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May 21 '13
“So don’t let any anyone tell you what you can and can’t be on the basis of a personality pigeon-hole they want to put you in.”
— Six Ways to Stop Worrying and Find Work You Love by Roman Krznaric — YES! Magazine

May 17 '13

Molly Lewis serenades Stephen Fry - combined (by Will McDonald)

May 14 '13

Free Hugs in Sondrio, Italy (by nerealcom)

May 10 '13
BBC News - The man who makes his living whittling wooden spoons

Barnaby Carder

Apr 22 '13
“I have now gone without news for four years, so I can see, feel and report the effects of this freedom first-hand: less disruption, less anxiety, deeper thinking, more time, more insights. It’s not easy, but it’s worth it.”
— News is bad for you – and giving up reading it will make you happier | Media | The Guardian

Apr 17 '13

Unbelievable Wingsuit Cave Flight! Batman Cave, Alexander Polli (by EpicTVadventure)

Apr 15 '13

Fly Fishing Film Tour - Off the Grid - Fly Fishing Outside the Norm (by OutdoorHub)

Apr 12 '13

Hilarious prank video, picked up on BoingBoing, just had to share…

Drive Thru Headless Prank (by MagicofRahat)

Apr 11 '13

Bergmönch - Hiking uphill Wheeling downhill (by Thomas Kaiser)

Apr 10 '13

Gollum does Gangnam Style in LEGO (by frankfredlego)

Apr 10 '13
Release the KR-KN! (by Ochre Jelly)

Release the KR-KN! (by Ochre Jelly)

Apr 6 '13
“Chris Payne from the London 2012 Organising Committee (LOCOG) was in Vancouver in 2010. “The experience was hugely valuable for many reasons, but I think two stand out,” says Payne. “First, the organisation of the Olympic Games is more art than science, with so many subtleties driven by such a complex stakeholder community. Experience is hugely beneficial in dealing with this. Furthermore, I think the best way to learn is to assume responsibility and take on a role, rather than visit and observe.” Payne says the biggest lesson he learnt was to expect the unexpected: “I was shocked by how little snow ended up on the ground at Cypress Mountain given the amount that was there just a couple of months before. The process that the Vancouver Organising Committee (VANOC) went through to deal with this threw up a huge amount of learning. “Perhaps the biggest single lesson was the importance of a willing ‘can-do’ attitude. No one aspect is more important than any other; everything is interconnected in delivering such a complex event and everyone must be willing to help everyone else, at all levels.”
— Learning from the past, getting ready for the future

Apr 5 '13

Where the Wild Fish Live (by Nick Didlick)

Feb 17 '13

Ep1 Mission Antarctic (by TimeLine Films)

Feb 17 '13

kunye (by Sinamatella Productions)