If Henry Ford would have asked people what they wanted, they would have said “faster horses.
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Justin Winkelman explains why he thinks Hollywood is no longer as liberal as everyone makes it out to be with the dominance “The Hurt Locker” had at the 2010 Academy Awards.
The other winner of the evening is noted attorney Geoffrey Fieger and his representation of Master Sgt. Jeffrey Sarver more here: http://www.detnews.com/article/20100303/METRO/3030414/Geoffrey
Perched on top of an Atlas V rocket, on February 11 the Solar Dynamics Observatory launched into space. About a minute after leaving the Earth, the rocket did two things: it passed the speed of sound, and screamed past a sundog, a rainbow-colored optical effect in the sky caused by ice crystals. [The Star Wars music at the very begining does stop.]
The 25th anniversary verions of “We Are The World”; I’m somewhat partial to the original version. It seems like they put too many artists into this one. Regardless, the cause is just as good.
Meet Joe Kittinger, the subject of the last several videos. Includes more background on the project and his thoughts on the experience.
One more Kittinger video blurring the line between space and skydiving and merged with some Laird Hamilton big-wave surfing.
Mick Joint from the Detroit Athletic Club wins the 2010 Toledo Squash Classic Open Pro Division 3-0 vs. Ian Sly.
Mick Joint from the Detroit Athletic Club wins the 2010 Toledo Squash Classic Open Pro Division 3-0 vs. Ian Sly.
