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Red Bull New Year No Limits 2010 - Who Is Levi?

Who is Levi LaVallee?This New Year's Eve, Levi LaVallee, a seven-time Winter X Games medalist and champion snocross racer, will attempt to jump his Polaris snowmobile longer than ever before (over a 300 foot water gap) and eclipse the current record of 301 feet, live from San Diego on ESPN.http://RedBullNewYearNoLimits.com
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Rodney Mullen, Pro Skater, on the Tony Hawk Foundation

Rodney Mullen, Pro Skater, talks with http://maxflowertv.com/ about his long friendship with Tony Hawk along with his involvement in the Tony Hawk Foundation. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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?Dave Navarro, Jane's Addiction, on secrets to success

Dave Navarro, Jane's Addiction, talks with http://maxflowertv.com/ about his secrets to success. Dave says if you do what you love you can never lose. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Tony Hawk, Pro Skater, talks about his secrets to success

Tony Hawk, Pro Skater, talks with http://maxflowertv.com/ about his secrets to success. Tony believes in constantly challenging yourself and pushing for the best. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Perry & Etty Farrell, Jane's Addiction, secrets to success

Perry & Etty Farrell, Jane's Addiction, talks with http://maxflowertv.com on secrets to success. Perry follows his inspiration, which gives him laser-like focus on his goals, and he pursues his vision with calmness and persistence. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Shinobi Ninja "Brooklyn to Babylon"

Shinobi Ninja "Brooklyn to Babylon" (Official Music Video)
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Alex Young "Government Name"

Alex Young "Government Name" (Official Music Video)
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Reno Romeu at Cumbuco part 2

shot and edited by Andre Magarao shot during 4 days at Cauipe Lagoon - Cumbuco - CE - Brazil. rider: Reno Romeu - North Kiteboarding/Bintang song: Shinedown - Sound of Madness special thanks to everyone who helped! you know who you are! during filming and holding the flashes during the photo sessions! also check part 1: youtube.com/watch?v=G1xFxxkFGmc
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Stefani Miglioranzi, LA Galaxy, on secrets to success

Stefani Miglioranzi, LA Galaxy, talks with http://maxflowertv.com/ about his secrets to success. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Kelly Hrudey, NHL Hall of Famer, talks about his mentors

Kelly Hrudey, NHL Hall of Famer, talks with http://maxflowertv.com/ about his mentors. Kelly credits his family for their positive role in his upbringing. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Italian skydiver Roberta Mancino voted 'Sexiest Woman in Sports'

The world's hottest sports babe does not swing a golf club, shoot a basketball or ride a snowboard. Roberta Mancino jumps from airplanes.

The Italian skydiver was voted the "Sexiest Woman in Sports," beating out 15 others, in a Men's Fitness online poll. She was subsequently referred to by People magazine in this manner: "Talk about a falling angel." Below is a video of her airborne prowess.

Mancino, who was fearful of dying when she first started in the..
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Climber to take on Seven Summits on behalf of Alzheimer's research

Alan Arnette will embark later this month on a year-long quest to climb the tallest mountain on each continent, which he hopes will raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease and $1 million for research toward finding a cure.

It's no spur-of-the-moment lark. Arnette, 54, spent nearly a decade caring for his mother as she succumbed to Alzheimer's, losing her memory in stages and ultimately forgetting even her name and everything about her life.

Ida Arnette passed away..
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U.S. kiteboarder Rob Douglas sails 64 mph to set world speed record

If you blink you might miss the performance but below is a video showing Rob Douglas setting a world speed-sailing record of 55.65 knots (64.029 mph) on a kite-board during the recent Luderitz Speed Challenge in Nambia. The feat is expected to be ratified by the World Sailing Speed Record Council.

During the same competition Frenchman Sebastien Cattelan became the first person in the world to reach 55 knots when he posted a speed of 55.49 knots (63.857 mph) atop a narrow,..
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Ten climbing deaths on Colorado's '14ers' raise quesions about safety

Wintry weather arrived this week in Colorado, bringing an end to what has been an especially grim hiking and climbing season on the state's highest mountains, on which 10 people lost their lives.

Colorado is known for its 14,000-foot peaks; it has 54 of them, and according to some estimates as many as 500,000 people try to climb them each season.

Jason Blevins of the Denver Post quoted Lloyd Athearn, executive director of the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, as saying..
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Film crew's descent into fiery volcano becomes Internet sensation

It might have been perceived as a human sacrifice had extreme climber Drew Bristol not been wearing a heat-proof suit as he descended deep inside a remote South Pacific volcano and its full of boiling, hissing lava.

[Raw Video Rewind: Rare 'fire tornado' recorded in Brazil]

Bristol was part of a team led by New Zealand filmmaker/volcanologist Geoff Mackley, at Marum volcano on Ambrym Island, trying to capture the dynamics of an active volcano while adding a human..
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Hawaii Ready to Take on Tahitians in Outrigger Paddling Season

Every sport has its great rivalries. Whether it's the Lakers and the Celtics or Kelly Slater and Andy Irons, we find our finest moments when two equally talented and driven individuals or teams square off. And in the islands, where six-man canoe paddling is king, that great rivalry occurs when the Tahitians and the Hawaiians man their canoes and race. And this year, Hawaii is stacked from stern to bow with the strongest paddlers in the state and is thirsty for a long-awaited victory over..
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San Diego lifeguards overwhelmed by invasion of stinging creatures

San Diego is known for Sea World and its many bizarre marine creatures, but this summer is developing into one in which the creatures outside the sprawling marine complex are generating the most headlines.

On Wednesday it was stingrays, which inflicted wounds to at least 30 swimmers over a stretch of coastline in the La Jolla area. Ambulances were summoned to help deal with the chaos and two people were hospitalized.

A day earlier, kayakers in San Diego Bay discovered a..
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Freediver's breathtaking plunge into abyss part real, part fiction

World freediving champion Guillaume Nery had for some time wanted to establish a link between his sport -- which requires diving to incredible depths on a single breath -- and BASE jumping, which involves free-falling and parachuting from stationary objects.

Thanks to exceptional camerawork by fellow French freediver Julie Gautier, Nery has succeeded in breathtaking fashion.

The pair took advantage of a recent visit to Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas, in Gautier's..
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A short list of national parks where the cuisine is as savory as the surroundings

Fine dining and national parks do not historically go together but they do compliment each other, which might explain why more gourmet chefs seem to be planting roots within or close to the cherished U.S. wilderness retreats.

In the June/July issue of Men's Journal, Sarah Rose provided three examples of fine-dining possibilities in or around our beloved parks. For good measure, we took the liberty of adding to her list with a couple of our favorites:

1) Bryce Canyon,..
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Jordan Romero, 13, becomes youngest person to climb Mt. Everest

Jordan Romero, 13, reportedly has attained the top of Mt. Everest, making him the youngest person to have stood atop the world's tallest peak.

Rob Bailey, a spokesman for Romero's climbing party, confirmed that Romero achieved the 29,035-foot summit Saturday morning local time (in the Himalayan range).

Bailey had few other details. Romero, an eighth-grader from Big Bear Lake, Calif., was climbing with his father Paul and Paul's girlfriend Karen Lundgren. The trio now..
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