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Journalist Mike Guy underwent waterboarding by a trained member of the U.S. military in the site's new Lab Rat feature.
Guy bet that he could endure 15 seconds of the interrogation technique used by the Bush administration on al Qaeda chief Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and Abu Zubaydah.
These are the results
Guy bet that he could endure 15 seconds of the interrogation technique used by the Bush administration on al Qaeda chief Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and Abu Zubaydah.
These are the results
Winner of the Best Film on Mountain Sport and People’s Choice Award
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Running time: 60 minutes
Director: Jens Hoffmann
Genre: Documentary
"I don't want to die, I want to live. I'm pretty good at running away, and this is my escape." This is how Karina Hollekim describes her dedication to BASE jumping. Documentary filmmaker Jens Hoffman first met the now 30-year-old Norwegian in 2002. He immediately started to film, planning to follow Karina over a long period, trying to understand why a young woman would challenge herself mentally and physically in such an extreme sport. Jens accompanies her through many stages of her BASE-jumping career, until it comes to a sudden stop and changes all aspects of her life.
Click on Image to Watch Trailer
Running time: 60 minutes
Director: Jens Hoffmann
Genre: Documentary
"I don't want to die, I want to live. I'm pretty good at running away, and this is my escape." This is how Karina Hollekim describes her dedication to BASE jumping. Documentary filmmaker Jens Hoffman first met the now 30-year-old Norwegian in 2002. He immediately started to film, planning to follow Karina over a long period, trying to understand why a young woman would challenge herself mentally and physically in such an extreme sport. Jens accompanies her through many stages of her BASE-jumping career, until it comes to a sudden stop and changes all aspects of her life.
8 part documentary film, Based on the best-selling book by Naomi Wolf, The End of America
October 17, 2010
Sources: TheEndOfAmerica :: Amazon.com :: IMDB
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An organization in the United States called The National Organization for Marriage has launched a $1.5 million dollar advertisement campaign to fight back against the "gathering storm" aka. Same sex marriage.
Actors in the ad, who are posing as Massachusetts parents, California doctors, and members of a New Jersey church group, have lines like, “the clouds are dark, the winds are strong, my freedom will be taken away and I’m afraid.”
It was released as the only loud protest anywhere in America to the news that same-sex marriage had been legalized in Iowa and Vermont.
Will it advance any message?
Is homophobic activism depopulated or isolated?
Please post your comments below...
Actors in the ad, who are posing as Massachusetts parents, California doctors, and members of a New Jersey church group, have lines like, “the clouds are dark, the winds are strong, my freedom will be taken away and I’m afraid.”
It was released as the only loud protest anywhere in America to the news that same-sex marriage had been legalized in Iowa and Vermont.
Will it advance any message?
Is homophobic activism depopulated or isolated?
Please post your comments below...
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In this latest installment of CBS News Assignment America, Steve Hartman visits an animal sanctuary where a dog and an elephant have formed a very lasting, and unusual, friendship.
As seen in Nat-Geo
Video Credit: David Budzinski
Video Credit: David Budzinski
English Version