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[VIDEO] Make It Count: A Short (very short) Film Of Two Guys’ Adventure
Yes, this may be a marketing ploy from Nike. Yes, maybe it is “well-coordinated spontaneity on behalf of Nike’s marketing dept.” But, ultimately, it’s a video showing two men traveling to and from many different countries in just 10 days and having an extraordinary time. If you choose to critique this video, that’s your choice; Although, it’s also my choice to take this video as inspiration, NOT to go and buy a Nike product, but instead, to go travel and explore our planet. There is so much out there and so few of us are able to see it all, or even some for that matter. And it’s obviously filmed and edited very well, which makes it that much more amazing. Kudos to Max Joseph and Casey Neistat.
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we shot this in 10 days, just the two of us.
Max, my friend in the movie, is a talented filmmaker, he edited this movie. check him out http://www.maxjoseph.com/‘
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Skydiving quadriplegic plunges to his death after his parachute fails to open
Dailymail - A quadriplegic man died in a weekend skydiving accident, Flathead County officials said Monday.
Zack Fogle, 27, who had five years of skydiving experience died Saturday afternoon when his parachute did not open during a jump at a skydiving festival in northwestern Montana.
He plunged 18,000 feet to his death because he was unable to manually deploy his parachute, and his emergency chute was not set to automatically release, authorities said.
While this is a tragedy, many people are happy that he died doing what he loved, living life. He was an adventurer and was always found trying to get an adrenaline rush. Skydiving was only one of the “dangerous” things he had done; He also went bungee jumping and much more. In fact, he “had completed more than 125 jumps and had participated in the Lost Prairie Boogie before.”