A new intense pastime has been created where people swing off cliffs and across canyons. These new swings allow immediate freefalls down steep, rocky cliff faces. Truly an adrenaline junkies dream come true. Spectacularly scenic locations and life-threatening falls give an adrenalin rush like nothing else. Would you jump off a cliff?
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The TV show “Quantum Leap” is about scientists who developed a device that would allow a person to travel back in time. The series ran from 1989 to 1993. The 1990 episode of Quantum Leap, “All-Americans”, (which aired Jan. 17, 1990), predicted the outcome of the 1996 Super Bowl XXX During a scene, the character […]
Students at Olathe Northwest High School attempted to prank coach, Joel Branstrom. The plan was to have Mr. Branstrom shoot a half-court shot blindfolded for the chance to win 4 NCAA Final Four tickets. They were going to fake the cheering after he missed and give him restaurant meal card for the prank prize. However, to […]
There are no lighting tricks going on in the photo below. Fellow teammate “Andre Roberson” accidentally kneed “Russell Westbrook” in the face during a game against the Portland Trailblazers. After he got up off the floor there was a notable change to his appearance, he had a dent in the right side of his face.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like it, his face was actually dented like a car would be.
They let him go back and finish the game after this happened but notice how the soft tissue is not swelling up, no bruise. I also find it very strange that the soft tissue and skin are also dented. Has anyone ever seen this before?
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Every year, hundreds of people attempt to climb to the summit of Mount Everest. While more than 4,000 people have made it successfully, many others died trying.
150 Confirmed Dead
Most bodies cannot be recovered, due to harsh weather conditions, without putting others in significant danger. So they lay frozen on the mountain in the position that they died in, preserved by the icy cold.
Many of these bodies have become landmarks for climbers to track the progress of their own climbs.
