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The Set-Up in which Jason Paul and Team Farang are performing their run is simply awesome. The scenery is built in the look and feel of a 2D video game and reminds of legendary arcade games. Jason Paul needs to find the way out of a Maya temple, has to fight Ninjas before he finds his way over sketchy roof tops to the spot of the big show down: The fight against the final opponent, the end boss. Game over! Winner: Jason Paul.
Es ist ein wirklich „abgefahrenes“ Set-Up, in dem Jason Paul und Team Farang hier hochkarätiges Freerunning zeigen. Die Szenerie erinnert an „Jump ‚n‘ Run“-Klassiker, inszeniert im Gaming-Look in 2D. Die Story? Jason Paul muss den Weg aus einem Maya-Tempel finden und gegen Ninjas kämpfen, bevor es über den Dächern der Großstadt zum finalen Show-Down mit dem Bösewicht, dem Endboss, kommt. Game Over! Winner: Jason Paul.
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K, so if you stuck around to the end, you heard me talk about a contest! Here are the details:
I am going to choose a few people to come film some videos with me. I’ll go to your area and we will film some fun stuff! Make an Instagram, Vine, or YouTube video SHOWING me why you think you would be good for this. Maybe it’s a magic trick, funny prank, a remake of one of my videos, a joke, a story…whatever you want. (I would really like to see some service type videos!) Don’t just tell me what it is…I think it’ll be cooler actually seeing you do it! Tweet it to me with #edgemania. Be sure to be following me on twitter, cause I will direct message the winners.The sooner you get started, the better chance you have of me seeing your stuff! Thanks guys you rock! Contest ends at the end of Feb…yes, you can do this anywhere in the world!
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Lately I have been seeing the complexity inside seemingly simple objects. I recently made a simple bell in brass, which caused me to look at other products I can challenge myself to make. A funny thing is that I approach the creation of a new object like this spoon without knowing exactly how I will solve all the problems to create it. The joy comes from figuring out this process along the way. This was a 100-plus-year-old piece of yellow pine found in a dumpster in New York City. It was part of a beam. Notice the many growth rings. I didn’t use any finish because the wood was still somewhat sappy. Please enjoy.
View this project at Make: http://ift.tt/1pTA6aj
This is a new way for bad guys to steal your ATM pin code using an iPhone without you noticing at all BUT there is a really simple way to prevent it from happening.
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