Polar Bear Plays with Huskies

Norbert Rosing is a German wildlife photographer that has been featured in National Geographic magazine. Rosing regularly travels to the western coast of Canada’s Hudson Bay near Churchill, Manitoba, to take pictures of polar bears. In 2006, Rosing captured a collection of photographs of a polar bear playing with a group of sled dogs. He originally thought the bear was going to attack, but was surprised to see it was only curious. According to Norbert’s account, the polar bear later returned to visit the dogs.

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R.A.S.A. - Trip Fest

Uploaded by bronews on 21 Nov 2011

http://bronews.com/ Trupa R.A.S.A. se pregătește de lansarea albumului "Por La Arta", care va ajunge în difuzoarele voastre în luna februarie.

O primă piesă extrasă de pe material, "Trip Fest", este lansată pe Bro News. Sthelu și YDA au lucrat pe parte de producție cu Remedy.

Mix / master: Subsemnatu
Audiție plăcută!

Plane Hits Truck

On February 4, 1976, a large earthquake struck 160 km (99.5 miles) northeast of Guatemala City, Guatemala. The area suffered extreme damage and most adobe type houses near Guatemala City were completely destroyed. The earthquake hit during the early morning (3:01 am), which contributed to the high death toll of 23,000 people. In June of 1976, National Geographic magazine published an issue dedicated to the earthquake. One picture in the magazine (captured by Robert W. Madden) shows a plane crash. The caption reads: “Buffeted by crosswinds, a rescue plane crashes into a truck, while trying to land on a mountain highway near Sanarate. Miraculously no one suffered serious injury.” Sanarate is the largest city in the El Progreso department of Guatemala.

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Romanian Parliament is just a bad joke

22.11.11. The darkest day. Romanian Parliament voted for mass killing of strays. We should burn them down, with their death shelters and sadistic catchers. We should.
But do we dare?

Madalina Gane

A Friendly Whale

In 2009, cameraman Marco Queral captured some incredible photographs while diving with a 50 ft (15.25 m) female humpback whale in the South Pacific (near Hawaii). Queral has spent 20 years of his life photographing whales. He says they are “extremely intelligent, just like humans, they have their own mind and come with strong personalities.” The most famous image from the collection shows Marco Queral reaching out to make contact with the giant whale. It was taken by one of Queral’s diving partners and went viral in 2009.

The image has been spread around the Internet with a story that details an encounter between a whale and a group of fisherman near the Farallon Islands, which is 18 miles off the coast of San Francisco. In the story, a whale became stuck in a collection of crab pots, so the fishermen jumped into the water and cut the animal free. After it was safe, the whale returned to the men to thank them with a nose bump. The man who cut the rope out of the whale’s mouth said that the creature’s eyes were following him the whole time and he will never be the same. The news story is accurate, but it has been falsely attributed to the Marco Queral photograph.

Fishbone - Crazy Glue

Uploaded by BlankTV on 20 Nov 2011

From the shifting fault lines of Hollywood fantasies and the economic and racial tensions of Reagans America, Fishbone rose to become one of the most original bands of the last 25 years. With a blistering combination of punk and funk, they demolished genre walls and challenged the racial
stereotypes and political order of the music industry and the nation.

On October 11th, on the eve of the band's 25th year anniversary, Fishbone released "Crazy Glue", their first new studio album in nearly five years, and have now supported that record with a brand new video of the album's title track.
Directed by our good friend Brian Whipp!

We hope you enjoy the madness!

Also check out this live show we shot of Fishbone with Bad Brains last summer!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meLHdVdlexA

Mellowtoy - The Antagonist

Uploaded by BlankTV on 20 Nov 2011

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Italians Metal-Rock band MELLOWTOY have released their third music video for the powerful and aggressive song "The Antagonist", taken from their latest studio album "Pure Sins" by Bagana Records. The video was shot during their tour in Eastern Europe with long time friends PAPA ROACH. Directed by the young Ukranian director Diana Grusheckaya, the video contains a lot of strong live footage and funny backstage moments.