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Speed Flyer Glides Through an Aerial Alleyway
August 7th, 2014 2:30 PMCheck out the breathtaking view of the Hawaiian Islands as captured via a helmet camera worn by Derek Dutton, the 25-year-old daredevil paraglider, as he swooshes between two hotel buildings in Oahu.
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Chris Pratt's Forget About Dre Synched to Beats
August 7th, 2014 1:59 PMGuardians of the Galaxy actor Chris Pratt's now viral rendition of Forget About Dre sounds even better when it's synched to the original track, courtesy of Redditor Treytech.
Google Play Gets Rid of Gaza Bombing Games
August 7th, 2014 1:59 PMFollowing an angry storm of social media backlash, Google has removed at least two Android mobile games simulating airstrikes against Palestinians in Gaza from its app store.
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Speed Flyer Glides Through an Aerial Alleyway
Check out the breathtaking view of the Hawaiian Islands as captured via a helmet camera worn by Derek Dutton, the 25-year-old daredevil paraglider, as he swooshes between two hotel buildings in Oahu.
Chris Pratt's Forget About Dre Synched to Beats
Guardians of the Galaxy actor Chris Pratt's now viral rendition of Forget About Dre sounds even better when it's synched to the original track, courtesy of Redditor Treytech.
Google Play Gets Rid of Gaza Bombing Games
Following an angry storm of social media backlash, Google has removed at least two Android mobile games simulating airstrikes against Palestinians in Gaza from its app store.
