Quinn skates most of the camp in this video – in order of appearance:
Lot 8, School, Playground, School, Playground, Lounge, F-Bowl, Target Plaza, Outdoor Street, Cage, Cloud9, Rockwall
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Speedsolving the Rubik’s Cube while freefalling from 4300 meters, sitting in a rubber boat. This is the first attempt and worked really well – I solved the cube in about 31,5 seconds. I started right after exit and was finished at about 2500 meters. At 2300 meters I accidentally slipped out of the boat.
The skydive was videotaped by five cameras (two on-board, three outside the boat).
Dan Lacey, a professional BMX rider, takes one of the Mayor of London’s new for-hire bikes for a spin around the capital.
The British rider, who has recently returned from the 2010 X-Games in Los Angeles, found the going tougher than he expected.Â
The design and, more significantly, the weight of the bike meant that he was not able to pull off the more spectacular tricks he is accustomed to performing at major events around the world.Â
His efforts were thwarted by a bicycle which he described as being “built like a tank”
It begins with a wheez and ends with a smile. This is how surfing finds children and young people with cystic fibrosis in Southern California on a gray summer’s afternoon. If you’re questioning the link between surfing and cystic fibrosis, the answer’s in the salt.
According to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, people with the disease produce a thick mucus that can be trapped in the lungs and cause infections as well as obstruct the body from producing certain enzymes that break down food. There are an estimated 30,000 children in the United States suffering from the disease. But there’s good news–surfing has been proven to help mitigate the symptoms  … Details
Interview with James Dunlop, chairman of the Mauli Ola Foundation. He discusses a unique treatment for Cystic Fibrosis