First the total and utter blunder of mixing up North and South Korean flags, and now this
Here is the other thing
Via Mashable
First the total and utter blunder of mixing up North and South Korean flags, and now this
Here is the other thing
Via Mashable
Seven Cameroon athletes, including the entire African nation’s boxing team and half its swimming team, were reported missing earlier this week, authorities fearing “for economic reasons”. The swimmer is Paul Ekane Edingue, gone missing before he was due to compete in the men’s 50 freestyle, none of his personal belongings were later found in his room. They are not breaking any immigration rules yet, as all visas issued to Olympic athletes, and their families, allow them to stay in the country until early November. Read The Telegraph and The BBC
Giggle, see Travis Karr on Google+
So this is local NBC sportscaster Dan Hicken going ballistic over also-NBC sportcaster Bob Costas running over his time limit. Going viral like crazy, see Examiner.
Spanish couple Mónica Fraile and Fran Calvo made a big splash over the weekend when they said their “I do’s” at Sea Life aquarium in Benalmadena surrounded by sharks and tropical fish. Not in scuba suits, no no, ruining perfectly good clothes si si. Via FoxNews
Behold Dublin band The Coronas’ underwater video, complete with underwater (electric) bass and everything. They are touring Britain in November, see Glasswerk.
This October, Hawkes Ocean Technologies hope to have their DeepFlight Super Falcon ‘hydrobatic’ submarine ready for mankind’s first ever underwater loop, ‘we’re going to go into the water and do what only whales can do until now’. They need funding though, specifically $45,000 by Sunday August 26, they are at $2,665 now on Kickstarter. Via Mashable
Wow, if possible now even more awesome! See The Guardian
Amid the excitement of the Olympic games, one former Olympic hopeful is speaking out on the darker side of youth sports. Kelley Currin says she was molested as a teen by Rick Curl, her former swim coach and founder of the prominent Curl-Burke Swim Club in the Washington, D.C. area. Read and listen to this story on NPR.