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When Will Burks, 41, started his ski run on Della Mountain in Hailey, Idaho, one day, he wasn’t expecting to be faced with disaster. First of all, Burks isn’t your average skier. Instead, he prefers to ski-fly, which means that he skis right off the edge of the mountain and uses a parachute to float down to the bottom. It’s pretty safe to say that it’s hard to scare him.
And that’s why this footage is so incredible. When this brave guy opened up his parachute and looked down at the mountain that he was just skiing on, he saw something pretty alarming.
Burks later learned that the avalanche that he’d so narrowly escaped was classified as a D2 event. Basically, this skier is lucky that he jumped when he did. The ending of this story could’ve been far more upsetting!
Read more: http://www.viralnova.com/ski-avalanche/
You’re going to die someday. Sorry if that sounded like a threat, but it’s really just a fact. One day, it will all come to an end. If you’re lucky, you’ll have a moment to reflect on your lifetime. If you’re even luckier, that moment will not be filled with thoughts of what you should or should not have done, but how happy you are with your decisions. While there’s no way to tell which choices you’ll rue when your days on earth are about to be over, perhaps these common deathbed regrets can help steer you towards a happy ending. Take a look (you won’t regret it)!
Wow. I don’t know about you, but I really need to step my living game up. Share this post and inspire your friends to live a regret-free life too.
Read more: http://viralnova.com/18-deathbed-regrets/
For all the people who keep lecturing us on how great China is at delivering rail service, here are some photos of what it’s like traveling in China when a little snow hits during New Year celebrations:
Grant was born with diastrophic dysplasia, a rare form of dwarfism that affects his cartilage and bone development and makes him much smaller than he should be for his age. Life is harder to navigate for Grant, but this sweet kid always has a positive attitude.
When he was six years old, he decided to offer some words of wisdom to show people that we can all overcome life’s difficulties no matter how hard things get.
Read More: This Is The Heartbreaking Thing You Don’t Know About Disney’s ‘Beauty And The Beast’
Read more: http://www.viralnova.com/wise-little-boy/
Uh, that’s “Kornacki,” guys. He hosts a weekend show — on your network.
Lean ___! (fill in the blank) RT @CalebHowe: MSNBC has their own host's name spelled wrong right now. http://t.co/3KVfe53pUK— johnny dollar (@johnnydollar01) January 09, 2014
http://twitter.com/#!/JayCaruso/status/421381340215668736Consummate professionals over there.
And to think: With MSNBC’s ratings being what they are, if Caleb hadn’t tweeted out the screen grab, no one may have ever noticed!
http://twitter.com/#!/HardieEric/status/421383230680363009***
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