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If you have foliage, be afraid! These aren't just ordinary lumberjacks, they're highly skilled ninjas. Trading the usual tools of shuriken and katana for the axe and chainsaw these warriors take down trees with extreme prejudice!

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Salawayun successfully defend Dream Village

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Our Asia 2 Extreme team went to Lantau Island of Hong Kong to witness the 3rd King of the Hills high altitude marathon, the longest running in Asia on January 6 2008.More than 200 urban warriors braved the heat, high hills and smog to compete for the title.Check out the whole race at our site.Stay tuned to SO-U.TV for the next race on January 27 2008 and get regular updates at Seyonasia.com

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The Elegant warriors, Vanity of the Mu\\\'hari and Ory\\\'Hara of the Kel\\\'ariy catch a battlescripter :) have fun watching

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Corporal Cathy Fremont is a Marine, a media magnet and a sniper. Marine Captain Jim Boland is not convinced women belong in combat, but when he rescues her he finds that a powerful and forbidden affair and a dangerous political agenda become the new battle ground. Women in combat are targets in more ways than one and with Cathy in the crosshairs they both know Danger Close. http://www.LindsayMcKenna.com Military Romance

In 30 days, wounded warriors collectively cycled almost 3,300 miles for Soldier Ride Across America, a cross-country adaptive cycling ride to raise awareness for veteran issues. The journey commemorated the 15-year anniversary of Long Island native and veteran supporter Chris Carney's historic coast-to-coast cycling venture in support of wounded warriors, which spurred the creation of the Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) Soldier Ride® program. “The goal of Soldier Ride Across America was really to bring warriors together and connect warriors to the communities,” said James Herrera, WWP Physical Health & Wellness director and Soldier Ride Across America organizer. “Really it's just about creating a brotherhood or sisterhood. They shared a common goal that was an incredibly challenging distance that they rode, but really the bond that I saw develop over a shared challenge, and even a shared hardship, was something you just can’t replace.” To view the multimedia release go to: https://www.multivu.com/players/English/8350131-soldier-ride-across-america-wounded-warrior-project/