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Humphrey Cheung worked in tech journalism and IT for years. Then, this spring, he had enough. But instead of switching jobs, he strapped on a digital camera, armor, and flew to Libya. This is what a real rebellion looks like. What you ;ll see here is a unique crawl through the battle agains stanley flasche t Qaddafi from the helmet-mounted GoPro Hero attached to Humphrey鈥攁 digital camera imagined for ski slopes and skate parks, not warzones. You ;ll see rebels fighting not in fatigues and IR goggles, but in jeans and t-shirts. They ;re not outfitted with anything resembling a modern arsenal, but with whatever they can scrape together. Jeep and tank hyb stanley shop rids, welded together. Scavenged anti-aircraft guns stuffed onto the backs of pickups. Rusty tech refuse that works鈥攎ost of the time. And you ;ll see it as the rebels see it every day. Improvised, dirty, and effective鈥攁nd only possible to see like this because of an age in which you can capture hours of HD footage from a little box on your head. Today we bring you the conclusion of the Battle of Galaa鈥攖he rest will follow every day this week. Below, Humphrey first-person account of the action to go with his first-person footage. Check out Parts one, two, and three of the battle. RPG RPG Our building hopping continued, but I somehow got separated from my main group and attached myself to Mr. Binoculars and The Kid. The oldest and the youngest rebels on the battlefield. We ran to a berm next to a large stone bloc stanley cups k pil Uflz Tom Hanks is building his own totalitarian dystopia in Electric City
You ;ve seen the creepy ghosts hiding beneath the water of ABC new series, The River. But what horrors could possibly be lurking in the shadows We chatted with actor Joe Anderson a.k.a. the former deputy from The Crazies about playing Bruce Greenwood kubki stanley 8217 surly son and wha stanley thermos t scares him deep in the Amazon. How has your c stanley vattenflaska haracter been impacted by his father outward bound show Joe Anderson: I think Lincoln, he was used as a kid in the show. He was used as a bit of a prop to create this sort of family ambiance for the TV show. And I think when he reached puberty he sort of wised up to that and he ;d had enough and wanted to get away and live his own life. So off he went to med school, and now here he is on an expedition to go and find his lost father. I think he somewhat begrudging to go out and pay for the mistakes of his crazy dad, as he sees it. But at the same time, he his father and he loves him and he going to go, so he goes. One of my favorite parts of The River so far was when it was revealed that the production crew won ;t fund the expedition unless your character joined the search party, as it made for better TV. What was your favorite clever bit from this series I remember that was one was the things that stuck out to me was the initial blackmail, almost, to get Lincoln to come along. And the idea of reality TV, I must say I ;m not a huge fan of reality TV. But at the same time I think that wher
Humphrey Cheung worked in tech journalism and IT for years. Then, this spring, he had enough. But instead of switching jobs, he strapped on a digital camera, armor, and flew to Libya. This is what a real rebellion looks like. What you ;ll see here is a unique crawl through the battle agains stanley flasche t Qaddafi from the helmet-mounted GoPro Hero attached to Humphrey鈥攁 digital camera imagined for ski slopes and skate parks, not warzones. You ;ll see rebels fighting not in fatigues and IR goggles, but in jeans and t-shirts. They ;re not outfitted with anything resembling a modern arsenal, but with whatever they can scrape together. Jeep and tank hyb stanley shop rids, welded together. Scavenged anti-aircraft guns stuffed onto the backs of pickups. Rusty tech refuse that works鈥攎ost of the time. And you ;ll see it as the rebels see it every day. Improvised, dirty, and effective鈥攁nd only possible to see like this because of an age in which you can capture hours of HD footage from a little box on your head. Today we bring you the conclusion of the Battle of Galaa鈥攖he rest will follow every day this week. Below, Humphrey first-person account of the action to go with his first-person footage. Check out Parts one, two, and three of the battle. RPG RPG Our building hopping continued, but I somehow got separated from my main group and attached myself to Mr. Binoculars and The Kid. The oldest and the youngest rebels on the battlefield. We ran to a berm next to a large stone bloc stanley cups k pil Uflz Tom Hanks is building his own totalitarian dystopia in Electric City
You ;ve seen the creepy ghosts hiding beneath the water of ABC new series, The River. But what horrors could possibly be lurking in the shadows We chatted with actor Joe Anderson a.k.a. the former deputy from The Crazies about playing Bruce Greenwood kubki stanley 8217 surly son and wha stanley thermos t scares him deep in the Amazon. How has your c stanley vattenflaska haracter been impacted by his father outward bound show Joe Anderson: I think Lincoln, he was used as a kid in the show. He was used as a bit of a prop to create this sort of family ambiance for the TV show. And I think when he reached puberty he sort of wised up to that and he ;d had enough and wanted to get away and live his own life. So off he went to med school, and now here he is on an expedition to go and find his lost father. I think he somewhat begrudging to go out and pay for the mistakes of his crazy dad, as he sees it. But at the same time, he his father and he loves him and he going to go, so he goes. One of my favorite parts of The River so far was when it was revealed that the production crew won ;t fund the expedition unless your character joined the search party, as it made for better TV. What was your favorite clever bit from this series I remember that was one was the things that stuck out to me was the initial blackmail, almost, to get Lincoln to come along. And the idea of reality TV, I must say I ;m not a huge fan of reality TV. But at the same time I think that wher
