Wine on the River? Sign Me Up.

After living approximately 1.8 miles from O.A.R.S. headquarters just outside of Angels Camp, California for more than 2 years, I decided it was time to go on a rafting trip.  And since I had previously been on some run-of-the-mill, average Class II-III rapids in the past, I also decided it was time to up the [...]

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Surf Photographer ? Kevin Roche

Check out our new featured portrait, lifestyle, and travel photographer Kevin Roche from California. In his portfolio you’ll find a range of portraits of legendary surfers Gerry Lopez & Jeff Clark, Dane Reynolds at a World Tour event and other beautiful Californian & Hawaiian scenery and lineups… www.clubofthewaves.com/surf-photographer/kevin-roche.php http://kevinrochephotography.wordpress.com

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Video: Icicle Creek Kayaking from Icicle.tv

Dave Moroles gave me a heads up about this�really nicely done Icicle�Creek kayaking video�from the Icicle.tv site.� It’s also a great site to find�all kinds of�videos about outdoor activities in the Leavenworth-Wenatchee area. Icicle Creek Kayaking - Leavenworth Wa from Skipow Visuals on Vimeo. This video is mostly Marco Colella and Rob McKibbin (I guess [...]

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For Dan Severn, Rematch With Royce Gracie Is a Long Shot He Can't Resist

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Dan Severn has always been a believer in setting goals for himself. Even now the 52-year-old UFC Hall of Famer writes down in his daily planner what he wants to accomplish by the end of each year, then checks that list almost every day to see if he's on the right track.

But with an official record of 99-16-7 and a career that spans almost the entire history of MMA in North America, even Severn is running out of goals in the sport. There are only a few he'd still like to accomplish before he retires at the end of 2012, and the clock is running out.

For starters, he'd like to get to 100 wins. Since he already has three wins this year and two more fights scheduled before the end of May, that one seems perfectly feasible. But it's who he'd like to eventually beat that may prove more problematic.

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Tyson Griffin Moves to Featherweight, Will Fight Manny Gamburyan

by Michael David SmithMired in a three-fight losing streak, Tyson Griffin is in danger of losing his job in the UFC. But Griffin will get one more chance to try to turn things around, as the UFC has announced that he'll move down to featherweight to take on Manny Gamburyan at UFC on Versus 4.

For Griffin, the move down to featherweight makes a lot of sense. He has had a great deal of success at 145 pounds in the past (he beat Urijah Faber to win the Gladiator Challenge featherweight title in 2005), and he probably would have stayed at 145 all along if the UFC had had a 145-pound division. In that sense, he's a lot like Gamburyan, who left the UFC's lightweight division for the WEC's featherweight division in 2009.

 

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Shinya Aoki Fighting for Himself This Time Around - Strikeforce

Shinya Aoki Fighting for Himself This Time Around Video by Strikeforce

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4th Westbeach Chinese Downhill ? Whistler

In the Westbeach Chinese Downhill you either win or you loose, there’s no inbetween, there’s no attitude, there’s nothing to hold on to. It’s you, your board and the mountain & you get down that mountain as fast as you can. On the way down you have no friends. Then when you reach the bottom [...]

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