MATTHEW MOLE - TAKE YOURS, I'LL TAKE MINE.

Another Proudly South African artist of a gem has surfaced on my radar. Watch how this quality artist performs a song in the city streets of South Africa that leaves you with a quirky smile of enjoyment while going about on his way on a banjo! The artist Matthew Mole performs the song "Take yours, I'll take mine".

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LEARN CHINESE WITH THESE COPYRIGHT FREE, PUBLIC DOMAIN, ROYALTY FREE CONTENT

Chinese Mandarin account for roughly about 850 million speakers. In our modern times it is impossible to ignore anymore a country with roughly a 1/3rd of the world's population with a GDP (gross domestic product) larger than the U.S.A. In recent times these economic prosperity has meant more Chinese tourists and business opportunities for all. Evidently to be relative in today's time it is becoming more evident to be at least somewhat literate in Chinese Mandarin as all future indications point exactly in that direction. No is the time to get a head start on the competition. By the way, most of the labels of products read "Made in China"..

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This MADDENS me! No respect for RHINO's

As a nature lover it is arrogant, disrespectful people like this that gets me upset! In the short clip it can be seen how a young male in essence tries to ride or "rodeo" a Rhino! What would your reaction be? Watch in the time frame from 1:25 to 1:54...

IRON MAN GIVES ROBOTIC ARM TO BOY (7)

A seven-year-old boy was the lucky receiver of a fully working 3D created robotic arm from non other than Tony Stark himself. Iron Man, or Robert Downey Jr., stayed in character and even had his own 'robotic arm with a glitch' there to fist bump the new "Iron Boy".

 

INCREDIBLE CIRCUS FALLS COMPILATION!

Although they may be professionals who do it for a living practicing for hours on a day, they are still human prone to make errors. Watch these amazing people..

From as long as men were awed by these artist and daredevils, we can only appreciate their courage for their never say die attitude even though injuries were plentiful always.