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Airbnb celebrates 1 million nights booked with a stunning infographic by designer Kelli Anderson (previously), revealing curious factoids about how people use the popular peer-to-peer travel platform.
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@tiffanyTlane having her very first cup of Rooibos #proudlysa #FF
One of the first shoots I attended during my first week with e.tv was an event for the opening of the Stellenbosch Academy of Sport. Rugby is a major part of life here in South Africa and this event was to celebrate the new home of the Springbok Sevens team as well as the Western Province Rugby Institute. National, regional and university rugby teams were present. The residence and training center was unbelievable! There were personal chefs in a huge kitchen, a nice gym with brand new equipment and a pool that would light up in the middle of the courtyard.
The event was hosted by South Africa’s second richest man, Johann Rupert and one of the most famous rugby players, Morne du Plessis. There were even flute players performing for the guests. I went to the event to shadow reporters Andre Du Plessis “AP” and Percivale Young and cameraman Zaid Harris. We had a great time and I realized how important rugby was to the country. I learned a lot watching Percy and AP interview players and coaches. We even made a joke about asking Johann Rupert to take our picture. The night was a blast!
A world map of perceived political corruption, part of Transparency International’s annual Corruption Perceptions Index.
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RIP: Dick Tufeld, a voice actor best remembered for his role as the Robot on the classic sci-fi TV show Lost in Space, passed away Sunday in an LA-area hospital. He was 85.
“Dick Tufeld was a really cool guy,” wrote his Lost in Space co-star Bill Mumy. “He’s reunited with his wife Adrian now. R.I.P. Dick. You will be missed bigtime.”
A staple of Irwin Allen productions, Tufeld provided narration for both Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and The Time Tunnel. He was also known for his work on the animated adaptation of Fantastic Four, as well as his announcing gigs for Disney in the 50’s and 60’s.
Tufeld most recently reprised his role as the Robot for the 1998 feature film adaptation of Lost in Space.
Below, some of his most memorable moments as the Robot:
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RIP: Dick Tufeld, a voice actor best remembered for his role as the Robot on the classic sci-fi TV show Lost in Space, passed away Sunday in an LA-area hospital. He was 85.
“Dick Tufeld was a really cool guy,” wrote his Lost in Space co-star Bill Mumy. “He’s reunited with his wife Adrian now. R.I.P. Dick. You will be missed bigtime.”
A staple of Irwin Allen productions, Tufeld provided narration for both Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and The Time Tunnel. He was also known for his work on the animated adaptation of Fantastic Four, as well as his announcing gigs for Disney in the 50’s and 60’s.
Tufeld most recently reprised his role as the Robot for the 1998 feature film adaptation of Lost in Space.
Below, some of his most memorable moments as the Robot:
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Oscars Snub Michael Fassbender; Are Officially Dead To Me [BestWeekEver]](http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lybg0itumc1qln00mo1_400.jpg)
The State of the Union Drinking Game
Drink and play along. It will make what you hear slightly less depressing!
Newsweek: The Modern Journalist and Twitter
After reading the articles “The Journalist Guide to Twitter,” ”Five Ways to Gather and Report News With Twitter,” and “How to Verify a Tweet,” I realized two things.
One was that I knew most of the tips that the articles had to…
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Sheepish sunset near Riviersonderend, Western Cape.
