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In this episode I am joined by Karen Hutton, Emily Adamson, Mike Hollman, Justin Troupe, Erin McLean, and J. Griffin Stewart. We talk about our travel adventures, show some of our work, and give some great travel tips! Thanks to Dave Veffer for helping out with the whole production! Official website:www.StuckInCustoms.com You can subscribe for free to my YouTube channel at www.youtube.com

Take a break and travel to Hawaii with us as we show you a time lapse of the beautiful mountains, blue waters and clouds in the sunset. This video was created for Intel's "A Momentary Lapse" video and photography contest. "A MOMENTARY LAPSE" - bit.ly Celebrating Time-Lapse and Slow Motion Photography ENTER THE CONTEST: Make your own 30-90 second original time-lapse or slow motion video and submit your entry for chances to win huge prizes! Submission Dates: Sept 17, 2012 - October 23, 2012 bit.ly WATCH: How to Make Time-Lapse Photography by Vincent Laforet - bit.ly Gymnastics in Slow-Mo - bit.ly Wingsuit Jumping in Oahu, Hawaii Slow-Mo - bit.ly Zombie Makeup Special Effects Time-Lapse - bit.ly SUBSCRIBE: youtube.com MUSIC IN VIDEO: "Illuminate" by Seth Stanley Visit Intel.com for more information on the Ultrabook™ inspired by Intel®

Travel Spain and appreciate it's amazing diversity by meeting the locals. (English/Spanish Language) Stories include: *In Sevilla I interview two flamenco dancers, Asa Danielson from Sweden, and Elena Moro Roman, an Australian of Spanish Background. Both have moved to Sevilla to practice flamenco. I also try to define the flamenco term 'Duende', with interpretative dance and poetry. *Cuenca, a Unesco World Heritage site, has a rich and varied history. Best known for it's Hanging Houses, Cuenca was founded as a Moorish fort, became a centre for religious orders, and more recently, became home for many artists. I interview Alberto Cuesta Senior about the joys of maintaining a garden and spoke with Antonio Perez about his Contemporary Art Museum. *Benimaclet was a farming village on the outskirts of Valencia. As Valencia grows, one history replaces another. Alberto Cuesta, a scientist discusses the changes occurring in his Benimaclet neighborhood. *Cave Dwellers (cuevas) of San Miguel Alto. In Granada I visit the Alhambra, a fine example of Moorish Architecture, which uses the aesthetically pleasing golden ratio in its dimensions. I then learn about cave living, interviewing such characters as Dr, Sun, who uses a solar cooking machine to prepare meals. *What I like about Vigo is that it is not a tourist town. It is just a town where Spanish life carries on as it has for generations. I was a guest of the Ramallo family, and interviewed Fernando Ramallo, a linguistics ...

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