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Saturday, December 23, 2006
New Scuba Diving in Thailand gulfphotos
new pictures from scuba diving here at EcoSea Dive in Cambodia on the Thailand gulf
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Monday, December 04, 2006
Guinness Record holder Matt Frame To Attempt 24-Hour Handcuffed Swim for Jay Leno
Go Matt Go Famous for the Swim swim Swim from his last World Record, Matt is going to do it againGuinness Record holder Matt Frame To Attempt 24-Hour Handcuffed SwimFor Jay LenoCurrent World Record Holder of Longest Handcuffed Swim to tacklenon-stop endurance test on Christmas Day for opportunity at TonightShow spot.
http://mail1.infinology.com/cgi-bin/sqwebmail?redirect=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.joebodia.com%2F×tamp=1165288664&md5=LCDSu61DUsNXdvE9vArVtA%3D%3DSIHANOUKVILLE, Kompong Som, Cambodia, Dec 1, 2006 --- It didn't take long for Canadian Matt Frame, current holder of the Guinness Recordfor World's Longest Handcuffed Swim, to come to grips with the realitythat his six-hour, 5.8km handcuffed doggy paddle on November 21 was,ultimately, a failure."Sure I broke the record but I never cared about that," declared34-year old Frame, an can help me to attain my goals? Absolutely."Asked how a Tonight Show appearance could assist him in reaching his Foundation's goals, Frame commented, "If somebody achieves a world record for running backwards across the state of Nevada and they are doing it for diabetes awareness, ultimately the diabetes thing gets lost in the mix. An appearance on the Tonight Show would allow me the opportunity to properly explain why I engaged in this stunt: I am a stubborn guy willing to go to extraordinary lengths to achieve my goals, which right now happen to be the schooling of needy Cambodian kids. I believe people will connect with that in amuch stronger fashion than by just reading about the swim as the'oddity of the day' story in their newspaper."Why the Tonight Show with Jay Leno?"If you do an Internet search on the top primetime talk show hosts inAmerica, you'll see that the words 'Leno' and 'Charity' are mentioned more together than all the others combined. He is obviously a decent and reasonable guy. If anybody is going to understand the bigger picture of what I am doing, my money is on him."When asked why Frame chose Christmas to attempt his handcuffedmarathon he answers: "I can't think of a more appropriate day. Can you?"
http://mail1.infinology.com/cgi-bin/sqwebmail?redirect=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.joebodia.com%2F×tamp=1165288664&md5=LCDSu61DUsNXdvE9vArVtA%3D%3DSIHANOUKVILLE, Kompong Som, Cambodia, Dec 1, 2006 --- It didn't take long for Canadian Matt Frame, current holder of the Guinness Recordfor World's Longest Handcuffed Swim, to come to grips with the realitythat his six-hour, 5.8km handcuffed doggy paddle on November 21 was,ultimately, a failure."Sure I broke the record but I never cared about that," declared34-year old Frame, an can help me to attain my goals? Absolutely."Asked how a Tonight Show appearance could assist him in reaching his Foundation's goals, Frame commented, "If somebody achieves a world record for running backwards across the state of Nevada and they are doing it for diabetes awareness, ultimately the diabetes thing gets lost in the mix. An appearance on the Tonight Show would allow me the opportunity to properly explain why I engaged in this stunt: I am a stubborn guy willing to go to extraordinary lengths to achieve my goals, which right now happen to be the schooling of needy Cambodian kids. I believe people will connect with that in amuch stronger fashion than by just reading about the swim as the'oddity of the day' story in their newspaper."Why the Tonight Show with Jay Leno?"If you do an Internet search on the top primetime talk show hosts inAmerica, you'll see that the words 'Leno' and 'Charity' are mentioned more together than all the others combined. He is obviously a decent and reasonable guy. If anybody is going to understand the bigger picture of what I am doing, my money is on him."When asked why Frame chose Christmas to attempt his handcuffedmarathon he answers: "I can't think of a more appropriate day. Can you?"
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