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General Electric Aviation employees talk about the passion behind the production of the KFX Jet Engine. This engine is for the South Korean's new fighter jets.

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Converse launches its new Chuck Taylor CX sneaker and the new apparel line Shapes in NYC March 09, 2020.

Sarah Cawley is an Emergency Medicine Physician Assistant, Mom to a medically fragile child, and Survivor of Metastatic Breast Cancer. Her passion for wellness began long ago on her fitness journey, and was further refined through her life experiences and cancer diagnosis.

Matt Edminster and Billy Ramey, two New England guys, bought a 3D printer 3 years ago and what started as a hobby became a 3D Robot that turns heads...literally. Working with InMoov, an open source 3D Robot printing program, they have developed their own iteration.

Don’t overlook your own backyard, especially when it happens to be the majestic mountains of the Granite State. Pat Noonan, a serious rider and one of the North Country’s best riders, and friend Corey Smith, who has been living the Vanlife for four years, tackle an epic ride at the Bike Park at Attitash Mountain Resort in New Hampshire’s storied White Mountains. Corey and his girlfriend, Emily King, have been crisscrossing the continent living, working and exploring in their 1987 VW Vanagon, with thousands following their adventures at Where’s My Office Now on Instagram, YouTube and Facebook. (You can check them out at WheresMyOfficeNow.com and @WheresMyOfficeNow.) They’ve explored rides from the deserts of Arizona to the mountains of British Columbia. When their travels returned Corey and Emily to their New England homes this fall, Corey connected with good friend, Pat, to navigate the 20 miles of Attitash’s amazing downhill and cross-country trails he had overlooked during his youth. Loading the van up, they pointed north for an awesome, wild day of roots, loam and granite, lots and lots of granite. Director: Sean Collins Filming: Sean Collins & Jon King Edit: Sean Collins Sound: Sean Collins Produced: Sean Collins Production: www.jukebooth.com With Support From: Attitash Mountain Resort In Association With: www.wheresmyofficenow.com Camera: Red Epic Dragon, DJI Phantom 4, Sony A7SII Instagram www.instagram.com/jukebooth www.instagram.com/seancollinsproductions A special thanks to Nate Waterhouse at Attitash Mountain Resort. www.jukebooth.com

Growing up, Patrick Noonan knew he was fortunate to have the White Mountains as his playground. He would build trails behind his parent’s house with friends or hike up one of the peaks in his backyard. Waking up at 5:00 am just to get a ride in before work was routine for Pat. If no one else was around to join him, he would savor a solo hike and ride. He loved that there was always a sense of exploration and newness to the trails that would change from season to season. Pat has biked all over the world and has loved every experience along the way. Yet he always loves returning to his hometown to shred some of the trails where his love for biking all began. We joined Pat on an early morning hike to film this place he called home and spend the day in the White Mountains. Director: Sean Collins Filming: Sean Collins & Mike Galeno Edit: Sean Collins Sound Design: Mathieu Maertens www.soundcloud.com/swindlr Produced: Sean Collins Production: www.jukebooth.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/jukebooth Cameras: Red Epic Dragon, DJI Phantom 4, Sony A7SII