 | RL 180 RL caderinha zerinho wheeling stunt bike stoppie nose essa foi a despedida da tornado... em breve tem mais de NX falcon 400 turbo ...vlw galera ... ------------------------------------------ zerinho empinando stoppie nose burnout super motard tornado crf 450 crf 230 cross trilha dirt jump bike motorcycle stuntfest 450 500 600 1000 r1 cbr cbx rr gsx gs zx 1400 1300 1100 1200 900 929 949 750 350 250 180 200 225 125 100 150 400 2 boys wheelie with his moto(2 on 1 moto..cool ) crazy crash borrachao tapetao lander xr wheelie wheely wheel xtreme extreme stunt angyal zoltan ac farias humberto ribeiro andre colombo leo byzok andre freeride drift drifting urban street bike mastery |
 | tapetao byzok wheeling rl bob nose stoppie zerinho bolinha tapetao conquista e shopping conquista sul. empinando zerinho xr 250 tornado honda hu ====================================================================================== = hungary darius ac farias angyal zoltan stunt ride freestyle freeride style rl 180 270 cadeirinha campeonato sul brasileiro bmw ferrari lamborguini v4 v6 v8 v10 v12 f1 r1 bandit tornado twister honda yamanha cg 150 125 135 150 180 200 250 225 350 400 600 500 750 1000 900 rr 959 949 929 1100 800 690 990 1200 1300 cb cbr gs gsx zx ninja stoppie super motard drift drifting pro streer xfr master mastery wold games xtreme extreme |
 | Drift Snowbarger What goes on in his head ? |
 | ALA 100 & PUP 100 This is the first video assignment due for my ALA 100 & PUP 100 class at ASU. One minute of mastery - drifting |
 | Raven Magick: Native American Flute - Blues MAMA Original Native American Flute - Blues Mama Original: Raven Magick Raven Cusson - Native American Flute/Maple Key of G Niko Tarini - Taos Double Head Frame Drum Magic, Healing, Creation If a raven totem has come into our life, magic is at play. Raven activates the energy of magic and links it to our will and intention. With this totem, we can make great changes in our life; the ability to take the unformed thought and make it reality. The raven shows us how to go into the darkest parts of our inner being and bring out the light of our true self; resolving inner conflicts which have long been buried. This is the deepest power of healing we can possess. Native people from the Americas believed the raven to be the creator of the world and the bringer of light and fire. Ravens are important in many cultures and harbingers in more than one religion. It is not hard to see why. Anyone who has spent a moment listening or watching must be struck with curiosity at what these aerial acrobats are up to. They are among the most intelligent of bird; social, and talkative, with a complex language that shows regional dialects. Few animals show as much love for their own abilities as these birds. They fly, and they are aware how cool it is they do so. Drifting on a warm updraft, diving through a valley, riding the wind of battered air in storms and fire, wrestling with each other midair, they joyfully exult in their mastery of the sky. A group of ravens has a few names depending on what they are doing at the time you see them. If they are standing guard over something or appear to be, then they are called a CONSTABLE. If they are lurking in the shadows, apparently up to no good or looking generally spooky they are called a CONSPIRACY. If they are dive-bombing the neighborhood cat or harassing their predator the owl, they are called a TERROR or UNKINDNESS. Images were most respectfully purloined from the Internet. Anyone claiming ownership, I humbly request your permission to retain these images in this Video Slideshow, as I think together, we are really saying something. Please drop me a line, and I will be sure to credit you here! It's all in the spirit of the Greater Good. Peace, Raven - |
 | 2:51 http://michaelnighttime.blogspot.com/ i was once caught expecting inspection, of my own mid time scape wide angled lens twist up among entries and exits wasn't it there an intrinsic and inherent fogs drifting dig and take a swimming. take a fearing? take a loving drinking and chilled instant? gentle corporate gentle, and a rush. escapes and excuses me tremendous and stuck. some dice exploded rolls up inside some mastery. some simplification of an unobtrusive purpose or sense of thought cohesion. merely seems. a hardened strain. throbbed like. gifted a similar and familiar hand-bound slow. egregious and potent. inabilities spun sinew renews and born. |
 | LeBron James 38 points vs Indiana 2008 *18 in 3rd quarter March 8, 2008 CLEVELAND -- After fans fought through more than a foot of snow to get the Cavaliers' game, LeBron James wanted to make sure their efforts were not in vain. James scored 38 points and Anderson Varejao added 15 points and 16 rebounds in Cleveland's 103-95 victory over the Indiana Pacers on Saturday. Though the attendance was nowhere near the figure of 20,562 that was announced, the 10,000 or 12,000 who braved the bitter cold and drifting snow were appreciated. "It means a lot," James said of the turnout. "The fans are the backbone of this organization. Even with the weather as bad as it was it was great to see so many people come out and support us." A winter storm dumped more than a foot of snow on the city. Cars buried up their doors in drifts could be seen near the arena. The Pacers arrived in Cleveland on Thursday after a loss to San Antonio and before the weather affected travel. Because of the inclement conditions, they were planning on staying over Saturday night. How bad was it? Cavaliers guard Delonte West said he and a couple of other players ran into trouble on their way to the game. "Yeah, we got stuck in a four-wheel-drive SUV," West said, smiling. "The only thing that could have saved us was a bulldozer." West scored 14 points, Joe Smith 12 and Wally Szczerbiak had 11 for the Cavaliers, winners of their last five at home. Varejao's six assists were a career high. Danny Granger had 19 points, Marquis Daniels and Troy Murphy each scored 17, Ronald Murray had 13 and Mike Dunleavy 11 for the Pacers, who never led in losing their third in a row. The Cavaliers were on top by as many as 21 points, with James scoring 18 points in the third quarter to put them up 77-64. "LeBron is a tough guard for anybody," Indiana coach Jim O'Brien said. "He's the best offensive player in the world. He got very hot at the beginning of the third and when he's making 3-point shots like that he's virtually unstoppable." James hit 5-of-8 shots behind the arc -- including two big ones down the stretch after the Pacers had clawed their way back. "I wanted to stay aggressive," he said of his third-period surge. "Once I'm in a zone like that it's tough for anyone to stop me." The Pacers made things interesting with a 7-0 run to draw to 92-87 with 3:46 left. But Granger fouled out at that point and the Pacers were short-handed the rest of the way. James went scoreless in the final period until there was 3:35 remaining. He then hit a 3-pointer from the right wing and assisted on a Varejao basket inside to push the lead back to 97-87. Daniels and Murphy hit 3-pointers for the Pacers to cut the gap to 97-93 before James hit a stepback 3 from in front of the Pacers bench at the 1:21 mark. James had to be treated by a trainer for cramps in his left thigh in the final minute. West hit two foul shots with 32.8 seconds left and Varejao added another to close the scoring. "Tonight was a product of us getting more familiar with one another," Cleveland coach Mike Brown said. "It showed on the offensive side tonight for sure." The Cavaliers continued their mastery of the Pacers. They've won the last seven meetings and 10 of the last 11, including seven straight at Quicken Loans Arena. The victory gave the Cavaliers their first season sweep over Indiana since 1992-93. Cleveland dominated the opening half, rolling to a 34-17 lead after a quarter while the Pacers struggled on offense. They hit just 7 of 23 from the field for 30 percent, while the Cavaliers were making 59 percent (13 of 22) of their shots. James had 14 points and seven boards by halftime, with Varejao adding 12 points and 12 rebounds - just one off the Quicken Loans Arena record for a half. As has been his routine lately, he closed the half with a flourish, driving the lane for a reverse dunk with less than a second left for a 51-37 lead. "He's been making them lately from all angles and all ranges," said Smith, acquired by the Cavs just before the trade deadline. "I'm still getting used to it because you just don't see it. I just stand there and say, 'Wow.'" |
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