How to Breakdance | Elbow Spin | Lil Cesar (Air Force Crew) Details: This Tutorial is taught by the legendary Little Cesar. Little Cesar is an innovator of many of the power moves we do today and has helped preserve the hip hop culture through the years on the west cost. Today he is teaching how to do the elbow spin which is an extremely hard move so make sure you take your time and be patient with yourself. Enjoy! Contact Lil Cesar: www.hiphopschoolofarts.org Disclaimer These Tutorials on Breakdancing are meant to help spread knowledge to kids and adults who otherwise wont get it, and to help preserve to culture in which we call Hip Hop. Please help keep Hip Hop Alive! Warning: These tutorials do involve moves that take time and hard work to learn and should not be attempted until you master the basics (Toprocks, Basic Footwork & Basic Freezes). Make sure you get comfortable with the moves before moving on, and make sure you have an open space to dance in. I am not responsible for any injures, sore muscles or broken furniture while you are attempting these tutorials. Take it easy until you feel comfortable. If you need extra help you can email me about doing a workshop or private lessons. Intro Music by: Rufio Beats Twitter: RufiosBeats_Clap www.therufio.bandcamp.com Other Music by Me Hot Fashions Provided by Universal BBOY Clothing www.Protectorsofhiphop.com Follow ME: www.Twitter.com www.facebook.com www.its2ndnature.com Thanks for Subscribing, Favorite, Leave me a …
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Welcome to one of my least favourite missions of this game; despite this, the tension therein breathes some fresh air into the gameplay. However, I have to freely admit that this game has quite a lot of variety. Eva needs to shut her mouth… Sorry about the audio screw-up in this part’s last upload attempt. I honestly have no idea what went wrong, although I do know that Sony Vegas was the cause of the problem.
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On a day like the day before the day before yesterday, 92 years ago, on April 21st, 1918, the world lost one of the bests pilots (I say one of the bests only IF he wasn’t, wich I doubt) the history has ever know. Manfred Von Richtoffen, also known as The Red Baron died. History says it as the canadian pilot Roy Brown the one who killed him, but most recent investigations say he wasn’t. They say it was an australian soldier who killed hi, but he did never know it. How ever, he died because of a bullet, wich entered (or got out) by his neck, and got out (or got in) throught his chest destroying one of his lumbs, part of his heart, yugular vens, and other parts of his body. Von Richtoffen had the top score of the war with 80 kills folloed by his brother. You think that we are talking about Worl War One, where the planes were weak, made of wood. Think that the living top ace is from Israel, he fought against Palestina and he has only 15 kills, with all the new technologies. The Red Baron joint the cavalry before the war, but he was traslated to the infantry because in the trench warfare, cavalry as not usefull at all. The he joint the air army, the Lufterkaft and got his first kills as the tail gunner of a recognicement plane. Then he got an albatross and used it untill he got his 60th kill. His 10th or 11th kill made him famous. He shot down the Royal Air Force top ace. Because of that, he got the control of the JASTA 1, also know as the Flying Circus, because he let his …
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