This month is my year mark since I adopted the parkour training into my life. Its been a great journey that has barely gotten started. I consider myself still a very immature traceur in the stages of the best experimenting of our journey. A playful kid that only thinks of the next time he can take over the concrete playground once more time. This video is my tribute to this year of training. You wont find fancy tricks or death defying moves and probably nothing that will leave you mouth open. It is simple what I think parkour really is. These are almost all the spots around my neighborhood and are literately in somewhat of a continuous line. I had a lot of fun filming this(not so much editing it Grin Roll Eyes )and it is full of lots of time investing and hard work. I made this for my own satisfaction and for those of you who appreciate the real essence of parkour, I hope you can enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it. I want to thank of all you who have been there when needed, weather it is to answer a question or to share laughter.
In 1987 the US Navy Civic Action Team (Seabees) based in Palau assisted with the initial expansion of the MMDC Giant Clam Hatchery by building eight concrete raceway tanks on Malakal Island. This more than doubled the existing size of the facility, from 6 to 14 tanks. Rapid further growth of the MMDC was accomplished with revenues generated from clam hatchery sales. By 1994 the MMDC had 64 large clam tanks in production, a 10-fold expansion from the outset. Also added during this growth phase were a state-of-the-art hatchery, laboratory and administration building, a 2000-cage ocean clam nursery, a screen printing shop, a shellcraft fabrication shop and a profitable gift shop with stunning mini-reef displays built into the walls. More than 100 local and regional clam culture training courses were conducted; over 100 tons of clams were produced in the Malakal Harbor ocean nursery and yearly production of hundreds of thousands of baby clams was routinely achieved by the hatchery staff. MMDC's work marked a turning point in the global status of the giant clam resource, which until that point was considered threatened, endangered or already locally extinct from overfishing in many Pacific island nations. Giant clams can now be produced in abundance on farms in Palau and elsewhere, thanks largely to the pioneering mariculture efforts, research and regional outreach work of MMDC and the many giant clam hatcheries that followed in the tropical Pacific region. Inspiration for the ...
The Game ft. Chris Brown, Boyz II Men, P. Diddy, Usher Mario Winans & Polow Da Don Better On The Other Side (Michael Jackson Tribute) (Prod. by DJ Khalil) (2009) Lyric [P. Diddy - Talking / Mario Winans - Background Vocals] I remember the first time I seen you moonwalk, I believed I could do anything, you made the world dance, you made the music come to life. [Chris Brown - Chorus] This the type of song that make the angels cry, I look up in the sky and I wonder why? why you had to go, go I know it's better on the other side, you were chosen from the start never gon let you go, it's from my heart (The King, woah! - Polow da Don) [The Game] Who's Michael Jackson, You're Michael Jackson, I'm Michael Jackson, We're all Michael Jackson, I guess what I'm asking is everybody bow their head for a legend don't breathe for a second, now let the air out, grab the hand of somebody you care about, so you can hear my message, my confession, somebody tell Usher, I seen the moonwalk, I guess the young thriller touched him, like he touched me, like he touched you, so carry on his legacy, something I must do and I trust you lighting candles, concrete visuals, me and my brothers listen to jackson 5 in the living room, first thing I did when I heard was call Puff, cause him and Mike tried to stop the beef between us, who is us? Me and 50, that beef is dead, him and young Mike Jackson gone take us to the ledge. [Chris Brown - Chorus] This the type of song that make the angels cry, I look up ...