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20:03:35 05/25/12
X-Fighters Glen Helen Sports Show Recap
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X-Fighters Glen Helen Sports Show Recap
What an unforgettable day in Southern Cailfornia! The Red Bull X-Fighters returned to their roots and rode the biggest FMX track ever built in front of a passionate American crowd! On the day after the contest Tes Sewell (Sports Director) and Ronnie Renner (FMX Expert) look back on one of the hardest duels in the history of the sport: Why could Thomas Pag%egraves make it to the final without jumping a single backflip? What exactly made the difference between Todd Potter and the rest of the world's best riders? A unique review with interesting facts from the experts and former pros themselves. Subscribe to Red Bull: www.youtube.com Check out more X-Fighters: www.redbull.com From: redbull Views: 6949 249 ratings Time: 06:03 More in Sports
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02:01:26 05/25/12
Myth McConnell
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In the wake of the debt-ceiling crisis he helped manufacture last summer, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell boasted it was "a hostage that's worth ransoming" which "also is a new template" for the future. As it turns out, those threats were among the few true words McConnell has uttered. Because while he's promising once again to blackmail the White House over the debt ceiling, the Kentucky Republican claimed it's because "we'd like to do something about the nation's biggest problem, spending and debt, which of course is the reason for this economic malaise." Of course, as the data show, it's the very austerity policies here and in Europe which are costing jobs and hurting growth.
But Mitch McConnell's myth-making hardly ends there. On the economy, taxes, deficits, health care and so much else, virtually all of McConnell's talking points are tried - and untrue.
( Click a link to jump to the details for each below ):
* "Obama Made the Economy Worse"
* "No Evidence Whatsoever That the Bush Tax Cuts Actually Diminished Revenue"
* "Punishing Job Creators"
* "We Look a Lot Like Greece Already"
* Public Sector Layoffs Are a "Local" Problem
* 47 Million Uninsured Americans "Don't Go Without Health Care"
* The Public Option "May Cost You Your Life"
* Democrats Are "Sticking It to Seniors with Cuts to Medicare"
"Obama Made the Economy Worse"
For months, Mitch McConnell (for example, here , here and here ) regurgitated the GOP talking point that President Obama " made the economy worse ." Sadly for the trickle-down mythmakers of the Republican Party , the facts and the overwhelming consensus of economists - including John McCain's 2008 brain trust - prove otherwise. President Obama not only did not make the American economy worse; no thanks to obstructionist Republicans in Congress he saved the United States from "Great Depression 2.0" and put the nation on the path to recovery.
Start, for example, with the conclusions of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO). Despite Republican mythmaking that the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) "created zero jobs," in November the CBO reported that the stimulus added up to 2.4 million jobs and boosted GDP by as much as 1.9 points in the previous quarter. As The Hill explained, the CBO has found that "President Obama's 2009 stimulus package continues to benefit the struggling economy": >
The agency said the measure raised gross domestic product by between 0.3 and 1.9 percent in the third quarter of 2011, which ended Sept. 30. The Commerce Department said Tuesday that GDP in that quarter was only 2 percent total...
By CBO's numbers, the $800 billion stimulus added up to 0.9 million jobs in 2009, 3.3 million jobs in 2010 and 2.6 million jobs in 2011.
Mark Zandi , an adviser to John McCain in 2008, was adamant on positive role of the stimulus. Federal intervention, he and Princeton economist Alan Blinder argued in August 2010, literally saved the United States from a second Great Depression. In " How the Great Recession Was Brought to an End ," Blinder and Zandi's models confirmed the impact of the Obama recovery program and other federal interventions dating back to 2008, concluding that "laissez faire was not an option": >
We find that its effects on real GDP, jobs, and inflation are huge, and probably averted what could have been called Great Depression 2.0. For example, we estimate that, without the government's response, GDP in 2010 would be about 11.5% lower, payroll employment would be less by some 8½ million jobs, and the nation would now be experiencing deflation.
"No Evidence Whatsoever That the Bush Tax Cuts Actually Diminished Revenue"
In his version of the Republican myth that " tax cuts pay for themselves ," President Bush confidently proclaimed, "You cut taxes and the tax revenues increase." As it turned out, not so much.
After Ronald Reagan tripled the national debt with his supply-side tax cuts, George W. Bush doubled it again with his own. (Reagan's performance would have been much worse, had he not raised taxes 11 times to help make up the shocking shortfall.) As a share of American GDP, tax revenues peaked in 2000; that is, before the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003. As the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities concluded, the Bush tax cuts accounted for half of the deficits during his tenure, and if made permanent , over the next decade would cost the U.S. Treasury more than Iraq, Afghanistan, the recession, TARP and the stimulus - combined .
Nevertheless, as the Republican Party waged its all-out attack in 2010 to preserve the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy , the GOP's number two man in the Senate provided the talking point to help sell the $70 billion annual giveaway to America's rich. "You should never," Arizona's Jon Kyl declared, "have to offset the cost of a deliberate decision to reduce tax rates on Americans." For his part, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell rushed to defend Kyl's fuzzy math: >
"There's no evidence whatsoever that the Bush tax cuts actually diminished revenue. They increased revenue because of the vibrancy of these tax cuts in the economy. So I think what Senator Kyl was expressing was the view of virtually every Republican on that subject."
That may have been a view universally shared by virtually every Republican, but it happens to be wrong.
"Punishing Job Creators"
For years, Senator McConnell has been among the legions of Republicans wrongly arguing that even the slightest increase in taxes for the wealthiest Americans is tantamount to " punishing job creators ." As his colleague John Boehner put it: >
"The top one percent of wage earners in the United States...pay forty percent of the income taxes...The people he's [President Obama] is talking about taxing are the very people that we expect to reinvest in our economy."
If so, those expectations were sadly unmet under George W. Bush. After all, the last time the top tax rate was 39.6 percent during the Clinton administration , the United States enjoyed rising incomes, 23 million new jobs and budget surpluses. Under Bush? Not so much.
On January 9, 2009, the Republican-friendly Wall Street Journal summed it up with an article titled simply, " Bush on Jobs: the Worst Track Record on Record ." (The Journal's interactive table quantifies his staggering failure relative to every post-World War II president.) The meager one million jobs created under President Bush didn't merely pale in comparison to the 23 million produced during Bill Clinton's tenure. In September 2009, the Congressional Joint Economic Committee charted Bush's job creation disaster, the worst since Hoover.
That dismal performance prompted David Leonhardt of the New York Times to ask last fall, "Why should we believe that extending the Bush tax cuts will provide a big lift to growth?" His answer was unambiguous: >
Those tax cuts passed in 2001 amid big promises about what they would do for the economy. What followed? The decade with the slowest average annual growth since World War II. Amazingly, that statement is true even if you forget about the Great Recession and simply look at 2001-7... >
Is there good evidence the tax cuts persuaded more people to join the work force (because they would be able to keep more of their income)? Not really. The labor-force participation rate fell in the years after 2001 and has never again approached its record in the year 2000. >
Is there evidence that the tax cuts led to a lot of entrepreneurship and innovation? Again, no. The rate at which start-up businesses created jobs fell during the past decade.
The data are clear: lower taxes for America's so called job-creators don't mean either faster economic growth or more jobs for Americans .
As Jared Bernstein aptly put it earlier this month: >
"Tax cuts and job growth? They're just not that into each other."
"We Look a Lot Like Greece Already"
As their last round of hostage-taking of the debt heated up last summer, Republicans including Mitch McConnell warned, "We look a lot like Greece."
hile FactCheck.org was quick to conclude that "whatever it 'looks like' through Sen. McConnell's eyes -- the fact is that the U.S. is not yet a fiscal wreck of Greek proportions," its analysis hardly does justice to the scale of the Republican myth-making. The Washington Monthly's Steve Benen summed it up quite succinctly: >
New rule: every time a confused Republican lawmakers compare the United States' fiscal conditions to that of Greece, an angel loses its wings.
Look, the very idea is just crazy. The U.S. has extremely low interest rates and foreign investor are happy to loan us money; Greece has extremely high interest rates and no one is eager to loan the country money. The U.S. has our own currency; Greece has the Euro. We have a great credit rating (for now); Greece has an awful credit rating. We have a manageable debt; Greece has a debt crisis. We're a large country with an enormous economy; Greece is a small country with a small economy. We have one of the world's most stable systems of government (at least until six months ago); Greece's government structure is a little shaky.
For his part, Nobel Prize-winning economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman has been decrying the " Hellenization of economic discourse " for months. "Greece -- with a long history of fiscal irresponsibility, very high public debt, and a country without a currency -- doesn't bear much resemblance even to the other peripheral Europeans, let alone the United States."
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Here's debt levels (if you ask me the IMF projections for Greece are too optimistic). >
Plus there's the having your own currency thing, and the fact that the interest rate on US 10-year bonds is 3.11 percent, on Greek bonds 16.82 percent. >
Otherwise we're exactly the same.
Public Sector Layoffs a "Local" Problem
Last fall, Minority Leader McConnell led the GOP opposition to President Obama's proposed $400 billion American Jobs Act. The loss of hundreds of thousands of police, firefighter, teacher and other public sector jobs, he insisted, was a "local" problem.
As it turns out, the 600,000 state and local government jobs already lost since December 2008 is very much a national issue. That " anti-stimulus ," it turns out, has added a full point to America's unemployment rate .
Last month, the Economic Policy Institute noted that the private sector had gained 2.8 million jobs while federal, state and local governments shed 584,000 just since June 2009. EPI concluded that the public sector job losses constituted "an unprecedented drag on the recovery": >
"The current recovery is the only one that has seen public-sector losses over its first 31 months."
Back in March, Paul Krugman expressed the same point , but with some inconvenient historical context for the Party of Reagan. "In fact, if it weren't for this destructive fiscal austerity," Krugman explained, "Our unemployment rate would almost certainly be lower now than it was at a comparable stage of the 'Morning in America' recovery during the Reagan era." >
We're talking big numbers here. If government employment under Mr. Obama had grown at Reagan-era rates, 1.3 million more Americans would be working as schoolteachers, firefighters, police officers, etc., than are currently employed in such jobs. >
And once you take the effects of public spending on private employment into account, a rough estimate is that the unemployment rate would be 1.5 percentage points lower than it is, or below 7 percent -- significantly better than the Reagan economy at this stage.
47 Million Uninsured Americans "Don't Go Without Health Care"
McConnell the " strict obstructionist " was naturally in the forefront of the all-out Republican effort to block health care reform at any cost. As he repeatedly put it in June 2009 , "all of us want reform, but not reform that denies, delays, or rations health care." To prove his point, McConnell didn't merely trot out a Canadian patient who came to the U.S. for special treatment, but insisted to NBC's David Gregory that no American does without health care now. >
GREGORY: Do you think it's a moral issue that 47 million Americans go without health insurance? >
McCONNELL: Well, they don't go without health care. It's not the most efficient way to provide it. As we know, the doctors in the hospitals are sworn to provide health care. We all agree it is not the most efficient way to provide health care to find somebody only in the emergency room and then pass those costs on to those who are paying for insurance. So it is important, I think, to reduce the number of uninsured. The question is, what is the best way to do that?
That President George W. Bush, Tom Delay and Paul Broun among other Republicans also claimed "people have access to health care in America...after all, you just go to an emergency room" doesn't make it any more true. As the numbers show -- 50 million uninsured, another 25 million uninsured, 45,000 unnecessary deaths, one in five Americans "self-rationing" care and 62 percent of all personal bankruptcies being related to medical bills -- the crisis is far worse than the one Mitch McConnell pretends doesn't exist.
The Public Option "May Cost You Your Life"
While Mitch McConnell insisted that the lack of insurance doesn't prevent anyone from getting health care, in 2009 he suggested having coverage could prove fatal . Months before the passage of the Affordable Care Act without the so-called "public option," Minority Leader McConnell said it would be deadly.
That irresponsible fear-mongering came during an appearance on Dennis Miller's radio show in October 2009. Blasting the "opt-out" version of the public option then being considered in the Senate bill, the Senator from the state ranked 45th in health care performance insisted access to coverage could kill you : >
MCCONNELL: Well, it doesn't make any difference frankly whether you opt-in or you opt-out, it's still a government plan. You know, Medicaid, the program for the poor now, states can opt-out of that, but none of them have. I think if you have any kind of government insurance program, you're going to be stuck with it and it will lead us in the direction of the European style, you know, sort of British-style, single payer, government run system. And those systems are known for delays, denial of care and, you know, if your particular malady doesn't fit the government regulation, you don't get the medication. >
MILLER: Right. >
MCCONNELL: And it may cost you your life. I mean, we don't want to go down that path.
As a Harvard Medical School study found, each year the path of no health insurance leads 45,000 Americans to the grave.
Democrats Are "Sticking It to Seniors with Cuts to Medicare"
For two years running, Mitch McConnell has been among the 40 GOP Senator voting for Paul Ryan's House budget plan to privatize and inevitably ration Medicare now used by 46 million American seniors. In the late 1990's, McConnell joined in Newt Gingrich's effort to slash almost 15 percent from the Medicare budget so that the program would "wither on the vine." But when the Affordable Care Act called for savings from the private Medicare Advantage program used by only 15 percent of elderly beneficiaries, it was Mitch McConnell who warned seniors about the mythical danger.
In July 2009, McConnell tried to scare America's 46 million Medicare beneficiaries by declaring, "The administration plans to use Medicare cuts to fund yet another new government program." Hoping to build on the momentum of the GOP's disgusting and demonstrably false " euthanasia " talking point, McConnell cautioned: >
"Some in Congress seem to be in such a rush to pass just any reform, rather than the right reform, that they're looking everywhere for the money to pay for it -- even if it means sticking it to seniors with cuts to Medicare."
That salvo comes just two weeks after McConnell promised to defeat health care reform in the Senate, warning America's highest turnout voting block: >
"They are going to pay for this plan by cutting Medicare, that is cutting seniors."
Those claims, the New York Times pointed out the day after the Republicans' overwhelming triumph in the 2010 midterms elections were misleading at best and false at worst. But, sadly, they worked .
And so it goes.
As Joshua Green documented last year in the Atlantic , "Mitch McConnell is a master manipulator and strategist" whose "relentless tactics have made his party victorious." But that doesn't make him a truth-teller, except on those rare occasions when he reveals his true motivations. During the debt ceiling stand-off last summer , McConnell briefly got weak in the knees at the prospect of U.S. sovereign default not because it would be a disaster for the nation, but because it could damage his Republican Party : >
"I refuse to help Barack Obama get re-elected by marching Republicans into a position where we have co-ownership of a bad economy. ... If we go into default, he will say that Republicans are making the economy worse and try to convince the public -- maybe with some merit, if people stop getting their Social Security checks and military families start getting letters saying service people overseas don't get paid. It's an argument he could have a good chance of winning, and all of the sudden we have co-ownership of a bad economy," he said. "That is very bad positioning going into an election."
Especially an election which marks the culmination of Mitch McConnell's work over the past three and a half years: >
"The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president."
(This piece also appears at Perrspectives .)
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15:22:20 05/24/12
BMX Full Loop Attempt - Red Bull Full Pipe part 3
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Panagiotis Manaras attempted to complete the first-ever 7.5 diameter loop on a BMX bike. Unfortunately, even after numerous adjustments to make this effort possible, Panagiotis wasn't able to land it this time around.
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06:21:00 05/24/12
Stuntman Makes Skydive Without Parachute in UK
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Stuntman Makes Skydive Without Parachute in UK
A stuntman in Britain has became the first person to skydive from above 2000 feet and land without a parachute. Gary Connery jumped out of a helicopter wearing a special "wingsuit," and he landed on a runway of cardboard boxes. (May 24) From: AssociatedPress Views: 2240 48 ratings Time: 01:28 More in News & Politics
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00:06:48 05/22/12
Inappropriate Taxi Drivers, Car Jumps, And Fun With Motorcycles
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Inappropriate Taxi Drivers, Car Jumps, And Fun With Motorcycles
The fourth episode of The Full Hoon features brand-new categories including "Jumps" and "Fun with Motorcycles." This episode features Jim Florentine and Sherrod Small hopping onto a small motorcycle with a family and their pet dog. Each week on The Full Hoon, viewers vote which host's clips are the best and decide who wins and who loses. Inappropriate Taxi Drivers Driver makes diesel engine noise/NY cabbie talks sex Jumps FIAT jumps sand ramp in woods/Car jumps grass ledge on side of wet road Fun with Motorcycles Family of six with dog on cycle/Kids on mini-cycle jumps ramp and falls Connect with Sherrod Small: Twitter - twitter.com Facebook - www.facebook.com YouTube: www.youtube.com Connect with Jim Florentine: Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com YouTube: www.youtube.com Connect to Car and Driver: Twitter: bit.ly Facebook: on.fb.me Each week, the Car and Driver YouTube Channel will launch episodes of The Full Hoon, Driver Rehab, Battle of the Beaters, Car and Driver: Tested, Popular Mechanics Saturday Mechanic, and Road & Track Presents. From: CARandDRIVER Views: 1279 62 ratings Time: 09:54 More in Shows
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03:41:22 05/21/12
Skydivers Fill Skies For ALS
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Skydivers Fill Skies For ALS
Davis skies are filled with skydivers who are making the jump in support of ALS, otherwise known as Lou Gehrig's disease. From: kcratv Views: 1 0 ratings Time: 01:46 More in News & Politics
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03:07:30 05/19/12
Facebook fizzle or sizzle?
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Facebook fizzle or sizzle?
www.euronews.com Stirring up passions in the realms of finance and friends, social network site Facebook's shares have gone on sale and did not provide the massive immediate gains that had been forecast. Founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg - surrounded by newly minted millionaire workers at the company's Silicon Valley headquarters - remotely rang the opening bell on the Nasdaq exchange to kick off trading. When it comes to buying, the professionals council caution. Kenneth Polcari, Managing Director of investment firm ICAP, said: "Getting in on the first trade action may not be the best decision. Especially if it is so over-hyped and the first trade is a little bit out of line. So I think people just need to take a deep breath, understand they want to buy it, understand they want to own a piece of it - that's great. Just don't go in there making foolish decisions based on emotion." The most talked-about share debut in years is the culmination of eight years of breakneck growth by the site that links nearly one in seven people on the planet. The share sale means it is valued at over 80 billion euros, which is more than Deutsche Bank, BMW and Adidas together. Financial experts are divided on whether potential profits justify that. The shares finally started trading much later than expected at 17.30 Central European Time, and immediately jumped from $38 to $45 - an 18 percent increased, but within half an hour the enthusiasm seemed to ebb and the price slipped back ... From: Euronews Views: 248 5 ratings Time: 01:06 More in News & Politics
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03:07:30 05/19/12
Facebook fizzle or sizzle?
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Facebook fizzle or sizzle?
www.euronews.com Stirring up passions in the realms of finance and friends, social network site Facebook's shares have gone on sale and did not provide the massive immediate gains that had been forecast. Founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg - surrounded by newly minted millionaire workers at the company's Silicon Valley headquarters - remotely rang the opening bell on the Nasdaq exchange to kick off trading. When it comes to buying, the professionals council caution. Kenneth Polcari, Managing Director of investment firm ICAP, said: "Getting in on the first trade action may not be the best decision. Especially if it is so over-hyped and the first trade is a little bit out of line. So I think people just need to take a deep breath, understand they want to buy it, understand they want to own a piece of it - that's great. Just don't go in there making foolish decisions based on emotion." The most talked-about share debut in years is the culmination of eight years of breakneck growth by the site that links nearly one in seven people on the planet. The share sale means it is valued at over 80 billion euros, which is more than Deutsche Bank, BMW and Adidas together. Financial experts are divided on whether potential profits justify that. The shares finally started trading much later than expected at 17.30 Central European Time, and immediately jumped from $38 to $45 - an 18 percent increased, but within half an hour the enthusiasm seemed to ebb and the price slipped back ... From: Euronews Views: 226 5 ratings Time: 01:06 More in News & Politics
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23:04:28 05/18/12
Facebook Going Public Today: U2 Lead Man Bono Expected To Make Billions of Dollars
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Facebook Going Public Today: U2 Lead Man Bono Expected To Make Billions of Dollars
Facebook officially became a publicly traded company this morning - and it seems like everybody's jumping on the purchasing train. But U2 frontman Bono was smart enough to get on the train before it even left the station -- back in 2009 the U2 frontman bought 2.3 percent of shares for $90 million through his private equity firm Elecation Partners. Now, with the company's opening price at a whopping $42 a share, Bono stands to be one of the richest rockers on the planet making close to $1.5 Billion in returns. For the full story read Deadline.com www.deadline.com From: ENTV Views: 840 8 ratings Time: 01:41 More in Entertainment
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20:10:07 05/18/12
Minecraft Parkourtage Part 2 - DAYS IN DESERT
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Minecraft Parkourtage Part 2 - DAYS IN DESERT
www.youtube.com Click here to watch Minecraft Parkourtage Part 1 - JUNGLE RUMBLE Minecraft Parkourtage Part 2 - DAYS IN DESERT The video was made by EpikCraft. The series of Parkourtage takes place in various planes , like: Desert, Mountains, City, Jungle, etc. We hope you enjoy this. The music in this video: Arkasia - Day After Day: www.youtube.com Director's Channel: www.youtube.com Visit the NEW Inside Gaming Blog bit.ly - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - This Realm video will show you: How to play Minecraft How to do parkourtages in Minecraft How to make a good video about Minecraft - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FOR MORE MACHINIMA, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE SPORTS GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE MMO & RPG GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE ANIMATIONS & SHORTS, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE TRAILERS, GO TO: www.youtube.com Tags: yt:quality=high Minecraft "Mine Craft" mmo rpg mmorpg online sandbox notch workbench crafting machinima "how to" realm gameplay commentary texture wool ore planks slabs water squid cows chickens sheep pigs sticky pistons redstone lava bow arrow sword axe hoe pickaxe stone gold diamond torch rails parkour game montage parkourtage mojang 1.2.5 free running notch city shader mod mine jumping map singleplayer jebs arkasia day after video hardcoreparkour "pt 2" "part 2" "DAYS IN DESERT" DESERT From: MachinimaRealm Views: 9177 190 ratings Time: 03:40 More in Gaming
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11:48:10 05/10/12
Chad Kerley BMX Alli Show
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Chad Kerley is a BMX rider through and through. From his start on the race track, Kerley knew he was built to ride and that was all he wanted to do from the earliest of days -- he started when he was four! Eventually, Kerley found his way into a skatepark and started riding ramps -- the race track was officially left in the dirt. With the help of fellow former racer, Dennis Enarson was able to help Kerley transition into the world of freestyle BMX. Kerley is pro for Nike and considers himself a street rider that can seek out spots in the "outside world" without being stuck inside a skatepark, and with his technical skills it makes perfect sense. Get to know your favorite BMX pro with the help of the Alli Show!
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11:08:29 05/10/12
Roner Vision: Broken Femurs And Flying Oskars
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On this episode of Roner Vision, Erik bags some first descents on the streets of Valdez before finally chasing big mountain lines in the Chugach, only to wind up rag dolling his way straight to the emergency room. Meanwhile, little Oskar fulfills a life-long dream by making his first wing suit flight.
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10:14:14 05/10/12
Livin Louie Vito : Finishing Dew Tour - Episode 9
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Louie Vito tries to pull his perfect run together to finish off this year's Dew Tour, going head to head against the mighty iPod to claim the overall title. With practice going well, the boys venture on a frozen lake for some ice fishing, and on competition day Louie gets an encouraging visit from his Dancing with the Stars partner Chelsea. Watch as he puts down a legendary final fun that makes Dew Tour History on this episode of Livin' Louie Vito!
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20:51:40 05/09/12
Minecraft Parkourtage Part 1 - JUNGLE RUMBLE
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Minecraft Parkourtage Part 1 - JUNGLE RUMBLE
www.youtube.com Click here to watch Minecraft Parkour: Jump ft CocoSmackdown (Minecraft Machinima) Minecraft Parkourtage Part 1 - JUNGLE RUMBLE The video was made by EpikCraft. (im wrighting in english, because i will start submiting the parkourtages to MachinimaRealm :) The series of Parkourtage takes place in various planes , like: Desert, Mountains, City, Jungle, etc. We hope you enjoy this. The music in this video: Dodge & Fuski - Python: www.youtube.com Director's Channel: www.youtube.com Visit the NEW Inside Gaming Blog bit.ly - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - This Realm video will show you: How to play Minecraft How to do parkourtages How to make a good video How to be a pro boss - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FOR MORE MACHINIMA, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE SPORTS GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE MMO & RPG GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE ANIMATIONS & SHORTS, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE TRAILERS, GO TO: www.youtube.com Tags: yt:quality=high Minecraft "Mine Craft" mmo rpg mmorpg online sandbox notch workbench crafting machinima "how to" realm gameplay commentary texture wool ore planks slabs water squid cows chickens sheep pigs sticky pistons redstone lava bow arrow sword axe hoe pickaxe stone gold diamond torch rails parkour game montage parkourtage mojang 1.2.5 free running notch city shader mod mine jumping map ... From: MachinimaRealm Views: 8542 230 ratings Time: 02:41 More in Gaming
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00:04:55 05/08/12
'Smash' Star on Why Broadway Makes for Good TV
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'Smash' Star on Why Broadway Makes for Good TV
Tony nominated actor Brian d'Arcy James recently made the jump from the stage to TV with the series 'Smash.' Having appeared in shows like 'Shrek' and 'Next to Normal,' he says it makes sense why the behind-the-scenes drama of Broadway is good TV. (May 7) Subscribe to the Associated Press: bit.ly Download AP Mobile: www.ap.org Associated Press on Facebook: apne.ws Associated Press on Twitter: apne.ws Associated Press on Google+: bit.ly From: AssociatedPress Views: 114 6 ratings Time: 02:53 More in Entertainment
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23:06:30 05/07/12
Bowman Gray driver suspended for outburst
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Bowman Gray driver suspended for outburst
Jason Keaton has been parked after a weekend incident that saw him make contact with a track official, jump on the roof of his car and get pulled away by an officer. From: WXIItv Views: 177 2 ratings Time: 01:00 More in News & Politics











