Thursday, December 4, 2008
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Tattoo Expo in Budapest
Men and woman showing off there tattoo during a tattoo expo in Budapest November 30, 2008.
Fireball Tennis
So there it is, we decided to film a game of America's REAL past time... Lighting things on fire.
This video was featured on Keith Olbermann's Oddball segment on Decemeber 2nd, proving that America has lost it's mind.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/#28023850
Aaron Fotheringham - Extreme Wheelchair Athlete
Aaron Fotheringham (born November 8, 1991) is an Extreme wheelchair athlete who performs tricks adapted from skateboarding and BMX.
Fotheringham calls his racing style ‘hardcore sitting’. He claims to be the first person to successfully perform a back flip in a wheelchair at the age of 14. He performs other tricks in his wheelchair including a 180 degree 'aerial'. He plans to fuse the back flip with the 180 aerial into what is known as a ‘flair’.
Fotheringham suffers from Spida Bifida and has been spending his life in a wheelchair since the age of 8. As a young kid he used to watch his brother ride his BMX at the skate-park and one day he took his advice and started riding in his wheelchair. He loved it so much he never stopped since. He got a new, lighter wheelchair, with four-wheel suspension that allowed him to perform most of the tricks BMX riders perform.
In 2006 Aaron Fotheringham ranked forth in a BMX competition in Sunny Springs Skate Park. He has suffered many injuries while practicing his tricks although he first tries them out on cushions and on hard plastic sheets before performing them on skateboard ramps.
Fotheringham calls his racing style ‘hardcore sitting’. He claims to be the first person to successfully perform a back flip in a wheelchair at the age of 14. He performs other tricks in his wheelchair including a 180 degree 'aerial'. He plans to fuse the back flip with the 180 aerial into what is known as a ‘flair’.
Fotheringham suffers from Spida Bifida and has been spending his life in a wheelchair since the age of 8. As a young kid he used to watch his brother ride his BMX at the skate-park and one day he took his advice and started riding in his wheelchair. He loved it so much he never stopped since. He got a new, lighter wheelchair, with four-wheel suspension that allowed him to perform most of the tricks BMX riders perform.
In 2006 Aaron Fotheringham ranked forth in a BMX competition in Sunny Springs Skate Park. He has suffered many injuries while practicing his tricks although he first tries them out on cushions and on hard plastic sheets before performing them on skateboard ramps.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Shadow Graffiti
Batman Shadow Graffiti - Some very creative person noticed the shadow the crosswalk box made resembled Batman’s head so they added in his face to complete it. Very neat street art to come across while walking home at night!
ZEVS Shadows - Zevs is an almost mythological character within graffiti and street art. He owes his name to a train with the code name Zeus that almost ran him over 15 years ago, while he was tagging on the tracks in the metro. Today he is mainly known for his outlines of shadows in Paris and his so-called ‘visual attacks’ on the commercial imagery in the city.
ZEVS Shadows - Zevs is an almost mythological character within graffiti and street art. He owes his name to a train with the code name Zeus that almost ran him over 15 years ago, while he was tagging on the tracks in the metro. Today he is mainly known for his outlines of shadows in Paris and his so-called ‘visual attacks’ on the commercial imagery in the city.
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