USA Shaolin Temple. Official Website WATCH: Baauer’s “Harlem Shake” Is The Beating Heart Of A New YouTube Dance Meme February 8th, 2013 Dayton O'Connor Does this mean that Baauer is going to be the next PSY? Trap producer Baauer has quickly ascended to the upper echelon of tastemaker approved beatmakers. In short, he’s making money, but he’s still got the underground shine. Or he did. It all started about a week ago. From there other YouTube users took a crack at the “Harlem Shake” dance. The clip begins with the focus on a familiar, conventional scene. Observe. Even College Humor has gotten around to doing their own version. Odds are, if you work in an office, that someone will have the bright idea to make a company wide “Harlem Shake” clip in about five weeks. Check out the full “Harlem Shake” below. You can skip to the end and leave a response.
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Bruce Lee Brutally Accurate Technology - SR-71 Blackbird: How to fly the world's fastest plane During the Cold War, the US Air Force operated the world's fastest air-breathing aircraft - the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird. Colonel Rich Graham tells BBC Future what made it so special. It was a plane which flew at the edge of space; so high that most other jet engines would seize because of the lack of air. A plane that flew so fast that its airframe heated and grew during flight. A plane that, if needed, could outrun missiles launched to bring it down. READ: Amazing stories of the Cold War's ultimate spy plane The Lockheed SR-71 was a product of airplane maker Lockheed's Skunk Works, a secretive project which came up with some of the world's most advanced aircraft. From 1966 until its last mission in 1989, the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird flew thousands of missions around the globe, photographing military installations from China to Egypt, the Arctic Circle to North Korea. Colonel Rich Graham flew the Blackbird from 1974 until the mid-1980s, first as a mission pilot and then as a trainer.
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