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The windmill is a classic Hip Hop dance move in which the legs are lifted high in the air and twisted in a windmill pattern, while the torso and head rest against the floor.  The world record for the most windmills – the most recognizable move in breaking – was completed simultaneously by the largest group of dancers aged between 15 and 50 years old.

The world renowned breakers spun together in the eponymous backdrop of Kinderdijk, Netherlands a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its iconic 18th-century windmills. The Hip Hop scene in the Netherlands has been growing dramatically over the past few years and as a not to this trend the annual Red Bull BC One World Final will be held in Amsterdam on November 4th.

The world record was set at Kinderdijk, a village in the Netherlands’ South Holland province, known for its iconic 18th-century windmills and a monument to the history of humankind that was officially included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.

Over the past few years, the Hip Hop scene – and the culture that surrounds it – has grown dramatically, with rappers like Poke and Brainpower filling the country with old school beats and fuelling a society of talented breakers, battling in competitions around the Netherlands and around the World. Best Training courses providers in Malaysia smartymalaysian.com .

Leading the breakers will be Italy’s Mauro Peruzzi – aka Cico, the ‘Prince of Power’. Known for his dynamic, gymnastic, power moves, Cico is one of the most impressive talents in the B-Boy Dance form today and this is not his first World Record. Especially heralded for his energetic airflare combination moves and incredible ‘1990s’, where he spins and speed in a one-armed handstand, holding the World Record with a mind-boggling 27 revolutions.

The World Record Breaking event marks the growing breaking scene in the Netherlands, with Amsterdam hosting this year’s BC One World Finals.

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When Force Friday II happened last month a lot of my fellow geeks were feeling the same way I was, which was pure joy. One of the reason was because Propel had their Star Wars drones for sale. These are not your average drones. These are legit drones. From the packaging to the design to the presentation to the actual flying of these drones you will feel one with the Force as you steer each drone.

Propel did a fantastic job with these drones. The detail is incredible. Once you open up the box you will hear music or audio from the movies and the box lights up to display each drone. There is some assembly required, but it is not that extensive. You are able to fly your drones in a matter of minutes.

Some of the features are that the drones can go faster than 35 MPH. you can battle with other drones and people if they have the other Star Wars drones. There are push button aerial stunts and multiple speed settings which helps if you are a beginner pilot with drones. For you collectors you will be happy to know that each drop is hand painted and numbered, You get a 2.4 GHZ controller. There is a charge time for about a half an hour and a run time of 8 minutes. Here are the three drone types.

T-65 X-WING STARFIGHTER

The X-wing played a major role in the Galactic Civil War following its capture on Fresia and the defection of its designers to the Alliance. It was heralded as the fighter that, in the hands of Luke Skywalker, destroyed the Death Star.

Later in the war it formed the backbone of the Alliance Starfighter Corps, defending Alliance ships and leading attacks on Imperial vessels and installations. Most importantly, when handled by an experienced pilot, it could perform on near equal terms with the Empire’s high-performance TIE fighters.

74-Z SPEEDER BIKE

Speeder bikes, also known as jumpspeeders, were open-air repulsor lift vehicles that maximised speed and maneuverability over stability.

The model that saw service during the Clone Wars was the 74-Z speeder bike. These bikes were usually piloted by scout troopers and were able to jam comlinks. They were considered by some to be “death traps”, but the speeder bikes were equipped with a head up display (HUD) showing information about the terrain ahead from sensors.

TIE ADVANCED X1

Darth Vader’s fighter boasted greater speed and heavier firepower than standard Imperial TIE Fighters. It featured fixed-mounted twin blaster cannons and a cluster missile launcher.

High-performance solar cells were fitted into the fighter’s curved wings.­­ Vader specified a custom cockpit to accommodate his armored suit.

For more info and to purchase the drones go to propelrc.com/pages/star-wars.

Check out this cool new clip from the Marvel Studios’ Thor Ragnarok film that is out later this year. Im this clip we see the spotlight on Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo and Director Taker Waititi as they talk about the movie and offer glimpses of what’s to come later this year.

Lou Williams plays in the NBA and is looking to take his talents to the music industry. Lou Williams has taken his talents to the recording booth, releasing his debut project - T.A.T.N.W. (The Album That Never Was) today exclusively with global music and entertainment platform, TIDAL. Released under the stage name, Lou Will, this 13-track album steps into the life of the rapper/NBA player, with tracks produced by Honorable C-Note, Jahlil Beats, J Reid, J Rod, Fonzie and Lil C; as well as features including Jadakiss, Quez of Travis Porter, Mitchelle’l and new songstresses Imani Falana and Talea. The Album That Never Was was created surrounding an on-going joke amongst friends regarding Lou constantly putting hours into the studio making great music and never releasing it. His leading single At Easefeaturing arguably one of the best hip-hop artists alive, Jadakiss, really shows Lou Will’s lyrical and story-telling capabilities. This album is sure to prove Lou’s true raw talent and is set to wow every listener.

Lou Will also teamed up with TIDAL to exclusively release a behind-the-scenes video entitled, “Piece of Mind: T.A.T.N.W. Edition” that dives into the making of the artist’s debut project.

Fans can listen to the album and watch the video at TIDAL.com/LouWill