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Que Deus esteja no coracao dos amados em Cristo. Tambem e sempre bom ver o que se produz la fora no tocante ao tema quarteto. Temos aqui coletanea bem interessante de alguns dos mais famosos para nos no Brasil.ACAPPELLA Desde o comeco da decada de 1980 que este grupo vem ano a ano desbravando os caminhos dos limites que a voz humana masculina pode alcar no canto em conjunto. Vejam ai!!I Feel GoodCriminal on The CrossLead Me to RestEverybody SaidRoll JordanGAITHER VOCAL BAND O grupo de Bill Gaither e apreciado por varios quartetos no Brasil inteiro e em varias denominacoes, sejam elas Assembleia de Deus, adventistas do Setimo Dia, Presbiterianas ou mesmo Metodistas e Batistas. Ate mesmo os mais renomados quartetos e grupos ja gravaram pelo menos meia duzia das musicas deste ministerio de louvor. Qualquer semelhanca com algo quevoces ja ouviram nao e mera coincidencia!Alpha and OmegaThere Is a RiverMy Lord an IJesus Loves MeBetter DayHe Touched MeLow Down The ChariotIn That Great Day Gettin' Up MorningTHE CATHEDRALS Tambem referencia para varios quartetos, este grupo norte-americano ja produziu bastantes frutos.Wonderful Grace Of JesusThis Old HouseTrying to Get a GlimpseJD SUMNER AND THE STAMPS QUARTET Aqui temos o inigualavel JD Sumner ao lado de seus companheiros em alguns videos de fazer inveja, mesmo sem a definicao acustica de que atualmente dispomos.Wayfaring StrangerSweet, Sweet SpiritKneel At The CrossGod Still Lives In This Old HouseGive The World a Smile Que Deus esteja conosco, irmaos e amigos do blog. Este e o primeiro de uma serie de estudos devocionais a respeito do louvor e da adoracao. fazemos este conjunto de coletaneas com o intuito de auxiliar na formacao de levitas conscientes e responsaveis na Seara do Pai. Todo ser que respira louve ao Senhor Salmo 150.6O louvor tem sido cada vez mais valorizado e praticado pelos cristaos. Compositores, cantores e instrumentistas tem se dedicado muito, o Senhor tem abencoado, e a qualidade da musica crista vem melhorando bastante nas ultimas decadas. Por outro lado, a falta de conhecimento ainda produz erros diversos e impede que muitas pessoas alcancem o nivel de adoracao que o Senhor deseja. E, portanto, oportuno que empreendamos um exame biblico e uma analise do tema que nos permita avaliar nossa realidade e nossos conceitos nessa importante area da pratica crista. Esta e a primeira de uma serie de mensagens, nas quais estaremos abordando varios aspectos ligados ao louvor e a adoracao, buscando, assim, o conhecimento que nos ajude a oferecer ao Senhor o melhor dos nossos labios e do nosso coracao. E importante ressaltarmos a diferenca entre louvor e adoracao. Louvor e elogio. E expressao de reconhecimento das qualidades de alguem ou de seus atos. Tal expressao normalmente se faz atraves de palavras. Quando dizemos: Senhor, tu es maravilhoso, isto e louvor. Quando dizemos: Senhor, muito obrigado pelo alimento, isto e acao de gracas, agradecimento. A adoracao, por sua vez, e uma atitude espiritual, caracterizada por um amor intenso, reconhecimento da majestade divina e se traduz em disposicao para servir ao Senhor. A adoracao e interior, mas pode ser acompanhada de
gestos exteriores, tais como o levantar das maos, em sinal de rendicao, ou o ajoelhar ou o prostrar-se diante do Senhor. O louvor pode ser dirigido a Deus ou aos homens (Pv.27.21; Pv.31.30; Rm.3.3; II Cor.7.14). Afinal, louvor e elogio. A biblia diz que o proprio Deus louvara aos salvos (I Cor.4.5). A adoracao, porem, so pode ser dirigida a Deus. Ao Senhor teu Deus adoraras e so a ele daras culto (Mateus 4.10; Ap.19.10). Podemos louvar ao Senhor com nossas palavras, declarando seus atributos e a grandeza dos seus feitos. Esta e tambem uma forma de testemunho da nossa fe. Podemos fazer isto falando ou cantando. Vemos, portanto, que louvor nao e sinonimo de musica, como muitos consideram. E preciso que compreendamos isso. O louvor a Deus, antes de ter uma forma musical, precisa ser uma experiencia pessoal e espiritual. E maravilhoso cantar as cancoes que outros irmaos fizeram, mas e tambem importante que cada pessoa louve ao Senhor com suas proprias palavras, falando ou cantando sobre sua propria realidade e sua experiencia com Deus. Louvor e uma forma de oracao. O louvor existe, nao para ser um elemento a mais no culto, nem para servir como entretenimento. Sua beleza muitas vezes nos deixa maravilhados, mas isso nao e o mais importante. Muitas vezes ficamos preocupados com as questoes tecnicas do louvor musical e nos esquecemos dos fatores espirituais. Tudo isso tem a sua importancia, mas o espiritual precisa ser priorizado, embora nao sirva como desculpa para a deficiencia tecnica. Como ministros de louvor, trabalhamos muito para a sua realizacao, e da melhor forma possivel. Precisamos, porem, estar atentos para o objetivo do que fazemos. O louvor foi realizado, mas... foi eficaz? Produziu efeitos? Muitas pessoas nem imaginam que o louvor possa produzir algum efeito. Mas vejamos o que diz o texto de Atos 16.25-26: Pela meia-noite Paulo e Silas oravam e cantavam hinos a Deus, enquanto os presos os escutavam. De repente houve um tao grande terremoto que foram abalados os alicerces do carcere, e logo se abriram todas as portas e foram soltos os grilhoes de todos. Nesse episodio, o efeito do louvor foi a libertacao dos cativos. O poder de Deus se manifestou naquele lugar.O louvor precisa sair do coracao do homem, inspirado pelo Espirito Santo, e alcancar o coracao de Deus. Existem muitas questoes implicitas nessa frase, muitos aspectos que viabilizam ou bloqueiam o verdadeiro louvor, conforme estudaremos oportunamente. Quando conseguimos alcancar o coracao de Deus e agrada-lo, entao o Senhor libera o seu poder, de maneira que naquele ambiente, onde o verdadeiro louvor se realiza, a acao de Deus acontece. Os demonios nao podem permanecer (I Sm.16.16; Salmo 149.6-9). Os oprimidos sao libertos e ha uma atmosfera celestial, propicia a acao do Espirito Santo e adequada para o pronunciamento da mensagem profetica (II Rs.3.15-16). Que o Senhor nos abencoe para que o nosso louvor seja aperfeicoado como instrumento do Espirito Santo no meio do seu povo. Anisio Renato de Andrade Bacharel em Teologia.
Graca e Paz estejam com todos. Aqui se encontram videos especialmente escolhidos por nossa equipe que retratam bem o que gostamos de cantar em nosso Templo. esperamos que tambem agrade aos amados que agora vao visualizar este material.ARAUTOS DO REI Esta e nossa selecao pessoal de hinos dos Arautos do Rei. Abraco aos nossos irmaos Adventistas do Setimo Dia! Breve Jesus voltara (Prefixo 96)Eu sei de Um RioCalma, Mansa, SerenaO Ceu E JesusVou ao LarEu Nao Sou Mais EuChegou a HoraSe Ele Nao For o PrimeiroVale a Pena Esperar O Dia Enfim Chegou Discipulo do AmorGILEADE Um dos quartetos de maior projecao no cenario gospel da Assembleia de Deus em Goias (GO): o ja consagradissimo Gileade!Aleluia de HaendelEu Vou a SiaoLouvai com AlegriaO Amor E ExcelenteCelebraiATHUS Quarteto bastante admirado formado no seio da Unasp (Universidade Adventista de Sao Paulo), o Athus e referencia e tradicao no genero.O Amor que Pode TudoO Rapaz DaviEliasCante AgoraNovo QuodlibetALFA Este e como o grupo Fat Family: um "negocio de familia". O sangue que corre nas veias ser o mesmo e requisito necessario para ser do grupo. a pena e que um deles, ha alguns anos, se juntou aO Criador, mas algum tempo apos foi substituido por figura feminina. Vejamos alguns bons videos deles...Ceu, CeuVoce Vai RirGo Down, MosesLivre!VOX Quarteto relativamente novo no cenario nacional, o Quarteto Vox ja tem lugar garantido na estante dos que apreciam um trabalho a altura dos Arautos do Rei, inclusive ao lembrar que o proprio Tarsis Iraides (2o tenor dos Arautos que ja tivemos o prazer de conhecer pessoalmente) fez presenca marcante no CD A Cappella.Vale a pena clicar aqui!Acalme Meus PassosVenha DescobrirLa no Ceu Ha um LugarSantuario em Mim Add to my Favorites One head judge and four additional judges hold the winning runs in their hands.Due to the fact that so much controversy has been tossed around in Pinkbike's comments sections regarding the judging at this years Redbull Rampage competition, I feel the need to write this article in hopes of shedding some light on the situation. There seems to be no doubt that Kurt Sorge was the obvious winner and that Logan Bingelli and Antoine Bizet had great runs, however most of the comments suggest that Kyle Norbraten and the McCaul brothers should have been scored higher. A few things that will need to be considered before we get started:1) I was one of four judges at the event, so what I say/write is not the view of all of the other judges or the head judge.2) It is a judged event so there are obviously differences of opinion, to what degree I think something is hard or stylish or risky may not be to the same degree that someone else thinks is the same. If all judges agreed on everything you would only need one and not four.3) Rampage is a very unique comp on the FMB World Tour. It was created as a true test of big mountain freeriding and this is the way it will always be. A major factor in big mountain riding is
line choice and it weighs heavily in this event.4) Judges' scores are tallied and averaged to give the riders a ranking. Scores determined by the early riders and their performance set up a base score from which all of the other judges' scores must be equated to determine their ranking of the riders. Yes, this can lead to issues if you do not leave room in between riders scores to allow for other riders to fit in which is sometimes why scores look out of line.Last year the FMBA introduced judging clinics and judge certification in order to bring consistent and knowledgeable judges to the world tour. The association now has numerous certified judges that it uses to judge all levels of events. Only the most experienced judges can judge events like Joyride or Rampage. The judges at Rampage were: Head Judge: Paul RakPaul sits on the advisory board of the FMBA and was instrumental in developing and instructing the judging clinics. He has been a judge for numerous events over the last 7 years including Joyride and Rampage. He comes from a background in World Cup Snowboard judging and has used proven judging models in order to define the criteria for the FMB World Tour.Tibor SimaiTibor is a professional mountain biker from Germany with over 10 years experience. He has judged pretty much all of the major competitions in Europe including Redbull District Ride, 26 TRIX and the Qashqai series. This was his first year judging at the event and he is the first European to judge at Rampage.Josh BenderJosh is one of the co-creators of the Rampage event, in the summer of 2001 he and event organizer Todd Barber scouted the original site in the Kolob Reservoir just a few minutes from where Josh was living in Virgin. He has since been a previous judge and a competitor, scoping and developing some of the biggest drops in Rampage history. Josh is also one of the current builders for the event and has put in countless hours hiking, digging and sculpting the current Rampage site. His knowledge and expertise were pivotal in deciding line difficulty scores at this year's event.Dave SmutokDave has been a pro rider for over 7 years and is currently the manager/trail boss at the Highland Mountain Bike Park. His background as a racer and as a pro freerider make him an excellent FMB World Tour judge. He is also the co-founder/organizer of the Claymore Challenge.Chris LawrenceOne of the original pioneering freeriders who starred along side Tippie, Simmons and Schley in Kranked I and II. Moved to the other side of the camera in 2003 to work for Freeride Entertainment and help produce the New World Disorder series. A past Canadian DH Champ, an ex-freeride pro with K2 and the only person to have judged all 7 Redbull Rampage events.There should be no question that the team of judges appointed for the 2012 Redbull Rampage possess the necessary qualifications to judge the biggest and most prestigious stop on the FMB World Tour. All have been certified and are
quite experienced in judging at this level. The categories for judging at Rampage are as follows; 1) Fluidity and Style 2) Air and Amplitude 3) Tricks 4) Line Choice. As I mentioned earlier, Rampage is a very unique event on the tour and also one of the hardest to judge. Dividing the score into 4 marks out of 25 allows for a breakdown of each rider's run and their performance. Criteria #1 deals with how fast or slow the rider travels on their line; are they charging and flowing or are they pausing and hesitant? Do they have a loose and comfortable style or do they look robotic and stiff? Category #2 accounts for the size of the jumps or drops and if they stick the landings or come up short. Next is the amount, variety and difficulty of tricks landed as well as where they are placed within the run. Lastly and most importantly is the choice of line. In a big mountain comp this is worth 25% of your score, obviously a lot more than any other type of event on the tour. This may hold the answer to the majority of the questions and controversy behind some of the scores that seem to be so confusing. More specifically Kyle Norbratens line, which, in the opinion of this judge, lacked creativity or difficulty. If he had shown more difficulty and creativity in his line and pulled the same tricks with the same fluidity and amplitude he would have added at least 5 points to his score and that would have moved him up at least 4 places. And not to say that line choice is the only way to win in this competition. Semenuk followed a similar line to Kyle's in 2008, he scored low in comparison to others in line choice, but his other marks were so high that he was able to pull off the win.The McCauls were similar in that their runs were smooth, fluid and had some amplitude, but lacked the tricks and the line difficulty or creativity than that of some of the other riders. Cams line had one element that was definitely more difficult than any other rider on the mountain, but you cant put all your eggs in one basket. Tylers line can be analyzed the same way. His trick score was average and so was his line choice mark. He was definitely fast, flowing, smooth and stylish, but that is only one of the categories on the scorecard. If we analyze Sorges run we can see that his line interpretation showed difficulty and creativity, he had various tricks and he displayed great fluidity and lots of amplitude.The level of riding on the World Tour is very high and extremely competitive. Rankings are decided by fractions of points. 3 or 4 points can move you 5 places up the result sheet. Part of being a world-class competitor is knowing the game and how its played. I can only assume that these riders will learn from their results and if they want to improve
Movies for Your Monday by Scott Secco Apr 9, 2012 Trials Rider Ryan Leech at Red Bull Crashed Ice in Quebec City: Considered to be one of the most progressive and technically skilled mountain bikers in the world, Ryan Leech showcased his skills on front of 105,000 fans at Red Bull Crashed Ice in the heart of Quebec City on March 17, 2012. Check this out!Roost DH - Fun In The Sun - Episode 2: Film/Edit by Gee Milner. Views:7793 Faves:246 Comments:14 Add to my FavoritesSupermarket Bike - Filipe Perestrelo: For seven years now Filipe has ridden a "supermarket bike" and got to this level of capacity and skill. Filmed by Miguel Freitas, Afonso Silva and Lu's Teixeira at Madeira Island, Portugal. Views:5798 Faves:94 Comments:51 Add to my FavoritesTrail makeover: Every year this spot must be rebuilt and assessed in order to stay open. The local guys work super hard and pay 1000s to have their own spot- this vid is to show how much work it takes. If you know the location of these trails then please keep it to yourself. Views:6512 Faves:250 Comments:42 Add to my FavoritesUntitled Trailer: Like my Facebook Page to get all the updates of my MTB videos. A short teaser to give you guys a small idea of what is in my 20 minute movie coming out in May. It is still untitled, so I will try to figure out a title soon. Views:3264 Faves:81 Comments:20 Add to my FavoritesOn some new s*** X-Games 2012 pick me. Views:5312 Faves:76 Comments:34 Add to my FavoritesCruisin: Cole Fulton with a T2i instead of a Go Pro for these POV shots. Risky but cool. Views:4343 Faves:63 Comments:10 Add to my FavoritesInnerleithen MTB Race Team Launch: 2012 Innerleithen MTB Racing/I-Cycles Team Launch. A film by Dominic Simmons Directed, Produced, Edited: Dominic Simmons Co-Producer: Scott Lindsay Music Score: Featherstone//The Paper Kites Thanks to: Ross Wilcox, Scott Lindsay, Gary Forrest Shot in Innerleithen. Views:2939 Faves:57 Comments:6 Add to my FavoritesThe Kona Project 2 Messenger Bag: Kona and Brenthaven are excited to announce the Kona Project 2 Collection. The bags are designed to withstand a rugged lifestyle, offering unparalleled carrying comfort in a water resistant pack, backed by a 100% lifetime guarantee. View the bag in action in this video starring Kona Team racer Spencer Paxson. Find out more and buy your bags now at http://www.konaworld.com/bags.cfm Views:2346 Faves:23 Comments:1 Add to my FavoritesNight Sesh at the Skatepark: HD: http://vimeo.com/39706155 Hope you will enjoy this video that myself and my friends have cooked up! Views:2475 Faves:95 Comments:10 Add to my FavoritesH2O Trails - March: First days in 2012 at our spot, enjoy in fullscreen! Check out: facebook.com/achseeger. Views:3644 Faves:42 Comments:4 Add to my FavoritesJustin Skinner - Deity: Two days at Joyride 150 with Justin Skinner riding his Deity Streetsweeper. Film/Edit: Connor Clark Views:3837 Faves:102 Comments:11 Add to my FavoritesSam and Matt - 2012 Training: Matt Jones and Sam Johnson on 16" wheels. Making use of what Sam had in his garage. Filmed by Barney Samuel. Views:9625 Faves:349 Comments:29 Add to my FavoritesJordan Prochyra Bossen
Edit: Went out for a bit of filming with Jordan Prochyra and the owner of Bossen apparel. This kid's not one to mess with. Music: Justice - Newlands. Filmed and edited by Kian Esmaili. Views:1589 Faves:14 Comments:1 Add to my FavoritesBen Power 2012 Bio: *Revised edit for Ben Power's 2011 Bio. This version includes some footage from the Gravity Cup Series of 2011/12.* Ben Power is one of the many Aussies juniors turning heads on the national and international MTB scene. Ben's moto style allows him to stand out from the crowd and earned him a spot in the 2011 Australian Junior DH Team. Ben placed 23rd at Champery riding in the green and gold jersey for Australia and is a rider to look out for as he progresses into the elite competition. Myself and Ben spent a day filming in sunny Coffs Harbour on the central coast of Australia. Working with Ben was a pleasure. He was keen to try some wild lines and get a little rowdy on the bike, and what you see is the result of a hard days work out on the hill. Filmed using a Canon 60D and HF200, Rode Video Mic, Velbon Tripod, DIY Dolly and DIY Jib. Edited using Adobe Premier Pro CS5, After Effects CS5 and Magic Bullet Looks. All still photography supplied by Stephen Hillenbrand: stephenhillenbrand.com/. Song is "Hummer" by Foals. foals.co.uk/. Like us on Facebook to keep up to date with all Captyvate Media's latest work: Captyvate Media.Ben Power 2012 Bio from Ty Bowmaker | Captyvate Media on Vimeo.Vienna Air King 2012 - Highlights: Highlight video by peak.hu.Vienna Air King 2012 - Highlights from Peak on Vimeo.Matt Priest in France: Film: Vincent Biraud. Edit: Marvin Saint RequieMatt Priest in France from Vincent Biraud on Vimeo.A Day In the Life: Clint Reynolds: This is arguably the best day in the life I've ever seen. Awesome riding, cool lifestyle, AND he's wearing a helmet. Great role model.A Day In the Life: Clint Reynolds from Tree Bicycle Co. on Vimeo.Voleurz "Cat Skiing" - Intersection 2011 submission: Voleurz entered the first ever Intersection filmmaking contest during the World Ski and Snowboard Festival in Whistler, April 2011. Six film crews were given 7 days to shoot and edit a 5-7 minute action-sports film. Voleurz "Cat Skiing" - Intersection 2011 submission from Voleurz on Vimeo.Go All Day: A single-take, short film collaboration between Gatorade and The Berrics { theberrics.com } promoting Gatorade's 'Go All Day' campaign. Starring professional skateboarder and Gatorade athlete Chaz Ortiz. Song - Red Hook by Blue Foundation.Go All Day from Colin Kennedy on Vimeo.Title Photo by: Harrison Mendel.
achieves full travel and a more linear spring rate. When the remote lever is activated, (elevate mode) the pull-shock pumps fluid into only one air chamber, which reduces the suspension travel to 90mm and increases the spring rate because there is not enough space in the one air spring to accept the full volume of fluid that the pull-shock can pump. Fox Racing Shox builds Cannondale's Dyad RT2 pull-shock. Follow the instructions on the seat tube and you'll be tuned and ready to ride in five minutes. Push the Dyad's remote lever (right) to reduce the suspension travel from 150 to 90mm and boost the spring rate. One tap of the silver button on the tip of the lever releases it and opens the suspension to full travel. Ian Hylands photoEach chamber has its own low-speed rebound damping clicker, so technically, you must fine-tune two dampers before you can ride. Getting it right is quite easy and Cannondale provides easy-to-follow set up instructions that are printed on the frame near the business end of the Dyad RT2 shock. Fox Racing Shox also has a dedicated Dyad page which details tuning and setup as well. Component Check Allocating a sizeable share of the Jekyll 4s sticker price to its premium frame and shock should have led to cost cutting everywhere else on the bike, but Cannondale managed to fill out its components quite well. The tires are super grippy 2.35 Schwalbe Hans Dampf on moderately wide, Sun Ringle Inferno 25 rims. Shifting is SRAM X.7 with a non-series triple crankset and brakes are Avid Elixir 3 with 180mm rotors on both ends. Cannondale was a first-adopter of the 1.5 head tube and the Jekyll gets a clean-looking internal version of the big headset. Cannondale puts a pair of ball bearings in each dropout pivot to ensure the suspension stays tight. The Syntace X12 through-axle is a plus for stiffness and a minus for quick wheel changes. Schwalbe's Hans Dampf 2.35-inch tire is the knobby of the moment. For an inexpensive 150mm fork, the RockShox Sektor TK fork puts in a good performance. Ian Hylands photo The fork is the coil-sprung RockShox Sektor TK with the Dual-Travel option (150mm/120mm) and a 15mm Maxle quick release through-axle. The cockpit is all Cannondale house-brand, with a 75mm stem (good), clamp-on grips with aluminum end-plugs (good) and a narrow, 620mm handlebar (not good). Incidenal, but nice is a smooth-acting seatpost quick release lever which blunts the fact that this very capable machine lacks a dropper post.Cannondale Jekyll 4 Trail TestWith its three-barrel pull-shock and massive frame tubes, the Jekyll 4 was an imposing sight for test riders, who shied away from the Cannondale in favor of bikes with more conventional profiles. After riding the Jekyll 4 a few times, however, the red and white monster became the go-to for almost everyone. Its handling grows on you, and once you learn that you can trust it, the Jekyll 4 becomes a hoot to ride. The odd-looking Dyad RT2 damper kills it on the long-travel mode and, in the