Youtube daily report Jul 28 2017

NCS - Electro-Light - Symbolism

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Basel, Switzerland quick look - Duration: 5:12.

A typical route to leave Switzerland when you're heading north to France is traveling

via Basel, which is a great international city right on the border, and while you're

changing trains, perhaps you'll have enough time to take a look at the city of Basel.

In our case we only had a hour and a half between trains, but you can leave your luggage

of the station, hop in a taxi and head right into downtown Basel which is very close to

the train station, of course.

Our driver dropped us off at Claraplatz, only took about ten minutes to get here from the

station.

And this is part of the new town.

You see it's a lovely little square and flowers and benches and shops around it, and the tram

l, ine lots of trams running through Basel.

Trams make an ideal way to travel for visitors with little time, because the service is frequent

s, o we figured okay, let's hop on the tram and head into the Old Town, crossing the river

Rhine.

You'll find that you can see the highlights of Basel in just about one hour, and if you're

really pressed for time head straight for the main square of the Old Town, the Marktplatz,

the marketplace, and you'll find there's food stands, lots of people cheese and flowers

for sale, and maybe you can get a quick lunch at the sausage stand.

And don't worry about the schedule, because this market is open every day of the week.

The town hall has a magnificent delicately carved front with f, a ine clock, a belfry

pointed like an arrow, fresco paintings and a heralded arms in splendid plume bearing

the coat of arms of Basel.

Its iron gate is like a great window blind embroidered in open ironwork.

All over the courtyard there are statues and doors of carved wood.

A stone staircase leads from the court to the vestibule on the first floor, and it's

all freely open to the public.

Of course you could spend several days enjoying Basel and its surroundings.

There is so much to see here.

For example, you could visit forty different museums and soak up the multicultural ambience

of the city with that international location at the border of Switzerland, France and Germany.

And with it all, they claim a Mediterranean flair, with three hundred days of sunshine

a year and a fair temperate climate.

Basel is generally counted among the cities with the highest standard of living in the

world, so you could really enjoy an extended stay here.

However, in our case we're just changing trains so we're giving you a quick look.

There are ten different tram lines that run through the center of the city and at the

marketplace there are two lines that will take you directly back to the train station,

only takes about five or ten minutes to make that quick little journey.

It's a scenic ride.

You'll see more of the city along the way, and you'll notice there are very few automobiles

or buses in the center.

They rely more on the trams and bicycles and walking.

And you'll soon be back at the Bahnhof ready to resume your journey.

As mentioned, we only had an hour and 1/2 between trains and we managed to see this

much of Basel in just one hour.

That was an hour very well spent and gave us lots of reasons to come back again in the

future and spend more time in this great city.

The large train station straddles the border of Switzerland and France but you'd never

know it because there's no passport control between these two friendly countries.

We are here to catch the high-speed TGV that will speed us on our way into France.

We have a big series of movies about Switzerland taking you to most of the great places.

We will bring you to Lucerne and up to Mount Titlis, Mount Rigi, over to Interlaken, up

to the Jungfrau.

We will see the Shilthorn, Lauterbrunnen Valley, Trummelbach Falls, Grindelwald, Bern, then

on to Zermatt, the Matterhorn, yes we will have a look at the Gornergrat, up the Sunnegga,

do some hiking, show you the village then on down to Lugano and Locarno in the southern

part of Switzerland, the Ticino we also take you to the great city of Zürich.

Look for them in our Swiss collection.

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Kate Middleton husband Prince William Told Diana He'd Return Her Royal Title When He Was King - Duration: 2:26.

Kate Middleton husband Prince William Told Diana He'd Return Her Royal Title When He

Was King.

Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales, formally separated in December 1992, but it

took almost four years to finalize the much-disputed divorce.

Their lawyers haggled over money and access, but one of the most painful disagreements

involved Diana's title.

That's when Prince William � just barely a teenager � tried to comfort his wounded

mom.

As the mother of the future heir, the divorcee wanted to keep the styling "Her Royal Highness."

Even Queen Elizabeth II agreed to the condition, but Charles was "adamant" about denying his

ex-wife the privilege, according to the New York Times.

The loss of "HRH" meant Diana would technically curtsey to her own children, as well as Charles.

Although she'd remain a member of British nobility, the Princess lost her formal connection

to the royal family, including her sons.

Prince William was just 14-years-old at the time, but he knew the change severely hurt

his mom.

Diana's former butler, Paul Burrell, later shared how the young prince tried to soothe

her "distress" in his book, A Royal Duty.

'"She told me how he had sat with her one night when she was upset over the loss of

HRH, put his arms around her and said, 'Don't worry, Mummy.

I will give it back to you one day when I am king,'" he wrote.

Over two decades later, it's no surprise the future monarch made such a sweet promise.

Diana would pass away only a year later, but Prince William has continued to honor her

legacy ever since.

Now more than ever, the Duke of Cambridge speaks out about his loss.

"I still miss my mother every day," he said recently.

"And it's 20 years after she died."thanks for watching.

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getting ready :D - Duration: 3:16.

hi everyone

and today on this video i am going to be packing to go to my friend jannelle's house tomorow

and jannelle and i have a youtube chanel it is called (monkey and llama)

it is just monkey and llama so yeah lets get into the video lets go

so i am going to be packing so sit back and enjoy this speed thingy.....whatever just sit back and enjoy :D

so that was it for this video hope you guys enjoyed remember to leave a like and subscribe down below

oww ohhh oww HELP! ok well that hurt so BBBBYYYYEEEE!!! Ok bye!

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My dyspraxia assessment - Duration: 5:45.

oh is it doing it? [1st youtube video ever sorry!]

ok, Hi!

I have decided to make a

dyspraxia

Assessment

Diary

we'll call it a "dyspraxia assessment diary"

Basically I went to

sorry [sorts out the the loud music FINALLY]

I have been going

through the process

of applying for teacher training

so, I got on to the

the course, you do like an interview

with a written exam and

and interview questions. and i was accepted

so i was really happy about that

and then

sort of the reality hit

that i was going to have to take a

maths and english test

to get onto the course

and i really... [fails to finish sentence??? classic Kate]

I just finished my degree in human biology

and i got a 2.2

I did really well in

in my

assignments

and components

of the modules but

then id take the exams

and

like barely pass

the exam

just go to pieces

so yea i [pronounced wrong] accessed the

the universities

well I went to speak to them

about the maths

test to see if i could get

help with just... taking it (:-D)

and i was erm

directed towards disability services

where, i'm actually flapping my hands

I'm quite happy you can't see that (don't worry this will come later :-))

ermmm what was i saying....

oh!

and they said that

you know (you don't know?)

I sat down with this lovely man

and he said that

well he was asking me lots of questions

about when i was little

like how i

like learnt how to ride a bike

swimming

reading

writing

Maths

things like that [thank goodness thats over nearly hurt me'sen]

and i just said like i couldnt

do any of that

until i was about 10-11

i could write... i could read

erm when i was about 8

I managed to learnt to read

erm, which was quite a big deal for me

I couldn't tell time

or

anything like that, swimming

untill i was about 11

I just couldn't do it

It was so hard

I just remember thinking i'm never going to be able to do this

but erm

I managed to

I got help like individually

with things

like telling the time

I had like, my mum had a teacher friend

she taught me to tell the time

but genuinely

I still struggle

with that now. like i can

look at a clock, some days,

and just be like

no idea

oh

so erm

He said [*keep up* the disabilities department man haha]

take these

assessment

we'll go from there

I think you might have it

I don't think it's dyscalcula

I mean i suck at maths

I failed my foundation year maths module

I had to take a compensation

and i remember in year 6

I got 0 in my sats

maths. and i wasn't suprised

But i did somehow manage

I took, i kind of took some

had some time out

of um

school when i was in year 11

GCSE year

and i managed to self study

for my maths and english GCSE

and i managed to get 8 GCSE's at grade a-c

which is kind of what you need to do anything

in england

Thats not true

But you know what i mean

*whispers* hopefully

so yea (moving swiftly on), thats whats happening

at the minute

I did the first test/assessment

I havn't heard back from them

[I've been advised this can take weeks/ couple of months0

but it did come up on the screen

it just said you have shown

all these traits

and stuff

like the test is ridiculous who can do that!

like theres like

these

pictures

where they're like

whats the end of the pattern

i'm like..... [I had no clue i did this 'expression' haha]

and i actually, I'll admit

that i kind of

*internal conflict much kate?! naughty! :-)*

I didn't cheat *lies*

I had my partner with me

and i said is this right

and he said how have you

got to that answer?

and i said well

like this

he just looked at me like

he was liek well actually i don't know if i should tell you this

but that is actually the right answer

but

thats now why

i was like ok

well why is it?

and he said yea thats why

so i put that answer

because obviously

even if i hadnt

got

to it the right way

it was still the right answer

but he said that i got most of them wrong (i'm not sure he did tbh...i maybe thought that because of the result)

so I don't know what was going on there

I don't know what that was about

so i'm just waiting to get an email

back now

*checks self out... yea that happens*

and we'll see where we go from there

I don't really know what i'm trying to acheive with this video I'm not going to lie but erm....

it's a journey (oh ... just wow)

I think thats

what were

What i'm trying to

show people

like if i get this

I think it's like a 3 hour

long assessment for some people

just... chins

so we'll see

Thankyou

for listening

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Tensions entre Kate Midd­le­ton et le prince William à propos des enfants, ils ne sont - Duration: 3:04.

For more infomation >> Tensions entre Kate Midd­le­ton et le prince William à propos des enfants, ils ne sont - Duration: 3:04.

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Speak English Confidently By Ignoring RUDE People | Tips For Advanced English Learners - Duration: 4:39.

Hey guys what's up Stefanie the English coach here from englishfulltime.com

and in this video we are going to talk about how to handle people that make fun

of your English okay so first of all as if language learning wasn't hard enough

now here come people sometimes to laugh at you and laugh at your English and

this happens all the time it's happened to me with Spanish it and I've actually

seen this happen to my husband with his English his friends tease him all the

time and you know what I don't know if it's just a guy thing or I honestly

don't know what because my friends never teased me as much as his friends tease

him but maybe my friends never saw me speak Spanish I don't know but actually

no they did but still regardless of what's going on the problem is with

people that make fun of you or tease you for your English it's like you cannot

win with them if you have a bad accent they tease you because your English is

bad they're like oh my gosh look your English is horrible is how you speak

English no way close your mouth and then if your English is good they make fun of

you and they go look at this guy over here trying to sound like a native

English speaker oh he thinks he's so cool he thinks his English is so good

and so it's like really stupid because again if your English is bad they make

fun of you if your English is really good they make fun of you and who knows

for what reasons people enjoy teasing in this way but really you just can't let

it affect you you're not learning English to be able to impress your

friends or whatever it is and people might make fun of you maybe they already

do actually I'd love to know in the comments if you've experienced any of

this but yeah sometimes people are going to make fun of you they'll tease you if

your English is good or if your English is bad but at the end of the day you

just have to say screw it like to everyone who is going to make fun of

your English or say something negative or give you an unsolicited opinion about

your English or whatever just tell them to F off like you don't actually have to

tell them that but that needs to be your mentality you cannot sit here and care

about what other people think about your English because you are learning English

for you you're learning English for your future you're trying to

improve your English and yeah you should want to sound like a native speaker

because you know it's just going to help you speak more confidently and if you're

constantly listening to all these people around you that are making fun of your

English skills or whatever that is going to destroy your confidence so whether

you know you just have to tune it out automatically or actually tell them look

like I didn't ask for your opinion and I really don't care what you think so

don't talk to me about this anymore or whatever it is I mean I don't know with

my husband and his friends he doesn't really care he takes it lightly he's

just like whatever that's the way they are it doesn't bother him

but for other people you know I know that those kinds of comments could

really really bother them and hurt them and just make them lose their confidence

and you guys I'm here for you and I'm here to tell you you can't let

it you can't care about those kinds of comments you can't even pay attention to

them don't feed them don't let them you know create any kind of emotional

response in you just get away from it do whatever you have to do to get away from

that kind of negativity especially if it really bothers you okay so I hope this

tip was helpful you guys I'm sorry this is just a part of the language learning

process people aren't always going to be supportive and your family and friends

even though we try to rely on them the most normally they're not always going

to be supportive so we just have to understand this and then have a solution

ready to go and the solution is just simply not to care and not to pay

attention to that so anyhow let me know in the comments if this has ever

happened to you and what you do to handle it I don't think you should

resort to just being mean and nasty and retaliating and fighting back because

you don't have time for that you're busy with other things more important things

okay no time to that but anyhow let me know in the comments what you guys think

and I'll see you in another video talk soon bye hey guys thanks so much

for watching this video if you liked it go ahead and give it a thumbs up make

sure too subscribe to if you're new here so you get more videos from me and also

go ahead and check out the description because I often include extra tips there

or resources or links to other things that I think you might find helpful so

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English stuff from me you can also go ahead and follow me on Facebook and

check me out at my website englishfulltime.com all the links are in the

description thanks again and I'll see you guys in another video bye