Youtube daily report May 20 2018

Hey hey, my friend! Welcome to this week's edition of Parenting A to Z! I'm Kelly

Bourne, and this one goes out to any of the parents out there who have had to deal

with the "who do you love more?" question, "me or my brother?" I know, it's so

hard! It can be a tough one to deal with. So we're gonna look at our kids'

unique needs, we're gonna look at what they are after when they're constantly

comparing, and why trying to keep things equal and keep things fair is a losing

battle, and what you can do instead. So grab your cup of coffee, and we'll get

right to it!

It can be a tough one, and it can really drive you absolutely crazy

trying to keep things equal and fair all the time. Whether it's like the slice of

the watermelon, or who gets to have more play dates, or who you love more. And it's

so tough to handle when our kids are constantly comparing, and we feel that

pull to always be keeping things "equal." But the thing is, we can never

keep things equal. And as much as our kids say they want things to be

equal, I don't believe that. I don't buy that. Because to be equal, and to be the

exact same, and to be treated the exact same as everyone else,

it robs us of being viewed as individuals, and as being unique, and as

being enjoyed and loved and valued for for our differences and what is

different about us, and what sets us apart from everyone else. And I think the

other thing too, with trying to keep things fair, and trying to keep things

equal all the time, is that it can deny our kids the opportunity to "not get." I

don't know, does that make sense?! But I feel like when we're constantly trying

to keep things fair, and constantly keeping score, the more that we keep

score, and the more that we micromanage, whose piece is the same and

if everyone's getting the same thing, they are doing the same thing! They are

learning to constantly compare. They are constantly looking to learn and see, like

am I getting my fair share?! Am I getting what I deserve?!

Am I getting what he's getting?! (Even if I don't need it or don't want it!) It can

kind of create this vicious cycle. So instead of

having gratitude for what they have and being appreciated for who they are, it's

this weird sense of disappointment if they're not getting what someone else is

getting -- even if they don't want it! So what can we do? How can we deal with all

these different situations? And there's like a million-in-one situations

where our kids can compare, or we can feel compelled to keep things equal. And

the first thing I am always constantly trying to remind myself, is to focus on

individual needs over fairness or keeping things the same. One big area I

noticed this is when it comes to food. And "he got that" and "how come his piece

is bigger" and "he's having seconds! I want more!" So one thing I tried to do for

myself, to kind of step off the crazy-making train, is to focus on what

everybody needs. And like, "yeah sure, bud -- if you're so hungry when that's done I

will gladly get you seconds." Because we don't all eat the same amount of

food. We don't all need the same amount of food. Everyone will get exactly what

they need. But micromanaging out the

portions, and keeping everything identical, that doesn't really help meet

anyone's needs! Same with clothes. Is that something you find your kids can

bicker and fight about? If someone gets a new shirt, "how come I didn't get a

new shirt?" Or you're buying new clothes and you feel like you have to buy new

clothes for everyone. When you release yourself from the need and the pull to

keep things fair and instead focus on individual needs, and get someone a shirt

when they need a shirt, and get someone a pair of pants when they need pants, and

get someone a pair of pajamas when they need pajamas, it takes away the need to

constantly compare and constantly be keeping score. And instead everyone

can settle into that that idea and that knowing that if I need something, we

can talk about it, and go from there. But this isn't just like a free-for-all, if

she gets a shirt everybody gets a shirt. And then going on to the heavier

areas where our kids can keep score, we can feel the pull to keep

things equal or fair -- because it's one thing if they're arguing about dessert

size, or they're arguing about clothes, or they're arguing about

spending too much time on a science fair project, and it's quite another when they

start pulling on the heartstrings about "who do you love more?"

I know it's hard take! "I love you both the same!" I feel like that's

generally the first thing that comes out of all of our mouths in that situation,

but one way that I kind of like to pull myself out of that, is again to focus on

my kids' unique needs, and their own individuality. So I will say, like,

"But of course I can't love you the same! That would be impossible!

Because I love you for this, and I love you for this, and I love you for this, and

how could I ever love anyone the same as you?! You're irreplaceable! There's only

one you!" And how special -- you should have seen his face! But I think that it feels

so good to know that you're someone's one and only. If we can free ourselves

from that pull to keep things equal, if we can free ourselves from that pull to

keep things fair -- especially in sibling situations -- we're decreasing the

competition, we're decreasing the comparison, and then each of our kids can

very stand on their own two feet and have that sense of confidence

and security that they are their own person, and that we love them

for unique reasons, and we see them for who they are, and they're

irreplaceable. There only is one them. And lastly, I guess there is just one

little caveat I should put on everything, is to always practice self-awareness.

Because it absolutely can be possible that we fall into situations from time

to time where we are showing favoritism to one child. Where we are maybe being a

little bit nicer to one child. And I'm not saying that to lay guilt or

blame or anything, because heck! I've been there too! Because when you are stressed,

when you are feeling overwhelmed, when you have one child who's going through a

particularly tough phase, it can put a strain on your relationship for sure. So

if this is becoming an issue, if you notice your kids are constantly

competing for your affection and attention, is just kind of push pause and

notice for yourself if you have been showing favoritism in any in any areas.

Because then that's of course your first step to course-correct

and make adjustments when you need to. Because we

all, I feel like we all do it from time to time, we can favour one child over

another. To sit here and say we've never done that, or don't ever do that, I

feel like would be crazy! Because we're human, right?! We're human.

Relationships are a two-way street, and are a constant work in progress. So

just always practice that crucial, crucial piece of self-awareness. So I

hope that helps guys! Of course let me know if you have any questions or

comments below. But to relieve yourself from the stress and the frustration of

the comparison and the competing and feeling like you're just drowning and

always trying to keep things fair -- don't! Don't! Relieve yourself of that burden!

Instead focusing on your kids' individual needs, focusing on whatever they need

as far as time and attention. Focus on their individual qualities, and love them

for being uniquely them! And highlight what makes them hold that special place

in your heart, and it'll go such a long way to reducing sibling rivalry, like

hello! That's the ultimate side benefit, there. With less comparison, less

competition, but also boosting up your relationship and boosting up their sense

of self-confidence, and their sense of self-awareness, and knowing that they

are them and they're irreplaceable, and there'yll never be somebody

quite like them. So best of luck guys! Of course if you're looking for any more

in-depth parenting resources and support, don't forget to check us out in the

Parent 'Hood! I offer regular office hours where we can chat one-on-one and take a

deep dive into what's going on for you and I can give you some tips and tools

to help make it a little bit easier. So until the next vid, good luck and I'll see

you later!

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Il leader di Forza Italia, che ha sempre guardato con sospetto l'intesa tra Lega e M5s, non ha accettato la svolta giustizialista nel contratto siglato da Luigi Di Maio e Salvini, così come è turbato dai riferimenti sul conflitto di interessi

Insomma, si sente tradito e non ha perso occasione per farlo sapere. E Il Messaggero dà conto di una frase, pesantissima, pronunciata dal Cavaliere a chi lo ha sentito per telefono

"Matteo ha perso la testa". Senza mezzi termini, dunque, contro Salvini. Parole pronunciate dopo l'esplosione dell'ultimo casus belli, ovvero il no alla Tav e l'ipotesi di chiusura dell'Ilva

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The Story of India's Fastest Man on Ice | Far From Home - Duration: 11:03.

In a way, I didn't really look for luge.

In fact, it seems like it was the other way around.

I was 16 at the time, barely over the minimum age

to be able to do the sport.

This is the local luge, as we call it.

This is how we practice over here in the Himalayas.

(SHIVA KESHEVAN 5 TIME LUGE OLYMPIAN)

That's our favourite spot right here,

the Rohtang Pass highway.

It's no perfect life,

but you still put up with it, because you're doing this

for something you love.

(FAR FROM HOME PRESENTED BY BRIDGESTONE)

(6 UNLIKELY STORIES OF OLYMPIC HOPE)

(MANALI, INDIA)

So we have some from the first Olympic Games in Nagano.

16 years old.

That was a very overwhelming experience for me,

to enter that stadium and feel the gaze of the world on you.

That was the first time I felt,

"OK, I'm not doing this for myself,

"I have a responsibility here."

After that I competed in Salt Lake City, in 2002.

2006 I competed in Torino.

2010 I went to Vancouver, then 2014 in Sochi Games.

Now I'm trying to qualify and compete in PyeongChang.

My first Games was in '98, and I still haven't received

a single Rupee from the sports federation.

All the sports associations are based in Delhi, in the plains,

where people have no idea even what snow is.

So these are the two magazines.

(VIVEK MUKHERJI, MANAGING EDITOR, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED)

I work for Sports Illustrated, the India edition.

We have written about him, Shiva, for quite a long time.

We call him one in a billion, and actually he is,

in the truest sense of the word.

India's got about 10 medals in winter sports,

and all 10 belong to him.

He chose to compete under the Indian flag,

despite knowing the problems he had to deal with.

The development of winter sports has been much slower

than what I originally expected.

My wife, Namita, she was so supportive.

She said, "Let's make this happen together."

She quit her job, and we started going out

approaching companies.

It became a shared dream.

I was pushing him

and he was doing what he loves doing.

We approached I think 100 companies,

before the first one said, "Yes."

I've always believed in him. I still do.

There's my old home-made sled.

Me and Yan, my friend from France, we made this together.

All hand laid fiberglass.

I remember before the Torino Olympics,

I was trying to spray paint it, just before the Games.

I did a terrible job of it,

but eventually it ended up all right.

For one of the games, I actually had to do

an online crowdfunding campaign to fund my training.

And we said, "Whoever's going to support me,

"we're going to put their name on my suit."

So I had a suit with tens of thousands of names on it.

That felt great, I felt like, there are so many people

who actually support me, I didn't realise it.

And so I felt like I belonged to something bigger.

When it was just me and Namita, we were care free,

we were travelling the world.

Even though there were a lot of hardships,

we did what we loved, so there were never any complaints.

Now, things are a little more complicated

because I have a daughter.

Come, let's go get the eggs.

Come, come, let's go get the eggs, OK?

I'm going to be away for 5 or 6 months, and I'll see them for

just 2 or 3 days during this entire period.

That is something that pains me a lot,

but also now I know that I'm not just competing for myself,

there's also my daughter. I want her to look back

and say, "OK, my Dad did this." And maybe she can be

proud of it, and she can get some inspiration from it.

So the reason I'm doing the sport is slightly changing.

- OK? - Thank you, Malai.

Thank you, Malai, thank you.

Shiva is a fantastic father.

For him, his family is important.

It gives me a lot of confidence,

when I know that I'm important to him as a wife and the mother

of his child,

and that our daughter is important to him as well,

very important. Everything he does, I know he's thinking

of his family.

We know this is the last Olympics, possibly.

Possibly the last Olympics.

So we know we have to work through this as well,

and this will be over as well,

but I am trying to tell him, live each moment and

enjoy it, and we'll be here waiting for you.

We'll be at the finish line cheering for you.

- Good luck, good luck. - Thank you.

(LAKE PLACID, USA)

We'll begin with our men's Nation's Cup Race

here in snowy Lake Placid.

Shiva, 2 minute warning for our Nation's Cup Race.

Now through 10, down through the labyrinth,

through the bend, slide in the chicane.

And Shiva Keshavan will be through and down

with a time of 53:01:0.

That was a bad run.

Horrible run.

Not enough edge, too cold.

I wanted to give this track a last personal best.

It wasn't to be today, luck wasn't on my side.

(SHIVA KESHAVAN IS NOW COMPETING

(IN HIS SIXTH OLYMPIC GAMES.)

(PYEONGCHANG, SOUTH KOREA)

India, represented by Shiva Keshavan.

Keshavan is appearing at an incredible

sixth Winter Olympics.

His record goes back to his first Games

in 1998 in Nagano, when he was just 16 years old.

Keshavan, President, Keshavan, President.

He has no big support by sponsor from Federation,

so we are the only support for him.

Main support.

So we go anywhere he races.

It's everyone together, they feel it

everyone, and it's a lot, so it's, there's responding,

and it's something which everyone

wanted to do till the end.

So we'll follow him forever.

My daughter's going to be here to watch.

So, a lot of my friends and family,

they never saw me slide,

saw me compete, so...

Will be a good group out here.

Going to be nice to perform for them, you know?

You have the last training run,

and now it's just four more runs.

Four more runs for me, that's it.

I think I've done my thing, maybe I have

another role to play in luge as a coach.

Get some kids, let them go further.

And I hope that my journey can be an example

for many, many other people

that never went on the beaten path.

I just went on what I thought was good for somebody

born and brought up in my circumstances.

The sixth Olympic Games.

Growing up in the Himalayas,

he made sleds out of wood with bearings for wheels.

The Olympics have given me

a very deep perspective of life,

and the Olympics really brings this out.

Every story which is so special.

I was the first person in my country to do this.

And now, I can be the person to steer

the future generations of my country on a certain path.

My journey is just the first step

in a long, long run for Indian sports.

Everybody thinks they have to give you advice.

You know what you want, and you have to follow

your own convictions.

Which is why it's important to be true to yourself.

And I think there's one great thing that sport

and the Olympic Games has taught me.

If what you're going for, if what you want,

is important enough to you,

it'll be worth making those sacrifices.

The journey and the battle is always against yourself.

Shiva, Shiva, Shiva!

It's never against anybody else.

(PYEONGCHANG 2018 MARKED SHIVA'S LAST OLYMPICS.)

(HE IS NOW BACK HOME, IN MANALI, FINDING THE NEXT)

(GENERATION OF INDIAN LUGE ATHLETES.)

(FAR FROM HOME PRESENTED BY BRIDGESTONE)

(6 UNLIKELY STORIES OF OLYMPIC HOPE)

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Never-Before-Seen Footage Uncovers Antarctica's First Scientific Missions - Duration: 5:53.

Antarctica today is a hotbed of scientific activity.

Scientists are shooting weather balloons into space, hunting for galactic particles, and

flying across the continent to chart our changing climate.

But over 60 years ago, Antarctica was a blanket of unknowns, a territory that was a siren

song for adventure junkies and pioneering scientists.

And in the midst of the Cold War, international peace was forged on the ice.

It was very, very reconnaissance.

There hadn't really been serious scientific research done across the continent.

But countries came together, we were actually able to unfreeze the international relations

between east and west.

This is David Drewry, a renowned glaciologist and former director of the Scott Polar Research

Institute.

He's even got a mountain named after him.

As a young scientist, David participated in hundreds of groundbreaking flights across

Antarctica.

We really wanted to understand what the climate was like, as opposed to understanding how

the climate had changed.

While conducting research, David filmed his experience, and we asked him to digitize a

roll of cine film, which hasn't seen the light of day... until now.

Those rocks those mountains, it's just one of those magical parts of the world.

At one point, Antarctica was primed for conquest , but the international community stepped

in to make the continent politically neutral.

From 1957-1958, scientists worked side by side.

We thought some of the scientists were rubbish.

Look at them, all they're doing is studying theses little sort of tiny mosses.

I mean, who could possibly get interested in that?

And they joked about, "What are they doing flying around in these airplanes?"

A lot of good hearted scientific joshing.

Thanks to friendly competition and collaboration, techniques like radio glaciology, which uses

radar to map the ice, became vetted scientific methods.

This film was the foundation of our field.

I mean, at a base-line level they were showing that you can look through four kilometers

of ice with a radar pulse, and see what the bottom of the continent looks like.

But the real breakthrough was in the recording system, invented by a radio glaciologist named

Stan Evans who flew with David.

So what Stan did was to get a camera with a piece of 35mm film that would slowly pass

over the oscilloscope, the film integrated the signal.

And with the film continuously moving across it, you built up a profile.

We'd do our activity and then, at the end of the flight, we'd come back to McMurdo.

We could socialize, get a drink.

We would go to the mess hall.

Steaks, lobster, fresh salads would be flown in from New Zealand.

We went to the Russian station at Vostok, it's the coldest place on earth.

The best thing was, a glass of vodka, nostrovia, and you're pals forever.

You have to remember just how hostile the Antarctic is.

And once you're working and doing all of these things, if anything goes wrong, it goes badly

wrong and it goes badly wrong very quickly.

But thanks to these intrepid scientists & radar profiles, a whole new world of lakes, valleys,

and mountain ranges were uncovered.

The whole object has been to build up this picture of the ice sheet and what lies beneath

it.

These techniques are still being used today, inspiring the next generation, like Dusty

Schroeder, a Stanford radio-glaciologist.

Decades after these radar films were taken, Dustin is embarking on a massive digitization

project to see if there's new information to mine.

There were thousands of reels that we then combined together.

We bought this used Hollywood equipment off eBay, and we would splice them together and

tape them, put them onto the scanner and digitize them.

That produced about 2 million images that we're now processing through.

These radargrams are like slices of the ice sheet, and can show how an ice shelf has changed.

These two radar grams are of lake Vostok, they're the same film.

You can see the outline of the bottom of the bed of the ice sheet, you can see the lake.

This is how we knew the lake was there, this is how we knew layers were drying down and

melting was happening.

It was a huge piece of our understanding of one the largest lakes on earth.

These films are extending our record of the history of the ice sheet by almost 4 decades.

And this invaluable data can now help us better project Antarctica's future.

Trying to predict how the ice sheets gonna behave over the next few decades is challenging,

it's one of the big tasks.

The hope with this whole collection of data is just to give a window into anywhere where

we were lucky enough to have had data collected at that period, to be able to compare how

that's changed from then to now.

I think it's fantastic that he's been able to now use different techniques to capture

all the information.

Antarctica has been, and remains an absolutely cornerstone element in understanding global

environmental processes.

So the more historic information we have, the better.

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Let me love you whatsapp status video | female version_Justin Bieber_DJ Snake_World Music - Duration: 0:31.

Go Through The Darkest Of

DAYS

Hesven's A Heartbresk

AWAY

Never Let You Go

Never Let Me Down

Oh It'S Been A Hell Of A

RIDE

Driving The Edge Of A

KNIFE

Never Let You Go

Never Let Me Down

Don't You Give Up

NaH Nah NaH

I Won't Give Up

NaH Nah NaH

LET ME LOVE YOU

LET ME LOVE YOU

Don't Give Up

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[TV Show] Invisible Lovers - IA (イア) (Subtitles cc) Vocaloid Live Concert - Duration: 3:59.

When there comes a time

To remember the fleeting days of song and prayer

These wishes shall ride my voice

From beside those who set sail

A summer love

Took off for the skies

The butterflies in the stomach glow, then quickly fade

When there comes a time

To remember the fleeting days of song and prayer

These wishes shall ride my voice

From beside those who set sail

The seasons turn

Where are you?

I'll keep inside this sadness, dampened by the rain

Lover of my dreams

I'll reach you beyond memories

I will sing until that day, when I can hold your hand

I soar to the limits of my dreams making my way through these emotions

With the journey over

Here and now, my wish comes true and I am reborn

When there comes a time

To remember the fleeting days of song and prayer

These wishes shall ride my voice

From beside those who set sail

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dimash kudaibergen - S.O.S d'un terrien en détresse - Video Reaction - Duration: 8:08.

Why do I live ? Why do I die ?

Why do I laugh ? Why do I cry ?

Here come the S.O.S of an earthling in distress

I never had both feet on the ground

I would rather be a bird

I feel bad in my own skin

I'd like to see the world turned upside down

What if it was much more beautiful

From way up above

From above

I've always been confusing life

With comic strips

I feel like an urge to transform myself

I feel like drawn

To something

To something

To something

Up Above

To the biggest lottery in the universe

I didn't get the good numbers

I feel bad in my own skin

What if it was way more beautiful

From up above

Above

Why do I live ? Why do I Die

Why do I yell ? Why do I cry ?

I think I'm channeling some waves

From an another world

I never had both feet on the ground

What if it was more beautiful

From way up above

What if it was more beautiful

Sleep sweet child

Sleep

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The Story of India's Fastest Man on Ice | Far From Home - Duration: 11:03.

In a way, I didn't really look for luge.

In fact, it seems like it was the other way around.

I was 16 at the time, barely over the minimum age

to be able to do the sport.

This is the local luge, as we call it.

This is how we practice over here in the Himalayas.

(SHIVA KESHEVAN 5 TIME LUGE OLYMPIAN)

That's our favourite spot right here,

the Rohtang Pass highway.

It's no perfect life,

but you still put up with it, because you're doing this

for something you love.

(FAR FROM HOME PRESENTED BY BRIDGESTONE)

(6 UNLIKELY STORIES OF OLYMPIC HOPE)

(MANALI, INDIA)

So we have some from the first Olympic Games in Nagano.

16 years old.

That was a very overwhelming experience for me,

to enter that stadium and feel the gaze of the world on you.

That was the first time I felt,

"OK, I'm not doing this for myself,

"I have a responsibility here."

After that I competed in Salt Lake City, in 2002.

2006 I competed in Torino.

2010 I went to Vancouver, then 2014 in Sochi Games.

Now I'm trying to qualify and compete in PyeongChang.

My first Games was in '98, and I still haven't received

a single Rupee from the sports federation.

All the sports associations are based in Delhi, in the plains,

where people have no idea even what snow is.

So these are the two magazines.

(VIVEK MUKHERJI, MANAGING EDITOR, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED)

I work for Sports Illustrated, the India edition.

We have written about him, Shiva, for quite a long time.

We call him one in a billion, and actually he is,

in the truest sense of the word.

India's got about 10 medals in winter sports,

and all 10 belong to him.

He chose to compete under the Indian flag,

despite knowing the problems he had to deal with.

The development of winter sports has been much slower

than what I originally expected.

My wife, Namita, she was so supportive.

She said, "Let's make this happen together."

She quit her job, and we started going out

approaching companies.

It became a shared dream.

I was pushing him

and he was doing what he loves doing.

We approached I think 100 companies,

before the first one said, "Yes."

I've always believed in him. I still do.

There's my old home-made sled.

Me and Yan, my friend from France, we made this together.

All hand laid fiberglass.

I remember before the Torino Olympics,

I was trying to spray paint it, just before the Games.

I did a terrible job of it,

but eventually it ended up all right.

For one of the games, I actually had to do

an online crowdfunding campaign to fund my training.

And we said, "Whoever's going to support me,

"we're going to put their name on my suit."

So I had a suit with tens of thousands of names on it.

That felt great, I felt like, there are so many people

who actually support me, I didn't realise it.

And so I felt like I belonged to something bigger.

When it was just me and Namita, we were care free,

we were travelling the world.

Even though there were a lot of hardships,

we did what we loved, so there were never any complaints.

Now, things are a little more complicated

because I have a daughter.

Come, let's go get the eggs.

Come, come, let's go get the eggs, OK?

I'm going to be away for 5 or 6 months, and I'll see them for

just 2 or 3 days during this entire period.

That is something that pains me a lot,

but also now I know that I'm not just competing for myself,

there's also my daughter. I want her to look back

and say, "OK, my Dad did this." And maybe she can be

proud of it, and she can get some inspiration from it.

So the reason I'm doing the sport is slightly changing.

- OK? - Thank you, Malai.

Thank you, Malai, thank you.

Shiva is a fantastic father.

For him, his family is important.

It gives me a lot of confidence,

when I know that I'm important to him as a wife and the mother

of his child,

and that our daughter is important to him as well,

very important. Everything he does, I know he's thinking

of his family.

We know this is the last Olympics, possibly.

Possibly the last Olympics.

So we know we have to work through this as well,

and this will be over as well,

but I am trying to tell him, live each moment and

enjoy it, and we'll be here waiting for you.

We'll be at the finish line cheering for you.

- Good luck, good luck. - Thank you.

(LAKE PLACID, USA)

We'll begin with our men's Nation's Cup Race

here in snowy Lake Placid.

Shiva, 2 minute warning for our Nation's Cup Race.

Now through 10, down through the labyrinth,

through the bend, slide in the chicane.

And Shiva Keshavan will be through and down

with a time of 53:01:0.

That was a bad run.

Horrible run.

Not enough edge, too cold.

I wanted to give this track a last personal best.

It wasn't to be today, luck wasn't on my side.

(SHIVA KESHAVAN IS NOW COMPETING

(IN HIS SIXTH OLYMPIC GAMES.)

(PYEONGCHANG, SOUTH KOREA)

India, represented by Shiva Keshavan.

Keshavan is appearing at an incredible

sixth Winter Olympics.

His record goes back to his first Games

in 1998 in Nagano, when he was just 16 years old.

Keshavan, President, Keshavan, President.

He has no big support by sponsor from Federation,

so we are the only support for him.

Main support.

So we go anywhere he races.

It's everyone together, they feel it

everyone, and it's a lot, so it's, there's responding,

and it's something which everyone

wanted to do till the end.

So we'll follow him forever.

My daughter's going to be here to watch.

So, a lot of my friends and family,

they never saw me slide,

saw me compete, so...

Will be a good group out here.

Going to be nice to perform for them, you know?

You have the last training run,

and now it's just four more runs.

Four more runs for me, that's it.

I think I've done my thing, maybe I have

another role to play in luge as a coach.

Get some kids, let them go further.

And I hope that my journey can be an example

for many, many other people

that never went on the beaten path.

I just went on what I thought was good for somebody

born and brought up in my circumstances.

The sixth Olympic Games.

Growing up in the Himalayas,

he made sleds out of wood with bearings for wheels.

The Olympics have given me

a very deep perspective of life,

and the Olympics really brings this out.

Every story which is so special.

I was the first person in my country to do this.

And now, I can be the person to steer

the future generations of my country on a certain path.

My journey is just the first step

in a long, long run for Indian sports.

Everybody thinks they have to give you advice.

You know what you want, and you have to follow

your own convictions.

Which is why it's important to be true to yourself.

And I think there's one great thing that sport

and the Olympic Games has taught me.

If what you're going for, if what you want,

is important enough to you,

it'll be worth making those sacrifices.

The journey and the battle is always against yourself.

Shiva, Shiva, Shiva!

It's never against anybody else.

(PYEONGCHANG 2018 MARKED SHIVA'S LAST OLYMPICS.)

(HE IS NOW BACK HOME, IN MANALI, FINDING THE NEXT)

(GENERATION OF INDIAN LUGE ATHLETES.)

(FAR FROM HOME PRESENTED BY BRIDGESTONE)

(6 UNLIKELY STORIES OF OLYMPIC HOPE)

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『となりのトトロ』の英題は？～アマ造の「そのタイトル英語でなんてユノ？」～What's the English Title of "Tonari-no Totoro"? (Eng Sub) - Duration: 8:18.

Hey, guys!

I'm Amazou.

Today we're going to talk about

the title...

Oh, what was that title?

[Title-Eigo (ESL through Titles)]

Yeah, "Tonari-no Totoro"

Using the English title of this movie,

we're going to learn English.

Stay tuned, don't go away!

[Amazou Wonders "What's the Title in English?"]

[Mission: Search for the English title of "Tonari-no Totoro"]

Well, I came on Amazon. Click-click-click-click!

What?

Whaat?

What the...

Whaaat?

WHAT IS THIT？

What on earth is this English title?

The English title of "Tonari-no Totoro"

is "My Nei*beep* Totoro".

I can't!

I can't pronounce the word in the middle.

Perhaps it means "tonari (next to)"

but it looks so difficult indeed.

Well, the movie is for kids after all.

So in Japanese, it's written in simple hiragana (to-na-ri-no) instead of a single complicated kanji,

while in English, it goes like

"n-e-i-g-(b, no)-h-b-o-r".

What a long word!

I doubt if even a native English speaking kid can read it.

If I ask my English teacher,

"It's just 'My Nei*beep* Totoro'. You knew that."

he might say so and get mad.

I wonder if I'm wrong in the first place

about the meaning of "neighbor".

I'm not sure.

Ah

I've got no idea.

To-ho-ho (sigh)

Shame

[One hour later...]

Oh, hey! Look who's there!

Tonari-no Tohoho-kun

Can I help you?

What?

Where am I?

Hey!

Yuno-pon, the Title-Eigoist

You might have heard me saying "To-ho-ho (sigh)"

But I'm not Tohoho.

I'm Amazou.

We've met before, haven't we?

By the way

I've just found out the English title of "Tonori-no Totoro".

I know how to read "My" and "Totoro"

but can't read the word in the middle.

I can't even figure out its meaning.

I guess it might mean "tonari (next to).

I hope you could help me, Yuno-pon?

Copy that!

Perk up your ears!

[Title-Eigo (ESL through Titles)]

The word in the middle is

"neighbor"

Simple pronunciation, isn't it?

"neighbor"

On the other hand, the spelling is tricky.

/-gh-/ is called

"silent letter".

The word "night" also contains

/-gh-/, which is not pronounced.

I see.

Now I know the sound of "neighbor".

As for the meaning,

"Tonari (next to)" that you just said is (almost) correct.

Phew!

I was right. (^^)

What a relief!

[Showing three Japanese phrases]

Here are some of Japanese translation examples for "neighbor".

Genrally in English,

as in "my family" or "my bag",

you can express relationship or ownership by adding

"my, your, their" or other such possessive pronoun.

In the same manner,

to imply the relationship with you,

"my" may come with "neighbor".

my neighbor ＝persons who live next to you (your house)

my neighbors = persons who live next to you (your house)

If Satsuki, the protagonist,

introduces Totoro to someone in English,

she would say "This is my neighbor, Totoro."

Okay, here is a quiz for you, Tohoho-kun.

If Satsuki and May (Satsuki's little sister) introduce Totoro to someone, what would they say in English?

Let me see

"This is our neighbor, Totoro."

Correct. Congratulations! (^^)

YAY ♪v(^o^)v♪

If you're curious, the French title is

"Mon voisin Totoro"

which sounds like "Mon vo-wa-zan To-to-ho".

It's perfect for you, Tonari-no Tohoho-kun!

Um, I'm Amazou. You're just making fun of me

by pretending my name is hard to remember, aren't you?

But, well, thanks so much, that was an awesome lesson, Yuno-pon the Title-Eigoist!

Now I know lots aboout "My Neighbor Totoro".

From now on, can you call me

Amazou the Title-Eigoist?

Yeah

but

you're still thinking it easy,

too easy ("Ama-sugiru" in Japanese), Amazou-kun!

Oh

You remember my name at last.

But in an unfavorable way...

Now I'll show you "Title-Eigo ★ Flash", make sure you impress on your mind what you've learned today before you leave!

Huh?

"Title-Eigo ★ Flash"?

No way!

["Title-Eigo ★ Flash" -> Stare at the screen for about 1 minute without blinking. :)]

[Impress on your mind what will be shown on the screen.]

[Let's begin.]

[[Japanese Title]]

[[English Title]]

[[Meaning]]

[[Information] 1988, Japan, Movie]

[Studio Ghibli, animation, fantasy, family]

[Director, original story and screenplay: Hayao Miyazaki]

[Music: Joe Hisaishi]

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