Youtube daily report Jan 21 2019

We've now heard from South Korean President Moon Jae-in for the first time since the summit

was officiall announced, and he's called it a chance to bring peace to the Korean Peninsula,...

and one that could determine the fate of the Korean people as a nation.

Shin Se-min has the details.

With the next big summit meeting between North Korea and the U.S. slated to take place near

the end of next month, though still with no location announced,...

President Moon Jae-in this Monday... made a statement on that high-stakes summit.

Chairing the weekly meeting with his senior aides,...

President Moon sounded hopeful about the summit... despite concerns in some quarters.

"Even if we don't know what will come out the summit, one thing we know for sure is

that the geopolitical circumstances surrounding the Korean Peninsula are changing quickly.

This is the first such opportunity in 65 years, since the armistice in 1953, and it won't

come again.

It is imperative that we keep this chance alive."

The first comment from the President himself since news of the summit was officially announced

-- he said Pyeongyang's denuclearization needs to be handled peacefully, and that South Korea

should work so that peace is also an opportunity for the economy.

If the Korean people give their help and support, he said,... the government will bring about

a corresponding foundation on which peace can bring economic benefits.

The South Korean leader mentioned that he's been hearing good things from Washington about

its ongoing talks the regime.

He added that the South Korean people are not mere spectators but the force that has

driven developments on the Korean Peninsula up until this point.

This is a matter, he said, that will determine the fate of the South Korean people and the

country.

In the past several days, developments have picked up pace.

North Korea's top negotiator visited Washington to meet with President Trump and his Secretary

Pompeo,... and the two sides are still holding separate working-level talks in Sweden.

Shin Se-min, Arirang News.

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Top diplomats from S. Korea and U.S. discuss North Korea and defense cost sharing over phone - Duration: 0:40.

the South Korean Foreign Minister and the US Secretary of State exchanged

views on the recent high-level talks between Pyongyang and Washington during

a 90 minute phone call Monday morning Seoul's foreign ministry said the two

diplomats agreed to work closely together so that the North Korean envoy

recent visit to the US can successfully lead to the implementation of the

Singapore joint declaration they also discussed their country's defense

cost-sharing and promised to come to an agreement soon over that long pending

issue minister Chung kyung-wha and secretary Pompeo had initially planned

to meet in Davos this week but that plan was scrapped since Pompeo won't be going

to Davos

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S. Korea unveils measures to slash coal-fired power plants to tackle fine dust - Duration: 0:38.

the South Korean government says it's going to decommission several coal-fired

powerplants over the next few years to help deal with the country's chronic

fine dust pollution the trade ministry says a total of 10 coal power plants

will be closed permanently by 2022 which is three years earlier than the previous

target of 2025 also between March and June this year the government will

temporarily shut down several old coal-fired plants that have been running

for more than 30 years other measures include boosting investment for

environmental facilities and encouraging the use of power plants that are run on

gas

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How The Netherlands Became The World s Second Largest Agricultural Exporter 0 - Duration: 8:54.

ถ้ามีคนขอให้คุณบอกชื่อประเทศ3อันดับแรกที่ส่งออกสินค้าเกษตร

ประเทศเนเธอร์แลนด์นั้นอาจจะดุไม่คุณสมบัติ และถูกมองข้ามไป แต่ในฟความเป็นจริงที่ชาวดัตช์มี

ความเชี่ยวชาญในด้านเกษตรกรรมเป็นอย่างมาก

จึงเป็นเหตุผลที่ทำให้ประเทศเนเธอร์แลนด์ ก้าวเป้นอันดับ 2 ของโลก

ประเทศเนเธอร์แลนด์มีชื่อเสียงในเรื่องการของผบลิตสินค้าเกษตรที่มีคุณภาพเป็นอย่างมาก

โดยเฉพาะผักสด พริก มะเขือเทศ ดอกไม้ สมุนไพร ฯลฯ

ครอบคลุมถึงผลิตภัณฑ์ นมสด อย่าง ซีส เนย นม และเนื้อสัตว์

เทคโนโลยีการผลิตเป็นเครื่องมือขับเคลื่อน

ภาคเกษตรของประเทศ ทำให้ชาวดัตช์ก้าวขึ้นมาคลองอันดับที่สองของโลกในเชิงปริมาณและคุณภาพส่งออกของสินค้าเกษตร

ชาวดัตช์มักกล่าวเสมอว่า Latin Villarin ซึ่งแปลได้ว่า นอกเหนือจากภูมิประเทศของเนเธอร์แลนด์ ที่อุดมสมบูรณ์แล้ว

สภาพอากาศที่เหมาะสม

รวมถึงดินที่มีความอุดมสมบูรณ์ กลายเป็นปัจจัยที่ส่งผลให้เนเธอร์แลนด์ เป็นที่ที่เหมาะ

สำหรับการเพาะปลูกพืชผัก สัตว์ปีกผลไม้และเนื้อสัตว์ที่จะใช้ประโยชน์จาก

ความได้เปรียบของปัจจัยการเจริญเติบโต รวมถึงสภาพแวดล้อมที่เหมาะสม

ชาวดัตช์เองยังมีการนำเทคโนโลยีโรงเรือนมาใช้ควบคู่ในการผลิตสินค้าเกษตร

โรงเรือนขนาดมหึมาในประเทศเนเธอร์แลนด์ นั้นยังเป็น ปัจจัยหลักที่ช่วยให้ชาวดัตช์ผลิตพืชที่มีคุณภาพสูง เพราะพืชโตได้ดี

ภายใต้แหล่งพลังงานแสงที่พอเพียงตลอดเวลา รวมกับการจำกัดแสงที่ไม่จำเป็นการเจริญเติบโตของพืช ควบคุมสภาพอากาศที่ช่วยให้พืชงอกงาม และสร้างผลผลิตได้ตลอดทั้งปี

นี่คือภาพมุมสูงของโรงเรือนที่เป็นหลังคากระจก ทอดยาวสุดสายตา

ซึ่งภายในนนั้นมีการผลิตพืชเต็มทุกพื้นที่

พื้นที่ขนาด กว่า 175 เอเคอร์ หรือราวๆ 440 ไร่นี้เต็มไปด้วย โรงเรือนผลิตมะเขือเทศ และ หัวหอม

Netherlands in particular is renowned for are all grown within these

gargantuan buildings the greenhouses have also helped reduce dependence on

water for crops by as much as 90% and helped them close to abandoning use of

chemical pesticides on plants from within tomato vines as big as 20

feet tall can be seen fertilized with fish waste the site may be surprising to

some but it's this push in innovation which is allowing the Netherlands to be

a real competitor in the agricultural world in addition to keeping their

growing methods ethical and sustainable although the Netherlands does indeed

have wonderful conditions for farming and agriculture that doesn't mean that

there is an abundance of land to actually farm on the Netherlands in fact

is a very densely populated country 1300 inhabitants per square mile and not only

is the Netherlands densely populated but it's also relatively speaking a very

small country 17 million people live there

despite the Netherlands being six times smaller than the United Kingdom and 237

times smaller than the United States but working in this environment actually

turned out to be positive the agricultural land comes at a premium

forcing the farmers who overtake the acres to produce premium quality food at

an efficient pace as an example the Netherlands can produce 144,000 three

hundred and fifty two tons of tomatoes per square mile

surpassing the following 24 countries by a wide margin the conditions which Dutch

farmers work under has ultimately being a predominant factor in the Netherlands

becoming a powerhouse of an agricultural exporter secondly the Netherlands back

their agricultural economy by putting resources into training future

agricultural workforces the Varga ningún University for example is the world's

number one educational institution to study agriculture and food and drink

development fully funded scholarships are offered to prospective agricultural

students as our PhDs bas and mas students all across Europe and even

other continents particularly Asian students from Indonesia to China travel

to vagon England University the van whole Lauren Stein University of Applied

Sciences and the Ares University of Applied Sciences the

Netherlands are well aware of their pivotal position in the exports market

and are maintaining their legacy by furthering the nation's agricultural

knowledge and exporting it considering the Earth's population is set to reach

10 million people and climate change is only going to make famine more common

and unpredictable the Netherlands agricultural education exports are

greatly welcomed these agricultural education exports range from using

grasshoppers 150 tons of protein per hectare as an alternative to feeding

animals grain soy one ton per hectare to offsetting nutrient deficient sow by

cultivating plants that act in symbiosis with certain bacteria to produce their

own fertilizer as well as many other ways to increase agricultural yield

while decreasing the use of water and fossil fuels in addition to education

and training the Dutch are adept and are innovators of agricultural technology

otherwise known as Agrotech from the deployment of robots to physically pick

ripe fruit to having automated mechanical food separators and processes

the Netherlands are capitalizing on technology and innovation to increase

productivity and profitability even drones are now being deployed to extract

valuable information on soil chemistry nutrition and overall growth from their

daily overhead flights above crop fields really it's their melding of the natural

with the man-made which helps push the Netherlands exportation game upwards and

onwards if all of the aforementioned points aren't enough the Netherlands

also have another reason for their claim to fame infrastructure there's the

harbour ports of Amsterdam and Rotterdam and two very large very active airports

in both Schiphol and Rotterdam when you add the superior railway system which

operates in the Netherlands and the well looked-after smooth paved roads it's no

wonder why the Dutch are ahead of the game all of these modes of transport

ultimately equate to better faster exporting

goods their location in Central Europe one of the richest regions in the world

only bolsters their ability to shift and ship premium products not only around

Europe but across the globe now that we've covered how the Netherlands

achieved such an important position in the agricultural exporting world

let's examine which countries by the bulk of Dutch Goods coming in at first

place is Germany around 23 point four billion euros of total exports were

shifted from the Netherlands to Deutschland last year which amounts to a

massive 25% of exports coming from the Netherlands then in second place is

Belgium Britain at third and France in fourth it has recently come to light

that while exports to France and Belgium have indeed risen in the past year

exports to Britain have started rapidly falling economists and analysts have put

this down to the decreased value of the pound since brexit was announced in

early 2016 despite brexit the Netherlands exports

to the rest of Europe certainly cements the country as one of the best

agricultural exporters in the world in fact last year they broke their own

record their exports totalled 92 billion euros placing them at second place while

the United States remains at the helm of the market the United States has a

number of advantages going for it such as access to land for farming which is

certainly just one of the factors which put the u.s. at number one but will

Amsterdam eventually take over and clinch the top spot for themselves maybe

after all in business it's anyone's game all we can do meanwhile is sit back eat

a sustainably grown tomato or two and wait for next year's results to be

announced well thanks for watching if you didn't like this video well you know

what to do but if you liked it hit that button and get subscribed

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Native American man harassed by Catholic students has been targeted before - Duration: 9:49.

The Native American elder who was mocked by a group of teenagers from Kentucky near the Lincoln Memorial on Friday had a similar encounter with a group of 30-40 college students who dressed up in Indian garb in 2015

Nathan Phillips is the 64-year-old Vietnam War veteran who was singing the American Indian Movement song while surrounded by Covington Catholic High School students at the March for Life in Washington, D

C.on Friday.In 2015, he was living in Ypsilanti, Michigan, a small town just outside of Ann Arbor, WJBK-TV reported

One Saturday in mid-April, Phillips decided to go for an afternoon stroll.During his walk, he came upon a group of about three dozens students from Eastern Michigan University who were dressed as Native Americans

'They had little feathers on, I was just going to walk by,' Phillips said.'A group of them said, "Come on over, come here"

' Phillips said he walked over to the fence and observed the students, who were throwing a Native American-themed party

'They had their face painted,' Phillips said.'I said, "What the heck is going on here?" '"Oh we are honoring you",' Phillips said he was told

'I said, "No, you are not honoring me".' The students who attended the so-called 'red-face' party painted their faces red, were bare-chested, and were wearing headdresses, according to Native News Online

'We are Hurons and we are doing a ceremony to impregnate women,' one of the students reportedly told Phillips

From 1929 until 1991, Eastern Michigan University's nickname was 'Hurons,' who were part of the Iroquoian people that were living along the St

Lawrence River when they were contacted by French explorer Jacques Cartier in 1534

EMU, which is a public, state-funded university, decided to drop the nickname and logo, which depicted a Huron Indian

The school's nickname and logo has been changed to 'Eagles.' Phillips said the students took offense to his comment

'They started whooping and hollering,' he said.'I said, "That wasn't honoring, that was racist"

'Then at that time, it really got ugly.' Phillips said that he was subjected to racial slurs, with one of the students yelling: 'Go back to the reservation, you blank Indian

' He said that another one of the students threw a beer can at him.'If I would have stayed where I was at, it would have hit me in the head,' Phillips said

'I backed up and it hit me in the chest.' He then decided to call the police, but by the time officers arrived, the students had already dispersed

'It was like there was no party there at all,' Phillips said.Phillips filed a complaint with Eastern Michigan University's campus police department, though there is no indication that the probe resulted in any arrests

The Kentucky teenagers who were filmed on Friday mocking Phillips could face expulsion from their Catholic high school, a spokesperson has said

The Diocese of Covington and Covington Catholic High School condemned the actions of the students and vehemently apologized to Phillips, in a statement on Saturday

'This behavior is opposed to the Church's teachings on the dignity and respect of the human person,' the statement read

'The matter is being investigated and we will take appropriate action, up to and including expulsion

' The 64-year-old was singing the American Indian Movement song of unity near Friday's March for Life when he was surrounded by a group of teens, who he claimed were chanting 'build that wall, build that wall'

Footage of the encounter subsequently went viral, leading to an outcry on social media for the boys involved to be properly reprimanded

Philips said he felt threatened by the teens when they suddenly swarmed around him as he and other activists were preparing to leave the Lincoln Memorial

He told told The Washington Post: 'It was getting ugly, and I was thinking: "I've got to find myself an exit out of this situation and finish my song at the Lincoln Memorial

" 'I started going that way, and that guy in the hat stood in my way and we were at an impasse

He just blocked my way and wouldn't allow me to retreat.' Phillips said he noticed tensions beginning to escalate when the teens and other apparent participants from the nearby March for Life rally began taunting the dispersing indigenous crowd

A few people in the March for Life crowd began to chant 'Build that wall, build that wall,' he said

However a student from the school who was with the group claimed it was Philips who approached the students for a 'publicity stunt'

He said Philips had a history of 'claiming racial harassment.' In a letter posted on Twitter by a priest named Fr

Jim Sichko, the unnamed student said that his friend who came face-to-face with Philips as Philips stood singing and beating his drum, now faces expulsion for 'a crime he didn't commit

' The student wrote: ' After that initial occurrence [with Philips], we were then verbally assaulted by four or five African-American men who called us 'f*****s' and berated one of our African-American students for being friends with us

'The truth needs to come out.A great injustice has been done, and it is our duty to see that the truth prevails

Philips said he kept singing and thinking about his wife, Shoshana, who died of bone marrow cancer nearly four years ago, and the various threats that face indigenous communities

He said he was left shaken by the incident on Friday.He added: 'I'm still trying to process what happened

I'm feeling a little bit overwhelmed.' He said he hopes the teens will find a lesson in all of the negative attention generated by the videos

'That energy could be turned into feeding the people, cleaning up our communities and figuring out what else we can do

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Se mai poarta permanentul in 2019? - Duration: 5:58.

Hello everyone!

Another video and another day where we discuss about hair care!

Tooooday...

we will discus about perm!

Surprise! It still exists!

Another surprise is

that I don't have such a bad opinion about perm

although I have a video related to this,

I'm noticing a change towards the right path

and I like to keep you updated

I also have a side note

about what I was told some time a go at a Hairstylist class

where the professor told me

Beautiful people can wear anything!

I know it sounds strange

didn't really understood back then what was it about,

but in time I noticed that this is very much true.

In the editorials I noticed that people that look good, from a general perspective

because we're all beautiful and this isn't about this

as I don't want anybody to feel offended

as we all should

know which are our strong suits and which are our weak

and also know

how to emphasize it's natural look

but there are people out there

that look great without making too much effort and we can all agree on that.

Well to those people

the ugliest perm will have no effect on them as they will just look perfect with it.

After that another hundred people will want to look like them...

So personal style it's very important

A perm

just because it's hot right now

may not be the best way to go for you.

From inventing the perm till now

things haven't changed that much

as the technique and chemical action are the same.

The changes are regarding on what do you do before the perm

the smell of the perm solution.

Yes, you're nose doesn't fall anymore.

The hair care after the perm has changed

and the styling

like what you do and how you highlight that.

But for perfect curls

defined, big

which you can just wake up

everyday and just don't do anything

as commodity is a common problem these days

will not be a perm outcome.

You can't do this

and frustrations will appear

things may affect your hair

and become a bigger issue in time

so the outcome will actually be a lot of dissatisfaction due the high expectations.

But,

for a perm in 2018

my advice

go for a super relaxed way.

Use different curlers

from the size perspective

just to have different movements in the hair.

I avoid to say curl but in perm the outcome is not a curl.

I know you want that gorgeous hair

you simply can't have it.

N.O.

Stop laughing, Laura!

N.O.

It just can't!

It's childish to just think about it

but you can get an 80's look with it

and a very cool one not a Bonny Tyler one.

But on a cool texture

maybe a bit frizzy

and just learn to do things

with the perm you already have.

Use styling products

learn to blow dry it differently

and see how you can have this very, very cool look.

I admit that if I like something

I hate perm on long hair...

I just hate it

but from this length up,

I think is very cool

very young, don't care

you just cool.

I saw results that are gorgeous.

I admit that I don't do or know to do perm.

Maybe just to put the curls.

But with the timing... no.

There are people who do this and do it well.

I wouldn't suggest although to go to that lady

that practically invented perm

and she keeps doing this

and it's not from the technique perspective but from styling point of view

she will only see that area.

In 2018 we need to see

maybe a bit more from this perspective

and try to adapt.

If you are a very restrictive person

from clothes and make-up point of view

don't get a perm as you will look

pretty... old.

But if you have a very cool look

you know a bit of make-up

and also dress for it

go for it

especially if you feel like it.

You will get the look you want.

So I don't mind the perm

just the aspect

that an outdated perm

can give you.

Well everyone I hope I clarified the perm issue with you.

If not, I'll say it again,

you can wear it if you adapt to the trends

from make-up and fashion perspectives.

Until next time take care of your hair!

If you do a perm, do it wisely! Bye!

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The Rafa Camacho moment vs Palace in 96th-minute that Klopp called 'really massive' - Duration: 3:29.

 It could be an extremely long four months for Liverpool fans if Saturday is anything to go by

 Jurgen Klopp's side had the opportunity to momentarily go seven points clear of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League when Crystal Palace travelled to Anfield

 And it was a very nervy 90 minutes as the Reds came from behind to triumph 4-3

 Palace were leading 1-0 at half-time and also made it 2-2 with 25 minutes remaining

 And Roy Hodgson's side still didn't give up after Sadio Mane had made it 4-2 to Liverpool in the 93rd-minute

 The away side went up the other end and immediately make it 4-3 to set up an anxious final few seconds for Liverpool  And there was even time for Wilfried Zaha to pick up the ball in the Liverpool box

 Anfield held its breath as Zaha faced up 18-year-old Rafael Camacho.  Camacho had only just come on after James Milner was sent off for picking up two yellow cards

 But the youngster produced a tackle that Klopp has since described 'the most important challenge of his life

' CAMACHO'S LAST-MINUTE TACKLE ON ZAHA  Take a look:  Seconds later, referee Jon Moss blew his whistle as everyone associated with Liverpool breathed a huge sigh of relief

 And the German boss has since paid tribute to Camacho for his role in helping the side see out their victory

 "I told him immediately after the game that he'd already made the most important challenge of his life," Klopp said, per the Liverpool Echo

 "I'm not sure he really got it – he looked at me like 'What is he talking about?' – but it was really massive

 "He's good in defensive challenges. He's an offensive player in his mindset and everything but look at our full-backs and where are they most of the time? You need these offensive skills

 "On the other side there will be moments when you are alone on the pitch against a world class player and they are looking to nutmeg you or whatever

 "It is the learning process Robbo (Andy Robertson) went through. He was a fantastic left-winger but played full-back and now he is a full-back

That's really cool.  "I was really happy in that moment but I have seen similar situations from him (Camacho) before

"  Following Trent Alexander-Arnold's injury and Milner's suspension, Camacho may be called upon when Leicester visit Anfield on Wednesday 30 January

 Klopp's decision to loan out Nathaniel Clyne to Bournemouth is now looking rather questionable…

For more infomation >> The Rafa Camacho moment vs Palace in 96th-minute that Klopp called 'really massive' - Duration: 3:29.

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How To Fix The Random Invisible Walls Glitch (Minecraft Bedrock Edition Broken Glitch) - Duration: 6:48.

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Episode 45: Improve your sense of rhythm - Duration: 13:43.

This is María and this is Hester. Together we are the CONSORT COUNSELLORS!

Research has proven that every newborn has a sense of rhythm.

Babies can distinguish slight changes in rhythmical patterns. Amazing, isn't it?

Yeah! And if you think about it - that is only logical...

Because as human beings we are surrounded by rhythm all our lives:

the rhythm of day and night, the rhythm of the seasons and, even closer, the rhythm of our heartbeat.

This is very good news because: everyone has rhythm! OK, almost everyone, we have to say...

Apparently, the brains of adults are less flexible than the brains of newborns and babies,

Some of the talent we initially got might get lost along the way when not trained properly.

So, as adults we need to work harder to get our talents out!

Practice makes perfect! Today we'll show you a few ways to improve your rhythmical skills together with your ensemble.

Playing a rhythm perfectly alone is brilliant, but playing rhythmically all together with your ensemble makes it golden!

Let's look at the following pattern

and divide it among the two of us.

Hester will take the top line and I will take the bass.

We're just going to hum the rhythm with the metronome.

The metronome is set to 100 beats per minute for the ♪

This (♪) is also the time we have to take breath before we start.

Maybe you recognised this rhythmical pattern. It's the opening of the beautiful C Major sonata by Handel.

The next step we do without metronome.

We take our instruments and play the first note of the bar, short.

After that, mentally, we 'hum' as we did before

and we play the first note of the next bar.

Let's see if we are exactly together!

We check if our minds are rhythmically one...

Not one rhythmical mind here!

If it's a little bit too hard, because one bar takes quite long,

we can also add an intermediate step:

We play the first note of the bar,

the note halfway through the bar,

and the first note of the next bar.

Yeah, that's much easier...

As you can see, what we can learn from this exercise

is that humming, singing or 'hearing' the rhythm of your own part in your mind before you actually play it

is very useful to improve your sense of rhythm.

Plus: if you know what the bass part is doing, it will help you, becoming a reference in the music.

That's gonna improve your rhythm as well.

Imagining your line in your head, or singing it in the shower, will improve your musical projection as well.

Before you start actually playing a piece on the recorder, you can also turn it into a body percussion piece.

You produce the rhythms with your body in any way you like: you can clap, hit different parts of the body,

produce nice sounds... Use your imagination and follow the rhythm.

In this way you will internalise it and make it your own.

Decide on a tempo before you start.

Make up your mind how you're going to start the piece.

How much are you going to count in before?

Whatever feels best best for you!

When various body parts are involved to produce the rhythm and communicate well with each other

You, for sure, improve your groove and your multitasking talents.

Once we are so familiar with this rhythm that we feel completely comfortable with it

we can take our instruments and improvise ANY notes with complete freedom.

Just make sure we keep the rhythm, we keep the groove, the same feeling as when we were doing the body percussion.

Have fun!

Did you recognise, by the way, which rhythm pattern this is?

We are going to do a rhythmical exercise, without the metronome at first,

to improve our imagination and our internal clock.

Decide on a tempo, count in and start the exercise.

We are going to move along with the beat quite heavily.

What can we focus on? On feeling where the downbeat is.

Can you feel the whole group sharing this heavy movement?

Let's just choose one note and stick to it for the whole exercise.

Then, practice the same exercise once more, but now with metronome.

Leave out all the heavy movements. Does this feel easier?

Now that we have practiced with heavy movement and with a metronome, it's time to let it all go!

We can move just naturally, in our own personal way. We play without the metronome, together.

Are you having trouble with the rhythms in this exercise?

When we need to perform difficult passages,

it helps to mark in your score where the beat is,

with a simple vertical line.

There are two ways in which you can insert an extra step into your practice.

The first one is: if there are tied over notes

with a slur over a bar line, remove the slur and repeat the note so you get used to the length first.

When you feel secure, you can bring the slur back. For example:

Another possibility is that you subdivide any long note into the fastest value that we are playing in the exercise.

In this case: ♪

If you do this, you can place a little accent on each of the actual written notes

so that you can still hear the actual rhythm of the piece on top of the subdivision.

Really complicated rhythms can be made much easier when you add text to them.

For example, if you look at the first few bars

of this duet by Sören Sieg, the rhythm seems difficult at first.

But, if you think about it, and you repeat it several times,

you may come to the conclusion that it suits some words very nicely...

For many aspects of life it is true

that the more hours you spend doing something, the easier it becomes.

This is for sure true for rhythm. If there are special sorts of rhythms - for example, syncopations,

that you find very difficult, when you work with them, and repeat them in different ways, making them 'your own',

it will be easier to play them when they appear on a piece of music.

To practice syncopated rhythms

we go to Africa with this little exercise.

We are not playing the rhythms with any instruments,

but just with (vocal) sounds or body sounds,

to internalise this rhythm.

We are going to repeat it over and over.

Many people, like me, tend to speed up a little when playing faster note values.

A good trick to overcome this issue

is putting the metronome on the "after beat" instead of on the downbeat.

We already mentioned this in the episode about the metronome, but we repeat it because it's so useful!

Once we've practiced with the metronome on the "after beat" we can remove the metronome,

but still have a special focus on that moment of the bar,

maybe help it with a tiny little bit of length, to make sure we stay together and we are not speeding up.

In the Netherlands, Henkjan Honing is famous for his research on music cognition,

especially in the field of time and temporal structures in music.

He did research on how rhythm is perceived by adults, babies, animals - monkeys, for example -, etc.

I was lucky to have some classes with him when I studied Musicology.

I remember that, already back then, a sentence he used to repeat a lot was: "everybody is musical!"

This is also the title of one of his first books on the matter.

It's very interesting to have a look at the website of the Music Cognition Group (UvA)

where you can find the results of all this research and see what he is busy with.

This will bring you some new insights on why music is so important and necessary for a happy life.

Thank you very much for watching today! If you like our work please don't forget to subscribe.

See you next week! Bye bye!

For more infomation >> Episode 45: Improve your sense of rhythm - Duration: 13:43.

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Future'interview avec Vivien Muller de Mu Design - Duration: 5:30.

We're Mu Design,

and we began developing the product in December 2015.

The Ulo camera lets you see what's happening at home

when you're out, or can be used as a BabyCam

to keep watch over the kids while they're playing in their room.

I studied industrial design,

and worked in this field, as well as interior architecture, for a number of years.

But my passion is still product design.

What people really love about Ulo is the interactivity,

the empathy, the cuteness.

Also the design, that fits in with their decor.

It's a camera that we can look at in the eyes,

that we don't just forget about on the bookshelf.

The idea for Ulo came in two stages.

First, from a previous product called WatchMe,

a smart watch stand which we presented a few years ago.

We used the Smart Watch screen to display an eye, with a little interaction.

It was an interesting little cyclops monster.

And one day in Dijon, at an antiques store,

I spotted a sculpture that inspired me a lot.

The combination of these two ideas gave rise to Ulo.

We secured funding for Ulo on Kickstarter at the end of 2015,

which enabled us to develop and produce 12,500 units.

Thanks to BIL, today we have the chance to build up stock

and continue development.

What impressed me at the launch of the Kickstarter campaign

was the fact that it was really quiet at first,

but after a while, it exploded.

The phone wouldn't stop buzzing, it was non-stop.

I was ecstatic about it.

At the same time, having to produce so many at once, that can be a little daunting.

This story is interesting because we were ready for success,

but you still have production at the back of your mind, and everything that follows.

Also quite typical of this kind of product success are the websites

that copy or use the product's image to create scams.

Lots of people visit these sites and it's quite difficult to manage.

It's an extremely complex situation,

because we're in different countries, different regions.

We've got the rights over the image,

they don't – but it's really hard to assert.

Being an entrepreneur is really interesting, especially for product development

we have total freedom to design the product as we imagine it.

Even if there are constraints and we have to make sacrifices during the project,

we're aware of the reasons why. It's not as if someone who knows nothing about the product can make a decision for us.

We're completely responsible for our project.

The goal is to create a range of objects and products

like Ulo, based on the same idea of empathy and user interaction.

The best would be to have a dozen members of the Ulo family.

If I had to do it over?

There are always things we could do better,

but I think the most important

would be to go see investors right after the Kickstarter campaign.

The campaign itself might be enough,

but securing additional investment lets you go further faster.

For those who want to get into the start-up world,

it's a complicated space.

You really have to hang in there.

There are a lot of extreme highs...

and extreme lows.

But hang in there.

If you know your product or service has genuine appeal, hang in there.

Since I've got a DeLorean, I think I'll go to Silicon Valley in ten years,

to see if our ideas turn out to be the right ones.

And to bring a few back with me, too.

For more infomation >> Future'interview avec Vivien Muller de Mu Design - Duration: 5:30.

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バックストリート・ボーイズ初のハイタッチ会にファン興奮 - Duration: 3:45.

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Charlotte Casiraghi « mauvaise com' », une regrettable emprise aux ragots sur son couple - Duration: 1:21.

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МОИ ЛУЧШИЕ МОМЕНТЫ КС:ГО - Duration: 2:06.

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Clutch 1 vs 3

2 kills

1 kill

3 kills

2 kills

Clutch 1 vs 1

Clutch 1 vs 3

2 kills

3 kills

2 kills

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Lumbago ( 1 kill )

3 kills

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Leïla Kaddour en flag, en situation gênante sur France 2 - Duration: 1:27.

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Chelsea transfer news: Chelsea should sign Wilfried Zaha if Eden Hazard joins Real Madrid - McAteer - Duration: 2:46.

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Tony Romo was nearly flawless predicting Patriots' plays down the stretch Sunday - Duration: 1:31.

 Tony Romo has become a star already in his brief broadcasting career for his ability to tell fans what's going to happen on a play before it happens

 He was once again at the top of his game late in Sunday's AFC Championship Game as he nailed so many plays in the Patriots' last few drives

 Even MLB star Bryce Harper noticed: Confirmed: Just called Tony Romo to see where I'm going to play next year

#YoureAWizardTony  — Bryce Harper (@Bharper3407) January 21, 2019    Here are some of Romo's brilliant calls down the stretch: You thought Tom Brady was great tonight? Here's some snippets of Tony Romo's late-game forecasting wizardry

pic.twitter.com/sH09q6IJfj  — Jack Korte (@JackMyNBC5) January 21, 2019    Romo will get another crack to show off his skills in two weeks, as CBS will be broadcasting the Super Bowl this year

More NFL!Tom Brady found a classy way to share a special moment with Patrick Mahomes after winTom Brady dropped an emotional F-bomb on live TV when asked about Super BowlPatriots vs

Chiefs showed us (again) NFL overtime rules are terrible  

For more infomation >> Tony Romo was nearly flawless predicting Patriots' plays down the stretch Sunday - Duration: 1:31.

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