Molana Tariq Jameel Sahib Live Bayan P 2 Ramazan 2018
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Molana Tariq Jameel Sahib Live Bayan P 1 Ramazan 2018 - Duration: 38:40.
Molana Tariq Jameel Sahib Live Bayan P 1 Ramazan 2018
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"Ejército del Aire" Mission Part 2 - DCS F/A-18C Hornet [w/ Spanish Subs] - Duration: 31:54.
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【近況報告】レクサス「NX」納車当日に事故→同乗者の首に以上有り→その後どうなった？ - Duration: 4:37.
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Dimensions of change? - Demographics Globalisation Urbanisation - Duration: 2:39.
Hey and hello from Berlin! West-Berlin this time.
The two buildings behind me did not exist five years ago.
And for Germans and Europeans in general developments like these tall buildings are quite exceptional.
And we usually become quite concerned about the city, its structure, its future when voluminous developments like these take place.
For me this is a good opportunity to reflect about what's going on in the world,
looking at the two mega trends of demographics and globalisation, urbanisation as a third.
Just as a fun fact, so to speak, let's think about the five hundred million Chinese people that will inevitably move into urban structures within only the next five years.
That translates to the entire European population moving into infrastructure, into cities that don't even exist today.
So while we are still struggling with our airport here in Berlin, which hasn't been finished for fifteen or twenty years by now.
Nobody really knows if it's ever going to be finished.
Others build infrastructure, build cities of a dimension that is beyond imagination for most people here.
And it's not about importing Chinese measures into Europe or Germany or Berlin even,
but it's about taking a step aside looking at our own lines of thinking, our peasants of thinking to find a new fresh perspective onto what we're doing.
Find ways to speed processes up where we've become lazy and slow.
Or think about the sustainability aspect of these structures, their end here in a much, much more thorough way.
So, this is gonna stick with us for quite a while, at least five years and you're hearty invited into a dialogue with us and others
about how to improve the way cities are built and structures are run.
Smart offices, smart homes and smart mobility.
Best greetings from Berlin.
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茄子最有營養的部分，被你扔了！用茄子蒂煮水，原來有這麼多好處 - Duration: 4:15.
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Luis Fonsi - Échame La Culpa
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PSG – Mercato : Daniel Riolo s'arrache les cheveux concernant Buffon - Duration: 2:06.
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Can you solve the wizard standoff riddle? - Dan Finkel - Duration: 5:26.
You've been chosen as a champion to represent your wizarding house
in a deadly duel against two rival magic schools.
Your opponents are fearsome.
From the Newt-niz school,
a powerful sorcerer wields a wand that can turn people into fish,
but his spell only works 70% of the time.
And from the Leib-ton school,
an even more powerful enchantress wields a wand that turns people to statues,
and it works 90% of the time.
Lots are drawn, and you're chosen to cast the first spell in the duel.
The Newt-niz magician will go second,
and the Leib-ton enchantress third,
after which you'll repeat casting in that order until only one of you is left.
The rules of magic duels are strict,
and anyone who casts out of order immediately forfeits the duel.
Also, to prevent draws,
the rules stipulate that if everyone's still standing
at the end of the first round,
you'll all be turned into cats.
Now, you must choose a wand.
Your wizarding house presents you with three options:
the Bannekar, which binds one target with vines
and casts effectively 60% of the time,
the Gaussian, which turns one target into a tree
and works 80% of the time,
and the incredibly rare Noether 9000,
which banishes one target to a distant mountaintop
and casts perfectly 100% of the time.
Your opponents are masters of strategy, as well as sorcery,
and you know they'll make the choices that maximize their own chances of success.
Which wand should you choose
and what strategy should you employ
to have the greatest chance of winning the duel?
Pause the video now if you want to figure it out for yourself!
Answer in: 3
Answer in: 2
Answer in: 1
You reach for the Noether 9000 first.
After all, it makes sense to enter the duel with the most powerful wand.
But before you pick it up, you consider what would happen.
As the most dangerous wizard,
you'd also be the target of the other two magicians,
and you'd need to take care of the most dangerous of them first.
But afterward, there's a 70% chance you'd be struck down by the remaining wizard.
That's trouble.
Maybe it's better to take the Gaussian.
It works 80% of the time,
which means you wouldn't be a target until the enchantress was incapacitated.
But if you succeeded in transforming her,
you'd probably be turned into a fish immediately after.
If you transformed the sorcerer,
the enchantress would almost certainly turn you to stone.
It would really be better if you missed.
And that's when you have an idea:
what if you took the Gaussian, then missed on purpose?
Then, you would wait for the sorcerer to attack the enchantress,
and you'd have an 80% chance of winning against the sorcerer.
It's a good idea, but there's a problem;
the sorcerer could also pass his turn
and the enchantress, knowing that she couldn't pass without becoming a cat,
would cast her spell on one of you.
And since you're the most dangerous between you and the sorcerer,
you'd be the target.
And that's when you see what you really need to do:
take the weakest wand, the Bannekar, and miss on purpose.
Now the sorcerer knows that he'll be targeted by the enchantress
and he'll have to try to turn her into a fish to avoid being turned into stone.
Seventy percent of the time he'd succeed
and you'd have a 60% chance of winning the duel
at the beginning of the next round.
If he fails, chances are he'll be turned to stone
and you'd still have a 60% chance of winning the duel against the enchantress.
There's a slim 3% chance you'll all be turned into cats,
but when everything's accounted for,
you have better than even odds of winning with this strategy.
And that's the best you can do.
Here's what the probability of winning for the different strategies looks like.
Who would've thought that the best way to take your shot
would be to throw away your shot?
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How a Labiaplasty Can Improve Intimacy - with Hawaii Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Schlesinger - Duration: 0:58.
Ji Mi: Will it improve intimate time for me?
Dr. Schlesinger: Absolutely.
The frenula, these little pieces that come off of the clitoris are hooked to the labia
menora.
It's kind of like a spider web when you touch on the spider web, the spider knows something
is going on.
Well same here.
When you tighten the labia so they're not floppy anymore, and they're not hanging on
anymore, and you touch the labia, you pull on the frenula from the clitoris and there's
much greater stimulation.
In the tummy tuck, when you pull the vulva upward, what you're doing is you're also pulling
the clitoris upward because it's fallen between your legs, you pull it upward and now it's
in a much better location for friction.
Lots of pluses.
Ji Mi:OK
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PREMIUM KV-2 - Duration: 11:17.
the cave Li 2r is a premium version of
the standard kV 2 so there are no snap differences between them we think it's
great that wargaming offer skins instead of overpowered tanks the kV 2 R has an
awesome skin from the Warhammer 40,000 universe as its selling point and we
have to say that it looks absolutely amazing
well done wargaming please tell us in the comments what you think about
wargaming releasing tanks with special skins as there are plenty of other World
of Tanks youtubers who have already spoken about this tank we will not go
into any further details also thanks to Turku eyes dome for gifting us this tank
the moment it was released to the gift shop too bad that all the other
community contributors got it for free by wargaming just a couple of hours
later rip
the kv2 are it's a Russian tank at tier 6 it's good it can blow things up look
Anna what didn't I forgot to mount my collaborations I always screw up so I
bet this will be the game where my tank you know it's little fire aah defender
has been balanced oh snap I missed point-blank range
that's not to give it to just rest for us I mean if I hit this shell then Jesus
is officially back on earth splashed it wasn't it it was so excuses back Merthyr
like a mars this is like halfway
no ice he got people dirt Oh a trekker only this I put some assists how nice no
hello kv2 you just fired that's a shame just talk
it's salute hello artillery please stand still so I can nuke you
thank you ice
hello Oh get the gun down aim the comb we'll just go for it these guys go come
on swatch let's do it let's follow these retards get a place
for for glory George waits I'm gonna get this you
first Oh winces oh you scrub all right I'm gonna blanch it to beep miss you not
him you got him all glory and bacon you're not even aiming my way what are
you doing Oh lovey Kate damn well that's 1,300 damage in two shots
works oh hello Churchill
it's not even aiming my way he makes is that that was literally missing a born
from the inside okay me too come on come on
he missed verdice rose norms derailed that yata Mata mmm I mean solar eats
medalie which is Oh Oh what what are you doing here we lost hello hello it looks
like a lost duckling ah poor guy oh yeah we gonna wait he just
fired hello your hmm
ice hello Kim soon night god bless artillery it remains camping oh yeah so
nice prevents camping so much I like that he was the one who died and I was
that dude driving right next to him didn't receive a single shell
hello I'm six I have a big surprise for you that's that's it he doesn't see me
what really still that guy has been sniping for that ridge line the entire
game like a true scrub hello kv2 you don't even have a mini-map do you it's
not doing what are you good oh no he just noticed me there's like none each
one scrub okay B oh hello the roof of a jagdpanther please don't move it saw she
was moving oh sure it oh nice spaghetti ah hello VK
on the move I did you scrub that's not allowed finish a melon yes hello
Oh good-o that coma
Oh a real finish Madden I mean yes in her my oh I didn't they
hello Cavey I was like doing the opposite of aiming I was driving and
shooting look you look in the opposite direction
yeah stand still thank you that me still how did I only do 170 damage he was like
honey you Isis I seriously did one damage I said I'm on fire you finished
him off hello land on earth that I am okay I think I'm stuck care of it
oh yeah screw up six hmm oh there is oh hello and I did it
nice eat a pile of poo pourri pine yes entire pile
Oh
hello my name is on six to hell swatch hope you need to poison up my weight
whoa hello lover or you must comfort get this you be sick love me but also off
date so physically in there yes hello Panzer my oyster it's unser small scaly
Oh lower although God only 800 or demand a refund
oh hello I 140 that's that's armor
it's done here actually Oh bitch you don't need to make me the key to oh oh
hello dick oh thank you for watching now you need to tell us in the comments what
tank we should play next keys also like the video and share it around if you are
new here we suggest you check out the playlist
see you later scrubs
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Irish guy eats homemade Belarusian cuisine for the first time - Duration: 9:09.
- Welcome back everybody! How great to see you once again. I am in Belarus.
Welcome to Grodno! So what is Grodno? Grodno is a city of about 350 thousand
people that lies in Belarus and the reason that I have decided to come here
is because it's five days visa-free so that's another one of these places that
you can come to Belarus easier and this is a special regime to come to this city
and this city only. You can get banned if you leave Grodno apparently. I've been
told so yeah you definitely have to respect the territorial limits if you
want to come here for five days and come back to Belarus again without any issues
and yeah so let's go together and I'm gonna give you a little bit of an overview
what the city looks like.
Lenin is still in parts of the former Soviet Union. You see these Lenin statues ...
not anymore in Ukraine. They kinda decided to dump Lenin symbolically in the last few years.
Welcome! I'm going to be giving you a little bit of master class on how to make the national dish of Belarus.
These are called draniki and of course first thing is to have potatoes so I've
already really grated those up. Got myself some eggs. We would not be in Belarus if
we didn't have potatoes. Something that they have in common with
the Irish and then of course, smetana, ubiquitous here in the former
Soviet Union and got some oil to fry everything and of course because I love
the bison that you would have seen my video in Brest. I'm gonna wash that down with a little
bit of vodka just just one or two of them.
So these are the fruits of our labor. Draniki, Belarus' national dish
with lots of smetana to go with it so now I've gotta try out
these draniki, right? What are they gonna taste like? My first time homemade
draniki, Belarus' national dish.
Simple but tasty potatoes, egg, flour and some smetana
so thumbs up for Belarus and it's homemade cuisine.
While normally you need a visa to visit Belarus but there are these three regimes that you can
take advantage of. One of the little bit of complications is that you can't
really be too spontaneous. You have to order the visa-free documents through a
tour, through an agent at least the evening before if you're lucky to get it on such
short notice and you need to have everything in a line. So you need to know
I mean obviously what date you're arriving, how you're arriving, you need to
have your point of entry and you need to have organized your tour and you need to
have of course your address for your accommodation where you can be staying
here in Grodno so that means you have to have
all those things organized before you can before you can actually pay for and
get the visa-free documents.
So here I am at the train station in Grodno so I'm close to the
Polish-Lithuanian border and this town actually is one of the few cities in
Belarus that was not destroyed during the Second World War so it actually still has
a lot of the old buildings especially in the city centre when you drive around if
you walk around you're gonna see a lot of older buildings than you're gonna see
in other cities in Belarus or in the region in general. Now there's a river
that goes to through the city that's the River Neman and what is really interesting is about
half the city or the region is exactly ethnic Polish so that's like
interesting because we are near the border with Poland but the ethnic Poles happen
to speak Belarusian about half of them while actually in Belarus the Belarusians
generally all speak Russian today so it's kind of this odd phenomenon that
Poles speak Belarusian and the Belarusian speak Russian ...
What next the Germans are going to start speaking Polish? I know it's a little bit crazy
but that's because Belarusians have moved ... basically they are closer to Russia and
have ... they're in a union with Russia of course and it's more common today to
speak Russian than in Belarusian especially in the cities but the ethnic
Poles they kind of split in terms of speaking either Belarusian or Russian as
their ... today their native tongue. Obviously historically they spoke Polish originally so
that's just something I found really interesting and in the city itself so it
is time for me to take the train to Warsaw. I have about looking at the clock
about 20 minutes to clear customs and passport control so I'm gonna have to take
all my stuff now and go through that procedure actually do it here in the train
station in Grodno. You don't do it on the border per se. This is actually the
border control here when you arrive in the city. That's something else also to be aware
of so give yourself a little bit of time. The other thing that you need to
give yourself maybe a little bit of time is I used the taxi voucher that came
up my visa-free documents for the last trip here down to the train station
and you know the taxi drivers they won't probably have seen this voucher
before, this coupon and it just meant that we have to chat with the dispatcher
on the radio for a couple of minutes so if you were rushing to you know
catch whatever happens to be .. train, plane, bus ... whatever just factor in
and give yourself an extra 15 minutes if you're going to use the taxi voucher.
If enjoyed this video, Grodno, Belarus, visa-free for five days then give it
a big thumbs up. It means a lot to me to see those likes and it also lets
me know that you're enjoying the content I should make more of these. Of course
there's that little red button to subscribe but you've probably already
subscribed, I think, at this stage. I've asked so many times. Whack that notification bell
beside the subscribe button for sure so that you get notified whenever I upload
a new video. They've been quite regular recently so lots of great content to come
from this region in Eastern Europe in the next few months especially over the
summer. I'm planning to be in this region in Ukraine and Belarus and Russia for
the summer and in fact I've been working on a new course, a new premium video course
'how to survive a trip to Eastern Europe' so if you're interested in traveingl
Eastern Europe definitely you want to be on my mailing list for that and there's
actually a little free gift if you go down there and subscribe by email so
there's a link in the description below the video. Definitely do that if you're
not on my mailing list for travel. There's a little training course there
a free one, everything is free if you sign up to the mailing list
so make sure you go and do that. So that's gonna be it for me. I'm actually
gonna take a little bit of a break from Eastern Europe. I should be candid about that.
For the next six weeks I'm gonna be in Spain and Italy working on different projects
but after that for the summer I'm gonna be back in this greater region so I look
forward to seeing you guys all your smiling faces out there on YouTube who
are passionate about travelling, learning languages and having a more local
experience in Eastern Europe so it's this до свидания ('goodbye' in Russian) from Grodno, Belarus!
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Mercedes W140 coupe. Body repair - restoration. - Duration: 21:00.
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일론 머스크 "모델3, BMW M3 보다 빠르다" - Duration: 4:13.
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How to Draw a Ruby Ring With Color Pencils - Narrated - Duration: 3:58.
Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will draw a ruby ring.
We begin by sketching an oval for the ring.
We start very lightly and then apply more and more pressure.
Let´s draw the width of it.
Good!
And then a circle or nearly a circle for the Ruby itself.
On the circle there will be six little braces to hold the stone.
I´m drawing this in perspective, as you see, but it is a very simple perspective.
Now I switched to a red.
All this sketch I am doing it with the Col-Erase pencils, precisely
because they can be erased, so I can do any corrections.
Now let´s draw the shapes of the facets.
It will have a sort of square in the middle and then a lot
of triangles, more shapes similar to triangles.
Those little triangles will be like the texture inside the stone.
Let´s grab an intense dark red and choose some to fill in.
Then with a light red we do some other ones.
Very good!
And now with a dark blue I do some shading, on top
of some sides of the dark ones.
And I do the same with a purple also filling in with some completely
with this color…
just to create changes in tone.
I´m trying to do them a bit scattered, what I mean is that there are not
many of the same together, but there are spread.
It is not totally random, however.
In the end, it will have more of the darkest ones toward the edges
at the bottom part, so as to give some volume.
We do a few with an intense orange, and then with the blue
draw the base for some other ones,
and we go over these of course with a red.
If you would like clear, step-by-step instructions on how to draw precious
stones, as well as many other surfaces and effects, I recommend you my book
¨You can Draw! Simple Techniques for Realistic Drawings¨.
Let´s give a very light tone to these two or three spaces that we have
left white.
In the description below the video I will give you the full list of materials
that I used for this drawing and I'll also place the link for the book on Amazon,
or in the U.S. you can also find it in bookstores.
Good!
Now let´s draw some reflections to the little metal holders.
And to the ring of course.
You can really play with the reflections that is not a set thing because
as you move the ring, they will change a lot.
I think maybe it was a little bit hard to see in
the video but after I was done coloring the stone, then I took the white pencil
and did some big facets, or cuts of the stone…
…like the central big square and the left side of the ruby.
Yes these bigger ones will be the cuts of the stone, and the other
ones are like the texture of the ruby.
I want to thank you for watching this video and I want to especially thank uncle
Raggy and Erick Thomas for always being there.
It´s ready!
If you enjoyed please give it a LIKE! share it to your friends and subscribe
to Fine Art-Tips.
And I will see you, on Tuesday ;)
Subtitled by Grethel Trejo
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Huile de ricin - Un produit naturel vertueux pour le bien être et la maison - Duration: 5:20.
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(82 m²) This is A Compact One Story House With An Envelope Roof For A 2-3 Person Family - Duration: 2:40.
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Voici comment couper un oignon sans pleurer. Je l'ai fait de la mauvaise façon toute ma vie ! - Duration: 9:09.
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Blaise Matuidi : Sa sublime femme Isabelle change radicalement de tête - Duration: 3:32.
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Jak vyměnit čep řízení na VW PASSAT VARIANT B6 (3C5) [NÁVOD AUTODOC] - Duration: 3:11.
Use an open-end wrench №24
Use a socket №18
Use a special puller to take the tie rod end out
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6 positions sexuelles que les femmes n'aiment pas ! - Duration: 7:51.
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Tribulations d'une Youtubeuse Chrétienne - Duration: 4:18.
hi Everyone,
Welcome to my Channel
I'm going to update you guys about my life, this youtube channel...
Welcome here, i'm so happy to be here,
I've a bit M.I.A. and I wanted to tell you what happened in my life lately
so if you're interested, keep on watching ;)
If you're following me on Instagram
you already know...
If you want to keep in touch follow me on Instagram and Facebook
I always post there
I had some troubles lately
I'm just trying to explain to you what happened to me and why I wasn't posting a lot...
My Computer kinda "brooke"
without any explanations, it wasn't working anymore...
so I tried to fix it, I spend my Afternoons on the phone...
At first I thought I lost all of my files
and I Didn't had a good hard drive
& I had LOT'S of files...
Thanks God I didn't lost anything
My Computer is now fixed
It just took a lot of time
That's the reason why I didn't post lately
I couldn't edit my videos...
I already have 4 videos to edit and post ;)
What changes, is that now, I have English Subtitles on all of my videos...
so now, when I post on Youtube I also write English subtitles
I'm Fluent so English is not the Problem, but it also takes time ;)
I really wanted to have English subtitles because I know that a lot of english speaking people are following me
I recently had some difficult times
Someone in my Family Died, and it was unexpected
I also have some health issue
we are just trying to figure it out
I need different test ... It just also take times and something to take care of
That was a little update of my life ...
I really wanted to thank you
We are now 3K on this channel :)
thank you so much !!!!
This channel is growing, little by little...
If you like my channel don't forget to share my videos,
so that people can be encourage in their faith
It's the purpose of this channel: to share and to support one another
so you can help me grow this channel
by sharing it ;)
Thank you so much for all of your sweet comments
it really touches my heart ;)
so that's all I wanted to say
If you have Instagram, follow me there
because I'm going to ask you some questions on my stories
in my "youtube" section
I'm going to ask what's you opinion about my channel
what do you want to watch...
That's all for this video ;)
Lot's of love and
see you soon ;)
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Coll d'Honor climb | Cycling holiday in Mallorca - Duration: 11:07.
Good morning from Palma de Mallorca!
Another day of cycling ahead!
The previous videos are about the rides -
- east and southeast from Palma -
- where the terrain is quite flat.
Today we are heading to Orient up north -
- which means some climbing -
- about 1000 m altogether.
A bit different landscape anyhow - welcome to join the ride!
Lambo is truly a handy vehicle here!
Quite tough...
We are now at 480 m above sea level ...
This climb is about 7 km in total -
It's tough - but what a beautiful landscape!
It's 10% steep already!
The Lambo is now here!
Oops - I made a scratch :-D
And so we arrived at Alaro -
- the route back to Palma is already familiar to you.
That was our ride to Orient today -
- the landscape was worth climbing.
Thanks for watching - see you next week! Bye!
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Dear watch enthusiasts, today Thomas Bachmann and I will talk about diving watches.
Watertightness in watches became an issue only after WW I.
In the 1920s, Omega, Rolex and a few other brands tried to sort it out.
First real success came with Mr. Wilsdorf`s original Oyster,
which was worn by Mercedes Gleitze,
when she successfully swam the channel between England and France.
The basic idea that Mr. Wilsdorf applied to the Oyster model
was to screw together two opposite rings.
Thus he produced a watch which for the first time was truly waterproof.
The watches were sold using a gimmick and placed in a glass of water in the shop window
so that passers-by saw 'a water-protected, practical watch'.
I find it remarkable that even then Rolex offered the watches made of silver and of gold.
They were watches for gentlemen with an active lifestyle.
Let's skip ten years between Mercedes Gleitze's watch
and the first real diver's watch in history.
As a matter of fact, this is just the same watch, just larger, more massive, and with a radiant radium dial.
This is the third ever manufactured Panerai watch from 1935-1936, reference 36-46.
The first series can be identified by these two screws on the dial,
because they had problems attaching it at that time.
The lid and bezel were screwed in.
It is an important detail that it has a Rolex movement and a screwed crown.
Panerai was actually just a middleman for the Italian military.
Rolex produced the watches.
Thomas, we also have a new one here.
Could you compare between the models from 1936 and 2016?
Actually, these old Panerai models are Rolex watches commissioned by Panerai.
New Panerai models have nothing to do with Rolex anymore.
Today, it is a company on its own, the Richemont Group, and they produce their own movements.
Of course they are still based on Panerai's iconic design from the 30s and 40s.
Subsequently, Panerai went on to build watches for the Italian police and also for the Egyptians.
Actually, they were only active in the tool watch segment.
Do you remember when we bought the first one?
We tried to sell it the same day
because we thought the boom would be over within a week.
They were absurdly big.
We both laughed about how clunky they were.
It was a Mare Nostrum.
We bought it and immediately wanted to sell it off.
We believed this could only be a joke.
Well, we were massively wrong.
Panerai is a huge success story and has a vast fan base.
Paneristi even have their own nickname.
They are absolute cult watches.
Modern models are usually limited.
There are various lines.
But I really think that nowadays they cannot be considered classic diver watches anymore.
After World War II, Rolex registered many patents
and launched the first and probably most famous dive watch ever:
the Sub-Mariner.
This is a model from the 50s.
It is still without crown protection, nor with radium dial or rotating bezel.
Lots of patents.
Today, a watch must be more than 100 meters waterproof
in order to be considered a diver's watch.
Probably, the old Panerais were 100 meters waterproof, too.
But they were not tested.
It wasn't until the mid-fifties,
that a standard for waterproofness was introduced.
The early models with the small crown
were waterproof up to 100m. Later models such as…
... the James Bond Big Crown were already 200 meters waterproof.
One more striking feature:
For the first time, there is a rotatable bezel at Rolex.
It indicates to divers how long they can stay underwater.
You could set a new 12 o'clock by placing the triangle on the minute hand
and then knew how many minutes you had already spent in the water.
An incredibly practical solution and if you're not jogging for more than an hour,
it still makes great sense today.
Of course it was a bit dangerous
because the bezel could also rotate in the wrong direction.
In the end, one thing is always important in a diver's watch:
Waterproofness, obviously, but also good readability.
I.e. the watches have to shine bright. Unlike Rolex,
Blancpain even inserted the bezel numbers in radium.
Very bright...
While underwater you could read only faintly a Rolex by the triangle
where the luminous point is inserted.
Whereas the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, because of the ring, you could even read numbers
and the hour indices.
The Mil-Spec is a very special model of it.
It has a large field of radium in the middle. This radium discolors
when moisture penetrates and so the diver could see:
Oops, my watch is just drowning, soon it won't be showing the correct time anymore.
Most of them have been delivered to the American army and have been made for it.
Blancpain equipped America's and France's armies.
Of course, soldiers lying in the mud needed a dirt and moisture-proof watch.
Someone who dives 100 meters deep,
be it to fix a mine or lift an anchor had different requirements.
How do you differentiate between a swimming watch and a diver's watch?
For me, it comes down to a rotating bezel, good readability even in the dark
and waterproofness for more than 2 minutes in 30 or 40 meters.
For this, you needed specially attached crowns.
More massive cases...
It is not sufficient to screw the floor.
The bezel on top of the glass must be screwed,
or you need a special washer built in.
One of the big Swiss manufacturers is Omega.
They too, took the issue of diver's watches very seriously
and equipped the Royal Navy, also the Americans, Israelis
and many others.
The Royal Navy also had Rolexes but mostly used Omega watches.
There is an anecdote
that many English divers left the crowns of their Omegas unscrewed on purpose
so that they would drown in order to then get a Rolex. As if they weren't just as good.
This total nonsense, obviously. Of course they are just as waterproof.
This one went to Israel. This is an Israeli combat diver watch.
You can see that all those who traveled a lot in the 50s and 60s
needed battle-tested and solid watches.
And it left its traces on the watches.
Let's see something else exciting. You have a Blancpain Barracuda.
One can say of course that all diver watches of the 60s looked a bit similar.
After all, most have been built for army units.
If you hold the watches next to each other, you see ...
... a basic similarity, whereby the Barracuda is of course an incredibly attractive watch ...
Certainly one of the coolest Blancpains ever made.
We did not want to talk so much about Rolex,
but let's talk a bit about Rolex nevertheless.
Here is one of those important patents, you can see it quite well in these two models.
They are about 8 years apart.
The crown protection in the case of the 5512, with the great golden dial
and the 65 36-1. You can see that the watches actually still look the same until today.
The crown protection is very important so that you don't get caught while diving and the crown breaks off.
That is the most distinctive feature here.
There are two things a watch company can boast with:
either their products are very accurate.
Or - and that's how Rolex made it - that they are particularly waterproof
or particularly robust.
The Rolex Submariner is certainly one of the watches
that has transformed from a pure tool watch to a lifestyle product.
That's a Sea Dweller now. Correct.
For a long period of time The Sea Dweller was merely a tool watch.
A professional diver's watch.
Why?
It had been co-developed by the Comex Company.
Comex had been a professional diving company in Marseille, France.
At the time, derricks were built,
platforms in the sea. There, it wasn't about 200 or 300 meters.
No, they needed watches that were up to 500, 600 meters waterproof.
The problem was, if you went down to 600 meters with a classic Submariner that was really tight,
that watch would burst.
When coming up, helium which had formed in the depth
wanted to escape the watch and often caused the glass to burst.
Exactly, either you had a glass that was about this thick
or you had a Sea Dweller.
That's what the Comex Company had developed together with Rolex around 1966/67.
The so-called Helium Escape Valve.
Classically also very massive Plexiglas, which is highly arched
and thus improves the readability even more.
Normally, you couldn't buy a Comex.
It was a watch that you could only obtain as a professional diver
and you also kept a watch diary.
Could you show the number on the back of the watch?
I can't show it completely, because obviously it would identify the watch.
Nowadays, these watches are most in demand
when they come with the full history, a dive book, ID card of the diver,
contracts with Comex etc. The more litany, the more the collector pays.
It tells you on which dives the diver wore the watch
and that makes it real fun for collectors.
So now Rolex considered of course , if something was good for Comex,
it could also be good on the ordinary diver's watch market
In 1967 they launched the Mark I, Submariner Sea Dweller.
Here we have a Mark III, double red.
The first generations still have a red lettering.
Collectors also distinguish between Mark I to Mark V
which can be found in various slightly different versions and various years of make.
All watches made between 67 and 83 share some features:
They have a rather highly curved plexiglas, just like the original Comex model.
And they all have the classic valve opening on the side, where can can escape.
A lot of people don't know
that Omega was part of the Comex battle.
They too built a watch that was waterproof even at this depth.
Up to 600 meters. The so-called Ploprof. With a big block-like design.
In order to remove the movement you have to remove the glass, first.
You need a special wrench for it.
A lot of engineering had gone into this, but eventually the Submariner won.
It was the first time anyone had thought that
it would be great if the diver's bezel wouldn't rotate in both directions
so that the dive time would not be accidentally extended.
The fat red button released the lock
in order to rotate the bezel in one direction only.
By this you had certainty not to stay underwater for too long.
In my opinion, Jaeger-LeCoultre has built one of the most beautiful and cool diving watches.
The Polaris 2 with the incredibly beautiful, egg-shaped case,
rotating bezel but here with a second crown for the alarm clock.
So this watch...Does it ring under water?
That's the great thing about it. It is waterproof and rings underwater.
Can you hear that underwater? Have you ever heard that?
Underwater it sounds much, much louder. That's the great thing about water.
Water carries sound better than air.
The great thing about this watch was the alarm
which reminded you to come up, to decompress
or of other vital things...
Such as lunch break. Lunch break, exactly.
Vital lunch break.
To me, the Polaris 2 is a true design highlight in this whole collection.
Taking a look at the formal language,
it is quite obvious that we have arrived in the 70s.
The watch cases are all larger, egg-shaped
and come in amazing dial variants.
The Zenith Thousand Meters, called Big Lemon. Big lemon, yes.
An incredible sexy watch. It is one of my absolute favorites.
IWC too, contributed something with the Aqua Timer.
It was available in different dial colors.
We have a black one here, but they also came in red and blue.
But I think the Big Lemon and also the Enicar are the greatest.
Design lovers with a watch collection are very satisfied
that not everything is always steel black
but finally bright yellow, cool gray and bright orange.
That's been typical of the Seventies, the space-age was just more colorful.
Tudor, a subsidiary of Rolex,
sold very exciting similar-looking Submariners, too.
They also went to the military in France and Argentina.
It used to be a poor man's Rolex,
which is why the army was interested in it during the 70's.
In principle, the function was the same as with a Submariner.
Not quite, it was not that waterproof.
If a Submariner was 300 meters waterproof, a Tudor was 200 meters waterproof.
They were always a bit of the slimmed-down version,
without a Rolex movement and of course with an ETA movement .
Though of course the case, strap and crown system were still supplied by Rolex.
Today these models are particularly popular with the large, characteristic, wide hands
called "Snowflake".
Tudor watches were not spared.
Because they were cheaper, they were worn with less care and less maintenance.
Nevertheless - today Tudor is one of the most sought after brands
of collectors watches in our business.
Tommy, as we move from the seventies to the eighties, I automatically think of one watch.
A true representative of the 80s - in terms of design.
The Ocean 2000 by IWC.
A masterpiece by Porsche Design
which at that time had a very successful cooperation with IWC.
Unfortunately it ended in the 90s.
The great thing about this watch is that it was waterproof down to 2000 meters.
It is built in titanium, which was a new material in the watch market at the time.
It was so attractive that even the German Bundeswehr frogmen
switched from Blancpain to IWC, to this clock.
The watch came with flat glass and also with a quartz movement.
They were available for fighter swimmers and mine sweeping missions.
I think it is so cool.
There is something both ugly and nice about it, but it does not leave you untouched.
I find it exciting and would definitely wear it, too.
When combined with a Velcro textile strap
I find you can't take its design any further.
With the titanium strap you had a lot of trouble,
because the pins were made of steel
which had the unfortunate tendency to wear out,
if you wore the watch a lot and often.
It is not the only IWC watch made of titanium, but certainly the most significant. Definitely.
We have arrived in the 90s,
and here is a classic Submariner.
Actually, this was a further development of the watches from the 60s.
Anbody with a Submariner collection usually gets to hear from his wife:
"You always bought the same watch. Why are there 35 watches all the same?
I don't understand at all!" As a man, of course you know the reason. There are small differences
but one really has to point them out.
There have been more changes in Rolex in the last five to six years.
Around 2007/2008. That is almost 10 years ago, Tommy. Right.
Actually, the ceramic bezel and the sapphire crystal are the biggest difference.
You now have in your hand a Sea Dweller 4000 that was built during three years, only.
Correct.
It was launched with 40 mm diameter.
And that one is 1220 meters waterproof.
Like its predecessor.
Correct.
And the successor ... the Deep Sea, Deep Blue, Sea Dweller
is waterproof up to 3900 meters. With 44 mm of diameter.
Actually, this is really something for you. I cannot wear it.
It also has a helium valve. It is built much more massive,
has a narrower proportion of the strap and is really big.
The whole thing reminds me a little bit of SUVs.
In the 70s, SUVs were really needed to drive off-road.
But today, if you stand in the city and look around,
you will see a large SUV every minute.
But they are only used for normal city traffic.
And it is similar with divers' watches.
People actually wear these diver watches today as lifestyle products.
But when they do go diving
most people prefer to use quartz watches
and spare their diver's watches because they could be scratched.
This reminds me of a golden Submariner.
You can hardly imagine wearing one while diving.
Maybe for swimming - but certainly not for diving.
Well, that depends on the pool.
Depends on the pool.
Here is a current Rolex with ceramic bezel.
This one seems to have gone through quite a bit.
But really these are watches, that you do not wear for diving.
It is a tool watch stripped of its original purpose.
Because 18k gold as material is simply too scratch-sensitive and too shock-sensitive.
Nevertheless, it looks good
and the first golden ones were made in the 70s.
Summarizing, one can say that it is a status symbol to wear a great diver's watch.
Whether it is 3900 meters waterproof or made of gold or white gold.
It is mainly a show object. But of course they are real fun. Right.
Tommy, we started with Panerai, now,
last but not least, let's look at a current Panerai.
Of course, it is a diver's watch, as well. This is a Bronzo model.
It is yet another watch that you can hardly imagine being used underwater.
Bronze is a very interesting material for watchmaking.
You should not wear it directly on your skin,
which is why these watches always have a steel bottom.
And if you use the watch in salt water they will change dramatically.
It gives a nice vintage effect. The watch will suddenly look 70 years older.
So bronze oxidizes like mad and will quickly stop being red...
But there is something to it. Yes, there is.
Panerai was the first company to use this in the diving watch sector.
Looks great in any case and always ages differently,
depending on how you use it.
I think Tudor has a bronze too. IWC, too.
It seems to be trendy now.
That's why we show it. We have arrived in 2018.
These are the watches of the last one, two years. Not much new has arrived at the diving scene.
These days, it's more about style and looks.
So which watch would you take home tonight and not on the beach?
I chose the 1961 IDF Eterna-Matic.
Its size fits my wrist well.
I find it beautiful, it has a wonderful dial and
is in well preserved condition. And I also know the historical background of this watch.
It went through a war, which I find quite thrilling.
I would probably take the Eneka with me tonight. Because I am so attracted to the design
and the orange that I would like to wear it.
And why does it say 'sex' on the dial?
OK. now I have one small task for all viewers.
Please show our mysterious device.
What could this device have done?
Please write us on YouTube what you think for what the purpose of this device.
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Guy Box: Welcome back to BOX & Friends.
Guy Box: I'm Guy Box, reminding our viewers to take your early afternoon stool softener and not to bite your nurses.
Guy Box: Joining me today are two registered Heroes to discuss the recent controversy over abuse of the Hero society
and outcry for its abolishment.
Midnight: Hero society was always inherently controversial by nature.
Midnight: Open to reform but removing it completely and hastily would spell disaster.
Midnight: The public is so quick to forget how chaotic and terrifying things were before the system was established.
Guy Box: You're using big words and it makes me feel bad. Please don't or I'll yell.
Midnight: If I'm paying over thirty grand for a college degree I deserve to flaunt it, Queen.
Mt. Lady: I, for one, will not be bringing excuses to the table and would like to take this time
to apologize on the behalf of our hard-working Heroes.
Mt. Lady: As Quirkies, it's our responsibility to keep each other in check and reassure the safety of the public.
Mt. Lady: If that comes at the price of forfeiting a few freedoms then so be.
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Mt. Lady: Why don't you go flirt with them some more if you have any left.
Midnight: Wearing those cute little costumes, they were asking for it!
Mt. Lady: I'm happy to see the next generation taking a stand against our failing system
by waving their education at its pillar, UA.
Mt. Lady: I've been reading news articles on Facebook and I'm now likewise in opposition of Hero society.
Midnight: Do you even know what you're saying?
Midnight: Also, Facebook? You do know Russia manipulates social media?
Midnight: Failing to hide the fact that Quirk relations there are a disaster and a half.
Guy Box: I for one think that the US should adopt Russia's policy if we're going Hero society in the
Aero K. Accords by putting Quirkies to use in war zones. Like in the old days.
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and onto the streets of brown people.
Midnight: What the FUCK is wrong with you?
Guy Box: No, don't worry. You'll all forget about this in five minutes and speaking of time that's it for today
Guy Box: Coming up next... a bug?
Manual: For the last time, Iida. If I knew where the Hero Killer, was we'd have caught him by now.
Manual: And even if you did find him you can't engage. The GED only qualifies you for the provisional exam.
Iida: Then WHY did you bring me out here?
Manual: To hand balloons to the kids... *laughs*
Manual: ...and I don't know.
Manual: Your brother and I were partners and I'm trying to do him a favor by talking you out of something stupid.
Iida: Stupider than handing out balloons?
Manual: Come on, man. Have you ever held a balloon?
Iida: My Dad never let me.
Iida: HOLY SHIT THIS IS AMAZING!!!
Iida (serious): My brother wanted me to revenger him.
Manual: People say lots of things when they're dying, Iida.
Manual: You'll learn that once you ARE qualified, but until then let's do right by your brother. Together.
Iida (serious): You're no to help to him then. Why would you be now?
All Might: I AM HERE!!!
Midoriya: *surprised noise*
All Might: To deliver less than stellar news in the least ominous way possible.
Midoriya: Oh. All Might, just the guy I wanted to see.
All Might: *GASP* You wanted to see me?
All Might: Well then let's put my potentially life-threatening news aside so you can shower me with attention.
Midoriya: If it's life-threatening, I can wait.
All Might: No, no, you can go first.
Midoriya: Do you know where my old costume is?
All Might: Oh of course, only wants to talk when he needs something.
All Might: It was a bad joke, so I threw it away.
All Might: Do you not like the new new one they gave you?
Midoriya: Well, the old one was made for me by a good friend.
All Might: *angry repressed screeching*
Midoriya: Something wrong?
All Might: N-nothing.
All Might: So why do you need the costume?
Midoriya: Recovery Girl said it herself. I-
All Might: Need someone who can teach you how to control your power? Oh, I know just the person.
All Might: Name's Gran Torino. Nice guy. Trained me once upon a time, but most importantly he lives outside
the city limits and can't tell ya a damn thing about what's going on. See ya!
Midoriya: All Might! Wait I-
Midoriya: ...wanted to train with you.
Midoriya: Hmph, well if what you say is true. this guy must be...
Midoriya: Dead. He's dead.
Midoriya: How messed up is it there walking in on a corpse doesn't even bother me now.
Gran Torino: Is that you, Death? Have you finally come to take me away?
Deku: Um... no?
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Midoriya: Midoriya.
Gran Torino: Ah, long time no see, Nana.
Midoriya: No. My name is Mi-do-ri-
Midoriya: Wait did you just say Nana?
Gran Torino: I'm hungry. Make me fishy cakes.
Midoriya: Hold on a sec, do you mean Nana Shimura?
Gran Torino: Fishy cakes.
Midoriya: All right, all right.
Gran Torino: Woah, is this your costume? Let me see.
Midoriya: Do you want fishy cakes or not?
Gran Torino: Where's the cape?
Gran Torino: Why is your generation so against capes?
Midoriya: We've been told they're highly impractical.
Gran Torino: Yes, but they're also a sign of status.
Midoriya: HUH?!
Gran Torino: But if you think you're so cool without one,
then how about you fire that One for All at me and I'll show you what for.
Midoriya: The heck is wrong with you? Weren't you just asking for fishy cakes?
Gran Torino: I already told you! One of those hood rats snuck in and broke it again.
Gran Torino: Took my keys too. Doctor says I'm not clear to drive
but I told him I hit those people on purpose.
Midoriya: Microwave seems fine to me.
Gran Torino: It only heats food from one side, but leave it to an One for All user to
think it's okay to fire everything uneven.
Midoriya: Why do you keep saying that? What's One for All?!
Gran Torino: It's your Quirk, stupid.
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Midoriya: That's WHY I'M HERE!
Gran Torino: So emotional.
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Midoriya: This was a mistake. I'm leaving.
Gran Torino: You're not going anywhere until you learn how to make those fish cakes right.
Gran Torino: Light and toasty all over just like Nana used to make.
Midoriya: You keep saying her name. Nana.
Midoriya: That's All Might's mentor. He said nobody remembered her.
Gran Torino: Nana? Who's Nana?
Gran Torino: I thought you were here to learn how to use One for All properly?
Midoriya: *repressed frustrated screeching*
Gran Torino: How are you supposed to learn anything if you can't stay focused?
Midoriya: I'M NOT FOCUSED?
Midoriya: YOU'RE THE ONE WHOSE ALL OVER THE PLACE! FIGURATIVELY AND LITERALLY!
Gran Torino: Wrong.
Gran Torino: You gotta be light and toasty all over.
Midoriya: Light and toasty all over? Like a-
Midoriya: Wait, am I the fishy cake?
Gran Torino: You're a boy, silly.
Gran Torino: Hey! When did you become a boy, Nana?
Gran Torino: Oh my goodness, have I been talking to Toshi this whole time?
Gran Torino: Sorry, my boy.
Midoriya: Now who is Toshi?
Gran Torino: All this training sure works up an appetite, ay Toshi?
Gran Torino: You know what I've got a hankering for?
Midoriya: Fishy cakes?
Gran Torino: Black coffee and a steak, smartass.
Gran Torino: But if, uh, you're willing to make some fishy cakes...
I'd nibble on a few.
Gran Torino: Uh-huh yay!
Midoriya: Are we gonna train some ore after dinner?
Gran Torino: Trains? I love trains. We can ride one later if you-
Gran Torino: NEVER LEARN, DO YOU.
Midoriya: Hey, wait! Where are you going?
Gran Torino: To ride my favorite train and you're not invited.
Gran Torino: Excuse me, young man, but could you tell me where the train is?
Midoriya: Could anybody possibly have it worse right now?
Lockjaw: Rusty?
Rusty: Lockjaw? Your family got overrun by cartels too?
Rusty: All right! Lockjaw: All right!
Lockjaw: We're gonna get in gang fights!
Rusty: We're gonna stay up past 7:30!
Lockjaw: We're, gonna break the law!
Rusty: We're gonna uh... not say please or thank you!
Rusty: ...more than once.
Fourth Kind: Do you two chuckle-heads think that's all it takes to be a Villain?
Rusty: Yes, Your Evilness. Lockjaw: Yes, Your Evilness.
Fourth Kind: Hmph. Let me teach you what being a villain is really all about.
Rusty: Being a villain is even funner than I thought!
Fourth Kind: Heroes.
Fourth Kind: Villains.
Fourth Kind: At the end of the day, we're all the same.
Fourth Kind: We take pride in ourselves, our actions, and most importantly, our homes.
Mikey: Nuh uh! Villains wreck things.
Fourth Kind: You can't rule over ruins, dunderhead.
Fourth Kind: Ain't nobody wants to be king of a garbage dump.
Fourth Kind: What you're talking about is terrorism and the only person who wants a terrorist around
is a politician. Which is a whole 'nother breed of evil on it's own.
President Scott: Okay, that one liner escalated quickly.
Press: Mr. President? President Scott? Mr. President!
Press: As the first US president with a Quirk, what stance are you taking on the Hero Killer situation?
President Scott: Hero what?
Press: You haven't seen the news?
President Scott: What do I look like to you? A rube?
President Scott: I don't watch the news. I react to the news. Like this.
President Scott: Holy s- [censored], someone is killing all the Heroes?
President Scott: We gotta, uhh- we gotta, like, get more heroes to solve this problem.
Press: Have you considered yet why there's a Hero Killer?
Press: Perhaps this person sees a systemic issue within the Hero society and is acting upon it?
President Scott: Okay, okay. I see what you're doing here, but now's not the time to be politicizing Quirks and super heroes-
Press: You are literally the leader of all politicians. It's your job to politicize and find a solution.
President Scott: Fine. While I pull a plan out of my ass you can forward the rest of your well thought out questions to my Press Secretary.
Presss: President! Mr. President! President Scott!
Sugar Rush: Leave the President alone. He's very stressed. You're all stupid.
Sugar Rush: ALL OF YOU!!! *screeching*
Press: We have Twitter accounts and we demand to be heard!
Gunhead: I hear you, girl.
Gunhead: Relationships are a lot like hand-to-hand combat.
Gunhead: Sometimes you gotta be patient and wait for your opening
and other times you make a rebound after that hit.
Gunhead: Perhaps you can rebound with that cutie chemo boy you can't stop talking about.
Ochako: Midoriya? No, I only hung out with him to make Bakugou jealous, and also, I hate his literally rotten guts.
Gunhead: Girl, it is 2018. You can like as many boys as you want.
Gunhead: I once dated Five Guys. The restaurant, not actually the five me-
Gunhead: One can only be so blessed.
Gran Torino: God damn, I love trains.
Gran Torino: What's the matter, guppy gills? Your boyfriend ain't texting you back?
Midoriya: I haven't seen my friend Iida since I was revived.
Midoriya: He usually responds to my texts before I send them.
Gran Torino: Since when do you have friends, Toshi? Or are you talking, about that squirrelly fella you pick on?
Gran Torino: Errr... Eraserhead is what you call him? You're breaking Nana's heart the way you little savages treat each other.
*explosion in the distance*
Bystander: That building just exploded!
Gran Torino: What'd he say?
Midoriya: He's right. There's smoke. Isn't it too early to get lit?
Conductor: Passengers, uhhhh..
Conductor: Please remain seated, while a uhhhh...
Conductor: Fight bursts out through the uhhhh...
Conductor: Twelfth row uhhhh...
Conductor: Right about uhhhh...
Conductor: ...now.
*explosion, train brakes screeching to an emergency stop*
*fight crashes through the twelfth row*
*screaming, train breaks screeching*
Noumu: *screeches*
Gran Torino: Stay put, kid.
Midoriya: According to my friendship bracelet that doubles as a tracking device, that's where Iida is!
Iida: Think y'all are faster than me?! I'll-
*man screams*
Iida: Harmonize?! Ahhhhhh!!!
Stain: Oh. You. Yes.
Stain: Me. And you are?
Iida: My name is Tenya Iida.
Iida: You killed my brother.
Iida: Prepare to die, my dude.
Stain: Tch. On who's authority?
Iida: On mine.
Iida: As the Hero who inherited his name.
Iida: INGENIUM!
Stain: A Hero, you say?
Stain: Hate to break this to ya, but on my watch,
Heroes die!
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Oh, hello guys, long time no see!
I'm talking to you from Spain, as you can probably tell from the size of the coffees here
Just wanted to say that things have been a little bit crazy lately with all this move, but new videos are coming real soon
But I also have a few from the States that I haven't posted just yet
Like today's video. What's different about today's video is the camera gear that I use
as you know, I've been shooting film for quite a while
But I also have and use digital cameras
you might or might not know that here camera gear is much more expensive than in the States, for some reason
That's why I decided to go ahead and I upgraded my digital kit before leaving the US
Because it would be much harder to do so here for me
today's video was just an excuse to go out and try these two new lenses that I bought for the a6500
I'll talk about them later in a separate video maybe but just to let you know I bought the
16-70 f/4 that would be like a 24-105 in full-frame equivalent.
And this one that I've wanted to have for a long, long time
a good telephoto lens. This is 70-200 f/4 - so this is like 105-300 mil in 35 millimeter equivalent
So yeah, this is my new digital kit
These two lenses should cover pretty much everything
I do from 24 to 300 millimetres and I found this amazing deal in the US. I bought them used
I paid a fraction of
What I would have to pay here for them. It's crazy.
For example, the 6500. I bought it a year ago, I believe for $1,300 US dollars
brand new, $1300. and I saw it the other day here in Spain. It was a physical store
I'm sure you can find better prices online I guess but it was
1700 euros that is like almost like $2,000 dollars. It's incredible that it goes for almost twice the price and it's one year later
These lenses would have been
Really expensive here. I wouldn't be able to afford them here. So before moving here, that's why I pulled the trigger
So yeah, no more talk for now. I'm gonna play the video now
I hope you enjoy it. I'll see you in the next one
Good morning guys. It's a cold morning here in Michigan City
But it's a beautiful sunrise or it was because it's pretty much over
I'm here. Just trying to make a long exposure of this lighthouse. I came here
This is one of the images that I wanted to make today
I went to the other side of the beach earlier because there is that little
House or post or whatever the name is it's that little red house
I took a photo of that with my phone a few months ago during the winter
I don't know if you guys remember but I'll put the link to that video around here. That was a beautiful foggy day
It was a cool photo, but I thought that it would be better at sunrise time. So I came here a little bit late
I got here a little bit later than I would love to but I think I still got a good shot
But I'm not sure about the sand because they've been working on it on the beach
And yeah
I'm trying to take this long exposure of the lighthouse now and then I'm gonna keep moving along the coast or the shore of
Lake Michigan, I
Have just one more shot in mind that is downtown Chicago. You can see it today. It's a clear enough day to see it
So I want to take a photo of that with my telephoto lens
Just in case someone was looking for an idea for an image I've had this one in my head for like three months at least
But I never got the right conditions to make this image, but the idea is it would be from here
it has to be a clear night or
Clear morning and the moon has to be setting, and it has to be more or less full
You guys might remember the long exposure that I took of the full moon, back in Washington at Mt St Helens
I'll link the video around here and I'll show you the image now
Okay, so I wanted to do something very similar here
but of course instead of Mt St Helens we have downtown downtown Chicago, and the way I see it, it would be the moon like
Falling almost falling into the city and since we have a lake, we will have the reflection of the moon too
So the reflection would be coming from under downtown. So it would be like a sandwich almost
I think it would be very cool
It would be very dramatic, but there is one problem. Of course Chicago is not Mt St Helens
Mt St Helens is dark and Chicago is gonna be very bright at night
So that's why I'm saying that it has to be full or almost full moon so you can still see it
So yeah, if anyone around here wants to try this image, I would come here like a 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning
Well, you have to check the times of the Moon of course, but 4 or 5, like 2 or 3 hour long exposure
Just before sunrise
And yeah
This is Porter Beach and there are at least three or four spots where you can see downtown Chicago
It has to be once again a clear night. Oh, yeah one problem. The beach is open itself
I believe I think so. I didn't see any signs saying the opposite but the parking lot is closed. They closed it at dusk
So you might have to find another place to park your car... other than that
I think it's a pity because I'm not gonna be able to make that image. But yeah pretty cool place.
ok guys, so I think this is gonna be it
I'm glad I came
I almost didn't - because I was feeling very lazy
About driving two hours in the morning to here to a place where I've already been many times
But as I always say it's always worth it. I had to wake up at 4:30 and drive two hours here, but I still
Enjoyed every single minute of being here in kind of nature with fresh air no cars around. It's always so nice
I got three images, I might like one of them maybe the one of the lighthouse but I have to work on them
We'll see about that. But as I said, it's always worth it
even if you don't make any images the time that you spend here is just for me is priceless
It was also my first chance to try my new digital setup on my new tripod
Of course, I used them before but it was at home or to take snapshots around the house
So yeah, this was my first serious shoot and everything went pretty smoothly I believe
it was also my first time using the ND filters for color photos
So I'm not sure if the colors are gonna be accurate or they're gonna have a color cast or something
But yeah, that's something that I will have to look at on the computer. But yeah, that's it for today
Thank you so much for watching and see you in the next one
I don't know where from maybe here in Indiana once again if I feel like doing it or maybe just from Portugal or Spain
Anyway, thanks so much for being there again. So see you in the next one
You
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Irish guy eats homemade Belarusian cuisine for the first time - Duration: 9:09.- Welcome back everybody! How great to see you once again. I am in Belarus.
Welcome to Grodno! So what is Grodno? Grodno is a city of about 350 thousand
people that lies in Belarus and the reason that I have decided to come here
is because it's five days visa-free so that's another one of these places that
you can come to Belarus easier and this is a special regime to come to this city
and this city only. You can get banned if you leave Grodno apparently. I've been
told so yeah you definitely have to respect the territorial limits if you
want to come here for five days and come back to Belarus again without any issues
and yeah so let's go together and I'm gonna give you a little bit of an overview
what the city looks like.
Lenin is still in parts of the former Soviet Union. You see these Lenin statues ...
not anymore in Ukraine. They kinda decided to dump Lenin symbolically in the last few years.
Welcome! I'm going to be giving you a little bit of master class on how to make the national dish of Belarus.
These are called draniki and of course first thing is to have potatoes so I've
already really grated those up. Got myself some eggs. We would not be in Belarus if
we didn't have potatoes. Something that they have in common with
the Irish and then of course, smetana, ubiquitous here in the former
Soviet Union and got some oil to fry everything and of course because I love
the bison that you would have seen my video in Brest. I'm gonna wash that down with a little
bit of vodka just just one or two of them.
So these are the fruits of our labor. Draniki, Belarus' national dish
with lots of smetana to go with it so now I've gotta try out
these draniki, right? What are they gonna taste like? My first time homemade
draniki, Belarus' national dish.
Simple but tasty potatoes, egg, flour and some smetana
so thumbs up for Belarus and it's homemade cuisine.
While normally you need a visa to visit Belarus but there are these three regimes that you can
take advantage of. One of the little bit of complications is that you can't
really be too spontaneous. You have to order the visa-free documents through a
tour, through an agent at least the evening before if you're lucky to get it on such
short notice and you need to have everything in a line. So you need to know
I mean obviously what date you're arriving, how you're arriving, you need to
have your point of entry and you need to have organized your tour and you need to
have of course your address for your accommodation where you can be staying
here in Grodno so that means you have to have
all those things organized before you can before you can actually pay for and
get the visa-free documents.
So here I am at the train station in Grodno so I'm close to the
Polish-Lithuanian border and this town actually is one of the few cities in
Belarus that was not destroyed during the Second World War so it actually still has
a lot of the old buildings especially in the city centre when you drive around if
you walk around you're gonna see a lot of older buildings than you're gonna see
in other cities in Belarus or in the region in general. Now there's a river
that goes to through the city that's the River Neman and what is really interesting is about
half the city or the region is exactly ethnic Polish so that's like
interesting because we are near the border with Poland but the ethnic Poles happen
to speak Belarusian about half of them while actually in Belarus the Belarusians
generally all speak Russian today so it's kind of this odd phenomenon that
Poles speak Belarusian and the Belarusian speak Russian ...
What next the Germans are going to start speaking Polish? I know it's a little bit crazy
but that's because Belarusians have moved ... basically they are closer to Russia and
have ... they're in a union with Russia of course and it's more common today to
speak Russian than in Belarusian especially in the cities but the ethnic
Poles they kind of split in terms of speaking either Belarusian or Russian as
their ... today their native tongue. Obviously historically they spoke Polish originally so
that's just something I found really interesting and in the city itself so it
is time for me to take the train to Warsaw. I have about looking at the clock
about 20 minutes to clear customs and passport control so I'm gonna have to take
all my stuff now and go through that procedure actually do it here in the train
station in Grodno. You don't do it on the border per se. This is actually the
border control here when you arrive in the city. That's something else also to be aware
of so give yourself a little bit of time. The other thing that you need to
give yourself maybe a little bit of time is I used the taxi voucher that came
up my visa-free documents for the last trip here down to the train station
and you know the taxi drivers they won't probably have seen this voucher
before, this coupon and it just meant that we have to chat with the dispatcher
on the radio for a couple of minutes so if you were rushing to you know
catch whatever happens to be .. train, plane, bus ... whatever just factor in
and give yourself an extra 15 minutes if you're going to use the taxi voucher.
If enjoyed this video, Grodno, Belarus, visa-free for five days then give it
a big thumbs up. It means a lot to me to see those likes and it also lets
me know that you're enjoying the content I should make more of these. Of course
there's that little red button to subscribe but you've probably already
subscribed, I think, at this stage. I've asked so many times. Whack that notification bell
beside the subscribe button for sure so that you get notified whenever I upload
a new video. They've been quite regular recently so lots of great content to come
from this region in Eastern Europe in the next few months especially over the
summer. I'm planning to be in this region in Ukraine and Belarus and Russia for
the summer and in fact I've been working on a new course, a new premium video course
'how to survive a trip to Eastern Europe' so if you're interested in traveingl
Eastern Europe definitely you want to be on my mailing list for that and there's
actually a little free gift if you go down there and subscribe by email so
there's a link in the description below the video. Definitely do that if you're
not on my mailing list for travel. There's a little training course there
a free one, everything is free if you sign up to the mailing list
so make sure you go and do that. So that's gonna be it for me. I'm actually
gonna take a little bit of a break from Eastern Europe. I should be candid about that.
For the next six weeks I'm gonna be in Spain and Italy working on different projects
but after that for the summer I'm gonna be back in this greater region so I look
forward to seeing you guys all your smiling faces out there on YouTube who
are passionate about travelling, learning languages and having a more local
experience in Eastern Europe so it's this до свидания ('goodbye' in Russian) from Grodno, Belarus!
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PR - Duration: 5:15.
This is the best relationship ever.
This is the friendship, you need, you should have.
This life this existence here it is.
Here it is
Take care of that would you have
Every day You know that relationship
Put at bay that person that robs you. And welcome the friend that will give you
the joy, the delight and true friendship.
Enjoy the feeling with it
Make effort to enjoy it
Enjoy
Shape your existence by what you'd know Shape it, so it benefits you
Be touched by the divinity within.
You want to be inspired then remember the words of the master
Remember how important it is. How important this life is.
How important you,
you are so important, so important
and maybe not to the world but to you you should be so important.
Somebody gave me this gift of understanding and I understood.
Somebody gave me this gift of wisdom
and I became once
Somebody gave me this gift of kindness and I became kind
Somebody gave me this gift of love and I became a lover.
And somebody gave me this beautiful gift of knowledge
and then I could see
then I could here
then I could feel
then I began to live
and it feels like a gift everyday it comes
and it comes freely
And it is only thing that really feels like a gift
because it has been given with no strings attached
It has simply been given for me to ACCEPT.
Palavras de PREM RAWAT
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