Youtube daily report Jan 24 2019

Hungry + Angry = Hangry Loconuts

For more infomation >> Hungry + Angry = Hangry | Loco Nuts Cartoons Shows For Children - Kids Tv - Duration: 3:48.

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A murit o legendă a muzicii! Vestea a venit ca un șoc pentru fanii artistului - Duration: 1:38.

For more infomation >> A murit o legendă a muzicii! Vestea a venit ca un șoc pentru fanii artistului - Duration: 1:38.

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Voices of Meltingpot | Amber Galloway Gallego - Duration: 5:19.

Hudba mnou prochází a já se cítím jako nástroj.

Mám pocit, že jsem kytara nebo buben.

V ten okamžik nejsem dùležitá.

V tìch chvílích záleží na neslyšícím a na jeho prožitku.

Na tom, aby z pódia získal vše, co lze získat.

TLUMOÈNICE ZNAKOVÉHO JAZYKA

Byla jsem v gangu, a matce se to nelíbilo.

Byla jsem tenkrát dost divoká.

Tak se rozhodla, že se odstìhujeme do jiného státu.

Tehdy jsem mìla tu autonehodu.

Byla to nejtìžší doba mého života.

Mìla jsem úplnì roztøíštìnou pánev.

Jen si pomyslete. Je vám 16 let,

myslíte si, že všechno víte

a všechno mùžete,

a najednou si ani neutøete zadek.

Byla to afka.

„Koukej se zklidnit!

Podívej se, co to žiješ za život!"

Má spolupacientka byla neslyšící.

Já mezi neslyšícími vyrùstala, a hle, pacientka vedle taky neslyší.

Nikdo si s ní nepovídal, já ano.

To taky zmìnilo mùj pohled na svìt.

Jaký je to asi život být neslyšící a ještì na vozíku?

Úplnì mi to zmìnilo pøístup k životu.

Musela jsem vymyslet, co se sebou,

tak jsem se pøihlásila na studium fyzioterapie.

Pøestávky jsem trávila s neslyšícími.

Každý pátek jsme se sešli u mì doma.

Všichni to byli neslyšící a já pouštìla muziku.

Milovali to! Já jim to znakovala.

Øíkali: „Škoda, že nám takhle nemùžeš znakovat hudbu i jinde."

Já na to: „A proè bych nemohla?"

Prý jsou pro pøekladatele znakové øeèi jistá pravidla.

Takhle prý se nesmím hýbat a nesmí se to a nesmí se ono…

Nechápala jsem, proè by se to nesmìlo, oni také ne. Bylo to prostì tak.

Ptala jsem se ostatních tlumoèníkù,

a ti mi øekli, že je to rušivé.

Já na to: „Ale jim se to líbí!"

Ptala jsem se: „Proè to nedìláme?" Oni øekli, že neslyšící hudbu neradi.

Øekla jsem: „A zeptal se jich vùbec nìkdo?"

Všechny zvuky jsou vibrace.

To, že neslyšící nìkteré z nich neslyší, neznamená,

že je vùbec nedokáže vnímat.

V Rochestru, ve státì New York, je jeden vìdec,

a ten zjistil, že když vibrace pùsobí na pokožku neslyšícího,

ten vjem zamíøí do stejné èásti mozku,

jako by to byl zvukový vjem.

Zážitek z hudby není jen její poslech.

Vnímáme i výrazy ve tváøích okolních lidí,

jejich reakce na hudbu,

jejich tanec…

Proè tedy, ksakru, slyšící populace tvrdí,

že když neslyšíte, nemáte nárok?

To je ujetý!

Proè chodíte na koncerty vy?

Abyste se uvolnili, odpoèali si od denní rutiny,

abyste prostì jen byli a užívali si to.

Lidé s vadou sluchu a neslyšící to chtìjí taky zažívat!

Ale nemùžou, protože musí dennì svádìt boj o bìžnou komunikaci.

O základní lidské právo na komunikaci.

Jen si to pøedstavte!

Ráno vstanete a musíte nìkam jít.

A musíte myslet na to, jak se domluvíte.

Vy to dìláte? Tìžko.

Oni ano.

My chceme odstranit tyhle pøekážky,

chceme se podìlit.

Já chci, aby mìli pøístup k tomu, co já!

K tomu prožitku!

Pøed ètyømi mìsíci jsem pøišla o syna.

On se na mé práci podílel.

Uèila jsem ho své øemeslo.

Byl vážnì dobrý.

I pøes tuto tragédii musím pokraèovat,

protože vím, že má práce má smysl.

Silnì vìøím, že èím víc lidí si uvìdomí existenci komunity,

která je ignorovaná, diskriminovaná, opomíjená…

Èím èastìji lidem pøipomeneme,

aby se o tuto komunitu, kterou nikdo neposlouchá, zajímali,

tím více si to uvìdomí a získají jinou perspektivu.

Má to velice blahodárné úèinky pro všechny navzájem.

Je to hojivé.

For more infomation >> Voices of Meltingpot | Amber Galloway Gallego - Duration: 5:19.

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Bratwurst Sauerkraut Pie / Bavarian BBQ Recipe / The BBQ Lady - Duration: 8:52.

Hello and welcome everybody to a new episode of "The BBQ Lady".

This is the Bavarian bratwurst pie with sauerkraut.

Yes, the Bavarian bratwurst pie.

And now I will show you how I prepared it, enjoy!

If you have Nuremburger Bratwurst you usually have mashed potatoes and sauerkraut coming with them.

I've already prepared all this.

You can find the recipe for the mashed potatoes in the info-box down below...

...and I will also display another video showing how I refined my sauerkraut.

That's how it's usually served, then there is mustard also, but I thought:

How could I turn all these ingredients into a One-pot-dish?

And that's when I came across the idea of creating this pie and named it Bavarian bratwurst pie.

It's a different way of preparing this dish and maybe even an exciting one, because usually...

...you just grill sausages by laying them on the grill.

Now let's check out the ingredients.

Let's put the sausages aside for a second.

I prepared a dough, you can also find this recipe in the info-box of this video.

I wrapped it in foil and placed it in the refrigerator. Tthis dough is very easy to prepare.

It's a short pastry dough and I think it fits perfectly to our topic.

Today I will prepare the Bavarian bratwurst pie in a pan but you can also use little baking dishes or other containers.

I'm sure you will come up with something.

First, we'll brush some butter into the pan.

All the way up to the edges, because the dough is pulled all the way up.

I will also put this over here for a second and then we will take care of the dough.

The dough ball gets unwrapped and separated in two halves.

Then, form another ball from one of the halves.

Just placing some flour on my work sheet so the dough doesn't stick.

As a next step I'll press on it, so the dough's surface is smooth.

And now you work on it with the rolling pin and spread it thin.

Let's place the dough in the pan.

It may definitely extend over the edges a little bit.

Doesn't look too bad, maybe you can do it better.

After this we place the sauerkraut in, but drain it, so that not a lot of liquid gets into the pan.

I also added some juniper berries, I'll take these out right now, it wouldn't be too nice biting down on those.

I also added some bay leaves as well.

Here you can already see that, we obviously take that out too.

We have a very nice portion of sauerkraut in our pan.

It's about placing a layer of mashed potatoes, I have of course let it cool down first.

That's why it looks solid and I will just tower it all on there.

It will surely become a big portion; this could fill up plenty people.

What' s important is that it's constructed this way so it's all kind of hilly.

A couple of butter flakes, this will make it even juicier.

You may know this butter flakes thing from the shepherd's pie, I will display a recipe in the top right corner.

Unlike the use of butter for shepherd's pie, here we want the surface to become a little brown.

The dough is now spreaded thin and I will cut a X in the middle.

You will soon see why I did it.

I will set it on top and try to close it all up.

You may roll this up so that it looks nicer when it comes off the grill.

Now we open this up…

…and brush the dough so it will take on a nice color when grilling it.

I already preheated the grill.

Just still brushing the dough a little bit…

Towards the end, to meet the requirements of the name Bavarian Bratwurst Pie, we add the bratwursts.

These are just creatively set on this pie so that all sausages get some color on all sides.

Here too.

And this rather unusual meal will now make its way onto the grill at around 200° Celsius...

... (which is about 390 degrees Fahrenheit) into indirect heat for around 40 minutes.

You are sceptical?

Just wait.

50 minutes have passed, I was talking about 40 minutes earlier but I let it sit in there...

...for another ten minutes so that the bratwursts get a very nice color.

I already peaked inside and now we will take a look together.

This is how it looks now, I'm totally happy with that.

I will let it cool down for a bit and then I will taste test it.

I am facing a big challenge!

My cameraman said earlier that it smells like we are at Mc Donald's.

I really don't know if I can take that as a compliment and if it demonstrates my cooking skills.

I am not sure, yet.

But I think that it smells good and that it looks good, too.

Even a little bit funny to be honest.

So let's test it and start cutting it.

And just like a real pie we will start cutting it classically.

My cameraman recommended taking of the sausages first - but I will just start cutting it all together.

And get myself a little piece from it.

You may be creative here and chose for yourself how you want to eat it.

I will slide in here with my cake lifter and get out the piece.

Yeah, it looks very good.

Smells good.

I can definitely say that the ingredients work together very well.

Now I don't have to tell you how bratwursts taste, but it's all about how it looks afterwards in this case.

Mhm.

Maybe a little bit mustard to it…?

I got to say, it tastes so good.

I have to try again.

Mhm.

It may look a little different, but it tastes very juicy and the bratwursts took on a very nice roasting flavor too.

Also the refining of the sauerkraut is noticeable, the mashed potatoes prepared with nutmeg also taste very good.

I have to say it's a very nice one-pot-dish.

Definitely try it out and recreate it.

Let me know in the comments how you liked it, that would make me happy and I hope we will see each other again.

If not done yet: please leave me a subscription, thanks so much.

Take care says your BBQ Lady

For more infomation >> Bratwurst Sauerkraut Pie / Bavarian BBQ Recipe / The BBQ Lady - Duration: 8:52.

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Nếu không có camera ghi lại ai nghĩ Thằng nhóc này đánh bầu trên điện thoại hay đến thế - Duration: 13:24.

For more infomation >> Nếu không có camera ghi lại ai nghĩ Thằng nhóc này đánh bầu trên điện thoại hay đến thế - Duration: 13:24.

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공부 잘하는법 공부법 코디 토론수업 지구과학 물리 화학 생물 고2과탐 [건강한학습연구소] - Duration: 1:28.

For more infomation >> 공부 잘하는법 공부법 코디 토론수업 지구과학 물리 화학 생물 고2과탐 [건강한학습연구소] - Duration: 1:28.

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Tin Việt - Những điều bất ngờ và thú vị về loài lợn - Duration: 2:15.

 1. Khả năng giao tiếp bằng ngôn ngữ  Lợn con mới sinh học cách chạy theo tiếng mẹ và có thể nhận ra tên của chúng khi mới 2 tuần tuổi

Lợn nái thậm chí còn được biết đến là "hát" cho con non của chúng khi còn bú. Khi lợn không la hét, chúng có thể nói chuyện với nhau

  Lợn liên lạc với nhau liên tục và chúng có hơn 20 cách phát âm khác nhau đã được xác định; từ việc tán tỉnh một người bạn đời đến nói "Tôi đói"

 2. Tương đối nhanh nhẹn  Nếu bạn nghĩ rằng lợn rất chậm chạp và nặng nề thì bạn đã sai lầm

Lợn trưởng thành có thể chạy nhanh đến 18 km/h, chúng thậm chí có thể chạy được một quãng đường dài 1 dặm trong vòng 7 phút

Liệu con người có khả năng chạy như loài lợn. 3. Không bao giờ đổ mồ hôi  Lợn không hề có tuyến mồ hôi, vì thế chúng không thể tự làm mát bằng cách ra mồ hôi

Cách tốt nhất để chúng giải nhiệt là đầm mình trong những vũng bùn và đôi khi là cả phân của chúng

 4. Ồn ào hơn cả máy bay Tiếng kêu của một con lợn có thể to bằng 115 decibel, cao hơn 3 decibel so với âm thanh của một chiếc máy bay siêu thanh

 5. Ăn mọi thứ  Lợn là loài động vật ăn tạp, chúng có thể ăn mọi thứ, thậm chí là thịt người

Vào năm 2012, một nông dân ở Oregon, Mỹ đã bị lợn của mình ăn thịt sau khi ông bị đau tim và rơi vào vòng vây của chúng

Vào thời điểm một người họ hàng quan tâm đến tìm thì ông ấy chỉ còn lại bộ răng giả

  (Tổng hợp)

For more infomation >> Tin Việt - Những điều bất ngờ và thú vị về loài lợn - Duration: 2:15.

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Apna Luck Pehen K Chalo | Couple of Mistakes | S01E38 | Karan Veer Mehra | Barkha Sengupta - Duration: 4:57.

Baby I am making your fluorescent t-shirt into a computer duster

I have become a little healthy but that's ok.

Your height has also increased

And you t-shirt has become small. Yes my height has grown...

Because this is my 6th grade t-shirt. I became captain of my school for the first time.

Please throw it. I am not letting you make it a duster

You wear it for 1 day and I won't make a duster out of it

If you like the t-shirt so much then just wear that and go!

Why are you wearing a shirt on it?

Ashwin, Don't you this the t-shirt is a little oversized?

Superb Body

No I mean what did you think when you wore it?

Sir, would you like to eat something?

Or you are on diet?

Ashwin what have you wore?

I didn't want you to wear the t-shirt and go

I had came to the door to stop you

I won't make the duster of your t-shirt

Did you find the duster to clean the computer?

Ya Ummm... I found it

That's my school time skirt. Can you wear it for a day?

For more infomation >> Apna Luck Pehen K Chalo | Couple of Mistakes | S01E38 | Karan Veer Mehra | Barkha Sengupta - Duration: 4:57.

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Kamala Harris Calls On Americans To Step Up, Cites 'Inflection Moment' | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC - Duration: 10:10.

For more infomation >> Kamala Harris Calls On Americans To Step Up, Cites 'Inflection Moment' | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC - Duration: 10:10.

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Attaullah Esakhelvi || Sharafat Ali Khan Baloch || Mehak Malik || New Saraiki Song 2019 - Duration: 4:48.

For more infomation >> Attaullah Esakhelvi || Sharafat Ali Khan Baloch || Mehak Malik || New Saraiki Song 2019 - Duration: 4:48.

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Lucie Vondráčková: Peklo v třicetistupňových mrazech. Záchrana od Plekyho? - Duration: 3:31.

For more infomation >> Lucie Vondráčková: Peklo v třicetistupňových mrazech. Záchrana od Plekyho? - Duration: 3:31.

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Voices of Meltingpot | John Perkins - Duration: 6:03.

My classmates would go home at Christmas vacation

and they would come back with these amazing stories of parties and orgies and women and so on...

This is a boy's school so there's all kinds of crazy stories.

And I'd spend Christmas vacation throwing a basketball at a gym.

So I always wanted to have what I thought they had.

So I went to business school. When I graduated from business school

I was recruited by a big consulting firm

and I was flying first class around the world.

I was staying in the best hotels. I was having dinner with presidents

and beautiful women.

Before I got the job I was interviewed on a lie detector for two days.

And they knew that what I wanted

was money, power and sex.

And my job was really what we call an economic hitman.

Go to countries that have resources our corporations want,

like oil or gas,

and arrange huge loans to that country from the World Bank

and the money had to be used to pay US corporations to built infrastructure projects in those countries.

But the money never actually went to the country.

At the beginning I thought what I was doing was the right thing.

Because I had been taught in business school, and the economic models show that if you invest in infrastructure,

power plants, highways, the economy grows.

And it does. Statistically.

But the money went to our own corporations, who made big profits.

And then in the end the country couldn't pay off the debt.

So we go back and say: "Hey, since you can't pay your debt,

sell your oil, gas, whatever resource, cheap to our corporations without any environmental or social regulations."

Or: "Let us built a military base in your country."

Things like that. It really became an empire.

And in the few cases where the leaders of country wouldn't accept the deals that I was offering,

people we call "jackals" went in, and these were people who either overthrew the government

or assassinated their leaders.

First class airplanes, best hotels, best restaurants, lots of women and presidents and so on.

And I was really unhappy. It was very difficult for me to get out

because I was getting what I thought was everything I wanted.

I had this incredible moment when I just realized that even though I was living what seemed to be the ideal life...

I was taking a lot of Valium, I was drinking a lot of alcohol,

I was going through psychoanalysis... I was miserable.

I stayed in that job for ten years.

And then I began to really understand how bad it was.

So I think I had to go down deep into the dark side

in order to come up into the light,

where I saw how bad the system was.

And now I can develop my life to try to change it.

I started to write a book to expose the system.

We call it "Expose", where I would interview lots of other people who had jobs like mine,

and the "jackals". And very soon I got several phone calls.

Anonymous voices threatening my life and my daughter's life.

And I was scared because I knew these people could do that.

And then soon after that I got invited out to dinner by the president of Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation,

which was one of the biggest consulting firms in the world in those days.

And he says: "John, you have a very good resume.

You were chief economist of one of our mayor rivals.

We would like to use you resume in proposals.

You don't have to do any work, and I am prepared to write you a check tomorrow for 500,000 USD."

And then he looks at me and says: "Just don't write that book."

So I'm being threatened and I'm being offered a bribe.

My daughter's being threatened, her life, and I'm being offered a lot of money.

What would you do? What would you do?

I took the money.

In 9/11 I am in the Amazon with a group of people. When 9/11 happened in New York.

What I knew was that the system I had been part of was somehow responsible in some way.

I knew I had to write the book.

I had to expose the system that was going on in the world.

This time I decided I wasn't going to tell anyone I was writing the book.

You just write the book and get it out there.

Once it's out there, if they do something to you, the book sells.

First of all, the book was rejected by 39 publishers.

All the big publishing houses said no.

It was because they were afraid of it.

And then one small house in San Francisco, Berrett-Koehler, published the book.

And immediately it went to the New York Times bestseller list.

Very quickly. And stayed there for a year and a half.

All over the world people get trapped in this system.

This corporate system.

So we live in a very, very exciting time,

when people around the world are waking up

to the fact that we must change it.

My job is to help do that. But every one of us...

... needs to be involved at some level.

So it's really going to take us all to make that happen,

Because the people at the top don't make change.

I'd like to be remembered as someone who really cared

and really tried to make a difference.

And enjoyed doing it.

For more infomation >> Voices of Meltingpot | John Perkins - Duration: 6:03.

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Voices of Meltingpot | James Kakalios - Duration: 4:41.

Když Warner Bros. natáčeli „Strážce", konzultovali se mnou scénář.

Jednou z postav je Dr. Manhattan,

který má „kvantové" schopnosti.

Kvantová fyzika se objevuje v mnoha filmech

a někdy je v nich kvantové skoro všechno.

„Tady máš kvantový hřeben!

Tady kvantovou..."

Já mám kvantovou dýmku!

PROFESOR FYZIKY A KOMIKSOLOG

Když jsem k vysvětlování fyziky

začal používat superhrdiny…

… a to úplně veřejně…

… bál jsem se, že mě kolegové nebudou brát vážně.

Za těch patnáct dvacet let, co už to dělám,

se začalo zjišťovat,

že je potřeba, abychom my, vědci, lépe komunikovali

s veřejností.

Musíme lidem vysvětlit,

co vlastně děláme a proč to děláme.

Lidi říkají: „Proč ještě neexistuje létající auto nebo létající batoh?"

Nemáme sice ještě teleporty

ani jsme nedosáhli distorzní nadsvětelné rychlosti…

Ale máme třeba trikodéry,

takové ty krabičky, co dělají lékařské a vědecké scany.

A samozřejmě máme mobilní telefony.

Telefon, který by byl jako komunikátor ze Star Treku,

by si nikdo nikdy nekoupil.

„Cože? Kde to má displej? Ono to nemá wifinu ani přehrávač?

Takže se tím tak akorát dovolám na mou vesmírnou loď?"

Tomu byste se vysmáli!

Miluji komiksy. Když jsem tehdy učil na minnesotské univerzitě,

občas jsem si z nich vypůjčil nějaký příklad.

Ten jsme pak rozebírali, jako by to byl skutečný problém.

Studenti se tak učili dělat předběžné kalkulace.

K dnešnímu životnímu stylu nás dovedl svět kolem nás.

Nejde však o to, znát na všechno odpověď,

nemusíme umět počítat z hlavy jako nějaký robot.

Musíme umět pokládat správné otázky.

Když si položíte správnou otázku, k odpovědi už se propracujete.

Ve třídě vyhodím míček

a zeptám se studentů: „Jakou si položíme otázku?"

Odpoví: „Jak letěl vysoko?

Jak letěl daleko? Jakou rychlostí?"

To jsou skvělé otázky.

Existuje otázka, která ty předešlé zahrnuje.

„Měl ten míček na vybranou?"

Takový postup se snažím vštípit i studentům.

Postup, kterým budou zkoumat přírodu,

jež není dobrá, či zlá, spravedlivá, nebo nespravedlivá.

Ten proces nám pomůže získat jistou informaci.

Jak s touto informací naložíme, to už je na člověku.

Když zvolíme špatně a bude to mít hrozné následky,…

pak je to naše chyba, ne chyba postupu nebo vědy.

Člověka můžete zabít

stejně šutrem jako puškou nebo pumou.

V příbězích o superhrdinech se něco semele,

a vy získáte nějaké nadlidské schopnosti.

Použijete je k osobnímu prospěchu,

nebo je použijete, abyste pomohli ostatním?

Jsou to zábavné příběhy,

ale v jádru se zabývají otázkou etičnosti a zodpovědnosti.

Všichni máme jisté schopnosti, nějaký dar nebo talent.

To, jak jich využijeme,

ovlivní příběh, který píšeme.

Když začal Supermana smrtelně ohrožovat virus X…

Nebojte, vykřesal se z toho…

… ale myslel, že umírá.

Tehdy nechal pozemšťanům na Měsíci vzkaz.

Ten vzkaz zněl:

„Pomáhejte si navzájem, pak i vy můžete být Supermany."

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Voices of Meltingpot | Debeshish Bhattacharya - Duration: 4:47.

Takhle znějí písničky mého mládí.

Jsou to velice populární bollywoodské melodie.

HUDEBNÍK

Moji rodiče jsou hudebníci, moji předkové se věnovali hudbě...

Nedalo se tomu vyhnout, hudba byla všudypřítomná.

Měl jsem havajskou kytaru.

Začal jsem si na ni vybrnkávat moderní indické písně.

Byl jsem tím posedlý, bylo to pro mne vším.

V patnácti letech jsem začal vyrábět svůj první nástroj.

Postupně jsem zjišťoval, že je důležité, aby měl spoustu strun,

že musí být různě rozmístěné a různě dlouhé,

že musím pečlivě vybrat výšky tónů a jak jdou které struny dohromady.

Pak jsem začal navrhovat tělo nástroje, především jeho vnitřek.

Musel jsem rozhodnout, jak rozmístit žebrování.

Pak jsem začal pronikat do tajů akustiky.

Mnoho velkých hudebníků a výrobců kytar

mi pomáhalo dojít k požadovanému zvuku.

Tehdy mi bylo jen 15 let

a dnes tu s vámi sedím a poskytuji rozhovor…

Není to proto, že jsem vyrůstal v klanu Debashishů,

ani proto, že jsem „ten slavný kytarista Debashish Bhattacharya".

Jsem tu díky své karmě a práci, kterou jsem bez povyku vykonal.

Nedělal jsem to, abych se zviditelnil.

Nedělal jsem to pro slávu ani pro peníze.

Vždy jsem seděl v pracovně

a soustředil se na práci, na tóny,

na hudbu, na to, abych byl pečlivý.

A na to, jak dojít k lepším zítřkům, jak být pomocí práce lepším,

jak nejlépe využít své končetiny, svůj mozek, tělo, moudrost gurua.

Kdybych býval žil podle očekávání společnosti a vzdělávacího systému,

byl by ze mne inženýr, výrobce kytar nebo profesionální kytarista

usilující o získání ceny Grammy, kterou bych v roce 2015 asi získal.

Já chtěl jen pracovat. A tak jsem dar,

který mi byl Bohem souzen, skutečně získal a neztratil.

Říkám tomu Božské částice.

Ty vás obdarují svou přítomností, jen pokud jste správně nastaveni.

Já jimi byl obdarován.

Vše, čeho jsem ve své práci, ve svém životě docílil,

bylo iniciováno Božskou částicí, která zažehla něco v mé hlavě.

Měl jsem obrovské štěstí, že se mi dostalo takového daru.

Dnes je přes 3000 studentů,

kteří hrají na lap steel slide kytaru.

Milují hru na ten nástroj, protože je to něco neotřelého.

A není to mou zásluhou. Je to díky oněm částečkám.

Já je jen šířím.

Dva… Raz, dva, tři, čtyři!

Myslím, že žiji, abych mohl pomoci ostatním.

Pokud si kdokoli na tomto světě myslí, že bych mu mohl nějak pomoci,

jsem připraven.

A když do konce života

budu nápomocen alespoň jedinému člověku,

řeknu si, že jsem žil krásný život.

Nádherný.

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Voices of Meltingpot | Amber Galloway Gallego - Duration: 5:19.

Hudba mnou prochází a já se cítím jako nástroj.

Mám pocit, že jsem kytara nebo buben.

V ten okamžik nejsem dùležitá.

V tìch chvílích záleží na neslyšícím a na jeho prožitku.

Na tom, aby z pódia získal vše, co lze získat.

TLUMOÈNICE ZNAKOVÉHO JAZYKA

Byla jsem v gangu, a matce se to nelíbilo.

Byla jsem tenkrát dost divoká.

Tak se rozhodla, že se odstìhujeme do jiného státu.

Tehdy jsem mìla tu autonehodu.

Byla to nejtìžší doba mého života.

Mìla jsem úplnì roztøíštìnou pánev.

Jen si pomyslete. Je vám 16 let,

myslíte si, že všechno víte

a všechno mùžete,

a najednou si ani neutøete zadek.

Byla to afka.

„Koukej se zklidnit!

Podívej se, co to žiješ za život!"

Má spolupacientka byla neslyšící.

Já mezi neslyšícími vyrùstala, a hle, pacientka vedle taky neslyší.

Nikdo si s ní nepovídal, já ano.

To taky zmìnilo mùj pohled na svìt.

Jaký je to asi život být neslyšící a ještì na vozíku?

Úplnì mi to zmìnilo pøístup k životu.

Musela jsem vymyslet, co se sebou,

tak jsem se pøihlásila na studium fyzioterapie.

Pøestávky jsem trávila s neslyšícími.

Každý pátek jsme se sešli u mì doma.

Všichni to byli neslyšící a já pouštìla muziku.

Milovali to! Já jim to znakovala.

Øíkali: „Škoda, že nám takhle nemùžeš znakovat hudbu i jinde."

Já na to: „A proè bych nemohla?"

Prý jsou pro pøekladatele znakové øeèi jistá pravidla.

Takhle prý se nesmím hýbat a nesmí se to a nesmí se ono…

Nechápala jsem, proè by se to nesmìlo, oni také ne. Bylo to prostì tak.

Ptala jsem se ostatních tlumoèníkù,

a ti mi øekli, že je to rušivé.

Já na to: „Ale jim se to líbí!"

Ptala jsem se: „Proè to nedìláme?" Oni øekli, že neslyšící hudbu neradi.

Øekla jsem: „A zeptal se jich vùbec nìkdo?"

Všechny zvuky jsou vibrace.

To, že neslyšící nìkteré z nich neslyší, neznamená,

že je vùbec nedokáže vnímat.

V Rochestru, ve státì New York, je jeden vìdec,

a ten zjistil, že když vibrace pùsobí na pokožku neslyšícího,

ten vjem zamíøí do stejné èásti mozku,

jako by to byl zvukový vjem.

Zážitek z hudby není jen její poslech.

Vnímáme i výrazy ve tváøích okolních lidí,

jejich reakce na hudbu,

jejich tanec…

Proè tedy, ksakru, slyšící populace tvrdí,

že když neslyšíte, nemáte nárok?

To je ujetý!

Proè chodíte na koncerty vy?

Abyste se uvolnili, odpoèali si od denní rutiny,

abyste prostì jen byli a užívali si to.

Lidé s vadou sluchu a neslyšící to chtìjí taky zažívat!

Ale nemùžou, protože musí dennì svádìt boj o bìžnou komunikaci.

O základní lidské právo na komunikaci.

Jen si to pøedstavte!

Ráno vstanete a musíte nìkam jít.

A musíte myslet na to, jak se domluvíte.

Vy to dìláte? Tìžko.

Oni ano.

My chceme odstranit tyhle pøekážky,

chceme se podìlit.

Já chci, aby mìli pøístup k tomu, co já!

K tomu prožitku!

Pøed ètyømi mìsíci jsem pøišla o syna.

On se na mé práci podílel.

Uèila jsem ho své øemeslo.

Byl vážnì dobrý.

I pøes tuto tragédii musím pokraèovat,

protože vím, že má práce má smysl.

Silnì vìøím, že èím víc lidí si uvìdomí existenci komunity,

která je ignorovaná, diskriminovaná, opomíjená…

Èím èastìji lidem pøipomeneme,

aby se o tuto komunitu, kterou nikdo neposlouchá, zajímali,

tím více si to uvìdomí a získají jinou perspektivu.

Má to velice blahodárné úèinky pro všechny navzájem.

Je to hojivé.

For more infomation >> Voices of Meltingpot | Amber Galloway Gallego - Duration: 5:19.

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Voices of Meltingpot | Horia Mosadiq - Duration: 5:41.

My little daughter was just telling me that:

"Can't you please stay another week, I really miss you!"

I said: "As much as I miss you,

at the same time that country needs me and I have to go there, I have to do something."

The Afghanistan that I grew up in when I was a child,

I used to see my mum with a mini skirt.

My mum sitting with her friends and she would talk about a Hollywood movie

and she would talk about Alaine Delone, or Anthony Quinn or Sophia Loren...

My step brothers who were much older than we were,

I still remember the eldest one was always following the Beatles.

And he was wearing those big collars and big trousers.

It was as ordinary as any other family.

We were sleeping in the middle of the night and suddenly all we could hear was the gun shots.

And really, really massive noises.

And we were all scared

and we started screaming because we haven't heard those voices in the past.

Suddenly my father just rushed and he took us all into a basement in our house.

I remember my father was fiddling with the radio to listen and he couldn't hear anything.

He was quite concerned and he said: "Something much more serious may have happened."

Finally he just said: "Oh my god, there is a coup d'Etat."

Russian forces physically came to Afghanistan and they invaded.

And then unfortunately it also gave

a golden opportunity for Western countries and America

to take revenge on Russia in Afghanistan.

And this was the time that people could get killed by Communists and could disappear

for listening to BBC, for reading a foreign newspaper

or having a political book,

or by Mujahedeen groups that were supported by the West and the USA.

What I really saw was that people were simply caught between hard and rock.

It didn't last long, then the Russian forces withdrew from Afghanistan

and a civil war started.

Fighting started street to street, home to home.

My uncle, he was a surgeon in one of the hospitals,

he just told us how they had to do operations with torches because there wasn't any electricity.

And because they didn't have anaesthetics,

they had to operate everything, except for amputations, without anaesthetics.

And he said: "The only thing we do is we just put something in the mouth of the person

to not chew his teeth or not to...

... and then a few other people would hold him or her

and then you do the operation and remove the shrapnels or bullets or anything."

And this was also the time in Kabul

when our home was hit by a rocket

and it killed my youngest brother.

Then my family decided that they wanted to leave the country.

As a journalist, because I have seen so much happening in my country,

and as a journalist I have covered so many stories,

and I have seen the suffering of people and I have seen the suffering of my own family,

so it turned me to become a human rights defender.

The more I suffered the more it made me determined that I should fight for justice.

In 2002 I am practically working on human rights issues in Afghanistan.

I am documenting, reporting and I am speaking out against whatever happens in Afghanistan.

I have been fighting against many powerful people in my country and also internationally.

I have been fighting against vice-presidents, against ministers, against the members of the parliament,

and even against the International community. Against NATO, against America, Pakistan, Iran, India

and whoever is supporting these groups that are creating lots of bloodshed in my country.

I am standing against all of them.

Sometimes my children just tell me:

"Why are you doing that? Why would you put your life at risk?

Nothing will change and you're not able to change anything."

But what I really believe is that I would like to continue being a small mosquito

and I think whenever I buzz in their ear and make their sleep bad,

I feel good. They know that I am here and buzzing.

One day there will be peace, there will be justice

and the Afghans will be able to go back,

and this is what I really hope and this is what I'm fighting for.

For more infomation >> Voices of Meltingpot | Horia Mosadiq - Duration: 5:41.

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《知否》收視率領跑、話題量突破24億，朱一龍力壓趙麗穎排名第一 - Duration: 3:36.

For more infomation >> 《知否》收視率領跑、話題量突破24億，朱一龍力壓趙麗穎排名第一 - Duration: 3:36.

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Voices of Meltingpot | Karel Janeček - Duration: 3:10.

I was in my teens when I figured that no money means no freedom.

That is not right, but unfortunately, that's reality.

So my goal was to make money first.

Having money meant I was free to decide what to do.

Then I could start doing things I considered important.

Things related to justice, science and rational thinking.

Ten, fifteen years ago, I perceived the world differently.

I believed that everything happens accidentally and thinking

may have some influence but our sense and intuition are irrelevant.

And it backfired on me.

It was in August 2004.

Our company RSJ went bankrupt.

We lost all our money in one day.

And I remember that my intuition

had been telling for months that something's been wrong.

That as market makers we captured too large market position.

But I convinced myself that all calculations were accurate

and I refused to listen to my intuition.

And it turned out to be a faulty calculation.

As the society went through different stages of development...

In past two centuries people held on to pure rational, scientific thinking.

Yes, leaving thinking out and just following heart is bad too...

That's another extreme.

Some people say: "I don't ponder, I let my senses guide me."

That may work, but not always.

For me, the key to the thing is

what I call rational thinking. It can be mathematics too.

I believe, mathematics is the framework of the universe, of our existence.

Because it's objective.

Now having the rational thinking we can add our emotions, our sensitivity...

... and all our creations.

Having the sturdy framework gives us space for creation.

We can work on beauty, values and space that are supported by it.

Today I strongly believe in connecting our rational thinking

with our senses, emotions and intuition

and using it accordingly.

Which means pursuing what we feel is good

but analyzing it, thinking it through at the same time.

Intuition can sometimes fail us.

If we manage such a synergy, it's something powerful

that can help anyone.

For more infomation >> Voices of Meltingpot | Karel Janeček - Duration: 3:10.

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Voices of Meltingpot | Erik Iversen - Duration: 3:06.

Od mých šesti do deseti let mě nezajímalo nic než hokej.

Hrál jsem profi ligu.

UČITEL A TERAPEUT

Mé tělo ke mně tehdy promlouvalo,

ale já jsem ho neposlouchal.

Takže jsem se vyboural…

Bezděčně jsem se dostával do situací,

které mě zbrzďovaly.

Tak mi dávalo tělo na vědomí, že už to dál nevydrží.

Tak jsem se dostal…

… v první řadě až na práh smrti.

Tři týdny jsem si poležel na jednotce intenzivní péče.

Tak začal proces…

… hledání.

Ptal jsem se sám sebe: „Eriku, vážně jsi chtěl umřít?"

To mě zastavilo.

Tou dobou jsem učil na jedné škole

v quebeckých horách, kde jsem žil.

Tak jsem se rozhodl zůstat doma se svým čerstvě narozeným synem.

Od té chvíle jsem začal inklinovat…

… spíše k umění, k hlubšímu vnímání…

… k hlubšímu uvědomění si…

… důvěrného vztahu jak k ostatním, tak k sobě samému.

Začal jsem s masážemi nohou.

Pohyb je pro mě vědomě prováděná činnost.

Pohybuji se s vědomím, že mé nohy jsou mými pilíři.

Dýchání…

Je to meditace. Je to pocit skutečného bytí.

To byl moment, kdy jsem si uvědomil,

že jsem navázal vztah

se svým novým já. Že konečně cítím sebe sama.

To byl počátek změny.

Přerodu. Transformace starého Erika...

… v někoho jiného.

Odmala nám říkají, abychom nic necítili.

„Udělej mamince radost, přestaň se vztekat.

Udělej mamince radost, nebuď už smutný.

Udělej mamince radost, přestaň se bát."

Nebo tatínkovi…

Ptal jsem se spousty pijanů:

„Vám nevadí ten pocit, být zlitý nebo mít opici?"

Prý: „Jaký pocit? Mně je fajn."

Oni už nedokážou rozlišit dobrý pocit od špatného.

Protože byli před city chráněni. Neuvědomují si je.

V jednom příspěvku, který se mi moc líbí, se říká:

„Tento příspěvek osloví ty,

kdo nepovažují své tělo za taxikáře hlavy."

Já tělo za pouhé taxi hlavy nepovažuji.

Tohle vše patří k celistvému já,

kterému naslouchám.