An Giang info: Youtube daily report Feb 15 2019

Alright guys, we are in Rakusai Park.

This is a bamboo forest and we came here today to explore and learn a little bit more about the bamboo culture.

So, these are the different varieties of bamboo that you can find here.

So, right now we're discussing the plan for tomorrow morning.

Before we indulge in this amazing meal.

We're gonna be very early tomorrow around 6:00 a.m.

So we can catch the presenters or the performers as they get ready.

Should be cool.

Alright guys, today is the official day that Daimyo Gyoretsu,

the parade, starts and I'm really looking forward to it.

We are in Hakone and it's absolutely incredible.

There are so many people around us.

I've been seeing Samurais, I've been seeing Geishas.

There's a lot to look forward to and the food – so much food – and it's free.

Who wouldn't want to be here right now, right?

I know that everyone is here right now so I will go and sneak somewhere else

and find some other spots to shoot.

Come with me.

I think I can hear a waterfall.

Let's see if there is one.

Alright, so I'm choosing a 7 to 14 millimetre, because it's wide enough

to capture the whole scenery, although I'm really close.

I want to shoot that really interesting street right there

with all the advertising and food.

It's really cool.

I think if it gets a little bit darker, you will get a lot more vibrancy in the colours.

It's beginning to rain a little bit, so if the ground is wet...

Photographer's dream, right?

Photographer's dream!

We're at the virtual reality park in Tokyo.

We're going to try some of these simulations.

Have you ever been?

Never.

This is crazy.

Good morning everyone.

You're probably all wondering where we are currently.

We are at Aikido Honbu Dojo.

This is the headquarters of the modern Japanese defensive martial art practice.

We're going to be speaking with the master today

and really dive deep into finding out what this martial art is.

So, sitting with me I have the current Doshu of Aikido Academy here, Moriteru Ueshiba.

Thank you again for having us here.

I have some very simple questions for you that I am sure many of us want to know the answers to.

The first one that comes to my mind is:

In Aikido there are many elements that are related to the Japanese culture

and being that it is a Japanese practice,

how do you think that the culture over time has influenced the way that you go about your practice?

The essence has not changed despite the times changing.

One big pillar of the spirituality of Japan is that we do not confront, but respect others.

Our spirituality is to value others, no matter what happens or how times are changing.

The practice of Aikido is one way to express this.

This is really, really nice.

So, if you get close to the lights,

they light up and then they interact with the other ones.

Supposedly.

Something like that.

Alright guys, so today is very exciting because I have Takuya,

who is the owner of Takuya Angel, which is a Harajuku fashion brand.

He came all the way from Kobe, which we really appreciate, because we are currently in Tokyo.

And I have so many questions to ask him, because fashion is a very important thing to the Japanese people,

but it's also a very important thing for our international community.

And that gets me thinking, where did you draw your inspiration to start your brand?

What was it that initiated that for you?

I like Japanese tradition and also anime and manga,

so I mixed these things in my fashion.

So, I think it was a cumulation of your hobbies that really got you put together and initiated this interest.

I used to have my own store in Harajuku for 10 years from 2000 to 2010

and I used to live in Harajuku as well.

I talked a lot to my customers.

Tokyo is a big city, but Harajuku is basically the only place in the whole city

where you can wear this really extravagant kind of style.

In other places people would point at you and it's more difficult.

Harajuku was the only place where this was possible, so that's why I tried my best there.

The #japanexplorers made their way around various parts of this beautiful country.

And we learned so many new things about the Japanese culture,

the traditions and the values, and we've made our way also through natural

landscapes that had to offer so much.

The G-Classes enabled us to really explore different parts of this country.

And in that process, we captured various

aspects of how beautiful, dynamic and changing this culture is.

So, I hope you guys enjoyed this vlog series.

Be sure to leave your comment.

We'd love to hear your feedback.

Until then, #japanexplorers out, peace.

For more infomation >> Mercedes-Benz G-Class (2018): Japan Explorers | Vlog 3 - Duration: 12:01.

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Top 10 Scary Viking Facts - Duration: 10:32.

Welcome back everyone - its been too long since Ive done a Viking video on this channel

which doesnt make sense because you guys always seem to love them.

Why is that?

I don't blame you, I also love Vikings - theres always something new to learn about them.

Every year, historians peice together a bit more of the Viking picture - its always interesting

- but sometimes its very dark - theres a reason why the Vikings strike fear into the hearts

of people even today - and its because of these facts youre about to hear - my name

is Danny Burke and this is the Top 10 Scary Viking Facts.

Right before we get into that I wanna talk about Vikings: War of Clans.

This game was inspired by the top PC strategy and RPG games of the 90s - it reminds me a

lot of old Age of Empires - its all about building up resources, influence and experience

to crush your opponents.

You can also forge alliances with any of the 20 million online players - these clans can

be the difference between glory and ruin.

Play the game your own way and be prepared for it to constantly evolve as you fight over

resources and compete in live events.

Support Most Amazing Top 10 by downloading Vikings for FREE only from the links in the

description box and get the special bonus of 200 gold coins and a protective shield!

Starting off at number 10 we have Berserkers[a].

These guys are where the word berserk comes from - and for good reason.

They were fierce Viking warriors who worked themselves up into an uncontrollable, trance

like frenzy and made them believe they were invincible.

Wether or not that was true, it was said to be enough for them to not only perform superhuman

feats of strength but also scare their enemies into submission.

Stories describe them as screaming, red faced and even howling.

Before the battle, they would bite at their own and shields and skin - they didnt even

feel the pain because of the state they were in.

Why was this?

Well, its thought they worked themselves up into this hysteria - but others have suggested

it could be drugs, alcohol, a mental disorder or even sorcery.

Whatever it was, their enemies would be running the other way …

Next up at number 9 we have Child Sacrifices[b].

Its well known that a lot of ancient cultures, including the Vikings, sacrificed animals

as part of their religious rituals.

However, a study in 2015 seemed to confirm the rumour that it wasnt just animals that

were being killed.

At the Viking fortress of Trelleborg in Sweden, archaeologists found human and animal skeletons

in 5 water wells, together with jewellery and tools.

They believed the human remains were due to human sacrifice.

If that wasnt enough - they also found that 4 out of 5 of them were young children aged

between 4 and 7.

Its thought that they were killed and thrown in the well due to the importance of wells

in Viking culture.

They believed that the God Odin gained wisdom from drinking at Mimirs well.

In exchange, he had to sacrifice one of his eyes.

As such, these Vikings must have thought that sacrificing a whole human would have brought

untold gifts from the Gods - perhaps even more so if the victim was a child …

Moving on to number 8 we have Slavery[c].

For many years, the topic of Viking slavery was often glossed over or underplayed.

Recently though, studies have suggested that not only did the Vikings keep slaves - they

were ingrained into their very way of life - they had a slave economy.

This wasnt anything new to Scandinavia though - there is evidence of of it dating back to

the first century, before the Vikings.

The Vikings did it on a much bigger scale though.

Writings describe the slave trade in the 10th century as extending across the Mediterranean

from Spain to Egpyt.

Others recorded that slaves were brought to the Viking homelands from as far away as Russia,

Turkey and Iraq.

Over the years, there have been a number of theories about why the Vikings had such a

need for slaves.

Some say it was to produce textiles for their sails, to sacrifice slaves to the gods or,

in the case of female slaves, to make up for a lack of eligible women in the Viking homelands

…

Next up at number 7 we have Holmgang[d].

Thats the name of this dangerous viking duel that was used to settle disputes.

It started with a challenge - if someone felt they had been dishonored, they had 3 to 7

days to issue a challenge.

The person who had been called out had to show up on the given day - if they didnt,

they brought shame to their entire clan.

The name -Holmgang- can be translated as -to go to a small island- … thats because the

duel would normally place on a cloak or piece of fabric placed on the ground to mark out

the arena.

In the old Holmgangs, it was not uncommon for one of the fighters to be killed in combat.

Because the person was killed due to a Holmgang, no murder charges would be brought about.

The matter was considered settled.

Can you imagine if thats how we all lived today?

I think there would be Holmgangs kicking off every day …

Moving on to number 6 we have The Teeth[e].

The Vikings used to file their teeth.

Theres an interesting phrase.

A Swedish anthropologist analyzed 557 Viking skeletons dating from the year 800 to 1050

and found that 24 of them had deep, horizontal grooves along their upper front teeth.

This would have given them a pretty scary look by todays standards - in fact, its thought

that the Vikings may have done this in order to scare their enemies.

The largest amount of examples of this practice was found at a Viking cemetery on Gotland.

Most of them had neat parallel marks on their two upper front teeth, which may originally

have had charcoal or other colouring rubbed in to add to the whole look.

Either way, they would have looked just that extra bit more terrifying to their enemies,

which may be the little advantage they need in battle …

Next up at number 5 we have The Blood Eagle[f].

This was a brutal form of execution deployed by the Vikings on those who wronged them - even

from their own communities.

It involved an individual being placed in a prone position, their ribs would be severed

from their spine with a sharp tool and their lungs pulled through the opening to create

a pair of wings.

The earliest account of this gruesome execution method comes from the year 867.

It described how King Aella of Northumbria in England was attacked by Viking raiders

led by Ragnar Lothbrok.

When Ragnar was defeated, Aella threw him into a pit of live snakes that killed him.

In revenge, Ragnars sons sailed to England and took the city of York.

They captured Aella and decided to perform the blood eagle on him.

A gruesome death for a gruesome death.

Moving on to number 4 we have the Draugr[g].

I think these may some of the creepiest but coolest parts of viking culture.

The Draugr is an undead creature from Norse mythology.

The Vikings believed that a Draugr is created when a corpse is not left in a horizontal

position but is found upright, indicating that the dead might return.

They also tend to be created from people who were mean, nasty or greedy in life.

Once reanimated, the Draugr would wait in their graves, often guarding treasure in their

burial mound.

If a grave robber came to steal that treasure, theyd have to fight the Draugr first.

They are said to possess superhuman strength and can increase in size at will.

One account describes a Draugr as being -swollen to the size of an ox- … They were said to

slay their victims through crushing, driving them insane or simplifying devouring them

whole and drinking their blood.

Some lovely options there.

Nice variety.

Next up at number 3 we have Infanticide[h].

There is an emerging theory that the Viking age as we know it was caused by the ritual

killing of new born babies, otherwise known as infanticide.

If that sounds crazy - let me explain.

Like many ancient cultures, the Vikings were thought to have selectively killed newborns

for religious rituals, particularly women.

The theory goes that this would have led to a shortage of women within Viking society.

They then would have been driven to sail to new lands on a sort of -marriage imperative-

… hoping to find a partner that wasnt available in their homeland.

Of course, this is just a theory - the real reason is probably much more complex - but

the infanticide aspect seems to be very much a reality of Viking culture …

Moving on to number 2 we have The Soup[i].

As youve probably already gathered so far, the Vikings loved to fight.

A lot of them were injured on the battlefields and tended to by Viking women.

Sometimes there were many men to treat and not enough healer or resources to go around

- so - they came up with a system that involved a soup.

It was made with garlic, leeks and herbs and would be given to the men to eat.

After a few minutes, they would lean in and smell the stomach of the man - if they could

smell the soup - then the wound had pierced their stomach and they were doomed.

They would be made comfortable but ultimately left to their own fate while the healers would

move on to help someone else.

Can you imagine how nerve wracking it would be if they were about to treat you, and then

they smelt the soup …

And finally at number 1 we have The Games[j].

Games should be fun - thats why many of you will find the Viking concept of games to be

quite strange I think.

There are writings that describe some brutal competitions that Vikings took part in for

fun.

One of these was a swimming competition, or rather, a drowning competition.

The entire object of the game was to hold your opponent down underwater and see how

long they could hold their breath for.

If they couldn't get up out of the water, well, then theres a good chance theyd die.

There was also another case of two boys who played this -game- … one of them lost but

survived - he was so upset however that later in the day, he smashed an axe into the back

of the other boys head - he was 6 year old.

Fun games arent all fun and games.

What a note to end on - kids bashing each others brains out with axes.

I love doing these videos because I never know how theyre going to end.

Its amazing.

Thanks again to Vikings: War of Clans for supporting us, links in the description box,

thanks to you as always for watching, my name is Danny Burke and Ill see you all in the

next video!

For more infomation >> Top 10 Scary Viking Facts - Duration: 10:32.

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Travail du chocolat facile - Avec Chef Sylvain ! - Duration: 9:25.

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Mobile radio frequencies cause cancer - Duration: 2:53.

The sceptics were probably right.

Mobile radio frequencies cause cancer.

This has now been proven in a study with rats.

But it's not quite that simple, because the waves also have positive effects and the

experiment took place under very special conditions.

So what is it all about?

A warm welcome.

Subscribe to the channel, so you won't miss our new Videos.

So what's the deal now?

The concrete result of the study: If male rats - attention, these are the specific conditions

we mentioned - are being firstly permanently irradiated, and secondly with high doses thirdly

of certain mobile radio waves then they will fourthly get certain tumors.

This applies especially to the heart muscle and the brain.

And the frequencies are those of UMTS and its predecessors.

This is the result of a study commissioned by the US National Toxicology Program.

A direct connection between mobile phone radiation and cancer has thus been proven.

But the research group also says quite clearly that the study does not allow any conclusions

to be drawn about humans.

It is also interesting that female rats are not affected at all or hardly affected at

all.

In humans, there is no situation in which permanent radiation occurs.

In most cases, the intensity of the radiation is much lower as well.

In the experiments, the rats were exposed to four different intensities of radiation.

The weakest one corresponded to the maximum strength permitted for humans.

All other strengths do not occur for normal human conditions.

In addition, positive effects of irradiation were also observed.

The average life expectancy of rats increased.

It is assumed that the waves have a positive effect against kidney failure, which is a

frequent cause of death in rats.

Now further frequencies are to be examined this way like 5G and WiFi.

And mutations found during the experiments will be examined.

It is interesting that there was such a long "radio silence" and that the harmlessness

of mobile radio waves was always emphasized.

I am very curious to see what results the further investigations will reveal.

It's quite tough sometimes to predict the health effects of new technology straight

away, check out our video on "LED-Lights damage eyes", to see what we know about

the long term effect of this technology so far!

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channel.

Just click here.

stay tuned and See you soon!

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Elbphilharmonie+ | »Without Words« mit Johnny Lloyd - Duration: 6:30.

Well, I think, the heart of the work is that there are three musical pieces.

One is the »The Rite of Spring« by Stravinsky,

the other is Bernstein and last one is Kraft.

The whole thing is about creation but more specifically the creative power of women.

It's a process, which is educational in one sense,

but it also has the goal of creating a beautiful, professional work.

In this project we come from many different countries

with completely different backgrounds

– from different styles of dance.

We've been able to create a really great connection

by improvising together and spending the whole day together.

We rehearse from the morning through to the afternoon, and that way you become friends pretty quickly.

I actually printed out the scores – here is the Stravinsky score for example -,

and then selected certain passages,

which I obviously had to adapt to suit my set of instruments.

Sven and I have done five projects now together and over this time,

we've developed quite a functional working relationship.

I'm a bit addicted to him.

Addicted – I know that Johnny rehearses and works a lot with the music,

and that it's an important source of inspiration for him for evolving new ideas.

I guess that's what he means.

In a project like this I think it's totally important to develop together.

For the choreography and the music to develop hand-in-hand.

That's something we're trying to achieve here, too.

I think it should be a kick-ass show.

And I think it should be also a quality of show which is really representative of what the dancers

are able to bring – the very best that the dancers can bring.

The rehearsals lasted for a total of nearly four weeks.

We started rehearsing at the World of Instruments in the Kaistudios in the fall,

and the final event will now be at Kampnagel.

Now at the end, we've gone through quite a lot together.

There were three stages of rehearsals and we had just finished the first piece

but this was only a third of the whole evening and there were two thirds left to do.

I think we got to a point where we created the best possible result that we could have.

It's a full hour – it's constantly busy on stage.

I made the decision to leave a lot of material in,

to not thin out the material because I want the dancers to have the fruit of their labour —

to reveal in the show the things that they worked on.

It's moments quite funny. It's very often aesthetical.

There's a lot of experimental adjustments of existing genres.

It feels like having a baby just to move to another world and leave it behind.

It's always a shame.

But the hope is to create a platform in order for more to happen.

A new feature of the project for us was that we put on workshops

that don't lead into the customary closing presentation,

but into an independent public event of high artistic calibre.

We wanted to give the dancers the opportunity to work closely with Johnny Lloyd,

developing, gathering experience and contributing to this production

artistically and in terms of content.

For more infomation >> Elbphilharmonie+ | »Without Words« mit Johnny Lloyd - Duration: 6:30.

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【東方comicdub】Un incident phéromonal - Remilia ✖ SDM - Duration: 2:16.

Damn Sakuya, if she thinks I didn't notice she was staring at me.

What an impudent girl to see in me anything other than her mistress.

And her skirt... 3cm shorter than yesterday....

She's totally coming onto me. What an inappropriate servant...

It's obvious she's reusing the cups I brought to my lips for indecent purposes!

Underneath her appearances as a perfect maid is truly a depraved woman beyond help!

Shit. Patchy is furious.

Her jealousy must be at its peak for expressing so much anger at my proximity to Sakuya!

Patchy is so in love with me that she has lost her mind.

These eyes... She plunged into the purest madness.

It is easy to imagine her, delirious, killing me and using my body as she pleases.

Her perversity knows no bounds!

Hello, girls! So? Are you having fun without me?

And there she is, the Sappho devotee who's back in charge! Always coming and going at the mansion, chasing me relentlessly! What tenacity!

In her head, she has already abused me over and over again, and today she has come to make her fantasies a reality?

Hi!

I'm sorry to bother you with this, but.... Could I borrow some more rice and soy sauce?

B... but what's her problem, to expose as she does her armpits!

Her female scents float to me, full of pheromones!

She hopes that I feel them and that the pure and innocent person I am awakens to lust?

How can you imagine a priestess being so immoral?

errr, mistress?

Oh shit! I'm surrounded by raging lesbians!

The room is ripe with the stench of bitches!

They're planning to gang rape me.

The four of them, ravishing me like wild animals.

But... no matter how much they may dominate my body with their obscene assaults, my heart will not give in!

I am Remilia Scarlet, proud and pure.

I will never bow to the likes of you... the likes of you...

COME ON! I'M WAITING FOR YOU!

Another incident.

For more infomation >> 【東方comicdub】Un incident phéromonal - Remilia ✖ SDM - Duration: 2:16.

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Uomini e Donne, Angela Di Iorio abbandona il trono over piangendo | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:29.

For more infomation >> Uomini e Donne, Angela Di Iorio abbandona il trono over piangendo | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:29.

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EXCLUSIVITATE | CRISTINA ICH, PRIMELE DECLARAȚII DUPĂ CE A FOST FOTOGRAFIATĂ SĂRUTÂNDU-SE CU FOSTUL: - Duration: 5:09.

For more infomation >> EXCLUSIVITATE | CRISTINA ICH, PRIMELE DECLARAȚII DUPĂ CE A FOST FOTOGRAFIATĂ SĂRUTÂNDU-SE CU FOSTUL: - Duration: 5:09.

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U&D, Lorenzo parla prima di fare la scelta: 'Forti sensazioni ma in testa ho mille dubbi' - Duration: 4:25.

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Uomini e Donne: Gian Battista chiama la Polizia per risalire all'autore del video | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:08.

For more infomation >> Uomini e Donne: Gian Battista chiama la Polizia per risalire all'autore del video | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:08.

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関智一、有本欽隆さんは「ちょい悪オヤジで憧れ」　サイコパス第1話の思い出も - Duration: 3:09.

　声優の関智一が1 日、都内で行われた画『PSYCHO- ASS サイコパス Sinners o the Syst m Case.2 irst Guar ian』初日舞台あさつに出席

1日に食道がんのた 78歳で亡くなった本欽隆さんとの思いを語った。　関初主演は『機動武闘 Gガンダム』の主人であるドモン・カッュ役で、有本さんは親のライゾウ・カッュ役で共演

「最初はガンダムで欽隆さんが父親役で演させていただきまた。それから何度か子役で共演させていだいたのですが、大所で恐れ多く、ちゃとお話しできたのはイコパスが初めてでた」と回顧

　『PSYCH -PASS』シリーで主人公・狡噛慎也を務めている関。「っつぁん」の愛称でしまれている征陸智役の有本さんとは、ニメ第1話で思い出あるそうで「第1話時に煙草を吸っていら『関、この話は何面白いんだ』と言わましたが」と笑いなら暴露

　続けて「最後は征陸の役をとてもに入っていて、征陸してイベントに登壇ることやCase. でたくさん出番があことも喜んでいまし。昔ながらのちょいオヤジで、憧れていした」と語った

　最後に「欽隆んの最後を飾るに相しい作品になっていと思います。悲しい寂しい気持ちもある思いますが、純粋にしんでいただければ隆さんにも喜んでもえると思います

そしてこのあと公開るCase.3もよしくお願いします」呼びかけた。　の日は、東地宏樹（郷徹平役）、塩谷直監督も登壇した。

For more infomation >> 関智一、有本欽隆さんは「ちょい悪オヤジで憧れ」　サイコパス第1話の思い出も - Duration: 3:09.

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Cadmium - Click & Scroll (feat. Eli Raain & Veronica Bravo) LETRA ESPAÑOL - Duration: 4:06.

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