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Today's item is a Nintendo 2DS with the games "The Legend of Zelda - Majora's Mask 3D" and "Pokémon Y".
The 2DS (and its games) were given to their son. Here's him trying it out.
"Today we visited a family at their home and gave them some things."
"What really surprised me was when we gave the present to the boy; basically, how much he liked it..."
"...and immediately he wanted to learn everything. He kept asking questions about how the game is played..."
" ...and wanted to learn how to catch all of the Pokémon."
"I met some people today; it's not just about giving them something, it's also about sitting with them, getting to know them..."
"...understanding that they are people who may need your help, and then offering as much as you can."
^_^/
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Carl Zeiss 85mm F2.4 Loxia Lens Review | John Sison - Duration: 7:32.
Hey everyone!
I'm John Sison and today we're taking a look at the Carl Zeiss 85mm F2.4 Loxia lens for
the Sony E-mount system.
The 85mm F2.4 is the fourth lens to be released from Carl Zeiss under the Loxia brand name
and like the others, its a manual focus lens.
While the Loxia lineup has been nothing short of impressive, a lot of people were surprised
to see that it was an F2.4 aperture lens.
Now while this may be disappointing to some, on the other hand it may also be a good thing
because it gives native E-mount users who are looking for an 85mm lens more variety.
So right now you've got the Sony 85mm F1.4 G Master, the 85mm F1.8 Batis lens from Carl
Zeiss and now you have the 85mm F2.4 Loxia lens from Carl Zeiss.
While they all serve the higher end price tag, I think its safe to assume that all of
these lenses are going to give you very high quality images.
So stay tuned cause I'm going to give you a tour of the lens and at the end of the video,
I'll let you know what I personally think of it.
So stay tuned.
The lens has an aluminium body and weather seals to protect it from dust and moisture.
Keeping in line with the other Loxia lenses, it accepts 52mm filters and comes supplied
with a metal barrel type lens hood with felt lined within which makes it look like a very
long lens.
There is a ribbed focus ring with a distance focus scale engraved and an aperture ring
just below it which I'll touch more on later in the video.
Given its compact size, the lens weighs approximately 594 grams and that actually feels a bit heavy
but that is mainly due to its aluminium build making it feel more solid in the hand.
It makes for a good pair with the a7ii series cameras and while its a bit long, especially
with the lens hood attached, still feels very well balanced.
The focus ring is damp enough to make manual focusing very easy to get accustomed to.
Of course if you are using the a7 cameras you have a variety of focusing aids such as
peaking, manual focus assist and focus magnifier.
It can focus as close as 80cm and its physical length becomes longer as you focus on closer
subjects.
A handy feature which is shared among all Loxia lenses is the ability to turn off the
clicking sound as you change your aperture.
To do this, take the rear lens cap off the lens, get the supplied de-click tool and turn
the adjustment screw.
That's pretty much it.
And now you can change your aperture without hearing the clicking sound.
Now this is a great feature to have for video purposes for smooth adjustment of the aperture
while filming.
The 85mm F2.4 is made specifically for the a7 full frame cameras.
You can still use this lens on crop sensor cameras.
However, due to its crop factor, it will actually be a 127.5mm lens.
While shooting with this lens for a couple of weeks now, right off the bat, I can say
its been a pleasure to use on my day to day outings.
Its extremely sharp even wide open and gets even better stopping down.
While it doesn't exactly have the low light capabilities of the other 85mm lenses, having
an F2.4 aperture didn't really bother me in the end.
Out of focus blur was still relatively smooth but there was vignetting while shooting wide
open.
It wasn't really a big issue and I think it rather adds to the flavour of the lens.
I didn't encounter any distortions or chromatic aberrations which is a big plus and of course
you do get those Zeiss colours which have a lot of contrast and the photos just seem
to pop.
All of these shots were with the Sony A7RM2.
Now I did shoot quite a bit of video with this lens and it definitely left me with a
very positive experience.
With the focus ring being very smooth to adjust focus as well as having that silent aperture
ring.
Now I must mention there is no image stabilisation but if you are using the a7ii series cameras
or the a6500, you have the benefit of having in body stabilisation which would be beneficial
for both your stills and videos.
Now for this part of the video I did use the Sony a7sii in the XAVS HD codec in a variety
of frame rates from your slow motion at 100p to using 25p.
The Carl Zeiss 85mm F2.4 is an interesting lens to use, although I absolutely loved what
it had to offer.
I do think people will lean more towards the other 85mm alternatives which is F1.4 G Master
from Sony and the F1.8 Batis lens from Carl Zeiss.
I would see this more as a niche lens for people who want something that's a bit more
compact compared to the other two lenses and for people who love shooting manual focus
without having to use a fly-by-wire system.
In terms of its build, it has a solid construction with weather seals to match and despite having
an F2.4 aperture, you're not going to be disappointed with it while shooting wide open.
I would also see this more of a lens for people who love shooting portraits and street photography,
although it can be used for other applications.
Now that's it from me but if you have anymore questions, please feel free to leave a comment
below and if you already own one, let me know what you think of it and remember to like
this video if you found it helpful and subscribe to my channel for more Sony lens reviews and
tutorials.
You can also follow me on Facebook and Instagram for more photo updates and sample photos.
And be sure to share this with someone who you think may find this helpful.
Oh!
And you can also find out more information on this lens in the description below.
And until then, happy shooting and thanks for watching.
Aw! There's another plane.
Let's hope it doesn't get too windy.
Something in my teeth.
?????
How now brown cow.
Let's see what I wrote.
Aw yeah.
Ass is itchy.
I was so close.
*Frustrated roars*
Beautiful! Beautiful shot!
Oh wow! That's a fantastic shot!
Get into it.
♪ Walk this way, talk this way ♪
The lens itself and at the end of the video, I'll give you my first..
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HAX again - Rainbow Six Siege - Duration: 10:30.
Mute is there
He's really not paying attention
Looking inside, to the objective
Still
WTF?
hostage secured
initiate extraction
Could have jumped there
What a thief you are...
That was nice
I swear I don't see anybody on the cameras
You're welcome
Thanks man
I don't even know where they can be
There? Help me
There.
They are downstairs
They always shoot me, damn it!
Oh, so there was one as well!
One to the right as well. Kapkan. I mean Rook.
That's what I'm saying, he's the only one there.
I was shot from another place, when I came from in the door.
One to the left, one to the right.
One to the left, one to the right.
Robi, don't hurry
Oh, I don't hurry anywhere.
Who the hell is making that noise?
What are you doing?
Covering your ass from the window, look
That's why you do this sound?
It's really annoying...
One is downstairs, by the way.
So they don't shoot you in the head, but the balls.
This is really nice like that
I think one is in the shower.
Showering now?
We go in, grab him and that's it?
What's the plan?
He is in the other room, in front of you.
Nobody is here.
It's good.
Op four last operator is standing.
Frost is here.
Mission Successful
One more interrogate.
One is injured in the kitchen.
He is crawling
Behind me! At the barred window...
What a cheat that was!
No, he died already
One is in laundry
If he jumps after you, he dies.
Let's hope.
The claymore is there.
Protect it at all cost.
Let him come out of the garage.
Your location have been compromised.
Thank you man!
Heal me
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Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome: My Diagnosis Journey [CC] - Duration: 16:18.
Hello, hello!
In a support group I'm in, someone posed the question if anyone remembered the very
last day they felt 100%.
I started to look through my old photos, working backward, thinking I was just looking for
the last few days before I needed a cane to get around, then when I found that photo I
realized: Nope, that's not 100%, I'm wearing sneakers with a dress.
Haha!
That's something that when I was younger I said was a fashion choice I'd never make!
I remember I was in enough pain that I couldn't tolerate heels anymore, and realized how tricky
finding that 100% moment was actually going to be.
I might not even know what 100% feels like.
Technically, I've had Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome my whole life but the symptoms were rather
dormant or just very subtle, easily dismissed.
I had hypermobile knees and ankles which would cause me to fall a lot and I would tire easily.
I was one of the last to come in while running in PE, my face would turn bright red to the
point of alarm from my peers and all of which were dismissed by educators and peers as they
thought my weight was the issue.
When I was little my eyes randomly went cross and I saw double and needed glasses, again,
it wasn't considered a symptom of anything.
When I was 13 my back would hurt so much that I would slam it into the ground just to try
and get some relief, it was my instinct to try and realign myself.
Meanwhile, no one around me knew what EDS was, and it wasn't until I started losing
my ability to walk that I finally found it urgent to investigate.
I looked at photos from my freshman year of college and though my ankles were weak and
walking in heels felt like a trapeze act that ended with my hea-- with my feet in hot water
by the end of the night...
I considered it still manageable.
When I turned 23, it came to a point that it hurt to stand in heels even for a moment and though
we were supposed to wear heels at work, I slowly started trading my heels for flats,
hoping my boss wouldn't mind.
Eventually, I had to open up about my pain issues because my ability to stand at all
was declining.
I felt pinches in my heels constantly, and after a few hours, the pain was so high it
felt like fractures, and I needed to sit.
I went to the clinic about my pain they told me I just needed to put my feet up for a bit
maybe do some stretches.
And that hourly limit became shorter and shorter until I couldn't bare to be up more than
a minute.
I went to see the doctor again, I told him I thought something was wrong, he sent me
to a podiatrist, who ultimately diagnosed me with flat feet and plantar fasciitis.
My options were leg braces and orthotics, he said, but the pain was so much I opted
for surgery to reshape my feet after being told that it was the shape of my feet that
was causing me such pain.
After surgery, I started using a wheelchair because one foot was recovering and the other
was in too much pain to bear all my weight alone.
I was sent home the night of the surgery and woke up to feel EVERYTHING.
I was screaming, I could feel the slices on my foot and in my calve muscle, and I went
into shock eventually.
The fact that painkillers would not work for me was another symptom, but we didn't know that.
The doctor expected me to recover and be up and walking after three months.
The surgery increased the pain levels in my left foot, it was hypersensitive, a breeze
felt like the burn of a candle.
My foot could not even TOUCH the floor until 6 months after the surgery and it hurt very much
to do so and still does.
It was after the three month mark that we, my podiatrist and I, realized that the surgery
did not solve my pain problems, it was something else, and we'd missed it.
And though we thought I'd be walking by then it turned out that I would be needing
a wheelchair as a mobility device long term.
I talked to my primary and he referred me to a neurologist immediately and said...
"Yeah, we have to get you out of the chair!"
Blissfully unaware that my chair was a blessing but the pain I was experiencing was not okay.
It took me months to get an appointment, I was in limbo all the time, just laying in
bed, unmedicated, being in pain, waiting for the day that a doctor might have the answer,
might have help.
The day of my appointment finally came, I told the doctor my story, how much pain I
was in, how it was limiting my ability to walk, his response was…
"Well, what you want ME to do about it?"
That line felt like such a betrayal, I had waited for so long, I was so scared and in
so much pain and I just got treated like a joke, like a spoiled child demanding a new
pony or something.
This is when I start doing more in-depth research and investigation and through the help of
my friends and the internet started really looking into EDS.
I'd done the hard part, I thought, I told my primary I needed a referral to a geneticist.
He refused.
He sent me to a rheumatologist instead.
I went to the rheumatologist, they sent me to get a blood test, I go take the blood test
at another facility on another date, and then on another date I come back to the rheumatologist
and all he says to me is…
"Your blood test came back negative for anything"
I said, "Okay… what do I do then?
Where do I go now?
What do I do?"
And he just shrugged.
At this point my lower back pain is really becoming an issue, I had to lay flat most
of the time because sitting up hurt too much.
My primary sent me to a neurosurgeon, who I again, had to wait months to see, he said,
"I think you have an SI joint disease"
"Whoah!
You ACTUALLY suggested something!
Maybe that's it!
I'll take it!"
He sent me to get, um, X-rays or MRIs of my SI joint at another facility on another date
and he scheduled me for some type of shot in the joint, but it flared up my pain.
I was stuck in bed for 10 days straight, no bathing, no dinner at the table, just flat,
and tortured myself to get to the restroom when I needed to.
I went back to the neurosurgeon and he showed me my results.
This day was the worst.
I let him know how my body did not respond well to the procedure and that this was another
symptom of EDS, he told me I was exaggerating, that what I was saying was impossible.
He continues to show me my results, my joints which should be fused together are actually
far apart, ANOTHER symptom, he is alarmed, he says this is not possible for a person
as young as me unless I was in a physically traumatizing event like a car accident.
Nope, I hadn't been.
He tells me he wants me to get surgery to fuse the joints and I burst into tears.
I start to beg him, "You are not listening to me!
I've already had two procedures so far and they both have caused me more harm than good!
I can't do another procedure until I figure this out!
You're putting me at risk!
I need to get tested for EDS!"
He looks at me unamused and condescends, "Are you trying to tell me that I'm wrong?"
I just cry more because I feel so hopeless and gaslit and there is no hope for any help
or relief.
And I don't know what to do.
Then the funniest thing happened, I'll never forget it.
A woman in a white lab coat comes in and asks why I'm crying.
He throws an arm up in the air, "She thinks she has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome!"
"Ehlers.. what?
I've never heard of that... "
She looks to me, "How do you spell it?"
I spelled it for her as she looked it up on her phone, she looks at the x-ray of my
SI joint and says to my doctor,
"Um… she could very well have this."
And he just sat there stunned, grumbled like a toddler, and said,
"Fine! I'll send her to a geneticist!"
He wrote the prescription/referral thing for me.
But I was never coming back there, I never came back to any of the doctors who spoke
to me like I was garbage and I don't think anybody should.
I went back to my primary but he wasn't available so I worked with a woman doctor
instead, I told her everything that had happened so far and she was on my side and rooting
for me, wanted to help me get whatever I needed.
It was easy at that point to switch from my old primary to now have her be my primary
doctor and working on my case.
My geneticist was also a woman who empathized with the story I told her and she agreed with
my analysis right away that I more than likely had Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
and she wanted to do a full chromosome blood test.
Now that took about 5-6 months but I finally got my results and right there in ink, my chromosome
variant COL5A1, classical Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.
Something I've had my whole life and I finally got to see it in ink at age 26, after almost
three years of self-advocating in medical spaces and being told that I'm too young
or that the pain levels I described were impossible… there it was.
Had I been diagnosed earlier, maybe I would've known that wearing heels as much as I did,
which wasn't that much aside from a few parties and work, would harm me so much before
I turned 30.
Maybe I would've known that pushing my ill-fitting wheelchair so hard when I was already losing
some of my ability in my wrists and shoulders, would quicken the loss of ability there too.
I could've been self-affirmed when I stood on stage and said I had difficulty standing
for a long period of time because of my "crooked knees" and a professor said,
"They look fine to me!"
I would've known that what I thought was "crooked" was hypermobility, that my knees
bent backwards and subluxed on a daily basis.
When my fingers did this and this, I could've known why!
Every time a friend or lover or someone I just met commented on my soft skin, I could've
jokingly said, "It's in my genes!"
Har, har, har, in reference to my diagnosis, what a lost opportunity!
[LAUGHS]
Telling this story is my informal letter to doctors and everyone really, to listen to people
when they say they might be sick; when they say they've heavily researched something
and would like to be tested.
Metaphorically I reached for my diagnosis several times and got my hand smacked away
because I was too big, too brown, too young, and because of the misconception of how rare
EDS is, it's just rarely diagnosed.
There is a problem when people come to doctors for help and they are instead gaslit and told
that they are hypochondriacs or sometimes are misdiagnosed with conversion disorder,
something they wanted to diagnose me with as well.
And to the people who are still sick and undiagnosed, for as long you can, and as hard as you can,
keep standing up for yourself, keep advocating for yourself.
You know your body.
You know when something is wrong, only you how much pain you are in.
Thanks for listening, I'll see you eventually, bye.
[OUTRO MUSIC]
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Ice Cream Finger Family | SuperHero English Stories for Kids by Lollipop Finger Family - Duration: 17:15.
Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
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Project 4 Giving - BLUE Entry #28 - January 21st 2017 - Duration: 1:53.Today's item is a Nintendo 2DS with the games "The Legend of Zelda - Majora's Mask 3D" and "Pokémon Y".
The 2DS (and its games) were given to their son. Here's him trying it out.
"Today we visited a family at their home and gave them some things."
"What really surprised me was when we gave the present to the boy; basically, how much he liked it..."
"...and immediately he wanted to learn everything. He kept asking questions about how the game is played..."
" ...and wanted to learn how to catch all of the Pokémon."
"I met some people today; it's not just about giving them something, it's also about sitting with them, getting to know them..."
"...understanding that they are people who may need your help, and then offering as much as you can."
^_^/
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When Should You Try to Get Published? - Duration: 3:23.
Hi community of awesome, I'm Ava Jae, and this is bookishpixie.
So, question in the comments, here we go.
"Some authors suggest putting aside your first book and writing a few more before publishing.
Do you agree with this?
I know that you wrote quite a few manuscripts before being published, so what's your opinion?"
So that's definitely true that I wrote a lot of manuscripts before getting published.
BEYOND THE RED was my tenth manuscript, and it was the fifth book that I tried to get published.
The thing is, though, the right answer to this question is going to vary person-to-person.
I think the most important thing is not to rush.
It takes time to get your writing to the level where it's ready to get published, and it
also takes a lot of working with other people like critique partners.
Writing a book and learning how to do it is really hard.
There are _so_ many components were you can mess up and it's a never-ending learning process
really, but to get to the level where you've made those foundations strong enough where
somebody is going to say, "Yeah, this writer is ready to be represented and I want to sell
this manuscript," it takes a lot of time.
On one hand, I wish that I hadn't put so much pressure on myself to try to get the first
four out of five manuscripts that I wrote published because they weren't ready and I wasn't ready.
But on the other hand, going through that process again and again and yes, getting rejected
over and over and over again was a learning process that I learned a lot from, so I don't really regret it, either.
But I really made it a lot harder for myself than I needed to because I put so much pressure
on myself to get published that getting those rejections for years and years was really hard.
And I mean, getting rejected is hard enough when you're not making yourself feel bad about it.
I'm not going to say that it's impossible to get your first manuscript traditionally
published, because it's not.
But it's definitely not the norm.
And I've said this before and I'll say it again, but I am so grateful that self-publishing
wasn't as big when I was first learning how to write, because I would have self-published
those early manuscripts and I would have regretted it.
Seriously writers, take your time.
You need it to prepare yourself and you need it to prepare your writing.
I took a survey back in 2015 where I asked traditionally published writers how many manuscripts
they'd written before debuting.
The survey actually spread through Twitter a decent amount and I got over 200 responses
from published authors, including some major authors in there, so I got some pretty decent statistics out of it.
Out of the respondents, 16.2% debuted with their first-ever manuscript.
That included responses from authors who had worked on that single book for years, or sometimes
even over a decade.
But that of course means 83.8% did _not_ debut with their first-ever manuscript.
Two-thirds of the respondents had written and put away at least two manuscripts before
they debuted with a new one.
So all of this is to say that writers usually write more than one manuscript before they get published.
I'm not going to say don't try to get your first manuscript published, but I will say
don't pressure yourself to.
And if it doesn't work out with your first, second, third manuscript et cetera, don't get down about it.
You are one of many.
A lot of writers write many, many, many manuscripts before they get published.
I mean, I had to write and put away nine different manuscripts before I wrote the one I would debut with.
Don't pressure yourself to do something you're not ready for, and don't get discouraged if
it doesn't work out right away.
So that's all I've got for today!
If you liked what you saw, don't forget to subscribe and comment, and I'll see you guys next week!
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Spider-Man and Elza Finger Family | Nursery Rhymes Lyrics and More - Duration: 15:56.
Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?
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Show Me Your Lublin 2016 - Duration: 25:35.
Hi, my name is Ava.
I'm a student of the Medical University in Lublin.
I have been living in Lublin for 6 years.
It's an honor to me to show my Lublin to you.
So, enjoy!
AVA, TAIWAN
Hi, my name is Oksana.
I'm from Ukraine. I came to Lublin from Lutsk.
3 years ago as a volunteer.
OKSANA, UKRAINE
There are several places which are really important to me.
The most important is my flat,
especially the room I live in.
I live at Przy Stawie street.
The view from my room is really nice. I can see the city
and the road to Lutsk.
I try to wake up at 6a.m. every day.
In the morning I can observe how the city wakes up.
I can see the colors of the morning.
It inspires me to have a positive day, full of interesting events.
My room is my whole world. The place where I create all projects.
The place where I really feel myself.
This view gives me some positive energy, it complements the aesthetics of the day.
In December 2014 I was waiting for the decision concerning residence card.
I was really sad
because all my friends left for Christmas and I stayed here alone
I couldn't even go abroad.
I was walking to the shop across this bridge.
I was looking at the crosswords, and was thinking that our lives
are just crossroads leading us to different situations and people.
They give us life experience, the time for some consideration.
and they boost changes in our life.
Since then that bridge and this crossroad mean to me
that there is a solution from every situation.
and we can benefit from it getting some positive experiences
The bridge is the most beautiful at night in the weekend, without cars.
I try to go home once a month.
I also meet with my dad in Lublin.
Sometimes he drives through Lublin.
We meet at the bus stop Lubomelska, at al. Tysiaclecia.
When I walk to meet him I always feel really emotional.
I feel melancholy because I miss my family.
I have to keep in touch with my family and friends.
When I go to see my dad
I bear in mind that my family loves me
and i love them and i have a place to go back to.
Especially that when I go to see my dad,
on the left, I can see a signpost showing the way to Lutsk
I walk through the Park Saski almost every day.
I love this place, it is beautiful in every season.
Elderly people come here to enjoy the summer sun.
Atmosphere is great thanks to playing kids, couples in love and wonderful flowers.
It is a green heart of Lublin, great place to spend time in.
You can just sit under the tree and read a book,
or lie on the grass an feel the energy of the Earth.
Another place I like is Dom S¸ow in the city center.
I really like the atmosphere of this place,
it reminds me of my childhood,
the world of magic.
This is the place devoted to words describing the life of a human.
I like coming back here
to be again in the world of fairy tales, contemporary art,
poetry and books.
Hi, my name is Jan-Mortiz Werk.
I've lived in Lublin for 2 years. I'm 31 years old.
I work in Lublin as a DAAD teacher at UMCS.
JAN, GERMANY
I would like to thank Cafe Heca and Centrum Kultury w Lublinie.
ASSEF, SYRIA
My name is Assef Salloom.
In Syria I graduated english literature and I worked as a teacher and a musician.
In Lublin I'm a Ph.D. student in Philosophy and I play music with a band.
I had a funny situation in the 1st year. NATALIA, UKRAINE
The walls in the dormitory were really thin.
If one listens to the music till midnight - fine.
Till 1 AM - not so good.
But if it lasts till 4 AM you get really pissed off.
I couldn't stand it so I went to the boys' room
and ask them to turn it down a bit
So they started hitting my walls and yelling "Poland for Poles".
Fine.
I woke up at 6 AM, found the Polish Anthem and the loudspeakers,
I opened the window and turned it on for them.
"Poland for Poles" so you gonna listen to the anthem at 6 AM.
My name is Natalia.
I study Psychology. I've lived here for 3 years.
I associate Lublin the most with this view.
First time I saw it, when i was 12 years old.
I came here to sing with a choir
during Juwenalia, but back then I didn't know what's that.
The only thing that mattered was that we sang on the stage with Mietek Szczesniak
I came to Lublin.
Before the semester started I had taken a walk to see the city.
I'm standing in front of the castle and I'm sure I know this view!
I didn't recognise I had been in Lublin before.
I called my mum and asked her.
She said:
Sure, you were there once with the choir.
We were in many places and I simply didn't remember.
First semester meant only studying
books, presentations and dissertations.
Lublin libraries are for me really important.
Not only because I love reading.
I can spend the whole day with a book.
Especially, when the weather is bad.
I started exploring the city thanks to libraries.
At the beginning I came to the main library in Lublin.
I needed some book so I registered immediately.
I got there a list of all affiliates, more than 30 libraries.
I didn't know the city because I had just come there,
I decided to get to know the city in the following way:
I chose a book from the catalogue and
looked for a library in the part of the city in which I'd never been before.
I checked the way, the bus,
went there to borrow a book.
Now I am registered in 7 or 8 libraries in Lublin.
First, I thought that Tarasy Zamkowe is just another shopping mall.
Another shopping mall, really?
But the idea with the garden on the roof is really awesome.
I enjoy coming here to think about different things.
It's peaceful and quiet. And the view is great!
As you can see.
I saw martial arts ad.
Wing-Tsun, my old hobby.
So I went there
I met some great people there.
Including my boyfriend whom I met there.
First, we were friends.
Then best friends.
And later we started being together.
He turned out to be a member of a fire-show group.
I really like fire.
I have some fondness for fire.
You can stare at water forever, the same with fire.
I don't know a person who doesn't like that elements.
Personally, I like fire.
But it is also cool to spend at the lake, Zalew.
<i>Water plus fire - the best combination.</i>
And fire is definitely Bartek's specialty.
It was really good news that he is in fire-show group
I thought I wanna try too.
Maybe I will manage and I won't burn my hair or eyebrows.
PRODUCTION:
WITH FILM CHARACTERS:
MUSIC USED IN THE FILM:
TRADITIONAL SYRIAN MUSIC PERFORMED BY ASSEF SALLOOM
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
PROJECT REALISED THANKS TO FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF MIASTO LUBLIN
CO-FINANCED BY THE ASYLUM, MIGRATION AND INTEGRATION FUND AND GOVERNMENT BUDGET.
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【東方輝針城】 EmotionaRhytm「暁Records 」【Vietsub／Engsub】 - Duration: 3:59.
English Translated by Robin
Reverberate, beat of my soul.
Play, my boiling, bloody pulsation.
Swing your body the way it feels right.
Reach out your hands, having them face the heavens.
Sing upon life with this raging rythm.
Let out your wailing with your bare voice!
I'm going to drag you along, so
play the tunes that were woken now
Play them, play them, scream them!
No one will be able to stop
this groove – EmotionaRythm.
Stop crying now.
Dispatch your beat with your own hands.
Strum your desire with your own hands.
Steal what's still missing with your hands.
Take everything you desire in your hands.
If your drumstick brakes, just leave it like this.
You'll link with the rythm of destruction.
Ah, it's reverberating –
The rythm shaking reality, which rings, which we shout ourselves horse with.
You're not alone anymore.
Together we shall play music, live, and sing this rythm.
"They weren't abandonned, they just became free.
They stopped getting played – these beats ring by themselves."
"My heart is pulsating, it gave birth to a rythm."
Strum the EmotionaRythm.
Do not eradicate the EmotionaRythm.
Our fury turns into a roar. Like the rain of grief,
like a delightful flapping of wings. That's our EmotionaRythm.
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