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Whats most important to you. - Duration: 0:48.

(light piano music)

Alright so where do we go from here?

So today, we talked about relationships,

we talked about money,

we talked about sex and intimacy.

How does that all relate to your life?

Most of you are gonna determine

what's most important for you

based on a couple of things.

What would it be for you for example?

Where would you put your most focus on something?

Sometimes it's dissatisfaction, right?

I'm fed up.

Fed up, I gotta do something.

I gotta change something.

Sometimes we need variety or growth.

I think many of you came here today

because you feel it's your turn to say yes to you.

Or your turn to say yes to your relationship.

Your turn to say it's my turn to invest in me.

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Astronomers Made A Family Tree For The Stars In Our Galaxy - Duration: 1:43.

Hey everyone, Trace here.

A Biologist and an Astronomer go to dinner.

That's not the start of a joke, but it is actually how that astronomer got the inspiration

for a new way of thinking about the stars.

That astronomer was the University of Cambridge's Dr. Paula Jofré, and she realized that she

could chart stars in the milky way the same way we chart the family tree of animal species.

She and a team picked 22 stars (including our sun) and observed their chemical makeup,

their age, and their movement to plot them on a stellar "tree of life."

They found that the stars they looked at could be plotted on three branches of the tree,

with a few miscellaneous ones that didn't fit with the others.

They can tell which stars are related based on their chemical makeup, almost like their

stellar DNA.

If they were born in the same gas cloud then their makeup would be similar.

This study found 8 of stars they looked at were the sun's siblings.

The researchers also suggested some of the stars may have originated from another galaxy

that was absorbed by the Milky Way.

Of course, they only looked at 22 of 100 billion stars, so maybe those 6 that didn't fit

with the others have some long lost brothers and sisters out there.

The more they look, the more complete our galaxy's tree of life will be.

Jofré's goal is to get astronomers to think about the history of stars in a new way, so

if you're an astronomer don't be afraid to take a scientist from a different field

out to dinner.

It's not so much a tree of life as maybe a spiral, which is appropriate considering

we do live in a spiral galaxy.

To learn how it got its shape, check out this video here.

Has one branch of science taught you something you didn't expect about another branch?

Let us know in comments, make sure you subscribe and come back here for more videos.

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JAMES PATTTERSON 16TH WOMENS MURDER CLUB AND BOOKSHOT - Duration: 2:53.

HEY TRIPPSTERS, OKAY, good news for James Patterson fans. Especially if

you are a fans of the Women's Murder Club Series that he does.

the new book in the series the Women's

Murder Club Series is due out in May

You can pre-order this, and i will try to put the link

in the description, where you can

pre-order it. But if you are fan of this series

There is something you're gonna Wanna know, ahead of time.

ok there is something that James Patterson does called "Bookshots". Ok now what this is,...is

simply story between stories.

ok so, there is one out that has to do

with, The

Women's Murder Club Series. Ok after the end of the 15th book and before the release of the 16th book, there is a short

story in between those. And that is the "bookshot".

ok it's called "The Trial". Now if you've

not of this, or if you're interested in finding it

I can help you with that, I found it at

a price i could afford. Ok cause i'm not rich, OH MY GOD. But i found it for like 5 bucks, and

I will put a link in the description to a

place where you can get it. Now this is the audio version

like the mp3 version, of this book. You can get it for 5

buck. And that is THE best deal, that i

have found on this book. if you are

and audiobook fan. ok i will put the link to that

in the description

ok but yes you're probably gonna want to

know whatever's in , that particular one. I've not listened to it yet. I have got it, I'm just going back

through the entire series before i listen to it. The "bookshot" is available now, and you can get it at a

lot of different places.you know, walmart,

Amazon, you can probably find int on Ebay, But the best deal i've found for it is um, what is the name of that site.. audiobooksnow

.com. You can get the audiobook of,

"The Trial", that's the "bookshot", for 5 bucks. So that is a freaking awesome dea,l okay

and like i said i'll put the link in the

description. But yeah the new book, The 16th book in the Womens Murder Club Series, is due out in

May. Ok, May is gonna be awesome for me, because Shania's NEW music comes out in May, and James Patterson's new book comes out in May so, YEEESS. That is gonna be an AWESOME birthday month for me , because, if you didn't catch that, my birthday is on May. ok, so YEAH. May is gonna be

awesome this year.

ok so yeh, look for the "bookshot" called "The Trial" and then the 16th book

in the series will be out in May.

ok and yes you can Pre order the 16th book now. But it's gonna do

it for now on the James Patteron news. This is ICEPETS QUEEN

and I am.... TRIPPIN OUT

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It's Time for a Globalist Party | Globalism 1 - Duration: 3:09.

So we are in an absolute pitched battle.

We are swinging the muskets here.

Toe to toe with the Globalists here.

Theyr'e bloodied, we're bloodied, it is absolute total war.

Because we're going to organize We're going to come together.

[Screaming]

We're coming for you Globalists!

Coming for you!

Coming for you!

Hello All.

So things are a little uncomfortable in the United States right now.

Our two main political parties are in almost complete disarray.

But it also provides a great opportunity.

The problems of the Democratic and Republican parties have a lot to do with some… interesting

leadership choices.

But they've also got a lot to do with the contradictions that exist within the parties.

The Democrats!

The Party of Labor!

And Silicon Valley!

(Which is dedicated to the eradication of labor)

Republicans!

The Party of Immigration Restriction!

And Big Business (Which desperately wants more immigration)

Both parties are too confused to seriously contribute to some of our most important national questions.

This is why I believe it's time for a Globalist party.

Or at least a more formalized interest group that can take over a party.

We're coming for you Globalists!

We're coming for you!

Globalist is still mostly a term of abuse at this point, but some of the

proudest names in American history started out as insults.

I am very happy to describe myself as a Globalist at this point.

The way I see it, a Globalist looks at the challenges of an ever more connected world

as opportunities.

A Globalist should look at the American world order set up over the past 70 years and try to

preserve it, and improve it.

All this stuff was built to serve American power.

Globalists should be working to preserve this system and turn it into something that the

rest of the world is more eager to buy into.

This perspective is absolutely consistent with national sovereignty, but I can see why

our nationalist competitors might disagree.

This is the central question of our times.

We should be debating it everywhere.

Instead we get distractions like Abortion and guns, because the two main parties are

too confused to talk about the things that really matter.

And that's the opportunity of the mess we're in.

Our political parties are terrible.

We can build better ones.

Next time we'll talk about the greatest challenge facing the Globalist party...

Thanks for watching, please subscribe, and you may also want to sign up for my email newsletter.

I've got some Non-YouTube stuff coming up, and the email list is the best way to hear about it.

Thanks.

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History Of The Cossacks Until World War 1 I THE GREAT WAR Special - Duration: 7:13.

They were the closest European counterparts to the heroes and villains of the American

Wild West.

Rugged, even cowboy-like individuals, fighting again and again for their freedom.

You may picture them with boots and saddles, and huge mustaches and hats, armed with sabres

and rifles and sweeping across the steppe.

I'm talking, of course, of the Cossacks.

I'm Indy Neidell; welcome to a Great War special episode about the Cossacks.

We've talked a lot about Tsar Nicholas, the last ruler of the Romanov Dynasty, and

now I'm going to talk about the first.

Michael Romanov.

He had support from the Cossacks that, after years of chaos, put him on the throne at Moscow.

Later, he sent a representative south to Cossack lands to demand submission, and that representative

was put into a sack and thrown in the River Don.

And that was that.

Back then, no matter how much Moscow tried to turn them from allies into subjects, the

Cossacks refused, which caused a fair amount of trouble, but Moscow allowed them to keep

any territory they conquered, like Siberia, as long as it was officially part of Russia.

But who were these people?

And where did they come from?

Until the 1500s, there wasn't really any such thing as a Cossack.

For a few hundred years, the Mongols under Genghis Khan and his successors had ruled

the enormous open plains that stretched all the way from Hungary to China.

But the Mongol expansion eventually stopped and the empire of the Khan was divided up.

The part that is now southern Russia was under control of a people called the Tatars.

They were very warlike and they lived by plunder, often raiding to the north as far as Moscow.

They were pretty nasty, even for the times, carrying off thousands of people to sell at

the Ottoman slave markets.

The Russians saw them as a true terror and their lands as simply barbaric domains.

But by the 1500s, the Tsars were gaining in power, and while doing so were reducing the

peasant population to the level of serfs, which is pretty close to being slavery.

You can imagine that the peasants weren't so happy about this development, but what

could they do?

Well, they could submit, they could die, or they could run.

And the only place to run was to the Tatar lands to the south, so again- as you can imagine-

the only ones that made it there were bravest, strongest, or most self-reliant of the Russian

peasants.

Now beyond Moscow's reach, they assimilated with the Tatars, and eventually dominated

them in ways, so you had something totally new- a huge community of Orthodox Christian

warrior horsemen, of both Slavic and East Asian descent.

These were the Cossacks, and they truly lived by the sword and were ruled by no man.

(World Undone) "They were unlike any other people in Europe- not exactly Russian but

not an entirely distinct tribe, certainly not a military caste like the Junkers of Germany.

For centuries their homelands were a kind of melting pot open to anyone brave or desperate

enough to enter.

There is no better analogy than the gun-toting freebooters of the American West."

The name, well, as far as I'm aware nobody knows exactly where the name Cossacks came

from, but they were a remarkable people.

Unlike pretty much anyone else in the area, they were totally democratic.

Everyone had a vote, including the women, and they elected an Ataman who served as leader

for one year, so that no one person could ever get too powerful.

And anyone in the world who wanted to be a Cossack could be a Cossack.

You just had to at least say that you accepted the Orthodox Church..

Whatever race or ethnic group you were didn't matter; there was no hereditary elite, and

all property was communal.

And Moscow certainly enjoyed having them as a buffer between enemies further south or

east, and they certainly helped out Michael Romanov.

But times change and Russia did want them as subjects.

The 17th and 18th centuries saw Russian wars against the Cossacks and Cossack rebellions

against the Russians.

These ended in Cossack defeat and they became part of the Russian Empire, and many of their

traditions were diluted.

The Ataman was now appointed by the Tsar; that was a big one.

Some large and strong Cossack families took huge estates and began to live as traditional

Russian aristocracy, and serfdom was introduced to Cossack lands.

But some traditions won't die, and for the Cossacks it was the warrior tradition.

But keeping that came at a price.

Cossacks owed the Tsar first 20 and then 30 years of military service, and they had to

provide their own equipment and horses, which is a lot to ask from an ordinary family.

And a big downside for pretty much everyone- the Cossack's traditional contempt for outsiders

eventually made them into the tsar's instruments of repression and genocide.

In 1648 and 1649, they massacred 300,000 Jews (A world undone).

For doing all of this, for their years of service, they got grants of land.

I guess I just made them sound like murder robots, and that wasn't really the case,

especially a couple hundred years down the line.

In the abortive 1905 Russian revolution, their service to the Tsar nearly broke down when

there were Cossack mutinies against being used to crush the peasant and workers rebellion.

The disloyal units were disbanded and a crisis was averted.

But when this war came, they were ready for service, all of them boys, middle-aged men,

you name it.

They made up more than half of the Russian cavalry and had a fearsome reputation, though

since the Russian High Command sent them and their horses against German and Austrian machine

guns, the war was worse for them than most Russians.

They died in droves, (World Undone) and "By 1917, when they were called upon once again

to put down popular uprisings, many of them had had enough.

They stood aside and allowed the revolution to proceed.

Of all the signs that Nicholas II and his whole system were finished, this was the clearest."

Though no one had been surprised that when Petrograd turned to chaos and the revolution

began, it was Cossack horsemen who were called in to stop it and restore order.

Russians had learned to expect to see Cossacks wherever there was trouble.

In fact, often it was the Cossacks who were the trouble.

They put the first Romanov on the throne, overran Siberia, and broke the back of Napoleon's

forces.

They were often the Tsar's enforcers, eventually becoming very much the scourge of the peasants

and the Jews.

They broke what the Romanov's needed breaking, and yet the great Tolstoy, who had lived among

the Cossacks when he was young, said that what actually made a Cossack a Cossack was

their love of freedom.

And yet ironically, they were the real symbol of

the Tsar's oppression.

The Cossacks.

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I work hard for this money.

Time to make it safe and sound.

Oh, you like money?

Fetch!

I feel much better knowing my money is safe.

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Auli'i - Duration: 3:59.

RON:

SHE'S THE VOICE OF THE POPULAR

DISNEY MOVIE "MOANA"...AND JUST

PERFORMED AT THE ACADEMY AWARDS.

KRISTINE:

THE HAWAII GIRL HAS HAD A BUSY

START TO HER YEAR....AND SHE'S

RON

YOU'RE IN NEW YORK RIGHT

KRIS

YOU GAVE...A JAW- DROPPING

PERFORMANCE AT THE OSCARS...YOU

RON

WHAT'S NEXT FOR YOU?

KRIS

WHEN WILL YOU BE BACK HOME...AND

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Gryffin & Illenium - Feel Good (Feat. Daya) - Duration: 4:09.

*Check out lyrics on captions on the rest of my uploads*

Yeah, I doubt, I doubt myself And I'm too proud to ask for help

When you see me beside myself I don't have to explain it, baby

Yeah, I'm over picking fights And trying to mend it with the high

Don't wanna know that I'm not right I know that I've been lately, lately

Yeah, sometimes I need someone to pick me up Overdose my mind with the things I love

You can take me there When my heart beats, when my heart beats free

Take my hand in the middle of a crisis Pull me close, show me, baby, where the light is

I was scared of a heart I couldn't silence But you make me, you make me feel good , I like it

Take my hand in the middle of a crisis Pull me close, show me, baby, where the light is

I was scared of a heart I couldn't silence But you make me, you make me feel good, I like it

But you make me, you make me feel good

Yeah, I get over-overwhelmed When all these problems burn like hell

Maybe I just need a friend Who never calls me crazy, crazy

You pull me off the front line before I run Keep me cool, but not get overdone

You can take me there When my heart speaks, when my heart speaks free

Take my hand in the middle of a crisis Pull me close, show me baby, where the light is

I was scared of a heart I couldn't silence But you made me, you made me feel good, I like it

Take my hand in the middle of a crisis Pull me close, show me, baby, where the light is

I was scared of a heart I couldn't silence But you made me, you made me feel good, I like it

You make me, you make me feel good, I like it, I like it

You make me, you make me feel good

Taking the weights off (Ooh) To help with the pressure (Pressure, pressure)

And I was here stressing Thinking it mattered

Been with you for hours, but it feels like seconds It's only moments and I'm in heaven

It's only moments and I'm in heaven, oh

You make me feel good

You make me feel good

You made me, you made me feel good, I like it

Take my hand in the middle of a crisis Pull me close, show me, baby, where the light is

I was scared of a heart I couldn't silence But you made me, you made me feel good, I like it

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I'M AFRAID OF BALLOONS | BratKnee - Duration: 4:57.

Hi I'm BratKnee and if you read the

title of this video you might be sitting

here thinking I'm crazy i am but it's

something that i felt i needed to

confess because of a recent event i

guess my thought process is that by

admitting it to you my subscribers the

internet to the world because clearly

that's who watches my videos that some

way somehow i can overcome this

I have a fear of latex balloons you ever

think that your fear was so obscure

that it wouldn't have a name in the

phobia book

me too except for the fact that

apparently there's a name for everything

so clinically speaking i suffer from

globaphobia Globophobia globaphobia

is it really your fear if you don't know

how to pronounce it Glo Bo Pho Bia did I go

the right way we'll find out when i edit

this so let's break it down

globophobia is the fear of balloons you get it

now

oh no you don't understand why I fear

this latex ball of air i specifically

only afraid of the latex type of

balloons that should tell you a lot

about my sex life

disclaimer i am not a doctor i know i

just shattered your role fears are often

developed because of a traumatic

experience

you're chased by a dog therefore you fear dogs

you're in a car accident there for you

fear driving none of that happened to me

unless the fear is so severe that my body

repressed this memory from my mind

that like I can't even remember a

balloon popping in my face or maybe like

someone just gave me too much static

electricity and it like shock therapy-ed me

into fearing balloon can that happened

ok let's focus back like they said

something happened recently where I felt

like I needed to finally admit this

phobia to you because it's got a little

out of hand one day last week I was

driving to work and listening to the

radio and the song 99 red balloons came

on and i had a panic

attack

yes you heard me correctly there were no

balloon present and I was panicking over

the sheer imagery of being surrounded by

99 balloons didn't even have to be read it

were just 99 balloon in my brain that

made me freak out

oh and guess what happened a couple days

later the song came on again and i found

myself driving with my shoulders

touching my ears because this is kind of

what happens when I started to get

freaked out and want to pretend that I'm

a turtle but I don't have a shell

this doesn't do anything I'm not

protected anymore then I was like this

from the balloon so what is it about

balloons that freaks me out

just the fact that stretched latex could

just pop in your face at any time and

possibly blind you because you know

shards of latex have been known to blind

people and it's not a sensory thing like

i can wear rubber gloves i can touch

balloons that aren't inflated yet but as soon

there's air in that thing please get away

from me

balloon animal to thought they were good

idea why would a person want to twist

balloons that can pop into weird shape

like swords that people like to swing

around and poke you with that could pop

could pop and you could go blind

why is there something that everyone gets

the dark I get dogs i get heights i get

am i afraid of the things and oh and no

punch balloons you know what you'd like

the rubber band and it's like this big

globe of a balloon and you like this

looks like something else but you know what

i'm talking about insert footage now

ugh am i a masochist

I just had to check over shoulder because the balloons on the screen

so what is the point of any of this I just wanted

you to validate my fear for me tell me

it's okay tell me you understand and

please please do not ever try prank me

with a balloon

maybe i'll just add some clips of

balloons popping and see how you feel

about it

oh look at this just thinking about it

made me tense up well now that the battery died and I

probably fucked up the framing i just

wanted you to know that by getting this

off my chest

I don't feel any less anxious about

balloon thanks for nothing and off the

next Tuesday

so that was difficult

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Natural remedies for sore throats - Duration: 3:12.

Welcome to your singing lessons

My name is Eilish San and today I'm going to talk

about home or natural remedies

that can help you take care of your throat when you are sick

The first thing is to consult our doctor

before following any treatment,

it is advisable that he always supervises us

The first remedy is the infusion of Erísimo,

also well-known as the grass of the singers

It is usually used in inflammations and colds to treat aphonia and hoarseness

Propolis is a substance that bees make to seal the hives

and defend themselves against attacks of viruses and bacteria

It is antibacterial, antiviral, antiinflammatory,

analgesic and immunostimulating, among many other properties

It is usually bought in extract or tincture,

and is mainly used to treat flu,

colds, pharyngitis and bronchitis

Agrimonia is used in gargles and is a

plant very rich in tannins,

it is used to treat the pharyngitis,

hoarseness and aphonia

Malva is good for smoothing the mucous membranes

of the respiratory system and is usually taken in infusion

It is usually used to treat cough,

cold, chest pain, aphonia and hoarseness

Echinacea is considered one of the best

natural antibiotics,

this is due to its ability to stimulate the immune system

producing more white blood cells

Echinacea supplements are usually taken

when we start feeling sick,

being more effective than infusion

It is used against flu, colds, throat problems and bronchitis

Salvia has antiseptic and antibiotic properties

and is used by women to regulate hormonal changes

Reduces menstruation pain and helps

with hot flashes of menopause

It is also antipyretic and is used in lung conditions,

colds and coughs and is usually taken as infusion

Water with lemon and bicarbonate is often used

when we have flu, colds or pharyngitis

gargling to expel pus faster

Be careful not to swallow the water because you could also swallow the pus

Nose washes with saline water are often used

to expel the mucus produced by colds,

flu, etc.

One nostril is washed at a time, tilting

the head to the opposite side of the nostril

that we are going to wash, for example, if we are going to wash

the right nostril, we tilt the head towards the left

Drink plenty of fluids, especially water,

when we are sick our body tends to become dehydrated,

so it is very important to stay hydrated

Steaming for 10 minutes, for this

take a bowl with hot water with chamomile,

thyme or the herb or mixture of herbs that

suits you better

Set a timer and place your head over

the bowl, being careful not to burn yourself

but don't let it cool

Cover your head and the bowl with a large towel

and inhale through the nose and mouth

Apart from expelling the mucus from the nose,

it helps the membrane of the vocal cords

and relieves the hoarseness

Do not speak for 30 minutes after the fumes,

and then do not clear your throat even if your voice sounds strange,

your strings will clean on its own when they are ready

Do not do it in the 4 hours before a concert

to avoid excess of mucus on the strings

Sleeping and resting helps regenerate our body,

our vocal cords need time to recover from irritation,

especially if we have to sing while we are sick

I hope that you like this video, that you find it useful and I'll see you in the next video

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Fukushima today. Life after the nuclear disaster and tsunami - Duration: 11:17.

"The more the water, the higher the boat"

When meeting calamities or difficult situations it is not enough to simply say that one is not at all flustered

When meeting difficult situations

one should dash forward bravely and with joy

It is the crossing of a single barrier and is like the saying

"the more the water, the higher the boat".

from Hagakure

by Yamamoto Tsunemoto

That day I was out and was going back home

I was working here when it happened

I had a work meeting

I was at the second floor of the factory, just above here

11 March 2011 Japan, east coast

The Tōhoku earthquake hits at 14:46

Its magnitude is of 9.1

It causes aftershocks that are still being felt to this day

After an hour the first wave of the tsunami hits

Maximum height reached: 40.5 metres

561 kilometres of land are inundated

15,891 people are killed

2,584 are still missing

12 March, 05:00

A nuclear emergency is declared at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant

3 explosions and the melting of the cores of 3 out of 6 reactors follow

The disaster is rated 7 on the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale, the highest possible level

We visited Fukushima Prefecture six years from the disaster. To talk to those who came back and those who never left. These are their stories.

Kazue Morizono – Activist

I was with my husband

in that moment he couldn't move

Shigeru Yamasawa – Owner of Urashima Sushi

We all came out onto the square in front of the restaurant

the houses around us had all collapsed

At first it didn't seem like we needed to escape

but after the explosion

even the police started running away

Every day there were new tremors

and I was very worried

I didn't know when the next tremor would come

and I always kept myself ready to leave, at any moment

Even after we heard about the nuclear disaster

we didn't know what the problem was

no one thought they had to leave

Only after the police told us how dangerous it was

did we understand the gravity of what had happened

but we still thought we'd be able to come back

after three or four days

Fukushima seems like any other place, now

but the consequences of the disaster are still vivid in the memories of those who experienced it.

There was no immediate health alarm

so I would go out to collect water every day

The sixth day I went and was told that

the water was contaminated with iodine

so I couldn't get any

Tatsuhiro and Miwako Ono – Rice farmers

The problems emerged later

as we didn't know whether we could continue working the fields

Shigeru Ide – Chef at Soba Shubo Tenzan

The other big problem

was that there was no one left to continue working

I was on my own, it was hard

Nario Kadono – President Fukushima SOSO Reconstruction Corporation

Some would like to come back to Fukushima

but most people who lived here won't

Our company has a 76-year history

and before the shinsai we'd never run at a loss

[Shinsai means earthquake disaster. From shin, earthquake and sai, disaster]

I knew something was wrong

I think it was the 15th of March

I saw the sleet in my garden and thought

"now Kooriyama, my city, is finished"

The 28th of April suddenly I felt ill

my nose was bleeding, my head and eyes hurt, I felt fatigued, I had bruises all over my body

in a moment, everything became worse

Life changed drastically

until then not a day had gone by without there being work to do

before, we would take no more than a week's holiday in a year

Then I had to stop for 5 years

People are working hard to build something new out of the ashes of the disaster

with dignity, determination and ingenuity

Yuko Hirohata – Founder of the Odaka Platform newspaper

It's wrong to speak of people who come back home or move back

to everyone this means starting from scratch

so who moves here doesn't "return"

but comes because they've chosen to live in this city

Why is it that whilst radiation continues to be released

whilst we inhabitants continue to suffer

someone wants to start producing nuclear power again

Kiyoshige Sugiuchi – President Canola Flower Project

After the shinsai the entire area became radioactive

so everything that I'd cultivated up to then

couldn't be sold

but I reasoned that I couldn't let these fields go to ruin

so I started growing canola

Canola absorbs a lot from the soil

including radioactive molecules

so the first advantage is that the soil is cleaned out

also, when canola is made into oil

it loses traces of caesium

Shiitake mushrooms absorb caesium directly from trees

so we couldn't continue growing them

we decided to try with rice instead

Here there are valleys and hills

so it's hard to practice intensive agriculture

there are many small-scale farmers

and I saw the opportunity of working together

to practice subsistence organic agriculture

small in scale but high in quality

We don't use GMOs, chemical fertilisers or pesticides

in the fields

we follow the soil's natural cycle

which influences the impact that today's farming

will have on tomorrow's

After the accident

the market for buckwheat was at a low

and it was impossible to work here in Kawauchimura

so we thought

how we could make the most out of this grain

creating two types of beer

in one we put buckwheat flour directly into the bottle

for a second fermentation

which makes it tasty and aromatic

Masatoshi Muto – Secretary General of agricultural support NGO Yuukino Sato Towa

We gave farmers a set of guidelines

first, check the soil's values

second, half the use of pesticides

third, half the use of fertilisers too

fourth, make products traceable

fifth, cut nitrogen use

sixth, check radioactivity levels

People have said to me:

"Now Fukushima has a bad reputation

but in a few years' time there will be the Tokyo Olympics

and in 50 or 70 years thanks to our efforts

the infamous Fukushima will have another reputation

and will become famous for being the city of hope"

There are still some steps to take towards safety

but if this is the direction everyone has chosen

I think Fukushima will go back

to being the brilliant and prosperous region it was

before the shinsai

I don't know if all the people who left will come back

but if we're brave we'll pick ourselves up again

from now on, helping each other as we've always done

if there's trust and people support each other

I'll be here to serve even a single customer

In our collective imagination

Fukushima is synonymous with tragedy

but for its inhabitants

it must withhold the promise of a better future

because beyond anger and fear, there are people

brave individuals, families and communities

who have planted the seed of renewal

so that Fukushima continues to be their home

where they can blossom and flourish

a home to be proud of.

As they begin to rise again Chrysanthemums faintly smell, After the flooding rain

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1001Birre 🍺 - Oppigårds Bryggeri - Duration: 8:37.

My name is Björn Falkeström

I brewed my first beer in 1985

I found my mothers old canning equipment that was stored away under the stairs

I put it on the stove and mixed malt and water

But twelve years passed until we started construction on this brewery that's called Oppigårds Brewery

Here's where we brew

Almost all the malts we use are Swedish malts, grown and processed in Sweden.

Here is the mash tun where we mix the malts with water

Later, in the boil, we add the hops

Right now we're boiling about 4000 litres (≈1 050 gallons) wort...

...which variety is it... "Indian Tribute" probably!

Here we can see how strong the wort is

It's 1.056 Oechsle

Water has a specific gravity of 1.000 Oechsle and wort is heavier than water

Since it's 1.056 it seems that it's not "Indian Tribute" after all but "Amarillo"

Because, Amarillo should be 1.059 after boil

So... now I think you've learnt all there is to know about this

History

My mother recived this from the govenor of Dalecarlia.

They had concluded that the homestead Oppigårds,

had been in the family since the early 18th century

And now there's a brewery!

I was born here, in Ingvallsbenning

I played in this filed as a child

When I was four years old the closed down the main workplaces around here

Thurbo sulphite factory and Thurbo sawmill