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cooperatives offer huge benefits to communities not least because they are

really putting people at the heart of decisions that are being made so

cooperatives can really drive innovation now I think that's important because

when people have a real stake and a real say in what's going on they can really

change the dynamics and look for real solutions to the problems that people

are facing

in my role as Minister for Housing and Regeneration I've really

seen how cooperatives are different to other organizations we're supporting a

number of cooperative models of housing in Wales and we see that that what we're

creating isn't just homes but communities as well there's a lot of

extra work a lot of heavy lifting at the start but we know that the results

certainly do warrant it and the benefits are huge for those communities

I also think that cooperatives can help us with some of the challenges that

we're facing for example in the leasehold sector in Wales lots of people

feel that they're being treated unfairly and that they have poor terms and

conditions but I think leasehold could perhaps benefit from a cooperative

approach in the future in terms of giving people a greater say in the

management and the running of their homes and their communities

I think Wales can learn to be really imaginative and think very broadly in

terms of the areas that can benefit from cooperative models so in the Basque

Country you have industry knowledge distribution all benefiting from

cooperative approaches and so that's something that we can certainly consider

here in Wales we could also consider how we can compete on a global scale because

the co-operative models in the Basque Country really do work on that global

scale and especially in niche markets and Wales is very very good as well at

targeting and developing in those niche markets so I think there are lots of

things in common and lots that we can learn from each other

For more infomation >> Rebecca Evans AC/AM: Ai Cwmnïau Cydweithredol yw'r Dyfodol? | Are Co-operatives the Future? - Duration: 2:18.

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Isuzu Bellett GT-R - Duration: 2:02.

The GT-R, more specifically GT Type-R (for "racing"), was a racing version of the GT, also available to individual customers.

First presented in September 1969, the GT-R featured a 1.6 L DOHC engine from the 117 Coupé, power brakes and numerous other modifications.

Available only with two-door notchback coupé bodywork It was visually different from other Belletts primarily by a specific paint scheme, which included a completely black hood.

The GT-R achieved many successes in racing, and has gained its own fan community.

Only about 1,400 GT-Rs were manufactured.

In 2006, readers of Japanese collector car magazine Nostalgic Hero ranked the Bellett GT-R 10th in a list of the 50 greatest Japanese cars.

Results were published in issue 116 (August 2006) as well as a Nostalgic Hero Extra Edition (Geibun Mooks No. 555) published April 20, 2007.

The 1969 Bellett GT-R is a playable car in the Polyphony Digital video game Gran Turismo 4 for the PlayStation 2, and also in Gran Turismo 5 and Gran Turismo 6 for the PlayStation 3.

For more infomation >> Isuzu Bellett GT-R - Duration: 2:02.

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Volvo V70 2.5T R-Design Automaat/Navi/Leer/Xenon/Cruise/PDC/Stoelverwarming - Duration: 1:08.

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Volvo V90 T5 250pk AUT(8) R-Design Compleet! - Duration: 1:11.

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Evangelio de hoy, Lunes 26 de Noviembre del 2018 - Duration: 3:21.

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GFX stories with Rızacan Kumaş | FUJIFILM - Duration: 2:42.

The road never ends.

It shapes today's lifestyle by bringing different cultures together.

Since I hit the road, people have always been the main subject of my projects.

I aim to reflect people's daily lives with my photographs

and to have some perspective and understanding of their culture, I have to become one of them.

Whenever I travel to experience other cultures, I find that some things immediately start to change inside of me.

A high-dynamic-range camera is essential for working outdoors.

One of the hardest regions in which to take photographs is Asia

due to its characteristics of light and sudden climate changes.

In the 17 countries I have experienced, the GFX has never let me down;

despite the harsh light in India, taking portraits was easy.

Because I mostly take pictures with a wide angle lens

the GFX and 23mm are an inseparable combination.

In the past, medium format cameras were only used in camera studios

due to their weights and slow shutter speed

but now it is possible to shoot outdoors with GFX - even while travelling abroad.

Due to its large sensor, the details are perfect.

The impossible is now possible, thanks to its high-quality RAW files.

With all these high-quality properties, I have a travelling companion and 200 more countries to cross..

For more infomation >> GFX stories with Rızacan Kumaş | FUJIFILM - Duration: 2:42.

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노정렬, 행정고시 얼떨결에 합격...1년 반만에 공무원 됐다 - Duration: 1:44.

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为什么: 金钟视后李丽凤67岁骤然与世长辞，何润东闻讯十分惊讶?...事实暴露了！ - Duration: 8:16.

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知識０でもわかる！インデックスファンドについて！【日経225】日経225 初心者　資産運用に役に立つ！ - Duration: 4:49.

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Elia Fongaro si rifiuta di parlare di Jane e la D'Urso si irrita | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:46.

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Lutto nel mondo del cinema italiano: è morto a 77 anni e dopo una lunga malattia il regista Bernardo - Duration: 3:58.

     È morto Bernardo Bertolucci. Il regista, che era una vera e propria leggenda del cinema italiano, si è spento a 77 anni

Autore di tantissimi film di grande successo, alcuni dei quali suscitarono grandi dibattiti e molte polemiche, è stato premiato nel 2007 con il Leone d'oro alla Carriera alla Mostra internazionale del cinema di Venezia

Bernardo Bertolucci ricevette lo stesso riconoscimento nel 2011 con la Palma d'Oro onoraria al di Cannes

Non solo: nel 1988 vinse l'Oscar come miglior regista per L'ultimo imperatore, pellicola che gli valse una seconda statuetta per la migliore sceneggiatura non originale

Bernardo Bertolucci, in queste avventure e capovolgimenti era sempre lì, da protagonista o da testimone del secolo

Così italiano e così internazionale.  Sofisticato, nazional-popolare, letterario e visuale, Bernardo Bertolucci era figlio del poeta Attilio Bertolucci, amico di Pier Paolo Pasolini, amato da Moravia, vicino a Elsa Morante, a Cesare Garboli, a Enzo Siciliano, a Dacia Maraini, che vinse a vent'anni il Premio Viareggio per la poesia con Il cerca del mistero

Continua a leggere dopo la foto    È da suo padre che Bernardo Bertolucci eredita la passione per la letteratura, l'arte, il melodramma, l'amore, la tendenza postmoderna a costruire con materiali preesistenti – quelli che, direbbe Violeta Parra, formano il suo canto

Tra i registi italiani più rappresentativi e conosciuti a livello internazionaleha diretto film di successo come "Il conformista", "Ultimo tango a Parigi", "Il tè nel deserto", "Novecento", "The Dreamers" e "L'ultimo imperatore"

Continua a leggere dopo la foto    Al momento rimane l'unico no ad aver vinto un Oscar per la regia, considerando che Frank Capra, anche egli vincitore all'Oscar al miglior regista, era italiano ma naturalizzato poi statunitense

Bertolucci, che era malato da tempo, era anche Grand'Ufficiale dell'Ordine al merito della Repubblica italiana e Medaglia d'oro per i benemeriti della cultura e dell'arte

Il primo vero grande successo arriva nel 1972 con Ultimo tango a Parigi per la scena in cui Marlon Brando usa il burro per favorire una penetrazione anale in Maria Schneider

Continua a leggere dopo la foto       "Ho imparato ad accettare questa mia nuova condizione

Da allora è diventato tutto più facile. E ho ripreso a fare film. E ho capito che fare film è la sola terapia", aveva detto dopo che la sua salute aveva iniziato a incrinarsi

Per lui la vera vita era il cinema, vita che ha portato avanti fino all'ultimo. Inutile dire quanto il nostro paese sentirà la sua mancanza

Addio, maestro.  Dietro le quinte del potere

For more infomation >> Lutto nel mondo del cinema italiano: è morto a 77 anni e dopo una lunga malattia il regista Bernardo - Duration: 3:58.

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Cochilo Para os Maiores Benefícios do Cérebro! - Duration: 3:50.

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Citroën DS3 1.6 E-HDI BUSINESS | Climate control | Navigatie | Leer | - Duration: 0:54.

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Laser e peluria chiara: vero e falso sui trattamenti - Duration: 0:48.

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3. Liga: Uerdingen siegt souverän gegen Aalen - Duration: 6:18.

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SITO WEB PER L'ARTE / Fonte di informazioni / Andrea Concas / ArteConcas - Duration: 5:41.

The website: today an essential virtual art gallery.

Today, not having an online presence for the art world

it is almost like not existing.

Let's find out why the website is still important

and how it is essential

for an artist, a gallerist or a industry player.

Although today we think that social media

networks can cover the lack

of a website, it is not actual like this,

because having stable presence

of your website

improves all those conditions of SEO,

namely Search Engine Optimization and

furthermore it allows a consistency over time.

That means that social media could

be outdated, which means

no longer be used, acquired

updated or simply become out of fashion.

We can mention many cases,

like the ICQ, IRC or also to

the great MySpace, it had

accounts with millions of fans and

today many of us don't even know what that is.

We can also mention Facebook,

in this moment in constant free fall,

where the bigger influencers,

the greatest artists have left

choosing instagram,

and then we understand how the website becomes

a certainty, a showcase an actual

virtual gallery to promote

their activities without suffering

possible fluctuations in the social network

market and in the communication one.

The website remains and represents your

professionalism, your art and it leaves

a stable track to be able anyway

to tell the world that you exist

and that you are important.

If we think about artists

then we can evaluate the website during the

life course: in the emerging phase it

allows you to declare that you exist, that

you are professionals, where you can

present your art and have

so a business card.

In the building phase

you can then show the contacts

so where someone can buy your

arte or communicate your exhibitions

or collaborations with galleries all over

the world and finally in the phase of

establishment phase or even post

death the artist's website becomes then

the archive website, we can think about

important artists like Daniel Buren or

Tony Cragg which websites become

actual online archives,

reference point for collectors, auction

houses or even gallerists who want

get information about their artworks

and they can somehow

carry out an initial verification of the work to

buy or to propose.

We must however keep in mind

some features when we buy our domain.

If we think of an artist, the first

key point to consider is the domain

that is, the choice of the name of the url,

the website that the people is gonna type

to be able to browse, then we think about the name

of the artist could be the definitely

best choice, be that dot it

or dot com, you can choose

what you like best,

obviously we favor lT if we are in

italy, the .com as general

commercial but then we can

choose also other profiles.

There are also .art profiles

.gallery, . name etc

but surely even today the most

simple are the best solution.

Regarding the artists we think

then about a section dedicated to a

statement ie a clear text and

concise in which one speaks of his

art, a part dedicated to the portfolio

ie an image gallery divided

by content, technique, years,

type of art proposed in which the

visitor can start a proper

artistic experience, that is, to be able to

view your art, take a trip

between your works and maybe

choose what to buy.

Obviously we will provide an "About" page

where we will insert our Bio, our

curriculum, a brief summary

where we are going to tell our

experiences, the exhibitions, the

collaborations with the galleries

everything that can reinforce our

role as an artist and finally the

contacts where it is possible to get in

contact with you then the

phone number, a mail address or a form

to send an email online automatically.

This is to create a connection

with your users and give the opportunity

to be contacted for those who want to

buy an artwork, to start a

collaboration or for any other reason.

Also the art galleries

obviously they prefer the website

and they use it to build

actual sales experiences by creating

of areas dedicated to the press,

reserved for the preview or to have the

possibility to choose their own

artworks and save them in a wishlist.

We can think of Gagosian,

Massimo De Carlo, Hauser & Wirth which

they were among the first to adopt

strategies of this kind or also

big names like the David Zwirner gallery

which opens a selection

dedicated to the sale of the works in which

it is possible to buy art works,

edited by the influencer Elena Soboleva

and therefore offers the possibility for

new collectors 3.0 often young

to even be able to buy artworks online.

Obviously for the affordable art this is already normal,

it is a typical custom: there are a lots of websites

where you can buy limited edition

prints, we can think of Art Backers,

which average price on average

does not exceed 500 euros

and then it completely changes the sale

experience and therefore becomes faster

and quicker the chance to buy and

receive a limited edition.

But also the big collectors

are not for less, allowing, thanks to

their websites

to view their own collection.

We can mention, in Italy, the best practices like

Giuseppe Iannaccone or the Maramotti Collection.

Among the first ones in

Italy to open their own collection

to a broad online audience.

The website therefore allows you to

to tell your art, or your

profession in the art world or

your collection to a broad audience

allows you to do it in the better way

with graphics and with strategies

more suitable to communicating your activity.

A big opportunity that

remains stable over time and that you can

manage and above all exploit in order to

create new opportunities and reach

more and more people.

And you, are you ready to

create a website for your art?

For more infomation >> SITO WEB PER L'ARTE / Fonte di informazioni / Andrea Concas / ArteConcas - Duration: 5:41.

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Digital audit - Duration: 2:56.

Hi I'm Gemma and I'm Morag, and we're here today to tell you a little bit more

about what we at Audit Scotland have been doing about the use of technology in the

Scottish public sector. Digital is a fundamental part of our everyday lives,

and it offers the ability to really transform how public services are

delivered, to redesign services to make them more efficient and effective and to

deliver better outcomes for the citizens of Scotland. There are now some really

great examples of how digital has transformed services. At UK level you can

now renew your passport by taking your own photograph, applying online and

waiting for the text message to tell you when that passport is going to hit the

door mat. People living in remote areas of Scotland can now have an online video

conference consultation with their GP when physical access to the surgery

might be more difficult. The Scottish public sector spends at least 800

million pounds every year with digital technology companies and it's our job

at Audit Scotland to make sure that we get the best value for that money. We've been

looking at digital programmes across the public sector for a number of years now

and what we've found is that these organisations are facing the same

challenges and difficulties. That's why in 2017 we decided to bring out

our digital principles which was looking at common themes that organisations are

facing and we didn't just look at the Scottish public sector we also looked

across the world as well for examples. We came up with five key principles that

organisations should should think about when they're undertaking digital

programmes. These include the importance of planning and making sure you

understand what they're trying to do; also the importance of having the right

decision-making processes in place, and also the importance of strategic

oversight and recognising the role that the Scottish Government has to play in

this. We're planning a series of focussed audits looking at how digital

technology is used across the Scottish public sector. We're working on an audit

which will publish in summer 2019 looking at how the Scottish Government

is showing leadership in enabling digital technology across the public

sector. We last looked at what the Scottish Government was doing around

digital technology back in 2015 where we reported on the new assurance

arrangements that they were putting in place to give them better oversight and

control over digital programmes across central government, and we also reported

on how they were starting to create a pool of expertise and specialist skills

within the Scottish Government that other smaller bodies who don't have

those skills in-house could get access to, to help them with their digital

programmes. We're really interested to go back and see how effective these

programmes have been and to see what other initiatives the Scottish

Government are showing leadership on for the rest of the public sector.

Digital is a fundamental part of how organisations operate now so we will be

looking at digital through our work programme. This includes through our

local audit work and also other reports, for example our health and social care

integration report and our overview reports. We've got our digital e-hub where

you can find out more information. We'll be back in the future to share more with you then.

For more infomation >> Digital audit - Duration: 2:56.

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Stretching in 3 Minutes: Neck Pain | Saúde Minuto | - Duration: 5:23.

I did not imagine that so many people had neck problems.

That video I did, talking about the upper thoracic kyphosis, which is the

chubby that a lot of people have here in this region between the neck and

back, would have so many views. It is one of the most

accessed, people are grateful for explanations, but mainly

have doubts about the exercises, what they can do or not, and

what else can they do. And thinking about it I decided to create another video,

the series stretching in three minutes, speaking especially about the neck.

For those who do not know, in this series stretching in three minutes, I present

some exercises, mainly stretches and mobilizations that you

you can apply in your day to day problems.

These are easy and quick exercises, and as the name says, just take about three minutes.

So you can apply in your routine, without taking much of your time.

So if you suffer with neck pain, had muscular tension in this region,

has an foward head, goes through many hours in front of the computer or

using the cell phone, if you suffer with torticollis often,

Today's video is for you.

Important advise, if you are not yet subscribed, click here in the subscribe button,

so you do not have the risk of forgetting after

begin the exercises

If you have that chubby one that I I commented at the beginning of the video, this one is

special for you. If you have torticollis or are

whit one now, this one is even better. And to subscribe, if you have not yet

subscribed, just click here.

Thank you so much, see you next week and bye bye!

For more infomation >> Stretching in 3 Minutes: Neck Pain | Saúde Minuto | - Duration: 5:23.

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看圖猜成語 這樣學成語超快的啦！～最後一題洋洋不會，大家幫忙想一下！ [YYTV/ 許洋洋愛唱歌] - Duration: 11:14.

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L'Histoire des banques - UPH #14 - Duration: 18:30.

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P'ZEE - "บ่ได้แคร์" ft. นุ่นธิดาพร สายรักษ์ • Official M/V - Duration: 3:47.

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Why I came to Damanhur: Antilope Verbena - Duration: 3:06.

[Antilope] Damanhur is not just a point of arrival,

it is when you meet Damanhur, but it is above all a point of

departure of expression of oneself, of self development.

I am Antilope Verbena and I live in Damanhur for 34 years.

I arrived very young here in Damanhur,

I was 21 years old.

I arrived through Pranotherapy.

In the sense that I had a pathology not very serious

but quite annoying,

that was a tendonitis.

It was resistant to any type of therapy.

I had done everything, also because I worked in the hospital

as a nurse so I had constantly

the possibility of having cortisone treatments

with lidocaine to be able to do the hours of my shifts.

There was nothing that worked, I could not walk anymore.

They told me about a possibility of doing pranotherapy.

And skeptical as I was at that moment, I said sure,

where medicine like cortisone,

did not work, pranotherapy will?

Anyhow, meanwhile, a voice deep inside me

told me, try it. What does it cost you? Try it, maybe it will work.

And so I went for the first time to do pranotherapy

in one of Damanhur's pranotherapy studio.

I did not know anything about Damanhur, I only knew it was

a pranotherapy studio and I met then for

the first time this kind of very soft approach,

so sunny,

so pleasant.

With fantastic people

that I felt really out of the ordinary,

from the normality that I knew with everything

more frenetic, much more heavily into the matter.

Incredibly, after a Pranotherapy session

I did no longer felt any pain in the tendons.

It's been 34 years since.

I have not had this problem anymore.

And in this way I came into contact

with Damanhur.

And discovered this reality for the first time.

When I was more or less 14 years

I developed a whole series of paranormal phenomena.

Very unpleasant as opposed to what

people can think, a lot of people would like

to have paranormal experiences.

And what really struck me then

in the first approaches with these people of the center

it was that for the first time I found it

a solar approach to this theme.

Someone explained to me that it was part of the

potential of the human being.

That it was only cultural that people think

it was something strange.

Each of us really has lots of potentials

inside you and you can take your life into your own hands

and can decide how to live it,

where to direct it to.

So for me Damanhur was also at the beginning

right at the beginning, if I have to go back to 34 years ago ...

an answer to the profound questions

that I had inside of me that were also

objective, that moved energies inside me,

that I was not able to control.

I believe Damanhur is the place where

everyone can realize their dreams.

Whatever their dreams are,

naturally on an evolutionary growth plan,

of self realization.

Above all of their souls spiritual parts.

For more infomation >> Why I came to Damanhur: Antilope Verbena - Duration: 3:06.

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Yoga bracelets - Duration: 3:21.

I do not understand much about yoga and jewelry, but these bracelets, called differently - yoga bracelets, meditation bracelets or simply gemstone bracelets (in English - gemstone bracelets) - are very good at Etsy. And this is understandable. In the world, millions of people are addicted to yoga. Many people think that natural stones are This affects the person (give him energy or protect). Why not come up with a handy piece of useful gems and sell it under the sauce of yoga and energy? A few years ago, similar bracelets in the West did not look for (there were some bursts of interest, but then they faded out). And today there is a certain demand for them, which is constantly growing. Therefore, for the first year of selling their bracelets, two Ukrainian needleworkers from Odessa managed to sell more than 3,000 pieces (through their etsy.com/shop/StreamEnergy store). They sell these simple bracelets, which are made very simply (special beads are strung on a string). Any person (even a child) will cope with such work. Where to get these beads? They are on Aliexpress. I estimated the cost price of the bracelet shown in the first picture - it consists of 15 tiger eye beads and 7 malachite beads with diameters of 8 mm. If you focus on prices from Chinese suppliers from Aliexpress, the cost of such a bracelet will be about 230 rubles. And Ukrainian craftsmen sell it for $ 17.5 - that's about 1000 rubles. Roughly speaking, with one bracelet you can earn a net 700 rubles. And theoretically it can be assumed that the Ukrainian craftsmen have already earned 700x3000 = 2,100,000 rubles (two million one hundred thousand rubles). You can do the same. P.P.S. The store described in the article closed unexpectedly (hopefully not forever). But you can see similar bracelets in another Ukrainian store - etsy.com/shop/JaneRJewelry - he also has more than 3 thousand sales.

For more infomation >> Yoga bracelets - Duration: 3:21.

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Nonstop Bay 2019 - ĐỘNG THĂNG THIÊN - Nhạc DJ Cực Mạnh 2019 - Duration: 1:21:51.

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O que EU posso te ensinar sobre GRÁFICAS de propaganda em SACO DE PÃO - Duration: 5:18.

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U&D spoiler trono over: Gemma lascia Paolo, Barbara smentisce i baci con Alessio | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:43.

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Philip Low: Artificial Intelligence, Consciousness and Veganism - Duration: 8:17.

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Korean North-South Railway Blue Light is a dark cloud of US-Korea-US-North relations. - Duration: 6:22.

The South Korean Railway Blue Light of Korea is also full of anxiety. The dark clouds of US - ROK and the US - North relationship. (Translated by google.com)

It seems that this project will accelerate as the United Nations and the United States recognize the North-South railway road consolidation project out of sanctions.

However, there is still unsteady air between the United States and South Korea, the United States and North Korea.

North Korea argues in the Labor newspaper that "even if the nuclear issue is resolved, it will subsequently take up the issue of human rights and subdue it."

Even if the adjustment of the nuclear issue is over, it is speculation that it will not withdraw the sanctionation by bringing out human rights problems.

The North Korean human rights resolution was adopted at the United Nations on 15th the other day, but we condemned this as "a ridiculous clown drama in the US".

North Korea is worried about whether to overthrow the Kim Hyeonghae regime with human rights issues in mind.

North Korea is also subject to condemnation by the Korean government that approved this vote.

It turned out that the United States had distrust of the movement of the Korean government hurried to declare the end of the war within the year.

He also complained that there was not enough consultation beforehand about the inter-Korean military agreement.

A working group of the United States-South Korea was established in connection with the connection of the North-South Railway Road, which can be seen as a sign of distrust of the US against Korea.

South Korea 's behavior is pointed out in a report that there is an intention to destroy US diplomatic cards, indicating unstable relations between the two countries.

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Korean reaction

How many people have human rights in North Korea? Does anyone enjoy freedom and human rights within North Korea except Kim's family?

A one-sided inter-Korean military agreement by beautifying the Kim Jong-en administration and mocking the people with peaceful operations.

And the United Nations and the United States cold sanctions against North Korea - And Korea that is exposed to water is lamentable.

Human rights attorney Watanabe Tiger can not give a voice to North Korean human rights.

As long as Kim Jong-ha does not recognize human rights issues, the relationship between the two Koreas is far far away.

Has the end of the year end declaration already been there? Withdrawing the GP to help the invasion to the south of North Korea and leaving the way a dialogue with such a thing.

Normal diplomacy with the one-person dictatorship is impossible.

Kim Jong-in is a pacifist and a government brainwashing brainwater brain education aid teacher.

He is the one who saw this broadcast directly, but it has publicly praised North Korea already. The reality is painful.

Why will the leftist administration give the Korean taxation tax if North Korea should be released as it is supposed to collapse automatically?

Government that Korea - US cooperation has repeatedly continued as long as there is no problem. I have deceived the people and the opposition party with a blatant lie.

Korean diplomacy with Japan seems to be the worst. Satan's left wing. The crisis in the Republic of Korea.

The US has withdrawn the support of the regime where anti-US happened before.

Government who shouted a strong Korea-US alliance. But the reality is on the verge of being a secondary boycott.

Does the US know Cheong Wa Dae and Kim Jong Il's tiny workmanship? The United States pretends to be unaware of knowing by searching for the way to match the utmost national interest.

The working group is a symbol of the distrust of the US against Korea, which insists that the government is helping with the United States and South Korea. You can know their cunningness here.

Is Cheong Wa Dae aware of such concerns and is not it a good thing?

Korea and the United States are not in the same country and cracks only exist, so I think the key is how much to recognize and respond.

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The idea of ​​Japanese editors

It is no surprise that the United States and the United Nations recognized the consolidation of railway roads in North and South Korea. It was rather that only the United States canceled the brakes.

Still surprising that the US relaxes the brakes here. Although the US-North Korea relationship is rigid ...

Originally this survey project was supposed to have been held in August, but it is only that it was postponed due to a procedure mistake by the Korean side.

North and South will accelerate this survey project and are planning to realize the start ceremony of the year.

It is a relationship between the United States of America and the United States and South Korea like the articles in the article that seems uneasy in such a situation.

Regarding human rights issues every year North Korea responded to a resolution in the United Nations that is regularly being held at this time, and the US did not set up anything again.

By doing so, we would like to emphasize that the denuclearization and the cancellation of economic sanctions are set to the last.

It seems that high-level talks will be restarted from now on, but big question remains as to whether or not it will succeed.

In the United States and South Korea, the United States who hurt his head selfish self-running in Korea came out to limit the behavior in the form of a working group.

Korea would not mind if the railroad road project could be extended in exchange for such things.

If it is possible to proceed with the business if it is watched by the US, that is fine. This step will lead to resumption of tour of Mt. Geumgang and restart of the operation of Gaesong Industrial Park.

There are many uncertainties and there are no prospects for the future, but it seems that it was a big step for the Korean government as a preliminary route was given.

I have sacrificed China-Korea relations and Japan-Korea relations for this first step ....

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Restaurante La Pilastra del Torero. Ronda, Málaga - Duration: 1:25.

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Rebecca Evans AC/AM: Ai Cwmnïau Cydweithredol yw'r Dyfodol? | Are Co-operatives the Future? - Duration: 2:18.

cooperatives offer huge benefits to communities not least because they are

really putting people at the heart of decisions that are being made so

cooperatives can really drive innovation now I think that's important because

when people have a real stake and a real say in what's going on they can really

change the dynamics and look for real solutions to the problems that people

are facing

in my role as Minister for Housing and Regeneration I've really

seen how cooperatives are different to other organizations we're supporting a

number of cooperative models of housing in Wales and we see that that what we're

creating isn't just homes but communities as well there's a lot of

extra work a lot of heavy lifting at the start but we know that the results

certainly do warrant it and the benefits are huge for those communities

I also think that cooperatives can help us with some of the challenges that

we're facing for example in the leasehold sector in Wales lots of people

feel that they're being treated unfairly and that they have poor terms and

conditions but I think leasehold could perhaps benefit from a cooperative

approach in the future in terms of giving people a greater say in the

management and the running of their homes and their communities

I think Wales can learn to be really imaginative and think very broadly in

terms of the areas that can benefit from cooperative models so in the Basque

Country you have industry knowledge distribution all benefiting from

cooperative approaches and so that's something that we can certainly consider

here in Wales we could also consider how we can compete on a global scale because

the co-operative models in the Basque Country really do work on that global

scale and especially in niche markets and Wales is very very good as well at

targeting and developing in those niche markets so I think there are lots of

things in common and lots that we can learn from each other

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Isuzu Bellett GT-R - Duration: 2:02.

The GT-R, more specifically GT Type-R (for "racing"), was a racing version of the GT, also available to individual customers.

First presented in September 1969, the GT-R featured a 1.6 L DOHC engine from the 117 Coupé, power brakes and numerous other modifications.

Available only with two-door notchback coupé bodywork It was visually different from other Belletts primarily by a specific paint scheme, which included a completely black hood.

The GT-R achieved many successes in racing, and has gained its own fan community.

Only about 1,400 GT-Rs were manufactured.

In 2006, readers of Japanese collector car magazine Nostalgic Hero ranked the Bellett GT-R 10th in a list of the 50 greatest Japanese cars.

Results were published in issue 116 (August 2006) as well as a Nostalgic Hero Extra Edition (Geibun Mooks No. 555) published April 20, 2007.

The 1969 Bellett GT-R is a playable car in the Polyphony Digital video game Gran Turismo 4 for the PlayStation 2, and also in Gran Turismo 5 and Gran Turismo 6 for the PlayStation 3.

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Volvo V90 T5 250pk AUT(8) R-Design Compleet! - Duration: 1:11.

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GFX stories with Rızacan Kumaş | FUJIFILM - Duration: 2:42.

The road never ends.

It shapes today's lifestyle by bringing different cultures together.

Since I hit the road, people have always been the main subject of my projects.

I aim to reflect people's daily lives with my photographs

and to have some perspective and understanding of their culture, I have to become one of them.

Whenever I travel to experience other cultures, I find that some things immediately start to change inside of me.

A high-dynamic-range camera is essential for working outdoors.

One of the hardest regions in which to take photographs is Asia

due to its characteristics of light and sudden climate changes.

In the 17 countries I have experienced, the GFX has never let me down;

despite the harsh light in India, taking portraits was easy.

Because I mostly take pictures with a wide angle lens

the GFX and 23mm are an inseparable combination.

In the past, medium format cameras were only used in camera studios

due to their weights and slow shutter speed

but now it is possible to shoot outdoors with GFX - even while travelling abroad.

Due to its large sensor, the details are perfect.

The impossible is now possible, thanks to its high-quality RAW files.

With all these high-quality properties, I have a travelling companion and 200 more countries to cross..

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노정렬, 행정고시 얼떨결에 합격...1년 반만에 공무원 됐다 - Duration: 1:44.

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为什么: 金钟视后李丽凤67岁骤然与世长辞，何润东闻讯十分惊讶?...事实暴露了！ - Duration: 8:16.

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知識０でもわかる！インデックスファンドについて！【日経225】日経225 初心者　資産運用に役に立つ！ - Duration: 4:49.

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Around The World in 40 Hours - The Maldives Part I - Life and Times of the Lorimers

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Volvo V70 2.5T R-Design Automaat/Navi/Leer/Xenon/Cruise/PDC/Stoelverwarming - Duration: 1:08.

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Lewis Hamilton & Sebastian Vettel Swap F1 Helmets! - Duration: 0:51.

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'산 채'로 끓는 물에 들어갈 위기에 처했다가 극적 '구조'된 강아지 26마리 - Duration: 2:48.

잡*아먹힐 위기에 처해졌던 강아지 26마리가 경찰과 동물권리운동가들에게 극적으로 구출됐다.

지난 22일(현지 시간) 영국 일간 데일리메일은 인도 북동부의 한 마을에서 동물운동가와 경찰이 총 26마리의 강아지를 산 채로 끓여*질 위기에서 구하고 개고*기 유통 업자를 붙잡았다고 보도했다.

늦은 밤, 평소 동물을 좋아하던 카츠리 다스(Kasturi Das)는 우연히 어느 차에 여러 마리의 강아지가 실려 있는 것을 보고 의심스러운 생각이 들었다.

심상치 않다고 생각한 카츠리는 사진을 찍어 온라인에 올렸고, 사진을 본 동물운동가가 즉시 지역 경찰에게 연락을 취했다.

함께 주변을 살피던 동물운동가와 경찰들은 어디선가 들려오는 강아지들의 필사적인 울음소리를 들었다.

울음소리를 따라 한 창고를 살펴본 구조대는 깜짝 놀랐다. 더 많은 강아지들이 입과 다리가 묶여 포대에 쌓여있었던 것이다.

경찰들은 재빨리 찍힌 사진을 토대로 강아지가 타있던 차 운전자를 붙잡고, 운전자의 증언을 토대로 강아지를 거래하던 여성 3명을 추가로 붙잡았다.

이 날 구조한 강아지는 총 26마리였다. 모두 극심한 탈수 증상과 공포에 시달리고 있었다.

이 가여운 강아지들은 상태나 행동으로 미뤄보아 애완견은 아니지만 아마 동네에서 사람들과 어울려 살던 동네 강아지들 같다고 전문가는 말했다.

인도에선 개고*기 유통이 법으로 금지되어있지만 몇몇 지역은 공공연하게 법을 지키지 않고 있다.

인도의 시장에서 사고 팔리는 강아지들은 보통 끓는 물에 산채로 삶아져 털과 가죽을 벗겨낸다.

이 강아지들도 그대로 판매됐으면 산 채로 끓는 물에 삶아졌을 터.

함께 동행 했던 수의사이자 동물운동가인 샤샨카(Shashanka)는 "사람들의 식습관을 바꾸기는 쉽지 않겠지만 이제는 동물에 대한 인식이 점차적으로 바뀌어 나가야 할 때"라고 말했다.

현재 구조된 강아지들은 안전히 동물 보호소로 들어가 치료를 받는 중이다.

For more infomation >> '산 채'로 끓는 물에 들어갈 위기에 처했다가 극적 '구조'된 강아지 26마리 - Duration: 2:48.

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Russia struggling to contain HIV epidemic | DW Feature - Duration: 4:24.

Severouralsk is a sleepy mining town with twenty six thousand residents.

But it's not as peaceful as it seems.

Behind the facades of these buildings, an HIV epidemic has been ravaging the community

for years.

Every fourth person is infected with the deadly virus.

The new phase of Russia's HIV epidemic has already begun here in Severouralsk.

HIV is not just a danger for the so-called "at risk" groups, but for the whole population.

So what does HIV mean for the people here?

How much do they know about the virus?

What does your town have to do with HIV?

There are too many infected and sick people.

You better wash your hands.

You should get vaccinated.

Vaccinated against HIV?

Something like that, right?

Here in Severouralsk.. there are many rumours...

It's one of the biggest problems!

Do you have friends who are HIV positive?

Yes, many.

They're all sick.

There's a lot of unemployment -- many young people simply have nothing to do.

.. and many are drug addicts.

Half the people here are junkies.

Are you affected?

Of course.

I have a young niece.

I'm scared for my children.

What are authorities in Severouralsk doing to stop the spread of the virus?

The town's hospital deals with new infections and treats HIV patients.

But we're not allowed to film inside.

We meet Swetlana Batraewa, who was in charge of Severouralsk's AIDS prevention strategy

until recently.

She says authorities have finally acknowledged the gravity of the situation and are responding

to it -- with free blood tests, education and infection statistics.

That has made Severouralsk an example for other Russian cities.

One of our methods is educating the population on how to protect themselves, how to live

and behave.

We emphasize the importance of a healthy lifestyle, family

and romantic relationships over sex.

Romantic relationships instead of sex...

We go to the townhall near the Lenin statue to find out how this HIV prevention method

is supposed to work.

These young people are performing communist songs celebrating Russia's Soviet past...and

calling for a better future.

It might seem like a relic of the past, but this show is ALSO meant to be a tool in the

fight against AIDS...

Songs instead of drugs, Soviet style romance instead of meaningless sex.

We want to pass on the values of older generations to our young people.

We're helping them to understand what love is, including love for the homeland.

That's what the communist songs are about.

And that's part of our HIV prevention plan.

Is this an example of how to protect yourself from HIV?

Yes of course it's an example.

Older generations know how to live and love.

But it's not just young people or so-called "at risk" groups who are affected by the HIV

epidemic here.

Infection rates among older people are also rising sharply.

Something their Soviet values have been unable to prevent.

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'아기곰'이 달려오는 줄 알았다는 강아지들의 남다른 '통통' 몸매 - Duration: 2:16.

보고도 믿을 수 없는 엄청난 귀여움을 가진 강아지들을 소개한다.

지난 19일(현지 시간) 온라인 미디어 나인개그(9gag)에는 좋아요 42만명을 기록한 강아지 2마리가 뛰어오는 사랑스러운 영상이 게재됐다.

영상에 등장하는 강아지 2마리는 생후 6개월도 돼 보이지 않는다. 녀석들은 조그만 몸집으로 하얗게 변한 눈밭을 뛰어왔다.

마치 어렸을 적 갖고 놀던 통통볼이 바닥에 튕기듯 엄청난 탄성을 자랑하며 뛰어오는 강아지들.

반복해서 재생해도 인형이 걸어오는 게 아닌가 싶을 정도로 귀엽다.

이 영상은 현재까지 댓글이 10만 개가 달리고, 42만 명이 좋아요를 누를 만큼 폭발적인 반응을 끌어 냈다.

그런데 몇몇 누리꾼들은 귀엽다는 다수의 의견과 달리 안타깝다는 반응을 보였다. 왜 그런 것일까.

알고 보니 영상 속 강아지들은 허스키와 차우차우에게서 태어난 믹스견, 일명 하이브리드 도그였다.

몇몇 누리꾼들은 미적 기준을 충족시키기 위해 과도한 교배며, 녀석들은 선천적으로 척추 질병을 감내해야 한다고 전했다. 하이브리드 도그에 대한 부정적 의견을 가진 사람들의 의견이었다.

일반적으로 하이브리드 도그에 대한 시선은 긍정적 의견과 부정적 의견으로 양립하고 있다.

앞에 소개한 내용처럼 부정적 의견도 있지만 하이브리드 도그에 대한 긍정적 시선도 분명 존재한다.

하이브리드 도그는 강아지 품종, 즉 '혈통'에 집착하는 사람들에게 또 다른 다양성을 인정하는 문화가 자리 잡는 계기가 될 수 있다는 평가를 받고 있다.

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Embarrassing First Tinder Date | Kinda Awkward | VPRO - Duration: 1:27.

I decided to give Tinder a shot.

I was scrolling through guys for some time.

And basically it was the absolute pits.

Right until this one guy popped up. And I thought: 'hmm'!

I had worked all day and didn't take a shower.

Yeah well, in the morning of course.

But not before the date or anything.

So then we went up to my room - I had two guy roommates.

It was a very small room where nothing else fits but my bed.

We were making out for a short bit and then at a certain point...

He flipped me the other way around on my hands and knees...

Then I felt something that...

I couldn't really explain...

And it turned out that - I don't know exactly for how long it lasted...

He was uhm... rimming me.

So everything in my body just froze.

I awkwardly tried to tell him that it wasn't really my thing.

And that I thought that it wouldn't be the most pleasant for him also.

And then he said: 'Oh no, no, no! But, I really love it!'

And within a few seconds he sticks his tongue in my throat.

And then I just put on my bathrobe...

I opened the door and I said...

I really can't do this.

Then he dressed himself and, uhm... He just left.

I also felt a bit sorry for him. But...

Right in the first minute?! I mean...

Yo. Chill out.

Yeah... Ugh...

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BABI JOKA - SLIDE - Duration: 3:18.

brrr ba gang brrr ba gang gang

We gon' ride on 'em (gang) We gon' slide on 'em (gang)

We gon' dive on 'em Put that .45 on em (boom boom)

We gon' slide (gang) Hey we gon' slide (gang)

We gon' ride on em (gang) We gon' slide on 'em (gang)

We gon' dive on 'em Put that .45 on em (gang)

We gon' slide (Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay)

We gon' slide (Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay)

We press it down Five-oh say ten one oh down

(brrrpp yeh) Niggas talk shit (oh)

Silence of one make a sound (pew pew) We gon' slide

(Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay) We gon' slide

(Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay) We gon' ride on em (gang)

We gon' slide on 'em Call my thugs they dive on 'em

They gon' pile on 'em Talk to the feds you know he snitchin'

Why you lying on 'em?

Brother pull up head like stitches Now he cryin on 'em (gang)

Niggas wan' jump on the mix and can't handle it (hoe)

Hearing them shots and you panicking (hoe) No disrespect my nigga's ain't havin' it (damn)

Raised in the county i'm stamping it I was a young nigga born in the city

Kids with the county them niggas fuck wit me

I was 18 when I bought my first blinky Blow you a stack of 150

Niggas throw dirt on my name but they know that I do this shit

Where was you at when I moved the shit?

Picking up sales these niggas be coolin' it Having a rest now you losing it

Niggas be tryin' yeh that nigga got a iron But he don't know what to do with it

Give me the honour One time, let me know what you find

You will run up and run through with it You will run up and kill everybody

Might as well shoot up a feds party Saw that nigga hit him three times

Woah now there's a dead body Chilling in court where they can't find me

(no) Turn this shit up till they deal sign me

No appeal with a clean slate So no nigga better dare try me

We gon' ride on em (hey) We gon' slide on 'em (hey)

We gon' dive on 'em Put that .45 on em (don't move)

We gon' slide (Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay)

We gon' slide (Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay)

We press it down Five-oh say ten one oh down

(brrrpp yeh) Niggas talk shit (oh)

Silence of one make a sound (pew pew) We gon' slide

(Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay) We gon' slide

(Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay)

We press it down Five-oh say ten one oh down

Nigga be sayin' they live or go hop on the check and they won't make a sound

Bitch I'm the king with the crown What you do now?

Why niggas tryin' to get caught on my name?

'Cause bitch I hold pounds Hop on the truck and I shoot at the clowns

Spray it around Niggas be talking real crazy bout [?] the

strap We layin' 'em down

Niggas say shit and it be shady I know you fake stop trying to play me

I put the time in I'm really grinding Rich to be shinin'

Bitch I'm to brazy These niggas wanna be rich but they lazy

Rob a nigga for a baby I really hopped and the streets entertained

me Fuck that, I stepped in the booth and they

saved me These niggas see what they want and I got

it Tryna take it out my pocket

You cannot fuck with the freedom of profit Niggas be made that they hurt and cannot stop

it Bitch I'm the best you cannot fake it I'm

tryna make it I know they hate it

Bitch I'm too faded Hop on the beat my flow contagious

That mean it sick You catch the flu when the young nigga spit

She heard my song and she hop on my dick

We gon' ride on em (hey) We gon' slide on 'em (hey)

We gon' dive on 'em Put that .45 on em (don't move)

We gon' slide (Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay)

We gon' slide (Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay)

We press it down Five-oh say ten one oh down

(brrrpp yeh) Niggas talk shit (oh)

Silence of one make a sound (pew pew) We gon' slide

(Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay) We gon' slide

(Slide ay, slide ay, slide ay)

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Diarrhea Disaster | Kinda Awkward | VPRO - Duration: 2:07.

A couple of years ago I lived in Rio de Janeiro.

So I met this very polite British guy.

With a very British accent. And, uhm...

In Brazil it's customary to have sex in what is called a 'sex motel'.

So we hopped inside, and...

Then we started having sex...

And it went pretty well.

And it was pretty sexy too.

And at some point I was...

On my hands and knees and we're just... having sex.

And at a certain point...

Something is smelling really fucking bad.

So he goes: 'Oh no, oh no, oh no! Shit!'.

So I was like... I didn't understand what was going on, because I was just facing the wall...

On my hands and knees.

And I took a look behind me and I saw that he had the most extreme bout of diarrhea.

I mean, just the foulest bout of diarrhea. During sex.

So the whole bed is covered and also I'm totally covered in shit.

And it smells so fucking bad.

So he sprints towards the bathroom and while he was in there, I heard his bowels go...

'Blubblubblub'.

Diarrhea flying all over the place, you know?

So I was just sitting there in bed, covered in shit.

Anyway, after half an hour he asks me if I could hand him his boxer shorts.

So I gave him his boxers through the slightly opened door.

And...

He puts his boxers back on and I hear him have...

Another bout of diarrhea.

Again like 'blubblubblub'.

So after a while he put his clothes back on.

He swiftly put his jeans back on.

And we just walked away.

We're standing in the elevator, going from the fourth floor to ground level.

And halfway down he experienced another bout of diarrhea.

So he vigourously shat his entire pants.

And he goes: 'Open the doors, open the doors'.

And the first thing he does is, he sees a vacant room and...

He sees this Brazilian cleaning lady.

He nearly scared her to death, while he ran inside that bathroom.

Which happend to be unlocked and just cleaned by this lady.

And he covers the toilet to the brim with poo.

All the while I was standing there in the doorway.

And i was so ashamed! I badly wanted to get away.

And that lady also looked at me like: 'What is going on here?'.

Then he finally returned and I just ordereda cab and we drove back to the hostel.

He literally couldn't look me in the eyes for that entire ride.

We settled down for the night and, well...

That was...

Yeah, well that pretty much was the entire story.

How dreadful.

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Quit video games. Start a farm. - Duration: 10:56.

inside so have you guys seen this new Red Dead Redemption - video game that

just came out it looks pretty awesome and boy would you look at that

temperature it's chilly

I am horribly addicted to video games hopelessly addicted ridiculously today

whether it's sports games or racing games or first-person shooter games or

strategy games or simulation games those are all video games that I could play

for hours upon hours upon hours upon hours but if there's one type of game

that I'm addicted to more than any other it's the open world game you know when I

say open world games - I mean games like Grand Theft Auto where you're able to

run from the cops kill people left and right

do all this awful stuff and have zero consequences for any of it for some

disgusting reason that appeals to me and for a number of years I really struggled

with an addiction to video games I would just sit down and play and hours would

just evaporate I don't even know what happened to that time it would just be

all sucked up and soaked into this imaginary world and I would gain all of

these interesting skills and capabilities that when I turn the video

game off meant absolutely nothing in the real world

RELEASE THE QUACKEN eventually after wasting hours upon hours upon hours in

the imaginary world I started to realize that I had a problem I think it was

right around the time that grand theft auto 5 came out I started to come up

with this idea of you know what I'm gonna beat this game and I'm swearing

off video games because I could spend in a decade playing just this one game

because it's so complex in such a incredible world that's been built so

New Year's Eve one year I decided to swear off video games I even made it

like my new year's resolution so New Year's Eve I even had a ceremonious

suicide of my Grand Theft Auto online character so all my friends could watch

and hold me accountable and giving up video games worked I stopped just cold

turkey I went four years without playing a video game and and I think the

incredible thing is there was this sort of magic that happened to where I

started to do more I started to read more books which started to get me

thinking more which started to get me into growing tomatoes on our rooftop or

turning our front yard in Washington DC into a garden

and I got to admit that was a pretty incredible experience I was starting to

notice that I was achieving in accomplishing stuff in the real world

with all that time I would have spent playing video games like I would have

never gotten into agriculture I would have never taken the time to research

how to start my own farm and how to finally own farm and gone through the

effort and expense because I had all this free time that I used to spend on

video I was able to build the plan that ultimately helped us establish our farm

here Here I am now achieving things and accomplishing things and unlocking

things and developing new skills and leveling up on stuff that I would have

never thought would have been possible for me when I was just sort of a couch

potato playing video games go away what you go watch your linear entertainments

because the reality of it all is I used to think of myself as someone who

couldn't really accomplish big stuff in the real world and so I relegated myself

to playing sort of a simulation of a world in a video game

and and that's that's why I think a big part of what drove me to do spend so

much time playing video games because I was so afraid of taking risks and doing

things in the real world because there's no autosave your game there's no reset

button you know I know it sounds cliche but life is life it just happens and you

got to keep going with you could have animals that get sick or

you could you know break something and cost a bunch of money but at the same

time without those real-world failures you wouldn't have those same real-world

successes like I can look at my life now and the accomplishments that I've had

just even in being six months up here at the farm between the things that we have

going on with our permaculture orchard and the experience that I had with

raising 40 ducks that sentiment that's out there about how when you have

nothing ventured you have nothing gained is so true and and I often found that by

playing video games I wasn't venturing anything I wasn't

offering anything up I wasn't taking any real risks and it wasn't until I started

to step out of the video game world and into real life that I started to take

those risks and I started to try to go for those opportunities but now as I

look at things I am very much confronted with the dilemma so of all the video

games I ever played my favorite game by far has been Red Dead Redemption

it was this cool cowboy game set in like 1900 in this awesome western open world

it was highly detailed there were so many side quests and activities you

could just spend hours of the game shooting dice or playing cards or

hunting animals you didn't even have to go after the big missions or the games

of the accomplishments it was awesome in Red Dead Redemption came out in an

interesting time in my life personally too so it was a time right after Alison

and I had gotten engaged and Alison moved to New Orleans to attend grad

school and I moved to New York City to start a new job so there I was in a

brand new city all alone and to pass the time I spent a ridiculous amount of time

playing Red Dead Redemption it's the only game that I've ever completed to

100% I explored every nook and cranny I did all sorts of weird experiments I had

so much fun it was so enjoyable it was incredible and it wasted a ridiculous

amount of my life it wasted a lot of my life but it was a lot of fun which gets

back to the core of my dilemma with video games I can think back to many

times where I spent with friends or alone playing video games the incredible

experiences and memories that they've created and they're just awesome

and I know for a lot of people out there in the world you know for example like

twitch live streamers or YouTube gamers who do this for a living

there is real world value created for them but for some schlub like me who's

not all that good but just really enjoys playing those video games

it's a massive waste and so now as Red Dead Redemption 2 comes out you know

I've got to tell you ladies and gentlemen I am really really tempted by

this game it looks so awesome

the graphics are better the world is more complicated there's more things you

can do more activities more considerations more depth more

interactions you can have with computer characters all this crazy stuff that

when I think about an open-world game what I love so much about it it's got

more of it and it's all better I know that the minute I buy that game and

start playing man the wheels are gonna come off I'll waste an incredible amount

of time I'll fall behind with things around the farm here I won't spend as

much time with my wife I'll become less creative just it just it'll fall apart

for me and so I'm not gonna do it I am NOT going to buy Red Dead Redemption too

because I found this lifestyle here on the farm where III kind of exist in my

own open world there's so much that's actually here to interact with and

there's so much I can do and the difference between this and Red Dead

Redemption or Red Dead Redemption 2 is that I can impact it all and it's real

and it's tangible and what I've done with it I can share the food that I've

grown with family and friends or I can sell it to customers in my community I

can teach people about the stuff we're doing here on the farm by making YouTube

videos you know all this stuff goes away if I if I actually came in and Byron

dead redemption too so I'm not going to do it and that's why I hope I've

answered your question thoroughly now now if you're out there in the world

watching this video and you're saying hmm with this guy and way too much

orange is saying is kind of interesting and I somewhat see myself and I to

personally waste a lot of time at playing video games and I'd like to make

a difference in the real world you know hit me up let me let me know if you're

if you're interested in talking I'm happy to explain how specifically I quit

video games and I'm also happy to tell you about how we started to build our

farm here and if you want to learn more about our farm specifically feel free to

watch one of these videos or you can subscribe

I will see you guys in the next video and I promise promise promise I will not

buy or play Red Dead Redemption too but I'm but I actually might watch some

clips on YouTube just for the cheap thrill

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Bryce Canyon National Park Things To Do - Duration: 12:13.

Hey youuu guyyyys!

Thanks for joining me on another journey today I got the travels of Z with me we're doing a little collaboration

we're here at Bryce Canyon and we're doing what loop are we doing Queen's garden Queen's garden. Yep, yep

So sit back relax and enjoy the journey

From This point

we're gonna hike

down that

don't be scared

We already did another hike the peekaboo kicked our butts

speak for yourself

I'm feeling good I've got video proven otherwise. Of me?? You're a turd!

*Music*

Hey look these ladies are following us hello again ladies

Hi again! We meet again

Our buddies... Now I'm worried

Yeah don't I'm not really a stalker

He just collects video of random women

I'm making you I'm making you Instagram Instagram sensations

We love it! Oh my god, we're just wandering around...

So hang on you got it you got to tell my audience how we met and what you guys

Are out here doing we've never seen this guy before in our lives

That's usually the response, that's usually the response

It was Great they were walking along and she crawled Angel's Landing. With my shirt

Crawled Angel's Landing

They saw my shirt. Very impressed. That's quite an achievement

and I got to share off--share off?--show off my trophy and share my story. Well, that's something to show off because we all know what that was. You do the blog, right? It's incredible

Yeah go travel on the cheap what did you call the log yeah on YouTube. We have his card. He's a vlogger. A travel vlogger. Not a lager, which we'd all like a lager right about now. I need a lager right now, like maybe a big, tall one. 32 ounces. That's what we're going looking for. Wasn't there a stand right up there somewhere?

It's just out the park

Well these ladies are the champs

oh yeah. They've

been traveling together for 30 years

and then they're traveling with a group called adventures in good company it takes women all over the world to go hiking that's

amazing. It's pretty cool. Yeah, they're awesome. I'll put a link below, please

*Music*

And that's the queen's garden

*Music*

I just love technology

just imagine yeah you know even when I was a kid You had those

Fuji cameras

If you flashed it totally bombed your pictures yeah good pictures well we got only got 32 pictures - yeah 32 if you're lucky, 35

yeah. You never knew

And then you took it back to the people and you get back three weeks later and you're like, oh, it was the wrong film

*Music*

You gonna Do the sunrise or do you want to head back I think I want to go to Navajo okay let's do it are you sure sure

Are you guys like hungry? Nah, we're not worried about food food's for sissies. What??!?

You can get pie later. She's gonna leave you.

My stomach Just growled. it's only one in a quarter I'm going to give you a graham cracker

Yeah I know I'm not supposed to be I'm supposed to be your good friend

But you know it's 1.4 there to come back here and 2 back to sunrise. Shhh, you're not supposed to say that... I know--this isn't my first rodeo with Wayne Berg!

We're gonna do Sunset and then we're go back to Sunrise that way yeah we're taking those so we can do the loop but they're going even further then we're gonna go

So you're saying you're putting this to an end is what you're saying, no

I'm saying we can do the loop but then it's still

like what how many miles back well if we're staying the night then it doesn't matter you're right

but I will give you this granola bar. You better bust that thing out!

get this granola bar

Have some crackers, they're really good. Tomato Basil.

And then we don't have to quit

I'm not a quitter we're with travels of Z so tell us a little bit about your channel

well

we kind of really started because I deleted our wedding pictures and videos and honeymoon pictures too

Oops! So we were kind of just wondering well actually I was wondering because I was under the chopping block

How can I you know I always take videos and photos no matter where we go

so how can we sustain that without me you know risking deleting them again, so

I always liked travel vlogs so I thought you know at least

not being professional but how about I just start putting videos out

just for our you know so future reference uh-oh, cuttin' through the canyon

cutting through the canyon, hang on

This is so cool

Alright sorry about that had to take a break for the canyon

Where were we? You're telling us about why you deleted all your wedding pictures I put out some

personal videos of us you know going here and there and

apparently people somehow some people watched it and they're like hey you're making terrible videos

You don't do any recommendation and don't say where you are it's just your personal videos so like they called you out on it

Oh, my gosh

That's the thing is, like I wasn't making travel vlogs those were just our personal videos

You were just uploading you just so you had a place to save it so when

I realize like okay people are actually seeing my stuff and they

They're liking some of the effects and the stuff. I do then like okay I watch travel vlogs I travel all the time

how about I give it a shot because I needed a new hobby after I lost all my money in

a share business. Crash of the economy hurt all of us.

Few hundred subscribers and

really positive feedback from not only friends but from complete strangers I have huge following in

Canada UK Australia surprisingly

that's when I started taking seriously and eight months later here we are with

Wayne and gang yeah what's your best video you put out that you feel or your most favorite video that you've done well

our highest viewed is the things to do in Utah but that's just a

list of the things you can do even though that's got the highest amount of you my personal favorite is the

valley of fire state park in nevada

Oh, yeah!

I saw that one that was good that one was actually first time after using Adobe Premiere Pro and learning a lot about

Effects and transitions I feel... So you didn't go to school to be a travel vlogger. Nope, it's all YouTube.

*Music*

What are you telling these viewers, Z ? Ah, just lying making up stories you know?

To make them like me more. That's good, you should do that.

I do that every episode. Are you kidding me? I learn from the pros.

We all watch the pros.

This spot though... This is so amazing.

*Music*

tell me about your Thor's hammer that you all wanted to talk about yesterday oh my god I love Thor's hammer

So that's Thor's hammer down there

and I got the urge that I wanted to see it because I hadn't seen in a while and when you get a psychological urge

you need to act on it absolutely As long as it's not breaking the law

No breaking the laws on go travel on the cheap. No killing anyone...or stealing rocks

What have we hiked, Like

six miles today

I'm feeling it I

mean I think when we're back there it's it's probably six miles at least who knows I think about four and a half

because we cut in the middle well we did peekaboo too - yeah, I'm referring to the one did earlier as well

Because it's one point eight

then one point four point zero six that's all we did today and that's together yeah

Totally worth it though yeah. Navajo Loop is amazing the Navajo what'd I say

No, it's cuz I can't breathe eight thousand feet and having to lug all this up that hill

but it's worth it I mean it's worth it just the view the canyon I would say the

Slot you know what there's not a bad spot on this trail

except the last part oh, yeah, the going up when we're dying yeah

I want to thank you guys for watching my video all the way to the end I also want to thank Z from the travels of Z

and his wife and kids hey Thank You Wayne and thank you go travel on the cheap

for having us on your channel we really appreciate it and

thank you for collaborating with us it was really fun for

Our channel we haven't collab with anyone else so you're in the history yeah

first channel I've collabed with as well thanks for having us again we really enjoyed our time together

definitely had a great time so if you liked this video hit the subscribe button on my channel and Z's

if you would hit that like button

and always thank you for living life

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Motivation- You can't get enough of THIS! (Awesome inspiration) - Duration: 1:45.

You can't get enough of this.

Money!

Sarcasm?

Me!!!

Food!

Nope!

You can't get enough encouragement.

Hey world changer, whose encouraging YOU?

Whose encouraging your employees?

Whose encouraging your family?

Like a good shower we need encouragement everyday or we stink!

That's why they call me Deadly!

Subscribe to great podcasts, read great books, hang out with awesome people, fill yourself

up with encouragement, however much it costs, however much it takes and then take another

step towards your dreams today.

You can't get enough encouragement.

So stay encouraged and encourage others.

I'd like to encourage you.

Oh.

Thank you.

These videos must take a lot of work.

They do.

About a day to make each one actually.

Yes, you must have a heart of gold.

Thank you.

Cold and metallic!

I'll encourage you.

Every week!

Join the ranks!

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