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Greatest Graduation Speeches of all tiime - Best Motivation - Duration: 4:42.
so be brave be amazing be worthy and every single time you get a chance stand
up in front of people let them see you speak be heard
go ahead and have the dry mouth let your heart beat so don't watch everything in
slow motion so what you want to pass out, you die you poop NO..
and this is really the only lesson you'll ever need to know you take it in
You Breath this rare air and you feel alive you be yourself you truly finally always be yourself
your time is limited so don't waste it living someone else's life
don't be trapped by Dogma which is living with the results of other
people's thinking don't let the noise of others opinions drown out your own inner
voice and most important have the courage to follow your heart and
intuition they somehow already know what you truly want to become
everything else is secondly you've got to find what you love and that is this
true for work as it is for your lovers your work is going to fill a large part
of your life and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you
believe is great work and the only way to do great work is to love what you do
if you haven't found it yet keep looking and don't settle as with all matters of
the heart you'll know when you find it and like any great relationship it just
gets better and better and the years roll on so keep looking don't 7
so you will pick them and you will have help
but it's what happens afterwards that is definining failure often does not have to be a
failure at all however you have to be ready for it
will you admit when things go wrong?
and the person you are is like nobody else on the planet nobody has the exact
memory that you have what is now known is not all what you are capable of
knowing you are your own story and therefore free to imagine and experience
what it means to be human without wealth what it feels like to be human without
domination over others without representatives without fear of others
unlike you without rotating rehearsing and reinventing the hatreds
you learned in the sandbox and although you don't have complete control over the
narrative no author does I can tell you you can nevertheless create it.
Darthing across space in time leaving our mark as we crashed into everything a crater is a
reminder that something amazing happened right here an indelible impact that
shook up the world are we not astromers searching for the next shooting star i teach in hopes of
turning content into rocketship tribulations into telescopes so a child
can see their true potential from right where they stand and justice is telling them
they are stars without acknowledging the night that surrounds them and justice is
telling them education is the key , While you continue to change the locks.
Education is no equalizer — Rather, it is the sleep that precedes the American Dream.
So wake up — wake up! Lift your voices Until you've patched every hole in a child's broken sky.
Wake up every child so they know of their celestial potential.
I've been a Black hole in the classroom for far too long;
Absorbing everything, without allowing my light escape.
But those days are done. I belong among the stars.
And so do you. And so do they.
Together, we can inspire galaxies of greatness
For generations to come. No, sky is not the limit. It is only the beginning.
Lift off.
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[Interview] Alexander C. Bennett - Figuring out how to get back to Japan, for good... (S01E03) - Duration: 14:08.
Alexander C. Bennett has two PHDs in Human Studies and Sciences
from the University of Canterbury and Kyoto University.
He holds the ranks of 7th dan Kyoshi in Kendo, 5th dan in Iaido and Naginata,
3rd Dan in Jukendo and Tankendo.
He is professor at Kansai University of both Kendo and Japanese Culture and History,
vice-president of the International Naginata Federation, Member of the international committee of the
All Japan Kendo Federation, director at the Japanese Academy of Budo, cofounder of the
Kendo World Magazine, and author of several books in English and Japanese.
This series starts with Alex's first visit to Japan, his first encounter with Kendo,
and what put him on the tracks that lead him where he is now, 30 years later.
When I went back to New Zealand after a year, admittedly, it's like: "Ah phew!"
"I don't have to do Kendo today."
Because there is none, well there was none in Christchurch and so I'm:
"Ah, too bad."
"Oh." But it was a great experience and I got my Shodan, yeah!
So I could show my friends my Shodan certificate, which…
In Kendo we don't have belts but it was so what like a black belt.
And so it was a souvenir for me.
I thought it was a good, it was a great experience.
But then what I found, after about 2 or 3 months after returning back to New Zealand,
is that I started getting the shakes.
Okay? So like cold turkey.
Every time I saw a piece of wood or an umbrella somewhere, I started picking it up
and I started doing a bit of Suburi and I just wanted to get back into it, get back into the fray.
And like I said there was no clubs that I could go to.
So it's like: "Jee!"
"What do I do?".
So there was a martial arts shop in Christchurch, where I come from,
and the guy who runs the martial arts shop, this guy called Graham Spanks,
and he's a former New Zealand representative for Judo.
And I went in and saw him and said: "Look I've just come back from Japan."
"I spent a year there and I did Kendo."
"I was just wondering if..."
"Is there a club in Christchurch that I can go to?".
And he said: "No, no there's not but..."
"You know there is a..."
"I get a lot of people coming in and asking the same thing so I've got their phone numbers,
and I'll give them to you if you want to ring them up."
"Why don't you start a club?"
And I's: "Yeah why not?"
I thought stupidly, you know, in my naive 18 year old sort of ignorance as it were.
But I guess what he was aiming for is if he could get a Kendo club started in Christchurch,
he could sell Kendo equipment as well.
So he had a business aspect lined up so he gave me the numbers of a few people
I rang them up and we got together.
The two people that came had virtually no Kendo experience before,
but they'd a little bit and so I was...
Even though I was younger than both of them,
I was basically thrusted to the role of instructor.
I shudder when I think about the sort of things that I did back then.
I had absolutely no idea.
All I'd done was a year of getting my, you know, butt kicked in Japan and so...
So that's all I know how to do, get my butt kicked and kick a bit of butt
with no sort of real rational behind it.
It's just like go untill you drop.
I had no idea about the sort of Budo philosophy or Budo ideals.
I'd been through it and if it was explained to me I could sort of match it up
but I had no idea how to teach that sort of thing.
I mean, let's face it, I was only 18 years old.
And Sano-sensei would always talk about the mental or the spiritual aspects of Kendo training
after we finished training but I had no idea what he was talking about.
My Japanese wasn't really good enough.
I'd pick up a few words here and there: Bushido bla bla bla, Kokoro bla bla bla,
that sort of thing.
So for me it was a purely physical exercise and that...
Well I knew there was more to it but I didn't know how to express that except other than,
you know, other than putting people through their paces and hopefully they'll get it too.
It was just so wrong, but anyway... Great chill, when rumours started spreading around Christchurch
that a Kendo club had started up, we've got a lot of people who came from other martial arts
like Judo and Karate and Aikido because they're interested in Budo,
and they'd been doing it for a few years, and they figured that, well, Kendo is...
I mean you just have to look at it, you know, it's like pretty close to
samurai sort of thing, right?
And they're obviously interested in swords and they figured that they could get a different outlook.
And so they would come and they'd join the club and they'd ask me all sorts of questions
about Bushido and thus state the other thing.
And I just had no idea.
And so after that, I decided: "Well, if people are going to come to this club, I suppose
I'd better go back to Japan and actually study Kendo a little bit more in-depth
and find out about this Budo philosophy, all the spirit of Bushido that everybody keeps talking about."
I mean, in those days, we're talking about the late 80s, there were very few sort of books
that I could read that would, sort of, guide me, you know, in the right direction.
I mean, there were translations of things, like Miyamoto Musashi's "Gorin no Sho" and so on…
But I mean no Nitobe Inazo's, you know, book on Bushido.
But it doesn't really help you, sort of, contextualize Budo and the techniques on what you're doing.
You've got to have a lot of experience first before you can start putting all into place
and I had nobody to guide me except one book.
And you'll probably laugh at this but it's...
It was useful.
Have you ever heard of Yoshikawa Eiji's "Musashi"?
Yeah, that's a novel, okay?
It's basically, historically, you know, it's totally, yeah, fictional really.
Well mostly.
It was well written and it's also really well translated to the English version.
You know, I didn't read the Japanese I read the English one.
It's a great story about Miyamoto Musashi, you know, seeking something, some kind of enlightenment
through his Musha Shugyo, his pilgrimage through the country, walking,
seeking jewels and fights to test himself and to try and discover the meaning of life, the universe
and everything, right?
And it was an inspirational story and it sort of occurred to me: "Ah cool!"
"This Musha Shugyo thing that's traveling and studying the martial arts! It's pretty, pretty neat actually."
"I might do that!"
And that's what brought me back to Japan a second time,
apart from a girlfriend also she was quite cute.
But that's another story.
But I came back because I wanted to do the martial arts properly.
I wanted to understand what it's all about because I knew, when I got back to New Zealand,
because of all these people that were coming to the club, that I'd only really scratched the surface.
And I knew that I really knew nothing.
And so at that time, in Chiba, maybe you've heard...
I'm pretty sure you've heard of it: the International Budo University, right?
I guess it's pretty famous around the world now.
They didn't have a course for foreigners at the time.
They do now, but in those days they didn't.
This was 1989.
"Was it an international university?" "It was International, yeah."
International Budo University and they didn't have a course but I went there and they said:
"Hey we'll give you a scholarship!"
And I was like: "That's cool!".
So I was there for...
How long was it?
About eight or nine months and everyday just Kendo, Kendo, Kendo.
It was amazing because, just for the Kendo club alone, there were, there's two massive, massive dojos.
The number of students in the Kendo club back then was 500 people.
All of the sensei were really famous, you know: Komorizono-sensei, Oka Kenjiro-sensei
and so on...
And all these really famous guys, amazing!
And, so I would go to class and listen to the lectures on Budo history and the professors were really helpful.
They liked having me there so they would really help me a lot to understand what was going on.
They'd give me remedial lessons.
And then students also, they were really kind, they would,
if I had time they would take me into the dojo and they'd help,
they'd go through the Kata with me or they'd teach me some of their secret techniques and so on...
And so it was really a beautiful time, you know, just…
All I did was Kendo, every day, and unfortunately that came to an end
when my scholarship ran out, and my visa was running out too.
And I was going to have to go back to New Zealand, which I really didn't want to do
because I was really getting into it big-time, you know, taking it to a completely new level.
And then I got contacted out of the blue by somebody who works for the Nippon Budokan
which is like the umbrella organization for, you know, the martial arts in Japan.
And through the Nippon Budokan I was introduced to the All Japan Naginata Federation
and they were in the process of trying to establish an International Naginata Federation in 1990.
But they needed somebody who could work in the office of the Naginata Federation
to keep, you know, liaise with the representatives from, you know, overseas federations
and also translate basic texts or textbooks on Naginata history and techniques and so on...
But they didn't have much money to pay this person but they would provide a place to live,
they would provide all the food and right next to the office
and the dormitory where I was staying was a 300 year old dojo called Shubukan.
And in the Shubukan, every day, they practice Naginata of course, Kendo and Iaido.
So I'd be training in all of these three martial arts every day, while working at the
All Japan Naginata Federation and training every day in these three martial arts.
And the sensei they were amazing like there was,
for Kendo there was Muriyama Kensuke-sensei, and Tsurumaru Juichi-sensei who became a 9th dan,
Naginata there was people like Tokunaga-sensei and Mitamura-sensei who just, you know...
Anybody who does Naginata knows these very famous teachers and in Iaido it was Iwata-sensei
where I learned Hoki Ryu
Oh it was heaven!
It really was, it was like if you're into Budo and, you know,
you're all about this Miyamoto Musashi sort of Musha Shugyo thing, then this was...
This was it! I was living the dream!
So that experience at the Naginata Federation also, sort of,
gave me opportunities to try different Budo other than Kendo.
But I could see very clearly how it sort of all, sort of connected.
And after one year the International Naginata Federation was established it was launched
and then I went back to New Zealand because I discovered what I wanted to do,
and that was: I wanted to study the history of Japan formally.
In the next episode Alex will reveal why he decided to study Japanese History and Bushido
and tell us about the difficulties he encountered on the way to his first PHD.
I was thinking about joining the Air Force, all sorts of things, right?
Bushido is a little bit a pseudo academic.
We do proper history, none of this, you know, Bushido crap.
So it's the first book that uses the word Bushido.
And that sort of took me to a completely new level of understanding
Stay tuned for our next episode on Seido's Channel.
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How Can I Avoid Mistakes | Pujya Gurudevshri Rakeshbhai - Duration: 1:52.
Someone asked, "Bapa, what should I do to avoid making mistakes?"
Who wants to know?
What should one do to avoid making mistakes?
Then, I answered,
Only a corpse does not make mistakes.
See, if you are not ready to accept my answers, then you should not ask me!
Except for a corpse, everyone makes mistakes.
I am speaking in the context of those who are not Omniscient.
Because, here, there are no Omniscient Ones.
One who is alive will invariably make mistakes.
One who is dead - a corpse, will not make mistakes.
Ask again.
You may say, "Bapa, don't crack jokes now. Please tell us the real truth."
Actually, I had spoken the truth.
Okay, let me tell you in a different way.
Number 1: Do not fear making mistakes and remain cheerful.
Let me make it easier.
You will ask, "How can we not fear making mistakes and also remain cheerful?"
"If I have made a mistake yesterday, how can I be cheerful today?"
I will make it [easier]. Now this is the easiest.
Learn from the past and don't repeat the same mistake.
You can make new mistakes.
If I say, "Don't make mistakes" then there is tension.
So I said, make mistakes.
But they should be new.
But learn from the past mistakes.
So, this will take your fear away.
This will make you more mature.
You will start being cheerful.
It's that simple.
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on the end here im just gonna use these
larger structural rivets
but they wont fit on a regular rivet gun
i drilled the holes in one
of these a little bit bigger
aand see if that works
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Greatest Graduation Speeches of all tiime - Best Motivation - Duration: 4:42.so be brave be amazing be worthy and every single time you get a chance stand
up in front of people let them see you speak be heard
go ahead and have the dry mouth let your heart beat so don't watch everything in
slow motion so what you want to pass out, you die you poop NO..
and this is really the only lesson you'll ever need to know you take it in
You Breath this rare air and you feel alive you be yourself you truly finally always be yourself
your time is limited so don't waste it living someone else's life
don't be trapped by Dogma which is living with the results of other
people's thinking don't let the noise of others opinions drown out your own inner
voice and most important have the courage to follow your heart and
intuition they somehow already know what you truly want to become
everything else is secondly you've got to find what you love and that is this
true for work as it is for your lovers your work is going to fill a large part
of your life and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you
believe is great work and the only way to do great work is to love what you do
if you haven't found it yet keep looking and don't settle as with all matters of
the heart you'll know when you find it and like any great relationship it just
gets better and better and the years roll on so keep looking don't 7
so you will pick them and you will have help
but it's what happens afterwards that is definining failure often does not have to be a
failure at all however you have to be ready for it
will you admit when things go wrong?
and the person you are is like nobody else on the planet nobody has the exact
memory that you have what is now known is not all what you are capable of
knowing you are your own story and therefore free to imagine and experience
what it means to be human without wealth what it feels like to be human without
domination over others without representatives without fear of others
unlike you without rotating rehearsing and reinventing the hatreds
you learned in the sandbox and although you don't have complete control over the
narrative no author does I can tell you you can nevertheless create it.
Darthing across space in time leaving our mark as we crashed into everything a crater is a
reminder that something amazing happened right here an indelible impact that
shook up the world are we not astromers searching for the next shooting star i teach in hopes of
turning content into rocketship tribulations into telescopes so a child
can see their true potential from right where they stand and justice is telling them
they are stars without acknowledging the night that surrounds them and justice is
telling them education is the key , While you continue to change the locks.
Education is no equalizer — Rather, it is the sleep that precedes the American Dream.
So wake up — wake up! Lift your voices Until you've patched every hole in a child's broken sky.
Wake up every child so they know of their celestial potential.
I've been a Black hole in the classroom for far too long;
Absorbing everything, without allowing my light escape.
But those days are done. I belong among the stars.
And so do you. And so do they.
Together, we can inspire galaxies of greatness
For generations to come. No, sky is not the limit. It is only the beginning.
Lift off.
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Final Review of Things - Duration: 14:59.
Drawing to a close, the series we are doing about Family Services, I give my final analysis of the situation. Remember what it felt like after the court hearings were done and over with. Afterwards I reflect on the number of video series' that I have already completed. Big Banks, Socialism in Europe, and Family Services. If you like what has been discussed so far, please like, subscribe and share. We wish to spread our message off of pure organic reach and do not support boosting for reach on Youtube, Facebook, Google+, on Minds. So please show us some support, it is greatly appreciated.
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ROBLOX Blamo ||What is this?||Use subtitles|| - Duration: 14:01.
Hello!! People who are wasting their time watching my video!
Today I'm playing Blamo on Roblox
Right now I'm waiting on a train... ;-;
"Hullo, I'm Joe and I wana kill you" Okay....
This music is catchy :3
What is this?!?
"Merry Cristinhos!"
...
It's the beginning of July..
Who dis?
"HEY YO LETS ROCK!!"
"Wait, this music isn't rock"
"ME NO LIKE STONE"
What's wrong with him?
"HELP GUY I'LL DIE"
"Btw I'd rather die in Coca-Cola than Mountain Dew"
Wait
That's what this is?!
Oh...
Can I jump on you
Nope.
I'll go up here then.
Uhh..
...
D:
Noooooooo... D:
At least I'm flying now
There isn't much here...
Aaaahhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!
Fly!!!!
Dance little.. purple thing?
Sticky keys
Spin~
I'm quite bored...
Cut to 6:30
Nuuuuuuuuu
:|
Yes!
Why- Hello there~
;)
O.o
The music is so..... Happy :D
Lets flyyyyyyyyyy
Can I have this?
No. Okay.
Majestic~
How do I get out?!
Skip to 12:30
Yay~
Now what?
._.
Hullo~
...
I should end this...
Well... wait till the next video
Bye!
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João Carlos Martins - Duration: 1:01.
For me, living to the fullest is following your purpose.
Mine is the song.
At age 64, doctors said I would never play the piano professionally again.
I had already had 20 surgeries.
My hands were limited, but commitment to music was not.
My first steps as conductor were with my hands in front of the mirror.
Today, I was able to turn every piano key into an orchestra musician.
When you chase after your dreams, your dreams begin to chase after you.
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[VARIETY] F.A.Q #3 (eng sub available) - Duration: 6:17.
Giu: hey guys, we're B&W, I'm Giulia Bella: and I'm Bella
Giu: and today we're here to do F.A.Q #3
Giu: and we took note and gathered together all the questions you guys made and we're going to answer to them today
Bella: we first took two general questions that we get, the first one is where are we from, where do we live
Bella: we live in Minas Gerais' capital, Belo Horizonte, and we live in Brazil for those of you who are foreigners
Bella: and the second question is if we're going to do dance tutorials in Portuguese. The answer for now is no, 'cause we only have a few followers and small amout of views and it would be a huge job for little feedback
Giu: the first question is from Daniel Orivaldo
Giu: he's asking if I like Asian culture and if Bella likes Indian culture because of our ancestral's origins
Giu: I have a strong Asian influence in my life, specially Chinese, because my family is Chinese, so we eat in that round table when we go to my uncle's house, or use chopsticks, and the food we eat is typical too
Giu: but the fact that I like Asian culture in general, like manga, anime or k-pop doesn't have to do with my ancestrals, I like it because I think it's a beautiful culture and it's very entertaining
Bella: unfortunatelly my family's Indian customs died with my great grandfather, we still have a statue of the Buddha that was my grandmother's, but we don't maintain the culture itself
Bella: I also like the Eastern culture, but it has nothing to do with the fact that I have descendants from the eastern part
Bella: the next question is from Johann Furtado, he asked us what kind of Brazilian music we like the most
Bella: we really like Brazilian funk and pop Giu: Anitta *heart*
(now we are mentioning some Brazilian bands and singers that we heard when we were kids and teenagers)
Giu: the next questions are from Sra. Taehyung (she first asked us to send her kisses and we're doing it)
Giu: her first question is how old are we. Today when we're recording this video I'm 18, but I'm going to turn 19 next week (July 4th)
Bella: and I'm 18, I'll turn 19 in November
Bella: she asked what's the most difficult choreography for us. We're going to answer this based on the dances we already learned
Bella: and we were part of a group, as we said before, so we're going to list two choreographies, one of when we were in the group and one of when we danced as B&W
Bella: with the group we chose B.A.P's "Warrior" and as B&W we chose OH MY GIRL's "Cupid"
Giu: she asked what's the easiest choreography for us. As B&W it was Gugudan's "A Girl Like Me" and with the group it was "Shake It" (from SISTAR)
Bella: the other question was about our kpop ultimates. Mine is Tiffany from SNSD Giu: and mine is Daehyun from B.A.P *shows cushion with his picture*
Bella: this question about our ultimates was in our personal profiles in our facebook, so if you haven't checked it out yet, you must do it because it's very pretty!
Giu: and please leave a like! *laughs*
Giu: the last question she made was about our kpop fandoms. We're going to list three because we have a lot. Mine are BABY, Inspirit and Buddy
Bella: and mine are Buddy, SONE and Elvis, that's AOA's fandom, no one knows it but AOA = love
Bella: next question came from Ryan Keller, he asked two questions, the first one is if we could possibly let you guys choose our next cover by means of a poll
Bella: we could do it, but if we had more subscribers and views, because we have only a few, so the poll would flop you know? In the future we can do it!
Giu: the second question was if we plan to dance to APink's songs, because Ryan is a huge APink fan
Giu: well, I'm not a huge APink fan, their songs are mostly not my style and I don't even know all of their songs and choreographies, but they're totally Bella's style
Bella: yeah, I really like cute concepts and my favorite APink song is Mr. Chu, so you can wait for a cover of this song in the future Ryan, 'cause I'll surelly do it!
Bella: the next question is from Gabriela Luiza, and she asked us what our dream choreographies are currently
Bella: my personal dream is Idol Drama Operation Team's "Deep Blue Eyes" because it has a lot of members of girlgroups I like all gathered in the same place and I'm crazy for it
Giu: and mine is Seventeen's recent song, "Don't Wanna Cry" *Bella and Giu sing and dance*
Giu: I found the dance very difficult, but I liked it very much.
Bella: and B&W's dream choreography is ANY dance from Dreamcatcher, their choreos are just AMAZING
Bella: so that's it for today guys, if there's any questions we haven't answered in this F.A.Q or in the other ones you can leave it in the comments
Bella: follow us on our social media, subscribe to the channel, like the video, share it, and that's it
Bella: kisses, see you guys next time
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