Youtube daily report Dec 26 2017

What's your name?

Japan's film production is ranked No.3 worldwide

behind only the United States and India

ts film industry is also ranked No.3, behind the U.S. and China

Japan has been known as the 3rd largest film producing nation in the world

Japan's film industry began in 1986

since then it has begun making domestic films

Its film industry has a very long history

Since the 1950s

Japan has won the Academy Award

and Cannes Film Festival awards multiple times

The more recent 2009 film 「Departures」 won

the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film

In anime, the widely popular 「Spirited Away」 won the

2003 Academy Award for Best Animated Feature

The first Asian actress to win the Academy Award was also Japanese

In 1958, actress Miyoshi Umeki won Best Supporting Actress for her role in 「Sayonara」

These awards prove to the world the solid strength of Japanese cinemas

Fall is the season of subtle sensibilities

It also marks the height of Asian film festivals

The 22nd Busan International Film Festival

saw the most number of Japanese film stars attending

It is indeed a fruitful year for Japanese films

NTDTV Happy New Year!

Immediately after the Busan festival, Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) was held for the 30th year.

Despite inclement weather

TIFF kicked off in a warm atmosphere

So let's check out the following keywords

and follow Hyesoo to see what superstars she got to meet

Suda Masaki , youth

One of the most sought after actor currently in Japan

an icon representing youth in their 20s-- Suda Masaki

Hyesoo's question to Suda

What does 「youth」 mean to you?

What does 「youth」 mean to you?

Youth?

To me, youth is someone in their teens or twenties, green and innocent

But lots of people in their 30s, 40s or 50s are known as being youthful

Generally, youthful people share the traits

of being very devoted to and passionate

about achieving their goals, and working tirelessly

and drenched in sweat without ever turning back

Hashimoto Kanna, TIFF ambassador

Known as 「the kind of beauty that comes once every 1000 years」

Hashimoto Kanna is dubbed by Japanese media as a 「millennium idol」

Fans actually flew to Tokyo so they could meet Hashimoto Kanna

Let's follow how Kanna enjoyed TIFF!

I hope all of you from other counties can enjoy beautiful films here at TIFF

Just like the movie "Your Name" by Shinkai Makoto

who also directed many animations

NTDTV, Happy New Year!

Kawase Naomi, Japan's Queen of Cannes

Kawase Naomi enjoys international recognition for her work 「Suzaku」

which won her the 「Best New Director」 award at the Cannes Film Festival

the youngest director to win this honor

She's appeared on red carpets all around the world

enjoying even more glamour than film stars

In her opinion, director Kawase, what is real beauty?

I think beauty comes in different kinds

For example, someone with inner strength will naturally exude beauty on his/her outer appearance

As a human being, when you lack resolve in your heart

your posture would lack uprightness

It's better to speak your mind frankly and directly

Kora Kengo, Tokyo Earthquake 2011, Concept actor

The terrifying 2011 Tokyo Earthquake and Tsunami shocked the world

Several years later

as part of its aftershocks

many are still affected by the resulting environmental pollution and severe damages

Especially the sufferings of people living in the affected regions

which words just cannot describe

the film 「Side Job」 is the story of the terrifying realities

of the disaster and the lingering pain of the survivors in Fukushima

This film was screened at the latest Busan Film Festival

Japanese actor Kora Kengo, known as a 「concept actor」

brings more attention to the film

especially since last year he went to Kumamoto, an affected region, as a volunteer

When Kumamoto was hit by earthquake

I thought, we are faced with the entire earth

Earthquakes come from the earth, from nature

In our history, we've lived through earthquakes continually without ways of preventing them

How do we handle unpredictable events?

I believe in being prepared. When disasters strike, we must try our best to survive each day

This applies to the earthquake in Kumamoto

As for Fukushima, however, it's not just natural disasters but also nuclear pollution caused by power plant meltdowns

This is a problem that would take decades if not longer to resolve

and it must never be forgotten

As long as we inhabit the earth

we must find ways to cope with nature. Future generations too must find ways to cope with nature

But Fukushima is a little bit different

Actually, it's a lot different

It involves nuclear power plants

What do we have to do about this?

Of all the information we've gotten, we have to know what to choose

To remember what happened, we must voice our concerns and take actions

Maybe I can say such things because I am not from Fukushima

People who actually live there might think we are ignorant of what's really going on there

that it's like this or like that, etc

But I think we are all part of the same earth

What happened in Fukushima is both natural and man-made

We have to be clear on that

. It's not just an earthquake

pardon me if I sound rude by saying that

but I think the problem is not just earthquake or tsunami

For more infomation >> Japanese Movies and Actors | Tokyo [Hyesoo In JAPAN] - Duration: 8:48.

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Scramble - Movie - Duration: 1:42:08.

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Steam Winter Sale | 2017 Indie Games - Duration: 3:45.

hello and welcome to low budget gaming and welcome to another steam winter sale

2017 video and in this video I'll be looking at some indie games and my aim

is to keep them under $5 first we have guns gore and cannoli this is a 2d

side-scroller action platformer basically and this is a very funny game

I've played this and I really like this this is a basically imagine the

Godfather mixed with zombies in 2d a lot of fun and this can also be played in

co-op with up to four players so yeah check it out this is 52% off down to $4.79

the next up we have apotheon an action platformer a set in ancient Greek and

the art style is the appealing thing here it looks very nice and definitely

worth a look this is 75% off down to $3.74 next up we have beholder in beholder

you play as a state installed landlord in a totalitarian state and your job is

to spy on tenants and report them so a very interesting game sort of inspired

by papers please and a few other similar games I've done a full let's play of it

and I think it's a very good game this is $3.99 60% off next we have cook serve

delicious now I mentioned this in the under $3 video and I'm mentioning here

again this is a restaurant sim a bit casual it reminds me of the old big fish

type games but a bit more detailed and this is 80% off down to $1.99 another of

my favorite games this is frederic resurrection of music director's cut

I've also done a full let's play of this as well you play as Frederic Chopin who

has been brought back from the dead and your job is to fight against modern

musicians in a duel rhythm based music game so you can either use the keyboard

or your mouse to try and play music basically and this is 90 percent off

down to only 59 cents next we have contrast this is a sort of film noir

type action platformer puzzle and this is a very nice looking game as well 66%

off $3.39 I've actually bought this game but I haven't played this so yeah this

might be interesting next we have a pixel art point-and-click

in this is course we'll be watching this is 75% off down to $2.49 hero of the

kingdom is the next game this is a casual indie RPG point-and-click and

this is 50% off down to $2.99 there is a second game as well and I believe a

third one's coming as well so if you like these sort of casual short games

definitely have a look this looks really nice then of course we have papers

please one of the best indie games in my opinion this is 50% off down to $4.99 if

you still haven't played this definitely pick this up you play as a border agent

immigration officer on the border and your job is to check the papers of

everybody coming across the border and deny them access or give them entry so

very interesting game is called like 20 different endings next we have Super

Meat Boy another very famous game this is known for being very hard indie

action platformer and this is 90 percent off down to $1.49 finally we have windward

where you have a ship and you go around in a procedurally generated world doing

different tasks and missions etc really nice game is got mixed reviews recently

but I don't know why that is because I really liked it and this is 75% off down

to $2.49 so that's it for this video for the indie games let me know what you

think and if you have any more suggestions please mention them in the

comments and I'll have a look at or some other requests as well and yeah thank

you for watching see you in the next one

For more infomation >> Steam Winter Sale | 2017 Indie Games - Duration: 3:45.

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Singalong With The Strong H...

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নিজের মূত্যুপূর্ব দুঃখ নয় দেখুন কিভাবে উৎসব পালন করছে এরা | Japanese Festival | Bangla News - Duration: 1:50.

For more infomation >> নিজের মূত্যুপূর্ব দুঃখ নয় দেখুন কিভাবে উৎসব পালন করছে এরা | Japanese Festival | Bangla News - Duration: 1:50.

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[ENG] LuHan promotes the art of opera#LuHanMakeAWish - Duration: 2:16.

Hey, don't look at the phone now

To finish your task quickly

I love my Hometown Opera

Come to present your Hometown Opera with me together

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2017 | HACK NeedForSpeed No Limits 2.7.3 Koenigsegg One:1 Unlimited credits hack - Duration: 4:11.

This video made for people who say ,that Drift-hack isnt working.Full guide in description

How you see, this hack still works

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Nhạc Chế Tết DJ 2018 | ĐẬP NÁT LOA | Nhạc Tết 2018 Chào Xuân Mậu Tuất - Nghe Nôn Nao Đón Tết - Duration: 31:35.

For more infomation >> Nhạc Chế Tết DJ 2018 | ĐẬP NÁT LOA | Nhạc Tết 2018 Chào Xuân Mậu Tuất - Nghe Nôn Nao Đón Tết - Duration: 31:35.

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張柏芝兒子的這個行為再次被數萬網友瘋狂點讚，難怪柏芝不再婚 - Duration: 3:41.

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Cartoons for children Colored Cars, Cartoons about cars Cars - Cars Chase race cars - Duration: 11:35.

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Mein skeptisch paranoider Jahresrückblick 2017 Teil 2 - Duration: 49:36.

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Vegetarian Dinner Recipes - 2018 | Better Than Chipotle Burrito Badass Vegan Kitchen | - Duration: 3:39.

Vegetarian Dinner Recipes - 2018 | Better Than Chipotle Burrito Badass Vegan Kitchen |

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Japanese Movies and Actors | Tokyo [Hyesoo In JAPAN] - Duration: 8:48.

What's your name?

Japan's film production is ranked No.3 worldwide

behind only the United States and India

ts film industry is also ranked No.3, behind the U.S. and China

Japan has been known as the 3rd largest film producing nation in the world

Japan's film industry began in 1986

since then it has begun making domestic films

Its film industry has a very long history

Since the 1950s

Japan has won the Academy Award

and Cannes Film Festival awards multiple times

The more recent 2009 film 「Departures」 won

the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film

In anime, the widely popular 「Spirited Away」 won the

2003 Academy Award for Best Animated Feature

The first Asian actress to win the Academy Award was also Japanese

In 1958, actress Miyoshi Umeki won Best Supporting Actress for her role in 「Sayonara」

These awards prove to the world the solid strength of Japanese cinemas

Fall is the season of subtle sensibilities

It also marks the height of Asian film festivals

The 22nd Busan International Film Festival

saw the most number of Japanese film stars attending

It is indeed a fruitful year for Japanese films

NTDTV Happy New Year!

Immediately after the Busan festival, Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) was held for the 30th year.

Despite inclement weather

TIFF kicked off in a warm atmosphere

So let's check out the following keywords

and follow Hyesoo to see what superstars she got to meet

Suda Masaki , youth

One of the most sought after actor currently in Japan

an icon representing youth in their 20s-- Suda Masaki

Hyesoo's question to Suda

What does 「youth」 mean to you?

What does 「youth」 mean to you?

Youth?

To me, youth is someone in their teens or twenties, green and innocent

But lots of people in their 30s, 40s or 50s are known as being youthful

Generally, youthful people share the traits

of being very devoted to and passionate

about achieving their goals, and working tirelessly

and drenched in sweat without ever turning back

Hashimoto Kanna, TIFF ambassador

Known as 「the kind of beauty that comes once every 1000 years」

Hashimoto Kanna is dubbed by Japanese media as a 「millennium idol」

Fans actually flew to Tokyo so they could meet Hashimoto Kanna

Let's follow how Kanna enjoyed TIFF!

I hope all of you from other counties can enjoy beautiful films here at TIFF

Just like the movie "Your Name" by Shinkai Makoto

who also directed many animations

NTDTV, Happy New Year!

Kawase Naomi, Japan's Queen of Cannes

Kawase Naomi enjoys international recognition for her work 「Suzaku」

which won her the 「Best New Director」 award at the Cannes Film Festival

the youngest director to win this honor

She's appeared on red carpets all around the world

enjoying even more glamour than film stars

In her opinion, director Kawase, what is real beauty?

I think beauty comes in different kinds

For example, someone with inner strength will naturally exude beauty on his/her outer appearance

As a human being, when you lack resolve in your heart

your posture would lack uprightness

It's better to speak your mind frankly and directly

Kora Kengo, Tokyo Earthquake 2011, Concept actor

The terrifying 2011 Tokyo Earthquake and Tsunami shocked the world

Several years later

as part of its aftershocks

many are still affected by the resulting environmental pollution and severe damages

Especially the sufferings of people living in the affected regions

which words just cannot describe

the film 「Side Job」 is the story of the terrifying realities

of the disaster and the lingering pain of the survivors in Fukushima

This film was screened at the latest Busan Film Festival

Japanese actor Kora Kengo, known as a 「concept actor」

brings more attention to the film

especially since last year he went to Kumamoto, an affected region, as a volunteer

When Kumamoto was hit by earthquake

I thought, we are faced with the entire earth

Earthquakes come from the earth, from nature

In our history, we've lived through earthquakes continually without ways of preventing them

How do we handle unpredictable events?

I believe in being prepared. When disasters strike, we must try our best to survive each day

This applies to the earthquake in Kumamoto

As for Fukushima, however, it's not just natural disasters but also nuclear pollution caused by power plant meltdowns

This is a problem that would take decades if not longer to resolve

and it must never be forgotten

As long as we inhabit the earth

we must find ways to cope with nature. Future generations too must find ways to cope with nature

But Fukushima is a little bit different

Actually, it's a lot different

It involves nuclear power plants

What do we have to do about this?

Of all the information we've gotten, we have to know what to choose

To remember what happened, we must voice our concerns and take actions

Maybe I can say such things because I am not from Fukushima

People who actually live there might think we are ignorant of what's really going on there

that it's like this or like that, etc

But I think we are all part of the same earth

What happened in Fukushima is both natural and man-made

We have to be clear on that

. It's not just an earthquake

pardon me if I sound rude by saying that

but I think the problem is not just earthquake or tsunami

For more infomation >> Japanese Movies and Actors | Tokyo [Hyesoo In JAPAN] - Duration: 8:48.

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Singalong With The Strong H...

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I Love You, Shiraishi! - Duration: 25:40.

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I've Turned into Her! - Duration: 24:25.

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It Looks Like I've Fallen for Yamada! - Duration: 24:25.

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Gettin' Recked Cauz I'm Naughty (Repost) - Duration: 37:03.

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Ares | I need my girl | [parallels] - Duration: 3:24.

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NHL-Hockey och Presidentmord i Dallas!! | TEXAS 2017 - Duration: 12:04.

-We´re gonna.... We´re going to...

We´re going to America

-Hi

-Hello -Hello

-It´s not the First Class Lounge, but it awesome anyways -Oh yeah

-Robin has become smaller -And more cocky

- We´re just over Greenland and it´s about 7 hours left

6 or 7 hours?

Anyway, it´s a lot of hours

(2 hours left)

-Motel...that was a first

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Trudne święta Basi Kurdej-Szatan! - Duration: 4:11.

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Steam Winter Sale | 2017 Indie Games - Duration: 3:45.

hello and welcome to low budget gaming and welcome to another steam winter sale

2017 video and in this video I'll be looking at some indie games and my aim

is to keep them under $5 first we have guns gore and cannoli this is a 2d

side-scroller action platformer basically and this is a very funny game

I've played this and I really like this this is a basically imagine the

Godfather mixed with zombies in 2d a lot of fun and this can also be played in

co-op with up to four players so yeah check it out this is 52% off down to $4.79

the next up we have apotheon an action platformer a set in ancient Greek and

the art style is the appealing thing here it looks very nice and definitely

worth a look this is 75% off down to $3.74 next up we have beholder in beholder

you play as a state installed landlord in a totalitarian state and your job is

to spy on tenants and report them so a very interesting game sort of inspired

by papers please and a few other similar games I've done a full let's play of it

and I think it's a very good game this is $3.99 60% off next we have cook serve

delicious now I mentioned this in the under $3 video and I'm mentioning here

again this is a restaurant sim a bit casual it reminds me of the old big fish

type games but a bit more detailed and this is 80% off down to $1.99 another of

my favorite games this is frederic resurrection of music director's cut

I've also done a full let's play of this as well you play as Frederic Chopin who

has been brought back from the dead and your job is to fight against modern

musicians in a duel rhythm based music game so you can either use the keyboard

or your mouse to try and play music basically and this is 90 percent off

down to only 59 cents next we have contrast this is a sort of film noir

type action platformer puzzle and this is a very nice looking game as well 66%

off $3.39 I've actually bought this game but I haven't played this so yeah this

might be interesting next we have a pixel art point-and-click

in this is course we'll be watching this is 75% off down to $2.49 hero of the

kingdom is the next game this is a casual indie RPG point-and-click and

this is 50% off down to $2.99 there is a second game as well and I believe a

third one's coming as well so if you like these sort of casual short games

definitely have a look this looks really nice then of course we have papers

please one of the best indie games in my opinion this is 50% off down to $4.99 if

you still haven't played this definitely pick this up you play as a border agent

immigration officer on the border and your job is to check the papers of

everybody coming across the border and deny them access or give them entry so

very interesting game is called like 20 different endings next we have Super

Meat Boy another very famous game this is known for being very hard indie

action platformer and this is 90 percent off down to $1.49 finally we have windward

where you have a ship and you go around in a procedurally generated world doing

different tasks and missions etc really nice game is got mixed reviews recently

but I don't know why that is because I really liked it and this is 75% off down

to $2.49 so that's it for this video for the indie games let me know what you

think and if you have any more suggestions please mention them in the

comments and I'll have a look at or some other requests as well and yeah thank

you for watching see you in the next one

For more infomation >> Steam Winter Sale | 2017 Indie Games - Duration: 3:45.

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Who owns tricks? #flowthoughts - Duration: 4:26.

Hey gang!

Drex here from DrexFactor.com and today I wanted to talk a bit about something that

can be kind of a sensitive issue in the flow arts world and for good reason: who owns what?

There's a debate that comes up on a not-infrequent basis about what if any form of ownership

someone who invents a trick is entitled to.

Do people get to own tricks?

Do they get to tell other people what they can and cannot use in performances or workshops?

Let's a deeper look.

Before we dive in, I just want to take a moment to give a shout out to the friends of the

channel!

Big thanks to Dark Monk, Emazing Lights, Flowtoys, Spinballs, and Ultra Poi for helping to make

the videos on this channel possible.

You can visit them all on the web by following the links down in the description of this

video.

Let's start off with two things that I think are really important to acknowledge:

The first is that people work really, really hard on the things that they create.

It's inevitable that with that work there's a sense of ownership that takes hold.

It's hardest to do things for the first time but once that wall is broken down it

makes it vastly easier for the next person to come through.

I don't think it's bad to have that feeling of pride in the work you've invested into

what you create.

The second is that the landscape of the flow arts world has changed dramatically in the

past two decades.

It's no longer practiced in isolated pockets but is now a worldwide network that embraces

people of many different backgrounds.

A huge reason why this has happened is that in many cases the work that we create with

our tools is created with the framework of a somewhat open source model of sharing.

Many people care more about getting the things they create to the eyeballs of people who

might like or learn from it far more than they care about how they might use it.

And this attitude has helped the community to grow.

So with all that said, I think in the realm of intellectual honesty it's really, really

hard to say that any one of us have invented something whole cloth.

The things we work on are frequently inspired by the work of others, whether it be other

peoples' tricks or unrelated natural or artistic achievements.

So claiming sole ownership of the products of said inspiration can be a little tricky.

That said, that's a problem of intellectual property in general.

At one point does a derivative work become something that's considered original enough

for the ownership of it to count?

Shaun White may be the only snowboarder in the world who can execute a double McTwist,

but that doesn't mean that any other snowboarders can be sued for learning the trick or even

using it in competition.

In a lot of ways that open source mentality not only creates an abundance of content for

people coming into the art to learn, but also becomes an incentive for people at the forefront

of it to continue to practice and hone their craft.

In order to stay relevant, you need to keep on updating your repertoire.

At the same time, it creates opportunities for exploitation.

Let's say you're an up-and-coming poi spinner who's created an exciting new move

that you can't wait to teach at the flow festivals.

Then you discover a more well-known spinner has picked up that move from your videos and

is offering classes in it themselves.

You might lose out on a chance to teach, despite the hard work you put into mastering your

craft.

Ouch.

Part of what brought this up for me was a conversation with a friend who is wrestling

with this very type of situation...made more acute by the fact that she's a woman and

the people snatching gigs from her are guys.

And this is one of those twists on the whole situation that definitely begs the question

of what do we do when people in a position of power exploit the work of people who are

not?

Is there any way to protect them without compromising a value that's a big factor in helping the

community grow?

So...my honest answer is that I don't know.

I'll say straight up that in my own opinion I've never invented a move.

Everything I've ever made videos on has been inspired by something I saw someone else

do or running an equation or tweaking variables.

I would not have access to any of those things had someone else not done the groundwork on

them.

Whenever possible, I try to credit the person I learned a trick from when I'm teaching

it.

That may not be the person who first performed it, but it's honoring not just the move

but the teacher, which to me is just as important.

And of course there have been glaring oversights because of this.

People I've either forgotten to credit or others who felt like they were entitled to

it.

The best I can say is that I'm sorry and I'm doing the best I can.

Part of the problem is that in general I think that enforcement of any kind of intellectual

property rights here is pretty difficult if not impossible.

I think that it's important that we have a culture of open sharing--it gives people

coming into this community room to grow and learn new things.

But I also think it's up to those of us who aggregate all this information to be responsible

with it.

I think for now that's the best we can do…

Thanks so much for watching.

If you got anything out of this video, please hit that like and subscribe button to help

my channel grow!

Special thanks to all my awesome supporters on Patreon--you guys are the ones that make

these videos possible.

If you're not a current backer and would like to sign up to support the work that I

do, please go to patreon.com/drexfactorpoi.

Thanks again and peace!

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Speaking Korean & Chinese! ☆1000 Subscribers Special Q&A☆ - Duration: 2:39.

Korean: Hello~

I am Yi Xuan, your favourite violinist!

Wow 1000 Subscribers!

It's so exciting! I can't believe it!

I'm very thankful and touched by your support!

I decided to do a self-introduction for all my new subscribers!

Hmm...about where I was born...

I was born on 29 June 1995 in Hong Kong.

I didn't live in Hong Kong for a long time.

My parents moved to Singapore after I was born

Nope, I have an older brother and a younger sister

My height is 168cm.

Some of you may know, I got married last year!

You know when you watch dramas and movies,

The couple meet and get married, then they live happily ever after.

But this is not real life! Life still goes on!

Chinese: Ever since I got married, many people ask me when I plan to have a baby.

I'm only 22 years old, still very young!

I don't think there is a need to rush.

I believe in fate, I don't overthink it or worry about it too much

If I do have a baby soon, I will be very happy too!

I'm not worried about this at the moment :)

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Linkin Park - Shadow of the Day Cover - Duration: 3:10.

I close both locks below the window

I close both blinds and turn away

Sometimes solutions aren't so simple

Sometimes goodbye's the only way

And the sun will set for you And The sun will set for you

And the shadow of the day will embrace the world in grey

And the sun will set for you

In cards and flowers on your window Your friends all plead for you to stay

Sometimes beginnings aren't so simple Sometimes goodbye's the only way

And the sun will set for you

And the sun will set for you

And the shadow of the day will embrace the world in grey

And the sun will set for you

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shining days - Duration: 24:32.

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Mischief of the Wind - Duration: 24:32.

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Respond! - Duration: 24:25.

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For Your Sake… - Duration: 27:44.

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Bee Token Ico Review | What is The Bee Token with Anthony Darvill - Duration: 10:00.

everyone is new here today we're looking at the bee token so the future of Home

Sharing 0% Commission decentralized Home Sharing Network the protocols so pretty

much an air B&B but in crypto or primitive crypto so about B we are a

seasoned team of former employees from Google Facebook Boober and similarly

imaging the sharing economy it's the other way of building Venus in the B

protocols or if you botch Ain so bee nest Venus is a home sharing platform

for hosts toast their homes and for guests to find accommodations bee nest

reward users with network incentives Commission free transactions and suit

security unrivaled in the home sharing industry so the beam protocols the big

protocols are set of etherium smart contracts providing developers the tools

to rapidly launch new decentralized applications while utilizing industry

proven being protocol developers can't expect faster development cycles reduced

integration costs an existing user base that we hope to be taken be taken to

crypto currency that fuels the bee nest platform and the bee protocols says

preacher so they've got a teaser so I said zero Commission's tea centralized

platform eliminates the rule in among incentives otitis distributed through

priests out in Osseo security bank level security through blockchain technology

and trust transparent practices with immutable feedback so they roadmap at

the moment obviously this is Q for 2017 so I've got that white paper complete

yes and then private I'll protest on test nets so cure to q1 q2 2018 so they

had Venus alpha live in San Francisco launch B protocols and test on the test

net quarter 3 record for 2018 launch B protocols on maintenance on board to 4d

EPS on the protocol between on n span up to

five us seas violent Indy Epps on be protocol and by

2020 Plus and beyond target London Korea Singapore's have been taking thing as a

gold standard of sharing protocol so it's pretty interesting

so obviously can read the white paper guys I mean so this obviously this side

rail automation of be tailored so you know you'll do a job betokened calm yeah

they get the white papers about twenty nine pages long so it's the future of

decentralized sharing economy superb bike obviously I see twenty secure

payment system that allows to a dedicated p2p and fear entities to send

receive money that gets held in veto goes until successful exchange all

services between the two in into you so in other words your payment you'll be

paying with the theory and obviously will you know I'm so the beats hoping so

that's obviously how they can get the Commission's a lot cheaper than

obviously Airbnb so this is your table client speak white paper I'm not really

sure this whole life over obviously solar might do a model for the team so

lower transaction fees centralized home sharing platforms rely miles with

intermediaries to conduct their transactions each intermarry and the

cost that hosting guests end up paying for in these centralized platforms

transaction fees can range from 10 to 20 percent broken down as follows

so obviously platform these three to fifty percent financial institution fees

three percent foreign transaction fees three percent cash conversion fees one

percent some Shuman their princess let's see what they've got just a fee so

they're talking a feeling the fees there is obviously a baby just huge fees as

you're know top of saw something screwed eagerly and have a look

I kinda said sorry I was just not I can't find it as it's on here pretty

sure their fees are where he's actually all right where's table so he did it

anyway so it's like 2% it please so there is B's it's like a 2% feed set on

a 12 % yeah that's how it worked out just trying to grow it was to do things

on I became remember it was so anyway instead like every base on top of sell

some light there there can do it like two percent so it's really saving 10%

obviously it can't even the Omegas there's no not panic fear obviously a

pain we give tokens and that's how they get a Capuchin you are like the fees

down for it okay wriggles and roadmap so pictures not my some reason so obviously

those like there's no links but they're easy just click on the links to drop in

chair obviously Co pendency I formally to move up to treat forward passion

record those since 2012 some skater is LinkedIn profile have a look

I do due diligence every ICO it's a caravan there we know that so engineer

at uber tech lead on Floyd machine learning cyber security department also

participate rewind the Nuba application entirely with engineering grandeur

engineer jib jib Brothers Studios so pretty well specialized tiny trance ER

that's Chuck banner in CTO from engineer at uber not I guess release Cosma senior

scheme you a quick rundown obviously you have to your own due diligence doors as

usual organizers San Francisco Bay fishing

really made made-up software ginger engineered uber software development

consultant independent contractor San Francisco Bay Area

pazzo data engineer San Francisco area so that makes sense that they launching

the first test in San Francisco anyway so all right so 13 guys and advisors are

Richard Mayer was the co-founder seokwon steam which is I need to speak released

a month ago another good ice and only good Laurie

listen yeah so that's another one to watch out more obviously the other thing

that this is sales are starting to 31st of January so each time obviously

they're looking at a two-week we know 500 million supplier Tigers that's

pretty good honestly it's real estate and the only

I'm not worried but like team's good then you haven't listened to their Tiger

price now I'm assuming they're not doing so it's closer to the start of the

pre-sale so yeah I'd be I'm not I'm not again I'm not a no I'm not a yes or no

on this one it just depends I think it's a great idea and I think it just depends

on how they're gonna go up against Airbnb as obviously it's established but

everybody needs a massive market so I can see this on go all right definitely

but how much that I can't you know be for starters yeah that's that's what I'm

up to so and pains amidst it's their roadmap that's it comes down to is the

roadmap this is the mate yeah this is the main how this chest goes in San

Francisco and you know here we go another thing is rates between nineteen

million say start expanding summer camp I got the C's anywhere so that's where

it comes to answer I think it's good but I mean to another price I'm talking so

you can't really say yes or no it comes down so it probably gets a bit

idea definitely wrong and it could be interesting I see her

again so obviously guys you can if you are interested in it and jump onto the

right list definitely to get news and hearing of it coming up laws the other

month ago they've be prepared for it obviously download the whitepaper and

have a good look through it I really go through it and obviously still do due

diligence on the rest of the team you know

and then I thought up with me Tony so I like it okay

it's got a good team from what I've seen so far and 500 million tokens that's

good supply if they get up to that or not it's a different story so I'll see

if it's still decent supply and then obviously you need all of those these

tokens obviously someone is soon so it's not from a worried about the supplier so

going supply and the price they're saying I'm are events across the pins

are the price that I can use that I could say well as it gets closer we'll

see how it goes so oh my god you've got my video give a thumbs up if you want

subscribe hit that subscribe button and yeah that's all I hope you then have a

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What's your name?

Japan's film production is ranked No.3 worldwide

behind only the United States and India

ts film industry is also ranked No.3, behind the U.S. and China

Japan has been known as the 3rd largest film producing nation in the world

Japan's film industry began in 1986

since then it has begun making domestic films

Its film industry has a very long history

Since the 1950s

Japan has won the Academy Award

and Cannes Film Festival awards multiple times

The more recent 2009 film 「Departures」 won

the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film

In anime, the widely popular 「Spirited Away」 won the

2003 Academy Award for Best Animated Feature

The first Asian actress to win the Academy Award was also Japanese

In 1958, actress Miyoshi Umeki won Best Supporting Actress for her role in 「Sayonara」

These awards prove to the world the solid strength of Japanese cinemas

Fall is the season of subtle sensibilities

It also marks the height of Asian film festivals

The 22nd Busan International Film Festival

saw the most number of Japanese film stars attending

It is indeed a fruitful year for Japanese films

NTDTV Happy New Year!

Immediately after the Busan festival, Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) was held for the 30th year.

Despite inclement weather

TIFF kicked off in a warm atmosphere

So let's check out the following keywords

and follow Hyesoo to see what superstars she got to meet

Suda Masaki , youth

One of the most sought after actor currently in Japan

an icon representing youth in their 20s-- Suda Masaki

Hyesoo's question to Suda

What does 「youth」 mean to you?

What does 「youth」 mean to you?

Youth?

To me, youth is someone in their teens or twenties, green and innocent

But lots of people in their 30s, 40s or 50s are known as being youthful

Generally, youthful people share the traits

of being very devoted to and passionate

about achieving their goals, and working tirelessly

and drenched in sweat without ever turning back

Hashimoto Kanna, TIFF ambassador

Known as 「the kind of beauty that comes once every 1000 years」

Hashimoto Kanna is dubbed by Japanese media as a 「millennium idol」

Fans actually flew to Tokyo so they could meet Hashimoto Kanna

Let's follow how Kanna enjoyed TIFF!

I hope all of you from other counties can enjoy beautiful films here at TIFF

Just like the movie "Your Name" by Shinkai Makoto

who also directed many animations

NTDTV, Happy New Year!

Kawase Naomi, Japan's Queen of Cannes

Kawase Naomi enjoys international recognition for her work 「Suzaku」

which won her the 「Best New Director」 award at the Cannes Film Festival

the youngest director to win this honor

She's appeared on red carpets all around the world

enjoying even more glamour than film stars

In her opinion, director Kawase, what is real beauty?

I think beauty comes in different kinds

For example, someone with inner strength will naturally exude beauty on his/her outer appearance

As a human being, when you lack resolve in your heart

your posture would lack uprightness

It's better to speak your mind frankly and directly

Kora Kengo, Tokyo Earthquake 2011, Concept actor

The terrifying 2011 Tokyo Earthquake and Tsunami shocked the world

Several years later

as part of its aftershocks

many are still affected by the resulting environmental pollution and severe damages

Especially the sufferings of people living in the affected regions

which words just cannot describe

the film 「Side Job」 is the story of the terrifying realities

of the disaster and the lingering pain of the survivors in Fukushima

This film was screened at the latest Busan Film Festival

Japanese actor Kora Kengo, known as a 「concept actor」

brings more attention to the film

especially since last year he went to Kumamoto, an affected region, as a volunteer

When Kumamoto was hit by earthquake

I thought, we are faced with the entire earth

Earthquakes come from the earth, from nature

In our history, we've lived through earthquakes continually without ways of preventing them

How do we handle unpredictable events?

I believe in being prepared. When disasters strike, we must try our best to survive each day

This applies to the earthquake in Kumamoto

As for Fukushima, however, it's not just natural disasters but also nuclear pollution caused by power plant meltdowns

This is a problem that would take decades if not longer to resolve

and it must never be forgotten

As long as we inhabit the earth

we must find ways to cope with nature. Future generations too must find ways to cope with nature

But Fukushima is a little bit different

Actually, it's a lot different

It involves nuclear power plants

What do we have to do about this?

Of all the information we've gotten, we have to know what to choose

To remember what happened, we must voice our concerns and take actions

Maybe I can say such things because I am not from Fukushima

People who actually live there might think we are ignorant of what's really going on there

that it's like this or like that, etc

But I think we are all part of the same earth

What happened in Fukushima is both natural and man-made

We have to be clear on that

. It's not just an earthquake

pardon me if I sound rude by saying that

but I think the problem is not just earthquake or tsunami