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In our previous video we covered king Alfred's surprise victory over the

Vikings at Edington in 878. This victory both ensured the survival of his kingdom

and allowed the West Saxons the breathing room needed to prepare for the

inevitable next invasion. Though Guthrum retired to East Anglia after the

battle, Wessex still faced potential attack from elsewhere. Just as Guthrum

had successfully carved himself out a kingdom well over a decade after the

initial arrival of the Great Heathen Army, another could just as easily come

and do the same.

Alfred spent the 880s converting the various market towns of his kingdom

into 'burhs' which would act as fortified safe-havens and meeting points for local militias.

Alfred also forged a lasting alliance with the portion of Mercia still under

Anglo-Saxon control, now under the rule of a warlord of unknown origins named

Æthelred, after the death of King Ceolwulf in around 879. The alliance was

sealed by the marriage of Alfred's eldest daughter Æthelflæd to Æthelred

in the early 880s, who began to rule as a vassal of Wessex.

Alfred also achieved a similar arrangement with the southern Welsh

kingdoms during this time, whose rulers were hemmed in by the expansionist sons

of Rhodri the Great in Gwynedd and Powys. The most powerful of these

northern Welsh kings, Anarawd ap Rhodri may have allied himself with the Vikings

of York against Wessex before eventually accepting West Saxon vassalage,

thus securing Alfred's western border.

Ultimately Guthrum kept the peace with Wessex until his death in 890.

However, just 2 years later the burh system would face its first real test

when two massive fleets of raiders comprising of over 300 longboats under a

sea-king named Hastein arrived on the Kentish shore.

Yet times had changed over the last decade, and Wessex held out. By 896

Hastein's men either left Britain entirely or dispersed into East Anglia.

The burh system had worked. Upon his death in 899 Alfred left his kingdom to

his eldest son and heir Edward. The succession was not smooth, as Alfred's

nephew Æthelwold also made his claim. He fled north to

the Northumbrian Danelaw, where he was enthusiastically accepted

by the local rulers, who were apparently happy to finally conquer the last

Anglo-Saxon kingdom once and for all. Æthelwold gathered an army in

Northumbria, and by 901 or 902 sailed south to Essex. He gained a valuable ally

in the Viking king of East Anglia Eohric. Together they conducted a raid deep into Mercia.

By December 902 Edward had also raised an army, likely comprised of West

Saxons, Mercians and Kentishmen, and his forces finally succeeded in catching

Æthelwold in a vicious battle in the marshy lowlands near the River Holme.

By day's end it was the Danes who emerged victorious, yet they paid a heavy toll

for their victory: East Anglian king Eohric and Æthelwold were both killed.

With Æthelwold out of the way Edward could now finally focus on consolidating

his rule at home. In the western portion of Mercia meanwhile Æthelred and Æthelflæd

had been busy too, following the example set by Alfred in fortifying the

frontier with the Danelaw by building burhs wherever they could.

As part of Ethelred's marriage arrangement with Æthelflæd, Alfred had given the

Mercians control of the city of London, a hefty source of income. Together

the two rulers oversaw a revival of Mercian power in a reduced area, and

Æthelflæd in particularly became extremely popular amongst her adopted

people. Yet soon enough the Mercians would be forced to go on the defensive once again.

Just as Edward had been fighting his cousin in 902, a mass exodus of Vikings

from Ireland had led to the settlement of a large group of exiles in the lands

just to the north of the Mercian held town of Chester, an old Roman fortress.

The Mercians may have hoped that these Irish Vikings to act as a buffer against

the ever-present threat of the Danelaw. But by 907 these Vikings had aligned

themselves with the Danelaw to besiege Chester.

When the Mercian army went north to deal with this new threat, it was Æthelflæd

leading them, as Æthelred was incapacitated due to illness.

What happened next is unclear, but the Mercians defeated the Vikings at Chester, and

now Æthelflæd, Æthelred who was firmly in control. The Mercians were going on the offensive.

At that time Edward's son Æthelstan was being fostered by his aunt Æthelflæd in

Mercia. In 909 he led a raid deep into Viking territory to retrieve the relics

of the famed Northumbrian king Oswald. His army also took the opportunity to

pillage the lands of Lindsey for five weeks before the Vikings in York could react.

We are going to talk about Æthelstan him in much more detail in the next episode.

In 910, the Northumbrians retaliated, launching a massive raid deep

into Mercia. They ravaged the countryside and loaded up on plunder before

beginning the journey back north. It was then, at a place named Tettenhall , that a

combined West Saxon-Mercian army caught the Vikings by surprise. In the ensuing

bloodbath the entire leadership of the Viking force was killed, crippling York for years to come.

Tettenhall was a turning point in many ways. It was around

this time that Æthelred finally passed away, and quite astonishingly, despite

being a woman in a militaristic male-dominated society, Æthelflæd was

chosen as his successor, ruling under the title 'Lady of the Mercians'. However, soon

she was also forced to relinquish control of London to Wessex. Æthelflæd would

continue to rule, though as she had no male heir, it was the beginning of the

end for independent Mercia. For the next eight years she tirelessly dedicated her

time to building burhs not only along the frontier with the Five Boroughs to

the east, but also against the Welsh kingdoms to the west. A state of

perpetual warfare existed with the Five Boroughs of Eastern Mercia during this time,

with occasional raids recorded from the towns of Leicester and Bedford into

Western Mercia. Edward meanwhile was finally ready to

go on the offensive against the Vikings on his own borders. Between 911

and 913 he moved his forces by land and by sea into Essex, fortifying

the town of Maldon and attempting to bring the area under full West Saxon control. For the

first time since the coming of the Northmen, Wessex was gaining new lands

and Maldon would become a base from which he could attack East Anglia.

Yet in 914, any potential attacks Æthelflæd or Edward might have wanted to make

suddenly came crashing to a standstill. Across the channel in Brittany a massive

Viking fleet had just conquered the entire region, extinguishing its ruling

family, and now, under the leadership of two warlords named Rold and Otir

was coming to Britain. Sailing up through the Bristol Channel they headed into the

River Severn in an attempt to take the Mercians by surprise. Yet once again,

Æthelflæd was ready for them, pushing them out of Mercia and into Wales,

and killing Rold in the process. Edward pursued Otir and his remaining vessels all

the way to the island of Flatholme near Cardiff

where he blockaded him for weeks. Finally, Otir gave up on England and went across the sea to Ireland.

The stage was now set for the final confrontation of the war. By 914 Edward too was making

inroads into the Five Boroughs, forcing the submission of some of the Vikings of Bedford and Northampton.

By 917, both Edward and Æthelflæd were ready for

their final assaults upon the Vikings. A large force of Danes from the southern

portion of the Five Boroughs allied themselves with the East Anglians, who finally

decided to make a move. They attempted to mirror the success of the Saxons by

building their own burh at Tempsford in Bedfordshire. Within weeks however

Edward's forces stormed the burh, killed the East Anglian king, and swept onwards

to take the whole of East Anglia and South-eastern Mercia.

Æthelflæd was also on the move. In mid-917 she marched her now elite army

across the border and directly towards the borough of Derby where they laid

siege to the town. After a fierce battle, the town fell, and with it, large swathes

of eastern Mercia. By 918, Leicester was the next to submit, followed by the other

three boroughs of Stamford, Nottingham and Lincoln. Under Æthelflæd, Mercia had

finally completed its reconquest and now found itself with nearly the same borders

as it had prior to the coming of the Vikings, yet she didn't stop there.

By the Summer of 918, the Vikings of York agreed to submit to Æthelflæd.

Ultimately, the deal never materialised, as Æthelflæd passed away that same year.

She was succeeded by her only child, a daughter named Ælfwynn.

By 918 all of England south of the Humber was under the Anglo-Saxon control. Edward marched

north to Tamworth to seize Ælfwynn. She was placed in a monastery for life, and

Mercia was finally incorporate into Edward's growing kingdom.

Then, like Alfred before him, Edward achieved the fealty of the five Welsh Kingdoms, thus

uniting most of the lands south of the Humber for the first time in history.

All that remained in England under the Viking control was the kingdom of Northumbria,

and it would have become the next target of Edward. Though just as Edward was

annexing Mercia into his ever-growing Anglo-Saxon realm, the Dublin Norse,

members of the soon to be feared Uí Ímair dynasty of Ireland, annexed York in

a lightning attack. This created a new threat to the bourgeoning united England.

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So this is the parking deck.

That guy, huh?

Oh wow!

Boy: We need that magnet.

Boy: There's a magnet.

There's a magnet in there?

Boy: There's a magnet.

There's a magnet inside of this thing here?

Boy: No!!

Yeah, I think so!

Let's try it.

Let's grab one of these cars.

There, look at that!

That's car number two!

Down here like this?

You want to grab this one here?

What is that one?

Boy: It's blue.

Blue car number one.

Car number three.

Boy: It's going to the magnet.

Good job.

And, car number four.

Boy: It's going to the magnet too.

Nice work.

Alright!

Do you want to use these cars in the parking deck?

Let's bring it over like this.

Boy: Where's that car?

Did he go in the garage?

Boy: yeah.

So he's going in the garage.

That guy's going intoo, how many cars do you think we can fit in there?

We've got three cars in there right now.

Gonna close it up?

Boy: I'm going to open that gate.

Is he going to go up the ramp?

Nice!

There he is.

There are three parking spaces.

One.

Two.

Three.

Car number four we're going to put him in the first parking space.

You can use the lift too!

He's going into the lift.

And then he's going to go up like this.

We'll park in parking space number two.

Does he want to go up the ramp?

Do you think he needs gas?

Let's get him some gas, he's got to come around.

Before he parks he's going to come down the ramp like this, ready?

Here he comes, down the ramp!

Whoa!

Boy: Needs some gas!

Give him some gas, that's a good idea!

Boy: He's got a red hole.

Getting some gas, glug glug glug glug glug glug!

Boy: All done!

Want to plug the gas back in?

Back into the pump.

Good job!

He's got to go through the car wash.

Oh no! He fell off!

Good job.

I've got an idea, we need more cars, right?

Nice! Look at all those cars!

Look at that, here we go.

That's Lightning McQueen, he's going in the parking deck. Who else have you got?

That's another Lightning McQueen!

Let's have him park in parking space number one.

Is that another Lightning McQueen?

Boy: Yep!

Good job.

There in parking deck number three.. Or parking space number three.

That's another Lightning McQueen. Oh no, there are no more parking spaces!

He's going to come down..

He's going down the lift.

That's that mini Lightning McQueen.

Lightning McQueen, this one..

He's got to pay!

He's coming down the ramp.

He's got to pay, we've got these nice coins.

And we have to give it to the parking guy.

And now Lightning McQueen can go home.

This guy can go up too.

Parking space number one.

Good job!

Good job.

Mater's going up.

Wow!

Want to close the gate?

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This Photo Of A Bald Eagle Perched On A Soldier's Gravestone Is Going Viral!

Amateur photographer Frank Glick was on his way to work when he drove through Fort Snelling

National Cemetery early one morning.

He spotted a bald eagle through the mist, perched on a gravestone, and snapped shots

with his aging but ever-present camera.

It's going viral!

Jon Tevlin of the Star Tribune notes that requests for the photo, and use of the story,

have come from the Department of Veterans Affairs, military publications, Arlington

National Cemetery.

Soldiers in Afghanistan have inquired about the photo, including some from the Screaming

Eagles of the 101st Airborne Division, stationed at Bagram Airfield.

An acquaintance saw the photo and suggested that he see if the deceased soldier had any

living relatives who might want it.

Indeed, Maurice Ruch's widow was alive and well and delighted to receive a copy of the

eagle watching over her beloved husband.

"It's just got some quality about it," said Glick.

"Sure, I wouldn't mind getting rich off of it, but that probably isn't happening.

It makes people feel better.

It makes them feel warm and fuzzy.

That's what it's for."

This letter, from Atlanta, was typical:

"You have no idea just how much this photo and story mean to so many of us who have served.

We do not ask for special treatment; we do not ask for your gratitude; we don't even

ask for your patience when we occasionally 'geeze' with old stories.

We would like to have some understanding just how much service to this great nation means

to each of us.

Your picture and story show me that some do understand."

what do you think about this?

Please Share this news and Scroll down to comment below and don't forget to subscribe

top stories today.

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"How to complete Level 647 on Homescapes"

"How to play Level 647 on Homescapes"

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14 weeks pregnant – what to expect.

At 14 weeks, your baby is now about 8.5cm long (that's almost as big as your iPhone).

At the start of trimester two, she'll start to use

her facial muscles to smile and grimace, and will have fully developed genitals.

Here's all you need to know about what your baby and your body is doing at 14 weeks pregnant.

What's my baby doing at fourteen weeks pregnant?

Your baby is now standing up straight and her neck is getting longer, helping the head

stand more erect.

At 14 weeks, your little one could be growing some hair, although her

hair colour might not be determined until birth and her eyebrows are filling in.

At this stage, your little one will also have hair all over her body called lanugo, which

helps keep her warm.

Luckily, this will disappear later in pregnancy, once she gets some more body fat.

Around now, your growing baby will have her first wee!

As she starts to swallow little bits of amniotic fluid, they will pass into her stomach.

The kidneys will start to work

and the swallowed fluid will pass back into the amniotic fluid as urine.

Although she gets all the oxygen she needs via the umbilical cord, at week 14, your baby

will start

to practise her breathing – an important skill for when she's born!

Other developments this week include the development of the roof of your baby's mouth, and her

intestines will start to produce meconium – this is the substance that makes

those first few nappy changes black and tar-like.

Other facts to know about your baby in week 14.

Size-wise, your little one is around 8.3 cm long or around half a banana in length, weighing

43 grams.

A male foetus can get erections in the womb from 16 weeks.

Finger prints have formed on your baby's tiny hands.

What is my body doing at fourteen weeks pregnant?

Welcome to trimester two!

This is the time most pregnant women enjoy the most and there's a few reasons why.

You'll probably feeling a bit more like your pre-pregnant self,

the morning sickness should have eased off and your breasts (hopefully) aren't quite

as tender.

Even better, this week, you'll probably start noticing that cute baby bump.

Your uterus is finally rising out of the pelvic region and into your low abdomen.

You'll have

started producing more blood from the beginning of your pregnancy, but from around now, they'll

be more blood cells as well as fluid in the blood stream.

This can cause

swelling, so you might notice your rings feel tighter and your legs and ankles look like

you've been on a long-haul flight.

For some women, around this time of their pregnancy they'll experience round ligament

pain.

This is a fancy way of saying pregnancy growing pains, which will feel like achy

or sharp pains on one or both sides of the abdomen.

This is normal, and is caused by the ligaments supporting your womb stretching and thinning

out to accommodate the

increasing weight.

You'll probably only notice it when you're getting up, stretching or twisting and the

best way to get some relief is by putting your feet up in a

comfortable position.

Facts to know about you in week 14.

In the second half of pregnancy, your baby will urinate half a litre and every 45 minutes.

Over the course of the pregnancy, the uterus stretches from the size of a peach to roughly

the size of a medium watermelon.

Even in pregnancy, hearing a baby cry can release oxytocin which causes your milk-making

cells to contract.

Nasal congestion is commonly experienced during this stage of pregnancy by 30 % of women.

14 Weeks Pregnant Symptoms.

Catching a cold.

Just when a few of your symptoms started to ease off, the second trimester brings a whole

host of new ones to worry about!

One of these is being more susceptible to colds and

flu.

At the moment, your immune system is weaker, but this is a good thing as it stops your

body from rejecting your foetus.

On the other hand, this makes you more likely to

pick up bugs, so be sure to wash your hands and carry hand sanitiser whenever you go.

If you do feel like you are coming down with something, get in touch with your GP as

soon as you can.

Increased appetite.

Now you've stopped feeling so sick, you feel constantly hungry.

Remember to continue to eat healthy meals throughout the day, and avoid binging on sugary

snacks, no matter

how much your baby is craving them!

Varicose veins.

These are large, swollen blood vessels which show up on your legs.

Although they might not look too nice, they are caused by the extra blood your body is

producing to look

after your baby.

Minimise the appearance of these veins by keeping the blood circulating round your body

by walking throughout the day.

Stuffy nose.

The high levels of oestrogen and progesterone cause the mucous membranes in the body (including

the nose) to swell and soften.

This can leave you with a stuffy nose, but rest assured, it's normal.

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So this video is my response to That Japanese man YuTa.

For those who don't know what's going on,

a few days ago, a Japanese YouTuber Yuta

he uploaded a response video

about my videos about black people I uploaded quite long time ago.

Only For this 3 days alone,

More than 20 people sending me the link and saying like,

"Hey! Racist! Just watch this and go fuck yourself"

"See! Yuta is our side. You're completely loser, Scumbag!"

"Nobita, you're totally wrong. Because Yuta is saying this"

As soon as they found a big influence YouTuber

opposing my opinions,

they immediately jump on the wagon

and start attacking me again using his words as a credit.

And so many people are really happy now,

"Nobita pissed off even Yuta"

and now they're hating each other just like China and Japan.

That's completely wrong. I don't take it personally at all.

And We still talk each other and have a drink together as a friend.

I'm sure he's gonna not take it personally either

but my big concern is

his many fans watching this get triggered

"Oh my gosh, my favorite YouTuber is attacked by a racist."

So let me make this clear

I'm not against Yuta as a person

I'm simply opposing his opinions, not personality.

Actually, there're definitely some good points I do agree with

and I need to apologize for that.

Anyway, let's get started

If you haven't watched his video yet,

I want you to check it out first.

So you get all the context.

Yes, this is definitely what I went wrong.

So Let me tell now

who I was talking about exactly, specially

I still believe that these people may be dangerous for Japan

As you might already know,

In the videos about black people I uploaded,

I often talk about something only happening in the US

and the title and description are saying like that

So I thought I don't need to specify those people

my audience already know who I'm talking about

since majority of my audience are from the US

More importantly,

I didn't really know what I should call those people

so I just said black people, referring to those people

That was my huge mistake

I wish I could go back

If I don't clearly specify like this,

many people think I'm talking about all the entire black people

all over the world

Let me tell you one of possible reasons

why I made the stupid mistake

As a Japanese person,

I'm really used to non-verball communication

which is completely the opposite from western style communication

In a conversation, we often omit and simplify something

and rather than words,

we often communicate

based on the context and situation

I'm really used to that

So actually, Japanese people tend to make this kind of mistake all the time

maybe you already know

But that's a shitty excuse. I know that

That was completely my fault

My apologies for that

By the way, let me emphasize this part

I'm not gonna argue white privilege actually exists or not

That's not my focus

Whether it's real or not is one thing

But believing it or not is another

Because even if that's true,

as long as you don't believe that,

And the idea of white privilege and systemic racism itself,

if you bring up that here,

that's dangerous for Japan

I know this looks too angry

and crazy white supremacist

But I want you to understand that

I said in that way, because I really don't want you to believe white privilege

even if that's true

So the question is, can you justify discrimination?

Of course, No

Now believe or not,

I never said you can justify discrimination

just based on the statistics

I know it sounded like that

I'm gonna blame you you misunderstood

but I never actually meant that

And if you really don't like racial profiling

and you really wanna change discrimination based on the color,

If you do nothing and just whining about that,

Yes, I do think maybe you're asking too much

Now, let me ask you if you live in the US

When some tragedy happens by black people like this,

do you see many black people strongly condemning those black people?

I'm sure some do

but correct me if I'm wrong

majority of the liberal black people who are strongly agasint racism

As long as that racism is toward white people,

they're just quiet

And some people even saying like this

I'm really shocked even a public person saying that

But This is just one example

liberal black people not taking the black crimes seriously.

OK, let's say Japanese people committed so many crimes

What I'm gonna do is

I would be strongly strict to Japanese people.

And at least do something to reduce the crimes

until the bad stereotype ends

It all comes down to this

If people see the crime rate is actually dropping,

I'm sure they're gonna give you discrimination anymore

I know some people do, but not most people

Because at this point, they don't have the reason.

When Logan Paul was behaving dispectfully in Japan,

so many foreigners including many white people

were strongly condemning and treating him like a crimminal

When something like that happens by a black person in the US,

I don't see many liberal black people accusing the criminal

Again, some do. I know that

But not marority

my biggest issue is

they don't talk about black on black crime

and seriously work on the issue

Attacking another group instead

is not gonna solve anything

If you wanna stop racial discrimination,

Don't get me wrong

Discrimination cannot be justified no matter what

But in my opinion,

it doesn't mean you can just be whining about that

and do nothing

Yes, That's completely right.

So I actually apologized about that before

although Yuta didn't show that part

But let me apologize again

Yes. anyone can play the victim

Not just liberal African Americans

However, based on my experience in Japan and New Orleans,

I have to say this

Now, it's important to keep in mind that

my experience is totally different from Yuta's and yours

Just because your experience with black peoole is really positive,

t doesn't mean every single black person in the US is a good person

And this is my YouTube channel, right?

Just like you can talk about anything on your channel or blog,

at least on my channel,

I should be allowed to talk about anything based on my experience

not yours

Don't get me wrong

Talking with many black people,

I found so many positive qualifies as well

For example, the black people I met

they were mostly really patient about my horrible English

Keep in mind, when I was in New Orleans,

my English was way more horrible than now

I've met so many foreigners who can't take my English

and just making fun of my accent and prononciation

But the most black people I met

patiently wait until I finish the sentence

willing to listen what I'm trying to say

which I really appreciate that

I found they have so many good qualities

I can actually talk about that forever.

Because I know in the long term,

that's gonna be more beneficial for you

even though that's gonna hurt your feelings at that moment

and maybe you gonna hate me a lot

As you know, talking about race is kinda tattoo

especially in front of black people

at least in the US

Many people are afraid of saying something negative to them

But when I actually saw their problems,

something in common

I couldn't just hold it back

Why? Because I personally really care about black people

since my best friend happens to be a black person

Now believe or not,

I do not think

people who disagree with me are all stupid

and only my opinion is true

I know it sounded like that

the way I said

But I never actually think like that

By the way, this is what I noticed

When you say something strongly that people really agree with,

they think you are passionate

But if that's something they don't wanna hear

even if you say exactly the same thing

they think that you are too angry

scary and you're just doing a hate speech

OK, I said in the too aggressive way

or too emotional way or whatever you call it

hat's Because I was really sinking tired of the media and people

I really don't understand that

Why do they treat black people like weak people?

That's completely wrong

They don't need a special treatment or sympnachy

So many successful black people already prove that

Anyway, let me clarify this again

I do not think people opposing my opinions are stupid or anything like that

If you wanna disagree, that's totally OK

I know I look too angry, but that's actually totally OK

But seems like it's not OK for some people

which is really said

where is the Free Speech?

I've had a lot of conversations with people

who strongly disagree with me

Actually, it's quite rare

to meet someone having the same opinion as me

I'm deeply sorry for your friend, Yuta

But Here is my issue

It seems like you're assuming

her color is the reason

How do you know that?

Did you actually ask them and make sure that

her color is the reason?

Maybe that's because of other factors, right?

You see, this is what annoys me.

When something bad happened to you

many people just assume

that's because you're black

Anyway, since Yuta shared his personal story,

let me share my personal story as well

In Tokyo, there's a street, it's called Takeshita street

And on the street,

there're always bunch of black guys

Actually, you can also see that at a certain area in Shibuya

And one of female Japanese friends

She was really scared and she said

she will never go there again

Unfortunately, she is not the only vicim

Many other Japanese people as well

I'm not saying only black people commit a crime like that.

But here is my point

As you might already know,

on that street, Japanese police officers often go around

as well as Roppongi and Shibuya

I know this is just a possibility

It's unlikely to be true

But maybe

maybe the police officer actually saw the crime by a black person

and because of that,

My question is

which one should be to blame more?

What the police officer did to her was not OK

but who should you're angry to more?

We all know discrimination is really bad

But as a human being, we're not perfect

We often do something subconsciously based on the past experience

I'm really wondering why she didn't ask the police officer

why only she is questioned

That's because she couldn't speak Japanese enough?

I'm sorry if I'm wrong, but If that's the case

she is also to blame

if she's a foreign resident or immigrant

because you're just able to speak Japanese

you're more likely to do well with this kind of situation

Yes, I do agree with that

but that's under the condition of these two

I know this sounds too strict

, maybe I'm asking too much but this is my strong belief

If you don't execute these two

I don't think you deserve to have

exactly the same rights as other Japanese people

By the way, I'm not talking about toursits, I'm talking about foreign residents or immigrants

As a Japanese teacher,

I've seen that kind of discrimination all the time

Many of my students have an experience like that

especially in a workpalce

But I found In most cases

that's simply because they don't speak Japanese enough

Maybe it doesn't bother some Japanese people like Yuta

speaking fluent English and traveling around

and seeing many other cultures

But what about other most Japanese people?

They don't speak English well

And quite many Japanese have never been to another country

foreigners who don't even speak the same language

do you really think those people are completely OK for Japanese people

and they have exactly the same rights?

Of course, they're not gonna complain in front of you

but deep inside, maybe you're annoyed

What Yuta says sounds really good to you

but maybe that's because you're a foreigner side

I don't care if you're foreigners or minority

I don't even speak the same language and appreciate the culture,

I don't think you're qualified to complain a lot

Because to me, you're not even on the stage at this point

If you wanna complain, why not do that in Japanese?

So we can at least listen to you. We can have a discussion about that.

Bit If you don't speak Japanese anyway,

how could we trust you?

How could we understand you?

But you wanna still demand exactly the same rights?

Now when I say speaking Japanese

it seems too demanding and fucking crazy.

So let me emphasize this

What I want to see from you is

I don't know about other Japanese people

but me personally

just putting out simple Japanese words ramadomly would be enough

Because at this point, I can totally see your effort

From what I see, however, especially many western residents in Japan

are not even making effort

to improve Japanese language and just complaining in English

So of course, most Japanese people don't even understand why they're dissatisfied

OK take a look at this

I totally agree with that

And in my opinion,

which means for example,

if your committed a crime,

some people might think your bother is also a bad person

Now, let's talk about indivials and collectivism

Japan is more like a collectivism society

Many people have group mentality

I know maybe this is something you don't like about Japan

Especially in western society

is a really improtant value

But why do you think Japan is a safe country?

the group mentality has a huge influence on that

If you do something bad,

In that system,

we can be accountable each other

and keep on the same page

This statement sounds really good

But may be not really apply in Japan

Whether you like it or not, in Japan people see you as a representative of a group

That group could be family, company, school or race

This Japanese concept is called うち and そと

Actually I'm gonna talk about this concept in another video.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you can treat someone unfairly

just because the family member did a bad thing

Again, discrimination cannot be justified

But like I said earlier, that's understandable at least

So which one would you like to blame more?

the one who treated you unfairly

Of course, both of them should be to blame

let me simplify more clearly

a white person treated you unfairly

Or a black person who committed a crime

and that caused

the white person to do discrimination

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Pepper vs Killian 'I Am The Mandarin!' Scene | Iron Man 3 (2013) Movie Clip 4K (+Subtitles) - Duration: 4:26.

(GROANS)

(GRUNTS)

(SCOFFS)

(METAL CREAKING)

(GROANING)

No more false faces.

You said you wanted the Mandarin.

You're looking right at him.

It was always me, Tony. Right from the start.

I am the Mandarin!

(BREATHING HARD)

I got nothing.

(GRUNTING)

Jarvis, subject at my 12 o'clock is not a target, disengage!

(REPULSOR POWERING UP)

(GROWLS)

What? Oh, what, are you mad at me?

(GRUNTING)

(BOTH GRUNTING)

Whoo!

(PANTING)

TONY: Honey?

Oh, my God.

That was really violent.

You just scared the devil out of me. I thought you were...

I was dead. Why? Because I fell 200 feet?

Who's the hot mess now?

It's still debatable.

Probably tipping your way a little bit.

Why don't you dress like this at home? Hmm?

Sport bra. The whole deal.

You know, I think I understand why you don't want to give up the suits.

What am I going to complain about now?

Well, it's me.

You'll think of something.

- No, don't touch me. - Don't worry about it.

- No, I'm gonna burn you. - No, you're not.

Not hot.

Am I gonna be okay?

No.

You're in a relationship with me. Everything will never be okay.

But I think I can figure this out, yeah.

I almost had this 20 years ago when I was drunk.

I think I can get you better.

That's what I do. I fix stuff.

And all your distractions?

Uh... I'm going to shave them down a little bit.

Jarvis. Hey.

JARVIS: All wrapped up here, sir. Will there be anything else?

You know what to do.

The Clean Slate Protocol, sir?

Screw it, it's Christmas. Yes, yes.

(KISSES)

Okay, so far? Do you like it?

(SIGHS)

It'll do.

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Noora&William | high for you [skam] - Duration: 2:42.

hi, beautiful.

Willhelm

hi.

Willhelm

fuck, it's nice to see you.

why don't you reply to my messages?

no power...

for two weeks straight.

stop walking around like a fucking clichè

did you miss me?

no.

fucking hell, you're so beautiful

you know you're...

the biggest clichè I've ever met

but you like me for it

no, I don't

you like me

look at me

tell me you don't like me...

and I'm gone

I don't like you

you don't have the right to be mad at me

there's nothing that feels more important to me

than to be together with William

I can't be together with a guy

who smashes bottles on other people's heads

don't do this, Noora

yeah, but I just need some space!

I can't think properly when I'm with you

I just get all messed up in my head

okay...a bit space

I need to be with you

say we should be together

if you don't want to be with me

then you need to have the fucking guts to say it

I do want to be with you

no, I can't breath!It feels like I'm going to die

you're not going to die

I promise

I love you

we have to be together

I love you

and you love me too

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Koh Chang Island - PRISTINE SEAFOOD FISHING VILLAGE and Spicy Curries | Food Travel Guide! - Duration: 24:30.

- Good morning I hope you're having an awesome day.

It's Mark Wiens, I'm in Koh Chang Island which is in Trat,

in the eastern part of Thailand.

This is day seven of our Eastern Thai food and travel tour.

But it's a jungle cover rustic island

with beautiful beaches.

We're gonna drive around the eastern side of the island

and explore some of the fishing villages.

We're gonna get some amazing scenery,

we're gonna go see some beaches

and of course we are gonna search out some

incredibly delicious food.

And especially some seafood.

And I'm gonna share all the food and everything

that we do with you today in this video right now

so, we're getting ready to leave it's about 7 a.m.

(uptempo music)

so it is really cool that we're able to

have our car here in Koh Chang

so that we can drive around.

This gonna be an awesome day.

Just quickly to tell you, we are staying on a beach

in an area called, Kai Bae.

And this is one of the most,

this entire western side of Koh Chang Island

is the main side where you'll find most hotels,

most guest houses, most life.

But the eastern side is known to be more quiet,

more peaceful, a little more rustic.

So that's the side we're especially gonna focus on.

But really we're gonna focus on the food today

(uptempo music)

We just drove down the road a few kilometers.

We're just before Klong Prao,

which is the next kinda beach area.

But there's a restaurant and this is where we need to stop

to eat breakfast before we move on.

(speaking in foreign language)

This is one of those spots

where you can go down the line of pots and open the cover

and see what they have for the day.

I'll let you in on a little secret.

Yesterday, we took the day off from filming

and actually we ate at this same place.

We were just driving pass,

I saw that lots of van drivers and tok-tok drivers

were stopping here to eat.

And I knew it was a place

we needed to stop to eat for lunch too.

So I'm glad they're open this morning.

This, they actually serve Southern Thai food.

Like not this region,

but from the southern peninsula of Thailand

and their food is awesome.

It's also halal food.

(speaking in foreign language)

Oh, this place is absolutely fantastic.

Yeah, and I ordered actually the same exact dishes

that I ordered yesterday because they're so good.

This is the dish.

Almost everybody eating here orders this.

It's just a beautiful beef soup.

The chunks of beef, the fresh chilies in there,

look at that, just entire chilies in there.

The fresh onions.

Ah, okay let me just take a bit.

Oh, and the crispy fried shallots.

Oh, that is melt in your mouth beef.

And the stock is so beefy and so rich and beautifully salty.

And then you can taste the herbs

that have been boiled down in the soup,

the Kaffir lime leaves, cilantro roots in there as well.

The part that I love the most

is that they combine fresh

uncooked onions and chilies and lime juice,

as well as some tomatoes in there.

And then they pour the boiling soup over those vegetables.

So you've got both cooked ingredients

as well as raw ingredients,

which gives it that punch of flavor.

And those crispy shallots as well.

Man that's good.

Next dish I got is

(speaks in foreign language)

this is beef in a dry curry.

So you can see that curry paste

which is just kinda caked up on the meat there

with Kaffir lime leaves.

It's absolutely stunning.

You've got that cake,

that crust of chili curry paste on there.

I love it.

Another thing that's great about Southern Thai food

is you've always got a plate of

(speaks in foreign language)

which is a plate of raw vegetables and some shrimp paste.

And I'm going right in.

This is white turmeric, I believe.

Yeah, that's your wake up call in the morning.

Finally thing I got her is some

(speaks in foreign language)

which is dried, sun dried fish,

and then deep fried.

And she said she makes this all herself.

Oh, look at that fish.

That's seriously good stuff.

You can taste that it's sort of been dehydrated in the sun.

But the dehydrating the

(speaks in foreign language)

meaning one sun, one day of sunshine,

it gives it a more unique texture.

Like a little bit, slightly turning to jerky but not quite.

(bright music)

There's nothing like a 7:30 a.m, morning meal

that breaks your sweat of the day

and just leaves you like,

shirt slightly dripping, but feeling outrageously satisfied.

And now that we've finished with breakfast

we can continue driving.

(uptempo music)

oh man, this side of the island is so incredibly relaxing.

We are stopping at a coffee shop.

It is called, The Coffee Home.

It's right along the ocean.

You can sit, you can relax.

They have a garden.

Oh, this is gorgeous.

This is great.

Coffee is okay.

Now we can officially start the day though.

(uptempo music)

The coffee here is okay, not amazing.

But the scenery, the atmosphere is spectacular.

That is one relaxing cup of coffee.

We're on our way, next,

I hope we're gonna go check out a coconut farm.

The place is called, The Organic Coconut Farm.

It's right on the side of the road.

It's just a beautiful little, kinda shack type of place.

So next up let's have a coconut.

(speaks in foreign language)

Yes, really nice.

And then, you'll find everything there.

Or I can write it down for you.

(speaking in foreign language)

Straight up blended coconut

and coconut meat and the coconut water.

Oh.

Oh, that's awesome.

Oh, and the foam, the coconut foam on top.

Oh, that's superb.

I like that he just doesn't add anything,

he just relies on the coconut.

It froths up, it's absolutely sensational.

(guitar music)

Oh, that's outstanding.

I mean, it's perfectly sweet

and a little bit sour and pure coconut.

(guitar music)

(speaking in foreign language)

Ying said I have to come check out the toilet.

Which is back here in the coconut field.

Oh, here it is in the palm branches.

Oh, and of course a banana tree

in the toilet that's awesome.

(Mark laughs)

This is the type of bathroom I've always dreamed about.

The banana trees, surrounded by palm branches.

And just check out this thrown.

The podium.

You can do your morning exercise at the same time.

Man, he's just an amazing friendly man.

Just passionate about the fruit that he's serving.

He will talk to you,

he will take care of you when you're sitting here,

and I fully support what he's doing.

I love it.

This is great.

Look at that, it's just like jelly.

Mm.

(speaking in foreign language)

- Delicious

- Really good.

It just melts in your mouth.

- Yeah.

- It's perfect.

Got some bananas.

And in Thai this is called a

(speaks in foreign language)

Which is just like a wild egg banana, or apple banana.

Mm.

(woman speaking foreign language)

It's so good.

Yeah, it's like orange on the inside.

Wow, that is a superb banana.

(speaking in foreign language)

He gave us some bananas on the way out.

His name is Khon Drani.

Pay him a visit.

He has amazing coconuts and fruit.

And what stands out even more than his fruit

is how nice and how friendly he is.

Next up, we are going to Salak Khok, which is a,

it's a fishing village in a bay with mangroves

it looks amazing.

We're gonna eat some seafood there.

(uptempo music)

This is an old fishing community.

It's gorgeous here.

We're at the pier.

We're gonna walk around.

Oh man, the peace and quiet,

the fishing boats, the bay, it's gorgeous.

Can you see that dog taking a nap on the sunken boat?

And the water is really peaceful

because it's an inlet, it's a bay that comes in.

If you go further that way, you'll get to the open sea.

But that's why this water remains so quiet.

It's covered in mangroves.

The mangroves are gorgeous as well.

And one of the main attractions here

is to kayak through the mangroves,

but then also just to come here

and just observe the traditional Koh Chang fishing village.

One of the ways to support this community

is to go to the seafood restaurant.

They have a seafood restaurant,

one main seafood restaurant here,

where the fishermen bring their catch.

And so you can go there to eat seafood.

It's very much community run and driven,

which is what I like about it.

So we're gonna go see what seafood they have for the day.

(uptempo music)

This place is relaxation on another level.

It's so relaxed in fact, that we came here

and the chef is actually,

the chef has gone somewhere,

so they had to call up the chef

to tell the chef to come back here to cook.

One of their specialties here is kang.

Which in English is mantis shrimp.

The giant alien looking mantis shrimp,

which I've already had a number of times in Trat.

It's very common, it's very popular.

And so they have a fresh tank of them.

Those are giant.

But something else I have to show you over here is,

giant arapaima, but you look over this,

look at how big that fish is.

That's like the size of a full grown man.

The food has all arrived.

It looks spectacular.

But, by all means the center piece,

the trophy of the meal are these mantis shrimp.

They're just, they're huge.

They're like a foot long.

They kept the whole heads and the tentacles

and the pinchers on them.

They're kinda scary looking.

And these are deep fried with garlic

and maybe some oyster sauce on top.

You can see those crunchy pieces of garlic.

Oh, it looks awesome.

It's definitely the length of your face.

Oh hello, nice to meet you.

And you can see that shell,

but then on the inside there that's the meat.

That's what you're going for.

It's kinda like lobster and shrimp mixed together.

Oh wow.

Oh, the freshness.

Oh, the garlic.

The taste is in between crab and shrimp and lobster

kinda all mixed together.

The texture is a little bit stringy but silky.

It's sweet.

They're superb.

Yeah this is the meat right out of the tall.

Look at how succulent, how moist and how juicy that is.

It's unbelievably delicious.

Another dish we got is called

(speaks in foreign language)

Normally in Thailand it's called

(speaks in foreign language)

but here they call it

(speaks in foreign language)

This is raw shrimp.

It's kinda like ceviche.

Raw shrimp in here, lots of lemon grass, chilies.

They put some carrots and cashews in here

and then it should be like a lime dressing.

And you can see the shrimp are just,

they're raw, but they're just cooked by the lime juice.

Mm.

Oh.

Oh, that's one of those dishes that like,

kinda punches you in the face.

Mm, it's sour, really nice and sour.

All that finely shaved lemon grass in there,

what gives it such a freshness.

There are chilies in there.

You've got the crunch of the cabbage and those carrots

and then the cashews.

Final dish we got here is

(speaks in foreign language)

And (speaks in foreign language)

is a common form of preserving.

It literally translate to one sun.

Meaning one day of sun.

So they hang out the seafood in the sun,

let it dry in the sun for one day.

And then it's normally deep fried.

So this area is known for their squid, one sun.

And so you can see it's sort of crinkled up,

it looks a little dry and then it's deep fried.

On second thought, after looking at it

I think it's cuttlefish.

Mm.

Yeah, wow.

That is absolutely fantastic.

It has a little chewy factor to it.

But you taste the saltiness as it's slightly preserved.

It's like rubbery but not at the same time.

And just packed full of flavor.

Oh, this makes for the perfect,

like, chili, garlic platform.

What a perfect little ledge.

(guitar music)

Or with that sauce.

I'm going in for the tentacles.

In Thai they call it the

(speaks in foreign language)

like the mustache.

And I'm gonna use that mustache to kinda scrap up

as much chilies and garlic as possible.

(guitar music)

That's a bit to remember.

(guitar music)

That was a stunner of a seafood meal.

Do not let the emptiness,

and if there are no people here, just come here.

It's great.

The seafood is delicious and fresh.

Our bill was pretty expensive.

I mean it is pretty expensive.

But over half our bill was

because we had those mantis shrimp.

So if you don't have the mantis shrimp

you can really reduce your price.

And you can get some of the other dishes.

Alright and that,

hold on.

And that completes our visit to Salak Khok.

It's really a beautiful fishing village.

The seafood is great.

It's well worth your effort to come here.

From here we're driving down the coast and we're going to

(speaks in foreign language)

Which is, in English, it's Long Beach.

(Bright music)

See, at some parts the road was covered in jungle

and kinda overgrown.

Mika is taking a nap right now.

So they're waiting in the car.

We were planning to swim here

and play in the sand for a little while.

We'll see if Mika wakes up.

But for the time being let's go take a look

at the beach right now.

Yeah it is pretty spectacularly quiet and peaceful.

The water it's pretty nice.

There's kind of a lot of garbage though.

Too bad it's not a bit cleaner.

There are a couple of restaurants,

or maybe just one restaurant, kinda bar area.

People are chilling it's very peaceful though.

Very, a very relaxing place.

(uptempo music)

Mika's still sleeping so I think we're gonna continue on.

But I'm not all that impressed with Long Beach.

It's a nice beach, it's nice and quiet,

but looks like it's seen better days.

It's kinda run down, it's kinda dirty.

Lot's of garbage has washed up.

I was much more impressed with Salak Khok.

From here we're driving on to Salak Phet.

Which is the next bay.

And we made it to Salak Phet.

That was just a short drive.

But another beautiful drive.

The first place that we're stopping off here is

a mangrove plank walkway.

(speaking in foreign language)

This is already gorgeous.

But, part of the reason it's really cool is because

maybe it is abandoned, it is really quiet.

You do have to be a little careful

of the missing planks and the loose planks.

Wow, watch out, your head.

- Wow.

- Wow

You get to this certain point

and the mangroves really open up to an expansive greenery

with the mountains in the background.

It's really kinda a shame though

that they haven't maintained the walkway, the boardwalk,

because it's in pretty bad shape.

My tip is that you really stand in the center

where the concrete beams are.

But it's gorgeous and peaceful and quiet.

(uptempo music)

Made it to the very end of the platform.

Actually I thought it was supposed to go a loop trip.

Maybe, I don't know.

But this is definitely the end.

Heading back to the car and from here

we're gonna go check out one more seafood restaurant

within Salak Phet.

And I think that might conclude the day.

But, what a fantastic day it's already been.

(uptempo music)

There are two main seafood restaurants to choose from.

One is called Salak Phet Seafood and Resort.

And the other is called

(speaking in foreign Language)

Saeng Arun

So we're gonna try to go to Saeng Arun

it looks a little more low-key.

And we gotta walk down the little lane to get there.

You would sort of walk through their house,

which is like a full dock in of itself.

And then you get to the restaurant in the back here,

with the view of the sea.

Ah, yes.

(uptempo music)

Didn't order very much, just a couple of dishes.

I just wanted to try this place

and just to enjoy the view of Salak Phet bay.

And the, yeah, just the late afternoon scenery.

And it is spectacular.

We have the sea breeze.

This is called

(speaks in foreign language)

These are little carb cakes and then deep fried.

I'm not sure if they're encased in tofu skin.

I think they are.

Mm.

Hmm-mm.

Maybe it's mixed with egg, but it's crab.

You can taste the onions and garlic in there

and then kinda crunchy skin.

And really what you're supposed to do

is dip it in this sweet plum sauce.

The sauce is very sweet.

But that does accompany well

the salty, pepperiness of the sausage.

The next dish we got is

(speaks in foreign language)

which is this type of stir-fry with hoi-shell,

which are the scallops.

And you can see it's full of,

ooh, there's some random leaves in there.

It's full of krachai, which is fingerroot.

These are little small, hopefully,

I think they're local scallops.

Onto the rice.

I love that fingerroot in there.

And then you've got the scallops

which have a bit of a bounce to them.

Oh yeah, we've got a hanger.

Oh, it just slide off.

(chuckles) Okay.

Okay, I'm moving on to one more dish.

This one is (speaks in foreign language)

and it looks to be like (speaks in foreign language)

which is mullet fish.

And it's a sour soup.

Wow, we got a bunch of heads down there.

Oh, there's a bunch of fish.

Oh okay, they're just small fish

but there's a lot of 'em.

And immediately you can smell that kinda sour

I think tamarind in there.

And there's ginger too.

Mm.

Ooh, this soup is nice with the ginger.

Mm.

It could be a little more sour.

It's not that sour.

Mm, but the fish broth and the ginger.

The ginger actually, there's so much ginger in there

it sort of burns going down you throat.

That's delicious.

Yep, that's mullet.

Very firm.

(guitar music)

So that brings us to the end of this.

What a fantastic day it has been in Koh Chang,

along the east coast of the island.

The ending seafood meal it was okay,

but it wasn't spectacular to me.

For me the first seafood restaurant at Salak Khok

that was really the more, the awesome experience,

it just had more character to it too.

Another thing I wanted to tell you

before ending this Kho Chang travel, food, video guide.

Yesterday, I didn't film on video,

but I took a few clips.

We drove to end of the west side.

You can continue along,

it's a really windy, amazing road,

but then you get to a place called Bang Bao.

Which is a pier.

There's a lot of souvenir shops.

I didn't try any of the restaurants,

but it's a nice place to see as well.

And then if you continue on,

there's another beach called Khlong Kloi,

which is also a really

chilled out, really relaxing place

if you're looking for a place to stay for a few nights

that's gonna be peaceful and quiet,

that's also an amazing place.

So that's gonna do it for this one day tour of Koh Chang.

Visiting some of the sites and especially enjoying the food.

I will have the information of the things we did and ate

in the description box below,

as well as some links that you can check out.

And I wanna say

huge thank you for watching this video.

It's been a fantastic, fantastic day.

And we're just gonna drive back

to the other side of the island now.

So thank you very much for watching.

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