Youtube daily report w Jul 27 2018

Hello guys. I'm GQ Guan Qi.

I'm a commercial sport portrait photographer.

We have a creative scheme about shooting street sport this time,

and we have used this very special lens

this FUJINON XF200mmF2 lens.

This shooting scheme is about street sport

mostly for street sport

such as street basketball, bmx, skateboard…

so we decided to use this FUJINON lens

which has a very remarkable long-focus.

This lens

It allows me shooting from a long distance and in a wide scene

and perfectly catches the rapid moment.

This can ensure me

to catch the picture that I want from a long distance

without disturbing my target

Moreover, its max aperture is F2,

this means I can still get the good quality of image

while in the low light level

that I can take something I want

This time I used X-H1 plus this lens

I found I'm able to stay focus accurately while shooting

even though there are some sport tracks change during the movement.

I can surely to focus and tracking focus

It absolutely earns my trust

The pictures come out very sharp and clear

even though using the max aperture.

and four pre-focus buttons

prepare focus bottom

we can catch the pictures more convenient

especially when we are shooting sport

Using this lens for my scheme this time

I felt like my shutter can not stop at all.

For more infomation >> Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Guan Qi / FUJIFILM - Duration: 3:16.

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Monster Glass GF250mmF4 R LM OIS WR with Karen Hutton / FUJIFILM - Duration: 4:22.

- My name is Karen Hutton,

and I'm a fine art travel and landscape photographer.

I've basically been photographing my whole life.

My mother was a tremendous photographer

in the sense that she photographed everything.

We just grew up with cameras in our hands.

Nature, I think, raised me,

so it wasn't like I was drawn to it.

It was just always there.

And it was so formative to how I grew up

and how I learned to see the world, to this day,

that way of being has worked its way into my photography.

We have a trip planned

down the eastern sierras of California.

We planned go to the Alabama Hills,

which is hot in the summertime,

but it's beautiful and it's rugged.

Then, we wanna take it way up in elevation,

10,000 feet and above, to the ancient Bristlecone Pines

and see what this 250 telephoto lens can do with it.

The Alabama Hills are weird.

They're like being on Mars.

It's your big, epic landscape environment.

I have always shot it wide, but I have to say,

this 250 brought that to a whole new level.

I was able to bring things in

and tell completely different stories about that place

than I have ever been able to do before.

The ancient Bristle cone pines

are among the oldest trees on the planet.

One of the things I love to do is really hone in

on the parts of them that the curves, the age lines,

the places within them that reflect this incredible life

that they've lived.

So the 250 really does that job incredibly well.

The clarity, oh my goodness.

When I put the macro extension tube on it,

it's like it becomes another world entirely.

You can tell stories in ways

that I don't know if any other lens combination

can even come close.

The 250mm GFX lens

is the longest telephoto to date.

The micro stories, the details.

They're intimate, they're personal, they're dreamy.

They bring things in in a way

that you will never see with your eye.

It was able to tell this beautiful story

of the face of nature as I see it.

Versatility factor really impressed me.

You start putting macro tubes on it,

you can put on the 1.4 teleconverter.

Things you never thought from such a distance,

you would see so clearly but you do.

Clarity, the beauty of each shot, the scope

and the dynamic range of these images just are jaw dropping.

What amazed me that I didn't expect

was how the telephoto combined with medium format created

a different look just in and of itself.

It was the optics, the physics of the whole thing,

creates a different look.

It's stunning, it is absolutely stunning.

It hits an area that most of us don't really quite have

in our kit.

The telephoto with medium format is a look

that you will not achieve any other way.

For more infomation >> Monster Glass GF250mmF4 R LM OIS WR with Karen Hutton / FUJIFILM - Duration: 4:22.

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Monster Glass XF8-16mmF2.8 R LM WR with Mark Gilligan / FUJIFILM - Duration: 2:16.

When I see a view that captivates me

the one thing I feel that I want to do as a photographer

is capture that moment

and I feel as if capturing that one moment

is the true essence of photography.

The new XF8-16mmF2.8 lens allows me to expand the perspective.

For me it gives this grander view of the vista that's in front of me.

When we think of wide-angle lenses, generally on the periphery

we have the distortion

With this lens, I haven't seen anything.

That, for me, is a game-changer

Being out there watching the sunrise,

it just gives you this incredible feeling,

it's almost cathartic, it's ethereal.

Landscape photography is all about being out at the elements

capturing that moment, irrespective of the weather

and I know that with this lens that's never going to be a problem.

There's a love and feel I have for this camera,

which makes me want to go out and take photographs

Now that I can couple this X-Pro2 with this brand new lens

for me just makes me want to go out and photograph even more

For more infomation >> Monster Glass XF8-16mmF2.8 R LM WR with Mark Gilligan / FUJIFILM - Duration: 2:16.

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Monster Glass XF8-16mmF2.8 R LM WR with Daniel Malikyar / FUJIFILM - Duration: 4:34.

- The feeling that I used to get when I'd score a goal,

is the same feeling that I get now when I take a shot

that I'm really excited about.

My name is Daniel Malikyar,

and I'm a Los Angeles-based director and photographer.

Photography really sparked the idea

of visual storytelling for me.

And I think the transition to cinematography

was relatively seamless.

Growing up, the expectation of pursuing

an art like photography,

is not something that is generally supported,

because it's such a difficult field

to be able to excel and progress in.

But midway through college, I just kinda realized that

whatever you set your mind to,

if you work towards it, it's possible.

I come from a lineage of soccer players, my dad, my grandpa.

Soccer has been a huge part of my life,

and has really shaped the person that I am today.

I've been developing a short documentary

on Brazilian street soccer for quite a while now.

When I heard that FUJIFILM was releasing

the XF8-16mm,

I was really excited to be able to capture

some extreme wide-angle perspectives.

For Brazilians, soccer is like a religion.

Everywhere you go, you see it.

It's an art form and a passion

created through years of hardships, happiness,

and everything in-between.

Something that I think soccer and photography

share in common, are community.

As soon as you find a group of like-minded individuals

that really wanna pursue the same passion as you,

I think that is an invaluable experience.

I think one of the most compelling and interesting

facets of this project,

was the fact that we traveled throughout

the favelas of Rio de Janeiro

to capture the true essence of Brazilian street soccer.

I think one of the most important parts

of travel photography and filmmaking,

is really immersing yourself within the culture.

Looking at things the way the locals do,

and capturing them to really tell the story

and the essence of what is before you.

Seeing things from above

and getting that birds-eye view

allows you to capture a perspective

that most people dream of seeing.

The XF8-16mm was huge in a helicopter.

Being able to get that close to the Redeemer

and still maintain the width and depth of the composition

was something that could only be captured

on a lens of that scale.

As soon as I got my hands of the XF8-16mm,

I couldn't wait to go out and capture

low light at a wide angle.

Because this lens is an F2.8

and it really did prove its worth.

I plan to continue to use this lens

for a lot of the wide angle and establishing shots

in both my films and photography.

There's always use for a wide-angle lens.

For more infomation >> Monster Glass XF8-16mmF2.8 R LM WR with Daniel Malikyar / FUJIFILM - Duration: 4:34.

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Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Jonathan Irish / FUJIFILM - Duration: 5:12.

- I love photography because you can stop a moment in time

and hold on to that moment forever.

My name is Jonathan Irish

and I am a professional wildlife and adventure photographer.

I've been a photographer for about 11 or 12 years now

and photography's the way I see the world.

A lot of people say, put the camera down

and enjoy a place or experience a place,

but for me, seeing through the camera

and seeing through the lens is the way I experience it,

and I see it better through the camera.

One thing that makes my photography stand out is

that I bring a artistic and a fine art eye

to my wildlife and nature photography.

When I was growing up, nature was my playground.

I loved going to the national parks,

I'm a big national park fan, and as I became a photographer,

I really loved to photograph nature and the national parks.

These are places that I call home that are sacred places

for me, so they're really special.

Today, I'm really excited to be on assignment in one

of my favorite places in the world,

the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Being one of the wettest areas in our country,

this temperate rainforest is full of love.

Last time I was here, I was on a more general shoot

for the national parks and this time,

I really wanna dig more into the wildlife,

and specifically I'm looking for elk on this trip

and if we get lucky, maybe some bears as well.

There's lots of challenges

with photographing wildlife and nature.

Often times, wildlife takes shelter in trees

and forests and those are low-light conditions

and you need fast lenses and fast gear

to handle those kinds of conditions.

This 200mm telephoto prime lens

is a fantastic lens,

it fits really nicely into the FUJINON lens system

and it's really made for sports and wildlife photography.

So I've been to the Great Smoky Mountains before

and I love this place.

I did an assignment for the national parks, obviously,

and I was here, shooting this park,

so it's a familiar place to me that I know and love.

The Great Smoky Mountains have a very dense forest canopy

and light is an issue here so, on this assignment,

I chose to shoot with the XF200mmF2 lens.

My first impression when pulling this out

of the bag was that it's a professional lens.

It's got the full feature set of a professional lens,

it's got heavy glass, I mean,

this is made for professional use.

It's pretty unusual to see a 200mm lens

that's this fast, this is an F2 lens, it's just incredible.

When paired with the 1.4 teleconverter,

it's over 400 millimeters of reach, at F2.8,

which is a high-end professional tool.

It really just is ergonomically

and professionally, one of the best systems out there.

Wildlife is always illusive,

but I actually captured some great shots

that I'm really proud of.

Found some great elk that were fun to shoot.

So all in all, it was a great shoot.

I did some great hiking, got some great photos,

and I can't wait to get it back out in the field.

When I started out, I used to shoot everything

and run around like a mad man,

but now I really take the time

and slow down and hone my craft.

Other than the Smoky Mountains,

I'm really excited to continue to shoot wildlife

and sports with this lens,

maybe even the Tokyo games in the Summer Olympics coming up.

For more infomation >> Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Jonathan Irish / FUJIFILM - Duration: 5:12.

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Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Jacky Ley / FUJIFILM - Duration: 6:56.

What feeds my passion for this profession,

motor sports photographer is everything

about motorcycles and cars

I am deeply passionate about these sports.

I do have a preference for endurance

which has now become my specialty

the 24 Hours of Le Mans

the Bol d'Or,

and also the 24 Hours of Le Mans motorcycle race.

It just strikes a cord

it's a passion for me

like it is for many people, drivers or riders

I am Jacky Ley

I am a photographer specialized in motor sports.

I use both Fujifilm X-H1 and X-T2

and the lenses, I use mainly zoom lenses

XF10-24mmF4 and the XF50-140mmF2.8

and also the brand new

XF200mmF2 telephoto prime

Fujifilm and I share quite a long history now

I started with X-E1 when it was launched

let's not count the years…

I had the opportunity to discover the whole range

X-T1, X-T2

and now the X-H1 and the next ones, still to come.

It's a beautiful story

My photos are distributed through the "Good Shoot" agency

which works with the FIM (International Motorcycling Federation).

They work with the industry, manufacturers

magazines such as Moto Journal,

and I also do more corporate works

for some of these clients

Today, we are on the Nevers Magny-Cours track

for the French Superbike Championship (FSBK)

That's where everything began for me

I came on the first races of this series with a fellow Alsacian

a pilot named Bertrand Stey

then I worked for Moto Journal

my career as a motor sports photographer began in the French championship

As a professional, you have the ability to go inside safety lanes.

Sometimes, small apertures in the safety fences

offer us better working conditions

but actually, with the 200 mm and its teleconverter (or without it)

we can just work close to the fences, they completely vanish!

I point this out because this way

many car or motorcycle enthusiasts, on the other side of the fences

can also take beautiful pictures, using the XF200mmF2

The XF200mmF2 by FUJINON

is very light, yet it provides a fast F2 aperture.

So it's a little bulkier

but its optics are beyond reproach

Fujifilm has nothing to prove now

and it's just amazing

With the 1.4× teleconverter

which is incredibly sharp

the rendering is just perfect!

In my field, in motor sports,

I use the stabilization only for specific instances

I use it on the pit lane, inside the pits

to take atmosphere pictures, especially in the evening or even at night.

Also to make close portraits of pilots,

when they are deep in the pits, in low light.

For action photos, though, I turn the stabilization off

because I try to get the impression of speed,

the panning effect, so I use low speeds

and I switch off the stabilization to avoid perturbation in the movement.

The X-H1 can get up to 3 batteries,

one in the camera and two in its optional grip.

I am always in "Boost" mode

and I need to change the 2 boost's batteries by mid-day.

I also use a circular polarizer from Cokin,

there is a hatch on the lens hood

to set the polarizing effect

and adapt to the shooting conditions

The XF200mmF2 made me happy!

I had been waiting for it for some time…

The optics quality

the snappy autofocus

the amazing sharpness,

the subject tracking

which really works in every situation

We even bring back too many pictures!

Along with its teleconverter x1,4

it's just incredible

it allows to get an even longer focal length

with no compromise in picture quality nor in autofocus.

It was Jacky Ley, live from the French Superbike Championship

in Nevers Magny-Cours, presenting the XF200mmF2 and its 1.4x teleconverter.

See you later!

For more infomation >> Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Jacky Ley / FUJIFILM - Duration: 6:56.

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Celebrating Harry Potter 20th Anniversary at Target - Duration: 5:05.

see for her Harry Potter event at Target let's go and he's nervous because she's

wearing for Harry Potter outfit but I think it's perfect it's perfect for the

event right you know okay stop it you'll be fine it looks

like a Harry Potter fan right there we'll see she's got to get on her ball

Oh Harry Potter where are you oh there it's up there we don't have

very much stuff over here though do they what slurring oh yeah was that fun I

really wanted you to do the Hat please pretty please I'll pay you a dollar I'll

give you a dollar for doing it

hold on it's gonna say all of them nobody's gonna say all four and then

it'll tell you what do you guys get at the end a butterbeer you see yours I get

to stop it but I want to China side it yes and I got the hypest very very very

hibiscus yeah it's really good her first edible flower so good so they

actually know what does it taste like

oh it's cute though I like showing off all our other Harry Potter stuff yeah

okay guys we are home now I dropped Sofia off with my dad because she wanted

to go stay the night and Alison decided to stay home with me we went and got

some Chinese food I got sesame chicken no honey chicken

white rice we have some of these long time

cream cheese long times with the sauce and Jason got some beef Lin a stick and

white rice and then we're gonna watch Harry Potter

Ali so excited child you are so weird she's eating popcorn with her chopsticks

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Floor it, flat out!! Koichi Hiramoto

On a risky race? Of cause use your favorite car. Masaki

This is the only place I have. Takayuki Kuroki

The days pass like a dream. I wanna stay here forever. Eiji Kamiya

The limit is further! Keiichiro Aizawa

We'll only know if we race. Koichi Kijima

I'll take you down. Tatsuya Shima

The car is said

to run like it's twisting its body in rage.

Even if you reject me... I am you, Devil Z. Akio Asakura

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Happy Birthday Great Nan!!! - Duration: 4:49.

Where are we goin guys??

To Great Nan's birthday party!

Great Nan's birthday party.

[music begins]

Happy Birthday!!!

You made the card!

It's sonic! Oh my goodness!

It's all the characters.

Oh, yes it is

Well you're going to have to sit down and talk to me about these characters.

So this one is Sonic.

Ok. The main character

So this one's tails.

This one's Amy

Amy!

Ok

What are you up to?

[music continues]

[singing] Happy Birthday to You!

Happy Birthday to you!

Happy Birthday Great Nan!

Happy Birthday to you!

Thank you! Thank you!

[clapping]

-And many more!

You gotta hold your cake

Get ready now the breeze will go your way

Put the hurts on it!.

Let's see I got to think about

Make a wish and all that

Ok, here goes.

Now don't spit em out blow them out

[laughter]

Oh good job! Horray!!

[music]

You didn't tell me where you were [indistinct] dumb dumb

[music

Cheese!!!

- What's your name?

It's Hayley!

-What's your name?

Darren!

- What's your name?

Chloe!

What's your name?

Charlie

Yeah

Charlie

Alright everybody! Smile!

Cheese!

[shutter snapping]

[laughter]

Cheese!!

[music continues]

Cheese!

I'm like a dragon

Mom, because you mean so very much to everyone in the family.

This card is to wish you a birthday card with the beauty of

[indistinct] and all the love a heart can hold

and all the happiness you so deserve

Love always Rick and Becky

They got me new threads, didn't they?

Yeah

Oh I need that!

haha

Yeah, you can get it out and hold it up if you want.

Waaaaaaa!

Sailboat!

Haha

[music continues]

I'm climbing a tree

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A Sports Car for Just 8000€?! Nissan 350Z Review [Sub ENG] - Duration: 10:39.

Ciao everyone, here it's Marchettino and today I wanna show you that with the money of a city car you can bring home

a fun and engaging sports car like this one behind me, the Nissan 350Z. Let's test it!

Today I wanna show you that you don't have to spend a fortune to bring home

a RWD sports car with a good engine that is able to offer emotions.

The Nissan 350Z is the clear evidence because I'm driving a japanese exotic that by looking at the second hand market, it starts at about 8000€

and with this money I think you bring home a great sports car.

When it was released it was the rival of the Porsche Cayman and BMW Z4

and I think the 350Z (as rival) is a very interesting proposal,

especially for the current market prices

because with this money you get a 2 seater coupè with 280hp.

In front we have a 3.5L N/A V6 that used to develop 280hp and 316nm of torque on this car,

I used the past because this car has some mods and now produces 340hp - Exact!

A positive side about japanese sport cars in general is the mod factor,

because in the world of japanese cars you find pretty much everything in terms of modifications

infact several things have been changed in this 350Z, maybe one of the most interesting mods are the tires because it has proper tires,

Toyo R888 semislick tires.

These are the ideal roads to use properly both the tires and engine of the car.

Now we forgot the TC on, sadly! - We can turn it off then! - Sure, it's on the bottom left!

Ok, ESP.. off!

Now I can feel it's more fluid!

Yeah TC is too aggressive, especially after the mods!

The sound of this V6 is truly engaging, exhaust is not stock but it has a full Borla system.

Always like the sound of a V6!

It pushes nicely too, above 4000rpm you start to feel all the power coming 'till the redline at about 7000rpm!

Not bad!

Very engaging also to play with the gearbox, you also changed the gear shift with a short shift

the gear changes are not bad at all, they're very direct and sharp.

Problem is the stick is in aluminium, today it's sunny and I need a oven glove to change gears!

I also like the seats which I find comfy and can also hold the sides pretty well,

but I have to say the suspensions are a bit stiff, you did something if i'm not mistaken.

Yes D2 suspensions, if you stay in the car more than 1 hour you break your back! - Great!

If there's something that I don't understand is that out 4 japanese cars I recently tested,

this is the 3rd without the airconditioning! I'm sweating,

you're so obsessed to reduce weight at all costs!

It's impressive to know this car brand new was about 37.000€ and now at 1/5 of it's list price and this is not the base model,

it's the Lev.2 a version with lots of options and so with this money you get a car which is not only plenty of power with a sports behaviour

but it's also rather comfy and allow to be used every day or for long trips..

Maybe without the A/C I wouldn't do a long trip but if it had one, it would be great for that use!

In the turn-in you can feel the weight of the car, it's not very light also with a big engine in front,

compared to its rivals Z4 and Cayman, this was the heaviest.

You told me even if it's heavy the brakes are ok.

Also on track where you push the brakes hard, they offer good braking!

Even with the electronics off this car is glued to the road also thanks to these tires.

But if I had a car like this I would buy tires with less grip to have more fun in the corners!

If you want to buy a second hand car like this, you need to be careful because this is one of those cars people buy low to use for drifting so

make sure to buy a car that has never seen the wall!

Sure, one of the things you also need to do is about the LSD if you want to enjoy it and feel the rear!

In terms of price/performance ratio I think it's a good car,

sure if we look at the interior we realise Nissan has saved money in the built quality, this reflected posivitely on the list price

but second hand at about 8000€ I think it's worth it but the problem is about the maintenance

because even though it's an aged car, you told me every year the car tax is about 1000€ - Yes, that's the price in Turin, insurance companies are not friendly either!

1000€ for about 300hp if you think about it, it's not high but if you think 1000€ over a 8000€ car yeah, that's high

then the maintenance - you told me you service the car every 4000km, you told me you have a heavy foot so you can double that if you go easy!

Undoubtedly!

Another thing that left me puzzled is that like most respectable japanese fashioned cars, also this one drinks oil!

Sadly yes, it's a defect of the VQ35DE engine, on the later engines this problem was fixed - So just on the 1st gen - Yeah on this one

Great throttle response, it can't be more perfect than this on a N/A!

Also this is part of the driving pleasure, having a immediate throttle response, an extremely precise and direct gearbox

I think for this money the 350Z is a car that offers great satisfactions.

I think for this price you don't even loose money when you sell it.

A friend of mine had one for years, he did enjoy and had fun with it, he even sold it with a little profit!

I really did enjoy the Nissan 350Z, I like the power of the engine, just like the gearbox - very precise and direct.

For about 8000€ you get a coupè, RWD, manual gearbox, V6 engine exotic that does 0 to 100kph in 6s with a top speed limited to 250kph,

for that money what else could you buy, 500 or 350?

I thank the owner for letting me test it and guys

make sure to Like the video if you enjoy it, subscribe to my YouTube if you haven't yet and as always thanks for watching, ciao!

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Citroën C5 1.6 e-HDi Collection Business automaat, 1e eigenaar, origineel NL, dealer onderhouden! - Duration: 1:08.

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Porter Robinson & Madeon - Shelter (Flyboy Remix) [Lyrics] - Duration: 3:41.

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🔥Disk counter of tablets and capsules DT 40 extra video Minipress.ru - Duration: 7:19.

Hello! My name is Roman Tsibulsky. Here you can find a tremendous range of

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the chosen equipment. Please send your application to me and I will forward the

detailed price to you. When you send your letter to the state of email address I

will be the person to receive it. My assistance only deal with transaction

support. I personally discuss your needs with you

and help you choose the right equipment. I'm engaged in supplying pharmaceutical

equipment from China, India, South Korea and Taiwan to Russia and other countries.

Every year I visit pharmaceutical exhibitions where I select the most

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for certain equipment items in my catalogue and prices for the same

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constantly improve their quality level. So before you make your choice it is

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24/7 and will be happy to answer your questions and give you every possible

advice. Hello! My name is Roman Tsibulsky. I'm the founder and the owner of

pharmaceutical equipment catalogue MiniPress.ru. For the last 17 years I've

been making sure that our clients make the right choice, get everything

delivered in time and have no problems with customs clearance. Every year I

participate in pharmaceutical equipment expositions worldwide in order to pick

new better quality models to include in my catalogue.In my catalogue you can find

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Colors for Children to Learn with Toy Super Cars, Educational Hot Wheels Car Toys Video for Kids - Duration: 12:10.

Colors for Children to Learn with Toy Super Cars, Educational Hot Wheels Car Toys Video for Kids

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Astronomical Observatory of Uaxactún - A 360 ° visit with Juan Ariel Pop - Duration: 2:39.

We are in the group E of Uaxactún. The structures that are here marks the center.

The equinoxes and the solstices are marked too . This square is very

interesting since it is where you can find what was for the Mayans

transitions between the time of rain, summer, spring

and autumn. The part we have here is the triadic pattern and it is an area where

was found the sunken plaza of for Uaxactún , known as one of the oldest

until its discovery. In this area we have what is the structure 7 south

which is the observation point of the sunrises and it's practically surrounded

by18 masks and in front of it, one of the most magnificent stelae of the

Early Classic Period for Uaxactún. Then to the northern part, we have what it is

practically a square, which is a closed square and we also have what is the temple

with most of the stairs of Uaxactún that is the only one of two visible in the

Maya lowlands with the temple of the national park of (...).

Every six months we appreciate the equinoxes behind this temple,

however every six months, sorry every three months,

the sun has movements here. In this structure, on July 21st, on

September, on March 21st and 21st of December, we see the sun in the area over there.

This square was very interesting in the Mayan era and it's still a

very interesting place because here you can do Mayan ceremonies in the

epoch of the equinoxes and solstices. And practically the group of

Uaxactún for many years has become one of the most important of the Maya area.

Since in the area it is one of the few astronomical observatories

that is still valid in the Mayan area. Uaxactún is

an archaeological site, it was built around 1400 BC (with an error

of 250 years) from 900 AC that was inhabited.

There is a very interesting t archaeological site that the community protects

under all that jungle coverage that can be appreciated there is a great

amount of archaeological sites in this area that are protected by

the people of Uaxactún and there are quite few the sites you can see in that

form of conservation. However the community does a self-sustainable management of resources

and the tourism is developed as a sustainable project to show all this living culture

that we have. And all this very interesting area is kept intact so you can come

and visit it. Here in Uaxactún.

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Peugeot 508 SW 1.6 e-THP Active AUTOMAAT *All-in prijs!* *Automaat - navi - Panodak* - Duration: 0:55.

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Rimini, Al Bano e Romina: "Ci hanno truffati, era una trappola" - Duration: 2:35.

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Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Guan Qi / FUJIFILM - Duration: 3:16.

Hello guys. I'm GQ Guan Qi.

I'm a commercial sport portrait photographer.

We have a creative scheme about shooting street sport this time,

and we have used this very special lens

this FUJINON XF200mmF2 lens.

This shooting scheme is about street sport

mostly for street sport

such as street basketball, bmx, skateboard…

so we decided to use this FUJINON lens

which has a very remarkable long-focus.

This lens

It allows me shooting from a long distance and in a wide scene

and perfectly catches the rapid moment.

This can ensure me

to catch the picture that I want from a long distance

without disturbing my target

Moreover, its max aperture is F2,

this means I can still get the good quality of image

while in the low light level

that I can take something I want

This time I used X-H1 plus this lens

I found I'm able to stay focus accurately while shooting

even though there are some sport tracks change during the movement.

I can surely to focus and tracking focus

It absolutely earns my trust

The pictures come out very sharp and clear

even though using the max aperture.

and four pre-focus buttons

prepare focus bottom

we can catch the pictures more convenient

especially when we are shooting sport

Using this lens for my scheme this time

I felt like my shutter can not stop at all.

For more infomation >> Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Guan Qi / FUJIFILM - Duration: 3:16.

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Monster Glass GF250mmF4 R LM OIS WR with Karen Hutton / FUJIFILM - Duration: 4:22.

- My name is Karen Hutton,

and I'm a fine art travel and landscape photographer.

I've basically been photographing my whole life.

My mother was a tremendous photographer

in the sense that she photographed everything.

We just grew up with cameras in our hands.

Nature, I think, raised me,

so it wasn't like I was drawn to it.

It was just always there.

And it was so formative to how I grew up

and how I learned to see the world, to this day,

that way of being has worked its way into my photography.

We have a trip planned

down the eastern sierras of California.

We planned go to the Alabama Hills,

which is hot in the summertime,

but it's beautiful and it's rugged.

Then, we wanna take it way up in elevation,

10,000 feet and above, to the ancient Bristlecone Pines

and see what this 250 telephoto lens can do with it.

The Alabama Hills are weird.

They're like being on Mars.

It's your big, epic landscape environment.

I have always shot it wide, but I have to say,

this 250 brought that to a whole new level.

I was able to bring things in

and tell completely different stories about that place

than I have ever been able to do before.

The ancient Bristle cone pines

are among the oldest trees on the planet.

One of the things I love to do is really hone in

on the parts of them that the curves, the age lines,

the places within them that reflect this incredible life

that they've lived.

So the 250 really does that job incredibly well.

The clarity, oh my goodness.

When I put the macro extension tube on it,

it's like it becomes another world entirely.

You can tell stories in ways

that I don't know if any other lens combination

can even come close.

The 250mm GFX lens

is the longest telephoto to date.

The micro stories, the details.

They're intimate, they're personal, they're dreamy.

They bring things in in a way

that you will never see with your eye.

It was able to tell this beautiful story

of the face of nature as I see it.

Versatility factor really impressed me.

You start putting macro tubes on it,

you can put on the 1.4 teleconverter.

Things you never thought from such a distance,

you would see so clearly but you do.

Clarity, the beauty of each shot, the scope

and the dynamic range of these images just are jaw dropping.

What amazed me that I didn't expect

was how the telephoto combined with medium format created

a different look just in and of itself.

It was the optics, the physics of the whole thing,

creates a different look.

It's stunning, it is absolutely stunning.

It hits an area that most of us don't really quite have

in our kit.

The telephoto with medium format is a look

that you will not achieve any other way.

For more infomation >> Monster Glass GF250mmF4 R LM OIS WR with Karen Hutton / FUJIFILM - Duration: 4:22.

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Monster Glass XF8-16mmF2.8 R LM WR with Mark Gilligan / FUJIFILM - Duration: 2:16.

When I see a view that captivates me

the one thing I feel that I want to do as a photographer

is capture that moment

and I feel as if capturing that one moment

is the true essence of photography.

The new XF8-16mmF2.8 lens allows me to expand the perspective.

For me it gives this grander view of the vista that's in front of me.

When we think of wide-angle lenses, generally on the periphery

we have the distortion

With this lens, I haven't seen anything.

That, for me, is a game-changer

Being out there watching the sunrise,

it just gives you this incredible feeling,

it's almost cathartic, it's ethereal.

Landscape photography is all about being out at the elements

capturing that moment, irrespective of the weather

and I know that with this lens that's never going to be a problem.

There's a love and feel I have for this camera,

which makes me want to go out and take photographs

Now that I can couple this X-Pro2 with this brand new lens

for me just makes me want to go out and photograph even more

For more infomation >> Monster Glass XF8-16mmF2.8 R LM WR with Mark Gilligan / FUJIFILM - Duration: 2:16.

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Monster Glass XF8-16mmF2.8 R LM WR with Daniel Malikyar / FUJIFILM - Duration: 4:34.

- The feeling that I used to get when I'd score a goal,

is the same feeling that I get now when I take a shot

that I'm really excited about.

My name is Daniel Malikyar,

and I'm a Los Angeles-based director and photographer.

Photography really sparked the idea

of visual storytelling for me.

And I think the transition to cinematography

was relatively seamless.

Growing up, the expectation of pursuing

an art like photography,

is not something that is generally supported,

because it's such a difficult field

to be able to excel and progress in.

But midway through college, I just kinda realized that

whatever you set your mind to,

if you work towards it, it's possible.

I come from a lineage of soccer players, my dad, my grandpa.

Soccer has been a huge part of my life,

and has really shaped the person that I am today.

I've been developing a short documentary

on Brazilian street soccer for quite a while now.

When I heard that FUJIFILM was releasing

the XF8-16mm,

I was really excited to be able to capture

some extreme wide-angle perspectives.

For Brazilians, soccer is like a religion.

Everywhere you go, you see it.

It's an art form and a passion

created through years of hardships, happiness,

and everything in-between.

Something that I think soccer and photography

share in common, are community.

As soon as you find a group of like-minded individuals

that really wanna pursue the same passion as you,

I think that is an invaluable experience.

I think one of the most compelling and interesting

facets of this project,

was the fact that we traveled throughout

the favelas of Rio de Janeiro

to capture the true essence of Brazilian street soccer.

I think one of the most important parts

of travel photography and filmmaking,

is really immersing yourself within the culture.

Looking at things the way the locals do,

and capturing them to really tell the story

and the essence of what is before you.

Seeing things from above

and getting that birds-eye view

allows you to capture a perspective

that most people dream of seeing.

The XF8-16mm was huge in a helicopter.

Being able to get that close to the Redeemer

and still maintain the width and depth of the composition

was something that could only be captured

on a lens of that scale.

As soon as I got my hands of the XF8-16mm,

I couldn't wait to go out and capture

low light at a wide angle.

Because this lens is an F2.8

and it really did prove its worth.

I plan to continue to use this lens

for a lot of the wide angle and establishing shots

in both my films and photography.

There's always use for a wide-angle lens.

For more infomation >> Monster Glass XF8-16mmF2.8 R LM WR with Daniel Malikyar / FUJIFILM - Duration: 4:34.

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Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Jonathan Irish / FUJIFILM - Duration: 5:12.

- I love photography because you can stop a moment in time

and hold on to that moment forever.

My name is Jonathan Irish

and I am a professional wildlife and adventure photographer.

I've been a photographer for about 11 or 12 years now

and photography's the way I see the world.

A lot of people say, put the camera down

and enjoy a place or experience a place,

but for me, seeing through the camera

and seeing through the lens is the way I experience it,

and I see it better through the camera.

One thing that makes my photography stand out is

that I bring a artistic and a fine art eye

to my wildlife and nature photography.

When I was growing up, nature was my playground.

I loved going to the national parks,

I'm a big national park fan, and as I became a photographer,

I really loved to photograph nature and the national parks.

These are places that I call home that are sacred places

for me, so they're really special.

Today, I'm really excited to be on assignment in one

of my favorite places in the world,

the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Being one of the wettest areas in our country,

this temperate rainforest is full of love.

Last time I was here, I was on a more general shoot

for the national parks and this time,

I really wanna dig more into the wildlife,

and specifically I'm looking for elk on this trip

and if we get lucky, maybe some bears as well.

There's lots of challenges

with photographing wildlife and nature.

Often times, wildlife takes shelter in trees

and forests and those are low-light conditions

and you need fast lenses and fast gear

to handle those kinds of conditions.

This 200mm telephoto prime lens

is a fantastic lens,

it fits really nicely into the FUJINON lens system

and it's really made for sports and wildlife photography.

So I've been to the Great Smoky Mountains before

and I love this place.

I did an assignment for the national parks, obviously,

and I was here, shooting this park,

so it's a familiar place to me that I know and love.

The Great Smoky Mountains have a very dense forest canopy

and light is an issue here so, on this assignment,

I chose to shoot with the XF200mmF2 lens.

My first impression when pulling this out

of the bag was that it's a professional lens.

It's got the full feature set of a professional lens,

it's got heavy glass, I mean,

this is made for professional use.

It's pretty unusual to see a 200mm lens

that's this fast, this is an F2 lens, it's just incredible.

When paired with the 1.4 teleconverter,

it's over 400 millimeters of reach, at F2.8,

which is a high-end professional tool.

It really just is ergonomically

and professionally, one of the best systems out there.

Wildlife is always illusive,

but I actually captured some great shots

that I'm really proud of.

Found some great elk that were fun to shoot.

So all in all, it was a great shoot.

I did some great hiking, got some great photos,

and I can't wait to get it back out in the field.

When I started out, I used to shoot everything

and run around like a mad man,

but now I really take the time

and slow down and hone my craft.

Other than the Smoky Mountains,

I'm really excited to continue to shoot wildlife

and sports with this lens,

maybe even the Tokyo games in the Summer Olympics coming up.

For more infomation >> Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Jonathan Irish / FUJIFILM - Duration: 5:12.

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Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Jacky Ley / FUJIFILM - Duration: 6:56.

What feeds my passion for this profession,

motor sports photographer is everything

about motorcycles and cars

I am deeply passionate about these sports.

I do have a preference for endurance

which has now become my specialty

the 24 Hours of Le Mans

the Bol d'Or,

and also the 24 Hours of Le Mans motorcycle race.

It just strikes a cord

it's a passion for me

like it is for many people, drivers or riders

I am Jacky Ley

I am a photographer specialized in motor sports.

I use both Fujifilm X-H1 and X-T2

and the lenses, I use mainly zoom lenses

XF10-24mmF4 and the XF50-140mmF2.8

and also the brand new

XF200mmF2 telephoto prime

Fujifilm and I share quite a long history now

I started with X-E1 when it was launched

let's not count the years…

I had the opportunity to discover the whole range

X-T1, X-T2

and now the X-H1 and the next ones, still to come.

It's a beautiful story

My photos are distributed through the "Good Shoot" agency

which works with the FIM (International Motorcycling Federation).

They work with the industry, manufacturers

magazines such as Moto Journal,

and I also do more corporate works

for some of these clients

Today, we are on the Nevers Magny-Cours track

for the French Superbike Championship (FSBK)

That's where everything began for me

I came on the first races of this series with a fellow Alsacian

a pilot named Bertrand Stey

then I worked for Moto Journal

my career as a motor sports photographer began in the French championship

As a professional, you have the ability to go inside safety lanes.

Sometimes, small apertures in the safety fences

offer us better working conditions

but actually, with the 200 mm and its teleconverter (or without it)

we can just work close to the fences, they completely vanish!

I point this out because this way

many car or motorcycle enthusiasts, on the other side of the fences

can also take beautiful pictures, using the XF200mmF2

The XF200mmF2 by FUJINON

is very light, yet it provides a fast F2 aperture.

So it's a little bulkier

but its optics are beyond reproach

Fujifilm has nothing to prove now

and it's just amazing

With the 1.4× teleconverter

which is incredibly sharp

the rendering is just perfect!

In my field, in motor sports,

I use the stabilization only for specific instances

I use it on the pit lane, inside the pits

to take atmosphere pictures, especially in the evening or even at night.

Also to make close portraits of pilots,

when they are deep in the pits, in low light.

For action photos, though, I turn the stabilization off

because I try to get the impression of speed,

the panning effect, so I use low speeds

and I switch off the stabilization to avoid perturbation in the movement.

The X-H1 can get up to 3 batteries,

one in the camera and two in its optional grip.

I am always in "Boost" mode

and I need to change the 2 boost's batteries by mid-day.

I also use a circular polarizer from Cokin,

there is a hatch on the lens hood

to set the polarizing effect

and adapt to the shooting conditions

The XF200mmF2 made me happy!

I had been waiting for it for some time…

The optics quality

the snappy autofocus

the amazing sharpness,

the subject tracking

which really works in every situation

We even bring back too many pictures!

Along with its teleconverter x1,4

it's just incredible

it allows to get an even longer focal length

with no compromise in picture quality nor in autofocus.

It was Jacky Ley, live from the French Superbike Championship

in Nevers Magny-Cours, presenting the XF200mmF2 and its 1.4x teleconverter.

See you later!

For more infomation >> Monster Glass XF200mmF2 R LM OIS WR with Jacky Ley / FUJIFILM - Duration: 6:56.

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Evangelio de hoy, Viernes 27 de Julio del 2018 - Duration: 4:29.

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АЛЕКСАНДР ГОЛОВИН ПЕРЕХОДИТ В МОНАКО • ИДЕАЛЬНЫЙ ТРАНСФЕР [ОДНОЙ СТРОКОЙ] - Duration: 5:33.

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Celebrating Harry Potter 20th Anniversary at Target - Duration: 5:05.

see for her Harry Potter event at Target let's go and he's nervous because she's

wearing for Harry Potter outfit but I think it's perfect it's perfect for the

event right you know okay stop it you'll be fine it looks

like a Harry Potter fan right there we'll see she's got to get on her ball

Oh Harry Potter where are you oh there it's up there we don't have

very much stuff over here though do they what slurring oh yeah was that fun I

really wanted you to do the Hat please pretty please I'll pay you a dollar I'll

give you a dollar for doing it

hold on it's gonna say all of them nobody's gonna say all four and then

it'll tell you what do you guys get at the end a butterbeer you see yours I get

to stop it but I want to China side it yes and I got the hypest very very very

hibiscus yeah it's really good her first edible flower so good so they

actually know what does it taste like

oh it's cute though I like showing off all our other Harry Potter stuff yeah

okay guys we are home now I dropped Sofia off with my dad because she wanted

to go stay the night and Alison decided to stay home with me we went and got

some Chinese food I got sesame chicken no honey chicken

white rice we have some of these long time

cream cheese long times with the sauce and Jason got some beef Lin a stick and

white rice and then we're gonna watch Harry Potter

Ali so excited child you are so weird she's eating popcorn with her chopsticks

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🔥 Huge generator of oxygen and hydrogen DIY - Duration: 10:08.

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首都高 -Shutoko- Layout "I tried to reproduce Wangan Midnight" (湾岸ミッドナイト再現してみた) - Duration: 4:12.

Floor it, flat out!! Koichi Hiramoto

On a risky race? Of cause use your favorite car. Masaki

This is the only place I have. Takayuki Kuroki

The days pass like a dream. I wanna stay here forever. Eiji Kamiya

The limit is further! Keiichiro Aizawa

We'll only know if we race. Koichi Kijima

I'll take you down. Tatsuya Shima

The car is said

to run like it's twisting its body in rage.

Even if you reject me... I am you, Devil Z. Akio Asakura

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TINA TURNER - Simply The Best (Remix By TMSC) - Duration: 5:05.

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Happy Birthday Great Nan!!! - Duration: 4:49.

Where are we goin guys??

To Great Nan's birthday party!

Great Nan's birthday party.

[music begins]

Happy Birthday!!!

You made the card!

It's sonic! Oh my goodness!

It's all the characters.

Oh, yes it is

Well you're going to have to sit down and talk to me about these characters.

So this one is Sonic.

Ok. The main character

So this one's tails.

This one's Amy

Amy!

Ok

What are you up to?

[music continues]

[singing] Happy Birthday to You!

Happy Birthday to you!

Happy Birthday Great Nan!

Happy Birthday to you!

Thank you! Thank you!

[clapping]

-And many more!

You gotta hold your cake

Get ready now the breeze will go your way

Put the hurts on it!.

Let's see I got to think about

Make a wish and all that

Ok, here goes.

Now don't spit em out blow them out

[laughter]

Oh good job! Horray!!

[music]

You didn't tell me where you were [indistinct] dumb dumb

[music

Cheese!!!

- What's your name?

It's Hayley!

-What's your name?

Darren!

- What's your name?

Chloe!

What's your name?

Charlie

Yeah

Charlie

Alright everybody! Smile!

Cheese!

[shutter snapping]

[laughter]

Cheese!!

[music continues]

Cheese!

I'm like a dragon

Mom, because you mean so very much to everyone in the family.

This card is to wish you a birthday card with the beauty of

[indistinct] and all the love a heart can hold

and all the happiness you so deserve

Love always Rick and Becky

They got me new threads, didn't they?

Yeah

Oh I need that!

haha

Yeah, you can get it out and hold it up if you want.

Waaaaaaa!

Sailboat!

Haha

[music continues]

I'm climbing a tree

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How to play Kendrick Lamar's Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe // drum lesson by The Hybrid Drummer - Duration: 5:36.

hi everyone my name is Mate Jancsovics this is the very first tutorial video of

my channel today I'm gonna teach you to cool trap beats the first one can be

heard in Kendrick Lamar's bitch don't kill my vibe and the other one is a

groove I made up here's how the first one sounds

now let's talk a bit about the sound

i play the hi-hat parts on the octapad because these tr-808 and 909

hi-hats are very signature elements of trap music this is how the built-in 808

hi-hat sounds on the octapad you can easily modify the samples of the octapad

to achieve the sound you are looking for let's tune this hi-hat a bit lower and

make it shorter press menu' enter instrument go to edit then hit the pad

with the hi-hat sound and start turning this knob on the right then muffle this

hi-hat a bit and there you have it another trick is to turn the dynamics

off on this pad because you want to have very even sounding hi-hats the kick

and snare triggers are connected to the roland tm6 pro this is how the kick drum

sample sounds by itself and together with the acoustic bass drum I created

the snare sound similar to the one you can hear in the song and with the

acoustic snare it sounds like this

actually I don't want to copy the sounds of a certain song my goal is to mix

the electronic texture with the acoustic drums and create a unique hybrid drum

sound that fits the music now let's see the groove first play only sixteenth

notes with one hand on the hi-hat and try to memorize the bass drum part the

snare is always on two and four the original tempo is 67 beats per minute

but start slower first I will play in 50 beats per minute

I recommend playing the bass drum parts at the end of the second and fourth bars with a double pedal

because in the original tempo or faster tempos you can make the sound more even

and punchy just play alternating singles when you have to hit the bass drum three

times here's the second bar

same thing in the fourth measure

the tricky part is the fast hi-hat rolls every sixteenth note before each snare drum hits is

divided into four equal parts so for 64th notes you can play these

notes as singles but I find playing them as doubles easier note that now you will

have to play the snare drum with the right hand

there's one extra hi-hat roll like this on the end of four in the second bar

now try to put together the whole groove and gradually increase the tempo

the other groove sounds like this

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Jonathan Rhys Meyers Reveals Why He Hasn't Pursued Theater - Duration: 5:30.

-This is very exciting, tomorrow is your birthday.

So when this airs, it's technically your birthday.

-Correct. -Happy birthday.

-You're so kind. Thank you. [ Cheers and applause ]

-And strangely, though, this counts as a birthday present

to Martha that you're here, so that's --

-Oh, and I do apologize for missing that show.

-Oh, I'm sorry you did. -I'm so sorry.

-It was so heartbreaking because it was genuinely

all "Tudor"-themed cooking.

We had to make hot cross buns.

It was really -- it was heartbreaking.

-Bloody Marys. -Bloody Marys.

Yeah, it was all there.

[ Laughter ]

-Yeah, it was like --

Yeah, it was like going on a date with someone

who just spent the whole time talking about their ex.

-Oh. [ Laughter ]

-So did you play -- -I've been on that date.

-Yeah, I think we've all been on that date.

So, you play a Mossad agent.

This is a film that takes place

right after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

-Correct.

-So you're -- we can tell in that clip

you are pretending to be a German businessman.

And do you think that after doing this,

do you think you would be a good spy in real life?

Because you're obviously very good with accents and dialects.

-No. I think possibly if I was recruited

straight out of high school. [ Laughter ]

-Yeah. You think it's too late?

-I think it's a little bit too late.

But at the same time,

wasn't there a movie called "A Dangerous Mind"?

-Oh, yeah.

-About a guy who was a very famous person,

and at the same time, he was an undercover agent for the CIA.

-Yeah, the Chuck Barris. We don't know if that's true.

-We don't know if that's true, but I love the concept.

Wouldn't it be great if, like, maybe sort of like Tom Cruise

was really a super spy

and he was really doing all of these great things?

-Let's be honest.

If there would a person that would be really exciting

if it was a spy, it would be Martha.

I think that that -- [ Laughter and applause ]

I mean, you have the greatest cover.

-Absolutely. -Yeah.

-I can go in and out of houses easily.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

-I know everybody. -Yeah.

You could take pictures of people cabbage.

They won't even think that's weird.

[ Laughter ]

You, now, you are --

Have you sort of always been good at dialects?

Is that something that as an actor came to you easily?

-I play music, and I suppose it helps that you play music.

-Yeah.

-But I'm also Irish,

and most of the parts that I have to play are not Irish.

So you have to constantly learn accents.

-You have -- So you mentioned Ireland.

You obviously -- you used to work on a farm, is that true,

when you were very young?

-Oh, yeah, I was a terrible farmer.

-And so it came -- Was it obvious to you right away?

-It was obvious to everybody. [ Laughter ]

-What is the dead giveaway that someone's bad at farming?

-Someone told me to go out and milk the bull

and I took a bucket and walked out,

and then they just started laughing.

[ Laughter ]

-Oh, yeah, that's true.

If you go out to milk a bull they'd probably say,

"You know what we'd love?

We'd love for you to sign up for acting class."

-Yeah. No, and that wasn't the worst one.

Then they told me to go look for a long stand.

-A long stand. -Yeah.

-What's a long stand?

-Just stand there for a long time.

[ Laughter ]

"Go out and get me a long stand," somebody said,

"and a glass hammer." [ Laughter ]

-So you -- you also were doing acting at a very young age?

Yes? -Yes.

I was -- I did my first film, my first-ever time on screen

with Albert Finney.

-Oh, wow! A fantastic actor.

-Magnificent actor, yes.

-So how young were you then when you were with Albert Finney?

-16 years old.

-Okay, that's pretty impressive. -Yeah, he was incredibly nice.

-But you obviously did stage work before then, right?

-No -- no, once.

-Just once? -Just once.

-What was your one stage experience?

-This is my one stage experience

and this is why I've never got any phone calls

from Bertolt Brecht.

But I was -- I was cast as Buttons in the school play

when I was 10 years old, in "Cinderella."

And so I, of course, I wanted to play the part.

And so my mother, my late mother, God rest her soul,

had made a red jacket for me

and this incredibly large, ugly dicky bow.

But previously I had made my first holy communion.

I was brought up Roman Catholic.

But they found out the day

before I made my first holy communion

that I had never had been baptized.

So I went to the church and I was the only boy

who answered back his own baptismal vows to the priest.

[ Laughter ]

He says this has never happened before in all his time.

So for my communion,

my mother bought me these red patent shoes.

I hated wearing them, but my mother that they were fabulous

because my mother really liked Boy George and Wham!

and all these bands.

[ Laughter ]

-And so did -- and so did the Roman Catholic church. Yeah.

-And so did the Roman Catholic church.

So I was a child of the '80s.

So what happened was, I had to go out on stage.

And as I went out on stage, the patent in the shoe

caught the wood of the floor,

and I slid across the entire length of the stage,

two legs up in the air, landed on the flat of my back.

[ Laughter ]

And for half a second, I thought I could just curl up and cry.

And because I'm 10 years old,

people will just find it adorable and charming

and maybe I'll get ice cream.

[ Laughter ]

But instead, I stood right up and I said,

"My God, it's icy out there."

[ Laughter and applause ]

-Bravo! Bravo!

I can't believe you haven't been back on stage.

That is a great shame.

-Yeah. -Or I guess you leave on top.

You got to just walk away on top.

-Sometimes you've just got to go out on top.

-There you go. Thank you so much for being here.

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백아연 BAEK A YEON - 이럴거면 그러지말지 Shouldn't Have.. | Cover by. HALLEY - Duration: 3:37.

궁금해서 잠이 안 와 I'm so curious, I can't sleep

그때 왜 그랬어 Why did you do that?

구차해도 묻고 싶어 Even if it seems pathetic, I want to ask

그때 난 뭐였어 What as I to you?

나만 애 탄거니 Am I the only one who's burning up?

난 진심인데 넌 I mean it but you

그랬구나 그랬어 I see, I see

좋았는데 넌 아니었나 봐 It was good for me but not for you

그랬구나 그때 넌 I see, back then you were like that

그런 줄 모르고 나 혼자 I didn't know, I was the only one

이럴 거면 바래다주었던 그날 밤 Then you shouldn't have, walked me home that night

넌 나를 안아주지 말았어야지 You shouldn't have hugged me

설렘에 밤잠 설치게 했던 그 말 Those words you said that, made my heart flutter all night

그 말도 말았어야지 You shouldn't have said them

그러지는 말지 You shouldn't have

비겁하게 숨어버린 너를 you cowardly hid

돌아 올 거라고 믿은 내가 바보야 I'm the fool for believing you'll come back

사랑스럽게 날 보던 네 눈빛에 You used to look at me lovingly

빠졌던 내가 바보지 I'm the fool for falling for it

이럴 줄도 모르고 I didn't even know it'd be like this

이렇게 돼 버린 이상, 그냥 얘기할게 Since it came to this, I'm gonna just tell you

이미 떠나버린 네 맘, 돌릴 순 없으니 Your heart already left, But can't you turn it back?

그랬구나 그랬어 I see, I see

좋았는데 넌 아니었나 봐 It was good for me but not for you

그랬구나 그때 넌 I see, back then you were like that

네 생각 뿐인데 나 혼자 I didn't know, I was the only one

이럴 거면 바래다주었던 그날 밤 Then you shouldn't have, walked me home that night

넌 나를 안아주지 말았어야지 You shouldn't have hugged me

설렘에 밤잠 설치게 했던 그 말 Those words you said, that made my heart flutter all night

그 말도 말았어야지 You shouldn't have said them

이럴 줄은 몰랐어 I didn't even know it'd be like this

어때 넌 어떻게 하고 싶니 What do you want to do?

지금 이 순간의 감정일지 I don't know if this is just momentary feelings

중간에 금방 에러가 날것인지 Or if this is all going to error really soon

I don't know 하지만 내 생각엔 오래가진 못할 것 같아 I don't know but I think it won't last long

너 아닌 나 때문에 Not because of you but because of me

이 관계는 이어지지 못해 This relationship can't continue

잠 못 들어 아픈 이 새벽 I can't fall asleep in this painful dawn

잘 지내니 문자 한 번쯤은 해주지 Can't you text me to see how I'm doing?

혹시나 하며 올린 우리 얘기에 When I posted something up

좋아요 누르지 말지 You shouldn't have clicked like

괜히 기대 하게 Making me excited for no reason

바래다주던 그 날 밤처럼 Like the night you walked me home

돌아와서 포근하게 나를 안아줘 Come back and warmly hug me

설렘에 밤잠 설치게 했던 말로 With words that will make my heart flutter all night

또 두근거리게 해줘 Make my heart pound again

다시 날 녹여줘 Melt me again

이럴 거면 귀엽다고 하지 말지 Then you shouldn't have called me cute

그러지 말지 You shouldn't have

혼잣말만 늘어가네 I keep talkiung to myself now

전하지도 못할 말만 Saying words I can't even tell you

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Sam Heughan on Fans, Lying for Gigs & New Movie - Duration: 5:04.

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Wild Betta Fish vs Halmoon Betta Fish - Fighting Fish - Duration: 2:58.

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Some Sharks Live for 500 Years, What Can We Learn From Them? - Duration: 4:19.

Most species of shark evolved in the oceans before the first trees evolved on earth.

They've been around up to 450 million years and have survived 4 mass extinctions so far.Many

of the OG ancient sharks that first started to appear millions of years ago remain virtually

unchanged today, like this frilled shark--yeah, that guy's been through some stuff.

One thing's for sure, you probably wouldn't want to be caught swimming near a shark, let

alone a Great White.

Yet that's what long distance swimmer Ben Lecomte could encounter as he journeys across

the Pacific Ocean from Japan to San Francisco to raise awareness about Ocean health.

Seeker will be tracking Ben and bringing you updates on the crew's efforts to collect

the most extensive data set on the Pacific Ocean to date, so make sure you check that

out.

Oh and to be clear, as Ben draws nearer to San Francisco he will be crossing expanses

of water that are known Great White migration areas...yikes!

Great Whites are a species of shark that recently been discovered to live longer than previously

thought, to around 70 years or more.

However, some sharks can live to be really old AF--in some cases even living centuries

longer than we'd thought before, giving us new insight into both shark ecology...and

potentially the science of aging.

Ok let's back up.

Scientists have thought that sharks were probably older than originally estimated for about

a decade.

And I'm talking individual sharks, not sharks as a group of animals.

But results from a study published in 2017 used novel methods to definitively determine

that yes, sharks live really unexpectedly long lives.

Most biologists age fish by measuring features like scales and otoliths, which are boney

calcium deposits that are essentially a fish's 'ear bones'.

Measuring these is like measuring tree rings and can help us track seasonal growth and

organism age.

The problem is, sharks lack many of these key structures.

They don't have scales the same way other fish do, and they don't have otoliths.

Instead, shark scientists have been making do by counting the calcified growth bands

that form along a shark's cartilaginous spine--but this isn't necessarily that accurate,

and the older the shark, the harder it is to calculate its age this way.

This new study took a different approach, looking at bomb carbon dating age data.Bomb

carbon dating is based on the atmospheric nuclear tests that were conducted in the 50s

and 60s, which deposited a huge spike of radiocarbon into the atmosphere.

We can detect the spike of this particular radioisotope in the tissue of animals that

were alive during those tests.

This most recent study I mentioned compared bomb carbon dating with the previous age estimates

found by measuring just the growth bands, and found that the growth band estimations

of shark age could be off by more than half.

This breakthrough is important, not because we're obsessed with being rude and asking

sharks how old they are, but because conservation policy is built around organismal life spans.

Greenland sharks, for example, are a near-threatened species of shark that claim the title of longest

living vertebrate on Earth--they could live up to 500 years, and this means that they

don't even start to reproduce until they're almost 150 years old.

Fishing regulations and environmental protections that impact shark populations of all kinds

are built on population models that rely on our knowledge of how these animals survive

and reproduce, and if our numbers are wrong, it could spell disaster for conservation efforts.

Ever since the extreme life-span of the Greenland shark was uncovered, scientists have also

been interested to see what they and their fellow long-lived counterparts could teach

us about living for centuries.

These organisms, despite being literally as old as the Enlightenment in some cases, still

seem to have low incidence of cancer and other age-related diseases.

One possible explanation for this is that they spend their lives thousands of meters

below the surface in freezing temperatures, which slows down their maturation and metabolisms.

But this is still a matter of scientific investigation, and it remains to be seen if anything of use

will come of studying ye olde shark health.

For now, we can use our improved understanding of their life cycles to inform our conservation

efforts in the face of overfishing and changing oceans during climate change.

And as for me, there's no way I would endure those living conditions, even for near immortal

life.

So, do you think you got what it takes to swim across the Pacific ocean?

Even now knowing some sharks have been lurking there for centuries?

Check out how Ben Lecomte prepared for his trip and how they're collecting the most

extensive data set during his journey.

And fun fact, female sharks can use sperm from multiple males, meaning some pups born

at the same time are actually half-siblings.

Sharks, guys!

They're so cool.

I'm maren thanks for watching.

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BETTA FISHES - BETTA KOI GALAXY SWIMMING - Duration: 4:09.

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Could You Be Fooled by Your Brain? | Secrets of the Brain - Duration: 1:59.

You'd think that being almost 2 metres tall with a unique taste in clothes,

Pete would be pretty easy to remember…

well, think again…

Sorry, do you live around here?

Yeah

Do you know where Nile Street is?

I think it is in the south lanes?

Oh ok yeah I do actually.

Sorry where are we?

Are we...is this us here or are we there?

We are about... so we are just along here basically.

Ok

Hey guys, sorry. Watch your backs.

Sorry so we're here?

We are just here and you want to go basically along here.

Which is that way?

Yeah go up and then it is just around the corner.

Oh ok brilliant.

I am looking for Nile street which is in the south lanes apparently?

Are we...where are we?

Watch out, sorry.

So that way?

Nile street.

yeah.

So is the south lanes down there?

Is that right?

Yeah

Sorry guys coming through.

Watch out.

Sorry

Ok so this way?

Yeah it is that way and then you basically turn right.

So down there and then right.

Just coming through.

There's a common misconception, you may think you are aware of

everything coming into your brain from your eyes from moment to moment.

Alright, cheers mate.

Thanks a lot.

See you later

The truth is that the brain can't keep up the total

amount of information coming in from your eyes;

your experience from moment to moment is drastically filtered,

summarised and then finally prioritised to make it more manageable.

And this means that when it comes to faces,

we only remember those people who we think may be significant.

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Rainbow Song | Kindergarten Nursery Rhymes For Toddlers - Duration: 16:01.

"Farmees!

Look at the beautiful colors of the rainbow!"

Violet Indigo Blue Green and Yellow

Orange and Red make a Rainbow

Violet Indigo Blue Green and Yellow

Orange and Red make a Rainbow

"Count the colors, there are seven!

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Violet Indigo Blue Green and Yellow

Orange and Red make a Rainbow

Violet Indigo Blue Green and Yellow

Orange and Red make a Rainbow

"What the colors, there are seven!

Violet

Indigo

Blue

Green

Yellow

Orange and Red

Violet Indigo Blue Green and Yellow

Orange and Red make a Rainbow

Violet Indigo Blue Green and Yellow

Orange and Red make a Rainbow

That was fun!

Let's wait for another rainbow to come out soon!"

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[ENG][PT-BR] All the GFRIEND gay moments I found - Part 1 - Duration: 8:45.

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11 Daily Habits that Damage the Brain - Duration: 9:54.

11 Daily Habits that Damage the Brain

You can't figure out what's going on: you're tired, you can't concentrate, you forget things, but the strangest thing is that it only happens when you do certain things, like waking up early and not eating anything until the afternoon, or getting too stressed at work… the problem is that you are forgetting to take care of an essential part of your body: your brain.

Everything you do influences your body in a certain way, and what's more, certain activities prevent normal brain functioning and even damage its structure.

Now imagine that you repeat these actions daily for years and years.

Can you guess what happens? Your own habits are killing your brain! But don't worry, there's still time.

Changing your lifestyle can guarantee both brain and bodily health.

In this article, I am going to talk about these terrible daily habits that damage the brain.

My brain and I.

Your brain is an extremely complex and delicate organ that takes direct or indirect action in all bodily processes.

It regulates homeostatic functions like heartbeats, fluid balance, blood pressure, hormonal balance and body temperature.

It is responsible for movement, cognition, learning, memory, human emotions, and therefore, overall health.

According to numerous scientific studies the way in which one lives ones life could damage brain cells over short or long term periods, leading to the development of degenerative diseases and several other conditions.

On the other hand, doing positive activities, like eating a balanced diet and physical exercise, activates the brain and makes it healthy once again.

So let's get to work, and get to know what these 11 daily habits are that damage the brain.

11 Daily Habits that Damage the Brain.

1,Not eating breakfast.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day because it noticeably influences your performance, endurance, and emotional situation.

During the first few hours of the day, the brain allots nutrients to continue "managing" the physiological processes after the long fast it has been subjected to.

If you don't supply it with energy, it will need to use reserves and it will have to make an extra effort to maintain correct functioning.

A lack of breakfast could cause general lack of energy, loss of concentration and memory, bad moods, poor physical and intellectual performance.

Eat a substantial and healthy breakfast.

2, Smoking.

The terrible habit of smoking considerably reduces brain matter as well we oxygen supply to the brain.

It has been proven to promote the appearance of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's disease.

Also, heterocyclic amines that are released during cigarette combustion interfere with correct DNA reproduction, leading to mutations that cause cancerous cells.

3,Elevated sugar consumption.

The predominance of refined sugars, white flour, fried food, and packaged food in the diet while also lacking sufficient amounts of vegetables, fruits and fiber, promotes an accumulation of harmful substances in the body.

This increases the development of tumors, it warps immune system functioning, causes malnutrition and interferes with neurological development.

4,Constant exposure to contaminated environments.

The brain needs a constant supply of oxygen, but different toxic substances could interfere with the exchange of gasses, the transportation and processing of oxygen to the cells, leading to reduced brain efficiency.

5,Not sleeping enough.

You need 8 hours of sleep a night in order for your brain to rest, for metabolic processes to properly take place with the resulting energy produced, as well as for cellular renovation.

Depriving oneself of sleep accelerates the death of brain cells over short term, and will keep you tired and in a bad mood all day.

6, Overeating.

Eating foods that the body does not need causes an accumulation of residual substances in the form of fats and hardening of the cerebral arteries, which impact its correct functioning.

7,Alcohol.

Alcohol could ruin ll the organs, primarily the nervous system, the liver, and the heart.

It impacts the chemical reactions that take place in the brain.

Alcoholism also kills neurons and reduces the speed with which nerve impulses are transmitted.

8,Violent reactions or premature stress.

Stress causes several reactions to the nervous system, some of which reduce mental capacity and also increase the risk of suffering from a stroke and heart attacks.

9,Covering your head while sleeping.

Sleeping with your head covered increases the concentration of carbon dioxide and reduces the amount of oxygen, which could cause harmful effects on the brain.

10,Forcing the brain during an illness.

Working or studying a lot while ill is damaging because the body's energy is being re-routed from the healing.

Forcing the brain during this period could reduce the body's efficacy, as well as weaken the immune system even more.

This facilitates the appearance of even more types of illnesses.

11,Lack of mental stimuli and exercise.

There's nothing quite like thinking, having intelligent conversations, reading a book, or working through a word search to stimulate your brain: it increases learning capacity and memory, as well as reaction time to stimuli.

Final advice.

Take care of your brain by adopting a healthy lifestyle:.

Eat appropriately, incorporating delicious fruits and vegetables that will stimulate brain activity.

Ingesting fish rich in omega 3 fatty acids is also recommendable, as these fats promote communications between neurons.

Drink 3 or 4 cups of tea or small cups of coffee a day to improve your short term and long term memory and to reduce your risk of suffering from Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases.

Exercise regularly.

Avoid drugs, tobacco, and alcohol.

Sleep as much as necessary.

Fill yourself with positive thoughts.

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I stopped by Bangaan Ifugao Rice Terraces on my way to town.Haha

The village was centered like a picture, so i could take a beautiful picture.

My guide helped me buy rocal rice wine.

It is so big....

And as I moved on, I came to the view deck for visiting Banaue rice Terrace in the Philippines.

It's not a UNESCO heritage site, But all of them connected are half length of the planet.

It was so foggy. Luckily, I saw all of them.

Everywhere I passed was so beautiful!

We've arrived at Sagada! and I have to hostel from here by Jeepney for 20 minutes.

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I felt really hard, as i walk with my big backpack. The sunset made me feel comfortable throughout the journey.