Polly put the kettle on,
Polly put the kettle on,
Polly put the kettle on,
We'll all have tea.
Lola bring the cups and plates,
Lola bring the cups and plates,
Lola bring the cups and plates,
We'll all have tea.
Zizi stop playing hide and seek ,
Zizi stop playing hide and seek ,
Zizi stop playing hide and seek ,
We'll all have tea.
Miki find the cakes and scones,
Miki find the cakes and scones,
Miki find the cakes and scones,
We'll all have tea.
Abbi takes the kettle off ,
Abbi takes the kettle off ,
Abbi takes the kettle off ,
We'll all have tea.
Spread some cream and jam on toast,
Spread some cream and jam on toast,
Spread some cream and jam on toast,
Lets all have tea!
For more infomation >> Polly Sätt På Kitteln Din | Busigt lärande | Barnvisor på svenska | Barnmusik | Förskola låtar - Duration: 42:24.-------------------------------------------
"WHTM ☾ WEEKLY" e05 → La nostra esperienza con Emergenza Festival - Duration: 4:57.
MORSE: Hi everyone
we are Morse and Aki from We Have The Moon
and
we are
locked out of the rehearsal room
MORSE/AKI: 'Cause we don't have the keys...
MAK: Hi everyone!
Welcome to the fifth episode of our We Have The Moon vlog
Today we'll be talking about Emergenza Festival
as so many of you keep on asking us why we decided to take part in it the first time
why we kept on doing this...
so we want to share our experience with you
So, it all began 3 years ago
it was a different project and only Aki and I were part of it
As you can see, Gedd and Morse weren't there...
We decided to participate 'cause we were a young band who could not find a stage
and we found Emergenza Festival
Emergenza Festival gave us the chance to play at Zona Roveri
beautiful stage where we could play in a very professional situation
We really appreciated that, despite the result...
How we got?
AKI: Last.
Something like
you know
neither our friends were able to vote us...
It was a defeat
but we won in courage!
MAK: It was a really nice story, 'cause
that same day our former singer, Domenico, which we say hello to
YO DOM!
AKI: Hi Dom!
MAK: He flaked us out that same day
so we had to call our former bass player
who had to learn the songs on the guitar
and I sang for the first time
I pretended to sing, actually...
So, we got last
but the artistic director appreciated us
especially for the determination we put on stage
despite serious technical deficiencies that were striking...
So we decided to participate a second year
GED: The second year we signed as We Have The Moon
with the new line-up
it was better than the first
I mean, we got to the final at Zona Roveri!
MAK: We were also a bit more tougher
GED: We were a bit more tougher
we filled some gaps
we got better...
BUT
we also signed in the third year!
MORSE: The third year I was there too
just joined the band
It got even better than the second
since we managed to get the win at the regional final
so we could play at the national final
at Alcatraz club in Milan
MAK: Amazing night!
should we let them see something?
A little bit
GED: Have a look!
*We Have The Moon - Blue [Eiffel65 Cover]*
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AKI: We chose to keep on participating all these years
especially for the professionalism
in fact since the first year we could see that we worked
both during the organization and on stage
with a staff of professionals hugely prepared
Then
the stages as well
'cause
Emergenza Festival works with huge locals
It's not every day you get to play on stages such as Zona Roveri in Bologna
In closing
very interesting the photographic material we were given after each show
so great pictures we could use
and the advice that the staff gave us
MAK: They were often constructive criticism
AKI: Yep
MAK: That the staff gave us at the end of each show
to get better and better
In conclusion
Emergenza Festival is certainly not a place where to look for fame
success and so on...
What we did was to collect, over these three years
all the advice and criticism that Emergenza has moved us directly with its staff
AND
we have always tried to move some steps forward
so Emergenza Festival can be very helpful for bands who want to grow
GED: Let's say that has given us the means to fully grow
in general in the band's life
not only during the Festival
AKI: So, that was our experience!
Tell us what you think about it
and remember to comment below for any curiosity
any question!
Bye guys, see you next time!
WHTM: See ya guys!
AKI: Hi, here we go again Aki and Morse
and this time we were locked INSIDE the rehearsal room…
*emergency door*
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Shooting The Ad With Dolph Lundgren - Behind The Scenes - Duration: 5:07.
Three three six!
Stop filming!
You do one, two, aaaaand…
We gathered here today
to shoot a new advertising video for World of Tanks,
starring Dolph Lundgren.
One, two, three!
Action!
Well it's about a guy who's frustrated with his situation in life,
and I think we all are frustrated to some extent.
Hands!
Y'know, he's trying to, my character in this thing,
he's trying to find how to be a modern man, y'know,
and I guess I'm trying to find that too
'cause sometimes I feel a bit old-fashioned,
so I think there is some similarities.
Dolph Lundgren is the much-loved actor from 1980s action movies,
and he's looking for something that interests him personally
as an old-school man.
But he sees that the world has changed,
and modern men have completely different hobbies.
No!
Keep playing, you just give him glasses
while looking at the vinyl, got it?
This is like a short film,
using more advanced motion picture techniques
than a commercial usually does.
So, my task was to make it cool, make it fun,
make it amusing and very cinematic.
You should be absolutely relaxed,
only your mouth should move,
but you need to speak with this accent.
The headstand will let you balance your inner chakras.
Thank you. Okay!
I'm highly impressed, because this is an unusual video.
First of all, its running time is unusual,
it's more like a movie.
Ok, is somebody sitting there?
Rehearsal!
Aaaand…action!
Impromptu takes are really awesome.
When a guy, for example, takes a knife for whatever reason
and starts doing things that he hasn't been asked to do at all,
but they look so great on camera
and highlight his character, this is really cool.
How about you just try…
It's easy to play a bad guy on the one hand,
but very difficult on the other.
You need to balance this "believe-don't believe" thing,
and all those nuances.
Delicious ciabatta?
This is comedy, and it comes more naturally.
There is a bit of overplay, and it's nice.
Yeah, it's funny.
It's going to be an incredible ad.
It got real, man. I was seeing things…
Dolph is a great actor.
We have a fantastic set design, great director,
and a really efficient team in Belarus,
it's my first time there,
and I really enjoy the shooting.
Ciabatta, yes.
I like ciabatta even though I did like twelve takes in this last scene here with this
flipping bread, y'know,
but I think the last take was funny.
I must serve you…
some of the delicious ciabatta.
And yeah I still like ciabatta.
It's my ciabatta.
It's fun to do comedy y'know;
different from all the action stuff I do so,
I've had a great time.
Two one one!
Guys, come on let's take a picture.
Full light, everybody, come here.
Hooraaaaaaay!
Look how cool this is!
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Protesters Erupt When Islam Criticized By Steven Crowder And Milo, - Duration: 4:05.
Student: Mr. Crowder you have had a number of, shall I call them, inflammatory videos,
titled, there is no such thing as Moderate Islam.
How can you make such a definitive claim, when the version of Islam that I practice,
that my peers practice, on a daily basis, is very moderate, and differs from your perspective
on the religion of Islam.
Thank you very much.
Steven Crowder: I think that's a fair question, and I think that's a question that deserves
answering.
People here talk about how racist, homophobic we are, and how we mistreat women.
Can you point to me any Islamic country that would meet the standards they've set for people
like us tonight.
Any Islamic country that women are treated.
(Protestors Shout)
Steven Crowder: No we're not confusing politics, we're talking about anywhere where Islam congregates
to achieve political power on planet Earth.
Is there any bastion of freedom and equal rights in the Islamic world.
The only place that people point to are places like UAE, Indonesia, where people are violently
mistreated if they convert to Christianity, where women are mistreated.
Listen, I think that there are a lot of great Muslims here in the United States who think
as you do.
But the fact is, that has never actually been rooted in a place of power in the moderate
Islamic world.
And when I talk about these videos....
(Protestors Shout)
Steven Crowder: Well unfortunately Islam, unlike Christianity or Buddhism, is an actual
political system.
It is a prescribed system of law.
It is not merely religious ideology.
It is a prescription on a legal system of government, and that's why you see remarkably
anti freedom, anti free speech, anti women, anti gay legislation, in every Islamic country
on the world!
I don't care what you have to say about it, I'm looking to their laws.
And stop speaking: fascist, fascist.
You're a great public spokesperson for Muslims (To Protesters)
Milo: Its also worth considering in the light of what Steven said, there isn't a single
world class university anywhere in the Muslim World.
Not one.
Why?
Because there are structural problems with Islam that prevent this from happening.
And, you know, you have two kinds of Muslims in the US.
Some of you aren't going to like this but I'm going to tell you anyway, cause its true.
You have two kinds of Muslims in the US, you have nice, assimilated middle class Muslims,
who, lets be honest, aren't the most devout believers, they don't necessarily do Namaz.
Some of them don't pray five times a day.
They drink, they smoke, they have sex outside.
Whatever.
Lets just say they're cultural Muslims, but like I might be a cultural Catholic perhaps
you might say.
These are not people who pray five times a day.
You have these people, and you have them here because you don't border any Muslim countries.
You need to take an intercontinental flight to get here, which limits the sort of people
who can arrive.
So you get nice, middle to upper class Muslims from nice families, who are Westernized and
assimilated, and they're your friends.
And you think, oh gosh these people are saying such terrible things about Muslims but I know
so many nice Muslims, that can't be true.
Well its because of where you are in the world.
Right?
So you have those nice middle and upper class Muslims, and you have t**rorists.
That's all you have here.
Steven Crowder: Look, I don't have a problem with you.
Milo: What you don't have here, is what Germany has, 1.4 Million Syrian refugees, or should
I say migrants, who come in, commit the most appalling crimes and abuses against women,
homosexuals, trans people.
You've got nothing to say about that by the way.
What you don't have is a massive influx of working class Muslims, and it will come, and
it is coming, and when it does, you will think very differently about this.
Steven Crowder: One final thing, because I do appreciate taking the question.
Two phrases, listen, my problem is not, of course there are plenty of great Muslims out
there.
Not every Muslim is a terrorist, its important to be able to note that.
Muhammad was.
Protestors: No he wasn't!
Steven Crowder: And I have a problem with that.
If you look and read about Muhammad's life, he killed, he called for the death of Christians
and Jews.
I have a problem with that, and you know what, that's okay.
Just like atheists have a problem with Christianity.
Moderator: At this point we'll conclude our question and answer section.
One final round of applause for our speakers, thank you.
(Applause)
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Nissan Patrol Y61 Legend Edition Review - Duration: 2:29.
You could probably count the number of real four-wheel drives left in the Australian market
on one hand.
Now, with the retirement of the Y61 series Patrol, that number shrinks again; though
not without a fitting farewell.
Limited to just 300 units, the appropriately-named Patrol Legend Edition is sure to be in
strong demand, especially considering the host of genuine accessories included in the
asking price.
Priced at just $600 more than the Patrol ST on which it is based, the Legend Edition is
fitted with an airbag compatible heavy-duty-steel bull bar with electric winch, tow bar, sat-nav,
I reversing camera, roof rack, snorkel, and soft spare wheel cover, perfect for trips
off the beaten track.
The Y61 is a proven performer off-road; and one of Australia's best-selling four-wheel
drives ever.
In the 20 years it's been on sale, it's sold nearly 105,000 examples; that's more than
65 per cent of all Patrols sold in the last 30 years.
The Australia-specific Legend Edition is powered by Nissan's direct-injected 3.0-litre four
cylinder engine_- the last turbo-diesel engine to be offered in the Patrol range.
It's matched to a choice of five-speed manual or four-speed automatic transmissions, driving
through a two speed transfer case and 17-inch alloy wheels.
Extending its theoretical range to 1300 kilometres, the Legend Edition offers a 95-litre main
and 30-litre sub tank.
Braked towing capacity remains identical to the derivative model.
When you how well the Patrol has served Australia in the past 50 years, then it's little wonder
it holds such a strong reputation Down Under.
It was the first vehicle to cross the Simpson Desert, and one that has gone on to offer
countless Australian's the opportunity to explore some really remote parts of our country.
We're ,.really lucky to have it.
Footage at your discretion, off-road driving, cabin and dashboard sweep
And while the Y61 Patrol remains a capable off-road performer, it's on-road prowess and
engine performance now pales behind that of its more modern successor.
<slight pause> It's also lacking many of the creature comforts, and safety and driver-assistance
technologies buyers have come to expect.
The Y61 might have had its day, but there's no doubt it's served us well.
Patrol parked rear three-quarter, close It's a capable, no nonsense four-wheel drive
that can get you where you need to go - and back again - without missing a beat; and for
that alone, is a legend we're sure will be sadly missed.
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