Waching daily Aug 30 2017

Tears do not suit you

You can close your eyes, here I am holding your hand

My love sublimes before it fade away

And I wish to reach infinity

With you, until the end of the world

( Yes I'm here )

I sleep next to you, sharing same dream

( Here with you )

I don't need words anymore

( Like the silent songs of the stars )

The answer is here in my heart

( I recall my feeling, again and again )

I can see myself in your eyes

In the wet mirrors two colors bleed into one

And I pray to touch infinity

With you, until the end of the world

( Yes I'm here )

Let's dance in our sweetest dream

( Here with you )

I don't need to swear anymore

( Like the silent songs of the stars )

The answer is here in my heart

( I recall my feeling, again and again )

A bright star lights the world

I was dreaming of the terminal shore

If time is to end someday

I'll be with you, until the end of the world

( Yes I'm here )

I sleep next to you, sharing same dream

( Here with you )

A reason why I exist

( I was looking for a truth of my heart )

Now the answer is next to me

( You lead me to the Entorevolution )

If a new world is born

( Keep holding my hand please )

So that there I can see you again

( Until the end of the world )

I love you, I do love you

I love you, I really do…

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Grenzprodukt der Arbeit - Realwirtschaft Makroökonomie 1 - Duration: 4:51.

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Datenkapselung in Java (private vs public) - Objektorientierte Programmierung mit Java 4 - Duration: 4:15.

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Goku Mountings | Thug Life Dorgas | Mounting # 1 - Duration: 10:12.

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Fireman - Resenha [Videoclipe Oficial] - Duration: 2:37.

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Super Monaco GP Genesis/Mega Drive [Review] | Nostalgia Nerd - Duration: 6:53.

1989, the 48th Monnaco Grand Prix.

77 laps and a total race distance of 256 kilometres.

Annndd of course, James Hunt swearing on the race commentary....

*And all I can say to that is b*ll shit*

*Anyway...*

This was the glory days of formula one with Aryton Senna and Alan Prost leading the pack

in McLaren Honda's, Nigel Mansell was on his way up, but would find himself retired due

to gear box issues.

Out of this exciting era would come Super Monaco Grand Prix on Sega's X Board Hardware

in 1989.

This was one of the first pace paced, realistic depictions of formula one in an arcade game,

even including a rear view mirror to truly place you in the cockpit.

But the gameplay was still very arcade based, after a 45 second qualifying race you had

to race with the best of them to progress.

Interestingly, although the track featured many features of the real life Monaco, the

layout was in fact completely different.

But it was inevitable that home ports would appear on both the Master System and the Mega

Drive.

The Master System is a very different beast, placing you in a third person perspective

and failing to capture the true excitement of the arcade cabinet.

The Mega Drive game however, was a treat for the senses and truly captured my imagination,

taking the controller of my friends Mega Drive in 1991.

I was a big fan of Formula One at the time, and the nearest I'd experienced to that point

was on my Tyco Racing track.

But this was something else.

This was like being in an F1 car and participating in a real event.

Released in 1990 by Sega, the game borrows very heavily from the arcade with it's Monaco

GP mode, but graces us with a new World Championship featuring many of the tracks from the era,

although in much simpler forms.

The 16 bit conversion also lacks most the of scenery and detail found in the arcade,

but when your flying along at these speeds, who the hell cares.

The USA course has some of the sharpest turns, but in my opinion, also holds the best background

scenery of the championship.

This Championship edition was then released into arcades on the Sega Mega Tech system

board, which essentially duplicates the Mega Drive hardware into an arcade environment,

where players can purchase time credits rather than lives.

After selecting your choice of transmission, you can begin....I dunno, seeing a pixelated

Mega Drive pad on screen, always attracted me.

Your controller was in your hand, yet it's also on screen.

IT WAS LIKE MERGING REALITIES...

How did the Mega Drive know what your pad looked like?

What else did it know?

So, you begin the season in the lowly Minarae team, based on the real life Minardi, and

I love these little power output graphs.

They probably meant sod all, but all they had to do was set the scene, and it's these

little details which separated the 16 bit games apart from what we'd seen before.

We've got some familiar sounding and looking teams and racers here, and after selecting

your rival, you can then appreciate their quip and get down to some racing.

Beat your rival twice, and you'll be offered the chance to drive for them, with the loser

banished to an even lower race team as a punishment.

If you win a season you'll get the chance to join McLaren.... or should I say Madonna,

after which you can then begin the next season, defending your championship.

In this defensive season you inevitably lose to begin with and are dropped to a lower team.

In this case Dadan... and so begins the challenge to get back to the top.

Do it again and the game is beaten.

*The game takes a little while to get used to, but once you have, and you get on board

with the decent teams, things only get easier, mainly because, just like real life - well,

in the 90s at least, before all the competitive rules - their cars are much, much, better.*

The game was very well reviewed on release, and I can understand why.

*Apart from the horrific password system, which is frankly.... horrific*

This was one of my first tastes of actually feeling part of the racing experience.

From the shifting engine sounds to the moving steering wheel... *alright, maybe not the

engine souonds*.

It's the perfect balance between simulation and arcade racer, only really being beaten

by the second game, which was to all intents and purposes very similar.

Those race tracks may look simple and outdated now, and the simulated corners feel like you've

been spun off a round-about but back in 1991, but all of this felt as good as it needed

to.

This felt like the Monaco track and going through that tunnel, no matter how simplified

was a mind swelling experience.

I could have been controlling a virtual car on a real track for all I knew.

*You can even smash over the flag man, and with the right cheat, lift your own head at

the end of arcade mode, rather than the cup... it's all about these little, absolutely mental

touches*

It's inclusion on Mega Games 3 is more than justified, and although it's not everyone's

cup of tea.

It's one of the games which made the Mega Drive feel like a must have device back in

the day.

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Firing Pin Microstamping Law? - The Legal Brief! - Duration: 5:02.

Welcome back to The Legal Brief, the show where we still CRUSH the various legal myths

and misinformation surrounding various areas of the gun world.

I'm your host Adam Kraut and today we are talking about a new bill that has been introduced

in Congress that would require microstamping technology to be added to new pistols.

Are you concerned about the NRA and the direction it's heading?

Want to ensure someone who represents your interests sits on the Board of Directors?

If you are a NRA life member, an annual member for the past five years, or know someone who

is, head on over to adamkraut.com to get a petition to place me on the ballot for the

NRA Board of Directors in 2018.

Even with a Republican controlled Congress and White House, certain opponents of the

Second Amendment continue to push their agenda.

The newest iteration of this nonsense is found in House Bill 3458, the MICRO Act.

As you probably guessed, micro is actually an acronym standing for Make Identifiable

Criminal Rounds Obvious...Whoever thought of that should look for a new job, seriously,

that's just terrible.

The bill would require that any pistol manufactured or imported after the effective date, assuming

it were passed, to be able to microstamp ammunition.

The bill goes on to say that a pistol is capable of microstamping if a microscopic array of

characters that identify the make, model, and serial number of the pistol is etched

into the breech face and firing pin of the pistol AND when ammunition is fired from the

pistol, the characters are copied from the breech face and firing pin onto the cartridge

case of the ammunition.

I think it's fairly evident that someone who knows nothing about guns drafted this legislation.

I don't know how you'd get something on the breech face to imprint since that would

require extremely hot ammo which would likely result in a blown up gun OR the breech face

would have to move forward to imprint on the back of the cartridge.

Technology that I'm not aware of.

Additionally, the legislation would make it a crime for a person to remove, obliterate

or alter the microstamp code or the microstamping capability of a firearm.

It does have a provision that would allow the replacement of a worn out or damaged firing

pin.

So now police are going to have to be issued a jeweler's loop to check firing pins.

They do have vision insurance right?

It appears that federal lawmakers learned nothing from California's debacle with microstamping,

which is still the subject of litigation.

To my knowledge, there is not one firearm out there that was able to comply with California's

insane requirements.

In fact, the list of approved handguns on their roster has been steadily shrinking.

And yes, to those of you living in states where you have freedom, California actually

has a list of approved handguns that can be sold in the state, separate from the microstamping

nonsense they are trying to defend in court.

Guns.com quotes NSSF Vice President Larry Keane as saying "Every independent peer-reviewed

study of this nascent patented technology has concluded it is not ready for use as a

crime solving tool.

We have held the position, and still do, that this technology is unreliable, easily defeated

and simply impossible to implement."

Interestingly, even proponents of the technology admit that it isn't a slam dunk.

Smartgunlaws.org, a website dedicated to disseminating information in favor of more gun control laws,

states "Ballistic imaging and microstamping technologies have the potential to reduce

gun violence by improving the solve rate of gun-related crimes."

I see this right up there with the potential of dimwits proving the earth is flat.

It's round.

Whether or not this is simply a grandstanding attempt by politicians or an actual move to

implement more gun laws under the guise of safety, I don't know.

What is clear is that bad ideas continue to permeate the brains of politicians.

While it is unlikely that this bill will ever go anywhere, it is important that you are

aware of it.

Even if it suffers the fate that the majority of bills introduced in Congress do, that being

death in committee, there is nothing that would prevent a state from picking up this

asinine legislation and running with it.

If you're opposed to microstamping on guns, you need to share this video and let people

know about this bill.

Don't forget to hit that like button and if you aren't subscribed already, you better

make that happen.

Be sure to ring that bell so you don't miss an episode.

Check out my website adamkraut.com.

And as always thanks for watching!

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🔴 Estar hecho polvo | Expresiones en español - Duration: 17:18.

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Shuiso Wind Orchestra meets Hatsune Miku "Arigato Anniversary" [for 10th Anniversary] - Duration: 3:10.

Arigato Anniversary (Thank you for the anniversary) Hatsune Miku

I was told that there is nothing but singing Utau shika nai sou iwareta watashi datte

I tried to speak, I tried rap so "Mirai" is unimaginable Shabettemitari rap mo shitari mirai wa wakaranai

"I want to tell you" and "I want to deliver to you" are all Kimi ni tsutaetai kimi ni todoketai sono subete ga

Have taken me here and have changed it "possible" Watashi wo koko e tsuretekitan da "Dekiru" ni kaetekita

Still now it's not includeing leeks, but I'm the "01" princess Ima mo negi wa tsuitenai kedo ichi-ban no ohimesama

Why, don't laugh at my song because I'm serious Nante watashi no uta wo warawanaide honki dakara

Thank you for anniversary, I am looking forward to singing in the future Arigato anniversary korekara mo yoroshiku ne

You gave me sounds, words, and loves Kimi ga oto to kotoba to ai wo kureta

There were various things but let's all laugh Iroiro atta kedo zenbu zenbu waratchaou

I don't know about this time 100 years later Hyaku-nen-go no imagoro nante shiranaikara

I know it's a illusion but Cinderella's magic Maboroshi datte shitterukedo Cinderella no mahou

So throw a song into the sea of melody's blooming sound Dakara melody no saku oto no umi ni uta wo nagete

Thank you for anniversary, "thank you" is the word of love Arigoto anniversary arigato ai no kotoba

To the place where your voice does not reach Kimi no koe mo todokanai yona toko e

Follow me so I will go still more Madamada ikukara watashi ni tsuitekite ne

Also for my glory on the next anniversary Mata tsugi no anniversary kagayaku tame

Arigato Anniversary (Thank you for the Anniversary) Song: Hatsune Miku V4X Music: Shuiso Wind Orchesta (Shuiso)

Illustration "VOCALOID2 Hatsune Miku" by Enomoto Amane "Hatsune Miku Append" by Kenoji and Shuiso "Hatsune Miku V3" by Nishimegu "Hatsune Miku V4X" by Shuiso

Movie: Shuiso Software: AviUtl by KEN-kun x264guiEx by rigaya and seraphy Nero AAC Codec References: DTM Magazine August 2016 Hatsune Miku 10th anniversary commemoration site Hatsune Miku - Wikipedia (Japanese version) Hatsune Miku Wiki

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TOP 15 THINGS TO DO IN HONG KONG - Travel Guide | 4K - Duration: 7:03.

If you thought Hong Kong was just skyscrapers and bright lights, guess again.

It's a mix of both dazzling cityscapes and the jaw dropping landscapes that surround it.

Here are my top favorite things we did in Hong Kong.

1. Buy an Octopus Card before you do any exploring.

This handy little card got us around the city by bus, train, tram, and ferry.

We are navigating the streets of Hong Kong.

We're doing good.

I'm proud of us.

And when you leave Hong Kong, you can return the card and get any money back that's left

on the card.

2. Hop on the Star Ferry.

Star Ferry boats are a pleasant way to see Victoria Harbour.

Ferry rides in Hong Kong are also a popular way to get around, but I'd consider avoiding

the high speed ferries—apparently the increase in fast ferry traffic has been gravely endangering

Hong Kong's pink dolphin population.

3. Take in the view from Victoria Peak.

While this is the more touristy way to see the Hong Kong skyline, it's one you can't

leave without experiencing.

We rode up by bus, which is the cheaper route, and rode back down by Peak Tram.

At Victoria Peak, you can enjoy the skyline for free or you can pay to go up further to

the Sky Terrace 428 for the highest panoramic view.

It feels like it took forever to get up here to the Sky Deck but it is so worth it especially

at night to see Hong Kong all lit up.

Show them, let them see for themselves.

It's so beautiful.

4. My personal favorite.

Hike Lion Rock!

To me, the view is even better than Victoria Peak, and it's free.

It's not very popular amongst tourists, which is why it was so great.

I only ran into a few locals and they were all very friendly, so even though I tackled

this hike alone, I never felt unsafe.

Wow, oh my gosh.

Yeah very good.

So he said Hong Kong island is over there and then this is the Kowloon Peninsula.

Right?

Yes.

Hello.

Hello!

What's your name?

Look Look.

He's so nice, I ran into him right before I got to the peak and he offered to come up

with me and show me a little bit of what I was actually looking at over the viewpoint.

Thank you so much.

You're welcome.

5. A more posh way to experience a good view, is to sip a cocktail at a rooftop bar.

We went to OZONE, the rooftop sky bar at the Ritz Carlton.

Beware though; they strictly enforce their dress code after 9pm.

6. Don't just have a cocktail with a good view.

Wake up to one!

There are plenty of hotels in Hong Kong with good views, but we chose Hotel Icon.

They'll even pick you up in a Tesla, my favorite car company, if you book one of their

clubs or suites for 2 or more nights.

7. See a Symphony of Lights.

Every night at 8pm, you'll see colorful lights and laser beams bursting from the skyline

on both sides of Victoria Harbour.

8. Stroll along the Promenade.

For more amazing views, walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade where you can enjoy gazing

at the architecture right along the water.

We're walking back to our hotel and one thing that we've noticed is that almost everywhere

you stop, there's just a really pretty view to take in.

Yep.

9. Shop for electronics!

Although it's not as cheap as it was several years ago, if you go to the right places,

you might be able to find some good bargains.

You can probably go to Amazon and get this for cheaper.

But I haven't begun the negotiation process so I'm pretty sure it can go down lower if

you attempt to negotiate with them.

This place is huge!

I've never seen so many electronics in my life.

That was just one level.

There's still more to go.

10. Experience the Street Markets.

We went to Temple Street Night Market where Karl got to practice his negotiation skills.

He wants to buy a karaoke microphone just so that he can annoy me when we get back home.

Say something I'm giving up on you.

I never go anywhere without this bag, it always come in handy for something.

So we started out at HK $380 and this guy was a firm negotiator like he wouldn't budge

for nothing.

I had to walk around and act like I saw it cheaper somewhere else.

11. If you're feeling adventurous, try some street food, especially dim sum if you come

across it.

Fried sweet potato?

Mmm, this is really good, you should try it.

12. For a cultural experience, visit Tai O, a fishing village on stilts located on Lantau

Island.

Here you can walk around the village, eat traditional Cantonese food, and take a boat

tour.

The boat tours often advertise pink dolphin sightings, but sadly these beautiful creatures

are in danger of becoming extinct due to pollution and large scale construction.

You can help them by following some of the advice in my Eco-Friendly Travel Tips video,

like avoiding plastic and other things that end up in the ocean like skin products that

contain microbeads.

You can also contact Hong Kong's ferry companies to ask them to slow down or sign the petition

to reroute ferry traffic.

13. See the Big Buddha.

You can do this during the same excursion you make to Tai O village since it's nearby.

I didn't even realize the Big Buddha was right behind us as we were walking away from it

but look how big that thing is.

14. While visiting the Big Buddha, you can also explore Ngong Ping village.

But, heads up, don't expect a traditional cultural experience.

This is a more commercialized area, complete with Western familiarities like Starbucks

and Subway.

15. And finally, ride on the Ngong Ping Cable Car for some beautiful scenery.

It's best to do this while it's still light out though.

Unfortunately, we didn't quite make it before sunset.

Also when you leave Hong Kong, don't forget to turn that Octopus Card in to get refunded

for the remaining balance on the card!

Want to see more of our adventures in Asia?

Check out our entire honeymoon playlist and don't forget to like this video and subscribe

for more.

Thanks for watching and I'll catch YOU on the next flight.

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Plovdiv, Bulgaria: Mousetrap District - Duration: 1:35.

While most tourists stick to the cobbled old town,

modern Plovdiv has plenty to offer, as well.

Just steps away is the vibrant

and fun-loving corner of town

called the "Mousetrap."

Newly revitalized, this artsy district

is where foodies and creative young people congregate.

Thanks to some progressive policies,

the graffiti in this neighborhood seems to add to,

rather than detract from, the ambience.

In Plovdiv, as in many European cities,

local leaders understand

that buildings are going to be tagged anyway.

Their pragmatic solution?

Commission only the best street artists to create art,

rather than eyesores.

Plovdiv is a city with many personalities,

built upon layers of history:

Under the 14th-century Ottoman mosque,

they've excavated an ancient stadium.

And these ruins have been artfully integrated

into 21st-century life.

They kick off Plovdiv's liveliest pedestrian boulevard,

where people promenade in style, past inviting parks

and sidewalk cafés.

At this crossroads of civilizations,

today's Bulgarians have blended old

and new into a culture distinctly their own.

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Big Gigantic - I've Gotta Know (TRAILS REMIX) - Duration: 3:06.

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Here's my Canada: Canadian Flag - Duration: 0:09.

I like Canada because it has Canada flag.

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OMD: Johannes Oerding, Kraftwerk, Taylor Swift, The Punishment Of Luxury uvm... inhouse | munich - Duration: 6:31.

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عـــــــــــــاجل: انتصـــــار إفريقـي مغربي جديــد ومن قلب الرباط..!! اكتشف المفاجأة - Duration: 5:40.

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விவாகரத்து வாங்கிய சீரியல் நடிகர் நடிகைகள் | Tamil Cinema News Kollywood | TAMIL STICK - Duration: 1:44.

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WHAT IS ART ?! - Duration: 2:05.

well

What is art ? this is a very controversial topic because my ego says

but

Wikipedia says in Simple words : art is everything that is not mainstream

So it belongs to you and your interpretation

Attention one example: when I say the music in the radio is not art because every fucking song is

Structured in a few bars in a hook a few bars and a hook

Then I'm totally right

because of my

interpretation

when I say every fucking product is structured in the

Exactly same way and every fucking melody sounds the same

Then it's totally mainstream

But when you argue every singer's voice and text are totally different

And it's not mainstream, then you are totally right

Do you get me so here's the problem or the freedom?

There's no really status quo about art because when art is everything that is not mainstream, then we have to define

Mainstream and

Mainstream is also defined by your interpretation at least some words from my perspective

I enjoy art because art is freedom

Please tell me what is your interpretation of art what says your ego? I would love to discuss with you, so

Thanks for watching

Mazel Tov

you

you

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[SFM] BATIM Chapter 3 trailer! - Duration: 2:08.

Original Author - TheMeatly...

...And SFM animator - SlevyynVectoor presents...

Idea it's not mine! I just create SFM Animation. Original Video belongs to TheMeatly! Rebember!

Bendy and the Tombstone Picnic! XD

Starring: Bendy.

And the skeleton.

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Ep 49 - Liechtenstein - Motorcycle Trip around Europe - Honda Transalp 700 - Duration: 4:30.

Hello guys! How are you?

Welcome to Episode 49 of the trip...

This is going to be a very small video, because it's about Liechtenstein, which is a very small country.

It's located in between Austria and Switzerland.

The location of the country makes it a very beautiful destination since it's surrounded by Austrian and Swiss Alps.

The length of the country is about 25km only, and that means there are not much to do.

I visited Vaduz, which is the capital.

Liechtenstein is a Principality.

Vaduz is the capital and it's one of the smallest capitals of the world.

The main road of the city is about 1km long only.

In the central road are the museums of Modern art, the National museum and the Treasury.

The castle of Liechtenstein is the home of the Prince.

At the end of the main road is the Parliament building, another Common building and the Cathedral.

That's it!

In the surrounding neighbourhood, of the city, someone can visit the Prince winery and taste some wine for €9.

There is the oldest house of Vaduz, which is called the "Red house" and its build since 1310.

Thats all!

A very clean and tidy European city!

It's really small compared to the rest of European capitals.

Just park and walk for about 1 hour and then you see almost everything.

A friend of mine, Nektarios came to vaduz to meet. He is living in Switzerland the last 4 years..

These 2 are the real deal!

I passed the border to Switzerland with Nektarios...

Switzerland is a huge chapter.....

Make sure you are Subscribed to the channel because the upcoming videos are for Switzerland and they need to be analyzed