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Skiing In Australia - Duration: 2:08.

Welcome to the first ever Australian Summer Skiing

I'm about to go down this hill with ice cubes strapped to my feet

I've worn all black because this is gonna be a piece of art

We've made the ice shoes

Using a scale model, we've carefully run scientific predictions

Our survey revealed that we had the support of the public

And thanks to our careful engineering, no ice made it into the shoes - meaning they

fit perfectly

*screams*

It was time to summer ski

That might have looked like a crash - but it wasn't

That's what we call in summer skiing a 'controlled slide'

My equipment was falling apart

but I was determined to make it down that hill

Just like the Titanic, I thought I was unsinkable

Until I hit an ice cube

Just celebrating an injury free day by enjoying an ice cream in front of the hospital

Oh, did you think that we...

Oh, no sorry - I understand that's confusing

We just thought this would be a nice place to eat

For more infomation >> Skiing In Australia - Duration: 2:08.

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The Biggest Regret In Recent Years (Eng sub click "cc") - Duration: 6:57.

안녕! This is Junho. Welcome to my channel.

Do you have something you regret in your life?

Of course, you have.

You regret things because you did something (like I should have invested in Bit Coin earlier)

Or because you didn't do something (I shouldn't have invested in Bit Coin when it went down)

For today, I wanna share my story that I deeply regret

Which is that I didn't go see my grandma on dad's side last thanks giving

Back then, I was mentally broken worrying about my future

So I didn't wanna see or talk to anybody

I made some excuses not to go and I said hi to her only on the phone

But I didn't know that was the last time I could see her in person

Yes, she passed away a few months ago she doesn't have to be sick anymore

I regret a lot that I didn't go see her last Thanks giving

But the bigger regret came a week later

when I found out we never took a picture of just two of us together

Except for this picture

I thought to myself even though I didn't have a quality time with my grandma

I should make unforgettable memories with my grandmother on mom's side before it's too late

So I planed a perfect date and went to her house (buying her flowers, Taking her a fancy restaurant, Watching movies, Taking pictures)

why?

Hey, grandma

why?

where you at?

I'm outside

outside where?

I'm somewhere far, why?

when will you get back?

at late night, why?

No..way...

Okay...I'd better go now

okay

I went without her knowing to surprise her. Why she went somewhere, of all days!

So today, I'm going to her house again!

Would you like to join me?

I bought a flower on the way

I finally got her place

Hey, Mother, Father, Grandmother.

where you at?

I'm home, why?

I'm here

Come on in

You come out! we're going somewhere

We're going somewhere?

Ladies and gentlemean, This is Gi-soon.

We're going on a very ordinary date. you ready?

I love it

Why did you come alone?

then who am I supposed to come with?

Grandma : should have come with other cousins Me : It's a date! what two people do

Okay then

Let's go!

Wait!

This is all the rage with couples.

Knock, Knock, Knock. anybody there?

It's good

I took her a fancy restaurant she wouldn't go in her life

And I wanted to watch Coco with my grandma, which reminds me of the meaning of family again

So I saw the movie with her again

and then we went somewhere to take a picture of two of use so that I can remember this moment forever

You're too short

Throw yourself in my arms

No, I meant like this

what? Are you gonna hold me your arms? No!

why not!

are you out of your mind?

Let's try!

No!

No, What would others think of us? if they see us.

Let's just try!

Come on, grandma!

then I'll give you a piggyback

One, Two, Three!

How was the date today?

I love it

was it good? Of course!

but it was a very ordinary date. Just movies and eating together.

But I still love it

you do? haha

why?

This is the first time in my life that grandson took me out for a date

That's why you love it

Yes

What if I'll remember you in my whole life watching the video we've filmed today? after you pass away.

That'd be awesome!

Do you think you're gonna be happy up there?

Of course

so happy that you're gonna be break dancing?

I feel so happy, Thank you so much

I mean it

please say "I love you"

Saying I love you is not enough to show how I'm happy now

I love you so much

Do you have grandma or grandpa you can have quality time with?

Then before you regret just like me, go make unforgettable memories with them

Maybe it's just an ordinary date for you. But it's not for them.

For more infomation >> The Biggest Regret In Recent Years (Eng sub click "cc") - Duration: 6:57.

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"আমার নেত্রী আমার মা, এখন শুধু ফাতেমা" | দেখুন ফাতেমার ইতিহাস | BNP | Khaleda ZiaBangla News - Duration: 1:42.

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Volvo Trucks - Automation – The big change - Duration: 4:01.

We have three main challenges going forward.

People will live more and more in the cities,

which will lead to congestion, pollution,

and the need for transport will be even higher than today.

Second is road safety, and finally climate change.

I really believe that automation will be one of the main contributors

to solving the challenges we face.

What is automation?

The first thing people think of is a self-driving truck,

but that is not necessarily the case.

We are developing solutions for the driver.

We are developing solutions that will be able to take over tasks from the driver,

as well as solutions to have self-driving trucks.

For us, it's important that all of these solutions

are within the frame of automation.

As a cognitive scientist, I want to understand

how the driver takes on this complex task.

We are running several automation projects today,

spanning from the deepest mine, transport on highways

to a garbage truck in the city.

For us, it's important that as many as possible gain from this technology,

and not only the companies and industries

but also individual citizens and the drivers driving our trucks.

We've been running tests for years,

collecting and analysing a huge amount of data,

covering every scenario we could think of.

We will never release anything that we do not trust.

So when you meet our automated trucks on the road, I want you to feel safe.

We have come up with dozens of innovations,

but it is sometimes the craziest idea that will be the most successful.

Whatever we develop must serve a purpose

for the drivers, our customers and society.

It would be so much easier if I wasn't constantly running from place to place,

and that's what I feel I'm doing.

Whenever I'm in a meeting, I have one eye on the clock.

I'm adding an extra 20 minutes for traffic,

just in case I don't make it back for that school run and my child is left.

So that's a very real worry.

Transportation is really the lifeblood, the pulse,

for business and the people,

and I believe that in the near future

we will start to see self-driving trucks on our roads

transporting goods and starting to become a part of our society.

I foresee that different hubs, it can be a city to another city,

will be connected and we will have autonomous vehicles

most probably in dedicated lanes at nighttime.

In the city centres, in urban areas, we will have smaller, quiet vehicles,

and through that we will create a future transport ecosystem

where everything will be connected.

It's exciting to know that that sort of technology is on the horizon,

that we are going to have driverless safer vehicles,

we're going to have cleaner, more efficient vehicles.

What does it take to trust the next step in technology?

I think we need faith.

We're having drones. We have far more automated machinery.

We're going to start seeing that sort of innovation in all sorts of areas.

So I think we just need to be brave enough to accept the next step.

For more infomation >> Volvo Trucks - Automation – The big change - Duration: 4:01.

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Le fils des œuvres /histoire / - Duration: 1:50.

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Шоколадный кекс в чашке за 3 минуты (без яиц) - Duration: 1:53.

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LARP Review #2: Freyhand - Duration: 2:11.

Hi everyone Evils, welcome to the second review of Eviltailors products

I'm Arenz and today we're going to talk about Freyhand

A german brand specialised on LARP weapons

but they also produce accessories and clothing

On the first part of the video we'll talk about the technical features of the products

and after that we'll talk about who is Freyhand

At the moment Freyhand has three collections

Regular, Mad Prices and Zombie Survival

The products of the Regular collection are between the 60 and 100€

They're well balanced and have a good quality and detailed finishing

I think the weapons of the Regular collection have a good weight

they're resistant and designed to be secure

they count with a full functional guard

an ergonomic grip and a pommel where is all the balance and it's a bit hard

Now we'lll see the Mad Prices collection: affordable, with a very good finishing

perfect for LARP begginers

In my opinion the Mad Prices weapons are light, resistant and are very versatile for any kind of character

As final conclusion we must emphasize that they have a great quiality-cost relation

Lastly, the Zombie Survival collection

which has a quality very similar to the regular ones, perfect for any apocalyptic scene

And now as special guest here's Pau Romero, Eviltailor's director

my boss

what's up Pau?

Hi Arenz, hi everyone

What can you tell us about Freyhand?

I must tell you that Freyhan is directed by Kai Schulz

they're based in Hamburg

And they decided to enter the sales with

a very economical collection such as the Mad Prices one

and a collection with a very high quiality standards like the regular one

We'll wait to see how Freyhand develops in this competitive market

and which are their next steps and the next surprises they've prepared for us

Thanks a lot Pau!

We'll hear again about Freyhand on a brand new video about their clothing and shields products

Thanks to you for inviting me

See you soon, Evils!

HARDNESS - ENDURANCE - WEIGHT

For more infomation >> LARP Review #2: Freyhand - Duration: 2:11.

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CHIMERE // Sandrine Piau & Susan Manoff - Duration: 6:06.

The chimera is actually a mythological animal,

but for the programme we were obviously thinking

from a subjective point of view

about this name and its particular colour.

For me, the chimera means an illusion.

That is, the idea of vanished illusions,

dreams that don't become reality

that definitely gives it a rather sad and mournful hue.

'Ach neige…' - that song has a highly romantic simplicity about it,

true, but to an extent it's also about the nakedness of being.

Loewe was such a revelation to me,

I simply find that song enormously touching.

There's a sense of humanity in its distress and in the way

it treats the pain of sadness that touches me deeply.

Sandrine is somebody who works tremendously hard,

and at the same time she has a constant hunger

for whatever is new,

for finding new paths.

Each of us had songs or Lieder or particular directions that we found really important,

indispensable even.

The Debussy is very French,

it's the kind of elegance you have when you do something that's amusing

and a bit oddball – but without exaggerating it, and doing it in a rather dreamlike way.

The chimera, the world of illusion: it's not always sad,

but it's as if you're heading straight towards something, but then it goes pop like a champagne bubble.

Susan totally helped me discover all the American and English repertoire.

Susan totally helped me discover all the American and English repertoire.

It's a meeting that doesn't actually take place.

It's this absolute confrontation

between day and night, with moonlight,

everything that's subdued, muted…

The whole history of twilight

is a theme in which the sense of the illusory truly weaves ...

its web.

Yes, I find the Barber magical, because it has that kind of elegance,

also the text is incredible…

The setting is a hotel, one isn't told much about it:

there's this young woman who returns to the hotel, then leaves again – she writes just a couple of words, then she hurries out.

The young man reappears, takes up the note, reads the words.

You have the impression of a meeting that might have happened, but the opportunity was missed:

it's like a little moment from life.

And later in the programme there's a Poulenc song along the same lines: a woman is talked about, but all that remains of her is her atmosphere.

on parle d'une femme et qui n'est plus qu'un parfum

We've no idea of what's become of her, we just don't know…

So it was interesting to have these bridges between these different cultures.

And this also meant we could have highly contrasting colours,

from Loewe's song 'Ach neige' right across the spectrum to the piece by Barber:

vocally too, it's tremendously stimulating to have different colours and

different ways of singing.

For more infomation >> CHIMERE // Sandrine Piau & Susan Manoff - Duration: 6:06.

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Oscars' Shots - "Phantom Thread" - Duration: 3:06.

Paul Thomas Anderson remains one of the most radical formalists of American cinema,

that's why it's worth at first to take a few words about his creative tactics.

Anderson plays with the viewer's perception, which is accustomed to the melodramatic construction of the movies.

Melodramatic in the sense of classical three-acts construction, definitely dominant in the cinema in general.

The director intentionally disturbs this widespread pattern of cause and effect narrative,

trying to show new events from the perspective of time,

each time re-evaluating the reality saw at the end of the previous sequence.

In this way, the viewer is kept in the active position all the time,

it requires uninterrupted perceptual activity,

in order not to get lost in history, the viewer must be attentive, he must pay attention to the smallest details,

which may indicate new, previously unknown events.

Therefore, Anderson's films may seem tiring, incoherent, ripped

and they often reject less experienced recipients.

Although, this style has shown that the director can discover new contexts

in quite well-known schemes.

It's the same situation with his latest movie, "Phantom Thread" (2017),

which shows the face of a very deceitful melodrama.

Anderson takes us into the world of the fashion of the 1950s.

In its very center is the well-known House of Woodcock, which belongs to popular tailor of royal families,

celebrities, higher society Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) and his sister Cyril.

Reynolds is a man in his prime of life, very focused on his work, which he loves above anything else.

Even above the passion towards women, who have appeared through his life quite often

being the inspiration for his best collections,

but none of them ever managed to get him out of his total dedication to his work.

Until he sees the raw beauty of Alma (Vikki Krieps),

who will show much greater motivation in Reynolds' ensnare from any of hers predecessors.

The plot seems quite trivial, it may give the impression of being imitative,

but thanks to the great staging of Anderson and the perfect acting in the leading roles,

"Phantom Thread" brings out new motifs, creating a ambiguous story about the specificity of love.

Love that has its roots in the childhood of the main character and - taken from Freudian theories -

his relationship with his dead mother, whose reflection he finds in the face of Alma.

For most of the screening, Anderson asks questions about the basics of the couple's love,

to show in the finale the image of degenerate attempts to sustain the feeling.

As if the director asked at the end: how much you can sacrifice,

or you sacrifice every day, to fuel this feeling of warmth in your heart?