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you are watching our special series Shonar Bangla and this is Episode 15

in today's video we will discuss the report of Global hunger index which was published in 2017

and let's see in south Asia which country is performing well.

please watch the video till end.

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First Let's see what is global hunger index?

It is a multi dimensional statistical tool which means more than one dimension is measured

And country's Hunger status is shown .

For making this report the data has been taken from UNICEF

United nations, World Bank, World health organization

Friends this report is categorized on basis of points

0 point means best country and 100 means worst country

till now no country has achieved either of those points

Friends this report is categorised into 4 types

1. A country which has over 50 points

it means extremely alarming situation is there over hunger

and only one country Central African Republic is there in the list

2. From 34 point's to 49.9 points

and the countries which are In the list noted as alarming situation.

The good point is nobody in south Asia is in the alarming situation nor extremely alarming situation

All south Asian countries are in the 3rd category - serious hunger situation,

Which is from 20 to 34 points

Lets talk about Afghanistan first

Afghanistan got 37.9 points in 2008

and in 2017 they got 33.3 points

which means 3-4 points has been reduced in hunger in Afghanistan.

The next country is Pakistan

In 2000 they got 38.2 points

and in 2008: 34.7 and in 2017 they got 32.6 points

After Pakistan next rank goes to INDIA

It is worth to note that India and Pakistan both had same points in 2000

both of them got 38.2 points in 2000.

by 2008 it is reduced to 35.6 points

and now in 2017 this reduced to 31.4 points.

By seeing this report we can assume India is slightly better than Pakistan.

After this we have Bangladesh

The success story of bangladesh is very well renowned in the world

but still Bangladesh is considered as under rated country

now let's check out Bangladesh points

Bangladesh got 37.6 points in 2000

and in 2008 they got 32.2 points

but by 2017 they points is reduced to 26.3 points

by seeing the report we can say bangladesh is better than india and Pakistan

the next nation is Srilanka

Srilanka is the only country in south Asia

whose points increased instead of decreasing

in 2000 they had 26.8 points

and by 2008 they got to 24.2 points

but in 2017 they increased and got to 25.5 points

srilanka needs to work hard on this to improve.

but here is one more country which is better than India, Pakistan and Bangladesh

and that is Nepal

It got 36.8 points in 2000

and by 2008 this was 28.9 points

and in 2017 it is 22 points

According to this report we can say Nepal is better than India Pak bangladesh

and hunger is very less compare to other South Asian countries.

If we check the report only with hugely populated countries

then Bangladesh has given the best performance

after Bangladesh, we can place India and then Pakistan

In last 10 years Pakistan performance was weak

and it reduced only 3 points compared to India's 4 points and Bangladesh's 6 points.

We hope all south Asian countries work hard and get more developed.

That's it for today what you think about this video

post your opinions about this video

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Sony RX100 VI Hands On Review: 10 reasons to upgrade! - Duration: 7:22.

Let's begin!

This is the SONY RX100 mark VI and I'm giving you 10 reasons to have it in your pocket!

Stick with the video for a short review and you'll find out what's my favorite feature

by far of this camera.

Hey guys, what's going on, I'm Criss, welcome to Eye Stocker, the place where I review gear and teach you

how to edit photos and videos.

This bad boy from Sony is the RX100 mark VI.

In this video I will compare it with the older versions, the mark IV and mark V and to make

this more interesting, I give you 10 reasons to do this upgrade.

Before starting, tell me in the comments if you have a compact camera in your bag when

travelling and which one is it?

Here we go, 10 reasons to make the upgrade to the Mark VI .

Number 1.

The buttons, the in and out ports didn't change.

But the first thing I need to mention is that the viewfinder pops out quicker than before

because the part from the back extends without having to drag it out like on the mark IV and mark V.

Number 2.

I'm sure you remember that on the mark IV and V, you had a 45 degress limitation when

you wanted to flip the screen like this, but now on the mark VI, you have an extended 90

degrees angle to work with, which is much better.

Reason number 3.

Mark VI comes with an improved autofocus system called Phase Detection autofocus, with 315

points.

If you still have the older mark IV, which is using a contrast detection focusing system,

you should consider selling the mark IV and upgrade to the mark VI, because the new focusing

system is a game changer.

Mark VI only needs 0.3 seconds to focus, comparing it to its older brother, the mark V that was

able to focus in 0.5 seconds.

And here comes number 4.

Shooting in super slow motion at 250, 500 and 1000 fps goes up to a total of 8 seconds

on the mark VI, while the mark IV was limited to 4 seconds only!

I definitely enjoy this feature even if the quality of the videos is not so high.

5.

The continuous shooting mode at high speed is also improved now and I have to say that

I'm impressed.

The mark VI can shoot 24 photos in a second and the shots are always in focus.

As a comparison, mark IV and V were limited to 16 fps, so if you shoot sports or you want

to select the best shot while your kid or dog is running around, the mark 6 should be the choice.

6.

Let's talk about the buffer size.

First of all you need a fast SD card for this camera to be able to shoot at high frame rates

or in 4k, so I'll link it down in the description for you.

If you own a mark IV you may know that if you shoot continuosly the camera stops after only

48 jpegs and 26 raw files.

The mark V however was a bit better with a buffer of 150 shots in jpeg and raw.

But the mark VI has a bigger buffer now which allows you to shoot 233 frames in both jpeg

and raw before it stops to write all the data on the SD card.

Big improvement again!

Number 7.

The touch screen.

Mark VI introduces touch focus which allows you to choose with your finger where do you

want to focus on the LCD and it also has the touch shutter function, which allows the user

to touch the screen, focus and take the shot immediately after that, automatically.

But this is it, you cannot navigate through the menu for example using your fingers.

Maybe in the future, right SONY?

And here comes number 8, we're getting close to my favorite feature.

Number 8 reffers to the bluetooth function.

The mark VI does not have gps, but it uses bluetooth to connect with your smarthone,

grab the location information and save it in the metadata of your photos.

Number 9! Ok… how should I start this?

You see..

Mark IV and mark V, had a 24-70mm lens with a minimum aperture between 1.8 and 2.8.

Mark VI comes with a 24-200mm zoom lens which is absolutely incredible.

The photos that I took at different focal leghts are very sharp.

Look at this image.

24mm, 200mm… and if I zoom in to 100% here, it's really great for a compact camera.

One thing to mention, the new 24 to 200mm lens has a minimum aperture between 2.8 and

4.5, but this, at least for me, is not a problem.

Number 10.

On the mark VI you can now add different shortcuts in the My Menu section.

So instead of spending precious time trying to find a cool option and scrolling through

the pages, why not making a shortcut for it?

It's so simple.

This camera can also shoot video in 4k at 24, 25, and 30fps, and you have plenty of

other frame rates to choose from at 1080p and 720p.

Let's see some photos and videos real quick and then I will come back with one more awesome

feature and I will have my final conclusions regarding the new Sony RX100 mark VI.

So if you are vlogging you need to know that you still don't have a microphone jack,

but there is an HDR feature even in 4k which is great for retaining much more details in

the shadows and highlights.

You'll enjoy this option as well.

Other things to mention, the camera uses the same Bionz X processor, the sensor has 1 inch,

it can shoot photos at 20.1 megapixels and the ISO values can go up to 12800.

Ok so here is my conclusion.

The Sony RX100 mark VI comes with great improvements for an upgrade, especially if you're comming

from a mark IV but even if you have the mark V, I would still make the upgrade for the

bigger zoom and for the fact that it can shoot photos in high speed at 24 fps.

But this is my oppinion only.

So, drop a comment and tell me your thoughts on this.

Ok guys, the links for the camera and the sd card are in the description like I mentioned before,

subscribe if you aren't already and hit the bell for future videos.

I'm Criss and see you next time!

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Im giving a shoutout to LB

Studios for voiceacting

in Lego Stormtrooper Episode 2

And here are some teaser clips from his channel

Epic Music Playing

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Goku vs Goku! Dragon Ball Heroes Animation Breakdown - Duration: 7:24.

Welcome to the first Dragon Ball Heroes animation brea kdown!

10 years ago, Bandai were desperate for a Heroes anime, and instead we got Dragon Ball

Kai.

A decade later and one finally exists, though probably not on quite the same scale that

they wanted.

And scale is exactly what I want to kick things off with today because I think it's important

to understand what expectations to have with this format.

Excluding the credits and the opening, which is literally just a repurposed Heroes commercial,

there is about 6 minutes of content here.

This is a promotional anime – it is, for all intents and purposes, essentially an extended

version of the Heroes commercials we've been getting for the past 10 years.

Like I mentioned in my breakdown of the character designs the other day, this is not going to

be exceptional in any way.

This is very much, and I use this term correctly, a low budget, small scale advert.

I think the key animation list says it all, really.

There are only two key animators here, and the one who is at the top of that list, and

handles essentially 80% of the animation here is Yukihiro Kitano.

For those who don't remember or are maybe new to the channel, Yukihiro Kitano was one

of the absolute worst supervisors on Dragon Ball Super.

He was responsible for the ghastly episode 24 with Goku vs Freeza, the hugely disappointing

episode 62 with Super Saiyan Rage Trunks, and he was so poor in fact that he was demoted

once the series hit the Tournament of the Power.

However, in the animation supervisor and storyboard role, we have the series' character designer

Tadayoshi Yamamuro at the helm.

Yamamuro's approach to supervision is a bit of a double-edged sword.

He is infamous for entirely redrawing anything put in front of him to his style.

That is a fantastic thing when you have very poor animators, but of course when you put

good animators with very distinct traits in front of him, they're often erased with

their interesting idiosyncrasies reduced or wiped away entirely.

Thankfully, with Kitano here, you know that you're getting nothing but an upgrade with

Yamamuro's corrections.

You guys are well aware that I'm not a big fan of Yamamuro's modern style, but he's

generally a competent artist, and he's very fast.

As a result, regardless of whether I like this style or not, it would be an outright

lie to say the art is anything other than consistent and polished from start to finish.

So with that aspect acknowledged, let's look at this key animation.

Kicking things off, we have the only other key animator here, Jin Inaba.

He essentially sandwiches Kitano's work here, as you'll see.

Inaba was a staple of the Super series, and was actually pretty decent, particularly with

17's punch in episode 121.

The work here is understandably nowhere near that level.

This is about as rudimentary as it gets on the whole, but I do quite like the way he

conveyed Whis' effortless dodging of Goku and Vegeta's attacks.

He's using timing that makes his movements feel very floaty, and that's pretty effective

for what's being conveyed here.

On the flipside, Yamamuro's storyboard is pretty bad, it showcases essentially everything

I pointed out in the preview breakdown, and it's far and away the weakest aspect of

the short episode.

From shot to shot, this is pretty much Resurrection F 2.0.

It is flat composition on flat composition, interspersed by characters stood on the edge

of the frame, and Yamamuro's limited bank of shot choices are plain to see – he absolutely

loves to frame things between people's legs.

I'm sure you'll remember me pointing out how he constantly has characters raising their

fists too.

On one hand, this is an extended commercial, it doesn't really matter, but on the other,

on something of this scale, you aren't going to have much in the way of exemplary animation,

so you should be making up for that with interesting boards.

There are some choice moments towards the end that I like, but by and large, this is

about as rudimentary as it gets.

Moving on, let's talk about Kitano because he's actually the strongest part of this

episode by a mile.

Since there's very little movement here, Kitano makes up for this by going really heavy

with his effects.

I have said many times in the past that in spite of his issues with actual animation,

I really do like the shapes he uses in his smoke and explosions.

From the moment the two Gokus clash, you get this eruption of shaggy looking smoke, with

these quite angular shadows.

My favourite section has to be where Goku dodges Xeno Goku's blast.

I really like the way he's animated Goku kind of easing up and down, and the explosion

in the cliff is pretty competent.

I'm a big fan of homogenous billows with interesting highlight shapes, so this is right

up my alley.

The scuffle that follows is equally as strong for similar reasons.

The movement itself has the awkward posing that Kitano's so well known for, but again

the effects are carrying these scenes far beyond what they really deserve.

The big explosion reminds me a lot of Miuma's scene from episode 86 of Super, albeit with

far less interesting shapes.

As I mentioned in the preview breakdown, this Kamehameha is honestly so poor.

There's absolutely no weight behind any of these actions, and combined with the miniaturising

composition, this is for me the weakest section of the episode.

At the very least, the aftermath does give us another glimpse at Kitano's reasonably

pleasant effects.

A long stretch of bland dialogue scenes later, and Jin Inaba comes back in to close things

up with some lightning effects that are pretty much 1 to 1 with the #17 scene I mentioned

earlier.

This is also one of the few spots where the director's touch comes into play.

This episode is directed by Ryo Nanba, and you would easily be forgiven for not knowing

who that is.

Nanba began on Super as an Assistant Production Manager – he was in charge of planning until

around episode 68.

Later down the line, he became an assistant director, and now he's directing his very

own… very short episode.

He's created a bit of an atmosphere for this prison planet, but otherwise there's

nothing particularly standout.

As a little side-note, they are in fact using the filter from the Universe Survival arc,

and you can see it's been turned up to 11 since we are on non-Earth worlds, and that

was pretty much the standard in Super, too.

The next episode is in two weeks, and it is looking to be pretty much the same quality.

I think this is very much what we can expect from this Heroes anime.

The same stock poses we've seen for decades, rudimentary animation, polished up by competently

drawn, but questionable designs.

This is the Nickelback of Dragon Ball – it is bland, it is by the numbers, people like

to exaggerate how bad it is, but some of us secretly do enjoy the odd thing here and there.

To be perfectly honest, this is pretty much the perfect place for a modern Yamamuro.

He gets to keep phoning it in and it doesn't matter because it does the job.

It sells what it's meant to be selling, it looks good to children, and it has no pretence

of being anything more than that.

At the same time, I'm gonna keep breaking this down with full honesty, but keep in mind

that that doesn't mean that I'm not enjoying it, or that you can't enjoy it.

Like I said, it's doing its bare minimum, and that's absolutely fine for what this

is.

If this were a movie or a TV show, then I would absolutely condemn it, but for a glorified

commercial, it's just… fine.

And that is all I have to say, so thank you so much for listening.

Let me know down below how you felt about this first Heroes episode.

Be sure to rate this video if you got something from it – your ratings really did help my

video from the other day.

Subscribe if you're new, and I will see you next time.

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ASMR - We will make you FEEL so GOOD! Close whispering Sleep Hypnosis by VAMPIRES! АСМР - Duration: 18:01.

Hey!

Are you ready for the best sleep in your life?

We've heared you have trouble to fall asleep.

So we are here to help you.

We are going to do everything for you to feel better!

You should prepare yourself for the deepest sleep you've ever had.

You know why? Because we are vampires.

And we are naturally hypnotising. So we are going to give your the best sleep hypnosis.

You're agree?

Let's start.

We want you to lay down in your bed.

Chose the softest blanked and hide yourself underneath.

Hide or we might bite you.

I am just giving you some fresh wind.

Ready?

Now we want you to close your eyes.

Very good.

Do you feel already the relaxation?

Now listen to your own body. And we will listen with you.

Can you hear your heart pupming your blood through your veins?

It is such a beaitiful sound.

Focus on how your heart becomes more and more relaxed.

You feel the relaxation starting on your feet.

And in your hands.

It makes them feel so heavy.

Then it goes up your legs and your arms.

Now you are completelly relaxed and ready.

Now we will count to ten and you will be deeply asleep by the end.

Would you like to try? It is going to be great.

And all the sounds you will hear after it will make sure that you sleep well.

We will take care of you.

One.

Two.

Three.

Four.

Five.

Six.

Seven.

Eight.

Nine.

Ten.

Everything is fine, don't you worry!

I thought that we should maybe meet in privat.

Because I have a present for you.

Something that isn't meant for human beings.

That is why it should stay our secret.

It is very dangerous but I am sure you are brave enough to try it.

Because I am sure you are strong enough to take it.

It will make you have the greatest dreams. The greatest nights in your life.

Would you try?

This is to eat. With a secret ingredient.

But I am not going to tell you what this is. You just should trust me.

Opne up your mouth and...

Now let's continue with the hypnosis.

And don't forget it is a secret.

You are deeply relaxed.

You can't see us anymore.

But you can feel the warmth of our hands.

They are moving forwards to your body.

You feel the warmth on your skin.

Forwards and backwords again.

Forwards again.

So soothing. So warm. Loving

Now the same on your chest.

Forwards and backwords.

Over your sholder.

Each breath that you take in is warm.

Breathe with us.

You feel so relaxed.

Each part of your body feels heavy.

Everything you hear now is relaxing and supports your sleep.

Your absolutelly happy. You are awsome.

You feel my hand on your head.

Stroking your hair. So tingly.

You feel goosebumps all over your body.

You know tomorrow your are going to have a succsessfull day.

You are awsome.

You are the best.

You know you can do it all.

You know you can manage everything.

Everyone loves you.

Everyone is happy to have you around.

Because you're awsome.

I am happy to have you here.

And you are happy to be here with us.

Now we are cleaning the energy of your body.

Now we are going to count to ten again.

And once we reach the ten you will be in an other layer of sleep.

Deep sleep.

You won't hear anything aynmore. And get the most energy in that state.

(just me. I am here. Always here.)

You will get the deepest rest. And when you wake up tomorrow you will be full of energy.

Let's start.

One.

Two.

Three.

Four.

Five.

Six.

Seven.

Eight.

Nine.

Ten.

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Were The Hanging Gardens Of Babylon Real? - Duration: 5:03.

One of the seven wonders of the ancient wonders of the world; the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

Said to be an architectural and engineering feat, the gardens are the stuff of legend,

but, did they ever exist.

Hello and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions, the channel that looks to delve

into a breadth of topics, be they science, politics, health, history, myth or legend.

I am your host, Rebecca Felgate and today we're asking Were The Hanging Gardens of

Babylon.

Before we get started, I want to ask you guys to leave a thumbs up on our videos if you

like our channel…and of course click on that big beautiful notification bell.

So, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon were said to be a beautiful oasis, a tranquil haven

built by King Nebuchadnezzar for his wife, Amytis.

Construction was thought to have been at some point in his reign between 605 – 561 BC.

Babylon itself was a thriving city in Iraq that these days has been badly damaged by

war.

In ancient writings, the gardens were first described by Babylonian historian, Berossus

in a 280 BC book called Babyloniaca which was lost but summarized in a later text.

Following that they have later been alluded to by the ancient Greeks and Romans who give

detailed descriptions as to their layout.

The gardens are described as raised quadrangular platforms, with arched vaults and built on

stone columns.

Said to be 75ft high, the gardens were more like a series of lush balconies, kept green

by elaborated irrigation systems.

If the gardens were real, it is estimated that it would take 8,200 gallons of water

each day to keep the plants and grass sufficiently watered.

This would obviously have required huge effort on the part of the Babylonians…which cast

some doubt on whether or not they actually existed, but was we know…

kings and queens in these eras were pretty ostentatious.

The seven wonders of the ancient world are considered to be the pyramids of Giza, the

Temple of Artemis, the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, the Colossus

of Rhodes, the Pharos lighthouse at Alexandria and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

While the Pyramids are the only wonder to remain intact, the thing that all of the wonders

except the gardens share is a reliable first-hand account and an established location.

All references in history that we have, so that which weren't destroyed, all discuss

the gardens from a second-hand perspective, from hearsay.

Clay tablets detailing life in Babylon exist from the time period the gardens were supposed

to exist, but none of them reference the gardens at all.

No structure unearthed in archeological excavations has ever delivered proven to be the ancient

wonder, either.

This has led many to refer to the wonder as the "Lost" Gardens of Babylon, and for

many others to simply assume they did not exist.

That being said, there are a lot of structures that have been lost over the course of time

that archeologists are still looking for, for example, Cleopatra's tomb.

Many historians simply think the structure was lost in one of the many wars fought in

the area over time.

While no structure has been confirmed to be the Hanging Babylon, many archeologists have

claimed to have found the missing wonder.

Between 1899 and 1917, German archaeologist Robert Koldeway unearthed fourteen large stone

rooms with arch ceilings in the Southern Citadel of Babylon.

He claimed these must have been the ruins of the gardens, but some historians think

the location was too far away from the Euphrates River, where they thought the water for the

garden was irrigated.

It was concluded that the structure was likely a series of storage rooms.

A more recent excavation in Nineveh, 300 miles north of Iraq, seemed somewhat fruitful.

In 2013, Oxford Historian Dr Stephanie Dalley claimed that the gardens were actually near

the river Tigris in Nineveh.

Excavations found aqueducts in line of what we could have expected from Babylon.

Dr Dalley also claims that when King Assyria ransacked Babylon in 689 AD, the Assyrian

Capital of Nineveh was dubbed New Babylon, which may be where and why confusion came

around.

As with all legends passed down through history, time has eroded source credibility and all

we have to really go on is what we find in the earth.

Sadly, as time changes fables, it also erodes physical evidence.

If a lot of people mentioned the gardens, there is probably some truth in their existence,

but without a first hand account of physical evidence in the earth, we just can't say

for sure.

So…

Were The Hanging Gardens of Babylon real?

Probably.

Were they in Babylon?

Maybe not.

We just can't know for sure.

But don't just take our word for it…..What do you guys think?

Let me know in the comments section down below.

If you like our videos, make sure you leave a hearty thumbs up and stay subscribed for

more big answers.

Also, if you want a specific question answered, leave us a comment letting us know.

Thanks so much for tuning in.

I am your host Rebecca Felgate, I'll catch you in the next video, but until then stay

curious, stay alert and never ever stop questioning.

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3 Black Senators Want to Make Lynching a Federal Hate Crime - Duration: 1:19.

For Complex News, I'm Hanuman Welch

Three black senators—Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, and Tim Scott—introduced a bill

called the Justice for Victims of Lynching Act of 2018, which proposes a law to make

lynching a federal hate crime.

Booker, alongside Harris of California and Scott of South Carolina, are the only three

black senators out of the 100 in the United States.

In order to pass the bill, they will need the support of 60 senators through a voice

vote.

So far the bill has been co-sponsored by Bernie Sanders, Angus King, and 15 more Democratic

senators.

Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey said this about the bill

"It's a travesty that despite repeated attempts to do so, Congress still hasn't put anti-lynching

legislation on the books.This bill will right historical wrongs by acknowledging our country's

stained past and codifying into law our commitment to abolishing this shameful practice."

Harris and Scott also released statements on the bill.

"Lynching is a dark, despicable part of our history, and we must acknowledge that, lest

we repeat it.

-Senator Kamala Harris

Their proposal comes two weeks after Rep. Bobby L. Rush of Illinois and 35 members of

the Congressional Black Caucus introduced a similar bill.

As for the senators, they plan to amend the US Code "to specify that lynching is a crime

in itself that would warrant an enhanced sentence under existing federal hate crime statues."

That's all for now, for everything else subscribe to Complex on YouTube, for Complex News, I'm

Hanuman Welch.

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Самые быстрые в мире люди ✦ Самый Быстрый Стрелок ✦ Fastest shooter ✦ LUCKY - Duration: 2:22.

We all remember the legendary trilogy,

where the character of Clint Eastwood showed incredible skills of owning a revolver.

But very few people know

that even in our quiet time there will be a place of equally high skill.

Jerry Mikulek is a living legend,

the fastest shooter of modern times.

Became the owner of more than fifty national awards and titles,

as well as 45 international titles,

became the winner of the international championship in shooting from a revolver for 20 years in a row,

proving to the whole world the truthfulness of stories about the wild cowboys of the wild west.

In his hands, any non-automatic and semiautomatic weapon turns into an automatic weapon.

Jerry Mikulek, who works today as a shooting instructor,

admits that he has already shot at least one

and a half million rounds of ammunition in his life, which is about 20 tons of lead.

Thank you for watching!

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FS17-Timelapse-TVTOF 24-Seed master - Duration: 23:03.

Episode 24 Seed master

Good morning everyone, the fall planting is coming, so we are going to cultivate the field 91.

Lucia is with the preparations for the wedding, so Mark and I will take care of everything.

We are going to buy a Seed Master and we will make our own seed.

We will also start selling our Massey Fergusson machinery and expand our flock of sheep.

And all without forgetting our hungry animals.

A very long journey awaits us, so take a seat and enjoy yourself.

I have to optimize the animals feeding. I will think about it....

As always I will eat and rest. See you in a few days.

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大阪）直球勝負！Ｑ＆Ａ　高いモチベーション保つには？：朝日新聞デジタル - Duration: 1:57.

 　いま主将としてチームをまとめる立場にいます。選手が高いモチベーションを保つ めに心がけていることはありますか。（履正社３年・浜内太陽君） 過去最多７００試 をライブ中継　バーチャル高校野球で全試合中継の大会も夏の甲子園、歴代最高の試合は 　投票ベストゲーム  　　　　　◎  　チームには、様々な立場の選手がいます

試合に出られる子、背番号がもらえなかった子。その中で、モチベーションを意図的に上 ていくのは、すごく難しいですよね。「これをしたから上がる」という方法はないと思い す

 　でも、主将がやる気に火をつけることはできる。  　大阪桐蔭では、根尾（ ）や藤原（恭大）、主将の中川（卓也）たちが、チームを引っ張る大きな歯車です。一方 、打撃投手のように陰でチームを支える選手も、欠かせない大事な歯車なんです

すべての歯車がかみ合えば、チームが塊になって大きな力が発揮できる。  　一人ひ りがチームの中でどんな役割を担うのか、なぜその役割が大事なのか。主将として思って ることを、仲間に本気で語りかけてください

その子のことを大事に思う気持ちが本物なら、きっと伝わるはずですよ。  　もう一 。主将の言葉を聞いても、なかなか前向きな気持ちになれない選手には、１年生の頃に書 た野球ノートの最初の１ページ目を見返してほしい

 　「みんなで甲子園出場！」とか「プロ野球選手になる！」とか。好き勝手に夢を いていた当時のピュアな気持ちに触れることで、いまの自分がやるべきことが見つけられ と思います

（大阪桐蔭・西谷浩一監督）

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JT de 20h du dimanche1 juillet 2018 - Duration: 1:09.

 Le JT de 20 Heures du dimanche 1 juillet 2018 est présenté par Laurent Delahousse sur France 2

Retrouvez dans le journal télévisé du soir : avec la sélection des faits marquants, les interviews et témoignages, les invités politiques et de la vie publique et l'essentiel de tous ce qu'il faut savoir de la journée

A noter : chaque sujet vidéo du journal est consultable indépendamment avec des informations à lire pour rappeler le contexte de l'actualité

Poursuivez l'expérience avec les titres de la rédaction de Franceinfo.Sujets associés20 Heures

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FAVORITE CHILDHOOD BOOKS! - Duration: 5:36.

Hi everyone, it's Sandy and in today's video, I'm going to be talking about my

favorite childhood books. So before I get into the video, I wanted to quickly

mention that all the books that I'm showing are books that I checked out

from the library. I unfortunately, got rid of all my childhood books a few years

back and I really regret that decision, but thankfully I have the library to

rely on to check out these books so that I can show a physical copy of it because

I feel like that's more sentimental in a way. I'm going to start off with the

three childhood books that I currently don't have copies of and they're

definitely geared towards a much younger audience and those books are Chicka

Chicka Boom Boom, Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See and the Very Hungry

Caterpillar. I don't really have much to say about these three books but I

remember that I was constantly rereading them and whenever I would go to the

library, I would seek out these books to read.

My next favorite childhood books are actually part of this very large series

that I didn't know how big it has gotten until I went to the library to find

these books. This series is called the Rainbow Magic series by Daisy Meadows. I

remember first discovering these books through the Scholastic Book Fair or even

like from the Scholastic book orders. The whole series started with the

Rainbow Fairies I believe. The first one I distinctly remember is Ruby The Red

Fairy. I believe that was the very first book that started everything but now

there are so many different types of fairies. I have four different fairy

books that I checked out. The first one is Isabelle the Ice Dance Fairy, so there

are now Dance Fairies. There are also music fairies and I have

Poppy the Piano Fairy. There are also Jewel Fairies and this

one is Amy the Amethyst Fairy. And then I also have a Weather Fairies book, which

is Abigail the Breeze Fairy. So there are definitely a lot more different types of

fairies around. These books were just so much fun. There are even little like

illustrations in them. If you've been watching my channel for a while now, then

you know that I have a love for reading mystery/thriller books. My love for that

genre began with the A to Z Mysteries by Ron Roy. This is an entire series that

follows three kids as they solve different types of mysteries. There are

26 books in the series, one for each letter. Right now, I currently have four

books on me and the first one is The Absent Author. Then I have The Haunted

Hotel, The Deadly Dungeon, and The Lucky Lottery. I do remember that I read all

the books in the series so I'm really proud about that. There are also illustrations

scattered throughout the books as well, so that's pretty cool. I also really

enjoyed reading Junie B. Jones by Barbara Park. The two books that I currently have

on me now follows Junie B. Jones as she's in first grade.

The first one is Toothless Wonder and then the second one is Boo... and I Mean It.

I just remember these books being super silly and super funny as well. Another

mystery series that I was really into when I was younger is The New Adventures of

Mary Kate and Ashley. There were a bunch of books in the series and I don't think

I read through all of them but I did read a chunk. I remember one time that I

found someone on eBay who was selling a stack of these books and I asked my dad

if he could buy them and he did and I flew through all those books once they

arrived at my house. They were also like other Mary Kate and Ashley books that

when they were older that I read as well but I can't remember what they were

called. Another favorite childhood series of mine are the Katie Kazoo Switcheroo

series by Nancy Krulick and this whole series basically follows this girl named

Katie and in each book she switches bodies with either another person or

another animal, and then the story goes from there. So I have four books checked

out from the library, the first one is Anyone But Me. Then I have Horsing Around,

Red White and A-Choo, and lastly, I have Flower Power. I know I've already said

this a lot for all the previous books that I mentioned but these books were

just super fun to read. When I was younger, I attended this summer program

and every week or so, the teachers would take us to Borders, I don't know why

they did that because having a bunch of kids in an actual bookstore and not the

library is just a little bit chaotic. When we would go there, I would always go

to the children's section and I always pick up one of these books and read

while I was there. I also owned a collection of all these books but then I

gave all those books away so I don't have any of the books with me. So now, I'm

going to talk about the books that I read between sixth to eighth grade. First

one are The Candy Apple books and there are different types of books. They all

follow different characters, different storylines, and also a bunch of different

authors would write these books so it's not the same author every time. But this

is the first book that I remember picking up from the series and this one

is called The Accidental Cheerleader by Mimi McCoy. A lot of these books have to

do with friendships and boys and there was also drama in these books, so I was

all for it as a 12/13 year old. And then I was also into the My Sister The

Vampire by Sienna Mercer. This is the first book and it's called Switched. What

I can remember about the series is that it follows two girls who are

identical twins but they grew up separately.

And one day, one of the twins moves to the same town that the other twin lives

in. They discover that they are sisters but then also one of them is a vampire.

This book was published in 2007 so while everyone was really into Twilight, I was

into this series. This is basically my Twilight. And lastly, the last book that I

wanted to mention is Among the Hidden by Margaret Peterson Haddix. I'm pretty sure

I read this book in sixth grade so I was like 11 or 12. That's still pretty young

but this is a pretty dark book. This book basically takes place in a world where

third children are illegal but it follows this boy who happens to be the third child

so he's in hiding and that's pretty much all I can remember but I think there are

seven books in the series and I read through all seven of those books. I don't

remember anything that happened past the first book. I remember the big thing that

happened in the first book but other than that, I don't remember anything else.

This is the first dystopian book that I've read. After this book, I got into The

Hunger Games. Those are all my favorite childhood

books. I would love to know what books you loved as a child. Thank you so much

for watching this video. I hope you enjoyed it and I will see you next time.

Bye!

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Prensa califica de chasco mundial la eliminación de España - Duration: 2:13.

 La derrota de España ante Rusia en penales en los octavos de final de la Copa del Mundo, fue catalogada como un 'fracaso' por parte de los medios de comunicación ibéricos

 AS en su portal tituló "Otro chasco mundial", mientras que en su crónica destacó que a su equipo le sobraron pases y le faltó ser más contundente para poder vencer a los anfitriones

A este medio no le fue sorpresiva la eliminación; además de que calificaron al Mundial como: "Un despropósito de principo a fin, del despido de Lopetegui a la invisibilidad de de Gea"

 Para Marca fue un reflejo de: "La España de antes. La edad dorada comenzó en el punto de penalti, con una tanda mágica ante Italia, y ahí finalizó, con una tómbola trágica ante Rusia"

Para este diario su equipo fue "irreconocible" y cierran el texto sobre el partido con: "Todo pasa y todo queda

Toca vivir de los recuerdos". Otro tema que destacaron los medios, como Mundo Deportivo, el error que cometió Piqué al meter la mano dentro del área: "Penalti tan claro como absurdo", además de que resaltaron la actuación de Isco y de Jordi Alba, quienes tuvieron calificaciones superiores a sus compañeros

 Mientras que Sport puso en los primeros renglones de su crónica: "La accidentada competición de la Roja solo podía tener un fatal desenlace y así se produjo" y El País centró su texto en Andrés Iniesta, quien podría haberse despedido de su selección: "Fue un día histórico, por negro, para el fútbol español

Fue, seguramente, el último partido de Andrés Iniesta con la camiseta nacional".