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Road trip Alpes 2018

5 days

1700 km

Saint-François-Longchamp

and the Col de la Madeleine are done

I'm going down there to Albertville

and it will be the official part of

Route des Grandes Alpes (Great Alpine Road)

episode 2/3

La Route des Grandes Alpes Great Alpine Road

things getting more interesting

direction Roselend

Roselend lake, Roselend dam

Cormet de Roselend, I did not understand what it was

well apparently it's a lake with a dam

but the "Cormet", I do not know what that means!

and here we are leaving Beaufort, the village

and cross Beaufort, the forest

and here for the summit of Roselend

the "Cormet", so that I do not know what it is

I'll have to check

it must be a pass or something like that

(Cormet = pass between two valleys)

oh okay, I just see the GPS

there are plenty of hairpins like that

hopefully, no motorhome on this road

so, the passes, they are opened

Col de l'Iseran, it's what I will do

I'm leaving Bourg-Saint-Maurice

after refueling

and we will be able to ride on one of the highest passes of my road trip, Iseran

it is a local biker

he's making his evening ride

he knows the road very well

and come back in a sunny area

it's nice

I thought it was getting dark there, and in fact, not at all

Iseran, let's go!

look at the height of the ski slopes signs

it gives idea of ​​the amount of snow in winter

and this is the Iseran, so as to each pass

the game for everyone is to put his bike in front of the stone and takes pictures

what I prefer is the scenery

not the milestones

it does not have a lot of interest

already 5pm, kind of windy

and little cool, I think the elevation is about 2700 m

I can downhill now

in the valley to take my hotel

I never caught the cyclist...

and with this twisty road

down to Iseran, it will end this day

the program for tomorrow

is to continue the Route des Grandes Alpes including

passes of Télégraphe, Galibier, Lautaret and Col de Vars

until Guillaumes

the town of Guillaumes

or GuillaumeS, I do not know how it is pronounced

it's still very complicated

how to pronounce the villages names

caution, groundhog in the middle of the road

I think you have not seen anything

oh, the groundhog is here

so, it will be my last word

see you tomorrow

Day 2 / Day 3

and here is the sign of Route des Grandes Alpes

I'm going to Valloire

just after the Col du Télégraphe

and Col du Galibier

and then the Col du Lautaret

so these are all the passes of this morning

with a motorcycle, we ride slowly than these crazy cars

with their Porsche

all colorful

all silkscreened

what is this car? a kind of scooter

there is the Col du Télégraphe

Valloire, it's done! Now 17 km

to reach the top of the Galibier

first photographer of the day

I have a bad haircut, it will be awful

and here for the Galibier

still so many people in this small space

motorcycles, bicycles, motorhomes

it's the routine for tourists

and then we will get to the Lautaret

which is just a little lower

without feet on the ground!

and now we are in the Hautes-Alpes

towards Briançon, Serre-Chevalier

in front of me, a group of German

an behing me, a group of Swiss with yellow helmets

there are bikes everywhere

and after the break refueling in Briançon

the direction is Col d'Izoard

or Col de l'Izoard, it depends

both can be said

but the official name is rather

Col d'Izoard

and just when I told you that there is a sign "Col de l'Izoard"

but on the stele, it's written "Col d'Izoard"

and the photographers are everywhere

that means it's almost the top

and now, way down of Izoard

I did not stop for a long time

I almost fall off, of course, in front of everyone

it was pretty complicated, I wanted to take a picture

of my bike in front of the obelisk

but we had to be careful with the sun and then I have to be careful

with this turn

and the bike almost fall off

it was delicate but I managed to catch up

so I will not stay any longer on that place

and this is the Col de Vars

it's a less touristy than other passes

and here, Col de Cayolle, 25 km of turns

the road is narrow in the gorge to reach Col de la Cayolle

and that's the end of Cayolle and end of the Mercantour National Park

that means the ride is almost over for the day

last stage to Guillaumes and Valberg ski resort

and next, wait, I'm taking the bend

next, there are the Gorges de Daluis

with this brown characteristic color

but it is not part of the track of the Route des Grandes Alpes

So I had not planned to go

I know it's ten kilometers, so it can be done

if I have time tonight

if I do not arrive too late

Finally, I went there!

Now, heading for Valberg

it is a nice road to Valberg

Col de Valberg, 1672 m

it was amazing, good surprise

I think the day is really over

see you tomorrow! actually tomorrow for me

for the video, it will depend on the release planning

to be continued...

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Aaron Spears advices for Beginner Drummer - Duration: 9:47.

Hi this Magalie from the blog Batteur Débutant, I'm here with Aaron Spears

If you don' know him, He's been the drummer for Usher, Lady Gaga...

- who else? So many... - er... Ariana Grande

She's not that well-known in France, for some reason... (Laughter)

Anyway... A drummer who already toured several times around the world

And now; we gonna switch in English, because Aaron does not speak French

but you'll have subtitles just below the video

- Ok, now we switch in English - Oh, ok

So I just said we're gonna have subtitles for the ones who can't read English

- Nice... nice... - And there are gonna be subtitles. - Ok.

- So, so glad you could make this interview - I'm glad to be here

I'm really... It's like the third day of our drum camp

- It's absolutely fantastic - It's been really cool

- A nice atmosphere and everything - The vibe has been great.

It's been a lot of fun being able to be here with everybody

And, you know, all the students and also the teachers and everything, I mean, it's been a lot of fun.

And I'm amazed by the progress also, because...

Because, we were just been doing an exercise with Emmanuelle

And then she was pushing the metronome quite... - Yeah, oh man...

It's amazing to see what you're able to do

Especially when you have other people like alongside, it's like the team.

Everyone wants to push together to be better, you know, so it's really really cool.

- Yeah, within something... Super cool. - Really really cool...

- Alright, so I've prepared a couple of questions for the interview... - Ok, alright!

Before diving directly to the drumming thing, I would like to know...

What was your first drum kit, do you remember?

Yeah, my first kit was actually a Yamaha Recording Custom.

This was a really... Yamaha Oak Recording Custom.

It was like a... chrome was the finish. - Yeah...

The toms... I had a 14" snare, like 5x14" snare...

May be like a 9x13" rack tom

16x16" floor tom

20x22" kick drum

And that's the one when you started drumming in church

or your very first when you owned it yourself?

This was the very first kit that I owned

this was my very very first kit, I think I got this kit...

My parents got this for me when I was...

I wanna say may be 12...

maybe 10, 12, something like that.

It's funny how we always remember the first kit!

You never forget the first one. - No! alright...

As I said, this video is for the readers and listeners of this drumming blog, "Batteur Débutant"

just "Beginner drummer", translated word by word

Most of us are like hobbyists, you know

we have a full job, families...

And just before the interview, we just touched that subject

When you want start learning drums, it's hard to find where to stop

especially when you have... not that much practice time ahead of us

like, maybe an hour, two hours, maybe push it to three hours a week, but not more...

So, what would you advise for people who want to pick up the drums,

what should they really like... start with?

I would say...

You know, it definitely starts with the interest that you have in it

I feel that if it's something that you like, and something that you enjoy,

you do your best to find time to make it happen.

Even with the schedule that you have,

you know,your family, and your work... and commitments with stuff that you have,

even if you're able to just steal away and spend just a little bit of quality time with it,

just to kind of have some fun, and enjoy it...

You know, it may not even be so much of you playing

it actually may be you just checking out other people play, may be going to a concert

to enjoy some people play or going to hear people practice; that may be a thing.

You just have to find a way to be able to water that flower,

as far as the love that you have for this music and for drums,

you have to figure out a way that works for you.

Even if the time is short, if it's with you and just the practice pad, for just a short period of time, you know...

Ten, fifteen minutes kinda like going through some different rudiments or exercise, if that's what it is...

Or, if you have the full practice pad set up

and you can sit down and put some headphones on and play to a couple songs...

Like the kind of practice we have?

Yeah, like the kind of thing that's happening there,

or even if you have a drum set and you have, like the Remo,

the mesh heads, the practice heads, you know...

because maybe the space that you live in...

you're not able to really play loud, so... maybe you have those

or electronic drum kit?

or electronic drums, I mean, you just do whatever that you can to be able to water the seed

in order to grow the flower, you know

Alright, so, it's really like maintaining a passion.

- Yeah! And you can do, like I said, there are so many ways that you can do that.

You know, play, I think, is the number one way to be able to do it, it's the execution, you know, for you to be able to do that yourself.

But then, also sometimes, being able to watch other people.

You know, being able to see other people.

And with Youtube today, that's kind of easy, I don't need to go to a gig, so...

A lot of times, the inspiration is right there, at your fingertips.

Ok great... Great advice.

And speaking of advice, what is the best ever advice you got yourself for your drumming?

Just to have fun... Yeah, to have fun, and not...

be too critical of yourself, you know.

I think, a lot of times, just as people sometimes, because we want something so bad, sometimes we can be so hard on ourselves

but you gotta remember, you know,Rome was not build in a day.

We are all human, and the only thing you can do is just do your best and in that process of doing your best,

you have to enjoy what you're doing, you gotta have fun.

Even in the mistakes that you make, you just have to enjoy what you're doing.

Have a good time.

Another thing that struck me during this three days camp is basically, like...

sometimes we can be very focused on one single detail, or...

Kevin explains some exercice he's working on...

Have you, yourself, been exploring new things, working on new exercices?

For me, it's always something...

it's always different patterns, or different workings that I'm trying to figure out how to play...

A lot of times with me, it's really about...

making sure my hands are even.

So, if it's something that I play, like a pattern I play with my right hand,

and I want to also be able to play effectively with my left hand,

like I want to be able to figure out how to be able to play it with both hands,

either together, or to play them separately,

or sometimes like one right after the other, I want to be able to do stuff like that.

Honestly, I think you master that because at some stage you said you've been changing the sticking,

and we didn't notice, and that's maybe why the camera might be some kind of useful! [Laughters]

No, anyway, I was just joking. So, this is really something, like... evenness on both hands...

Alright, so far, for me, it's really like have fun,

work down the thing,

and basically get inspired. - Yeah!

- So that's a good way, especially when it's a hobby, it doesn't have to become a burden.

Yeah, it doesn't have to be that at all.

Ok, and one last advice for one who wants to pick up the sticks tomorrow?

Go for it? - Yeah! Go for it! Have fun, enjoy it!

You know, you're playing!

So, when you're playing, you're supposed to have fun, it's supposed to be something that's enjoyable...

Nobody says "go play" and you have a frown on your face.

Of course... Go play and have fun!

Playing is supposed to be an enjoyable experience, so...

even in music when you're playing it's supposed to be something that's fun,

it's supposed to be something that you enjoy, something that's fun to do.

And it transpires in the play. - Yeah, for sure.

- Ok, well, that's for me, thanks! - For sure!

- Wish you all the best... - Thank you so much, thanks to you! - And hope to see you next year, maybe?

Yeah, maybe I'll be back here again next year if they have me back, that'd be so fun.

Voilà, it was Aaron Spears, see you sson for another video for the blog Batteur Débutant!

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LA DOLCE VITA - Roberto Leoni Movie Reviews Eng sub - Duration: 6:46.

on one of these summer evenings

that in Rome are almost languid, exhausting

in a small square in the historic center

miraculously free from street vendors and tourists

where you can even felt like a confidential murmur

the chatter of a fountain

and also a sudden Ponentino breeze (typical Roman wind)

I could not help remembering sweet life times

a sweet life of which I have only been able to see the last fires

when subtracting at night

the convertible of the rich friend cousin

unconscious and happy we ran for a sparkling Rome

and I confided these memories

of this baroque but magnificent Rome

with the deserted squares the fountains that sang

and foreign girls strolling stunned by such beauty

I told these little notes to a group of young filmmakers

to my great surprise among five of them

only two had seen La dolce vita

the other three full of elaborate concepts

full of busy film situations

they had not seen this film by Fellini

which is one of the greatest masterpieces of cinema

it is even among the top ten of the films of all time

an artist like Fellini who won 5 Oscars

4 for films and one for career plus 12 nominations

he won the Palm d'Or, he is a monument of

Italian culture, custom and intelligence

ignored by these guys who claim to make films

but which films do they want to make?

one can not disregard La dolce vita

it's a film that marks an era

that separates two ways of making movies

neorealism ends with La dolce vita

another kind of cinema is born

a European international cinema

that no longer looks at the navel of Italy

telling, however, eternal facts as neorealism did

but opens Rome and Italy to the whole world

telling the story of a man who is a man for every season

a man at all times and at all latitudes

each of us is like Marcello Mastroianni in the movie

who oscillates between great intentions

and daily compromises

who would like to escape in a love dream

with Anita Ekberg

and instead returns home to the woman waiting for him

waiting for him loyal maybe even desperate

attempting suicide because he is never there

but then she really loves him

and that after all is the woman he deserves

because of all his great purposes

Rome as it happens in all the big cities

destroys you because it makes you enter a vortex

of events of facts of people

and if you are not absolutely conscious of yourself

if you're not a martyr of yourself

an ascetic who wants to work on his work

the city distracts you, takes you away, loses you

exactly as happened to so many arrived in Rome

to make movies, to make shows or to make literature

dispersed in small daily rivulets

but someone has succeeded, not by chance, for example

Tullio Pinelli who is the writer of Federico Fellini

he is clearly a provincial who came to Rome

provincial way of saying because he comes from Turin

he was even a count and when he met Federico

he is almost 50 years old when he writes La dolce vita

and Federico is 30 years old

and there is this strange association

among a cultured Piedmontese lawyer of a noble family

who has been a cavalry officer

and a gypsy vagabond like Federico

that brings many dreams and many ideas in his head

and these ideas are elaborated by a script master

that is Tullio Pinelli, who preserves, however,

with great sensitivity and great artistic value

all the fantastic and dreamlike potential

and extraordinary films are born like La strada

like La dolce vita like 8 1/2

wonderful films to which also collaborates

another genius of writing that is Ennio Flaiano

and Ennio puts that biting humour from Abruzzo

that disenchanted and slightly pungent way

which serves to give so many moments

of La dolce vita a sweet bitter taste

so it's an epochal film to watch

that I do not want to tell but that is an odyssey

it stands on two floors on this young man

in some respects we even say naive

but that actually pretends to be cynical

Marcello wandering through Rome

attracted by a thousand mirages

cinema, noblemen, money, success

and each of these mirages turns out

to be a very poor thing behind the scenes

as his teacher and mentor Steiner reveals to him

he even represents for Marcello

the maximum of what a man can achieve in life

learned, elegant, prepared, a beautiful wife

an extraordinary home, hip friends an immense culture

he commits suicide because

he does not hold the impact of this world

the small dark evil that was in Federico

his melancholy that led him to depression

is witnessed by this character

but all this does not take away anything

to the extraordinary and bombastic carousel of images

think of via Veneto rebuilt on the set

for the time it was a cyclopean enterprise

just extraordinary with the paparazzi and the stars

Federico had the glance and the strength

to understand exactly what that moment was like

a big carnival that unfortunately then

with the first economic crises it would be over

thank you

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Definition and branches of chemistry - Duration: 2:37.

Today we will develop week number 1, this week will see the definition and branches

chemistry. Why study chemistry?

Chemistry is the science of matter, its physical and chemical properties. The

changes and transformations experienced and accompanying energy changes

to these transformations or process. Branches of chemistry.

We have: Number 1. Organic Chemistry.

Study carbon compounds, however, compounds such as carbon monoxide,

carbon dioxide, carbon disulfide, bicarbonate, calcium carbide, carbonate,

cyanide, are considered inorganic. Clear, these compounds have carbon, but

They are considered inorganic. No. 2. Inorganic Chemistry.

Studying the properties of all elements of the periodic table. It also includes

the study of the elements and compounds that are non-organic (mineral), we have here:

ferric oxide, zinc sulfide, lead sulfide, iron disulfide and copper dioxide

silicon, calcium carbonate. Number 3. Physical Chemistry.

Studies the general laws that govern the behavior of all matter. Study the structures

substances, the rapidly changing (kinetic) and the role of heat changes

chemical (thermodynamic), the questions arises: Why? How? How much?

Number 4. Analytical Chemistry. Analytical chemistry divided into two parts:

Part I: Qualitative. Through qualitative analysis identified

elements, ions, etc. Then qualitative analytical chemistry identifies.

Part Two: Quantitative. The task of quantitative analysis is to determine

the quantitative composition of elements, ions, etc. Then analytical chemistry

Quantitative determines the composition, will quantify how much there is, and this will

expressed in percentages. Number 5. The biochemistry.

Biochemistry studies the chemical processes (chemical reactions) occurring in the

living systems. Studies the nature of the chemical constituents of living matter,

functions and transformations, chemical and energy changes associated with these

transformations.

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N'oubliez pas les paroles : comment l'émission a bouleversé la vie de ses grands Maestros… - Duration: 2:33.

N'oubliez pas les paroles : comment l'émission a bouleversé la vie de ses grands Maestros…

Alors que les Masters 2018 de N'oubliez pas les paroles touchent à leur fin ce samedi 29 septembre 2018,

ses plus grands gagnants nous racontent comment l'émission a changé leur vidéo…

Il est encore peut-être un peu tôt pour que Kevin, le plus grand gagnant de N'oubliez pas les paroles, comprenne à quel point l'émission va bouleverser sa vie.

Et pour cause : celui qui vit en Californie vient à peine de toucher ses gains. En revanche,

tous les autres grands Maestros sacrés par le jeu de Nagui sont unanimes : leur passage dans le karaoké de France 2 a considérablement modifié leur existence,

comme ils nous le révèlent dans notre vidéo exclusive ci-dessus.

"C'est plus pareil, on vous reconnaît dans la rue, confirme Aline, 9e au classement des plus grands Maestros.

Vous ne vivez plus de la même manière : j'ai acheté un mobile-home." Franck, professeur des écoles remplaçant, ajoute : "Comme je tourne dans les écoles,

les parents et les enfants ont un regard bienveillant sur moi." Et alors que Hervé vient de démarrer une formation en comédie musicale dans la même promotion qu'Héloïse (6e au classement),

Johanna (17e au classement et remplaçante lors de ces Masters) révèle qu'elle a pu acheter un appartement.

"Quand on se retrouve avec 202 000 euros du jour au lendemain, ça ne peut que aider", avoue Lucile (4e Maestro),

tandis que Violaine (3e au classement) nous évoque le projet fou qu'elle a pu également mettre en place grâce aux sommes gagnées dans N'oubliez pas les paroles…