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Anggy's Diary - New Year Euphoria in Kuala Lumpur! (English Sub) - Duration: 10:00.
(Fireworks and trumpet sounds)
(Chattering)
(Rain sounds)
Long time no see!
As you guys can see my last video update was like 3 weeks ago.
I am so sorry because I've been so busy with final assignments and final exams.
But this time, my friends and I went to Kuala Lumpur to enjoy the new year euphoria there.
Want to know more?
Okay, let's do it!
First thing we did when we arrived at KL, we checked in to our hostels.
I got a RM 60 room. It comes with air conditioner.
I even got towels and blankets.
The toilet and bathroom were shared
but no worry because it was very clean.
This room's where I stay with Dika.
Don't worry guys!
This room's for the girls
and the boys stay at another hostel.
Our hostel were exactly at the central market.
Central market is one of the shopping centre you can find in KL and full of tourists.
If you want to know more about central market, you can click on the link below
and find my blog where I write about it more.
Very delicious!
It's sweet!
So where we want to go next was Dataran Merdeka.
You can actually walk from Pasar Seni to Dataran Merdeka,
but we didn't know at the time.
We ended up going there by train and paid for RM 1.20
If you want to go there using train too,
make sure you are on the train towards Gombak
and get off at Masjid Jamek station.
(The lights indicates the railway in Kuala Lumpur)
(This is what it looks like without the lights effect!)
Quick tip!
Do not throw your entry ticket away
because you can exchange it with these 5 ringgit drinks at the gallery!
Heeey!
We are now at the KLCC
It is so crowded
I can hear trumpet sounds everywhere
People wearing costumes
Wearing bandana lights
Exciting!
Heeey!
We are wearing our bandana!
Princess of the night!
We are looking for the perfect spot
so that we get some good pictures at midnight
In the morning I ended up walking by myself after breakfast
because everyone were still a little bit tired.
And I am so sorry because there's no enough footage
because my hands were full of things that I bought.
Btw thumbs up and comment down below if you want me to make a video haul of what did I buy in Malaysia.
Because we were all really tired, we went back home in the afternoon.
(Gate opening)
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Thank you guys for watching, I'll see you in my next video!
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Tom and Jerry HULK Finger Family Songs - Nursery Rhymes Lyric & More - Dolphin Kids - Duration: 1:28.
Daddy finger, Daddy finger
Where are you?
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Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Brother finger, Brother finger,
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Sister finger, Sister finger,
Where are you?
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Baby finger, Baby finger,
Where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
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All Scientific Papers Should Be Free; Here's Why They're Not - Duration: 4:43.
If science drops in a field but no other researchers are around to hear it, does it further the
academic area of study?
Howdy researchers, Trace here for DNews.
Science is a process, it's a way of thinking about the world around us.
Most of these scientific processes are thought through and then published in a journal, but
to read them you have to pay!
Shouldn't all this scientific knowledge be FREE!?
Firstly, science is mostly paid for by grants from governments, non-profits, foundations,
universities, corporations or others with deep pockets.
We did a video about it.
But, even though the science was paid for, that's just the first half of the equation...
the other half is the scientific journal.
The first journals were published over 350 years ago as a way to organize new scientific
knowledge, and that continues today.
According to the International Association of Scientific, Technical and Medical Publishers,
2.5 million new scientific papers are published each year in over 28,000 different journals.
A new paper is published every 20 seconds.
(and you thought we'd run out of stuff for DNews 😉).
Researchers need others to read their paper so it can affect their field.
So, they freely send their treasured manuscripts to journals for peer review and publication.
When a manuscript comes in, specialists select and send the best manuscripts to volunteer
experts in the field who are "carefully selected based on… expertise, research area,
and lack of bias" for peer review.
After that, the papers are copy-edited, compiled into an issue of the journal, physically printed
and then shipped and/or published online!
They're, like, the nerdiest magazines in the world.
All this costs money…
According to a study in PLOS One this whole process can cost 20 to 40 dollars per page,
depending on how many papers the journal receives and how many they have to reject.
Someone has to pay for that, and there are three ways this can happen: authors can submit
for free and readers/subscribers pay (called the traditional model), or authors pay and
readers get it for free (called open-access), or both authors and readers pay!English-language
journals alone were worth $10 billion dollars in 2013!
I know what you're thinking, just put them on the internet!
Save on shipping, like newspapers and magazines!
Well, even though publishers don't have to print and ship big books of papers anymore,
they often still do.
And, even if the journals were only online, servers and bandwidth need to be paid for,
and that ain't cheap.
Publishing requires dollah bills, y'all and someone has to pay, and everyone gets
their money differently…
For example: the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) publishes
the Science journals, and the Public Library of Science publishes PLoS One among others;
both are nonprofits.
But, while PLOS uses an open-access (free to you) model, Triple-A-S publishes six journals:
five with a traditional model (you pay) and one open-access.
Plus, there are for-profit journals like Macmillan Publishers, who own the journal Nature (and
a mix of traditional and open access options).
And the giant Reed Elsevier (now called RELX) publishes over 2000 journals some of which
are open-access and some are traditional!
So, though some are non-profits, they don't always give it to YOU for free, and those
that do still can charge researchers up to 2900 dollars to publish!
While others make money off scientific research which makes some people feel icky.
The whole thing is confusing.
Asking "what is worse: for-profits charging universities or readers for access, or open-access
charging authors?"
Shrug.
The debate rages.
Many scientists argue as the peer review is provided for free by the scientific community,
and the papers are provided for free by the scientific community; access to the papers
should.
be.
free.
The EU agrees, ordering any publically-funded papers to be made free by 2020; pushing toward
open access to science!
In the US, where many of the papers originate, some scientists are calling for boycotts on
for-profit publishing.
In the end, there was a time when practitioners needed a physical reference to the latest
scientific achievements.
In the days before the internet, getting a journal in the mail must have been both exciting
and illuminating, but now, thanks to digital publishing… this whole pay-for-science model
is wont to change…
People WANT the knowledge to be free, but no one knows how to do it.
As y'all know, more research is always needed, but should that research be behind a paywall?
Let us know down in the comments, make sure you subscribe so you get more DNews everyday.
You can also come find us on Twitter, @seeker.
But for more how much science actually costs, watch this video.
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No Resolve - Get Me Out [Lyrics] - Duration: 3:45.
Your skin is thin
Your skin is thin
The sky is falling on you
I know what your after
My eyes so cold and abused
I know what your after
I feel the pain wake up inside
I take the blame so I can hide
All the scars
You stay the same so long I've tried
To break the chains now I can find
All your scars
Get me out of here
So I can breathe
It's all become so clear
what lies beneath
Your skin (your skin) it's thin (it's thin)
Your never gonna keep me down
Get me out, just get me out of here
I've tried for so long, for you
I know what your after
Your lies, still unknown (unknown)
The truth (the truth)
I know what your after
I feel the pain wake up inside
I take the blame so I can hide
All the scars
You stay the same so long I've tried
To break the chains now I can find
All your scars
Get me out of here
So I can breathe
It's all become so clear
what lies beneath
Your skin (your skin) it's thin (it's thin)
Your never gonna keep me down
Get me out, just get me out of here
Life can not go on this way
Your a walking tragedy
Stuck in here I need to lay
Stuck in here I'm breaking free
Get me out of here
So I can breathe
It's all become so clear
what lies beneath
Your skin (your skin) it's thin (it's thin)
Your never gonna keep me down
Get me out, just get me out of here
I feel the pain wake up inside
I take the blame so I can hide
All the scars
You stay the same so long I've tried
To break the chains now I can find
All your scars
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