Hallo Bro & Sist...Assalamu'alaikum ww
This is memory of my travel situation on the first day of Eid day
This is it situation my trip from Gendingan to Sidolaju, Ngawi, East Java, Indonesia
my trip very smooth & fun
Happy Eid
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So we tried to make ice cream... - Duration: 6:04.
He definitely said poop and not something else
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✅ Leonard Lansink privat: So herzzerreißend ist das Schicksal des "Wilsberg"-Darstellers - Duration: 3:45.
Leonard Lansink zählt zu den bekanntesten deutschen Schauspielern und die Liste seiner Filmrollen ist lang
Seine Paraderolle spielt er seit 1997: In der ZDF-Krimiserie "Wilsberg" ist er als der gleichnamige Privatdetektiv unterwegs
Dabei hatte der erfolgreiche Schauspieler, der vor kurzem seinen 60. Geburtstag gefeiert hat, einen schweren Start ins Leben
Für Leonard Lansink sind die eigenen Eltern Fremde Geboren wurde Leonard Lansik am 7
Januar 1956 in Hamm. Aufgewachsen ist er aber bei seinen Großeltern in Gelsenkirchen, denn seine Eltern haben ihn verstoßen
Im Nachhinein stimmt ihn das aber kaum traurig. "Ich habe ja keinen Vergleich", erklärt er im Interview mit dem "Berliner Kurier" und ergänzt: "Ich war sehr glücklich bei meinen Großeltern
" Mit seinen Eltern möchte er dennoch nichts zu tun haben: "Sie waren und sind fremde Menschen für mich
Punkt!" Bevor es ihn aber zur Schauspielerei zog, nahm Lansink ein Medizinstudium auf
Sechs Semester jielt er durch, bevor er es hin schmiss und zur Folkwanghochschule in Essen wechselte, an der er Schauspiel studierte
Schnell merkte er, dass das Richtige für ihn ist. Schicksalsschlag: Leonard Lansink erkrankt an Krebs 1983 hatte er seinen ersten Fernsehauftritt in der Serie "Weißblaue Geschichten"
Berühmt und bekannt machen ihn jedoch andere Rollen, zum Beispiel in dem Drama "Nur für eine Nacht", in "Der bewegte Mann" oder eben seine Hautprolle in "Wilsberg"
Auf der Kinoleinwand war er unter anderem in "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" zu sehen, berichtet "filmportal
de". Privat musst der Schauspieler dagegen einen herben Schlag hinnehmen, als er vor Jahren an Lymphdrüsenkrebs erkrankt
Seitdem hat er ein Auge auf sich, auch wenn er noch immer viel und schnell raucht
Aber er weiß, "dass ich manchmal nah am Abgrund bin." Leonard Lansink privat glücklich mit Ehe-Frau Maren Munterbeck verheiratet Ein Auge auf ihn hat sicherlich auch seine Frau Maren Muntenbeck
Seine erste Ehe übrigens und eine sehr späte, in die sich beide erst einfühlen mussten
"Am Anfang war es ungewöhnlich für uns beide, Maren musste sich an meine Lebensweise gewöhnen, und umgekehrt war es auch so
Aber wir haben es geschafft". Inzwischen leben sie gemeinsam in Berlin. Folgen Sie News
de schon bei Facebook, Google+ und Twitter? Hier finden Sie brandheiße News, tolle Gewinnspiele und den direkten Draht zur Redaktion
kad/sam/
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So Much Drama | My First Vlogumentary - Duration: 5:13.
so here we are we are outside of the Hastoe Village Hall here in Hertfordshire r
near Tring we are filming today and taking photos of a group of performers
called Equus Productions who are putting on a play of a cat or Hot
Tin Roof so we're going to go in and do some head shots and just do some basic
shots and group poses and the things like that and get a little bit of
footage we might even be able to talk to some of them in a bit it's a very very
nice background and location some of the backdrops inside are amazing not the
actual photog...you know what I mean
we have a amateur dramatic society I'm the artistic director set it up with my
husband about four years ago we are equus productions and our aim really is
to put on the best show as we can but without any of the drama that's often
associated with average dramatics so we're very friendly bunch
this is show number three and we're about to start rehearsals for Cat on a
Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams so this evening we're just doing our photo
shoots having a read-through getting together and showing everyone this
lovely venue so the first one we did was Tim Firth's Flint Street Nativity so we
were all dressed to seven-year-olds doing the Christmas nativity which was a
lot of fun and then in March this year we did Alan Ayckbourn's comic potential
which is the kind of sci-fi romantic comedy which sounds a bit odd but it's
quite funny and this one and then we've got a musical planned for next summer
I'm playing Maggie the cat famously played by Elizabeth Taylor so I'm hoping
that I can iron out a few wrinkles I'm a little bit too old for the part but
there we are and it's just one of those plays that we
wanted to do for a long time so we've got a great cast and we're really
looking forward to it
my name is Josh and I am playing the Reverend I've been acting yeah for quite
a long time I guess since school on and off I do musicals and plays but
I'm trying to gain experience really so do I do whatever I can I did a lot of
Shakespeare in school actually and improv I love improv and actually the
role that I'm playing and this involves a lot of improv which will be quite fun
I'm looking forward to that working with all these experienced actors
because I feel like I learn a lot from them
and that's what I'm looking for really is insight and just to try and learn
from people who have been doing it for a long time and actually know what
they're doing yeah yeah no that's I'm most looking forward to that
So how you doin'? Steve yeah I can do a profile shot
my name's Andy Andy Faber I'm the director yes {how long have you been directing?} yeah um about 15 years that's over 20
productions as well as some fights and all sorts fist fights, sword fights and lots of stuff
for productions as well stage combat and stuff like that yeah for that yeah so there's no fighting in
this just a few fisticuffs and throwing a crutch around it's a very intense for
a sort of emotional play and we've got a very sharp very experienced cast I'm
very much looking forward to bringing the action on the pages out to the
audience I'm sure the audience is going to enjoy it thoroughly beacause I know we are
that does bring us to the end of today's vlog something a little bit different so
the busy man's guide to drama or am dram or life in general if you like don't
forget to Like and subscribe and if you get a chance and you are nearby make
sure that you guys see the play in October and until next time I bid you adieu
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Why are Japanese People So WEIRD!! - Duration: 3:30.
so today, with my ELS Japanese base 2 students,
we'll talk about "'why Japanese!? weird things about Japan''
then, lets go!
why do Japanese people actually bow when they say
sorry on the phone call
sumimasen (sorry)
well, you cant really see the person on the call
the fact that you are bowing shows your sincere feelings
and I hope it will be delivered through the phone lines (lol)
why do japanese people compliment others when they are not actually thinking it's nice?
cute
well that's, um
if you see someone who's kind of lame but thinks he/she is cool
can you tell him/her about that??
can you?
well i cant cuz im not a Dutch person
why do japanese people drink vegi juice,
instead of eating vegetables?
it's not that healthy!
cuz, in that one bottle,
there is enough vegetables for a day!
that's so convenient, isnt it
why do japanese people wear masks
when they are not sick?
well cuz, although you can fake your eyes by makeup,
you cant change the shape of your face you know...
why do Japanese people think Purikura (photoshoped selfie sticker)
is cute?
that's really,
not understandable
why do siblings always fall in love in Anime??
thats weirdd
well...
that is...
because Japanese are perverts
why do Japanese love Aojiru (green smoothie) so much
oh yeah, I never saw it in other countries
why do we like it?
maybe influenced by the media
why do Japanese TV news so colorful?
I never actually thought about that but
well true, it is
well japan is a happy safe country thats why
why do Japanese have three different alphabets?
ahh its so difficult
i cant understand
well actually
all the characters are based on chinese characters so
blame them if you think it's too hard haha
why do Japanese toilets
start talking to me....
please dont do it to me!!
RIP
so, thanks for helping out with this project guys
your welcome!
so today was the end of the Japanese class, but I hope you guys enjoyed it!
then, see you guys in the next video!!! ciaoo!
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Sorry But my the sound got corrupted here
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Nam Shin + So Bong - The truth untold - Duration: 1:37.
Full of loneliness
This garden bloomed
Full of thorns
I bind myself in this sand castle
What is your name
Do you have a place to go
Oh could you tell me?
I saw you hiding in this garden
And I know
All of your warmth is real
The blue flower your hand was picking
I want to hold it but
It's my fate
Don't smile to me
Lie to me
Because I can't get closer to you
There's no name you can call me
You know that I can't
Show you me
Give you me
I can't show you a ruined part of myself Once again I put a mask again and go to see you
But I still want you
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So Clean !!! Fortnite Battle Royale Highlights #96 - Duration: 7:47.
Shields are gone on you
Just so clean dude
You'll watch this much as watch this is called out playing and outmaneuvering outplayed
See you trapped up Joe. That was clean
That was actually so clean
Using the map to my advantage right there baby. I love that it my guys time for some myth
cosplay
Coming out way that we already know what time it is
Yeah, this is the basketball from snobby shores
Brought all the way to the goal
And we're going to see if it makes a confetti when you hit it and cooking your gunshots
I'm I'm I'm horribly disappointed
Is it really yep, I'm sure
Hundred percent 100% Yup. Yup. Yup blow it he's getting him up
You killed them whether they raise he wouldn't even show
Easily he's laying now boys, you know, he's pissed bro
Someone call the helicopter. I need a pickup fro-yo Oh
God
What the fuck
Kill him shoot him you're dead
That's why no you're the worst I'm fucking places I try to put a fake wall and the wall didn't work it didn't go off
Hey brother, how you doing, man?
Hey you good brother
You got now that's a nursery right there. Hey bad. No that seemed to be kind of good man. You know, I
See any knives man and me. Yeah, I grew up in this town man, you know
Right in the middle building, you know, they called the Trump Tower but you know really mess with him like that
But it's all good, man. You know, it says it's all good, man. I get you I get you man
It's looking all nice and shit. You see them trees right there, man. I think your grandma planted the trees
Oh, yeah, my grandma planted all of them tree man, the whole goddamn town man every tree you see in there man. That was
My grandma man my MA grandma
All right, man. Well, imma had to let you go. Okay?
All right, trying to grind out for tonight and get my get my shit out there in that
Yeah, otherwise, I got to go back to World of Warcraft mate and I'm very over that game. So pretty much
I'm in a fucking first world dilemma problem where you know I make too much money and I complain about it because I
Want to make it in a different genre than I already did
So basically, it's like if Microsoft sold fucking pcs
I'm trying to now turn Microsoft into a company that sells fucking dildos
You understand and for some reason my viewers don't want to fucking buy the dildos
Oh
My god, I thought that was me
I see you I see
Click that nice skirt. Hey, Lena wailing. Oh my god
No thirty-seven for a guy about 200 meters away just like oh shoot
I'll fucking hit him looking at you. See on your name
Wait, they're fighting each other
We pretty stupid if I would actually
Fuck him
In Finnish you didn't finish because I moved it
Fuck you Timothy your doodles
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Why Do Coffee Naps Recharge You So Well? - Duration: 2:57.
[♪INTRO]
You know what they say: It's a truth universally acknowledged that a single person in possession
of a ridiculous amount of work, must be in want of a nap.
Or something like that.
Naps are an easy way to recharge during a long day.
And, according to the Internet, there's a way to make them even better: coffee.
Just drink a cup before a twenty-minute snooze, and you'll supposedly wake up even more
alert.
For once, this isn't some fanciful thinking that SciShow's here to debunk.
Coffee naps do seem to be more effective than either coffee or naps alone.
It's thanks to two processes: how your body knows it's tired, and how it responds to caffeine.
As you go about your day, doing whatever stuff you do, your body is making and breaking down
molecules called ATP, or adenosine triphosphate.
They're basically your body's biochemical energy supply.
And when they degrade, they ultimately leave behind a few things, including one key neurotransmitter
called adenosine.
Throughout the day, these molecules gradually build up and trigger receptors in your brain
that signal to your body that it's getting tired.
Sleeping is kind of like hitting a reset button.
During the day, enzymes are breaking down adenosine, but since your body is producing
so much of it, it can't clear it all out.
When you sleep, though, you don't produce as much adenosine, so it gives those enzymes
a chance to catch up.
Your overall adenosine levels drop, and fewer receptors are activated in the morning.
The reason coffee — or specifically, caffeine — works so well at keeping you awake is
because it has a similar shape to adenosine.
So it can slip in and bind to some of those receptors without activating them.
This blocks adenosine molecules from reaching their targets, so your brain makes fewer "I'm
tired" signals.
Now, the coffee nap takes these two processes and smashes them together to make the ultimate,
super-efficient snooze.
See, once you down that Starbucks, it takes around twenty minutes for the caffeine molecules
to travel through your body to your brain.
Instead of just sitting around waiting for that to kick in, the idea behind coffee naps
is to prepare for a caffeine overload.
As you sleep, your brain breaks down adenosine more effectively, because it's not being
flooded with so many new molecules.
Then, when the caffeine rushes in twenty minutes later, there are fewer adenosine molecules
for it to compete with.
The caffeine has a better chance at claiming those receptors before the adenosine can increase
again and start making you all sleepy.
Most people recommend only a twenty-minute coffee nap, because you probably won't go
into a deep sleep, which can be harder to wake up from.
So far, scientists haven't done studies to see how many adenosine receptors are affected
by this method.
But multiple papers have shown that coffee naps made participants better at things like
memory tests or driving simulations, compared to coffee or naps alone.
At the end of the day, nothing really beats a full night of sleep.
But coffee naps will do for an afternoon pick-me-up.
Now, you just need to convince your boss to buy some nap pods for the break room.
Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow, and special thanks to Teresa from Patreon
for asking!
If you'd like to ask a question, join us for our monthly Google Hangouts, or just support
the show, you can go to patreon.com/scishow.
[♪OUTRO]
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Horrormeldung: Die Ozonschicht ist so dünn wie noch nie - Clixoom Science & Fiction - Duration: 5:41.
Bad news while the ozone is still up. As the ozone layer gets smaller and smaller, it gets thinner and thinner
So hiobsbotschaften it was a misconception that the
Ozone is getting better, the earth is still the protection against the dangerous uv radiation flutes clicks. Around,
By the way, the science-fiction welcome today from the ewz Summer Festival in Berlin
Theme number 1 will see the late 80s
years The ozone hole with the help of the Montreal Protocol succeeded in international environmental policy
To initiate the urgent turnaround. And that was the production of fckw so the long-lived hallway
hydrocarbons limited massive before
Used as a refrigerant in refrigerators and as a propellant for spray cans
and they destroy the ozone in the high layers of the earth's atmosphere
Massive, the ozone layer is extremely important for all creatures on earth as a protective shield. Against the
life-threatening
UV radiation For the first time there is a good news since the Montreal agreement is the consumption
and also the production of harmful flow of hydrocarbons fckw
Around 90 percent. Come back a chamber. Nevertheless, rapid recovery of the ozone layer is not to be expected
Says the world organization of meteorology. wmo
because the harmful chemicals
Build, extremely slow from a number, however, makes. Hope, because the
ozone content of the atmosphere has stabilized since the year 2000
So studies which pay are now meaningful. And how is it really?
Around the ozone hole, only recently has a study come out to those scientists from switzerland
namely the physical mythological on sat 1 in davos
were involved and the results are
Worrying because they show that the ozone hole indeed
the ozone layer over the tropics and the middle broads gets smaller and smaller
The conclusion of the researchers is alarming. Because it shows that the ozone layer
Never before, as thin as at present, but let 's look in detail at the individual results
Ozone content in the upper stratosphere namely in one. Height of
32 to 48 kilometers also shows that the ozone hole
Since then, the montrealer deal has been closed, but bad news has come from the bottom
Atmospheric layers, from the sea level up to an average of twelve kilometers the
Recent results suggest that ozone has been lost there since 1987. To be continuous
And inexorably a development that the research team did not expect then
Exactly, on the recovery of this lower layer so from zero to twelve kilometers there it depends and makes the success in the
In some ways, upper layers are destroyed again
Nevertheless, these horror results do not fit the previous studies, and estimates that, the
ozone hole recovered yes even close is supposed to look, man
More precisely, one sees the reason for this in previous research, one has especially the so-called total
Ozone looked at that is the one. Ozone quantity. Meant. The from the ground surface to the
Here, the highest limit of the stratosphere is the loss due to growth
Compensated yes and research teams worldwide have been trying for a long time the atmosphere. And their mechanisms
To understand but this play simply too many factors a role, for example, the exchange of air. Between the different
Atmospheric layers. Equally important, however, is the cause. To find the behind the enormous ozone depletion may be
it is because of the so-called very short lift substances vsl it so
Short-lived halogen compound that comes from industrial processes
they, too, enter the stratosphere and cause damage there
Ozone layer That's what a study by a Munich research team had shown
Climate change also has an impact on the ozone because global warming could
lead to an altered air distribution in the stratosphere
And even the damaging fckw are far from being old refrigerators
are not yet around the world
Properly recycled the fckw is simply not there. The research team of the. Actual study, however. Uttered the presumption that somewhere
Secretly, even larger amounts of fuel are produced by analyzing different measurement methods
that the increased emissions in southeast asia
Can be localized but that's just a vague guess. And by no means proved in the end
Anyway, the. Thinning of the ozone fatal follow for us. All because there is less and less
Ozone that can protect us from ultraviolet radiation
How the risk of skin cancer increases with humans industry politics and science are therefore ozone-related. Still at least
Just as sought after and demanded to look for solutions as ever, and yes and if you do not have any videos about them
To miss all the other topics then you would have me at whatsapp
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There is the latest from the social media world so just click on it but not the
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remains
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Lee Young Joon & Kim Mi So | ONLY U | What's Wrong with Secretary Kim [MV] - Duration: 4:18.
What is your name?
My name is Kim Mi So.
Ms.Kim Mi So.
Yes.
Ms.Kim
Yes,sir?
Ms.Kim
Ms.Kim
Did you wait long?
What?
Ms.Kim
I'm telling you that I'm going to date you.
What is it?
Do you know love then?
Don't tell me...
you have a huge stuffed doll inside your trunk.
You look pretty today.
I'm giving you this stuffed cow doll.
It's name is Hardworking Cow.
Do you want to stay for some noodles?
Noodles?
It's a bit difficult to cut.
Thank you
Thank you
Thank you
May I...
You want to tie this for me?
What's wrong with my heart?
Hardworking Cow,guard my house well.
Is this mine?
You think it's Hardworking Cow's then?
Then I'll do as you say for today.
You won't be able to.
I will.
You won't.
I will.
Well,then
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