This Japanese breathing technique will help you lose weight
Ladies and gentlemen, get ready, because here comes the diet of a long breath.
This incredible food developed by the famous Japanese actor (self-professed) diet guru
Miki Ryosuke.
Ryosuke says that this 'diet' consists of breathing exercises that take between two
and five minutes a day.
Apparently, no changes in your diet are required.
He developed the diet by accident while using breathing techniques to relieve back pain.
Instead, he lost about 13 pounds and nearly five inches around his waist in just under
two months.
According to Ryosuke, the "secret" behind the food is twofold.
It hooks and therefore tones your abs.
And secondly, it increases your metabolism by increasing the oxygen in the blood.
The fat is composed of oxygen, carbon, and hydrogen.
Therefore, when the oxygen we breathe reaches these fat molecules, it breaks down into carbon
dioxide and water.
Blood then collects carbon dioxide - a waste product from our bodies - and returns it to
the lungs to be exhaled.
In short: the more oxygen we use our bodies, the more fat we burn.
The diet based on two breathing techniques:
1.
Place one foot in front of the other with a maximum of your weight on the back foot
and buttocks tight.
When breathing at a count of three, raise your arms above your head.
Then exhale to a count of seven pushing all the air out of your mouth vigorously and involving
your abs. 2.
Stand with one hand on your belly and the other on your lower back.
Oh, and your buttocks tight.
Breathe for a count of three, drawing your belly to your spine and then exhale for a
count of seven, sucking the stomach even more.
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John Kelly Just Said One Word That Will Put FEAR OF GOD into Leakers Everywhere - Duration: 12:36.
John Kelly Just Said One Word That Will Put FEAR OF GOD into Leakers Everywhere
The leakers have gone too far.
Last week one almost cost us our relationship with the UK just to get a scoop on some photos.
Well guess what…
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly is right PI$$ED.
Kelly went on Meet the Press on Sunday and, in no uncertain words, let the leakers know
how HE feels about them.
Secretary Kelly Said The Leaks Were Basically TREASON!
The Secretary of Homeland Security told the Chuck Todd:
"I believe when you leak the kind of information that seems to be routinely leaked – high,
high level of classification…
I think it's darn close to treason."
Hell, I'd say the words "darn close" are generous.
What they did served NO purpose other than to hurt America.
The leakers have shown their true colors and stepped far over the line.
It's not just this one leak, either.
It's the whole lot of them.
Every single leak has been to undermine our government.
If the Russians really WERE trying to destroy the country, that would be the FIRST place
I'd look.
Regardless of who is behind it, be it Obama, Putin, George Soros, or just a lonely and
angry liberal, it needs to stop.
These leakers are not friends of the country and the need to be found, interrogated, and
punished according to the law.
Share this only if you agree it's time to lay
the hammer
down
on these leaks.
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WILL vs. SHALL - What's the Difference? - Basic English Grammar - Duration: 10:27.
'Will' and 'shall' are two of the most challenging words in
English, even for native speakers.
But in this lesson, I will show you how to use
these two words correctly, and avoid making common
mistakes with them.
So let's begin.
Welcome back.
Before we start, as always, if you have
any questions at all, just ask me in the comments
section below, and I will talk to you there.
Now, in this lesson, I will teach you
the two important rules for using 'will' and 'shall'
correctly, and we will discuss how to use them in
questions to make requests, offers, and suggestions.
There is a final quiz at the end to test your
understanding.
OK, so how do you use 'will' and 'shall' correctly?
Well, here's the short answer.
In modern English, 'shall' has
become uncommon.
That means, most people just don't use
'shall'.
In fact, in American English, 'shall' is very
rarely used – it's mainly found in some types of
questions, but we shall discuss them later in this
lesson.
So for now, if you are not sure about the rules,
just use 'will'.
It's perfectly OK to use 'will' in
all statements – no problem.
But I'm sure you are watching this video because you want
to know the proper grammatical rules for 'will'
and 'shall', so let's talk about those now.
There are two sets of rules for using 'will' and 'shall'.
I call these the 'normal future' and the 'strong
future'.
Let's talk about the normal future first.
This is when we express a plan, an
expectation, or a prediction.
The grammar rule says that if the subject of the sentence
is 'I' or 'We', then 'shall' should be used.
Here are some examples: "I shall wait for
you at the train station."
and "We shall not go to the museum if we don't have
time."
You see here that we're using 'shall' because
the subjects are 'I' and 'We'.
In English, 'I' and 'We' are known as the first
person.
If the subject is the second person – 'You' or the third
person – 'He', 'She', 'It', 'They' etc. then 'will'
should be used.
Here are some examples: "You will find the
flash drive in the locker.", "The match will not take
place on October 7th."
Instead of 'The match', you can also say 'It will not
take place'.
And finally, "All employees will receive
fire safety training every two years."
Here, you can say 'They' instead of 'All
employees.'
Now these sentences on the screen are called the normal
future or plain future because they're normal
sentences, and there's no emotion attached to them.
But sometimes, we want to express
a strong emotion about the future – it could be a
promise, a command, determination or duty.
We call this the strong future.
The grammar rule is that for the strong future, we reverse
'will' and 'shall'.
So now, we're going to use 'will'
with the first person: 'I' and 'We', and 'shall' with
the second and third person.
Take this sentence for example: "I will get an A on
this exam.
I promise!"
Compare this to the previous sentence: "I shall wait for
you at the train station."
There's no emotion there – it's just a simple future
arrangement.
But when I say "I will get an A on this
exam" you can tell that I'm showing strong determination.
So this is the strong future and we use 'will'.
Here's another example: "We will
not tolerate smoking inside the building!"
You see that this is a warning, and it's a
strong warning, so we use 'will'.
These are first-person subjects.
With second- and third-person subjects we use
'shall'.
For example, "You shall finish your homework
before you go out to play."
What type of sentence is this?
It's a command or order.
You can imagine a mother saying this to her
child.
The next example is "The wedding shall not take
place!"
Compare this to the previous sentence: "The match
will not take place on October 7th."
Why?
Maybe because of weather conditions
or other scheduling problems.
But the strong future sentence is very different.
When I say "The wedding shall not take place."
I'm saying I won't allow the wedding to
take place.
I will stop the wedding.
Of course, I have no reason to stop anybody's
wedding but you can see how there is a lot of emotion or
feeling in this sentence.
Here's one last example: "All employees shall wear
safety gloves when handling hazardous chemicals."
This is a rule – and it's a strict
rule that must be obeyed by all employees.
That's why use 'shall'.
Now, for all pronouns, that is 'I', 'You',
'We', 'They', 'He', 'She', and 'It', you can shorten
both 'will' and 'shall' and say "I'll", "You'll", "We'll"
etc.
'Will not' shortens to "won't".
'Shall not' can be shortened to "shan't" but
that form is not really used in modern English.
OK let's now move on and talk about
using 'will' and 'shall' in questions.
There are three types of questions that are important
for us in this lesson.
Have a look at these examples.
What's the difference between them?
Well, the first – "Can you get me a glass of water?"
is a request.
That is, I want you to do something for me.
The second – "Can I get you a drink?" is an offer – I'm
offering to do something for you.
And the third – "Why don't we have pizza tonight?"
is a suggestion.
These are all perfectly natural
sentences.
But you can also make these sentences using
'will' or 'shall'.
The rule is that for requests, you need to use
'will'.
You have to say "Will you get me a glass of water?"
You cannot say "Shall you get me a glass of water?"
To make offers or suggestions, you
need to use 'shall'.
So "Shall I get you a drink?" is
correct, but "Will I get you a drink?" is wrong.
In the same way, "Shall we have
pizza tonight?" is correct, but "Will we have pizza
tonight?" is wrong.
Remember, I told you in the beginning that if you are
confused between 'will' and 'shall', you can just use
'will' in statements?
That is true, but in questions, for
offers and suggestions, you can never use 'will'.
Keep that in mind.
Alright, if you're ready, let's now do a
quiz to see if you can use 'will' and 'shall' correctly.
On the screen, there are ten sentences.
In each sentence, I want you to choose the
correct word.
Use the conjugation chart to decide
your answers.
Stop the video now, work out your answers,
then play the video again and check.
Alright, let's discuss the answers.
Number one is "I shall bring my kids along
when I come next time."
This is just the normal future, so
'shall' is correct.
Number two – "You will receive an
email confirmation with your order details within 24
hours."
Number three – "Shall I open the window?"
This is an offer, so we use 'shall'.
Number four – "The tenant shall pay the rent to the
landlord on or before the fifth day of the month."
We use 'shall' because this is
the strong future – it's a very strict clause in a
contract.
And the subject is in the third person – 'The
tenant'.
'Tenant' means someone who rents a home or
an office.
And the landlord is the owner of the place.
This kind of complicated sentence using 'shall' is
very common in contracts and other legal documents.
Alright, number five is "My parents will be staying with
us for a couple of weeks."
This sentence expresses a future arrangement, so it's
just the regular future.
Number six – "You shall not stay up after 10.
Do you understand?"
'Stay up' means to stay awake.
So this sounds like a parent telling his or
her child to go to bed before 10 o' clock.
It's a command, so it's the strong future,
and we use 'shall' for the second person – 'you'.
Number seven – "Will you please be quiet for a
moment?"
This is a request and for requests, we use
'will'.
Number eight – "I will never forget all the
help you gave me."
This is a strong, emotional statement.
It's a promise.
For that reason, we use 'will' with
the first person – 'I'.
Number nine is also the strong future – "We will
ensure that every customer walks away satisfied."
It shows determination, and is
an expression of duty.
So 'will' is correct here.
And number ten – "Shall we go to
the movies?"
We use 'shall' because it's a suggestion.
Alright, how many answers did you get right?
Let me know in the comments section below.
I'd like to say thanks to Yoel Armas Macías.
There was an error in my old lesson on
'will' and 'shall' where I mistakenly clubbed the
second-person 'you' together with the first-person, and
Yoel very kindly pointed it out – that error has been
corrected in this lesson, so thank you, Yoel.
OK, click the subscribe button to get
more free English lessons, and until next time, happy
learning.
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Nam Ji Hyun And Ji Chang Wook's Off-Screen Behaviour Will Make You Think They're a Real Life Couple - Duration: 1:23.
Nam Ji Hyun And Ji Chang Wook's Off-Screen Behaviour Will Make You Think They're a Real Life Couple
Ji Chang Wook and Nam Ji Hyun are already getting a lot of love for their onscreen chemistry, but it seems like two have also become closer offscreen as well! .
As SBS drama Suspicious Partner has progressed, fans have seen a change in their two characters, who are expected to become even closer in the next coming episodes.
According to the drama's producers, Ji Chang Wook and Nam Ji Hyun are also becoming closer in real life, allowing their scenes to be filmed in a more friendly atmosphere.
And it seems like their fans have noticed too.
Ji Chang Wook and Nam Ji Hyun also gained interest for their chemistry off screen after a clip of the drama's behind-the-scenes was released.
The two were spotted fixing each other's hair and checking their appearances in between filming.
They reportedly created a lovely atmosphere on set with their playful teasing.
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I will go to you like the first snow [Cover] - Duration: 3:27.
Before I held you, I didn't know That the world I was in Was this bright
I reached you with a small breath of life It's a love that called out to me fearlessly
I liked it so much Watching over you, my heart fluttering
Even when I was ridiculously jealous All of those ordinary moments
In the dark eternity In that long wait
Like sunshine, you fell down to me
Before I let go of you, I didn't know That the world I am in Was this lonely
Pretty flowers bloomed and withered here
The season of you will never come again
I started to become greedy
I wanted to live with you, grow old with you
Hold your wrinkled hands
And say how warm my life was
It was just one blessing
After that short encounter
You cried like the rain
I wanted to be happy for once
But that made you cry
Forget everything and move on
Because I will go to you
When your breath calls out to me again
I won't ever forget
Watching over you, my heart fluttering
Even when I was ridiculously jealous
All of those moments that you gave to me
Some day, we'll meet again
It'll be the happiest day
I will go to you like the first snow
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4 Things That Will Change Your Life - Duration: 8:08.
Hello friends! Tiffany Dawn here and I am
filming here in Greece with the beach on
my left hand and our Airbnb on my right
hand -- it's pretty awesome, so...and today I
want to take a minute and share with you
four things that God has been teaching
me for the past few years now, and they
are just changing my life. Like every
year that goes by, the more I get these
things, the less fear I have, the less
shame and guilt I have, and the more my
heart is just at rest to just like enjoy
this adventure of life with my
Father-God. And so I want to share these four things
with you all today.
Number one: Sanctification is a slow
process. I actually started reading this
book called "Slow Church," and it talks
about how in the American culture we've
kind of taken these ideas of efficiency
and quickness and drive through fast
food and put it into the church, and just--
just be fast. Like here's 10 things you
do to get your life right and fixed
immediately, you know? And we forget that
sanctification and discipleship are a
slow and messy process. I'm always in a
process of sanctification -- becoming more
like Jesus, made more into the person God
wants me to be, and it's going to take
time. Sometimes we just are in such a
rush to get fixed and God's not in a
rush -- I really believe that. It's always
good to you know walk in a way that's
honoring to God - absolutely, and I think
it's great to constantly be growing and
learning, but at the end of the day like
don't be too hard on yourself,
I guess is what I'm trying to say. Like
it's okay to not be perfect; it's okay to
not be fixed, and to be messy. Like out of
our brokenness I really believe God is
glorified because there's this verse in
2nd Corinthians that says that in
earthen broken vessels the glory of God
can shine out of it. And coming to terms
with that and just embracing that
process -- that slow process of
imperfection, it just has been -- awesome.
All that frustration I tend to heap on
myself doesn't need to be there, and I
can just remind myself like -- this is a
slow process and it's okay for the
process of becoming more like Christ to
take a while; it's okay.
Number two is to look for the gifts hidden along your
journey. I like to think of life as like
a treasure hunt, kind of like an egg hunt
on Easter. Like there's all these little
gifts that God hides in every season of
our lives, like even every day of our
lives I think. And so even if it's a
terrible season full of a lot of hurt
and brokenness, there is some gift that
God has put there for us to find -- I
really believe that. And the darker the
season the more incredible and
life-changing the gift is, if we'll look
for it. And so it kind of puts a
different spin; it puts hope into every
situation, and it makes everyday life
feel like an adventure with Jesus.
Because it's like what's the gift does He have
for me today? My husband has started
asking me on days when I'm really
frustrated or just annoyed with how life
is going or regretting something I've
done, he's just like, "Have you found the
gift in it yet? What's the gift in it?" And
I love that. It just changes the
perspective on everyday life. A speaker
I heard one time said the reason that
gems and diamonds are displayed on black
cases is because the gem stands out all the
brighter. She said in dark times, look for
the diamonds -- like look for the treasure
God has hidden for you in that darkness.
And I think that has absolutely been true
in my life. In the darkest, hardest
seasons of my life, God has hidden
incredible treasures.
Number three, healing and freedom are
just by-products. The end goal of our life
journey is to come closer to God: to know
Him more and be known by Him and make
Him known; to love Him and be loved by
Him and love other people. Like that's
our goal, and a lot of times I think I've
gotten distracted by just looking for
freedom or healing from my struggles.
Like, "Jesus you need to set me free right
now; like I know you can, you're the God
of everything. Like I know you can set me
free so why haven't you? What am I doing
wrong? What do I need to be doing to
find freedom?" And I start searching for
the freedom instead of searching for my
God.
I think that healing and freedom when
God chooses to bring them in this life
are by-products. They come as a result of
seeking first the kingdom of God. There's
that beautiful verse in Matthew that
says seek first my kingdom and all these
things will be added to you, and I really
believe they're just by-products.
They're not meant to be our end goal -- the
thing that we're seeking. We're meant to
be seeking God, and as we seek Him those
things come in time -- in His time and when
He chooses to give them. And that brought
a lot of -- took a lot of pressure off of
me, from being like. "I have to get free
from this thing immediately," like with my
eating disorder, it was like, "Why have I
been struggling with this for five years
and I'm still not free? I need to be
free! I'm trying to find freedom!" And
eventually I learned like this is an
opportunity for God to do something in
my heart. There's a gift hidden in this
season and He could set me free in one
second if He chose to, but He's not --
so there's a reason for that. And so that
process of freedom which took time --
really as I started seeking Jesus in it,
it changed my life -- it changed my entire
world. Like I have a closer walk with God
after that journey than I ever would
have had if he had set me free in one
second.
And I think that's beautiful.
And the fourth and final piece is that you are
so loved. And I know a lot of us grew up
in church hearing like, "Jesus loves me
this I know for the Bible tells me so,"
but we don't always get it like for
ourselves -- like really deep down get it --
like your God delights in you! He's not
just tolerating you; He's not just
putting up with you; He's not just like,
"Clean up your mess already and get your
crap together and then come to me," no He
like delights in you -- in every detail of
your life. He wants to be a part of
it all. You have a God who wants to share
in each detail of your life -- who already
sees it all but He wants you to invite
him into your world -- your, your little, our
little worlds, you know? Like they're so
tiny compared to the hugeness of our
eternal God, and He wants us to invite
Him in to share those moments together.
I've spent a lot of my life and I still
do, trying to prove myself, trying to
prove that I'm a daughter God can be
proud of or that I pray long enough
prayers or read the Bible long enough or am a
good enough Christian. And one day I
remember God just putting in my heart
like, "Tiffany just be with me, like just
be with me, I just want you to be with me." No
matter what, my God delights in me and
He's not forgotten about me and I'm not
invisible to Him.
And I am not an accident; I was purposely
created by my Father Creator God. He sees
every detail -- there's nothing hidden from
Him. Even if I try to act like I've got it all
together, He sees everything and He loves me.
And my heart can rest in that because it
is unchanging. Literally, there's nothing
in this world unchanging except for
this: That your God loves you and delights
in you and will never stop. So I
hope that this can really encourage you
girls the way that these things have
really been life-changing for me. And the
more I learn them every day of my life,
every year that goes by, I learn them
more and it breaks away a little more of my fear, and it just kind of takes a
lot of pressure off that I put on myself.
So comment below thoughts that you have:
Which of these speaks the most to you?
Or if there's something God's been
teaching you that has been life-changing,
comment that below. I'd love to read it!
Thank you for being here with me today; I
love sharing Tuesdays with you all. And I
am actually home! I know I'm filming this
in Greece a few days before we head home,
but the day that you watch this will
actually be my first full day home in my
apartment in New York. So I'm very sad
and excited -- so both.
I really can't wait to sleep in my own
bed. And I'm going to make some travel
vlogs for you all! I have taken a
ridiculous amount of photos and video
footage and so I'm going to be putting
together some travel vlogs. So keep your
ears and your eyes out for those coming
in the next few weeks! Love you girls. Bye
from Greece!
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Hi guys this is the ricegum clickbait challenge. i hope i got you XD.
thank you for clicking cc.
sorry the music is so weird, my sister picked it out.
ricegum if you're watching this i hope you like the picture of the dog.
i love this dog with a passion.
like this video and subscribe so that i can own this dog.
i really want this dog. it is most squishy and cute.
i wish to own this dog.
so now i guess if you want, just sit back, enjoy the music...
and enjoy the puppi.
the puppi is most powerful.
i wonder if it is a boy or a girl.
i think it's a girl
cause of the weirdass hair
that hair was goals about 200 years ago
so no hating on my puppi.
fast forward to the end if you want...
there is a link to ricegum's original challenge video.
have a fantastic day
good bye
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Terrorists Will Run Like COWARDS After They Hear What General - politics - Duration: 1:41.
Terrorists Will Run Like COWARDS After They Hear What General Mattis Told The Troops Today
If you are like me, you were just waiting to hear what Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis
had to say about the tragedy in Manchester last week.
Well, the wait is over.
During his commencement speech at West Point today, Mattis made it very clear that there
WILL be consequences for their actions.
He told the new officers,
�Manchester�s tragic loss underscores the purpose of your years of study and training
at this elite school.
We must never permit murderers to define our time or warp our sense of normal.
This is not normal.�
Not just that.
He also made it VERY clear that the days of America standing on the sidelines is over.
The cadets all cheered when General Mattis said,
�We Americans are NOT made of Cotton Candy.�
So far we have seen the US military perform raids, air strikes, and even drop the Mother
of All Bombs with Mad Dog Mattis in charge.
I bet whatever he has planned ISIS will never forget.
If you wanna see Mattis keep up the great work he has been doing for AT LEAST 7 and
a half more years, show him by getting his message out.
America will win.
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Prince William reveals sadness Princess Diana will never meet Kate, George and Charlotte - Duration: 4:33.
PRINCE William has told of his utter anguish over the past 20 years following the death
of his mum, Princess Diana.
The Duke of Cambridge, 34, opened up about the devastation that he felt after she died
tragically in a Paris Car crash in August 1997.
And admitted, that it is only now, two decades on, that he is finally able to talk about
the loss that her death created in his, and his brother, Prince Harry�s life.
He says that he is most sad that she will never get to meet his wife Kate, 35, and two
children, Prince George, 3, and Charlotte, 2.
In an upcoming interview with men�s magazine, GQ, he said: �I am in a better place about
it than I have been for a long time, where I can talk about her more openly, talk about
her more honestly, and I can remember her better, and publicly talk about her better.
�It has taken me almost twenty years to get to that stage.
I still find it difficult now because at the time it was so raw.
�And also it is not like most people�s grief, because everyone else knows about it,
everyone knows the story, everyone knows her.
�It is a different situation for most people who lose someone they love, it can be hidden
away or they can choose if they want to share their story.� Princess Diana died on the
31 August 1997 when she was fatally injured in a car crash in the Point de L�Alma road
tunnel in Paris.
Her companion, Dodi Fayed also died in the crash that sent shockwaves around the world.
Her two Children, William and Harry were young when she died.
William was 14 years old and Harry just 12.
In the run up to the 20th anniversary since her death both have spoken candidly about
how much her loss changed their lives.
Adding: �I could not do my job without the stability of the family.
Stability at home is so important to me.
"I want to bring up my children in a happy, stable, secure world and that is so important
to both of us as parents.
"I want George to grow up in a real, living environment, I don�t want him growing up
behind palace walls, he has to be out there.
The media make it harder but I will fight for them to have a normal life."
The Royal also addressed his Heads Together Campaign, which helps break the stigma of
mental health problems.
Speaking to Tony Blair's former spin doctor Alastair Campbell for the interview with GQ
Magazine he said: "Smashing the taboo is our biggest aim.
We cannot go anywhere much until that is done.
"People can�t access services till they feel less ashamed, so we must tackle the taboo,
the stigma, for goodness sake this is the 21st century.
"I have been really shocked how many people live in fear and in silence because of their
mental illness.
I just don't understand it.
�I know I come across as quite reserved and shy, I don�t always have my emotions
brewing, but behind closed doors I think about the issues, I get very passionate about things.
�I rely on people around me for opinions, and I am a great believer in communication
on these issues.
I cannot understand how families, even behind closed doors, still find it so hard to talk
about it.
�I am shocked we are so worried about saying anything about the true feelings we have.
Because mental illness is inside our heads, invisible, it means others tread so carefully,
and people don�t know what to say, whereas if you have a broken leg in plaster, everyone
knows what to say.
Dylan Jones, Editor of GQ, praised the Prince for being so open about the death of his mum.
He said: �Never before has Prince William talked with such honesty about the death of
his mother and his attitudes towards the tabloid press, together with insight into one of his
chosen charities."
tell us your thoughts in comments below.
thanks for watching.
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BTS TRY NOT TO CRY CHALLENGE | WHY BTS WILL REMAIN HUMBLE & CONTINUE TO LOVE ARMY - Duration: 4:40.
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Shadowhunters Season 2B "Who Will Clary Choose?" Promo (HD) - Duration: 0:31.
That was the best thing to wake up to ever.
It'd be cute if it wasn't so... constant.
Nope. Not even that.
I'm not your brother, Clary.
I finally thought I knew where we stood.
You can have feelings for two people at the same time.
I felt it, and I know Clary did too.
Why didn't you tell me?
I want to be with you!
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Elvis Presley - Anyway You Want Me ( That's How I Will Be) [ CC] - Duration: 2:17.
I'll be a strong as a mountain,
Or weak as a willow tree,
Anyway you want me,
Well, that's how I will be.
I'll be as tame as a baby,
Or wild as the raging sea,
Anyway you want me,
Well,that's how I will be.
In your hands my heart is clay,
To take and hold as you may.
I'm what you make me, you've only to take me,
And in your arms I will stay-ay-ay
I'll be a fool or a wise man,
My darling you hold the key,
Yes, anyway you want me,
Well,that's how I will be,
I will be.
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Preserving digital art: How will it survive? - Duration: 2:44.
Digital art is different from a lot of the traditional media
whether it's sculpture or painting or things of that sort.
The reason it's different is one word: Software.
Artists are taking advantage of all kinds of technology
to produce their work
including computing devices and networks.
My name is Vint Cerf
and I'm sometimes known as one of the fathers of the internet.
We're in a precarious state with regard to preservation of digital content
over long periods of time.
Think about the people with mobiles that take pictures
hoping that they will preserve those pictures for their descendants.
What we don't know is whether any of the digital media
can last for 150 years
Partly because either the media disintegrates
or we can't find a reader that can read the bits.
It is very laborious for artists and for preservation specialists
to constantly keep recreating a piece of software for example
or a website keeping the artwork intact.
My name is Dragan Espenschied
and I'm the preservation director at Rhizome.
I used to be a home computer folk musician or a chip tune musician.
Rhizome is one of the few institutions
that have been created in the 90s
out of the artist community, to create tools that are enabling artists
to preserve what they think is important on the internet.
We have a program that's similar in many ways
to an art museum, but our museum is our website.
In order to preserve a digital art object over a long period of time,
the software that that object relies on for execution has to work.
If you think about removing a painting
from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel,
then the loss of that context would have a really major impact
on people's understanding of that work.
So you have to think what is the context,
what is the technical surroundings of these kinds of works.
Rhizome has focused its attention on preservation methods
to capture and render these digital artworks over what we hope will be a long period of time.
It is great that Google Arts and Culture is engaging in that field
because Google is one of those providers of systems
where a lot of artists are actually active.
Digital art needs to be preserved for the same reason
any art needs to be preserved
I think our cultural heritage really is such an important part
of telling us who we are.
This is how human kind in general is able to grow
by looking at what has happened before.
We're going to have to work in order to preserve that knowledge
and to preserve the artifacts that go with it
because this is a digital world that we live in.
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