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At the Google Arts and Culture Lab we asked ourselves a simple question

- what if we could explore centuries' worth of art, history and heritage

using the latest technology,

and that's what we've been experimenting with at the Lab.

Machine learning is so exciting,

I mean there are so many things you can do

when a computer, when software starts understanding what is inside the content.

The project with Google Arts and Culture came about when they came to us asking

whether there were any problems that they could solve using machine learning.

They had a treasure trove of archival photographs

dating back to the 1930s and we were able, using machine learning,

to identify artworks within these photographs.

So what this collaboration has done is that it has unlocked

one of the core resources that we have online,

which is our exhibition of photos.

Art Selfie allows you to connect with artworks in a very personal way.

You just take a selfie and machine learning algorithms

try to look within tens of thousands of artworks

to see if there is one that looks just like you.

The worldwide response was phenomenal as people started to share the matches

and talk about them.

Tens of millions of selfies were taken and matched to artworks.

LIFE Magazine is one of the most iconic publications in history.

LIFE Tags is an experiment that organises LIFE Magazine's archives

into an interactive encyclopaedia.

Art Palette is an experiment to play with colours so everyone can create

a palette of colours and get in return artworks that match these palettes.

We hope Art Palette can be a great inspiration for designers,

for artists because it's able to relate a palette of colours with artworks.

Our goal is to open new pathways to explore within arts and culture

and see how modern technology can be applied to further empower artists,

institutions and audiences.

For more infomation >> Putting Machine Learning to work for culture #GoogleArts - Duration: 2:30.

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The art of color: Paul Smith experiences Art Palette #GoogleArts - Duration: 2:33.

You can find inspiration in anything.

My dad was really helpful to me because when I was eleven, he bought me my first camera,

a Kodak Retinette.

36 Exposures were very very precious so you really had so think about the picture, and

I think I just trained my eyes to look and see.

I find that weaving around on the bike really really works because you've got the opportunity

to stop really quickly, take a picture.

If you can train your mind just to look and see, you'll find things anywhere.

The thing about Art Palette is, for somebody who loves color like me, it's just so useful

to look through a whole collection of paintings or photography or anything where people have

used certain colors together.

I can't believe the enormous selection of artwork which is available.

Now that's really helpful.

I use color mostly as a punctuation mark.

The art of color was really essential for me because I was designing clothes which were

so simple that you needed the surprise and you needed the color.

Henri Matisse was another person who worked a lot in color, and he was absolutely genius

at putting colors together, so you put blue and white together and they look fresh, you

put orange and red together, they fight.

My approach is: oh, I saw a great painting, I just love the colors in it, so I just took

the colors and that became this one which we call the "artist stripe", and that

came just by looking at a painting at the Tate Modern.

As a fashion designer, Art Palette can help me working with my staff.

So what we'd probably do is start off with the colors that I've selected for that season,

and then through the app just look at those colors and see what gets thrown up.

That can be so influent on how we design.

The thing about finding inspiration in the world today is that it's looking and seeing.

It's all there if you want it, you've just got to train your eyes to see it.

For more infomation >> The art of color: Paul Smith experiences Art Palette #GoogleArts - Duration: 2:33.

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Chaos in the White House, PETA's Letter to Melania Trump - Monologue - Duration: 5:11.

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Identifying art through machine learning with the MoMA #GoogleArts - Duration: 1:45.

Here at the Google Arts and Culture Lab we ask how can technology help us connect with culture in new ways.

There is so many thing you can do when your software start understanding what is inside the content.

One of the Google Arts and Culture collaborations was with MoMA

So the initial problem was we had recently launched 30,000 installation images online,

all the way back to 1929 our first Exhibition.

Those images didn't contain any information about the actual works in them,

a very important component to art history

Using machine learning the MoMA artworks recognized him turned a repository of images,

into a searchable archive.

This algorithm was able to match more than 20,000 artworks completely automatically.

When visiting the MoMA website people will be able to look at

Installation pictures to click on the artworks they like, and find more information about them.

It was a nice collaboration between man and machine

The system that we've built makes those photos have meaning.

It's amazing to work with the MoMA

MoMA is really the center of the history of Contemporary Art.

What I like about this experiment, and I give Google a lot of credit for this is that it doesn't feel like an experiment.

It's actually integrated into our core platform, so that millions of people can benefit from it.

I can see this being used in many many different places around the world?

For more infomation >> Identifying art through machine learning with the MoMA #GoogleArts - Duration: 1:45.

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Back in My Day: Black Panther, This Is Us - Duration: 4:37.

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Evren, Dünyamız ve Biz (7 video: #4) - Duration: 30:02.

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10 Years Ago... Matchday 27 LaLiga 2007/2008 - Duration: 3:11.

Ten years ago, Camp Nou was all set to dedícate an important victory over Villarreal to Leo Messi.

The Argentinian star had suffered an injury in his left hamstring in the game against Celtic and Barça now had

only one aim in mind: to win for him.

Nothing, however, went according to plan. Neither Eto'o, nor Henry, nor Ronaldinho scored.

In the end it was Xavi who put the ball in the back of the net, but it wasn't enough,

Villarreal came away with a win thanks to goals from Marcos Senna and Tomasson.

So it was that Rijkaard now found himself eight points adrift of Real Madrid, and without Messi,

who would be out for more than a month. Although in that moment they weren't aware of it, they would also be

without Ronaldinho.

This was the last match that the Brazilian would play in a Barça shirt.

Real Madrid took full advantage of Barça's slip-up, although Schuster's side made hard work

of beating Espanyol.

In fact, the Catalan club went ahead thanks to a goal from the ex-Madrid player Valdo.

However, Higuain and Raul managed in the end to turn the game around.

Tamudo got himself sent off.

His continuous protests in the dying minutes of the match resulted in the referee showing him

a second yellow card.

Mallorca were in the goals at the Ono Estadi.

Their victims were Recreativo Huelva and the player of the match was, Juan Arango.

He scored three of his side's seven goals, completing his second Hat trick in LaLiga since his arrival in 2004.

There was also movement in the dugouts a decade or so ago.

Expectations were raised by Javier Clemente's arrival at Real Murcia,

his side, however, were soundly beaten 3-0 by Getafe in their first outing under his charge.

Manolo Villanova had a better start on his return to Real Zaragoza.

Two decades after his departure, the coach was on the winning side in the top flight.

Furthermore, he did it against Atletico Madrid, 2-1, coming back after going behind to a goal from Simão.

There could be no better way for him to celebrate his return to home turf.

For more infomation >> 10 Years Ago... Matchday 27 LaLiga 2007/2008 - Duration: 3:11.

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N. Korean leader says he 'understands' Seoul-Washington joint drills - Duration: 3:09.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un appears to have shifted his tone regarding the upcoming

joint military drills by South Korea and the U.S.

According to the envoys visiting from Seoul, Kim expressed "understanding" about the exercises...

and said his regime will not carry out any provocative acts during the upcoming talks.

Oh Jung-hee reports.

Is North Korea sincere about continuing the rare momentum for dialogue... and finally

sitting down with the U.S.? North Korean leader Kim Jong-un told South

Korea's envoys... that he (quote)"understands" the Seoul-Washington joint military drills

due to take place in April on a scale similar to previous years.

As recently as last weekend, though, and many other times,... North Korea has called the

exercises a rehearsal for an invasion.

Experts think such a drastic and sudden shift in stance... has occured because Pyongyang

does not wish to put the brakes on the recent improvements in inter-Korean relations.

"South Korea can't focus solely on North Korea -- it has to consider its relations with the

U.S., and the North knows it.

So Kim Jong-un decided to make room for Seoul to maintain good relations with Washington

by giving his okay to the drills in April."

According to the envoys who went to Pyongyang, the North Korean leader also promised that

his regime won't conduct nuclear or missile tests while talks continue.

And with the U.S. calling for the North to show a sincere attitude towards denuclearization,...

a halt to those provocations is seen as helping build a foundation for talks between Pyongyang

and Washington.

"This shows that North Korea is paying a great deal of attention to this momentum... and

the possibility that better inter-Korean relations could lead to talks with Washington.

Pyongyang is aware that it needs to concede something to get any kind of benefit."

Still, there's a lot that remains to be seen concerning what exactly North Korea means

by "denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula" and whether it's really willing to abandon

its nuclear weapons.

"When North Korea talks about denuclearization, that often refers to the whole Peninsula.

Even if South Korea doesn't have tactical nuclear weapons, the North considers America's

extended deterrence to be, in effect, nuclear weapons on the Peninsula.

So the North's reference to denuclearization means an end to or a decrease in U.S. extended

deterrence."

"Kim Jong-un said he wants two conditions -- no military threats and a promise of the

regime's security.

And these are what Pyongyang's been stipulating for decades.

Kim's remark that Pyongyang still has an end goal of denuclearization doesn't mean that

the regime has some new notion of what that means."

"But for now at least, Kim Jong-un appears to be a bit more flexible on some of the things

that Pyongyang was most sensitive about -- the Seoul-Washington joint military drills and

North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.

With South Korea's envoys set to leave for the United States on Thursday carrying a message

from Kim Jong-un,... the ball is now back in Washington's court.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News."

For more infomation >> N. Korean leader says he 'understands' Seoul-Washington joint drills - Duration: 3:09.

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LaLiga Profiles: Juan Roman Riquelme - Duration: 1:52.

After being named South-American footballer of the year in 2001, Juan Roman Riquelme made the leap to

European football and signed for Barcelona.

Barça were going through one of the worst periods in their recent history,

and not even Riquelme, who had few opportunities under van Gaal,

could rescue a Barcelona team who were to go through a thorough overhaul at the end of the season.

The new changes affected Riquelme, who with the arrival of players like Ronaldinho and Rafa Marquez,

had to go out on loan due to a surfeit of non-EU players.

The Argentinian ended up at the newly emergent Villarreal,

where he regained his form and stayed for a number of years.

He managed two Intertoto cups with the Yellow Submarine and took part in the UEFA and

Champions League for the first time in the history of the club.

They reached the semi-finals of both competitions in the years that followed.

Roman linked up well with Sonny Anderson and Jose Mari, but forged an even greater bond with Diego Forlan.

He and the Uruguayan formed one of the great duos in the history of the championship,

beating the record for assists in LaLiga in the 2004/2005 season.

Villarreal have continued to be successful but Riquelme was among the first to add a touch of quality

to the team.

Although his departure from the club was messy nobody at the Estadio de la Ceramica will forget the fact that one

of the very best Argentinian footballers wore a yellow shirt.

For more infomation >> LaLiga Profiles: Juan Roman Riquelme - Duration: 1:52.

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2018 PyeongChang Paralympics Torch Relay - Duration: 2:26.

The PyeongChang Paralympics flame has arrived in Gangwon-do Province.

The relay is on with the global sporting event officially marking its start this Friday.

Won Jung-hwan takes us closer to the action.

The 2018 PyeongChang Paralympics Torch relay is on the road,… carrying the true meaning

of 'let everyone shine'.

The relay aims to be a symbol of unity and companionship that overcomes the barrier between

disabled and non-disabled.

8-hundred torchbearers will carry the torch during its 80-kilometer, 8-day journey-- the

number eight symbolizing mankind's infinite potential.

"You cannot ride this unicycle without putting constant effort into it, and you have to fall

and stand several times to go forward.

Paralympic athletes have probably been doing the same,… as they would have had to give

constant effort to reach this place."

Last week, eight Paralympic Torches that travelled from different areas such as Jeju, Anyang,

Nonsan, and even one from the U.K.,... have been united into one in Seoul.

The Paralympic Flame Lighting Ceremony, which took place alongside the traditional Jeongwol

Daeboreum full moon bonfire lighting, marked the beginning of the torch relay.

After traveling around Seoul over the weekend, the flame reached Jeongseon in Gangwon-do

Province on Wednesday,… the venue for the alpine skiing events during the Paralympic

Games.

The torch will travel through major cities in Gangwon-do Province, including Gangneung

and Pyeongchang,… delivering the true value and emotion of the Paralympics, and showing

that we don't live alone in the world, but live together shoulder-to-shoulder.

"The PyeongChang Paralympics is all about working together, with disabled and able-bodied

friends,… so I think it is meaningful to walk together in this torch relay.

My friend here is deaf, so this event is especially meaningful for us."

Unlike the Olympic torch relay, the Paralympic Torch is carried by teams of two torchbearers,

symbolizing companionship and the need to support each another in pursuit of our dreams.

"When the Paralympics torch reaches the PyeongChang Olympic stadium on Friday, it will officially

announce the start of the Winter Paralympics, where nearly 600 athletes from 49 countries

will compete in six sports for 80 gold medals.

Won Jung-hwan, Arirang News, Jeongseon."

For more infomation >> 2018 PyeongChang Paralympics Torch Relay - Duration: 2:26.

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Learn Colors for Children Puzzle Rocket Toys Set 3D Children Kids Toddler Educational Nursery Rhymes - Duration: 12:48.

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For more infomation >> Learn Colors for Children Puzzle Rocket Toys Set 3D Children Kids Toddler Educational Nursery Rhymes - Duration: 12:48.

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Around LaLiga: Jose Richard Gallego, a very special LaLiga fan - Duration: 5:02.

"Hello to everyone. How are you? My name is Jose Richard. I'm very happy to be here with you. I'm deaf and

blind, but that doesn't matter, nor does it stop me from enjoying football. I carry the game in my heart"

"Hello to everyone. My name is Cesar Daza. I've been Jose Richard's interpreter for around three years.

We're very grateful to LaLiga and we're now here in Europe bringing a message of peace to footballers

and to the entire world"

"Jose Richard has taught me many things. He's taught me to be humble and he's taught me to see difficulties

as an opportunity not a problem"

"He sees it as easy because of his limitations. For me it was impossible,

but then we realised that nothing is impossible.

So, I came to interpret for him, using a board, and thanks to that we're able to understand each other"

"Here on this board, let Jose Richard explain because I don't express myself very well…

On this board Jose Richard says 'Cesar interprets the games, Cesar interprets absolutely everything,

when there are headers, when there are corners, when there are penalties"

"Let's applaud the way we applaud a deaf and blind man, ready? Let's all tap our feet on the floor"

"But a hug he does feel, doesn't he?"

"For us footballers you are an example and an example for all the world"

"Jose Richard is very moved"

"This stadium is impressive. It's unbelievable. It's incredible"

"He's feeling it. He feels it"

"He says he's tall"

"Colombia, papa, long live Colombia"

For more infomation >> Around LaLiga: Jose Richard Gallego, a very special LaLiga fan - Duration: 5:02.

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Flat 211 | Making | Promo | Event | Jayesh Raj - Duration: 30:53.

Mumbai.

The bigger the city, more the people.

And even more problems.

Hi. My name is Arjun.

I am your new flatmate.

I have a lot of friends who come over. But keep your distance from them.

And..don't ever enter my room. Understood.

Aisha, who was missing for two days was found dead last evening.

All the evidence point towards one thing.

Aisha was very serious about the relationship.

Honestly, sir, he did it.

How can a person who doesn't exist murder someone?

"There's a witch that roams the night." - There's been a crime..

..so someone has to be punished.

"Which sleeps with its eyes open."

"And a gorgeous deity of the day."

As you sow..so shall one reap.

"Who cleans the blood stains."

"Flat 211.. "

"Flat 211.."

"Flat 211.."

"Flat 211.."

Friend, now you're really s***

For more infomation >> Flat 211 | Making | Promo | Event | Jayesh Raj - Duration: 30:53.

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After inter-Korean summit announcement, S. Korea's Moon says "ultimate goal, getting rid of ... - Duration: 2:48.

The two Koreas will hold the first summit talks in more than a decade next month...

and North Korea is open to talks with the U.S. on ending its nuclear efforts.

But, South Korean President Moon Jae-in's end goal remains UNchanged: North Korea's

denuclearization.

Our chief Blue House correspondent Moon Connyoung has the details.

Guarded optimism... appears to be the stance South Korean President Moon Jae-in has chosen

to take regarding the latest leap forward in relations between the two Koreas.

According to President Moon's press secretary, the South Korean leader made clear on Wednesday

that his end goal remains unchanged: North Korea's denuclearization... and that sanctions

on Pyongyang will not be eased for the sake of a summit with the North's Kim Jong-un.

President Moon's remarks follow his envoys' press briefing on the outcome of their two-day

visit to North Korea.

"South and North Korea have agreed to hold the third leaders' summit at Peace House in

Panmunjom in late April.

For this, we agreed to hold working level talks."

The Peace House is a building that sits on the South Korean side of the so-called truce

village that straddles the border... and if the summit is held here, it would mark the

first time a North Korean leader has stepped on South Korean soil since the end of the

Korean War in early 1950s.

In another remarkable development, South Korea said North Korea is willing to talk to the

U.S. about giving up its nuclear weapons and has agreed to refrain from conducting nuclear

and missile tests while engaging in dialogue.

Plus, for the first time ever, the two sides will open a communication hotline so that

Moon and Kim can directly speak to one another before the get-together.

"North Korea clearly stated its willingness to denuclearize.

It also clarified that it had no reason to retain nuclear weapons if the military threat

to North Korea is resolved and regime security is guaranteed."

It's a positive statement that caught many by surprise but when parsed... comes with

significant caveats.

Pyongyang's reference to elimination of "military threat" against the regime could run counter

to U.S. priorities which has 28-thousand-5-hundred troops stationed in South Korea.

"Along with Suh Hoon, Director of the National Intelligence Service and others, I will soon

be visiting the U.S. to explain the outcome of our North Korea visit.

We also plan to visit China and Russia following the U.S. trip."

The presidential envoys leave for Washington Thursday morning.

Despite the caveats, the agreements represent a significant diplomatic accomplishment for

South Korean President Moon Jae-in who used the

Winter Olympic Games to engineer a thaw in relations with the North that had previously

seemed a distant prospect.

Moon Connyoung, Arirang News, the Blue House.

For more infomation >> After inter-Korean summit announcement, S. Korea's Moon says "ultimate goal, getting rid of ... - Duration: 2:48.

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The Interview: Ibai Gomez, Deportivo Alaves player - Duration: 9:23.

"My father has spent his entire life in the world of football, so I've lived it from the cradle.

For me it's a way of life"

"My life revolves around football"

"It's difficult, I really didn't think I'd be able to make a living at this, I really do feel fortunate"

"Although it's now become work, for me it's still a hobby"

"I like to enjoy myself while I'm doing it and luckily I'm able to do that"

"Now life has blessed us with a child. We are at last parents. And what's sure and certain is it's been the best

time of my life, the happiest time. Now, my number one priority is my daughter"

"My wife and I are very happy of being parents"

"It's the best thing there is"

"Now I've got to go home. First of all, I see my daughter and give her a kiss, next I make the food and eat.

Then I take a siesta, after that it's on to targeted training, which is really helping me.

I train every afternoon and after the siesta I train too. That's how I spend my days"

"I'm going to try and be a good father"

"I could spend all day looking at my daughter. Life gives you experiences so you can improve things.

The first year I did badly, but the second I did well, and that's how it works"

"I'm sure we'll make mistakes, but both my wife and I will do our best to bring up a well-educated and well-behaved

child. That's my aim in life"

"After my siesta, I usually do targeted training under the instruction of my personal trainer,

who's separate from the club, now it's time for training"

"The body is a world to itself, unfortunately I've had a few injuries. I've tried all sorts of options since I started

looking into things. I've not had any problems for a year and half now, I've enjoyed every day, being able to train

every day and playing regularly. It's a type of work that's really effective at a personal level

and I'm very happy with it"

"Now that time's passed, and the injuries are history I have happier memories of it.

Obviously making your debut in the top flight is something special, something unforgettable but it has to

be said it was a pretty bad day because after two minutes thirty-eight seconds I was injured.

It was a serious injury, the first injury I ever had, I hadn't been injured before or suffered a break"

"To get to the top flight with all the hopes that entails and to last only two minutes thirty-eight seconds,

after all the work it had taken to get there"

"I had a knee injury, a dislocation of the kneecap, which meant I was out for about eight or nine months"

"You learn from everything and that was another experience to learn from"

"I felt like an important player in the two years I spent with Marcelo Bielsa"

"Above all in the final phase of the first season with Bielsa, when we played in two finals"

"With Ernesto until I got injured in February I was the team's top goal-scorer so I felt important,

I felt I was in very good form and I was enjoying myself. Later due to various circumstances I fell down the

pecking order, then my confidence went a bit and my form dipped, all those things are related"

"Now I'm here and I'm obviously a Deportivo Alaves man. I'm clear about that because of the great treatment

I've received day after day and because I'm a sentimental type and

I really feel Deportivo Alaves are my team"

"The truth is I couldn't have done better. I came here with the idea of enjoying myself and becoming

an important player again and here I am"

"To run out at Mendizorroza every weekend is tough. We've been in a very tricky situation this year"

"Not one whistle, they didn't stop cheering us on for the ninety minutes and I think that has had a lot to do with

the changes that have taken place in the team"

"This season it's sort of logical what has happened. I think that there were thirteen changes in the line-up and

we changed coach, it takes time to adapt to all that"

"We changed coach really quickly, after the fourth game, well we hadn't got any points at all.

The club took the decision and we had to deal with another change of coach.

And we had to adapt because they all have totally different styles"

"But the results didn't come. Fortunately, they took another decision which was to replace Gianni De Biasi.

So, Abelardo arrived, and that's turned everything around as far as results are concerned"

"I think more than anything Pitu has brought simplicity"

"Every coach has a totally different way of working, and I think his style suited the present squad"

"We were losing 2-0 at Girona, we were down and out

but suddenly we had those final fifteen minutes in which we turned the game around.

That gave us so much confidence, it changed everything. You feel more confidence in yourself and you start to

play better. You come out at the Mendizorroza, you win and you start to think we're not so bad.

Confidence keeps growing and when each individual player increases in confidence

the whole team improves"

"You increase in confidence, the team plays better, everything clicks. We're on a very strong run right now,

the team are happy and the fans too. Little by little we're reaching our objective for the season"

"I think we're once again showing, like last season, that we can compete with anyone"

"The aim remains the same, but we're going to see how far we can go. We hope for the very best."

For more infomation >> The Interview: Ibai Gomez, Deportivo Alaves player - Duration: 9:23.

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N. Korea invites S. Korean artists and Taekwondo demonstration team to perform in North Korea - Duration: 2:49.

North Korea has invited South Korea's taekwondo demonstration and performing arts teams to

give performances in the North,... in an effort to continue the current momentum of inter-Korean

reconciliation.

Park Ji-won has more details.

The proposed arts performances would be the first time that any South Korean arts company

has given a performance in North Korea's capital Pyongyang since 2002,... when South Korea's

KBS Symphony Orchestra performed together with the North's State Symphony Orchestra.

They played a variety of pieces, including Arirang,... Korea's traditional folk song

that has been sung on the peninsula well before it was divided in the mid-20th century.

A few days later,... a South Korean rock band and singers took to the stage,.. together

with North Korean singers.

Since then,... other cultural performances occasionally continued at the Mount Kumgang

resort,... until all cultural exchanges stopped in 2008.

But last month,... North Korea's arts companies resumed inter-Korean cultural exchanges with

performances in the South to mark the PyeongChang Winter Olympics.

No specific dates of a possible performance in Pyongyang by a group from the South have

yet been revealed,... but it is expected that the performances will likely be held after

summit talks between the leaders of the two Koreas.

The performances are expected to include a range of genres, such as traditional music,

classical music, and even K-pop performances.

Considering that North Korea's ceremonial head of state Kim Yong-nam reportedly said

to the Korea National Ballet's artistic director Kang Sue-jin last month during his visit to

Seoul,... that it'd be nice if the ballet company could perform in North Korea,... a

ballet performance might also be included.

Experts say, however,... that while cultural exchanges are helpful for creating a positive

mood around inter-Korean relations,... they won't have any significant impact on solving

real political issues on the peninsula.

"It creates a spirit of good feeling and it helps to keep the momentum of inter-Korean

negotiations moving.

But i don't think it actually is substantial.

My concern is that they don't actually really narrow the strategic divide between the two

Koreas, so they're more like window dressing.

You know they create some atmosphere, they create some positive momentum, but they don't

really get to the major issues between the two Koreas."

South Korea's culture ministry officials told local media Wednesday that they have started

to discuss specifics about the performances with the Unification Ministry.

Park Ji-won, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> N. Korea invites S. Korean artists and Taekwondo demonstration team to perform in North Korea - Duration: 2:49.

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What exactly happened to the LG G7? - Mr. Phone Explains - Duration: 4:33.

the Mobile World Congress this year was a great success with some exciting

devices from the likes of Samsung and Nokia however there was one player that

was missing from all this is LG hey this is Sreehari from mr. phone and let me tell you

what really happened to the LG G 7

before jumping into the video if you haven't subscribed to our channel yet

please do that and also click that Bell I can write next to it so that you get

notified for all the cool tech videos that we put out LG is an important name

of the smartphone industry and they have been creating some create phones in the

past like the Nexus 4 the Nexus 5 the lg optimus the LG g4 but the past few years

have been a little slow for them this has not necessarily been because they

have not been creating great products or not having innovating because they have

the LG g5 was a brave attempt it was possibly one of the first modular phones

to be released in the mainstream market they feel miserably but they did

something about it they had a removable battery on that phone do you could add

mods to it it was a great attempt the LG d six on the other hand was the first

mod from the mainstream market to show an 18 by 9 aspect ratio display now it

has become a trend and almost every phone in the market has such a display

but the LG G 6 was the first one to do

it the LG v series the v10 the way xx the V

30 I don't think I have to say anything about them they were excellent

enthusiast devices but then what went wrong I think there is one thing that LG

has been missing for the past few years and that is timing the LG flagship

launches in the past have been very badly time they either went unnoticed

because of poor marketing or they were overshadowed by major events like the SA

test hit Plus launch or even the note 8 launch now the real question is what did

they do about it now MWC 2018 came and went and LG did not release a flagship

what they did instead was just refresh and already existing LG v 30 with a

little bit more RAM more storage and AI for marketing so what happened to the LG

G 7 well apparently the LG G 7 is not going to make it to the market and the

supposin g7 or the LG G 6 successor will be released in June and it will be

called something else entirely if this is going to be a complete overall for

energy they're building a device from ground up and here's what they are

offering for the LG g 6 successor codename Judy

you'll be getting a snapdragon 845 go figure a 6.1 inch 18 by 9 aspect ratio

display so that's a tall one 64gb internal storage 4 or 6 eggs of RAM you

will get dual rear cameras with 16 and 16 megapixel sensors

you'll get IP 68 protection dust and water which is again expected we can

also expect to see stereo speakers here and they're supposed to provide really

good bass levels when kept on a surface and we'll have to see that when the

device arrives SDR imaging is present to create really good looking pictures out

of the camera and you also get wireless charging LZ is also supposedly working

on a new type of display which is called M LCD plus so it has an RGB W matrix

which has an extra white sub pixel white is the color bass is very prominent on

Android phones right now for example you open YouTube Gmail or even when you go

to where white is a very prominent color so that display will basically enable

them to create a brightness of as high as 800 minutes while consuming 35% less

power which is good I guess now while LG did not release an entirely new phone at

MWC there was a leaked video hands-on video of an LTI device from Wynette and

it showed somewhat and LG t6 successor because it has the same design language

at the LD d6 and on the front it had a huge display bezel-less display but with

the knotch now that not is something that is not

let me sleep for a few days it is quite disturbing if you want to see an entire

video on the knotch you'll find it linked up here now the main point is

while the device in the video looks very much like it could be an LG g7 it is not

according to popular league store even glass this is not going to be the LG G 7

LG is going to build a new device ground up for the LG d6 successor now this is

all the information we have about the upcoming LG flagship if you don't want

to see an entire spec list you can download the mister phone app or also go

to our website and search for g7 you will find an entire spec list and we

will also update it with time so please stay tuned for that according to all the

leaks and rumors and if everything goes right we get to see an LD flag ship

somewhere around June and I hope LT comes out with something very innovative

so that it feels like there's more to the smartphone market than Samsung and

Apple that's it for this one let me know what you thought of this video in the

comment section down below let me also know

you expect from the upcoming flagship from LG thank you so much for watching

this is Sreehari from mr. phone and and not you in the next one

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'We'll see what happens': Trump and U.S. remain cautious over North Korea's overtures for talks - Duration: 2:07.

U.S. President Donald Trump had somewhat of a positive response to the set meeting between

the leaders of the two Koreas, while taking credit for the historic developments.

However according to our Kwon Jang-ho, Washington remains cautious of Pyongyang's overtures,...

pledging to continue the pressure campaign for the time being.

'We'll see what happens' - that's the U.S. President's reaction on hearing that North

Korea is open to talks with the United States.

Later he also tweeted, 'For the first time in many years, a serious effort is being made

by all parties concerned...

May be false hope, but the U.S. is ready to go hard in either direction '

It's a sentiment he repeated later, but he was also quick to credit his administration

and himself for bringing about the current situation.

"I think that they are sincere, but I think they're sincere also because the sanctions

and what we're doing with respect to North Korea, including you know, the great help

that we've been given from China."

Trump declined to comment on whether he had any preconditions for talks, simply calling

it a very tenuous situation.

Vice President, Mike Pence, meanwhile stressed that although they will see which way talks

go, in the meantime the campaign of sanctions and pressure will continue until they see,

quote "credible, verifiable, and concrete steps toward denuclearization."

U.S. intelligence officials also reiterated this stance, while expressing doubt over whether

the current situation could be considered a significant breakthrough.

"Hope springs eternal but we need to learn a lot more relative to these talks.

North Korea has to agree to not possess nuclear capability, and until that happens we cannot

have an agreement with them, and that is our position."

South Korea's presidential envoys who met with Kim Jong-un will travel to the U.S. on

Thursday, to directly brief Washington on the outcome of their visit, and further explore

the possibility for U.S.-North Korea talks.

Kwon Jang-ho, Arirang News.

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