here at Pier 17 I made a beautiful collage
hello Youtubers are Annalisa
I want to present you my work, my masterpiece
of the digital web 2.0 era
realized in 2011
I had decided to go to New York
but not having the money of the airplane
I opened Google Maps for the first time
and from there a world opened to me
so I made a journey virtual
of a whole year
around U.S.A.
extracting photographs from street views
this is an example of the screen shots I downloaded
every image one by one
then later
I let myself be inspired
from urban planning and the energy of the place
and making over 50 collages
from my experience
I made a book
I created a map with the collages I made aournd U.S.A.
of which as many as 14 collages only
on the city of NEW YORK
but the particular thing
It was when in May 2018 I decided
to go personally with the airplane
really in the city of NEW YORK
(voce dell'hostess che annuncia arrivo a New York)
here I am in Brookling
where I have AIRBNB accommodation
Now I'm going to see if I find a place to buy apples
I would be photographing anything (8000 photos and videos)
NEW YORK (I was very happy in my mythical city)
of course I visited the whole city a little bit
but I returned to the same places where I made the collages
It was an exciting emotion
for some collages
that you will see later
that of the Brazilian neighborhood
it remained intact as in 2011
here I am in the road of my collage
Viale Italia Restaurant
sign of SUBWAY
sign VIA BRASIL
with sign METALLIFEROUS
here again since 2011 after 7 years all intact
this is already on sale
on amazon
it had been on sale on Blurb.it
I've converted it to Amazon now
this is a beautiful book
that must never be lacking in your homes
especially if you are an artist or a web lover, internet or Google Maps
Subscribe to my channel
there will be other virtual and real trips
here on my channel
hello and bye bye
sign of KING LYON I made my first beautiful collage on NEW YORK
KING LYON (on the right the collage)
ciao = hello :-)
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Baby Monkey | Monkey Doo And Cat Miu Play Happily With Family - Duration: 5:07.
Hello, our dear friends...
Today, we will share the happy evening of our family with special members
Daddy is filming
Tom is riding his bike
Doo and Miu are playing
Doo loves Daddy and Mom also
Daddy... I love Daddy and Mom best
I love you so much too
Doo and Miu are playing together
Doo and Miu are getting closer and closer
Doo teases Miu and on the contrary, Miu teases Doo
They're so cute
We're so happy to see Doo and Miu are best friends
Tom loves his bike...
Where's Miu?
I'll play with the red ball
Miu knows Daddy is calling her
Daddy spends a lot of time for his babies, specially Tom
Tom feels very excited when he catches the ball
We hope you like this video
Thank you so much for your watching
Have a nice and happy day
Doo, Miu and the whole family love all of you so much
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St. Paul & the Broken Bones: GotItBad - Duration: 4:19.
-Performing "GotItBad" off their album "Young Sick Camellia,"
please welcome St. Paul and The Broken Bones.
[ Cheers and applause ]
[ "GotItBad" plays ]
♪♪
-♪ Southern pride backed by Southern greed ♪
♪ Everybody selling that Southern thing ♪
♪ But we can't go, no ♪
♪ Panthers in the pines with their hollow teeth ♪
♪ Screaming hallelujah from the factories ♪
♪ But we can't know it, no, no ♪
♪ Cardboard devils and their megaphones ♪
♪ Telling all the saints that they were wrong ♪
♪ But they can't know ♪
♪ Choking on the smoke inside their lungs ♪
♪ Screaming for the mercy of the burning ones ♪
♪ But I can't go there ♪
♪ Preacher of the plastic ♪
♪ How we can let it go and go and go? ♪
♪ Blood is full of mercury ♪
♪ And now we can lose control, control, control ♪
♪♪
♪ What do we ever do? ♪
♪ I know that you got it bad, baby ♪
♪ What do we ever say? ♪
♪ I know that you got it bad, darling ♪
♪ Gun-shaped Bible and a loaded tongue ♪
♪ Jesus ain't the problem, but he started one ♪
♪ He don't understand, no ♪
♪ Black-veil preacher at the city mall ♪
♪ Hiding in the bushes 'cause he likes 'em young ♪
♪ I don't understand it at all ♪
♪ Death on the breath of the wounded dove ♪
♪ Shipped two-ninety, took all my blood ♪
♪ Took all my blood, Lord, it did ♪
♪ Southern pride backed by Southern greed ♪
♪ Everybody selling that Southern thing ♪
♪ But I can't go there ♪
♪♪
♪ Preacher of the plastic ♪
♪ How we can let it go and go and go? ♪
♪ Blood is full of mercury ♪
♪ And now we can lose control, control, control ♪
♪♪
♪ What do we ever do? ♪
♪ I know that you got it bad, baby ♪
♪ What do we ever say? ♪
♪ I know that you got it bad, darling ♪
♪ There's a light, there's a little hope ♪
♪ It seems to fade away ♪
♪ There's a little light, there's a little hope ♪
♪ It's taken all away ♪
♪ We are just bruised fruit falling from the tree ♪
♪ God is a gambler who can't set us free ♪
♪ Where do we go when we're lost? ♪
♪ I cannot figure the cost ♪
♪ For the cotton and the fructose ♪
♪♪
♪ I can't ♪
♪♪
♪ I can't, baby ♪
♪♪
♪♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
-St. Paul and The Broken Bones!
"Young Sick Camellia" is out now.
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5 Expensive Liquids That Can Make You Rich - Duration: 4:37.
5 Expensive Liquids That Can Make You Rich.
Number 5.
When we're talking perfume, there's nothing more iconic than Chanel No. 5.
It's one of the most widely known fragrances in the entire world.
The fragrance was produced in 1922 and was created by popular designer Coco Chanel and
French-Russian chemist and perfumer Ernest Beaux.
The idea behind the perfume was transparency.
Chanel wanted to do away with all the prissiness of the perfume industry back then, and the
result was the clean lines of the Chanel bottle and the clear liquid.
The bottle has gone through changes before it became the iconic squared bottle that it
is now.
The bottle itself and the perfume has become a symbol in pop and art culture over the years.
The price for this iconic fragrance is $26,000 per gallon.
Number 4.
Human blood definitely isn't the most expensive blood on the planet, as this unique crab has
blood that sells for a lot more.
$60,000 per gallon.
Horseshoe crab blood blood contains amebocytes, which play a similar role to the white blood
cells of vertebrates in defending the organism against pathogens.
Amebocytes from the blood are used to make Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL), which is used
for the detection of bacterial endotoxins in medical applications.
This means there is a high demand for the blood, the harvest of which involves collecting
and bleeding the animals, and then releasing them back into the sea.
Most of the animals survive the process; mortality is correlated with both the amount of blood
extracted from an individual animal, and the stress experienced during handling and transportation.
Number 3.
Everyone knows that (Lysergic acid diethylamide) LSD's were the popular hallucinogenic/psychedelic
drug from the 60s.
It's more commonly known as acid, and it worked to alter someone's awareness of his or her
surroundings, perceptions, and even feelings.
It was a prevalent recreational drug back in those days, but some have even used it
for spiritual reasons.
The drug isn't typically addictive, but it causes delusions, anxiety, and paranoia.
It became famous in the music industry during the psychedelic rock ages.
It also had huge influences in art, literature, and film cultures.
In 1971, the use of the drug became illegal in countries that participated in the United
Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances.
However, enforcement of this law varies in consistency.
Despite of all that, LSD is actually very expensive.
The price for this drug is $123,000 per gallon.
Number 2.
If there was a list for the most dangerous animals on the planet, the King Cobra would
be ranked pretty high.
Its venom is so deadly that even one bite could take down an elephant in a few hours.
Even though it's so fatal, the venom is used in plenty of medicines against depression,
schizophrenia and is also used for Parkinson's and Alzheimer's research.
Apart from that, protein unique to king cobra venom that elicits neurological reactions
in mice called ohanin, is being used in a painkiller that is 20 times
more potent than morphine, and has no observable side effects.
The price tag for the king cobra venom is $153,000 per gallon.
Number 1.
The deathstalker is one of the most dangerous scorpions on the planet.
It also happens to produce the most expensive liquid in the world costing $39,000,000 per
gallon.
However, to get that amount of venom, you would need to milk one scorpion for 2.6 million
times.
Inside that deadly venom, there's tons of useful components that are helping pioneer
breakthrough medicines in science.
Hlorotoxins, for example, are the perfect size to bind with certain cancer cells in
the brain and spine, which is helpful for identifying the specific size and location
of tumors.
The venom also has protein that's essential for treating serious medical conditions such
as arthritis, bowel disease, and multiple sclerosis.
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How to Paint | Consumer Reports - Duration: 4:55.
[SNAP]
Gonna have a problem painting this big wall with this roller.
It's going to be a-- oh.
Hey, wait a minute.
You got the same uniform I do.
Yeah we do.
What's going on?
I'm here to paint a wall.
No, no.
I'm here to paint the wall.
No, I'm here to paint the wall.
No, I'm here to paint the wall.
Wait a minute, what's your name?
Rico.
I'm Rico.
No, no.
I'm Rico.
Hold on a second.
I'm Jack Rico.
Oh, I'm Rico De Paz.
Oh!
I get it.
You're the guy who's supposed to help and teach
how to paint this wall.
You're Rico De Paz, the paint expert
here at Consumer Reports.
That's the whole combination.
It's a great combo.
All right!
But before we start, we got to do a little prep work.
Rico De Paz has 13 years of experience testing paint.
And he's eager to share it so consumers
can make smart decisions.
Rico and his team run a battery of tests,
like scrub testing to measure a paint's durability,
and coverage testing, to see how well a paint will
hide and cover a dark color.
Step number one, preparation.
Good prep will save you hours of heartache.
Mask the areas you don't want painted with painter's tape,
which won't damage the walls.
Push her down.
There you go.
So now that we got all the newspapers here, what's next?
Take this out and the cover off.
Why do you have to do that?
Instead of having to go around the cover,
you can just paint one the roller coarsely around there.
And then when it's dry, just put the cover back.
Nobody will know the difference.
All right.
With the trim taped, it's time to talk tools.
I've been curious about the type of brushes that we need.
Actually, there is no good brush, only rollers for walls.
Oh, OK.
It goes faster, and also leaves a much more uniform finish
on the wall.
Now we got paint.
There's oil paint, there's water paint,
which is the right one for most walls?
Water-based paints have gotten so good,
there's really no reason to buy an oil-based paint.
In fact, we don't test them anymore.
Water-based paint is great.
OK, they clean up easily.
And not a lot of fumes, either.
They don't have that paint smell blasting for weeks at a time.
According to Rico, paint consists
of several different components to give it color and texture.
These components separate over time,
so Rico says we need to stir it up to make it nice and uniform.
Let me give it a shot.
Rico has been painting walls for years,
and he says the four S method is the best way.
The first S, saturation.
First part of this is to get this roller completely
saturated in paint.
The paint that's almost dripping off.
There we go.
All right, nice and saturated.
Now that we saturated the roller,
then second S in the group is called smearing the paint.
Make a W, or an X, whatever you want.
The whole idea is to see that the roller has no paint on it.
All the paint is now on the wall.
Yes.
OK, now we want spatter.
The next thing is to get this paint and spread it out.
So you can do that by-- with pushing it anywhere you want.
Typically you do about a 2 foot by 2 foot section.
Last S is to smooth it out.
So you go with the top.
Just overlap the strokes.
There you go.
So you smooth it all out to the end.
What about the second, third, fourth coating?
If you get one of the really good hiding paints,
typically one coat will cover everything but pitch black.
OK, so here's another question, Rico.
I finished painting the wall, and I missed a spot.
Do I go back with the roller?
Just let it dry.
A lot of times it looks like you missed
the spot because that one spot was
drying more than the others.
And you may not need to touch it up.
Here are three more quick tips from Rico.
If your paint has drip marks, wait until it dries
and use fine sandpaper to remove the drips.
Then, retouch the area with a brush.
Two, use a 1/4 inch nap ruler for most smooth walls,
and a longer 3/8 of an inch nap ruler for rough or uneven walls
to make sure paint gets into nooks and crannies.
Three, to cut in around trim and windows,
use a sash brush with angled bristles.
It will give you much better control.
Hey Rico, we're done.
Well thank you so much for the tips, Rico.
You did good.
Oh, by the way.
I'm looking at this wall, and I think I have an idea.
Rico and Rico.
This is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
But I'm the first Rico, right?
I'm taller.
I'm the first Rico.
Yeah, but my first name is Rico.
You know what, you're right.
But you're going to paint my house first.
What?
You'll need the practice.
That's why I taught you.
[INAUDIBLE]
[LAUGHTER]
[SNAP]
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Venezuela: Maduro verurteilt Trump für "fast nationalsozialistische" Rede - Duration: 2:11.
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Why Is This Dog Crying? (Part 1) | Kritter Klub - Duration: 3:10.
It's a rainy day over here...
But also a rainy day in this dog's heart
His tears are more saddening than the rain
What is on his mind?
It's my first time seeing a dog like this
How strange...
I woke up one day and he was there
Like a foundling
He's been sitting there for 2 days
In that spot?
In the same spot
What is the the dog doing at the doorsteps?
He keeps scanning the people walking by
and returns to his small corner
Is he looking for a certain guest?
Leave!
Why aren't you leaving?
No matter what people say...
He doesn't move
When people try to give a helping hand...
he refuses...
What is holding him back?
I have no idea where he's from
This is a small neighborhood so most people would know
This dog...
is found past the small street
and in front of a restaurant
People have tried to make him move
He's following?
But he always goes back to the restaurant
He's coming back
Why is he so stubborn about staying?
He returns to his corner
and continues to look out for more people
He doesn't eat because he's sad
He doesn't move from that spot
No matter what, his tears won't stop
After taking a closer look at this dog...
It looks like someone cut his hair badly
Is the rough haircut a clue
to a reason behind his tears?
Hand!
Other hand!
High five!
He listens well and is obedient to people
Who could this dog be waiting for?
If so, who is it?
And... please come back...
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What Will Happen if You Eat Aloe Vera | Health and Beauty Benefits Aloe Vera for Men and Women - Duration: 3:27.
What Will Happen if You Eat Aloe Vera | Health and Beauty Benefits Aloe Vera for Men and Women
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Torta ACE bimby per TM5 e TM31 - Duration: 5:59.
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Pres. Moon pledges basic living standards for all Koreans by 2022 - Duration: 2:01.
Building an inclusive nation has been President Moon Jae-in's key campaign pledge.
To deliver on the promise, he shared his blueprint to move forward in that direction.
The goal is to allow every citizen to enjoy a basic standard of living by the year 2022.
Shin Se-min has the latest from the nation's top office.
Plans to enable all Koreans to enjoy a basic standard of living.
President Moon Jae-in, following through on his campaign promise to build an inclusive
nation in which people can enjoy their right to a decent life.
And to do so, he introduced four action plans.
Breaking those down,… a sturdier social safety net and quality social services.
Two, investing in individuals,… the source of technological advancement.
Three, creating better working opportunities free of prejudice and discrimination.
And lastly, making free time a part of people's daily lives -- enabling them to spend more
time with their children without a loss of income.
"If the measures unveiled today are put into place smoothly, then by the year 2022, each
and every one of us, young and old, employees and the self-employed, with or without disabilities,
will be able to enjoy a basic standard of living."
The plan revealed today calls for an expansion of childcare allowances to all kids under
the age of 7, up from the current 6 -- and boosting health insurance coverage.
The president stressed again that without innovative growth, it'll be hard to build
a nation that's inclusive,... and that without inclusion there can be no innovative growth.
"Calling on support from parliament through legislation,... the president expressed confidence
that an inclusive nation built through the strength and virtue of the people... will
be a model for the world.
Shin Se-min, Arirang News."
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S. Korea to expand flexible working hours under deal struck Tuesday - Duration: 0:40.
A Presidential commission mediating between government, management and labor... announced,
an agreement is reached to expand the flexible working system.
Currently, the weekly hours are not to exceed 52, but up to 64 hours per week are allowed
when necessary, as employees reduce their hours during other weeks over a three-month
period.
That period will be increased from three months to six, allowing greater flexibility for businesses,
some of whom complained of experiencing difficulty adjusting to changes.
To prevent overwork and health problems, 11 straight hours of break will be provided,
and the deal will include measures to preserve workers' wages.
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cryptozoology Bondo apes! - Duration: 10:26.
Humanoid cryptids have always been there, stalking the history of mankind, these hairy
relatives sometimes being considered friend other times foe.
Those that believe in the existence of the creatures are often firm in their beliefs,
they usually point to strange sounds of fleeting glances as proof that they have encountered
a living cryptid hominid.
Outside of these reports proof however has been hard to find, many artefacts have proven
to be nothing more than hoaxes, but does this mean we should lose faith in one day finding
an animal like Wildman, a Sasquatch or yeti?
Well maybe not.
Famously the gorilla hid from the modern world for hundreds of years and was regarded as
being a fictitious animal, an animal we now know to be real.
Could there be another species of undiscovered great ape, a species said to stand at some
6 feet in height, aggressive and capable of tool use?
Could it once and for all prove that there is more hidden in the forests and jungles
of the world than people would rather admit?
Let take a look the creature they call "the lion killer."
Welcome to if …………………………………………………………………………
The story begins with discovery of an odd gorilla-like skull found in Central Africa
during the 1990s.
This skull had some distinct differences which provoked wild speculation about a new species
of great ape.
This skull was similar to that of a gorilla, having the sagittal crest but was more chimp
like in its dimensions.
Primatologists made the suggestion that the skull represented a new subspecies of gorilla,
others believed it to be a strange chimpanzee-gorilla hybrid.
Locals in the area told of a monstrous man sized ape that was feared and was so strong
it was known to tear lion's limb from limb.
This story grew and the animal was given the name the Bondo Ape or Bili ape.
It was said that this cryptid ape could kill a fully grown lion using its bare hands, and
it was even capable of using simple tools and poison tipped arrows.
Local hunters say they had heard the animal howling at the moon and when it is seen it
is a huge, vicious, strong killer an intelligent predator both strong and smart.
Something these men feared!
This is very much like the stories of wildmen and even Sasquatch.
The difference being that the stories about man sized chimps were believed and science
took serious interest.
The University of Amsterdam and it primatologist Cleve Hicks tracked the mystery apes for over
a year.
Hicks's and his team gathered many hours of film footage, collected DNA, and examined
the tools fashioned by the apes.
Alas, genetic testing determined that the mystery apes were a known subspecies of chimpanzee,
Pan troglodytes schweinfurthii.
Although the species was known, the scientist did notice that this group of apes displayed
unique group behaviors, a culture if you will.
This included a high protein based diet, this could go some way to explaining the reported
larger size of the apes.
Could it also explain their intelligence the consumption of meat has long been linked to
the development of human intelligence?
Are we seeing, before our very eyes, the beginning of a new stronger more intelligent chimpanzee
species?
So what behaviors make them different from regular chimpanzees?
These animals nest on the ground like gorillas, smash open turtle and snail shells using hard
surfaces, they use different types of sticks for collecting different species of ants,
and have been spotted feasting on a leopard carcass.
Although little evidence supports the popular legend that the animals howl at the moon or
are ferocious lion killers that does not mean they aren't intimidating.
In the deep forest, the chimps are fearless, "approaching us in the trees to get a better
look," Hicks says, rather than fleeing at the sight of humans, as chimps in other regions
tend to do.
Mr Hicks.
Told of how previous researchers had only managed to snatch glimpses of the animals
or snap photos of them using camera traps.
Hicks was able to use his local knowledge to get a lot closer to them photograph and
film them.
Hicks spoke of his encounters saying, "We were told of this sort of fabled land
out west by one of our trackers who goes out there to fish," said Mr Hicks whose project
is supported by the Wasmoeth Wildlife Foundation.
"I call it the magic forest.
It is a very special place.
Getting there means a gruelling 40km (25-mile) trek through the jungle, from the nearest
road, not to mention navigating croc-infested rivers.
But when he arrived he found apes without their normal fear of humans.
Chimps near the road flee immediately at the sight of people because they know the consequences
of a hunter's rifle, but these animals were happy to approach him.
"The further away from the road the more fearless the chimps got."
"They can get away with sleeping on the ground opposed to other chimps, even when
there are lions, leopards, golden cats around as well as other dangerous animals like elephants
and buffalo.
Because although I don't like to paint them as being more aggressive, maybe they prey
on some of these predators and the predators kind of leave them alone."
"The ground nests were very big and there was obviously something very unusual going
on there.
They are not unknown elsewhere" This could prove another link to creatures
like Bigfoot, those that research the cryptid say that it too nests on the ground or in
caves a similar behavior that could have manifested due to the same cause, Sasquatch also having
nothing to fear.
The Bigfoot is also known to build and bend and manipulate trees and saplings into all
sorts of shapes maybe even creating tools, this behavior is seen with the Bondo apes.
The primatologist describes the Bondo as having a "smashing culture"
Having found hundreds of snails and hard-shelled fruits smashed for food, chimps were seen
carrying termite mounds to rocks to break them open and they also discovered a turtle
that was almost certainly smashed apart by these chimps.
As with chimp populations in other parts of Africa, the Bondo chimps use sticks to fish
for ants, but the Bondo apes take it to the next level with their 2.5 meter long tools.
The exciting thing about the Bondo is that it is much bigger than anyone first realized
and could be one of the largest remaining continuous populations of the species left
in Africa.
Mr Hicks and his colleague Jeroen Swinkels surveyed an area of 7,000 square kilometers
and found chimps everywhere.
Their unique culture being found throughout.
However, the future for the Bondo apes is far from secure.
"Things are not promising," said Karl Ammann, an independent wildlife photographer who began
investigating the apes 1996.
"The absence of a strong central government has resulted in most of the region becoming
more independent and lawless.
In conservation terms this is a disaster."
Maybe this provides us with the last and possibly saddest link to the Wildmen legends.
IF the Bondo numbers dwindle it's all too easy to see how they too could become a cryptid
creature once again.
Like Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and yeti they would be consigned to legend.
Fleeting glances of a 6 foot hominid form hiding in the jungle, the finding of discarded
tools maybe large footprints seen in the ground and hey presto we have a new Congolese Bigfoot
cousin.
We must also remember that Neanderthals got very cosy with humans.
Studies show that inter species relations were a thing and that hidden inside our genomes
are signs of ancestors that we never knew existed.
Geneticists call them "ghosts".
We may not have much in the way of the physical record for these ancient hominins, there are
sometimes no bones, no tools, and no archaeological remains whatsoever.
Yet the traces of genetic code which they left within the fossils of other hominins,
and even in living humans too, is offering profound and unprecedented insights into how
our species came to be.
Scientist have been studying the genomes of wild chimps and bonobos in central Africa.
They found odd fragments of DNA.
The fragments couldn't be explained by ancient matings with each other, or by random mutations.
The DNA, they say, comes from an unknown or "ghost" bonobo population
This population must have become isolated, evolved independently and later mixed back
in with its long-lost relatives.
Could that be the same with other types of cryptid hominid reported around the planet?
Do you think this discovery provides hope in finding Bigfoot or any of the many wildmen?
Do you think the Bondo Chimps are an example of an evolutionary jump occurring before our
very eyes?
Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.
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It's Not Your Birthday | Kindergarten Songs & Nursery Rhymes | Cartoons by Farmees - Duration: 1:01:25.
It's Not Your Birthday
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Celebrating first full moon of lunar year - Duration: 2:01.
It's the day of the first full moon of the lunar calendar.
Also known as Jeongwol Daeboreum in Korea.
People from across the country gathered in their region with families and friends to
celebrate the occasion.
We go straight to our Won Jung-hwan standing by at a traditional village in Seoul.
Hey Jung-hwan, the festive atmosphere must be peaking over there.
Hi Daniel, as you can see behind me, a "moon house" or Daljip in Korean, which is made
out of a huge heap of straw, has burned down nicely.
When the full moon was on the rise, the daljip was set on fire to ward off misfortune and
bring people good luck.
The traditional belief is... that the way the daljip burns foretells how the year's
crop will turn out.
If it burns steadily and doesn't fall apart, then there will be a good harvest.
And in fact, this daljip burned down nicely,... so hopefully Koreans will have a good harvest
this year.
In addition to this event, people have gathered here at Seoul's Namsangol Hanok Village since
the afternoon to celebrate with traditional games and rituals.
Jeongwol Daeboreum is an important day for Koreans, so they do this to wish for good
luck and health throughout the year.
To tell you some of the well-known traditions,… Koreans crack the shells of nuts such as walnuts
and peanuts with their teeth.
In Korean, this is called "Bureom" and it's believed that this ritual can help prevent
boils on the skin and keep one's teeth healthy.
But besides nuts,… Koreans also eat seasoned vegetables and cooked "five-grain rice" as
it is believed that sharing these dishes with others brings good luck throughout the year.
And for those of you who missed the events,… you can still see the full moon, so many you
can go outside with your family members and loved ones to make your own wishes for the
year ahead.
That's all from me.
Back to you Daniel.
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"Amit Sadh" Gets Naughty With Girlfriend In Front Of Media | Sultan
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Warmer weather expected after rain and snow nationwide - Duration: 1:38.
Heavy snow advisories were lifted for major cities across the country.
Come Wednesday, warmer conditions are expected.
For the updates on the weather we turn to our KIM Da-mi.
Heavy snow advisories have been lifted for major cities including Seoul, Incheon and
Sejong as of 11:30 AM local time.
The capital city was coated with 3 centimeters of snow, 5 centimeters of snow fell in Cheonan
city and 4.2 centimeters fell in Incheon.
Heavy snow advisories are issued when there's more than 5 centimeters of snow expected within
24 hours.
Despite the icy weather, traffic during commuting hours was not too hectic, thanks to citizens'
active use of public transport.
While it was snowy in the north, the southern parts of the country saw some rain,... with
10 to 40 millimeters of rain on Jeju Island.
The sky has cleared up from earlier, and the first full moon of the lunar year will be
seen in between the clouds tonight.
After a rainy and snowy day, the weather is expected to get much warmer starting Wednesday.
A migratory anticyclone from China will cause warmer air.
The weather will then be warmer than the annual average temperature, with Wednesday reaching
5 degrees Celsius and Thursday reaching between 8 and 10 degrees Celsius.
The rain and snow have stopped in the northern and central regions, but drivers and pedestrians
are still advised to stay cautious on the slippery roads.
KIM Da-mi, Arirang News.
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