Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Friday, March 20, 2015
Paganini & Sibelius Violin Concerti a SARAH CHANG double!
Paganini Violin Concerto #1 in D major / E flat major
Sibelius Violin Concerto in D minor Op 47
Friday, February 27, 2015
The Noble Indian Cobra!
She was a beauty! 5 feet if an inch and what I first saw of her was the typical wheaty look, with just a couple of inches showing.
It was not an ordinary day. The day before, I had taken a spill off my scooter, badly skinning both knees and the heel of my left hand . I'd gone to work anyway as we had an important meeting, but the pain killers wore out fast and I left as soon as I could to come and nurse my injuries in the peace of my own home. I'd just relaxed and taken my next dose when young Annamalai came and called from the gate. I dragged myself to the door to see a very excited young man saying there was a snake and right then a bike came up and the rider said 'hop on sir, we need a hand' so I stiffly and gingerly got my stuff together and clambered aboard.
Just inside our colony gate stood a Proclain and it looked like they had cleared quite a bit of scrub. In front of the Proclain was what was left of a largish termite mound topped with construction waste. The very top of that had been taken off and there, in a gap, she was pinned. I could see she was breathing, but the rest of her was firmly trapped within the collapsed mound.
I could now see a foot of her middle, as thick around as my wrist but which end of her was where was a mystery, so as gently as possible, I started taking the dirt and waste tiles off both ends. After I had another foot or so of her exposed, from one end she got her head out and immediately flowed right off the mound at my feet. She was in excellent shape despite being nearly buried alive.
I was slow, and she was very fast. I had by now grabbed my stick and sack and was vainly trying to get her onto the stick as she went round and round both me and the mound looking for a way back in. After three rounds, she gave up on finding a hole and started looking for a way to get right out of there, but the ring of gawkers was solid and so she whizzed around passing twice between my feet as I hobbled and bobbled after her rather helplessly.
She finally took a run for open space, lifted her head, saw people and stopped, and in that moment of hesitation I had her on the stick and then thankfully she slid straight into my sack.
As the Proclain cleared the rest of the mound, we also caught 3 baby cobras, all about 2 feet long, and to my utter surprise 4 small foot-long kraits! All of these had been apparently happily residing together under that one big termite mound!
Once convinced that I really had them safe, the viewers finally stepped in and I showed them the beauty and the babies, now tossing around peacefully in the sack. Somehow, the onlookers had a feeling that I had been bitten, but I reassured them, and then thankfully headed back home. In fact that lovely cobra never once even started to spread her hood, she was simply intent on escape.
With the adrenaline pumping I'd temporarily forgotten my pain, but the minute I had them, the pain came back in a rush. Aruna was anxiously waiting, so I showed her the lovely big cobra and the bunch of shiny little ones and she calmed down a bit.
The next day it was a routine release out in a nearby reserve forest territory where the whole group of 8 disappeared into the scrub really fast.
That night I dreamt of snakes. In particular, in my dream was a big male cobra, who invited me to catch him and then asked to be left wherever I had left his mate. It was logical enough that a mother with babies had a mate nearby... and I told myself that that must have been what was behind my dream. Life returned to normal and I all but forgot my dream.
About a month later, at around ten at night, I was on the net, Aruna was watching Super Singers on TV and our son Rommel had gone out to get some milk. He suddenly burst into the living room and said, 'appa, come quick, there's another snake.' As a horrified Aruna watched, we grabbed torches, sack and snake stick and rushed off.
There were about 5 men standing around on the road outside a gate, They pointed to an area near the gate post and said they were sure that the snake was there. The area had some low weeds and lots of grass, so I gingerly started at one end and worked my way towards the gate. There was no sign of a snake. However, the men were certain that the snake must be there, so I started looking for any holes. The area around the front of our gated colony is riddled with termite mounds and as you know, that means lots of interconnecting chambers and passages well underground. I was sure that there must be an access point and we finally found it almost under a concrete slab. Peering in with a torch we could make out just a bit of the snake's head. I tried waiting it out but he wasn't budging. There was no way to move the concrete slab, so we used the water trick, ran a hose into the hole and tried to flood him out. After the area was flooded, he finally slowly came inching out. One of the men had armed himself with a heavy rod, and the message was obvious - either we got the snake or he would - permanently!
We let him emerge completely and then tried to get him onto my stick, but he kept sliding off (probably because he was still wet). He was big (5-6 feet) fast, and very agile, and Rommel with the sack and I with the stick were hard pressed keeping up with him. We let him run off the verge and onto the road and he was intent on crossing to the rough on the other side. Once there, he would be gone in a flash, so we kept herding him back as best we could until finally on the sixth attempt, he stayed on the stick and Rom had the sack ready and in he went.
We were winded, and it took a while to get our breaths back. We chatted with the gentlemen and they wanted to know how it was that whenever they had confronted cobras, the snakes always got angry and had their hoods up, hissing and threatening to bite, but with this snake, and the one in the mound, they never even started to spread their hoods and had just run. We explained to them that cobras always look for a way to escape and have no interest in confrontations. As long as we let them run, run they will! There was no magic, cobras have lived in and around humans for thousands of years and are well adapted, stealthy enough and aware of their human neighbours' schedules and so becoming nearly invisible.
This huge fellow had been occupying space right at their doorstep for years without them ever even knowing. It was just his bad luck that the owner happened to come home later than usual that night on his bike and caught him in the headlight just as our hero was getting ready to go get his dinner...
That night, I had another vivid dream featuring snakes including some rather exotic ones too. I rarely remember my dreams for long, but this one stayed with me and suddenly reminded me of the earlier dream I had had about the first cobra's mate requesting a reunite. This handsome snake resided just 200 feet from the mound and looked about right to be that beau, so I silently promised him that he would be released at that very same spot.
As soon as my friend Jobi heard about our rescue, he offered to chauffeur me with the snake to the point of release. He also took a short video of the release itself and that's down at the end of this post.
As you can see, it's a lovely location. Wild elephants use this stretch to reach water so though not too far from the city, it's unlikely that there will be much real estate development around and except for a couple of temples, it's a pretty deserted area AND this is forest department protected land, so 'our' snakes (a number of whom we have released here) can look forward to peacefully hunting their prey and rebuilding their families without fear of hasty and murderous humans!
As a family, we have had the privilege of rescuing quite a few snakes in and around our colony. In December ('14) alone.
Apart from the 8 we got from around that mound, there was also one big krait (perhaps whose 4 babies we relocated?) >>
and a 3 foot cobra that the kids picked up one night.
That means there's at least one other big krait around somewhere, and we've also seen a largish Russell's twice but she got off into thick brush before we could grab her.
In any case, as Lord Byron notes, true
"love will find its way
(The Gaiour)
I wonder, did they get back together - what do you think???
LABELS TAGS LINKS
#snake rescue #cobra #krait #Russells viper, reunite, snake dreams, release, forest, video, #termite mound proclain #Naja #Bungarus #Daboia #Rommel #Aruna #Jobi #Coimbatore
To see some of our other venomous snake tales check out
http://bit.ly/1GyNOu8
http://bit.ly/1AzyU5S
http://bit.ly/1GyOrns
It was not an ordinary day. The day before, I had taken a spill off my scooter, badly skinning both knees and the heel of my left hand . I'd gone to work anyway as we had an important meeting, but the pain killers wore out fast and I left as soon as I could to come and nurse my injuries in the peace of my own home. I'd just relaxed and taken my next dose when young Annamalai came and called from the gate. I dragged myself to the door to see a very excited young man saying there was a snake and right then a bike came up and the rider said 'hop on sir, we need a hand' so I stiffly and gingerly got my stuff together and clambered aboard.
Just inside our colony gate stood a Proclain and it looked like they had cleared quite a bit of scrub. In front of the Proclain was what was left of a largish termite mound topped with construction waste. The very top of that had been taken off and there, in a gap, she was pinned. I could see she was breathing, but the rest of her was firmly trapped within the collapsed mound.
I had a chat with the operator and he was confident that he could take off another layer without doing her any damage, and he did a precision job.
I could now see a foot of her middle, as thick around as my wrist but which end of her was where was a mystery, so as gently as possible, I started taking the dirt and waste tiles off both ends. After I had another foot or so of her exposed, from one end she got her head out and immediately flowed right off the mound at my feet. She was in excellent shape despite being nearly buried alive.
I was slow, and she was very fast. I had by now grabbed my stick and sack and was vainly trying to get her onto the stick as she went round and round both me and the mound looking for a way back in. After three rounds, she gave up on finding a hole and started looking for a way to get right out of there, but the ring of gawkers was solid and so she whizzed around passing twice between my feet as I hobbled and bobbled after her rather helplessly.
She finally took a run for open space, lifted her head, saw people and stopped, and in that moment of hesitation I had her on the stick and then thankfully she slid straight into my sack.
As the Proclain cleared the rest of the mound, we also caught 3 baby cobras, all about 2 feet long, and to my utter surprise 4 small foot-long kraits! All of these had been apparently happily residing together under that one big termite mound!
Once convinced that I really had them safe, the viewers finally stepped in and I showed them the beauty and the babies, now tossing around peacefully in the sack. Somehow, the onlookers had a feeling that I had been bitten, but I reassured them, and then thankfully headed back home. In fact that lovely cobra never once even started to spread her hood, she was simply intent on escape.
With the adrenaline pumping I'd temporarily forgotten my pain, but the minute I had them, the pain came back in a rush. Aruna was anxiously waiting, so I showed her the lovely big cobra and the bunch of shiny little ones and she calmed down a bit.
The next day it was a routine release out in a nearby reserve forest territory where the whole group of 8 disappeared into the scrub really fast.
That night I dreamt of snakes. In particular, in my dream was a big male cobra, who invited me to catch him and then asked to be left wherever I had left his mate. It was logical enough that a mother with babies had a mate nearby... and I told myself that that must have been what was behind my dream. Life returned to normal and I all but forgot my dream.
About a month later, at around ten at night, I was on the net, Aruna was watching Super Singers on TV and our son Rommel had gone out to get some milk. He suddenly burst into the living room and said, 'appa, come quick, there's another snake.' As a horrified Aruna watched, we grabbed torches, sack and snake stick and rushed off.
There were about 5 men standing around on the road outside a gate, They pointed to an area near the gate post and said they were sure that the snake was there. The area had some low weeds and lots of grass, so I gingerly started at one end and worked my way towards the gate. There was no sign of a snake. However, the men were certain that the snake must be there, so I started looking for any holes. The area around the front of our gated colony is riddled with termite mounds and as you know, that means lots of interconnecting chambers and passages well underground. I was sure that there must be an access point and we finally found it almost under a concrete slab. Peering in with a torch we could make out just a bit of the snake's head. I tried waiting it out but he wasn't budging. There was no way to move the concrete slab, so we used the water trick, ran a hose into the hole and tried to flood him out. After the area was flooded, he finally slowly came inching out. One of the men had armed himself with a heavy rod, and the message was obvious - either we got the snake or he would - permanently!
We let him emerge completely and then tried to get him onto my stick, but he kept sliding off (probably because he was still wet). He was big (5-6 feet) fast, and very agile, and Rommel with the sack and I with the stick were hard pressed keeping up with him. We let him run off the verge and onto the road and he was intent on crossing to the rough on the other side. Once there, he would be gone in a flash, so we kept herding him back as best we could until finally on the sixth attempt, he stayed on the stick and Rom had the sack ready and in he went.
We were winded, and it took a while to get our breaths back. We chatted with the gentlemen and they wanted to know how it was that whenever they had confronted cobras, the snakes always got angry and had their hoods up, hissing and threatening to bite, but with this snake, and the one in the mound, they never even started to spread their hoods and had just run. We explained to them that cobras always look for a way to escape and have no interest in confrontations. As long as we let them run, run they will! There was no magic, cobras have lived in and around humans for thousands of years and are well adapted, stealthy enough and aware of their human neighbours' schedules and so becoming nearly invisible.
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| Jobi with my snake stick |
That night, I had another vivid dream featuring snakes including some rather exotic ones too. I rarely remember my dreams for long, but this one stayed with me and suddenly reminded me of the earlier dream I had had about the first cobra's mate requesting a reunite. This handsome snake resided just 200 feet from the mound and looked about right to be that beau, so I silently promised him that he would be released at that very same spot.
As soon as my friend Jobi heard about our rescue, he offered to chauffeur me with the snake to the point of release. He also took a short video of the release itself and that's down at the end of this post.
As you can see, it's a lovely location. Wild elephants use this stretch to reach water so though not too far from the city, it's unlikely that there will be much real estate development around and except for a couple of temples, it's a pretty deserted area AND this is forest department protected land, so 'our' snakes (a number of whom we have released here) can look forward to peacefully hunting their prey and rebuilding their families without fear of hasty and murderous humans!
As a family, we have had the privilege of rescuing quite a few snakes in and around our colony. In December ('14) alone.
Apart from the 8 we got from around that mound, there was also one big krait (perhaps whose 4 babies we relocated?) >>
and a 3 foot cobra that the kids picked up one night.
That means there's at least one other big krait around somewhere, and we've also seen a largish Russell's twice but she got off into thick brush before we could grab her.In any case, as Lord Byron notes, true
"love will find its way
(The Gaiour)
I wonder, did they get back together - what do you think???
LABELS TAGS LINKS
#snake rescue #cobra #krait #Russells viper, reunite, snake dreams, release, forest, video, #termite mound proclain #Naja #Bungarus #Daboia #Rommel #Aruna #Jobi #Coimbatore
To see some of our other venomous snake tales check out
http://bit.ly/1GyNOu8
http://bit.ly/1AzyU5S
http://bit.ly/1GyOrns
Monday, February 16, 2015
Social Media Marketing trends for 2015 - Infograf
This infografic hits the major trends and changes taking place in social media marketing in early 2015
Saturday, February 08, 2014
The War on the Poor - End it now PLEASE!
Short and sweet, Robert Reich explains what's wrong with America's approach to their own poor, comprising working families, and otherwise known as the 99%
Monday, October 07, 2013
FIRE IN THE BLOOD!
FIRE IN THE BLOOD
Are you enraged yet? It's the truth, the painful truth. Millions have died and are dying just so Big Pharma and 'organized medicine' can continue to make the big bucks. It is not necessary! But it is the truth...
Opening October 11, 2013. Go, see it, tell your friends, no, take your friends!
Are you enraged yet? It's the truth, the painful truth. Millions have died and are dying just so Big Pharma and 'organized medicine' can continue to make the big bucks. It is not necessary! But it is the truth...
Opening October 11, 2013. Go, see it, tell your friends, no, take your friends!
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Unequal America, a 'viral video' You Should Watch
Wealth Distribution in America
This short and factual video gives a very accurate picture of the reality of the American Dream. If the accumulation of wealth has anything to do with your American Dream, then you'd have to be luckier than a lottery winner to really make it in the United States of America.
The real reality is that Americans dream small and so are satisfied with what they believe to be a good status quo. Watch and decide for yourself... UPDATE Jan 2015 - And remember, the real status quo is changing, ever pushing wealth to the right. The video has 2009 USA data while now in 2015 the top 1% of the world officially own more than the entire other 99% put together!
Saturday, March 09, 2013
The NDAA, Amber Lyon's Take - Great Memes
The United States president, Barack Obama, (POTUS) initially promised not to allow NDAA's indefinite detention sections to go into law, then suddenly surreptitiously signed it into law at a moment of great distraction (New Year's Eve 2011). Amber Lyons is a very well known reporter and now also a human rights activist. She lost a job by standing up for honest coverage of Bahrain's war on terror.
There's no doubt that the NDAA violates the constitution, and there's no doubt that it's provisions violate the bill of human rights, and no doubt at all that the press is being threatened and muzzled. But I'll let this short video speak for itself...
Needless to say both CNN & POTUS are/were miffed!
There are suspicions that the Justice Dept's haste indicates that NDAA's sections 1021 & 1022 are already in action... Comment is free!
There's no doubt that the NDAA violates the constitution, and there's no doubt that it's provisions violate the bill of human rights, and no doubt at all that the press is being threatened and muzzled. But I'll let this short video speak for itself...
Needless to say both CNN & POTUS are/were miffed!
There are suspicions that the Justice Dept's haste indicates that NDAA's sections 1021 & 1022 are already in action... Comment is free!
Noam Chomsky - I Like!
The Rightward Shift of US Politics Led By the Moderate Republican Barack Obama...
This is a "Young Turks" interview with the great man, very incisive (as always).
42 min video
61 min video
What do you think? Comment is FREE!
This is a "Young Turks" interview with the great man, very incisive (as always).
42 min video
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61 min video
What do you think? Comment is FREE!
Thursday, February 14, 2013
A Violin Concerto!
Mendelsohn's Violin Concerto in E minor, opus 64, the 1st movement Allegro molto appassionato.
A bravura performance of the 1st movement by Julia Fischer
Enjoy 14 mins of blissful sound!
The other two movements of this piece are also on youtube :
2nd movement http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOd26lbPc8o
3rd movement http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NswEr23Xuqo
and here's a pic of the violinist with her Guadagnini violin (1742)
Keep enjoying!
A bravura performance of the 1st movement by Julia Fischer
Enjoy 14 mins of blissful sound!
The other two movements of this piece are also on youtube :
2nd movement http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOd26lbPc8o
3rd movement http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NswEr23Xuqo
and here's a pic of the violinist with her Guadagnini violin (1742)
Keep enjoying!
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Cool Jazz, Brubeck's Piano & Sax in '66
The inimitable Dave Brubeck Quartet doing "Take Five"
Take Five is mainly a sax showcase (Paul Desmond) with the Brubeck touch seen only after 3 mins of scintillating sax. Enjoy!
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Money, Happiness & Giving, is there a link?
Full of good stuff, this short & sweet video lays it on the line
Money can bring you happiness but not by buying... do you agree? Either way, comments are welcome.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Survival of the Fittest
Getting into the jungle in any part of the world can be thrilling, whether one sees any big game or not! But sometimes some folks get extra lucky, and just sometimes they're so lucky that they get some good pics or, as in this case, an incredible video. Shot at the Kruger National Park in South Africa, this one's a safari classic featuring a battle over a buffalo calf who is first captured by a pride of lions, and then along come the crocodiles... Watch
to see what happens next!
Nature seems so cruel, yet the lions, and the crocs too, have to eat to stay alive. Predators at the top of a huge food pyramid serve nature by weeding out the weak and the unfit. This in turn trims the gene pool, rather clumsily at times, but in the long run it all works out, and sometimes even in ways that humans can applaud!
Nature seems so cruel, yet the lions, and the crocs too, have to eat to stay alive. Predators at the top of a huge food pyramid serve nature by weeding out the weak and the unfit. This in turn trims the gene pool, rather clumsily at times, but in the long run it all works out, and sometimes even in ways that humans can applaud!
Monday, December 12, 2011
Whitewash that's Hogwash. Nuclear Power, Safety, the WHO & the IAEA
For anyone who wants to know what Chernobyl and Fukushima mean, these documentaries have the lowdown and are very well done. The first is about 50 mins long, with subtitles and English commentary and the older of the two, told from an insider perspective:
We are still learning about the intense and sustained damage that radiation can do from the populations of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. A further long term study can be done on Chernobyl (1986) But those studies have been grossly underplayed. It is not a pretty picture.
There is generally an expectation that organizations within the UN that deal with world health and the dangers of nuclear power will deal with these areas keeping human safety and health as their most important mandates. A huge question is why the WHO and the IAEA have proved to be nuclear industry advocates rather than safety and health advocates.
The WHO (World Health Organization (a part of the United Nations) claims now that it is not allowed to independently investigate the results of nuclear accidents, or anything nuclear for that matter, not even future effects without the permission of the IAEA.
- not the immediate health effects
- not the epidemiology (future health effects on populations).
- not anything!
This legally binding agreement with the IAEA (another part of the UN) has been in force since 1959! So, we can only conclude that the nuclear industry is very well protected by the IAEA.
The WHO actually reports to the Development Group while the IAEA directly reports to the UN Security Council! In theory, both have equal weight, but in fact the IAEA holds absolute sway over the entire nuclear field including matters of worker and public health.
Just as Chernobyl's true extent and danger were minimized, for Fukushima too similar 'statements' have started circulating now, e.g. "the epidemiology will take years to sort out" but then, all people in medicine know that that's hogwash. You won't catch a single radiology technician anywhere near even an x-ray machine without a heavy lead suit and a dosimeter on the lapel! That's just for x-ray exposure, whereas nuclear energy releases gamma rays, thousands of times more damaging to life.
The radiation from a damaged nuclear plant spreads through the air, it seeps into the ground and then is spread by underground water and in the case of Fukushima, the radiation is getting right into the ocean. The radiation spreads through the food chain.
Radiation is silent, radiation is deadly, radiation effects can last unchanged for 30 years or more. Radiation actually targets developing tissues; growing tissue; particularly children (the whole child), and for adults, at least the bone marrow, thyroid, reproductive cells, heart, skin etc.
The Chernobyl disaster is believed to have affected over 9 million people. Yet the IAEA claims only 31 direct deaths and maybe 2000 "avoidable thyroid cancers in irradiated children." They call this 'rigorous science' saying that health effects have to be validated in approved labs - of which there are only 2, one in France and one in Monaco - and all suitably far enough away from Chernobyl to completely defeat the purpose
Don't take it lightly. There is no such thing as 'safe' nuclear power!
A new NPP is to be commissioned shortly in Kudangulam in South India. At the final stages it's being held up by local protesters but the government is hard at work squelching the protests, paying off village leaders, appointing committees that will deliberate for the next 30 years, etc. - while the commissioning work goes on full swing but oh so quietly.
This NP project sits directly in the path of any powerful tsunami coming from the Indian ocean, and this area was in fact badly hit in the 2004 tsunami, yet our government and the promoters confidently state that all approvals and safety studies have been fully 'complied with'.
Look around you. There's probably a NPP project functioning or being built not too far away. Then look at the fallout maps for Chernobyl and Fukushima...
What was that Jesus once said about beautiful gravesites...?
The benevolent and protective IAEA's whitewash is increasingly being recognized as hogwash! You can't always fool everyone.
Short key to the main points in the video:
Nuclear Controversies by Vladimir Tchertkoff; Released in 2003, 51 minutes
Key Points
- Intro – Children’s perspective
- 2:30 – Agreement between IAEA and WHO – WHO cannot research health effects of radiation or effects of nuclear accidents if IAEA does not agree
- 7:00 – Former head of WHO admits they answer to IAEA
- 14:00 – Chernobyl had no effect -UN
- 15:45 – Scientist refutes UN
- 27:30 – 200km from Chernobyl, 10,000 becquerels measured inside child
- 30:20 – According to Professor Yury Bandazhevsky (former director of the Medical Institute in Gomel), Over 50 Bq/kg of body weight lead to irreversible lesions in vital organs
- 30:50 – *MUST SEE* Refutes internal radiation! -Norman Gentner, Secretary of UN UNSCEAR (United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation), ~2001 (See Gentner speak at 13:55 — No increase in leukemia, even among liquidators)
- 34:15 – *MUST SEE* Internal or external it makes no difference!
- 45:20 – Internal lesions
- 49:25 – Now only 20 out of 100 considered healthy, before it was 80 out of 100
- Keep your eye out for Chris Busby at 35:30 and 38:40
The second one is even more graphic, beautifully shot, and utterly horrifying:
(map courtesy of http://bit.ly/tD0pnw)
For more info see:
http://bit.ly/s0nioo THE OTHER REPORT ON CHERNOBYL (TORCH) 2006 on the 20th anniversary of the disaster.
&
http://bit.ly/uZjqdN Avoidable
Tragedy post-Chernobyl
A Critical Analysis
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http://1.usa.gov/vItPlP Congressman Markley's report: Dec. 9, 2011: New Report Details Conspiracy to Delay, Weaken US Nuclear Safety in Wake of Fukushima
“Regulatory Meltdown” Reveals Efforts to Improve Nuclear Safety Undermined ...
Incidentally, I just noticed that the original video embedded above had disappeared. This after more than 500 successful views and shares of this page! No conspiracy theories right now, but given that this has never happened to me before, and I do embed a lot of videos... In any case, I did find another feed, so it's up again.
If you should view this post and not find the video loading Please Do let me know in the comments.
Incidentally, I just noticed that the original video embedded above had disappeared. This after more than 500 successful views and shares of this page! No conspiracy theories right now, but given that this has never happened to me before, and I do embed a lot of videos... In any case, I did find another feed, so it's up again.
If you should view this post and not find the video loading Please Do let me know in the comments.
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