Hi everyone~ So its December already, and soon we will celebrate our next Christmas and New Year. Its also winter now, and this mix is dedicated to bring you some happy time and good festive mood. Enjoy, and Merry Xmas! メリークリスマス!
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Associated Performer, Drum Programmer, Producer, Studio Personnel, Mixer, Unknown, Other: Eminem
Associated Performer, Keyboards, Producer, Additional Producer: Luis Resto
Studio Personnel, Mixer, Recording Engineer: Steve King
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer: Mike Strange
Composer Lyricist: Marshall Mathers
Composer Lyricist: Luis Resto
Auteur — Mat Bastard
Compositeur — Mat Bastard / Yan Stefani
Editions: bmg rights management / janelle publishing / vanille publishing
Réalisé par Arnaud Ly Van Manh pour HK Corp
Avec la participation de Philippe Ribière: www.philipperibiere.net
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Хронометраж:
0:31 – Два слова о творческих планах
1:28 – Выступление в СМИ атамана Кубанского казачьего войскового общества
3:51 – Народ ли казаки?
8:18 – Иногда выгоднее было убежать
10:39 – В XVII-XVIII веках казаки отстаивали чисто сословные привилегии
14:25 – Казачество не являлось монолитом
16:18 – При Иване III начался процесс расказачивания
21:15 – Инициативы наших современных “казаков" далеко не новы
29:25 – Закон “О порабощенных народах”
32:36 — Педалирование этнической самости является готовой бомбой
36:21 – Если вы называете казаков народом, то определите, что, по-вашему, является народом
39:02 — Любая серьезно подготовленная провокация может развязать бойню на границе с Кавказом
Japanese sword-making is a tradition that goes back centuries, and one that’s carried on to this day. Each sword takes dedication, skill and can take over 18 months to create. The resulting blades can be worth thousands of dollars. So what makes them so expensive?
Becoming a swordsmith in Japan takes a 5-year apprenticeship, and there are only around 180 working smiths today. Master Akihira has been making these swords for 21 years at his studio just outside of Tokyo, Japan.
Japanese swords have always been more than just weapons, they were artworks, status symbols, and throughout history had a huge spiritual importance.
Each sword is a unique artwork and one that is made to be admired as you would a painting. As sheets of steel are folded into each other again and again wood grain-like patterns form, and these patterns coupled with the skill of the swordmaster create a completely unique blade.
Knowing what to look for in each sword is important, characteristics like the angle of the blade and the way the metal is folded could give away the era in which it was made, and even who made it. Every small detail is treated as equally important.
Looking at the months of work that go into creating each blade, its easy to see why these swords command such a high price. And as there are less and less sword masters across Japan, these works of art are only going to become more valuable.
Луна всегда притягивала взор человека. О ночном светиле, медленно плывущем по темному небосводу, слагали песни, стихи, легенды. И одновременно с ней связывали немало таинственных явлений как в жизни человека, так и в целом в природе.
Но прошли столетия, и многие свои тайны Луна не смогла уберечь перед любознательностью, наблюдательностью и умом ученых, ее исследовавших.