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No escape from Balkan – Dubioza kolektiv
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Italy on a Vespa (1/3)
For those who want to watch the beauty of Italy.
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A message from your government
“Is AI aligned with human values?” – [AI:] “Are humans aligned with human values? I just did a quick research…”
GovGPT from ClosedAI has not just been used to learn from us, it’s spying. And it’s no unbiased. It’s got an ex NSA guy on the board.
Here’s an honest ad from your government:
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Cockatoo singing Blues
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New York – Nina Hagen
Where ends punk and where does post punk start?
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DWYTOTI – The sliding puzzle
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Tu sei piccolo, mi sei grande
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You have a fight and want the other to put your most precious thing…
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Cockatoo meows like a cat
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Parking in Belgium
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Bean burrito destroyed in one second
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Bartitsu – Martial Arts at it’s finest
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A human keyboard
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Graduated in WHUT?
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This is a real video – no satire
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This guy flew to Japan to sing ABBA in a river
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Don’t stop
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Free Sound Effects
The BBC has released it’s sound effect database for free. You can browse by category and there is even a mixer. Find it here
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Dropped phone in the mud
Dude, it’s waterproof – can you high pressure clean it?
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I love carrots 😉
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Emocore in Spanish
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Wenceslas
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Noct·cael·ador
Noctcaelador is a term coined by American psychologist William Kelly to describe an emotional connection to the night sky. It is derived from the Latin words “nocturnus” for night, “caelum” for sky, and “ador” for admiration. People with Noctcaelador have a greater ability to tolerate ambiguity, are more creative, and better at solving problems. The Night Sky Connectedness Index, developed in 2024, measures the connection to the night sky regardless of psychological attitudes and found that people with a strong connection to the night sky are more mentally stable and happy. While not everyone may experience Noctcaelador, observing the night sky has been shown to have a positive impact on mental health.
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Electrical engineering at it’s finest
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Architecture
Sometimes, when strolling through a city, I come across new buildings and think:
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We all have them, some are easier to pronounce.
Thanks for submitting.
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Elder Roche – Irish sentimental
Met Elder at the Doolin Folk Festival in Ireland in 2015.
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Magická – Liquid Drum’n’Bass in the woods
Magická performs her magic also indoors. If you want to listen live, check out CrossClub, where she performs quite regularly.
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Don’t thank me, spank me!
Songwriting, good hair and matching Fender Mustangs – Aussie Fran Fines on dexies, sipping cheap chardonnay and wielding loud guitars.
Listen to their debut album on BandCamp.
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Abendland – by Dankwart
Dankwart’s first solo album.
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Midnight Blues
A local band from Havlíčkův Brod.
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Blanco 43 – A cocktail recipe.
43 (Cuarenta y Tres) – a Spanish Liquor from Cartagena is made from 43 local fruits and herbs. Mixed together with milk (make sure you use high fatty milk), you have already a nice cocktail. Add some strong coffee and lots of ice and you have the perfect cocktail for a hot summer day. Enjoy
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Wagner has an undoubtedly reputation
But his works were famous. Here’s an extraordinary performance of his ‘Ride of the Walkyries’ on a pipe organ.
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1979 – and you smoke in the office
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Well, let’s begin – a fresh start
2024 and I’m starting yet another blog. There’s been several over the past decades, all have been purged; none of them exist any longer. There’s no backup, no archive. Why? Well, a blog lasts as long as it lasts. As one moves on, they leave the past behind.
Thanks for visiting and I really hope you become a regular visitor.