Your Guide To Bali - Indonesia

bali intercontinental

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

"say what we're doin'.""uh, fishing." "that's the grin i love!" "i put there." "oh it splashed crap in my eye!" "oh the bloody mess! all over me!"

bali intercontinental, "sorry tuna." "you were swimming just an hour ago.""wow talk about fresh food, huh?" "you wanna make pepes ikan? did you wannamake pepes ikan?" "uh""ya"

"whatever you want.""ya pepes ikan maybe." "so far, that's garlic, onions, and then yellowpeppers and um..." "and what's that other stuff carrie?""this uh, ginger." "ginger, and then yellow ginger.""balinese ginger." "like this, ya?""ya? ok drew?" "ok, ya.""slowly, slowly." "that is an awesome job.""ya." "that's for satay and that's for pepes ikan?""ya. this pepes, this for satay." "so what's that?""huh?"

"this?""this is uh....shrimp." "oh, shrimp paste.""shrimp paste, and is that salt?" "salt, ya." "she's better than i am. you're faster!" "coconut, coconut, coconut.""coconut and a little yellow ginger." "drew! taste!""ya! i'm almost done." "the thing on the stick is satay ilit.""satay is like the, you see a lot of things like chicken on a stick.""and then this is pepes ikan." "pepes means the banana leaf and then ikanis fish. so they wrap the fish in it."

"it's very hot." "and that's delicious. that is like, really good.""the sauce, just like, the fish coated in the sauce." "mmm." [balinese speaking] "that means good?" "bagus."

bali indonesia

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

annie, ben & mango!! you never know where they're gonna go! oooh, the sand is sooo warm. it feels just like my dog bed at home. wake me when the turtles show up.

bali indonesia, that could be a long time, ben. we canâ€™t be sure exactly when they hatch. there are thousands of turtle eggs under us right here on the beach. donâ€™t worry, mango,

the mother turtles bury their eggs deep -- you wonâ€™t hurt them. if i was buried in this sand, iâ€™d never hatch... just sleeeeeep. are you a turtle? huh? iâ€™m wayan! you donâ€™t look like a turtle.

iâ€™m not a turtle. iâ€™m a dog. oh. well, nice meeting you -- -- i have to go find my brothers and sisters now. goodbye. was i dreaming? annie!!! i must have been laying on a nest of turtle eggs because...

i think i hatched one! an egg shell! ben -- you did hatch a turtle. did he go into the ocean? no. he went that way! he told me his name was wayan and heâ€™s looking for his brothers and sisters.

his brothers and sisters havenâ€™t hatched yet. heâ€™s the first! green sea turtles are an endangered species. wayanâ€™s more valuable than diamonds. weâ€™ve got to get him! wait for us! i donâ€™t see him! i donâ€™t know where he went! we have to get him back to the ocean!

mango wants to know how you knew wayan was the first turtle to hatch. this is bali. the first born in every balinese family is named wayan. mango found his trail! and iâ€™ve got his scent! follow me! whew! this is hard work. thereâ€™s got to be a faster way!

and there it is!!! ben! whyâ€™d you stop!? i lost the scent and the trail! this is the only way to travel! follow that motor turtle! i mean motor scooter! this is the fastest way to find the rest of my family. i canâ€™t look! alright!

soft landing! wow! a show and -- -- dinner!!! there he is, letâ€™s get him! we canâ€™t disrupt the dance. that would be wrong.

itâ€™s the pendet dance -- itâ€™s a dance that welcomes everyone to bali. you wait here, ben. iâ€™ve got an idea. weâ€™ve got to get wayan out of the bowl without messing up the dance. move your hands like this. itâ€™s supposed to look like bird heads. what are you doing?

i think his birds are hungry. get wayan! iâ€™m coming, wayan!!! that was fun. now what? wheeeeeeee!!! wayan!!! this is soooo soft and sooo warm.

i think iâ€™ll take a nap. heâ€™s on a seagull! and thatâ€™s how weâ€™re going to get him back! ready, annie!? good to go! hit it captain mango! i see the seagull! straight ahead! no. we canâ€™t wait for it to land.

seagulls stay out at sea for 6 months sometimes. slow down!!! i need to get lower!!! wayan! are you in there? hello? hi, iâ€™m annie. iâ€™m going to take you to your brothers and sisters. great!

iâ€™ve been looking for them everywhere! weâ€™re coming in for a landing! now, that was fun! and thatâ€™s the best way iâ€™ve ever seen to knock down a sand castle! wayan! look! itâ€™s your family! thank you for getting me here just in time. would you like this soft thing to remember me by? a real seagull feather!

i love it! thank you! i promise iâ€™ll never forget you. hey! wait for me!!! i think iâ€™m going to miss him. sure. youâ€™ve never hatched a turtle before, ben. youâ€™re kind of like his mother. yâ€™know, annie, thatâ€™s egg-zactly what i was thinking!

oh ben! bad joke!! get it!? egg-zactly. an egg! i hatched it! egg-zactly!?

bali house

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

maui med design â€“ maui floor plans for those with a penchant for meditation, this octagonal structure designed in accordance with sacred geometrical specifications just may be the ticket. an 8 sided structure with large doors on the front and back and half walls and open windows all the way around, the energy can really flow through this beauty in more ways than one.

bali house, the client who designed this maui floor plans runs a meditation retreat center in the rain forests of the big island house specifications: living area â€“ 248 ft2 (23 m2) lanai area â€“ 161 ft2 (15 m2)

house height â€“ 16 ft (5 m)

bali hotels

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

good morning! selemat pagi. that's good morning in indonesian. did you just look that up? no. yes you did. i saw you on your phone. alright you guys. after getting married we left for our honeymoon. we flew from atlanta

bali hotels, all the way to bali, indonesia. well actually we flew from atlanta to los angeles to tokyo to singapore and then to bali. we made it to bali!

oh my god you guys, i am melting. i forgot how hot it gets in bali and i'm still in the airport! it's super duper humid. after flying from atlanta to la to tokyo to singapore, we are now in bali and we are in uber right now because we have an hour and a half to go to get to hotel in ubud. so we're taking uber to ubud. for the first few days of our honeymoon we chose to stay in ubud

the cultural center of bali. it's known for its traditional arts and crafts and dance which i experienced the last time i came to bali with my friends but i promised karl that on our honeymoon we would do a little less of my typical fast-paced adventure travel and focus more on peace and relaxation. hello, please

once again, welcome to como ubud orange juice, pineapple juice, with spices and gingerale on top. oh delicious. so we picked the perfect place to relax the first couple of days, a hotel called como uma ubud. here's how we spent our time there so this is our room number right here. as you can see we're in a secret garden type area. a path leading to an amazing room.

please. thank you the bedroom. wow this is so nice. wow this is amazing. what do you think karl? i love it. nice - we got our own little patio. this is beautiful. we like. thank you. this is the first hotel we'll be staying at on our honeymoon and it's so pretty. when we walk in you get your own koi pond. that's so interesting and then you have two rooms, if you go

left you have the bedroom, if you go right you have the bathroom, which i'm super excited about because it's been a long day and a half of trying to get here and i will definitely be soaking in that bath tub. good morning, we just had breakfast and we're actually on an 8am morning walk and we're headed toa rice field so i

think it's going to be really pretty so we're going to show you what that looks like in just a second. we're at a rice field but i feel like we're in the middle of the jungle right now. there's actually like a restaurant over here that will allow you to come here and pick your own vegetables or whatever you want to eat and then they'll cook it

for you. pretty cool experience. don't want to get picked by that. picke me up i'm trying to put the camera up there. ok. wait. let go. well karl obviously like this breakfast. there's nothing left. i have idea what's in this green goddess sauce, but it tastes delicious. mmm. this property is a lot bigger than i thought it was. karl actually got lost

last night didn't you? i thought i was going the right way and obviously i wasn't. were you drunk? a little but after a while i just took a nap, gave up, took a nap by the infinity pool and then resumed and 20 minutes later and finall just asked for directions. see i can't let him walk around by himself. now i did promise karl

that we would relax on our honeymoon so we ate some good food, we drink some wine and wound down and we even did some yoga. yeah i got ckarl to do yoga. not something i ever thought i get him to do. but when in bali... after getting some good stretches in, we got a much needed massage. it was just what we needed after the long journey

it took to get to bali. on the next episode we check out and head to a region in southern bali and you won't believe the amazing private estate we got to stay in. my mind is blown right now. it's pretty crazy guys so give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to my youtube channel to keep up with our ongoing honeymoon adventures. see you

next week!

bali jimbaran

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 19:34:00 +0000

so, today we check out the mak jo in jimbaran. it is 5 minutes from the udayana university campus, right on the main street. we have passed every day since 4 months without going inside. we got attention of this, because of nani, her channel can be found here. and as she passed, she saw the cars parking infront. that's a pretty good sign for

bali jimbaran, "rich" people having their meal. scooter means, not so rich people and cars -> rich people. and when rich people toeat, it must be good. now we're checking it and the prices we have already seen and are not expensive at all. this is one of the best value restaurants that we have now seen here.

i have ordered a baked chicken withrice for just â‚¬ 2 and what do you have? king salmon salad, forâ‚¬ 2, so 32.000rp. let's be surprised. so if it's delicious, we'll come more often over here. the food is arrived. ayam bakar, it's baked chicken, nasi putih = white rice. and you got something else !? yes, i have chicken salad, so ceasar chicken salad because salmon is over. "sorry no have", "is finish". you only understand, if you've been here (on bali). balinese can not pronounce "sch". they say "ss" and for "f" they make "p".

so if someone says "finish", then he says "piniss". and indonesian's a funny language, because they have very little filler words. so if they want to say "there is something finished", then that would be in indonesian "there's not." not even, it would be ... that english would be "no have" when one says "my name is ...", then you say in indonesian "i name ...". regardless, bye. i'm eating now. yes, food was really tasty. but a little bit less. i am not quite sick, so i had to order dessert now. pancake / crepe with chocolate ice cream and strawberries and chocolate sauce, a cappuccino cost altogether â‚¬ 3. i'm not quite sure, but we can verify on the bill.

enjoy your meal! what we have together now? 116,000 idr whats that? â‚¬ 7? â‚¬ 8! not bad for 2 meals plus dessert and drinks. that is really good. tax and service are already included. some restaurants are adding tax + service additionally.

up to 20%, so always pay attention with the prices. this is under circumstances scam.

bali island

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 19:34:00 +0000

we're on our way. just let go you'll be fine is that how you do it? wow! honest. hashtag

bali island, [laughing] three [laughing] what are you doing? stop point that thing at my face.

yo dude whats up canwe be friends. ketut nyoman happy birthday. i've always wanted to come to tracy island. one more tea word up. cute little mountain dog. tranquil and insignificant all at the sametime.

it's straight down. a friggin volcano. thank you very much. todays adventure starts with. all toast. omg you guy made guacamole. okay. wayan. we're in search of coffee. and with a banana pancake

passport. explorer pose thats lombok. this is the sea. who's paddle boarded before? got a good vibe to it. gave away 1.4 million. cool little beach hut i think. grab your bivvy bag.

[laughing]. cock roach exterminators. excellent. bitten to buggery. glorious. quite a big cry. sunsets coming in that way. mordor's over that way.

bali horse riding

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

because so many of you asked if i can speak indonesian so if you like this video than give it a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss any more videos see you soon,

bali horse riding, bye bye

bali honeymoon

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

who put those islands there? by travelpod member rg09 russell & the balinese synchronised swimming team. by travelpod member rg09 do you think the boat will fit through? by travelpod member rg09 a lovely bay to dive. by travelpod member rg09 the bat cave!!!! by travelpod member rg09

bali honeymoon, a cosy place for dinner by travelpod member rg09 all the statues had flower offerings by travelpod member rg09 luckily this wasn't outside our window by travelpod member rg09 pina colada anyone? by travelpod member rg09

lovely carvings inside the hotel's grounds by travelpod member rg09 walking along the beach by travelpod member rg09 chicken sambal snack by travelpod member rg09 more fountains! by travelpod member rg09

bali holidays

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

theres no doubt about it, bali can get prettycrazy i know about magic mushrooms... he thoughthe was dead actually look i think a lot of them do things herein bali that they wouldn't normally do at home... alright, we're not going to sugar coat it.one of the main reasons people come to kuta

bali holidays, is to party hard. its no surprise then thatsome people go a little overboard, and if you push it too far, you could land in someseriously hot water. craig beveridge, head of the bimc hospitalin bali has seen travellers do some mind boggling things under the influence.

yeah look i think a lot of them do thingshere in bali that they wouldn't normally do at home. as an example riding a motorbikewithout a helmet, you know you just wouldn't do it at home, and the roads are certainlyno softer here. the thing is you can really hurt yourselfon these things, especially if you aren't wearing shoes, helmet, or pants. so if youfind yourself in bali not wearing pants for all the wrong reasons, you might want to getyourself a four wheeled vehicle, at least you won't need to worry about complicatedthings like, you know, gravity. oh, and if you have travel insurance, youcan forget about making a claim if you are seriously wasted, it's just not going to happen.

if you're drunk it will open you up to a wholebunch of other problems too. drink spiking is always a bit of a problemin places like these, so its vital that you keep your eye on your drink at all times,if you're not careful, who knows what might happen... yep, theres no doubt that kuta is a prettycrazy town, with practically everything on offer ecstasy, lsd, magic mushrooms, marijuana these are all drugs that you can get veryfreely in kuta. what you can also get very freely are jail sentences of up to 30 years,and you could face the firing squad if you

are caught in possession of drugs, awesome. what have you heard about drugs over here? i know about magic mushrooms, and i had badexperiences. my boyfriend had, and it was not good. what happened to him? he thought he was dead actually and i hadto convince him that he wasn't. and that wasn't very fun at all its pretty easy to go crazy here, the rulesare very lax and its a hedonistic atmosphere, but its like anywhere else in the world. ifyou're going to get off your face, you could

find yourself in trouble. so if you have any memories left, and you'dlike to take them home in one piece remember this excessive drinking can lead to exaggeratedegos, poor dancing, vomiting and fighting, usually in that order. and avoid the motorbike taxis if you don'twant to add full body gravel rash into the equation. keep an eye on your drinks spiking is prettycommon, and seriously, 20 years in a bali prison with a cellmate called brutal, itsjust not worth getting high for.

so get out there and explore your boundaries,but remember to stay safe.

bali handara

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

she died this morning. hello. welcome to our country! i hope you had a good journey? i trust my assistant escorted you to your hotel. you know your financial support will save countless lives.

bali handara, listen, get some rest, and i will send a driver to collect you for our meeting in the morning. once again: welcome! waiter! whiskey and ice. go!

yes, sir. right away, sir. my mother died because we ran out of money for her treatment and care. the difference between what they announce about affordable aids health care and treatment and the reality that we went throughis like night and day. i'm going to find out what's going on, and i'm going to tell the world. like they say: 'sunlight is the best disinfectant.' i'll be there in the next few minutes. the main roads are jammed, but i've taken a shortcut. ok? move it, damn it!! who the hell do you think you are?!

you are nobody! you are nothing!you don't matter! you are nobody. ok. hello, my dear friend, google. i'm counting on you, now. show me where i can read about how aids money is spent around here. you know, like official documents, reported budgets, expenditures... no. dead end. ok. let's try.... yes! yes! oh, google. you're such a wonderful friend! quick-witted and responsive to my every desire.

ok, umm, 'corruption' ... 'aids' ... in this country of mine. incredible! it looks like my family isn't the only one to have gone through what i did. you!? there's been talk for years about this guy who makes his fortune by eating aids money like a famished crocodile and nobody seems to be doing anything about it. he's still here! it looks like he bought influence where it really counts. he's going to find out that things have changed now. i've got influence, too.

i know you don't like the snow, sweetheart. i know, but never forget: you're getting the most prestigious university degree money can buy. nothing but the best for my little girl! ok? transparency. activism. youth empowerment. social media. investigative ... video ... journalists. citizen journalists for justice.right here in the neighborhood! open daily from ... so, that's what happened. could you please do something about this? please?

well, what do you think? no. but ... why? if you want us to do this for you, i'm sorry, the answer is no. but if you want us to do it together,then we're good to go. but ... i've ... i've never done ... you can count on our support. let's roll. fran, steve! you two make a plan of interviewing aids clinics in the area. find people who have been through what juliette has.

listen up, please! we must emphasize that not everybody is corrupt around here. there are excellent organizations doing honest work, yet they lack the funding they need. why? this is because they refuse to play the corruption game and major funders often don't do the hard work that is necessary to identify and support local groupsof dedication and integrity. you're going to sign here ... and here. i want to assure youwe'll use the money well. thank you. ... and that's what happened.

i believe my mother died because the resources destined for aids treatment were misappropriated. are you saying that you suspect corruption? yes. we're going to get to the bottom of this.i'm gregory nduko of citizen journalists for justice. by all accounts, this hiv and aids support center does good, honest work, but they lack the funds required to help everyonethat comes to them for assistance. we appeal to the donor communityto give them a close look. how was that? that was good.

yeah? thank you. ... let me see. hello. sir, we've got some information about him.should we post it? oh, ok, good. remember, don't post anything at alluntil you've confirmed and reconfirmed the facts. we cannot and will not spread rumors about people. only the facts! ok. this is definitely it. there he is! here he comes! excuse me, sir. i'd like to ask you aboutyour management of hiv/aids funds. leave me alone, you little rats. did you get that?

yes, i did. 100,000 views on your interview video, juliette! i know. comments are coming infast and furious, greg. leave me alone... some are in german. anybody speak german? and then, you know what? three radio stations want me in studio today. two tv stations want me for interviews. how are you coping with the cold, sweetheart? you have seen videos about me on the web?

ah .. you know, sweetheart, these are just kids having fun. ok? hello? hello! can i speak to my friend, gregory? who? gregory, please. oh, greg! please hold on for a second. i think it's him on the phone! yes? hello, mister gregory! i do admire the work that you all do,

and i would like to make a personal contribution to your organization. a considerable contribution. you know, we are brothers, and we should help one another, shouldn't we? thank you, but we don't accept donationsfrom subjects of our investigations. 'subjects of your investigations?!'who the hell do you think you are? you are nobody! you are nothing! you don't know me. i can shut you down! in the next few minutes, you're going to kiss your website goodbye. have a nice day.

stand by to shift to our alternative website.prepare the next one, huh? check it out. i just received another message with a link to one of the videos those kids are making about you. getting nervous? they're still doing it? i'm not worried.these are a bunch of nobodies. i'm untouchable, man! i'm connected. you! get over here! now! what is it?! do you know who i am? you are relieved of your duties, effective immediately.

uh, sir. excuse me, sir, i ... the reason is that you are a national embarrassment. you are an international embarrassment. you are a criminal. and you are in fact a murderer. open the gate! let us in! we are citizen journalists for justice. let us in! you probably don't remember me, but, i'm nobody. i'm nothing. i don't matter. right?

bali hai

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

bottleback dolphin fanta ray schooling orange fairy basslets giant octopus breather white-spotted eagle ray

bali hai, titan triggerfish (left front screen) abradakabra! great barracuda hawksbill sea turtle

nembrotha nudibranch (nembrotha rutilans) purple sea fan wobbegong shark marble/bull ray swimming among gorgonian sea fans 5 big marble/bull rays at their "chilling spot" school of big eye squirrelfish pink anemonefish table corals 4 orange-fin anemonefish (sabe anemonefish) & orange fairy basslets

pair of pyramid butterflyfish longtail stingray schooling yellow-striped goatfish

bali guide

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Wed, 19 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

hello samuel here, i would tell youmy first day in bali. i have 2 or 3 quick tips to give you bycompared to bali. for starters, when you get to the airport.taxi drivers will try to rip as possible. hello samuel here, i would tell youmy first day in bali. i have 2 or 3

bali guide, tricks to give you overbali. for starters, when you get to airport. taxi drivers willtry to rip you off as much as possible. in my case they offered me 150 000idr (about $ 15 cad) for a race 6 km. on leaving, the person offered meidr 120,000 so $ 12 cad which is still much

for indonesia. so even if they sayit is a fixed price and it is the same thing everywhere, it is not true! secondly,same principle to the kuta beach. we go offer you an umbrella for 2 hoursto 100,000 idr ($ 10) this is totally ridiculous. finally, it cost me 50 000idr ($ 5 cad) for 2 hours with 2 drinks included. it's worth negotiating.regarding the famous massages in bali. it is very simple, if you want it youcosts $ 10 or less for 60 minutes. wait receive a massage in a room where hewill be sheets to separate tables. if it costs you more than $ 25. you willbeing in a closed room will be much more agreable. despite that, this morning mymassage therapist was a guy of 20 or 22

year-old from lombok. when he arrived,i said to myself. ouff it does not start well. but it was one of my best massagesfor life. tonight i'm going to eat in a good restaurant to find one of myfriends with whom i participated in the program canada world youth. i wish you ahave a good day.

bali green school

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Wed, 19 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

>> the following program is a high-definition production of blue ridge pbs. [ music - pomp and circumstance ] >> hello, and welcome to "what

bali green school, it takes". i'm dr. rose martin, and today we're going green. fishburn park elementary school

in roanoke city is one of 78 schools in the nation recently recognized by the secretary of education with a green ribbon award. now, their green ribbon award winner because they're committed to making their school a healthier place to learn, and

they're showing students how the environment connects to their own lives. joining me in the studio today, tom fitzpatrick from roanoke city schools. welcome, tom. we've got kit richards, a teacher at the award-winning

fishburn park elementary school. welcome. we have robert marek, a community partner from roanoke cement and titan america. and a very special guest today, miss aniya olly, a rising 4th grader. very glad you're all here.

when secretary duncan opened the inaugural green ribbon schools in 2011, he said that winning schools would be making the greatest progress in three areas. first, they were going to reduce environmental impact. next, they were going to improve

healthy environments for their students. then, thirdly, they were going to have an environmental education program that helps students achieve. as a trailblazer, fishburn park is recognized by the u.s. department of education as a

green-ribbon school. congratulations to all of you, and let's go ahead and get started. what an honor. so i guess i'm going to have to just start with whoever wants to jump in, how did fishburn park decide to go green?

>> well, it was kind of a directive from the school board and the superintendent of schools that we do a focused school for environmental science. and we opened to kids from all over the city. we don't look at test scores or

grades; we look at your interest in the environment and a broad group of kids from across the city. we started this endeavor three years ago. >> i guess the natural question is how expensive is it to do something like this?

>> that's a great question, because one of the things that we have to do as a public school system is be very careful of how we use taxpayer dollars. so we have spent very little, very, very little in putting the programs in, and a lot of that has to do with some of the

things that robert has done with our community partners. we have gardens and an amphitheater with the help from roanoke cement and lowe's home improvement and norfolk and southern providing materials and hours. it's been a partnership.

>> what's it like to be a partner on a project like this? >> it's a lot of fun. working with the teachers, the principal, the students, it's a lot of fun for us. my company and all of those working in that field, it's our corporate social responsibility

to participate in our own community, and work with the schools in that area. and the world needs to be greener. >> you had mentioned about having other volunteers working with you. did your company provide

volunteers to also help with the school process? >> yes. we volunteer our engineering, corporate engineering group. they do energy audits at the school. that's one of the awards that we do offer to the schools, the

winning schools, is an energy audit for the school system. >> in the school system, did you use that energy audit to make any changes? >> we used it to help the children see how the school operated and where we would lose energy and ways we could fix it,

and we used the engineers to come in with their electronic devices and use them as learning tools for the children. >> aniya, what's it like to be in a school going through all this? >> it's pretty exciting going to fishburn park, it's a good

school to go to, they try to help the environment, so i like it. >> what special things do you do for the environment? >> we pick up litter anytime we see it, and we -- >> talk a little bit about the composting in the cafeteria.

that's a pretty cool thing. >> when we're done with our lunches, there's like this thing you're supposed to go to, and we have a thing where we save the food instead of wasting it, and we wash the containers and -- yeah. >> do a lot of kids participate?

does every kid do it, or only a few kids? >> everybody. >> it took some doing, to teach the kids what goes in the compost bin, what goes in the recycling bin, what goes in the trash, but once the kids got it, they've become master

composters. >> let's go back to the award. what went into getting an award like this? what did you have to demonstrate for the judging committee? >> the award has three basic parts: what we're doing for energy efficiency, what we're

doing for health and social education, for both the staff and the kids, and then how we're making environmentally literate fishburn is a 60-year-old school building. we didn't score real high on lead-certified school and great energy efficiency, so we put our

energy into what could we do to use that best, like turning off lights when we're not in rooms, turning the heat down on nights and weekends and that kind of thing, and also really working with the kids with particular programs. the composting one is a great

example of something about anybody could do. when we started with this program, we didn't want to be using styrofoam in the cafeteria. well, again, we have to be careful how we spend that money, and cardboard trays and bowls

and things are more expensive. we were passionate about this, and it was important, so we started this at fishburn, where, as aniya said, we're using all cardboard trays, and the kids are composting the cardboard, the left over food. we have a composting company

that picks that stuff up, takes it out to a nearby county, and produces soil out of it. the savings in not dumping the dumpsters, which are mostly full of styrofoam from the cafeteria, equal the increase cost, so we've been able to do this at a zero cost to the city, and one

of the neat things about the program at fishburn, we are now composting in all of our roanoke we've taken that idea that the kids really bought into at fishburn. >> and spread it across. when you look at the community involvement, you were saying you

also took it to the place and they do soil with it. what about a partner coming in? could you show us some of the specifics your company did do to help. >> what we did at our company, we did our own energy audits, and once we found energy savings

through different lighting techniques, alternative fuel sources, burning biodiesel, we wanted to take that to the community. we put in our own beehives, we have trout ponds, we've got trout streams that are running through our property.

and we wanted to introduce that to the community. and so we took the knowledge that we gleaned from our own audits and took those to the school systems, to help the schools with energy savings. >> so you actually go i have it the school, and you're actually

hands on helping them throughout the process. >> what specific things have you found have been helpful for you? >> we were able to turn that around and pass that on to the children. we recently put on an energy assembly where we taught

children where energy comes from and specific ways they could save energy in their homes, and then we had a contest to see which family could save the most energy. those practices came full circle for us. >> did you participate in that

contest about saving energy? >> i think so. >> well, good. one of the things that as community partners, we look to see different ways partners can get involved and help schools. what would you suggest to other businesses that are out there

today watching, thinking "maybe i can get involved and help my school"? >> the one thing i can say is it's fun. they would enjoy it. it doesn't cost a lot of money. we donated a chiller, for instance, and an aquarium, and

the state provided 300 eggs for the school. this is part of the tic program, "trout in the classroom", and it gives the students a learning opportunity, they raise trout during the year, but it didn't cost us a awful lot of money. and the engineers that came out

and did the energy audit, they loved it! they're still talking about it. >> are you finding cost savings districtwide because of the energy audits and some of the things they're doing? >> yes, some of the things we've translated in, they came in with

an infrared camera, and the kids were able to look in the camera and see where the heat was leaking from the building, and we were able to translate some of those things. that's the financial support. and support personnel. we had an event last week where

students launched rockets, and people came out and helped those kids do the rocket launching, seemed like they have a good time. we worked them hard. >> it takes an awful lot of hands to make those things happen in school.

>> do you have that support from the teachers, with so many demands on academic achievement and so many demands on getting the kids ready to take whatever assessments they have to be taking? >> absolutely. i think the staff, teachers,

custodians, everyone embraces the environmental focus and wants to get involved, and it makes the teaching fun. the more hands on you can do, the more interested the kids are, the more the teachers enjoyed it. >> i recently had a chance to

sit down with your principal, judy lackey, fishburn park elementary principal. i asked about changes at the let's take a look at what she had to say, and we'll talk about it on the other side. >> how does your garden grow? that's just one of the questions

students are asking at fishburn. >> we're working in the garden today, are we going to be in the raised bed today? are we having earth hour today? they being here, they love seeing the painted animals and birds and butterflies on the sidewalk.

they love looking at all the beautiful murals we have and having conversations about those. they like having choices that they can make with our earth hour and what they want to learn about. >> they're learning how to take

care of the environment. since environmental science became a focus here at fishburn park three years ago, principal judy lackey has noticed growth, not just in the garden. >> for the past two years, we have achieved adequate yearly progress under no child left

behind, we are fully accredited. our discipline data indicates our children are making better choices for themselves, and we have very good attendance at fishburn park for our students. >> reporter: the u.s. department of education has also taken notice, naming fishburn

park a national green ribbon >> there were 78 schools in the nation recognized for their achievement for the three cornerstones of the green ribbon schools: the building, which hopefully net zero from the environment, health and fitness, and the environmental literacy

programs that you have at your >> reporter: just like in the environment, there has to be a balance. >> we've looked at our environment and said okay, how can we integrate our centers of learning into this environmental activity.

you have to sometimes have to hook outside the box, you have to look at the learning tree. all the teachers have been trained in both environmental curriculums, but the teachers have taken it a step further by looking at ways they can bring in the environment into everyday

activities here at school, such as we have our children recycle paper once a week, our fourth and fifth graders take care of that, and we weigh how much we are recycling, and we graph it. and that relates directly to the standard of learning. we go out, and we measure how

far we're going to plant a row of beans in our garden. so we are trying to think all the time of how we can integrate our environmental practices and lessons into our standards of learning. we do a huge earth week celebration in honor of earth

day, and it is right before s.o.l. testing, and i'm going oh, we're missing in-class time for learning, and yet we turn around, and our numbers for s.o.l., our pass rates, are incredible for all of our subjects for all of our >> so we need to clear up the

weeds around it. >> our environmental focus gets our children outside. we do a lot of hands-on learning, and i think it's all of that plus we just have high expectations for ourselves and our children here at school. >> reporter: a green program

that could easily be the envy of others in the education world, growing right here in our own backyard. . >> i so much enjoyed my visit at fishburn park, from the murals on the wall to talking to the principal, the numbers in the

data -- they speak for themselves. kids want to go to school, with a 95% attendance rate. what kinds of things are happening in your curriculum that engage kids so they want to go to school? >> we have to focus on the

standards, but any standard can be taken and turned into an environmental lesson, but with so much outdoor possibilities, we can work outside and focus on the standards there, too. >> how do you rewrite the curriculum to include the standards and have an

environmental impact? it might be tough on teachers who are already trying to get the job done. >> i think if you're committed to doing it, it's not that hard. instead of measuring blocks in a classroom, why not go outside and measure how much a plant has

grown? >> how much about from the district perspective? it's kind of a risk, isn't it? >> that's our attitude with a lot of things. we use our community partners at the cooperative extension to do environmental learning tree to

give the teachers some of the things they need, at fishburn and across the district, because we found when kids are passionate about what they're doing, they're involved, their attendance improves, their test scores come up, because they're learning, and they want to be

there. >> and i notice that about your disciplinary instances. what's it like at fishburn? >> it's very nice. when you have students who want to come to school and want to learn, it definitely cuts down on problems.

>> is it the engagement? >> i think it's engagement, i think it's the pace, a robust curriculum that moves quickly and keeps students engaged. >> i guess when i think about what makes this school a really great place to go and a great place to learn, do you have

anything you could share with people? >> kids get excited about what they understand, and they get excited about what they're passionate about, so when they learn, whether from community partners or from the classroom teachers about recycling, about

composting, about energy savings, they get excited about doing that, the third-grade class did some water quality testing, they went out and tested the quality of the two ponds on the campus and found out one was not as healthy as the other, shaded, had a lot of

leaves in it. the kids decided as a group what they needed to do was to clean out that pond and fix that ecosystem, and it was really neat to see them get excited about it, get working as a team, come in with their own clothes and make a tremendous mess

cleaning that up and fixing that environment. and so that makes them environmentally literate citizens. so as adults, when they're making decisions about what are we going to fund, how we're going to spend our money, they

can make an informed decision. >> has it changed the way any of you operate in your own lives, recycling, making the world a better place? >> our awareness, absolutely. >> for me personally, our home is much more energy efficient. we've changed all of the light

bulbs, we're conscious of controls with the air conditioning and heat sourcing and insulation in the home, and we've made numerous changes, and it shows up on the electric bill. >> sure! >> it's almost a mind-set.

things you may not have thought about in the past, when you're working in an environmental school, it's always in the forefront of your mind. >> how do you help teachers make that transition from the model of what they were used to in another school to all of a

sudden going out and composting and working in flower beds and collecting rain? >> i think the training, it helps, that the division provides for us, gets your feet wet, and networking, sharing ideas with other teachers. >> you were sharing with me

about a few projects that you have going on, namely the community activities with the environmental fashion show and other things. talk about that. >> the fashion show is probably the most popular activity at we collect not just old clothing

but gently used goods, then keep them in the school, and one evening we put on a fashion show, and the students are our models, and we usually have a little dance number to go with it, and the day after the fashion show, we open the school up and sell the gently used

goods, and that helps help raise money for our financial needs. >> what do you do with your fruits and vegetables that you grow? >> we try to eat some of it, and we do a farmers market at the school during summer school. >> i was reading something about

bees and other things that are happening with honey and some other activities, with world water monitoring day. what kinds of other activities are you doing? >> well, we do the earth hour, and that's an activity where the children participate once a

month in an activity that they choose, and that's a little -- it furthers their environmental awareness on that specific >> so give me an example. what would that be? >> well, last year we put on a play. the kids came in, and we wrote

an environmental play, then we produced it and put it on for the whole school. other teachers may be specifically focusing on wind energy, water energy, topics like that. >> and what about for earth day? i understand you do an earth

week. >> we do a whole earth week, there are activities every single day that children can get engaged in. some are art activities, some are hands on like the launching of the rockets. last year tom brought in a

planetarium so the kids got to see the night sky and talk about stars. >> aniya, tell me about the fun things you've gotten to do, about the earth week or fashion show or some of the things you're doing. what are some of your favorites?

>> the fashion show, and i like the fashion show is because we got to model. >> you got to model, and you got to donate some things along the way, too. when you think about the impact that creating a green school, winning this award, by not only

lessening your footprint but by encouraging students to be responsible citizens, by getting community partners involved, what would you say are the next steps for you? >> we definitely want to sustain what we're doing and look for new, innovative ways to bring in

the community, and get people more involved, and certainly create educated children who are stewards of our earth. >> what do you think? >> and the other piece is we're beginning to replicate some of these things in other schools in the division, and then through

especially the green ribbon schools award, we've been able to share some of the things we're doing with other schools across the country, and get some of their ideas. >> what kind of feedback have you gotten from schools across the country?

>> it's been pretty positive. it's been neat to hear what other schools are doing. it may be as simple as putting in a no idling zone. turning off the buses and parent cars during pickup time, to changing the heating system in >> so you mentioned earlier that

your building is old, so it doesn't necessarily have to be a brand new state-of-the-art facility in order to make a real difference. >> you have to start where you are. you don't have control over the we're working toward

improvements, but we can make improvements with composting, with recycling, with how we're using the energy that we're using, how much -- how we're controlling that, and it's been neat to see, for example, the recycling, how the kids have taken that home.

we work with preschoolers through fifth graders, and we have a special-ed program, and all those handicapped kids are involved as well. one of the dads came back, the dads of the preschool, and he says "i have to drink my dr. pepper up in my bedroom,

because my child follows me around to get that can." that started with what the school's doing. >> as we share final thoughts with folks, what would you say to teachers of how they can get started or make a difference? >> i would say take the first

step, find a lesson you're interested in, create one of your own, and you'll find the ideas will come more easily, and you'll be able to incorporate all kinds of environmental things in your curriculum. >> and what about to the community?

>> awareness of energy issues, and to get involved, because they will enjoy it. it's not a lot of money. it's -- the return on the investment is three-fold, with the fun you have with the teachers and the students and your involvement.

>> have you gotten support from everyone throughout your company, your industry, has that been an advantage to helping? can other communities look to tap their resources and do the same thing? our people have all embraced it. so many of the things, from the

greenways to the schools, a lot of community involvement, cancer, heart association. >> so you help out in lots of different ways. >> and aniya, i'm going to ask you, if you were to think about one thing you could tell kids they could do to make the world

a better place and help their schools, what would it be? >> don't litter, pick up litter when you see it, recycle bottles, don't throw them in the trash can. >> and i guess from a district perspective, others looking to see what they could do to make a

difference? >> getting the kids enthused about a particular thing. the environment is certainly an easy one. it enables kids to get excited, and when they're excited they learn, and they're more engaged. >> i think we'll leave it right

isn't that what we all want? as we close today, our society is facing so many issues, climate change, energy crisis, and environmental pollution f. we all lived the fishburn elementary school pledge: no job is too big, if no action for no action too small, care for

the environment is the task of all. thank you for joining us today. for more information, go to blueridgepbs.org. programs like this are made possible because of you. i'll see you next time on "what captioned by feature subtitling

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welcome back to "golf life." we're standingat bali hai golf course, and colton, what a better way to get off the tee than a brand-newdriver for 2016. >> it's one of the greatest feelings in the world, hitting it straightdown in the fairway. >> it really is. we wanted to take you guys out and show you some ofthe leading product out there right now. colton went around the pga show. we talked to differentfolks. >> yeah, we talked to engineers of

bali golf, those bigger companies, as well as marketingmanagers and c.e.o.s of the smaller companies. and what i found was the innovation and theforgiveness of these drivers is now making driving fun again. >> it really is. let'sgo around the pga show and talk to people about the new drivers for 2016. â™ª â™ª â™ª â™ª >> ourkey design principle for 2016 was to make

a really forgiving driver that was also fast,and that's kind of the sweet spot for players because they want to hit a lot of fairways,but they are not willing to trade distance to do so. so, one of the things we did iswe reached out to boeing. this is the largest aerodynamics company in the world. they makeairplanes. they make fighter jets. they make drones. they make things that go fast. andwe thought maybe they have some ideas about aerodynamics, and we worked with them on anew feature we have on the xr 16, which is called a trip step, and we're calling it ourspeed step crown, and what that does is, as the air goes over the top of the driver, itactually helps it reattach to the back of the driver, making it very, very fast. andwhat this allowed us to do is unlock the m.o.i.,

so we could stretch out the shape and makeit a very, very high m.o.i. driver because boeing worked with us to make it very, veryfast. so, you combine that with our new r-moto face, and we're really, really excited aboutthis driver launch. â™ª â™ª â™ª â™ª >> this is complimented to m1, really. it kind ofstarted on the same platform. when you set down this m2 driver for the first time, itlooks very much like an m1. it has that multi-material construction, a carbon-composite crown. thisis really proprietary, the carbon that we make here. it saves weight and allows us tomove down to the bottom of the sole. whereas an m1 you have this ability to personalizeit with all the movable weight and such, this one, all that weight savings is isolated intoone spot. it's low and back, and that provides

a lot of forgiveness and ball-speed protectionon the face, so essentially we're making an extremely forgiving version of the m1. youwalk in, you say, "hey, you know what? i hit it all over the face. i don't really wantto mess around with all that adjustability." the m2 is gonna deliver that hot trajectorybut gonna provide that extra forgiveness. we work every day to try to provide more performanceto the golfer through innovative ideas and technologies, and if we stop doing that, we'regonna stop being on the top, so we're gonna continue on that path. â™ª â™ª â™ª â™ª >> oneof the things we know about performance of metal woods and irons as well is center ofgravity is one of the most important specs to focus on. so what we've done with the kingltd line is focus a lot on improving the center

of gravity by taking weight out of the topand front of the club and moving it down and further back. so, this design incorporatessomething called a spaceport. we actually had done research with cases on the internationalspace station around spaceport technology, plating technology, and other things to giveus a little inspiration. we also have some key technologies on the inside of the clubto help us save that weight. so, the spaceport can be removed and you can see inside thegolf club. it's actually also a lens, but you can see inside the golf club without takingit off. what we wanted to do there was show off some of the technologies that give usthe best c.g. and inertia properties in golf today. this club has a very high inertia -- about4,700 inertia points -- and a very low c.g.

we call it a zero c.g. driver. so, it's verylow c.g., which gives it a great speed, high launch, low spin, and great forgiveness, somethingthat nothing else offers in the market today. >> the new g driver, i think the first placeto start is this very unique design on the crown of the driver. so, john solheim, ourchairman and c.e.o., sent us a picture of a dragonfly, and we were inspired by that.he said, "let's learn from that," and so we created a very thin exoskeleton design thatallows us to create our thinnest crown thickness ever -- 17 thousandths of an inch. we kindof broke the barriers for how thin you can centrifugally vacuum-cast titanium. so, theend result -- seven grams of weight-savings, 20% thinner crown. we located all that masslow back for a deeper center of gravity to

launch the ball higher in the air.

bali girls

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belly dance girl-2ne1-i am the best belly dance girl 'choi min-jung'! she wore a bundle of fur! they glance at her. choi min-jung(5) - the youngest belly dancer choi min-jung received lots of awards in belly dance not only in korea, but she also received awards of world belly dance competition.

bali girls, she missed the beat on purpose! omg! look how she shakes her belly. she tries her best to dance along with lyrics, but it looks like she's waddling since she's only 5 years old. and now she walks like a model in runway.

everyone, just shake your body like me! they got nervous.

bali getaway

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(july 17, typhoon nangka approaches) (strong wind warnings over haeundae, busan) (the members are gathering here today) it's too cold here. i hate it when it's cold from the start.

bali getaway, this place is packed in the summer. the waves are so strong here. right? it's good weather for surfing.

(this is happening for real) i've never seen that flip over before. (the life savers gather) check the waves. (what did the life saver just toss aside?) he threw choco pies. an emergency choco pie? i saw it. it's a choco pie. hey...

(it's mine) what a find. he threw aside his choco pies and jumped into the water. it's like he tossed aside lead weights. you know that? the owner of those choco pies is that big guy over there. take a look.

(he's returned after the rescue) he's looking for his choco pies. look... he's looking for them. (my pies...) oh, no. 2 days and 1 night! - he took your choco pies. / - over here. i was holding them for you.

- have them. / - oh, no, no. it's okay. there's no one here because of the weather. - hello. / - going in the water is forbidden. hey, it's forbidden today. - he says we can't. / - it's not allowed. we can't go in the water today. this is known as the waikiki of korea. it's the representative summer vacation spot

of haeundae. we do have a typhoon coming... why is it always like this for us? geez. we hardly ever come to haeundae. it's the summer vacation period. we've prepared a luxurious summer holiday. luxurious? - luxurious holiday? / - luxurious?

- luxurious? / - what's going on? today's destination... it's known as the bali of korea. korea's bali? (a dream-like vacation spot full of romance) (bali) (we head for korea's bali today) do you know where bali is? i do.

i've been there. - indonesia. / - the emerald blue sea. - white beach. / - bikinis. bikini. - you must have bikinis. / - bikinis right away. for our summer holiday... we've prepared outfits for the occasion. bring out the outfits. they look stuffy.

(there are good outfits and bad ones) how will we wear this? this is embarrassing. this is trouble. - in busan? / - with so many hot girls. so much variety. - how can we dress in this? / - feels new. it's the shark hat. that's perfect.

that suits you perfectly. - so scary. / - look at this guy. - i can't look. / - piggy man. there's only one of those. i'll infect you all. he's scary. - this will do. / - this is yours. - this is a little. / - we have to win. - that's right. / - we have to divide into teams.

to decide who will be wearing what... they have an international beach volleyball competition in haeundae. what on earth? is that what you do in meetings? working on puns? we are in korea's bali after all. (fine, we'll play volleyball) (they decided teams by rock, paper, scissors)

we'll divide the teams like this for now. and we'll work out who wears what. you're not going up against each other. we have other people for you to go against. - come on out. / - i saw them. - hello. / - hello. oh, hello. hello. - you're really burnt. / - greet the camera? hello, i have 14 years experience.

i'm a beach volleyball national rep kim eonhye. - eonhye. / - hello, i have 10 years experience. beach volleyball national rep jeong hyeonju. national rep? - so you're national reps. / - yes. (beach volleyball game of chance with reps) (each team plays 1 set with the national reps) (once the reps score 10, it's game over) (the team that scores more)

(while the national reps score 10, wins) (in this case the young boys win) since we have 3 on our side... we have the advantage. they're not missing a shot. they're good. they're just too good. wow... (totally nervous)

pass me the ball. (provoking them for no reason) (returns the favor) (will he get married?) (i'm sorry...) (this zone is smaller) (while the national reps score 10 points) (which team will score more?) we'll begin the beach volleyball contest.

(many spectators have gathered to watch) do rock, paper, scissors. - rock, paper, scissors. / - men do rock. - men do rock. / - men do rock. if you don't play, you lose. rock, paper, scissors. (paper) (rock) (so that's how it is) (hehe) - ready. go. / - we're ready.

(is he from our country?) over there. nice! - go, go, go. / - nice. (good receive) (and) (a perfect attack) cheating, cheating. - that's cheating. / - cheating!

- cheating! / - cheating. - 1:0. / - it's too close. - 1:0. / - she used a fake. oh, really? you hit me? let's go. (the rep team to serve) joonyoung! - that's cheating. / - what's going on?

- that's cheating. / - what was that? you should dive for the ball. we just need to score one point. the fool, the fool. serve to the fool. receive it. (as we expected) come on! it's easy, it's easy. it's pretty easy.

(who will i serve to this time?) no, no, not there. hey, get it. why's it so strong? why don't you serve it to me? serve to me too. hey. it's going over! they let us off.

- did they? / - they did. - wow... / - she let us off? she let you off. that's not allowed. 1:5. let's go, joonyoung. just get it over the net. you did it. well done. you got it over.

it's over. joonyoung! (joonyoung gets the ball up in the air) he got it over. what the? (you again?) (i'm here too) (disappointed) 9:1. please pass it over slowly.

- softly. / - give us an easy one. - softly. / - yeah, yeah. - let's go. / - come on, let's go. (tuna?) - it's meaningless. / - it's meaningless. (he plays volleyball with his chest) it's all meaningless. 10:1. what are you doing?

- is this stupid volleyball? / - stupid volleyball. - we could win this. / - it's meaningless. just give them 1 point... - i'll serve strong. / - no, no points. just 1. zero points... - let's go! / - let's go. - go! / - devious serve. give us a devious serve. i reckon this won't go over.

it won't go over. (the serve just made it over) it hit the net... (but then...) taehyun's actually pretty bad. nice. don't go easy on them. - that's it. / - there you go. (oh!)

no, no, no. good job. - good job. / - good job, good job. why did you dive for it? why did you dive there? why did you dive? do well. you girls have to play really well. hard serve, hard serve.

- speed. / - that's it! (they receive the ball) (the ball heads to an empty space) (taehyun somehow managed to get it over) (what the) they're true national reps. - that's it. / - who's she going to serve to? up high? - the middle. / - up high, up high.

yours. - you got it. / - oh, no. (they score their first point) (he deviously punched the ball over) (it's like they've won a gold medal) (we scored 1 point!) (that's over the top) we just need one more point. - one more. / - yeah.

(however) come at us. (they couldn't score that extra point) it's tied at 1:1. then we'll have you play against each other... sounds good. 10 sets 1 point... - no, i mean... / - 10 sets? 1 point each? he's a fool.

10 sets 1 point? what on earth is that? 10 points 1 set. we'll do survival rock, paper, scissors. the winning team can have the advantage. rock, paper, scissors. rock, paper, scissors! he's too good. we can't win today.

why's our court so big? it's really big. (let's make it smaller) (making the court smaller) - you think that's going to help? / - geez. okay, play ball. - let's begin. / - play boy! - nice. / - that's it. - good, good. / - it's out! it's out!

that sides too small. run! it's too far here. 3:0. it's too wide! he's made it much smaller. you got it, you got it. that's it. hey!

- out! / - what the? we'll have to play against the national reps again. you've scored 5 points, so we'll swap sides. - what? / - you can't do that. why did we play rock, paper, scissors then? we'll swap sides. that's the way. (widening the court again) (this side's busy with construction work too)

how can you make us swap sides? (is he a fool or a genius?) (the volleyball court of their dreams) what is that? (we've failed) (the old boys have the advantageous court) pass, pass. (and this team has the problem solver) (joohyuk!)

nice one. (joohyuk's superb serve) no! - 9:5. / - last serve. the old boys win the outfit game of chance. (old boys win!) (the dream-like holiday begins like this) (with great beach fashion) (2015 s/s vacation fashion)

(models, kim junho, cha taehyun, kim joohyuk) (slim fit rash guard sporty look) (it's important to look like you have nothing to do) very nice. nice. you look cool. (i'm not finished yet) (strip) (unbelievable) (punishing him for his misdemeanor)

(you should strip too) (the representative of luxurious leisure activities) (diving suits make you look manly) hey, young boys. come on! come on, young boys. hey, what's up? (sloppy looking legs) (three mice on the beach) (three typical baddies)

they look so foolish. (sleazy looks and dance moves) that's gross. you know something like this? (the joker card?) we'll move to the bali of korea now. on vacations, you start the morning with coffee and a light snack. we'll enjoy some coffee...

we'll tell you when we're ready. i hope it's a luxurious place. we'll go to... - the hotel lobby here. / - serious? we're going to a hotel? how can we go dressed like this? dressed like this in haeundae? i've put on many performances here in haeundae. - so many hotties here. / - i'm a cool singer!

that's the most luxurious hotel. (a special hotel in haeundae) (the famous summer vacation spot) (a very dignified space) i feel embarrassed dressed like this here. it is. hello. hi. let's not sit with them. it's embarrassing.

(a short while later) we really don't suit this place in our outfits. (spies rumored to be around) he's probably cool in his outfit. isn't that underwear. - this is an edible flower. / - can we eat it? (what did they order for brunch?) (mango shaved ice dessert with red beans) it's really fancy.

- incredible. / - what a blessing. milk, milk. - hey, look. / - it's milk. (they slurp it all up) eat a lot... (the strangest customers at the hotel that day) we've all been to this hotel before, right? you talk like you come here often. i ran away from home in high school

and came around here. - do you remember that? / - oh, that story? about coming to busan? - i ran away for one day. / - your mother told us. has this place been around since then? - my teeth hurt. / - it's like we're on vacation now. that's right. we're going to begin our vacation now. how do you feel?

- i'm looking forward to it. / - it's great right now. everything's great but our outfits. let's head off. have you ever been away on a vacation spot? yes. boracay! maldives. - oh! / - of course... maldives! you know the huts floating on the ocean?

i've slept in one of those. was it good? there are lots of delicious stuff. i've never been somewhere like that before. - why not? / - i thought it'd be boring. (eating on a nice beach is a must on vacation) (and traditional performances like this) (there are great resorts around the country) where are we going?

we're moving to the bali of korea now. i really want to get to bali and take this off. i feel i'm going to die in this. what is the bali of korea? isn't there an island around here? are we going to gwangalli? gwangalli, bali... this isn't the way to gwangalli. no way.

aren't we going back to haeundae? this must be it. - all we did was play volleyball. / - yeah, it's over. isn't this the expressway? this is the expressway. it's not in the city... it's a resort... is it called bali pension? what do you mean bali pension? what a waste this is.

are we finished in busan now? are our managers over there? in busan? i saw the tollgate? - hey... / - what's this? onyang. onyang hot springs. - onyang hot springs. / - what are you on about? what's this? - what the? / - onyang's in chuncheong-do.

what's going on here? it's a beach. a beach? how is this bali? there must be a beach. it's just a neighborhood. it's a food ingredients store. is this a bali mart? oh, yeah. it's a bali mart.

where? - bal-ri mart. / - it says bal-ri mart there. (what is this?) it's bal-ri not bali. there's a place called bal-ri in korea? i see bal-ri apartments. - yeah. / - this must be bal-ri. we've arrived. - what the? / - where are we?

we thought it was a bali resort. (a random traditional performance) (can't adapt) (the performers lead them somewhere) (they get excited for now) (welcome to bal-ri) we've welcomed you with traditional bal-ri music. oh, it's traditional bal-ri music. that's the traditional music.

the resort here is mixed with a country atmosphere. there are various vacation facilities. we'll guide you to the resort for today. resort? - this way. / - resort? thank you. - good-bye. / - bye. (bali, the paradise that people dream about) (we've prepared chocolate fondue)

check this out. (an island overflowing with wonder) (no one can shut their mouths) welcome. (let's head to the paradise of bal-ri) (welcome) hello, sir. oh, hello. - what is going on? / - did you see his necklace?

past a vast garden of tropical trees... we've finally arrived at the resort. so far, it looks amazing. it's so green. very impressed. romantic flowers welcome the honeymooners. they carefully step into the villa. this is paradise. - what is this? / - check out his necklace. - is it made of shells? / - what the...

(garlic necklaces of bal-ri) - are they made of shells? / - garlic necklaces. - what the? / - aren't they shells? - they're so big. / - garlic... - we welcome you... / - it's not even flowers. - oh, the smell... / - not even shells. they're made of garlic. i've seen you so much on tv. nice to meet you.

(the bal-ri citizens welcome the team) - thank you. / - thank you. the smell... (what great hospitality?) he's the owner of this resort. how are you? - the resort owner. / - he's the owner. i'm lee inhwan the village foreman here. we welcome you!

- thank you. / - i'm the home owner here. i'm lee manho of bal-ri. ulsan, ulju, onyang, bal-ri. it actually writes bal-ri here. it's really bal-ri here. it's really bal-ri. it writes bal-ri here on his id card. since when has this village been called bal-ri? to tell you historically...

i'm sure it's been a long time. we're not sure. probably a long time. yes. to boast about bal-ri... the water here is really clean in bal-ri. - the water? / - clean water. - how? / - the water is really clean. i see. if you take a bath here, you'll always be back.

always? like this? since we have clean water, the korean parsley... - korean parsley... / - you need good water for that. - yes. / - sir, those two back there... are they being punished? they're our villagers. you can put it down now. take a break.

(the butlers of bal-ri) put that down now. you've welcomed us enough. because this is a luxurious vacation... - we've prepared a pool villa. / - pool villa? - swimming pool? / - that? do you see your private pool? - that's a bath basin... / - private? no one can see it?

how will they not see? you go in and you can't be seen. sir, what's this? - you must be thirsty. / - thank you. - what is this? / - it's made with our tomatoes. - tomato? / - it's welcome juice. you know welcome juice at hotels? thank you for the fruit cocktail. - bal-ri fruit cocktail. / - have a refreshing drink.

- oh, thank you. / - thank you. cheers. to us. it really feels like we're in bali. - bottoms up. / - is it meant to be spicy? - thank you. / - drink up. - thank you, sir. / - it'll be refreshing. it's so spicy. you're out.

what did you say? - what? / - it's spicy? - it's spicy? / - why would it be spicy? - what's wrong? / - why would it be? - sure, you're not just being suspicious? / - what? - it's tasty. / - how is this spicy? - is this game of chance? / - one of the cups... (you've been tricked) mine's not spicy.

for real? for real? is mine really spicy tomatoes? is it spicy tomatoes? i made it spicy. for real? (it reeks of capsaicin) (cracking up) give me some water! do you want some of this.

all i did was add some salt. - it's not salt... / - you try it then. just try a little bit. okay. pour some in here. - just a tiny bit. / - it shouldn't be spicy... spit it out. oh, it's spicy. (burning) he drank too much.

so only one person had the spicy drink? in order to commemorate our arrival in bal-ri. the resort prepared these welcome drinks. i actually thought... "is this a spicy tomato?" spicy tomato? i thought it was unique. that wasn't just a welcome drink. lunch was on the line.

- that's it. / - i've already had lunch. - you've been chosen. / - i had lunch. i've already filled my stomach. the game of chance isn't over. - there's more? / - what? three of you will be eating and three will starve. junho's the first to starve lunch. got it. he can't eat anything now anyway.

- his stomach is messed up. / - wipe it off. he can't eat. the three survivors will get a special bal-ri meal. those who get capsaicin will get plain rice. give it to me now. let me eat now. so spicy... we'll begin round 2 of the welcome drink game of chance .

we had no warning whatsoever. yeah. - we were fooled. / - you should always be alert. i thought it was really tomatoes. made with a bal-ri specialty. regular pear juice vs. salty pear juice. - salty juice. / - how will we guess this? (bal-ri welcome drink no. 2) (one of these is salty juice)

no way you can guess this. who wants to go first? - it's better to go first here. / - get it over with. - there'll be worse ones after this. / - yeah. i'll go. - you two. / - do rock, paper, scissors. you two can go. here we go. the color looks the same.

- it's too similar. / - i choose blue. - the blue one? / - yes, blue. wait a minute... - you want blue? / - yes, blue. i take orange. if you get the normal juice, give me a sip. okay. drink it up. - drink it right up. / - drink.

1, 2, 3. - drink. / - bye, joohyuk. i tasted the toothpick and it was so salty. (a sip of pear juice) - this is great pear juice. / - is it good? - so salty! / - nice. i thought... so those dressed in swimwear don't get to eat? what the... so we all starve?

- those dressed like baikinman... / - i win. we'll infect you all. the more you suffer, the more you're rewarded. come to the middle. this is a good start. - next up. / - welcome drink. isn't this a cocktail? - what's that? / - cocktail? that's the ulsan on the beach.

ulsan on the beach. i've never seen a blue drink for game of chance. (a blue welcome drink like the color of the sea) the hot guys like this drink. this time you'll be drinking something you can't leave out on vacations. it's a special limited ulsan cocktail. it's called blue ocean of bal-ri. blue ocean of bal-ri?

blue ocean of bal-ri! blue ocean... i can smell the vinegar from here. - vinegar? / - i can smell it from here. i don't want this. two of them are delicious cocktails. two are vinegar cocktails. it's 50:50 chance. but junho's out already.

- then four of us might not eat. / - that's right. your fates rest on these drinks. - rock, paper, scissors! / - what's with you? - i think it's no. 1. / - you think it's 1? - then... / - i think he's right. - i'll take 4. / - take 4. take 4 then. just choose the opposite of what you think. i really don't think that one's right.

- it's no. 4. / - choose no. 4. the smell is coming from this side. i can't tell where the smell is coming from. take no. 4. - i choose no. 2. / - no. 2 is too random. - okay, i've got it. / - bottoms up. - bottoms up. / - bottoms up! it's doable with vinegar. he guessed right.

it's right. he's right. (does he have to gargle?) - it's right. / - he got it. that tastes good. it's just you now. joonyoung, it's just you now. my head hurts. i'm next. what do i choose?

defconn... no. 4 is definitely vinegar. let's choose. drink at the same time now. - that's right. / - i choose no. 3. - cocktail no. 3. / - joonyoung takes no. 1. - cheers. / - joonyoung, hold your nose. - joonyoung... / - blue ocean of bal-ri. joonyoung, you've got it.

- this is sugar. / - 1, 2... hurry it up. just drink it all first. you can do it. just think it's sugar. - who is it? / - it's sugar. just keep it in. - drink it! / - just drink. drink it to make sure.

just drink it to make sure. check if it's really vinegar. just drink some first. why aren't you drinking it? did you drink it all? what is this? is this it? it's this one. it's no. 4.

capsaicin and vinegar... director, so just us two eat? - yes, for today... / - menu... - lunch. / - isn't there a wild card? - save one of us. / - wild card. three should get to eat. wild card. you can just make it. then how about another blue ocean of bal-ri?

blue ocean of bal-ri. - one more glass. / - once more. waiter. let's do this. rock, paper, scissors? i think my intestines have been burnt. - give up? / - no, i don't give up. (he lost again) he's really unlucky today.

- i'm doing well today. / - rock, paper, scissors. no strategizing. - no. 3 looks good. / - i choose no. 1. okay, no. 1. - i choose no. 2. / - no. 2. - go with no. 3. / - no. 3. no. 4? no. 4 seems wrong. the vinegar smell is really strong over here.

- i can smell it here. / - that's my breath. - here and here. / - it's my breath. - let's make this classy. / - grab your glasses. make it classy. i feel like this is meaningless. okay... - memories of bal-ri. / - classy. memories of bal-ri. - cheers. / - cheers.

block your noses and bottoms up. fill your mouths with it. go. drink up. (joonyoung's out) jung joonyoung is out. (taehyun's out too) jung joonyoung is out. there's even more vinegar in this one. - it burns. / - really?

who is it? you didn't drink it, right? (he drank a lot) (capsaicin and a double shot of vinegar) you got it? no... - it's worse. / - they put more in. is he throwing up? (he's cleaning out his insides with a hose)

today is definitely not joonyoung's day. - he's had bad luck. / - i don't suit this place. i don't go well with ulsan. i'm never coming back to ulsan. it's fail. the result of the welcome drink game of chance. - meat! / - i can smell meat cooking. - meat! / - i smell charcoals. you can smell it, right?

- i smell charcoal. / - webfoot octopus? defconn, jongmin, joohyuk. you'll get special bal-ri food for lunch. special lunch! - special lunch. / - special. - as expected. / - we get rice, right? for the losing team... - it's the same for us. / - plain rice. you get bananas.

- lucky you. / - tropical fruit. - you get welcome to bal-ri bananas. / - lucky! what does bal-ri have to do with bananas? it's a tropical fruit. tropical fruit? indonesia bali. wow! meat patties and shabu shabu, knife cut noodles! it's a combo, man!

- wow... / - that's right. just as the village foreman explained. korean parsley is the specialty here. we have spicy knife cut noodles with korean parsley. eonyang bulgogi is famous in ulsan. eonyang bulgogi! i told you eonyang bulgogi tastes good. (they cooking it right next door)

(next to the bal-ri feast...) (three bananas) i think it's going to rain. let's hurry up and eat. i hope it pours. i hope it rains heavily. (he's finished his banana) i hope it showers. (the eonyang bulgogi arrives) let's taste the meat.

here you go. it's freshly cooked. check out the juices. - look at it. / - it tastes totally different. - check this out. / - it's so good. i can smell it from here. you know bees... it's like a hive filled with honey. you know how it's filled with honey?

just like that, it's packed with juices. that's an amazing description. i can't wait! - let's just add the meat. / - add it first. just add them all in one go. - just throw them all in. / - all at once. (the broth isn't even boiling yet) (it'll cook eventually) junho, it's so good.

it's enough to drive you crazy. if joohyuk says it like that, then it's really good. is it that good? you have to do something to try this. - you have to do something. / - how about this? the thing in the next episode. "serious castle." it's called "serious kingdom." despite laughter being banned in this country,

you dare make people laugh? you do a poem with plum. pl. plum. um. two of them. he's the funny one! beat him! how is this funny? apri.

apricot. cot. 9 of them. (if it's not that funny...) so you're not funny. you can go home. you three come up with the skit. - 2-verse poem. / - a funny poem. a poem with bal-ri.

bal-ri. bal-ri... - bal-ri. / - bal. taehyun will do it. taehyun. make it not funny? you don't get anything if we laugh. - okay. / - bal. bad acting... ri.

reaction. why did you laugh? why? i almost got it. why would you laugh? bad acting and reaction. it was so unbelievable that it was funny. it's funny because there's no connection. - unbelievable. / - no connection.

- i succeeded. / - let me do one. please start me off. - you can't do it. / - bal. foot odor. (laughing) that's funny. go one. it's your foot odor! that's funny!

you did that to be funny. i'll do one. - keep going. / - bal. start me off. bal... volleyball. - volleyball? / - yes. rhythmic gymnastics. (the director laughed)

that was funny. that's how it is. see? this skit is funny. we did well. this skit is funny. this skit is actually funny. this is great. the poem is so random... the meat's making the broth...

it's so good, right? the flavor of the meat is spreading. should we try it with shabu? shabu? - okay. / - since it's shabu shabu. sha. sha... (that's being funny!) don't try to be funny.

how can it taste so good? the korean parsley is really chewy. i don't believe it. we have to do something before the meat patty gets cold. okay. shabu. - this is so good. / - sha. shabu. sha. (he hurriedly comes up with his 2-verse poem)

sharon stone's brassiere. hey, what the... hey! you can't say that. sharapova's brassiere. (this poem thing is too hard) sha! - go. / - sha... sha sha sha sha sha sha! e... - bu. / - verybody!

what's that? - you eat. / - oh, yeah! - hey, come on. / - that was so weird. that's loyalty. shot shot shot shot shot! everybody! that was so weird. that was good. try another one. i just put it in but i forgot. the heat's too weak.

- let's go with rib meat. / - rib meat? okay, rib meat. rib. the rib meat... what the? why are you trying to be funny? i just said rib meat. - it's funny. / - why are you so funny? - the rib meat. / - okay, the rib meat. - meat. / - it's gamey.

why are you laughing? why do you keep laughing? - but it's funny. / - how is that funny? okay then. just pick any of the words we've had so far and just say the poem. if it goes silent... - gives you goosebumps. / - it doesn't matter. rib soup.

meat. it's raining. (silence) oh, yeah! what was that? what did he say? - it's raining? / - i couldn't understand. no joke, right? did you say rib soup and b1a4?

- it's raining. / - he said it's raining. he said it's raining? i didn't get it. that makes no sense whatsoever. can this even go on air? this is a joke that makes no sense. there's not much left. - yeah, it's finished now. / - it's almost sold out. (they add the knife cut noodles at the end) (these two haven't had a bite yet)

this is incredible. (the knife cut noodles are almost gone) bal. - bal. / - bal. ballet. ballet? - ri. / - ri. ribbon. eat.

what is ballet ribbon? i can't accept this! this is not allowed. you laughed after i told him to eat. ballet ribbon! - eat. / - it's so good. it's good, right? it has to go silent. bal. ballet.

ri. handcart. (not so fast) (why you...) stop it, seriously. the further you go! (they crack up every time he speaks) - it's over. / - meat. an old man from bal-ri sent in this poem from the fields.

this is going to be funny too. no, no. my foot hurts. you can't do it. - ri. / - i want to travel in a handcart. what? this is really refined. my foot hurts so i'll ride a handcart. it has to not make sense.

you can't help that you're a comedian. your lines all connect. rib. we need more. want to go? meat. it's raining. (chowing down) stop eating. that's incredible. shall we go?

- meat. / - since it's raining. let's eat, let's eat. (one for me) (so i just have to use go and rain?) no one laughed. hurry up. i get it now. - say it for me. / - rib. can you go? i'm going to kill you.

that really wasn't funny. why does this taste so good? this is so delicious. (the poetry recital continued...) we'll say it now. you guys guess it. the. - fool. / - sea. the the fool. (what on earth?)

okay. dir. i'm bleeding. ector. dee dee. i never even imagined that. that's a special one. we're going to be reciting poems all night long. this is actually really fun. (after all that poetry, they played some ball games)

(having fun at the bal-ri resort) (they're having fun) do we go now? did you enjoy your lunch? - it was the best. / - it tasted so good. do we go and play dinner game of chance now? - we have to eat. / - my stomach's going to burst. what do people do most at a vacation spot like bali?

water games. - safari. / - going on rides. - safari. / - off road. off road. fishing. clubbing with strangers. walking around with champagne on the beach. with your sunglasses. and shirtless. what? are you korean?

when you go to famous resorts, they always have hot springs. - spa, spa? / - spa. spa! (really?) (comfort, relaxation, you can get rid of all stress) (a hot spring like this?) (it's good that i'm on this show) we'll move to a spa in bal-ri.

- what's going on? / - nice. is it okay to relax like this? - this is nice. / - it's kind of cold today... it'd be nice to be in an outdoor hot spring. - and also... / - somewhere nice and warm. - is it okay to go through here? / - hello. - is there a path? / - we're walking there. is there a path? there's no path here.

is this the spa? rather than just staying at the resort... it's nice to be out in the cleanliness of nature... that's right! (would it be something like this?) so far it looks amazing. it's so green. - there's corn here. / - seriously... they'd get lots of people if they made this like bali. corn, pumpkin...

perilla leaves! - corn. / - corn. - the color... / - let's take a photo here. - palm tree! / - palm tree... what's a palm tree doing here? these only grow in tropical regions. what's this doing here? - it's a real palm tree. / - it's got fruit. - it's ripe. / - you're right.

- what's this doing here? / - incredible. they planted it here to look like bali. hey, stand for the photo. - bali, bali! / - it really feels like bali. you take the photo like this. like this. don't get your face in it. - bali. / - it's really like bali. bali!

(visiting bal-ri in july 2015) so cute. it's a bal-ri dog! bal-ri dog. hey, bal-ri dog! - look at it. / - what is it? it's totally cute. it's a mutt. look at it shivering.

he's waiting for his friend. i think he'll come to us. (come here) over here. come here to us. okay, we'll see you. here he comes. - come here... / - goodness, it's scared. - come here. / - see you next time.

bye. - see you. / - it's so cute. mutt... that's got my legs. - wow, so slim. / - it's skinny. i feel bad. aren't we riding the horse? no? ulsan, bal-ri, hot springs.

this is the greatest spa in bal-ri. - ulsan, bal-ri, hot springs. / - it's a real resort. we'll get some healing. we needed a trip like this. of course. - let's go. / - spa. - yeah, spa! / - let's head to the spa. this looks fun. (they arrive at the entrance)

is it here? - hello. / - how much is it here? 6 adults. is the water good here? yes, the water's great. she says the water's great. where do we go first? which floor? - go to the 3rd floor. / - 3rd floor? got it. - bye. / - head to the men's bath.

- men's bath? / - no! let's do game of chance. - men's bath team, women's bath team. / - okay. it's been ages since i've been to a hot spring. (they enter the men's bath) this place is huge. (hot bath) (hot springs to wash away your fatigue) hot springs!

it's too hot in here. - here... / - spa, spa, spa. i'm getting stressed. it's already humid. the water seems slippery. they say slippery water is good water. (take that) you want some? (a bucket of cold water)

(go away, fool) (me too...) he's at it again. let's get this started. (that's cold) (he creeps up on defconn...) (strike!) (totally naive) (i've got this)

(go away, pig) (take this) (this is paradise) don't come near. we thought you'd be tired from the trip... so we've prepared a spa for you to rest. the spring water here is good for circulation and muscle relaxation. we've set the water temperature at 40â„ƒ.

- it's nice and warm. / - it's perfect. - perfect. / - it's so warm. it's so warm here. the outdoor sleepers could sleep here. - it's nice. / - i'm so sleepy. so nice. (i'm falling asleep) look at me float. i'm so light. you can go into the hot pool as much as you want.

but you can't come out whenever you please. really? - this is no good. / - what's going on? - this isn't good. / - you want us to stay in here? it was so good until he said that. we can't go out? in order to get out of the hot pool... you have to attempt the hot pool karaoke. do you know metal tray karaoke?

metal tray karaoke. (joohyuk was on it 10 years ago) what is it? (taehyun experienced it when he was a bachelor) (memory is more important than singing) (it's not going to be easy) so it's a group game? yes, it's altogether. that's a relief.

we're doing it with him! - do you remember jongmin? / - kim jongmin! - no... / - we're ruined. we'll play an exciting summer song for you. if each of you get your verses right, you can escape the hot pool. you'll also get refreshing ice dessert and snacks. jongmin... bring out the red bean dessert.

red dessert and what else? (sweet seasonal fruits) (and refreshing snacks) every time you get it wrong, we'll add hot water to the pool for 1 minute. (caution: burn hazard) our fingers will get all wrinkly. we'll become broth. everyone knows summer songs.

we just need you to do well. let's get it in one go. - in one go. / - let's get it done. - got it. / - okay. we'll play the song. ("clam shell necklace" by yoon hyungju) isn't this a children's song? (verse 1) oh, this song.

is this a japanese song? was this song always this long? - i never knew. / - we're singing to the 2nd verse. who sang this song? why pronounce it like that? - we normally... / - i couldn't hear it properly. i'm no. 5. i just stay here then. - what are you? / - no. 3. taehyun's no. 1.

let's do this! (1st attempt) 'tie the clam shells' 'and tie them around her neck' 'with the girl i love...' (he's singing a totally different song) (he's turned a children's song into a trot) what's after tying it around her neck. then you go on your knees...

- and say i love you. / - no, no. your verse is something something something something... smiling something something something. (how frustrating) - a chance. / - we have no clue from the 2nd line. if you succeed in this chance game... you've had bad luck all day. isn't this too tight? (he had to wear the diving suit)

(had a double shot of vinegar cocktail) joonyoung is out. (what about this time?) why do you look so gloomy? it must not be my day today! what is wrong with you? (bust! turn on hot water for 1 minute) (adding hot water) is it hot?

oh, it's hot! it's hot. i can feel the heat here. (this is no joke) (2 days and 1 night hot pool karaoke) 'sitting around the bonfire' - yeah. / - just try it out. - just do that. / - will you try again? yes!

(2nd attempt) okay, go, go. 'sitting around a bonfire' (a cold shower as punishment) me too! give me some. hey, it's mine. i got it wrong. - hey, i got it wrong. / - get it on me.

this is "mad max." it's not bonfire. not bonfire? you got it wrong so we'll turn on the hot water. - we have to use one. / - use a chance card. use a chance card. we have to use a chance card. who's looking good today? who won volleyball and got to eat?

joohyuk! you do it. okay. joohyuk... he's lucky today. (what is the chance mission this time?) it's not bad. it's not bad. - what is it? / - it's not bad. - show us. / - junho, it's up to you. make the youngest writer laugh?

we have a new youngest writer after seulgi. she never laughs. - right. / - she never laughs. she's totally haughty. plus she recently got dumped... why did she have to get dumped? this situation is funny. - jongmin, you do it. / - you do it. jongmin, let's set a new record.

here... she just got dumped by her boyfriend... how could we make her laugh? you shouldn't come here if you got dumped. you should be sad at home. it's done. show me. what is this? (how will jongmin look?) how long did you go out with your boyfriend?

- almost a year. / - it was almost a year... but she broke up. how sad must she be. you find it hard to work, right? please don't talk to me. she doesn't want me to talk to her. it doesn't look good right now. ready. set. go. (will they make this ice girl laugh?)

since you broke up with your boyfriend... we want to introduce you to a new man. that's so not funny. i love you. (so what?) (yelp) we've prepared a poem with yuk jeonghyeon. poem with yuk jeonghyeon. she's smirking... 1. yuk.

writer yuk jeonghyeon. jeong. everyone knows that jongmin's not funny at all. hyeon. i'll give you cash, please laugh. i have $50 here. you have 20 seconds left. unbelievable. - 10, 9... / - please laugh.

- 8, 7... / - please laugh. please laugh. (cheer up, jeonghyeon) (this isn't funny, i've been dumped, i'm really sad) - please laugh. / - 3. - please laugh. / - 2. - laugh! / - fail! laugh... (smiling)

why are you laughing now? you got really sad at "cheer up, jeonghyeon," right? we'll let you listen to the whole song if you swap. agreed. agreed, agreed. sitting in front of a fire. (the moon) (refreshing waves) (he's maxed out)

(they'll switch seats) i'm no. 2! i'm 2. i got the same one. i'm no. 4. let's get it right this time. let's just go to the end once. just once. - let's do this. / - we'll go.

(3rd attempt) 'sitting around a fire' 'and whisper all night long' 'the moon's shadow in the distance' 'the refreshing sound of the waves' 'the summer night deepens' 'but i can't fall asleep' 'you and i...' it's not "you and i."

(the scorching summer) (the refreshing coolness spreads over their bodies) (spray the water on me) what's "you and i?" - you and i? / - what was that? - what were you saying? / - so refreshing. how can you not know? she doesn't pronounce the words properly. jongmin, chance.

(bal-ri bum) (they try the third chance card) (yogurt drink swigging) the rule is simple. you have to swig 5 yogurt drinks with a straw in 20 seconds. - then we'll play one verse. / - i'll do it. - defconn has to do it. / - i can do it. if defconn does it, he won't need 20 seconds.

he'll do it in 10. ready. set. go. faster, faster. (he drinks at an incredible speed) a little faster. keep going. you're almost there. - nice, nice. / - you've got it. finished!

(how long did he take?) how many seconds? 19.83 seconds. you get a chance to listen to one verse. listen to joonyoung's. everyone listen for him. we'll play the song for you. - the night burns black. / - the night? 'the night blackens...'

(did they listen to it properly?) 'the deep blue night...' joonyoung got the first word wrong. - what? it's not "night?" / - it's not "night." - rice! / - the rice... - no. / - even if the rice burns black! rice? - it's rice. / - it must be rice. it's rice.

even if the rice burns black and you can't eat it. okay, okay. it's hot even though we just have our feet in. why would the night burn black? yeah, why would it? what did they do until the night burned black? in the winter... - we'll go again right away. / - but... the kid that sang that has really bad pronunciation.

has really bad pronunciation. it's the rice that burnt. we'll turn on the hot water for 60 seconds. (they keep adding the hot water) (a constant 40â„ƒ) the temperature has actually dropped a little. (they must escape) (they don't have the energy to get it wrong) we'll begin your 6th attempt.

play the music. (is it night or rice?) 'even though the rice buns black' that's it! 'and we can't eat it' - yeah. / - nice. 'all night long the mosquitoes...' - it's not all night long. / - it's not. (how refreshing)

(they're like an old group of idols) (and their summer hit choreography) (boiled pig) we'll add hot water. we got "mosquito" right. we got that right. 'even though we get bitten by mosquitoes all night' 'we're always smiling' but that doesn't make sense. what are you, a psychopath? why would you smile?

let's listen from the start. being bitten all night long... we'll give you a chance to use all our chance cards. the three chance cards you have remaining. let's use a chance card now. - we must. / - chance card. so hot. it's not bad. - it's not that bad. / - what is it?

1, 2... (what is their 3rd chance card?) - what's not bad about that? / - it's not bad? you can do it. 30 seconds. (holding your breath under water) we just need three of you to last 2 minutes in total. i can't do this. you can't do 2 minutes! you could die in this water.

you can't last 17 seconds. it's harder in hot water. - hot water is too hard. / - how about 100 seconds? 100 seconds? - how about 100 seconds? / - 100 seconds? - i took out 20 seconds. / - do 100 seconds. let's all go in and try it. see who lasts the longest. i can't go in hot water.

- why? / - because it's hot. (genius) tell us when you're ready. let me warm up first. we'll go and help them. let's go and help them. (they're so sneaky) why you... why did you push me?

come on. get ready. you can do it! you can last. just stay in there. (they must stay underwater for 100 seconds in total) (the youngest offered to start) joonyoung, you could last 100 seconds yourself. isn't it 30 seconds now? it's 30 seconds.

he's not telling us. joonyoung, 30 seconds. the last person... just 10 more seconds. - 20 seconds. / - 5 more seconds. - he still has long to go. / - just a bit more. is he saying he can go longer? he's saying he's got time to spare. (this is a piece of cake)

isn't he saying it's enough? - no, no, no. / - don't, don't. - not yet. / - just a little bit more. 10 more seconds. get in there. how dare you? haven't we passed 2 minutes? if you faint, we'll pull you out. you should tell us if we've finished.

not yet. junho... - junho... / - success. success! (he can't hear anything) no, no, no, there's still more to go. still more to go. - 20 seconds. / - not yet. 20 seconds to go.

20 more seconds. taehyun, not yet. just a little longer. 50 seconds left. 20 seconds left. 20. 19. 18. 17.

16. 15. - 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5... / - no, no! it was over ages ago, right? it must've been 3 minutes. you got it. your record under the water... 2 minutes 37 seconds. joonyoung lasted 1 minute on his own.

we'll listen to joohyuk's verse. everyone listen together. (what's with this tempo?) - what was that? / - 'even though the mosquito...' 'even though the mosquito bites all night long...' this is your 7th attempt. let's do it quickly. music cue. 'even though the rice burns black'

'everyone is smiling' - hey! / - you got it! 'no matter how much i think about it' 'i'd better go home' so it's not going home? we're not going home? it's not about going home. (live from bal-ri) where did we get it wrong?

- go and home was right. / - what? go and home was right. - so then... / - it's not going home? we got up to there right. it's "i must go home." he just said that's wrong! - huh? / - that's wrong. get your head straight. "i wanna go home."

how many left? - 3 chances. / - we only have 3 chances. 'i must go home' chance. - again? / - we only have 2 left. go and pick one. it's too much work walking to here. he looks like wolverine. wolverine?

they'd be good at this one. (rubbing soap on your eyes and not closing them) (bright smile) who's going to do this? rubbing soap on your eyes and not closing them? you do it. you picked it out. it's you. just look at your face right now. you do it. you have to last 5 seconds.

so just put your face in and open your eyes? - yes. / - i'll do it. - you try it. / - do it. (time for me to step up again) go and get a bucket of water and as soon as i succeed throw it on my face. (can he resist the sting of soap?) ready... go in.

(face covered in soapy water) that's enough. 1. 2. 3. (the pig's eyes are burning) (success) (give me water!) (nope)

(promises are made to be broken) (the burning pig) (here) (thanks to the gangster rapper) (they get to hear another verse) (incredible...) you're scary. i opened my eyes... i thought i could last.

then this big bubble went into my eye. a really big one. which verse would you like to hear? - listen to taehyun's. / - yeah, mine. junho, do you know your final verse. i do. "it can't be helped." - his is the problem. / - he doesn't know. - i have no idea. / - we have to pass on you. please get taehyun's verse ready.

then how about... since jongmin doesn't know his at all... let's do that one first. since i could fail. listen to jongmin's first. (whispering) - okay, okay. / - we know. (what's he planning?) we'll change tapes first. (they didn't see him)

we'll hear jongmin's verse. we'll play the song first. taehyun's verse. no, jongmin's verse. - we'll listen to jongmin's verse. / - jongmin's. you want to hear jongmin's verse? - yes. / - jongmin's. - okay then... / - the second one. we might not be able to use the chance card.

please play the front part... - keep it down! / - okay. no matter how detailed the machine is... his hand will shake... he can't get it spot on. please get it precisely on that spot. stop it on the dot. we'll listen to jongmin's verse. stop.

(darn it...) (they got a verse for free) genius. (he missed his verse while laughing) why did you talk? - no... / - the sea is nice and she's there. (the sea is nice and she's there) i'd better go home. he said that was wrong.

better go home. better go home? is that right? 'the sea is nice and she's there' 'the sea is nice and she is nice too' are you sure it's not wind? - better go home. / - hey! kim jongmin, i'll kill you! why don't you know?

i'm confused now. - the 8th attempt. / - 'the sea is nice and...' start the music. (8th attempt) let's do it. the wind... (can't believe he got it wrong) don't give him any food. yeah, don't.

- what are you doing? / - the key was too high. you overdid it for nothing. (he's never changed) you have 2 attempts remaining. (their 9th attempt goes smoothly) (things go wrong here) (they fail again) i'll get it right. it's your last attempt.

we'll add the hot water. it's our last attempt? (now they only have one attempt left) it's a true hot spring now. it's kind of cool now. my eyes are burning. (they have this extreme obstacle to overcome) (will they escape this hot pool?) ready?

last chance! - it's our last chance. / - last attempt. at this well being hot spring spa... it's the last attempt of hot pool karaoke. give us the music. (it's the final 10th attempt) 'the sea is nice...' (will he save himself from being hated by all?) 'it can't be helped'

'lalalalala lalalalalalala' everybody! 'lalalala lalalalalala lalalalalala' hot pool karaoke, success! (let's jump in the cold pool) (after 10 attempts...) (they taste victory) (this is what we live for) (there's always someone like this)

i'll show you butterfly. butterfly. (he's a swimmer on "cool kiz on the block") (he's standing on the spot) i see dolphins. indo-pacific bottlenose dolphins! swim like this... in bal-ri. bal-ri, bal-ri.

(they live on the shores of jeju-do) (they move in groups of 100) (the endangered indo-pacific bottlenose dolphins) (we meet them again in bal-ri) (this truly is paradise) (why are they trying so hard?) (we have no idea) (they've really cooled down now) look at my hands!

they're all wrinkly. joohyuk looks like he's going to die. (he might really go to paradise) (this is paradise, bal-ri in korea) (after a hard day of work) isn't this it? isn't this the full course? - very nice. / - bal-ri... i love this place. bali, bali.

it's like we're actually in bali. (bal-ri of korea has a different charm) (you need to eat to live) wow. fruit salad. (various summer desserts) (and the best in cooling apparatuses) (get rid of the summer heat) hey, banana milk! - banana milk... / - i had this when i was young.

good old banana milk. you have to drink this at the public bath. i'd beg my dad to buy me some. it was expensive. rice punch! (paradise on earth) it's good. this is so much better than the mangoes. - really? / - it's so sweet. where did joohyuk go?

hey, look out for joohyuk. - the mangoes earlier... / - joohyuk! did he go home? why are you calling me? he was in the toilet. iced coffee, joohyuk. give him some watermelon ice dessert. (bare hands) are you enjoying our bal-ri vacation program?

it's incredible. have a drink. this is ice dessert? it's good, it's good. red bean ice dessert... hey, just... what a man. (i'm a man) (manly man's feet)

manly grapes. manly man. (he's too into it) (just can't stop this guy) he looks so cool. so what's the conclusion here? is the local public bath our getaway? (at least it's cool in here) (next time)

(the paradise of bali) (the vacation activities don't cease) (only the best of service) (the members give each other their all) (for the guests at the bal-ri resort) (we'll repay you with cold water) (memories of bal-ri) can i see you? what's going on?

(why is he crying so much?) what's going on? what's wrong? (memories of ulsan bal-ri) ("attention" by wanna.b) ("not like this" by min seulggi)

bali gay

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Tue, 18 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

james buchanan america's first daypresident that something that we've been debating all day here at t y t uh... andso on dot com lower roads attn op ed about this because it kind of goes toshow that you know if he was the first day president that our country's actually movedbackwards when it comes to this

bali gay, particular social issue so uh... for select cover these oursouls of course not a real newsweek cover was someone who had done thatcover to to make the point they're making

as say the world when in newsweek saidpresident why was the first the president a bit like bill clinton is thefirst black president disease in favor at youknow you push for sold rights care about the black community et cetera and ithink is a case began in it's not symbolic he might've actually did get uh... now some historians today thinkthat's the case some historians don't think that's the case we should present you with a sets outthere vans a lot of evidence coming out andyou gotta keep in mind that this

evidence comes from eighteen forty four rain so the way people spoke to oneanother was very different from the way we speak to one another and now it wasmuch more romantic and i'd guess of romantic words that were exchangedbetween two males would not considered to homoerotic about packwood said somepeople are arguing i just wanna make sure that have all the information iswithout any side by side mister refrigerated now that i get it like look for examplein some of the street communities guys

hold hands us women uh... abdulah came here from saudiarabia uh... president belated held his handwalk around the rose garden in a town was but it was the you know and it was not romantic uses that's whatthey do the right so uh... okay so this same back in that it waslike decade dudes would hang out made couple in bed sup hetnet opening right like oh my god ireally miss you john you can't pass a remember we'll play together was awesomein center

and that is true it is true it's very different question is whetherbuchanan at something else subject cell and let me give you the evidence that wehave so first of all he lived with ademocratic senator from alabama by the name of william rufus king cocaine youlive to the fact that forces if you look at them for about thecause of this year's ok thick picked up a good birthday look all that right nowit's still the juries that use a trip today but because they missed refers to it

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during this points okay james buchananbecame a little bali so here i don't know if you're one of his friends andthe letter said the following i am now solitary in alone having nocompanion in the house with me have gone all willing to several gentleman but have not succeeded with any one ofthem it is not good for men to be alone andshould not be astonished to find myself married to someone old may who can never say when i am sickprovided dinners for me when i while and not expect from me any dairy ardent orromantic affection

now i know this is no you know wall weighing in terms of trying to find attch element to havegood conversations with good companionship yes except the context ofthat letter company in florence just send the wing part then maybe maybe we can have adiscussion but then look at the context of that letterbecause he does like o out haven't succeeded with any of these men uh... alan wouldn't be surprised to findmyself of what these alternates who want

expecting romantic affection for me joanna rock so if you think it's the context of theletter that i find notebook here's i'm calling i'm callingit so radio okay so idon't historians say what annapointed out and be we've talked in more flowered but they didn't come from mars okay it's still speak the same language as wespeak they still do human beings

you don't go to lo and diana played chess with ok youknow i liked all i sought out this gentleman and another one to play test within theread a book with but based firm and then so all my god i might be stuckwith a woman but of course i would show any romantic relations tourism sprawl and since all of these another reallynicely in a bag being perhaps there was

a like and just got married to discovermarry verde and he was a bruised baxter pro-civilwonder why people use the finding of living with a woman will keep coming from a cooperativevictoria another of really interesting piece of evidence that i found was thatuh... after he passed away it turns out that their nieces had uh... burned any correspondence between them

miscellany letterman ages you can movethis yes from sunlight and i had a burning youknow they're always like a little pieces of evidence i kind of cut together perfect but tuesday's again officially first daypresident over end of the while with that millbank idea of uh... society back then it should read thisamount of credit for doing what we would do with him now well they were totally demonizing butyet you know that so that's two

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crazy excuses i just don't know why

bali gay hotel

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Tue, 18 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

pattayaâ€™s gay scene begins with boys town. this world famous area is packed with gay bars, go-go bars, and massage parlors. you might find yourselfpaying a little more in this area, but it comes with higher quality, and thatâ€™s alwaysworth the buck. another area you could hit up is sunee plaza.it works on any budget and offers all the fun youâ€™re looking for.the days are prettyquiet, but as the evening comes, the doors

bali gay hotel, begin the open and the boys come out. theplaza is known to have a younger guy staff. so young, that they might not be legal. itâ€™snot something to worry about, but if you have your doubts, thereâ€™s nothing wrong withasking to see their id to check their age. outside of boys town and sunee plaza, thereis jomtien complex. itâ€™s a quieter environment,

nearby songtaos can get you around the cityquick, and itâ€™s an easy walk to dongtan beach. with all this, itâ€™s really the perfectplace to stay, especially at ganymede resort which is tucked right inside.for a nightlife suggestion, you should try nab men club. itâ€™s a late-night dance cluband they keep things exciting with ladyboy shows, go-go dancers, and male.

bali garden beach resort

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Tue, 18 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

it is... i am ready now i wake early morning. last night we had party till late at night i am ready now. get clothes on. camera. and everything is ready

bali garden beach resort, ready now i am going to attend seminar costumes is just like this casual together with my european friends

wearing just a kind of t-shirts my cameras are ready as well to be carried see the cameras there i am leaving now. i show you my room. in bali reef hotel tanjung benoa bali it is nice hotel good. tourists class in bali bathroom. messy here! after taking shower

shower there is safety box here ready to leave now i am going to breakfast first my breakfast voucher is available to be played morning breakfast in bali reef hotel once again this is the room in bali reef

it is still messy here good and nice and cozy one tourists room my breakfast coupon ready to be exchanged breakfast coupon one time for mr iwan here lets go breakfasting outside of the room

it is the lobby over there nice garden it is still very quite. maybe no guests at all or... the guests are still sleeping maybe i am alone at the breakfast ready for brakfast now there are coffee and juice but it is very quite here strong wind here on the beach

of bali reef my juice and coffee almost no place for swim on the beach i just remember now to take picture. nasi goreng is almost eaten up some slices of fruits juice is almost finish this is the pool icha and isti would love to swim here

lobby of bali reef hotel tanjung benoa bali silahkan subscribe untuk video-video lainnya!

bali furniture

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Tue, 18 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

for wicker furniture, you can use a warm,soapy rag and just wipe down on the surface of all the furniture. to get inside the crevicesyou can use a soft bristled brush, this one you can just buy at wal-mart or whatever,and get inside each one of the little crevices to get the dust out because sometimes dustgets settled down in there that you canâ€™t reach. you can also use homemade furniturepolish, baby oil and lemon extract to just

bali furniture, kind of give it a little bit of shine. ifyou get the furniture really wet, sometimes you have to to get all the dust out, you cansit it outside in the sun to dry. and make sure you wait a couple days to sit on it andmake sure itâ€™s completely dry or else youâ€™ll distort the actual shape of the furniture.

bali food

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Tue, 18 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

hello everyone~ welcome to my channel in this video i'm going to take you on a vegan food venture in bali the place where i turned vegan first off, jimbaran. in the south of bali there is a breakfast place called smoothie shop, located in mandala village

bali food, they specialize in juice they also have a couple smoothie bowls the peanut butter heaven was thick & rich next is tofu scramble

this one was really good too. it was very satisfying. however, their desserts weren't that great goes on tape it was horrible located located just right upstairs, there is a vegetarian restaurant that serves only dinner i highly recommend you to come here for dinner you won't be disappointed if you're in the kuta area there is a vegetarian place called happy buddha the healthy chinese tonic soup was very light and delicious

peking duck tasted nothing like duck. but flavor-wise was pretty good and the mutton satay...unbelievable another similar restaurant in the area is called de ra sa vegetarian you will have a hard time because the menu is as thick as an encyclopedia overall the food here were tasty, but oily as well seminyak nalu bowls specializes in smoothie bowls my favorite one is pipeline. it tastes very tropical next is earth cafe

their pasta pesto tastes like shit but their tofu basil spring rolls was really good and my no.1 favorite from there is their lemon tofu cheesecake it's fucking amazing divine earth. they specialize in raw cuisine all the food here were impressive the balinese trio is a must try sooo delicious~~~ vegan lava cake~

the outside was kind of hard for me, but the inside was heavenly cafe organic i tried their osaka matcha smoothie bowl it wasn't bad, but i was disappointed that i didn't get to taste any matcha however, their acai coco one is the bomb just look at how beautiful it is. it's a fucking artwork they also serve these tiny little dessert-thingy they were quite okay (average) right next to seminyak is canggu

the shady shack kale storm is probably one of the best green smoothies i've ever had and the shady lasagna was pretty unique too but their dessert...was not that great... nest is a fairly new spot called banana leaf they serve vegan thai food at reasonable price i tried their pineapple fried rice (brown rice). it was amazing yummm pad thai tofu, yasss

peloton supershop, i love the decoration and the vibe of this cafe very chill yet sporty at the same time i got the champ smoothie it was made with banana, cacao, dates, and cashew milk for main dish i got the burn out burger i always find black burgers attractive, i don't know why... and these pink tacos were fucking amazing the texture of jackfruit is so much like meat ubud, the artsy side of bali

clear cafe, the interior is very colorful yet relaxing this place is perfect for you to chill all day my first time trying vegan mylk shakes this dragon bowl was perfect the summer rolls was good the seeds of life the interior is very zen the smoothie was so filling and this peppermint slice was pretty good too

last but not least, my no.1 favorite restaurant out of all 9 warung the vibe here was very calming and hippie this place is really special because not only you serve yourself you paid with your own heart (honesty) and you wash your own dishes basically each scoop of food costs either (us$) 30 cents or 60 cents but since no one is looking you have to be honest with yourself when you put the money in the jar

everything is delicious do not miss out this place if you're in bali thank you so much for watching my vlog please don't forget to give it a thumbs up leave a comment and hit the subscribe button ~<3

bali festivals 2017

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Mon, 17 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

magic ink magazine was originally a surf magazine called magic wave we were only appeared as a bonus article only 4-8 pages and we named it magic-ink article we wrote about tattoo shop around kuta beach

bali festivals 2017, tattooed surfers after a year, we wanted to make it as our own surf culture magazine but i forget why we cancel it at the time but after it was delayed for a year

we finally published our first magazine with our own concept with whole tattoo concept, not as a surf magazine because not only surfers who have a tattoo musicians also have a tattoo any normal people could have a tattoo office workers could have a tattoo skaters could have a tattoo students could have a tattoo anyone could have a tattoo

rather than they show it only in social media it would be better if it is shown as print it's cooler at first i just met up with a friend whose a gallery, an art space i thought it would be a good thing if i help him there but it turns out that i enjoyed it here much because it is more relaxing here the traditional values are good

the traditional concepts that i was looking for are here and so i moved here and also the income are better here my tattoo style at first because of my origin tribe is javanese i explore javanese style and because javanese and balinese style have a similar root so i can explore balinese style here

and so my work is pretty much javanese and balinese style you should say a prayer before tattooing i came here for the nature actually so i just dont like, stuck at the studio bali tattoos are really developing now it started as a fun project only even the word sounds playful, it is a taco, meet a tattoo, and tuesday so it is a taco and tattoo tuesday people can buy taco, and get a free tattoo

but it's not a detailed one, only for a half an hour per person so they will go to the restaurant order a taco, and then get a voucher and then they put their name on the chalkboard and we will call them by the waiting list order the tattoo artist always from local they're regulars so they come here once a week

for the design, the clients usually bring their own designs they usually show it from their phones or they print it they scale it and everything but usually only a simple one, because it is only half an hour it is a one session per day, on tuesday, usually it's 1-10 client so basically you buy taco, get free tattoo, on tuesday hello im july, from lady rose tattoo most of my tattoo styles are traditional-american

or you can say oldskool styles and for bali nowadays the growth of tattoo in bali well i can say it's very fast-growing since there is a good tattoo supplies from overseas so people dont have to i dont know and about hygiene and sanitation we have a good improvement

but there are some (tattoo) guides they asking for a sharing-fee which i think, that is not fair for the tattoo artist because sometimes they can ask up to 45% from the tattoo fee and the artist work become not worth it if the guide take that much of a share i think thats the only drawback here sometimes people (the guide) treat the tattoo artist like a coolie so they dont care which tattoo artist

as long as the get their percentage thats not good for the tattoo artist and not good for the tattoo scene in indonesia especially in bali it feels like a seafood restaurant in jimbaran area if they bring a guess, they get a percentage

bali elephant ride

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Mon, 17 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

welcome to yogyakarta also known as â€œjogjaâ€ this is located in central java on the islands of indonesia today we're going to visit exquisite unesco temples of borobudur and prambanan as

bali elephant ride, well get an introduction to javanese culture let's go check it out. prambanan

we are on the island of java and we are in jogja taking a tour of some temples today first stop. prambanan was built in the 10th century and is the largest hindu temple in indonesia the gargoyle the ceremony they're doing a prayer morning we are at the temple this is so cool.

this is a unesco world heritage site where are you guys from? lampung, sumatra! sumatra! hi! california! know how old are you? where you guys from? singapore. indonesia! ganesha god of wisdom lot of knowledge. he's an elephant.

he transform rama and sita, romeo and juliet story. god of money signified by his big belly, he's very full. [music] jawa! indonesia! this is the presidential palace. no more dutch. no. only tourist dutch. just tourist dutch. it's better that way. next we head into the city to see the sultan's palace where they were showing a shadow puppet performance.

this is the famous shadow puppet the shadow puppets are so culturally significant that they're protected by unesco. this is the sultan palace grounds, we're on the island of jawa. the ninth sultan was really into photography we have something in common look these are all of his camera and his books on cameras. and books on cameras my kind of

guy unfortunately the sultan is taken by many wives now it's time to try the traditional indonesian cuisine. ok so i got real indonesian food is soup is called timlo this is a snake fruit we're in this amazing palace. unreal.

so this is called snake fruit, you peel like a snake, that's why it's called the snake fruit inside i can't describe it ... it's like asian pear. outside of our restaurant we found a batik shop this is a javanese original art form used with a very special technique let's hear more than we don't like this use this instrument called tjanting the wax pen

so you put hot wax here, and draw like this yeah one by one and it's not only one size but we have several sizes, small and large like this up walking away with a few batik paintings for our wall beautiful wedding! [gamelan music] borobudur! unesco world heritage site. here's our guide. you're hearing thunder in the background and there is the temple.

unesco world heritage site. borobudur. the name borobudur comes from "boro" and "budur". "boro" means monastery "budur" means hill together means temple on small hill. 800 after to christ, surface work 1,200 years old. temple has 504 buddha statues, in every site the mudra are different mudra mean hand position the hand like this particular communication between

strong willto follow tradition, south side keeping blessing, on the west mean meditation - that's the way to control desire north - means protection. one the 6th level, hand meaning teaching position. on the top, there are the stupa that's like bells, in the bell, there's statue, the hand means reincarnation. because in buddhism

they believe in reincarnation the temple has the meaning hell, earth and heaven from the sky, the temple looks like lotus flower from helicopter you can see the temple looks like lotus flower. like this this is borobudur temple, unesco world heritage site older than angkor wat the buddhas new stone

upper level - story telling of the buddha's life story begin from here you have to walk clockwise in english don't judge the book by the cover. queen maya is healing the beggars- she's doing good karma and order to have a baby. it took 20 years to have a child yeah actually had to pray to the

fortune teller. 500 century before christ the stones are like legos, not mortar. like the inkas. her baby with siddhartha and one week later she passed away. the last temptation before reaching the heavens. the soil is so fertile your because of the ash. going to the last level which is heaven

this level only has stupas, no more stories. the buddha is in the teaching position. these are the different faces of buddha, reincarnation, meditation, teaching. borobudur was built in the ninth century it's the world's largest buddhist temple and indonesia single most visited attraction selfie! push the button sombody where are you from? indonesia!

so this is a monument about buddhism it's not a temple you can't go inside and at the top, they have bells called stupa, and look at the view. walk three times around the top level for good luck this is amazing up here. took our tour with bali agung tours, which enabled us to see all this within a day

trip from bali as well as gave excellent commentary and even took photos for us and we took many photos with the locals as well if you want more information of the store i will link it in the description below. on our way back to the airport we got stuck in a little bit of a thunderstorm deluge so make sure to check the next video to see what happens

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bali elephant camp

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Mon, 17 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

no, yes! our elephant wants to be in front! she is a female. she is very sweet! i said that she is very nice.

bali elephant camp, like me! oh no, i am not nice, i am.. elephant! elephant?

noo, i am crazy, funny! oh, she wants to eat again! he beat our elephant! and i don't know why he say always "oui, oui''(yes,yes) you understand? maybe no,no! alt grup!

bali eco village

noreply@blogger.com (kur2duo) — Mon, 17 Apr 2017 19:42:00 +0000

hi this is looey tremblay from better in belize.we are standing in the, the one major garden center that we have here. and we are goingto compete with a little bit of noise because we have some of our free-range chickens besideme, they want to speak up a little bit. but behind myself here you see that we have doneour first example of an earth bag building. totally natural product, for building purposesto use, using the earth that's around you.

bali eco village, there's very little wood that has gone intoit. we had had to put on a metal roof which also has a sky light in it to allow naturallight, and that is for the collection for water. water for rain water purposes, becausewe do drink some of that water. in around this garden area right here just in this littlearea i have coleus, we have a palm here. we

have palms behind. i have vetiver grass here,as well as lemon grass. daffodils and we have some herbs and spices that are in here. aswell we have bananas, blogos, plantains, pineapple behind, mango tree, avocado tree, you seepapaya trees and a number of other things just in this small area. we have five acresof gardens here which is a community garden. you can come in as an owner here and takeyour own private plot and we will help you, teach you the permaculture principles, aswell as organic gardening. all our gardens are organically minded and we do everythingfrom creating vermipost which is basically compost on steroids. we have an aquaponicssystem here. so we have aquaculture where we are raising tilapia and their faeces arephenomenal for fertilization purposes. we

bring in micro-organisms from the surroundingforest and create them and multiply them. we have done organic fungicides and pesticidesfrom the neem trees that we have planted here, as well as onions and hot peppers, and orangesprays. so it's very interesting. we have two very talented gardeners here that arefull time - as well, we have a number of part-timers that add their abilities and expertise. wehave an organic gardener straight across the road from us, roberto, that has also donea lot for us in helping us teach us what works in the area here. so, we are glad that youcame in. we are going to do a little bit more of a tour of the gardens. we have also createdswales, as well as berms on contour for tiering, natural tiering of the gardens. we've gotour herb spiral here. we've got bamboo planters

that are up on the side that are all donein bamboo. so we are really putting a lot of the permaculture principles in concepttogether here. we've been able to have university students from waterloo university, universityof waterloo in ontario, canada come down on co-op programs to assist us and they werevery instrumental in setting up the aquaculture setup as well as a number of other thingshere. so we thank them also for their assistance and their volunteering here at better in belize.so thank you very much! bye bye!