Waching daily Jul 6 2017

I am Jay Data from Cologne (Germany)

and I make electronic music entirely mobile

and I also perform it mobile in urban spaces.

Cologne is my home where I feel at ease. This is where I come from and where I was born.

And there is a lot to discover that I embed spontaneously in my videos.

I was basically making electronic music since the age of fifteen

always with the computer

but some years ago I discovered different hardware,

also battery-powered, and realized

that it is much nicer to make music outside.

I just wanted to integrate creativity by the way

into my everyday life,

also underway, on the train.

So I am able to quickly tweak something for 10 minutes in between.

I like to perform for example on street festivals

like "Tag des guten Lebens", neighbourhood celebrations:

events that don't take place late at night,

as the standard electronic music setting,

performed in the club when it's dark outside.

I am also a nature guy

who likes to make trips into nature

where I take my stuff with me

and compose outside

make a video of it

I bought a gimbal

so it is free from camera shake.

You can make time-lapse recordings,

slow motions,

and cut it together instantly on the iPhone

without having to transfer and convert it on the PC

Altogether this gives me a good sense of life

and so I stay in the flow

in my creative flow

as this is a part of me and my life

and my personality

this artistic, creative

and so it is much more integrated into my life.

For more infomation >> Wer ist Jay Data? / Who is Jay Data? - Duration: 3:42.

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Giampaolo Gaiarin: Cheese is life, cheese is emotion - Duration: 4:47.

Everything I know about dairy and cheese, I learned it partially through my studies, but most of it,

I owe to the producers, transformers, cheese makers and breeders.

This has become wisdom for me,

not just information, and forms part of my life.

Cheese is different each time

You can't obtain the same cheese,

each time you need to invent and adapt to various conditions.

It's important to be precise, to know the legislation well,

the processes of transformation, what's in milk, biochemical processes etc.

If we can nourish, not just feed,

but nourish ourselves with natural milk and cheese,

I believe this is a great thing in this technologically evolved world with intensively modified food.

Why do we choose raw milk?

Because what nature puts in raw milk, we can use to our benefit,

to nourish ourselves. Raw milk is important for two fundamental reasons.

The nutritional value of the animal's feed is transferred to its milk,

which, if we use respectful technology, we also find in cheese.

We ask breeders to respect the milk, to produce it well and conserve it right,

not to contaminate it with tools. To safeguard it.

By doing so, you will find aromatic substances and useful bacteria

that ensure variety in terms of sensory profiles, and more elaborated cheeses.

I want to have the freedom to be able to choose a product

that gives me sensations and perceptions.

A cheese made with pasteurized milk,

even if it's produced with the right methods, will be homogeneous over time.

I like to perceive the differences between a cheese made in the beginning of July

and end of July in the same pastures, and compare them.

What is the motive behind using only natural milk cultures?

I decide to produce my cheese with my herbs and my hay, with my bacteria,

that depend on my working conditions and supply good characteristics to my milk

In terms of quality, in milk with selected starter cultures,

we have so many bacteria, each competing to give various desired odors and aromas to the cheese.

So if I take a moment with the cheese, to put it in my mouth, to taste it

I can try to understand how the farmer has raised the animals, how the cheesemaker has made the cheese,

in both a positive and negative way.

In a natural process, if the milk isn't well treated

we will get an unpleasant cheese.

It is milk, and cheese, that truly is more natural.

In nature, the conditions are not always ideal

nature has its own cycles, its own life with surprises either positive or negative

If I have been closed in my apartment all my life with no light and no view of the outside

and I don't get out to see a beautiful sunset, I am missing a lot

Producing cheese with raw milk is giving yourself the possibility

to experience a different sunset and sunrise every day.

Cheese is life, cheese is emotion.

If we pasteurize it and use selected cultures, we lose all this

We should conserve this way of production because

it is diverse, good and respectful of the environment, and it fills us with emotion.

For more infomation >> Giampaolo Gaiarin: Cheese is life, cheese is emotion - Duration: 4:47.

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identity policing bisexuals is biphobic || mermaidqueenjude - Duration: 7:00.

Hi mermaids, welcome back to my channel.

So, today we're going to be talking about the

policing of identities, um, particularly of those

that are bisexual.

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This is a bisexual makeup look, the look will

be up on Saturday.

I wanted to talk about this because it was something that was heavy on

my heart recently and I reached out to a couple

of people who were having the same struggles

that I was having, and yeah, we're just gonna talk

about it.

So: what is identity policing?

The definition of identity policing according

to myself is, "Telling someone what they can or cannot

identify as based on your own general perception of what you believe the identity's

definition is."

When you police someone's identity, you're basically telling them that

you know more about their own identity than they do,

which is really dangerous and not

really cool, so, we should probably stop doing that.

But, how does this affect the bi community and more so, why does it affect the bi

community?

So, the definition of bisexuality has changed over time because language has

changed.

So the original, quote on quote, definition of bisexuality was the attraction

to two genders -- we all know there are more

than two genders.

Basically, the original definition was, if I identified as a cis woman I could

only be attracted to other cis women and males.

This was back before, when trans, being trans was still labeled a disease, so, if we're

going to take that specific definition and bring it

up to modern speed...

A lot of people have argued that this definition is transphobic, however, trans

men and trans women are still men and women so, it's not really transphobic, even if you

are only attracted to men and women.

Trans women are women, and trans men are men, we need

to stop identifying people by their genitals,

becuase one, that's really disrespectful, and two, there

are intersex people in the world.

The new definition or the revised definition that a lot of the

people in the bi community are going by is,

"Bisexuality is the attraction to two or more genders."

A lot of people have come to me and said, well

bi means two in the latin prefix, and I acknowledge that but at the same time, you

can't police me for my identity, you cannot tell

me that I cannot identify as bi, and that I should

identify as pan because that's disrespectful.

The way that I described this to my roommate Olivia was that I used this metaphor, "Let's

say there are seven genders, and I'm attracted to four of the seven genders, that means that,

that falls under the two or more category instead of all."

For me personally, I believe pansexuality is the attraction in spite of

gender, or attraction to all genders.

The thing about labels and identities is that, you choose

the one that fits you.

So, my definition of pansexuality might be different from someone

else's opinion of what pansexuality is but I

can't tell them that they're wrong.

Because that's their own opinion, that's their label,

that's what makes them feel at home.

I was also told this week that perhaps the bi community should

come up with another word to label the two or more definition, however, I feel like that's

disingenuous because I do believe the that the

term bisexuality has become kind of like a home

for me and you're basically telling me to leave my home.

Um, I know that the comments that were said towards me this week were not meant

in any mean way, but I just wanted to address them just in case any other bi people are

following me on this channel or on any of my

other platforms and wanted to have a conversation about it.

Robyn Ochs, had a definition of bisexuality, I probably pronounced

her name wrong, had a definition of bisexuality and it's one that I want to talk about, um,

it's um, she says, "I call myself bisexual because

I acknowledge that I have in myself the potential to be attracted romantically and/or sexually

to people of more than one sex and/or gender not necessarily at the same time, or in the

same way, and not necessarily in the same degree."

This is a definition that I really respond to personally.

I find myself to be more sapphic at times to be more attracted to non binary

people, than men, or people who are hyper masculine, I would never label myself a lesbian

because I do still feel attraction to men.

I am still very much a bisexual.

And then, the whole why this is happening in the bi community

and in the LGBTQ+ community is biphobia.

Biphobia comes in many different forms, which could be a whole video all together, but here

are some of the examples of biphobia that I've collected from my own personal experience

and experiences of those who have come forth when I asked for stories.

A lot people hear, "But you're with a guy."

When bi people are in relationships with people of the opposite sex, there's this kind

of thing that happens with not understanding

that bi people don't necessarily choose.

And that we are still very much bisexual even when

we are in relationships with people of the opposite sex.

One of my friends was called a "fake bisexual" for dating a man.

And um, there's this idea of bisexuals being greedy or wanting

more than their fair share.

We're often seen as unicorns which brings up fetishization

of bi people by straight couples.

Um, you've seen it on Tinder, people saying, looking for a girl

to experiment with us on their profiles, things

like that.

We're not toys for straight people to play with or bring to their bedroom, um, and it's

very very dehumanizing, to have that be your only sense of contact with someone.

Back to the idea that bisexuality is inherently transphobic,

you're limiting someone by what you believe their genitals are which means you're

transphobic, so you should probably think about that.

People often shut down bisexuality for being slutty or promiscuous... um, I'm

still a virgin, so I would love to know who I've

been sleeping with, or who I'm being slutty with.

I would, I would love to know.

Another thing that bisexuals hear all the time is bisexuality

is a phase and you will eventually pick a side.

Um, this is not true, um, so stop telling people

this it's really disingenuous and disheartening.

And bisexuals do not have straight people privilege , I heard this a lot, especially

around pride month where people were saying that

bisexuals, because they're in relationships with

people of the opposite sex, that they could be

perceived as heterosexual couples and have straight privilege.

However, what they're failing to notice is that in order to have

straight privilege, we have to oppress ourselves.

We have to oppress the queer part of ourselves.

Meaning that it's oppression, there's no privilege in that.

There's no pride in feeling oppressed.

So yeah.

And then the other thing that has to do with biphobia is just a lot of gatekeeping from

both communities, from the straight and the

LGBTQ community, of bisexuals.

Biphobia itself can be an entire video, but those are kind of

the ways that people police bisexuals in the way that they identify.

This is just a short video to let you know to stop policing people and

the way that they identify.

If you identify in a certain way today

and decide that you want to identify in

a certain way tomorrow that's completely okay.

Our perceptions of ourselves are constantly changing, and there's nothing wrong with that.

You're not a fake gay for deciding that a different label fits you better or you find

a nicer house.

I like the house analogy because you could always find a better house.

I think that's everything, I might have skipped over

some things but yeah.

I hope you enjoyed that video mermaids, if you wanna be a part

of the mermaid kingdom all of my links are down

in the description.

If you're new here, my name is Jude and I make new videos every Thursday

and Saturday, with the occasional Monday video.

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Just keep swimming, siege nadando, I love you very

much, and I will see you on Saturday, bye! [blows kiss]

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