Waching daily Nov 28 2018

A very merry Christmas

So this is Christmas

And what have you done ?

Another year over

A new one just begun

And so this is Christmas

I hope you have fun

The near and the dear ones

The old and the young

A very merry Christmas

And a happy New Year

Let's hope it's a good one

Without any fear

And so this is Christmas

For weak and for strong

For rich and the poor ones

The war is so long

And so happy Christmas

For black and for white

For yellow and red ones

Let's stop all the fight

A very merry Christmas

And a happy New Year

Let's hope it's a good one

Without any fear

And so this is Christmas

For weak and for strong

For rich and the poor ones

The war is so long

And so happy Christmas

For black and for white

For yellow and red ones

Let's stop all the fight

A very merry Christmas

Without any fear

And so this is Christmas

And what have we done

Another year over

A new one just begun

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What is Greek Theatre? - Duration: 3:41.

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Is adidas Futurecraft 4D the ultimate grail? - Duration: 17:24.

Hello and welcome to a new season of Inside The Box

My name is Mads Emil

and I have taken over the role as host for Kenneth.

And it is no joke, but we are actully

visiting Kenneth today here in episode 1

of the new season.

Join us here

where Kenneth is hiding.

We will get in. He locked us out.

No...no...no...no...

I am not strong enough, okay.

What's up Kenneth! Welcome!

Thanks for having us. Of course.

Awsome! Join us inside

Kenneth's man cave.

This is every

man's hot dream.

Everything from guns

to the best of Supreme.

Tell us, how did you manage to get

a room like this?

There has been a lot of sweet talking to the girlfriend.

But she also saw

all my shit, that she didn't want to look at.

So now I have a room. where I can stash it all.

It is really nice. I would have liked to

have a flat screen in here, so I could play Fortnite

But she said 'no' to that.

She would never see me.

So maybe that is fair enough.

But let us talk about your sneakers.

Yes.

You have been a part of Rezet

almost from the very beginning.

There are many great things about my story with Rezet

and the way we are connected.

We have common friends.

I did not know Kasper and Mathias

who are in charge.

They needed a photographer

actually not a photographer.

They needed pictures of the store.

I came in for a meeting and met Kasper

and we went over some things.

So I ended up helping them

with shooting...Back then

it was not web-based yet.

So we are really wayback to when people

did not use websites and webhops yet.

It was more Facebook and stuff like that.

So I helped them make a set-up

so they could shoot the pictures by themselves instead of

hiring a professional photographer.

I ended up doing

the first images.

Plus I ended up working in the store

for a year and a half.

Basically for free because

I really believed in the brand.

And as you can see today, there is a

store in all the large cities

in Denmark.

So it is fair to say I have been there since the beginning,

and have been dealing with Rezet

and I am very proud of the guys

and where they are today.

Have you always been interested in sneakers?

Or was it something that came to you?

It is probably something

that came to me. I haven't always been

interested in sneakers

on the same level as you.

But for 7-8 years a least

it was

flat shoes. I have been really

into skateboarding shoes.

Flat and not much running.

But then

when I at some point became

ambassador for adidas.

My interest increased even more

for it.

But as ambassador

in Denmark, the relationship is loose, so I can

still wear Nike if I want to.

But to show my loyalty

I wear mostly adidas.

And buy most of my adidas shoes myself.

Let's talk more about that.

There is no way around it

-we took a look around

-berfore the camera started running...

It is maybe 90%

adidas. Or is it 95% adidas?

Yes, almost 95% I think.

I have a little bit of Nike

which...

I have for practical reasons.

I have these Jordans - I cannot reach.

Let's see if I can get them.

There we go.

Okay.

Nice Jordan 11's here.

Yes and I actually only use them as

winter shoes because

Timberland and all that hurt my ankles.

My ex-girlfriend gave them to me.

So I have kept them

and use them

for winter and they are really nice

to wear.

adidas should step up their game

on winter sneakers.

And then I have

as I mentioned I was really into skate shoes

and especially Nike SB

and mostly because it is a Supreme collab.

So it is a nice

SB Bruin. No, it is actually a Blazer

Sorry. A Blazer Low

from 2016.

That is fresh. A cool color.

I traded them for a pair of Yeezy's. I am not

into Yeezy as much

as I was in the beginning. I think

it died out pretty fast.

You were really.,.. You...

basically had them all, right?

Did you get rid of them or?

I only have one pair left.

These.

Those are fresh.

I like these the best

right now - even though they are not

very limited.

I still like these.

Add tapered pants

or joggers - then they are very nice.

Most definitely. So I use

those once in a while, but it is not my....

...My love as you can see is

Ultra BOOST

which I have

a good amount. Yes for sure.

I haven't always care a lot about

it being... what is it called...

really limited and hard to get a hold of.

I really do not want to spend

too much time on it.

So I just bought all the Ultra BOOST...

I could through Rezet.

And some of them are

pretty limited.

Let's take a look at some of them.

These.

Up here.

Can you get them.

These.

Luckily,

what makes it cool working for adidas.

-not just as ambassador but also as photographer.

I have some nice hook-ups.

They are my good plugs.

I got these via adidas.

Pretty difficult to get a hold of.

Yes for sure.

Those are fresh! Super fresh.

Was it Nice Kicks?

Yes. There are super cool with tie-dye.

And you wear your shoes as I can see.

Yes - I use

my shoes.

That is really cool.

What is that makes Ultra BOOST so special for you?

Well, I am a very simple dude.

So conveniency and

comfort

are important factors for me.

And that is what Ultra BOOST

is all about.

There are easy access.

Kenneth let's take a look, you mentioned...

both Kith and

some other stuff down here.

Again, a huge thanks to adidas.

They also helped me with these.

Shit adidas!

Call me if you can hook me up.

These from Kith.

I have been eager

to wear.

They have been worn a lot. As I mentioned...

-I wear all my shoes and use them until

they look trashed.

Until I get tired of them.

It has super

comfort with this sock.

I really like the

colorway on them.

Just go at them with some

cleaner, and then you will have it.

They can last for a while longer!

Again,

- a pair of Neighbourhood NMD.

I got them a while before they released

in the stores here.

I love the embroidery.

I feel,

the NMD hype died a little after these

-or a little bit before.

But I feel these

haven't felt as NMDs.

I just really like them - the colorway!

The little details with the tiger print,

the embroidery and stuff like that.

So I was very excited about those.

What's your

favorite pair? I just

got them. I need to remember...

...to give a shout out to Mathias Ong, who's also

from Rezet. Before he turns

completely Hype Kid! Remember to give a shout out

or he goes...

These are the ones that I just got.

Futurecraft 4D

I wore them for Distortion!

Wow!

Yeah, I don't care.

I really

like them.

This is The Grail for me.

I have been after these since The Olympics

in Rio, where I

vent to visit... I was working...

in Rio during The Olympics.

I got

an invitation from adidas to go

take a look at their base.

We saw these.

Well, not this exact pair,

but the first version

of these that were given to

Friends & Family and especially

the gold medal winners got a pair

of these 4Ds. So I have

been craving them efter since. And I put

Mathias on the case.

He made the research to see if he

could me a pair and we came this close

to him keeping them for himself - I just said

Dude!

Don't do it to me. What did you have to pay?

A fair price or what?

Well...

DKK 7,350,-

I paid that for a pair of shoes... DAMN!!

That's the most...money

I've have ever paid for a pair of shoes.

I need to mention that I sold

a pair

First generation Pharrell

Human Race - the red ones

for DKK 4,000,- and I sold a pair of

Human Race "Oreo" for DKK 1.000,-

So I feel...

I was given both shoes.

I feel I only paid

DKK 2,300,- for them, which is less than retail.

That a nice way to wrap your

head around it. You allow yourself to pay

a lot of money for something

you really want and the two other pairs

I didn't use anyways.

They cost 300

Dollars in retail, I think.

For Futurecraft, and I believe

they have been released ones or twice

I belive it was

15,000 pais or something

were sold in SNS

and in Kith.

Yeah - something like that sounds right.

Some of you out there will probably

correct me. Will they ever be back?!

I don't think this model will be back

anytime soon. But I have seen a lot of...

3-4 versions

which have already released

with the 4D

printed sole. They are super fresh.

Nice choice!

What else do you have that you want

to show?

I have these Ultra BOOST

Uncaged "Haven"

These have been used.

I have a cool story connected to these.

Or a fun story...

I got them a month before they released

Worldwide.

Actually they released

in Taiwan or was it Thailand?

-one month prior to everywhere else.

I was in New York to

work with Shaka Loveless.

I was walking around in these.

People turned around.

They were looking at the shoes.

And asked where I got them.

Yo! I am ambassador for adidas

so I get everything a bit before everyone else.

They thought it was funny.

Let's more about...

this adidas

ambassador thing. Does that have something to do

with photography?

It is primarily because of photography.

I have

been with adidas for

what did I say? 5-6 years!

Something like that.

Just before social media

became a thing.

I made one video and have been there

ever since.

I did one job for PUMA when I

did something for PUMA International.

I had to shoot the

Italian national team.

A huge experience.

That was the

only thing I did

internationally.

adidas is mostly

in Scandinavia.

So I shoot a lot of social content

and photograph their athletes. Pernille Blume

as an example.

I have these...

Which I actuallt think are

classics and not so hyped with the young ones.

These...

two.

Let's see if I can get it

without all the other shit falling down.

Almost!

Alright. There we go.

Superstar UNDFTD.

Some old

adidas

which I will never

use. Superstar isn't really my

shoes. But

I like to have it in my collection.

They are fresh.

Are you a Bathing Ape fan?

I have been but I think

it's too crazy

for someone

like me. who is 34 years old.

But I think they are super nice.

And nice to have as a part of my collection.

They are super cool.

You tell us that with BOOST

it is generally the comfort

but is there something special about adidas

that does it for you?

You are not really into

Superstars, but adidas as a brand?

I think I enjoy the story behind it.

And they way they

storm forward.

But also because they made

so many collabs with different artists.

Pusha-T and

and now Drake

-well, it hasn't been confirmed yet.

But Drake and Kanye West and

how an aritist like Kanye West is able to

almost change their entire

reputation

increase sales.

I'm sure, that Kanye West

was a major factor.

But alse because the

adidas family has supported me

through my career.

They have been there

to support me from the very beginning.

So that's

besides

the brand itself, but more about the people

I work with.

That's super cool.

How about

from back when

you started in Rezet.

The development

from when you started

and people didn't think sneakers

could get any bigger, but they did.

What do you think about that development.

I think that I, Kasper and Mathias

and the other boys

who were a part of Rezet kinda knew

that Rezet would make it.

It is crazy to see

as an example

from our time

back when it was a little easier to get a hold of things.

To now, when it is super hard. But I understand

why some of the young kids line up

to get the shoes and make a business out of it.

Today it is about

showing off and make money

on your own. I have to say, that the young kids

are great at it.

So nothing but respect!

Except, when I have to pay so much

for a pair of shoes that I really want.

But that's how it is. You yourself

have been a part of the resell market.

You mentioned you have

sold here to buy there.

Is it...

something you think

is cool with all these Facebook groups.

And the way you can shop around

to be able to buy something else.

I don't mind. I would not be able

to get these shoes, if it wasn't for the reseller market.

Because

they are only sold in stores in New York.

So for me

who is not there in the line

I would have never gotten a hold of them.

So I think the resell market is a good

way to get things.

You just have to pay extra.

That's the down side.

But if you really want it...

Yeah, I think

it's a days salary to stand in line

and wait anyways, so I

don't resell

to make it more desirable. It ensures

that the shoes that I don't wear

have the same value

or more. And that's the same with my Supreme collection.

I'm a hoarder dude.

I have so many weird things.

I know all about it.

Supreme, Be@rbricks

my KAWS figures and all my

shooting stuff.

So, yeah.

It's nice for me to think

that even though I spend a lot of money on it

it will not loose value unless I break it.

You need to take good care of your things.

Is there anything,

you are getting in the near future.

Not really.

I take it along the way.

I have become better at

not buying just to buy stuff.

Maybe because I'm older now.

But I like to collect

things. Mostly gadgets.

Stuff like that.

So no new sneaker

from adidas that you know about

or a special BOOST or something?

I would like to get a hold of AlphaEdge.

But I don't know

if it's available here in Denmark.

Or if Rezet gets it.

I hope they get it.

It is fresh.

Usually adidas

is helpful.

They help me get the shoes

I like. We will not see you cry

over an Air Max 1?

No - I was really close

with the Vapormax, where I had to

check out what the hype was all about.

It wasn't something for me.

Fair. That's loyalty

to The Three Stripes

we are dealing with here.

Kenneth, it has been a pleasure

to see.

It went well. Thanks for having us.

I am outta here.

I'll grab my stuff,.

Talk to you later.

See ya! Awsome Kenneth.

See ya!

For more infomation >> Is adidas Futurecraft 4D the ultimate grail? - Duration: 17:24.

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Is The Earth Your Greatest Enemy? [with Demetri Martin] - Duration: 13:34.

- [Ted] Last time on Our Fascinating Planet

A planet was born.

It exploded all over itself

and changed its own face.

It survived its puberty,

killed its dinosaurs,

and then developed its own death defying cycles

to keep its starry insides in check.

But it would leave its human outsides unchecked.

This is Our Fascinating Planet.

(majestic music)

(majestic music becoming pompous)

The story of our Earth

is a story of the life it has birthed and nurtured,

and perhaps nothing has been birthed

and nurtured more on Earth than ...

Animals.

One of Nature's most valuable resources.

We chase them, we wear them, we play with them,

we taunt them, we laugh at them,

we roast them, we toast them,

we even host them in our homes as pets,

but lying just beneath the surface

of these often ridiculous coinhabitants

of our shared home we call Earth

is a much greater story.

One filled with melodramatic danger and cosmic safety,

all punctuated by glorious displays

of our Earth's lifedom.

The Earth has long used animals to sustain itself.

They dig holes in its soil to ventilate it.

They swim in its waters to hydrate it.

They stampede on its ground to massage it,

and flap their wings in its air,

moving its clouds to shade it.

Animals eat plants to keep them from strangling the land,

and they convert chewed plant carcases into feces,

which helps thicken the Earth's protective crust,

and they urinate on its surface to quench its thirst

and prevent it from exploding.

And when they die, the animals melt into the Earth,

becoming food for plants.

Animals eat plants, which then die

and become food for new plants,

which then also die and become dirt,

which becomes food for the Earth.

Put simply, the Earth would not be what it is today

without its animals.

But the best of these animals is Man,

who just so happens to also be

the worst of these animals.

No conversation about life on Earth is complete

without addressing Man's almost flippant disregard

for his animal neighbors with whom he shares this planet.

Statistically, Man is the most dangerous animal

on the planet.

When you consider mankind's history

and its clever use of things

like jackhammers and atomic bombs,

it's easy to see why.

And Man also ranks highest in conflicts.

And at the same time, Man ranks lowest

in respect for the Earth.

But how did we end up like this?

It's almost as if Man was destined to clash with Earth

from the very beginning,

a process that started with early humans who lived in trees

and soon clashed with each other right out of those trees.

So early Man's first journey,

a veritable leap from the tree to the ground,

was also the first significant step

towards what we call civilization.

Once our species managed to come together on the ground,

we suddenly discovered that a lot of us

didn't like a lot of them, and so there was conflict.

Tribes began to separate,

to sort themselves into warring factions

based on their differences.

Some separations were obvious,

determined by things like hair type

or body smell

or geography.

Specifically, those who were good at geography went one way,

and those who were not got lost,

and as they wandered, trying to find their way back,

they accidentally populated the Earth.

But one thing would prove to separate human beings

from each other more than anything else,

something called ...

Religion.

Man has long practiced religion, because ...

- It's the opposite, it's easy, you know.

You draw a circle or you wear a hat,

talk about the sun, you know,

maybe you get to burn a woman while she's still alive.

People love that, to set women on fire.

Sometimes you got to kill a bird,

so animal cruelty was always really appealing.

- [Ted] With the advent of religion,

Man took his first real step towards changing the planet.

Early Man's gods not only helped him describe small events,

like a poor harvest or diarrhea,

but also larger phenomena like tornadoes.

Floods.

Plague.

Even earthquakes.

All of this could be ascribed

to an invisible source in the sky.

So Man, almost from his beginning,

looked not to Earth for answers,

but away from it and then beyond it,

putting himself and his needs above his planet.

And his gods would be instrumental

in cultivating his disregard for the Earth itself.

There was the Greek god of trash,

the Inca god of killing things for fun,

and the Chinese god of burning whatever you could

whenever you felt like it.

And of course, the Nordic god of Earth rape.

For these gods were the perfect scapegoats.

Perhaps no better example can be found

than the Roman god, Scape.

A goat.

- In every ancient language we see recurring phrases,

like 'the gods made me do it', you know, that ***ing goat!

You know, that kind of thing,

so the goat was very prevalent in households.

People talked about that a lot.

- [Ted] By removing any responsibility from himself,

Man was free to wreak havoc on the planet,

and he would attack the Earth in many ways.

We started by assaulting the Earth's plants.

We began to grow them only to kill them and eat them,

and sometimes to smoke them.

Animals soon became a favorite target for Man.

We hunted, killed, wore and even teased animals,

even turning some of them into our play slaves, or pets.

A barbaric custom that is still practiced

in many places today, this has had dire consequences.

But perhaps Man's greatest assault

has been on the Earth itself, building homes and towns,

digging into the Earth to extract minerals

to make vitamins and jewelry,

and decorating the land in embarrassing ways.

Soon, cities began to rise.

The goal was clear:

remove all traces of Nature as quickly as possible,

and in many places, we've succeeded in doing just that.

We went from living in small straw huts

to living in tall straw skyscrapers almost overnight,

which today of course are no longer made of straw

but of balsa wood and concrete and plexiglass.

These concrete jungles and prairies

have replaced the regular jungles and prairies

that once ruled the planet,

leaving Man today with little choice

but to live and die in his own industrial wasteland.

Today, five in every seven people lives in a city,

and of those, two in every three

are 10 times more likely

to spend the remaining three fifths of their life

in the heart of that city.

And of those, 90% will die in a city,

and of those, 80% will die a violent death in that city,

and of those, 10% will live

in either an urban or rural area.

And so today we find a planet

that is in many places almost unrecognizable.

Animals often look confused or embarrassed

as they enter our habitats, and even worse,

many of them have suffered psychologically

from our overwhelming impact.

- Animals replicate human life.

You'll see human culture as behaving a certain way,

animals go, oh, humans are better than me,

I wanna behave like that.

And you see that a lot, I studied quail patterns,

how quails interact over time, and quails act like people,

and it's disgusting, you know, it's wrong.

But it's fascinating.

And also, we keep animals as pets

because they're not as smart, they're not as intelligent,

we eat them as food because they're objects, essentially.

Objects with a heart, so,

it causes a lot of questions to come up.

- [Ted] And we mock the Earth

by making things like plastic Christmas trees

and wooden ducks.

Man has displayed an almost tragic arrogance

towards his planet.

While we jump for Jupiter and salivate over Saturn,

we are brazen enough to use the very material from the Earth

to make small ridiculous dolls of it, called globes.

On top of that, to get these very materials,

we have penetrated the Earth

and robbed it of its fossil fuels.

Fossil fuels which we burn like witches or dogs.

This has had dire consequences,

namely globular warming.

(flames crackling)

Our planet is in trouble,

there's no question about that now.

And Man, more than any species, is responsible for it.

Fire, once thought to be Man's best friend,

now turns out to be one of Nature's worst enemies.

- [Bernadette] It's like we're

gonna destroy ourselves, right?

But that's something that's seemed really likely

for a long time, and we've made it this far.

- In fact, the future is in our hands,

both our own future and our planet's.

The question is, what do we do with it?

So what does the future hold for our fascinating planet?

The current interglacial period ends,

sending our Earth into another ice age.

Extinction of animals continues to occur

until they are all gone and we all become vegan,

removing all joy from the planet.

Father Earth comes back and we must decide

which Earth we want to live on.

Everything works out,

and we learn to live harmoniously with our planet.

Well that's up to you.

The Earth is not just our home,

it is also our friend and our enemy,

much like a mother or a foster aunt.

We may leave this planet someday or it may explode,

and we will find ourselves

living on small oddly shaped Earthlets

hurtling through space, which will never be as good

as the planet was when it was all together

in one big ball the way it is today.

We don't know what will happen,

only the future can tell us that, but in the meantime,

instead of telling this planet what to do,

as we have for centuries,

maybe we should start listening to her.

And when we do, let's not be so arrogant

that we end up laughing at what she has to say.

(majestic music)

For more infomation >> Is The Earth Your Greatest Enemy? [with Demetri Martin] - Duration: 13:34.

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A social and ecological world economy - is that possible? - Duration: 1:09.

A social and ecological world economy - is that possible?

Yes!

Because the 2030 Agenda leads to fair trade,

good working conditions and fair wages

all over the world.

Needless to say that in order to make this happen we need to treat our planet with care.

Exemplary is the cosmetics brand

L'Occitane en Provence.

For its products, the company uses mainly biological raw materials.

The shea butter is purchased directly from womens' cooperatives in Burkina Faso

for which fair prices are being paid.

As a result, more than 10,000 women earn enough money

to feed their families.

With its 17 goals, the 2030 Agenda

provides a compass

that helps us operate in an environmentally friendly and equitable manner.

In the end:

If you want a decent life for all, the 2030 Agenda needs to be implemented.

We are working on it.

For more infomation >> A social and ecological world economy - is that possible? - Duration: 1:09.

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A world without poverty - is that possible? - Duration: 1:23.

A world without poverty - is that possible?

Yes!

Because the 2030 Agenda aims to eradicate absolute poverty by 2030.

Key to this is access to renewable energy.

Among other things it can be used for the production of food

or simply to bring light into remote households.

Exemplary for a sustainable energy production is the Barefoot Collage from India.

It trains women to become solar technicians.

They build and maintain facilities in communities

that otherwise could not be powered.

Affordable, reliable and sustainable energy for many remote households,

in 80 countries worldwide.

But not only access to sustainable energy creates better living conditions.

Improved health care, good education and sustainable water for all

also serve as a compass that helps us navigate to a world that is more just.

In the end:

If you want a decent life for all, the 2030 Agenda needs to be implemented.

We are working on it.