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SOTT Earth Changes Summary - April 2015: Extreme Weather and Planetary Upheaval

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SOTT Earth Changes Video Summary - April 2015: Extreme Weather and Planetary UpheavalnnRaging wildfires in Siberia destroyed thousands of ho...

SOTT Earth Changes Video Summary - April 2015: Extreme Weather and Planetary UpheavalnnRaging wildfires in Siberia destroyed thousands of homes and injured hundreds of people. Late in the month, on the anniversary of the world's worst nuclear accident, wildfires broke out within the Chernobyl plant exclusion zone in northern Ukraine. Both the Middle East and China experienced their "worst sandstorms in years", while huge dust storms also brought chaos to parts of both the American and Russian West. There were devastating landslides in Indonesia and Afghanistan, and a slow-moving 'horizontal landslide' in a Siberian town... which was also the setting last month for another bizarre 'exploding crater-hole'.nnSettlements in the 'driest place on Earth', Atacama Desert in Chile, were washed away after being inundated for the second month in a row. Severe flooding also hit drought-plagued Sao Paulo for the 4th time in 6 months, while melting snowpack combined with torrential rain to inundate parts of the US South and eastern Kazakhstan. Inches - and sometimes feet - of hail turned streets into rivers in the US, India, and Australia, where a "once-in-a-decade" storm battered the capital Sydney. The US Midwest saw multiple violent tornado outbreaks, while powerful tornadoes devastated communities in India and Brazil.nnBut none of this rocking and rolling was as destructive as the strongest earthquake to hit the Himalayas in over 80 years. The 7.9M quake pretty much destroyed Nepal, set off avalanches that buried Mount Everest's base camp, and killed people in northern India, Bangladesh, and Tibet. The quake's death toll could reach 10,000 people, and has left millions more homeless. The most spectacular event of the month occurred in southern Chile, where Calbuco volcano exploded to life after being dormant for 40 years, spewing lava and ash thousands of feet into the air...nnIf you like this video, please share!nnSend us your photos and videos to sott@sott.netnnVisit our website: http://sott.netnnConsider a donation to keep the SOTT.net lighthouse shining: http://www.sott.net/page/3-Support-Sott-net nnLike us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/SOTT.NETnnFollow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/SOTTnetnnMusic used: 'Escape from the Temple' by Per Kiilstofte: http://www.machinimasound.com/music/escape-from-the­-temple/nnLicensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International: http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/   Less

SOTT Earth Changes Summary - April 2016: Extreme Weather, Planetary Upheaval, Meteor Fireballs

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SOTT 'Earth Changes' video summary for April 2016: extreme weather events, environmental indicators of 'planetary upheaval' (seismic, volcan...

SOTT 'Earth Changes' video summary for April 2016: extreme weather events, environmental indicators of 'planetary upheaval' (seismic, volcanic, etc), and Near-Earth Objects in the form of meteor fireballs.nnDevastating earthquakes, flash-floods occurring with increasing regularity in most every region of Earth, Spring snowfalls, hailstones the size of baseballs, tornadoes in the Middle East, wildfires raging in northern latitudes, meteors exploding in the atmosphere, and residential/industrial buildings exploding all over the place...nnThe Powers That Be tell us that that is all due to 'man-made global warming', and that the environmental chaos can be arrested or mitigated by implementing their judicious solutions.nnBut is that the real story here? How can paying carbon taxes or 'going green', for example, stop the cosmos from sending increasing numbers of meteor fireballs our way?nnIn the space of 24 hours last month, two major earthquakes on either side of the Pacific Ring of Fire killed several hundred people. The quake in Ecuador was followed by extreme rainfall, while the quake in southern Japan was followed by hundreds of tremors - and foam; lots of bizarre, white foam of unknown origin.nnHere is just a selection of 'the signs' in April 2016, signs that the planet/cosmos/Living System is gearing up for a major 'reset'... nnIf you like this video, please share!nnSend us your photos and videos to sott@sott.netnnVisit our website: http://sott.netnnConsider a donation to keep the SOTT.net lighthouse shining: http://www.sott.net/page/3-Support-Sott-net nnLike us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/SOTT.NETnnFollow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/SOTTnetnnMusic used: 'Escape from the Temple' by Per Kiilstofte: http://www.machinimasound.com/music/escape-from-the­-temple/nnLicensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International: http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/   Less

Susan Aldworth: Transience Gallery Talk, April 2014

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Transience exhibition gallery talk with artist Susan Aldworth and Professor David Dexter, Professor of Neuropharmacology and Director of the...

Transience exhibition gallery talk with artist Susan Aldworth and Professor David Dexter, Professor of Neuropharmacology and Director of the Parkinson's UK Brain Bank at Imperial College.nn8 April 2014, Blyth Gallery, Imperial College, London.nnFor more information on Transience, visit www.susanaldworth.com   Less

Genesis - Live At Bataclan Footage 1973 - HD Rework

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1973-01-10 - Bataclan Club ParisnBataclan, France 1973 – Filmed on 10 January 1973nThe Musical Box / Interview / Supper's Ready / Intervie...

1973-01-10 - Bataclan Club ParisnBataclan, France 1973 – Filmed on 10 January 1973nThe Musical Box / Interview / Supper's Ready / Interview / Return Of The Giant Hogweed / The Knife   Less

Mystery of the Missing Million

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In Japan, a million young men have shut the door on real life.nnAlmost one man in ten in his late teens and early twenties is refusing to le...

In Japan, a million young men have shut the door on real life.nnAlmost one man in ten in his late teens and early twenties is refusing to leave his home – many do not leave their bedrooms for years on end.nnIt is a lost generation. Many millions of families are devastated. But they mostly suffer in silence, unable to understand the plight of their children. The first western psychologist to study the problem describes the condition as “an epidemic” sweeping Japan.nnIt is called hikikomori by the Japanese – meaning “social withdrawal”. Yet little is known about the problem and parents of sufferers prefer to hide their pain rather than seek help. nnPhil Rees' film discovers the hidden pain that is scarring Japan’s youth. We meet the mother of a 17-year old boy who took over the kitchen of the family home. Her son has refused to leave the kitchen and has not spoken to outsiders for four years. Members of his own family rarely see him. He does not bath and lives surrounded by a mound of garbage, which spills from the kitchen into the hallway. The family have been forced to cook meals on a makeshift camping stove. nnAnother case revealed by the programme is that of a boy who has locked himself in his bedroom for four years. Throughout these years, his mother – who sleeps in the next room – has not seen her son. She only knows that he is alive because she sometimes hears the creaking of floorboards. Some can remain in their bedrooms for twenty years before the family seek outside help. nnPeter Patterson wrote in the Daily Mail (21.10.02). "One of the true purposes of television - to tell us something new, extraordinary and amazing, with the added bonus that it might have implications for our lives - was more than fulfilled last night. Reporter Phil Rees, for Correspondent, had my eyes out on stalks with The Missing Million.n nFilmed and Directed by Darren Conway. nAssistant Producer: Mai Nishiyama   Less

La Planète Sauvage (1973)

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La Planète Sauvage is a science fiction allegorical film directed by René Laloux. The film depicts a future in which human beings, known a...

La Planète Sauvage is a science fiction allegorical film directed by René Laloux. The film depicts a future in which human beings, known as "Oms", are creatures on the Traags' home planet.   Less

Chairman #PPP Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's speech at Garhi Khuda Bakhsh - 4th April 2014 #CapitalTV

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The David Icke Videocast 26th April 2015

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The David Icke Videocast 19th April 2015

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Chicks with Sticks - April 12, 2014

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SCENE MISSING

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Unfinished documentary about Dennis Hopper's unseen feature The Last Movie  

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GRIMES on COACHELLA April 16.2016

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The Future of Leadership at Bent Tree - April 17, 2016

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April Mix 2016

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Franko B performance

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Franko B's performance of 'I'm not your babe 1' part 1 (5th Dec 1996 at the ICA, London). Extract of 'I'm not your babe 2' (6th December 199...

Franko B's performance of 'I'm not your babe 1' part 1 (5th Dec 1996 at the ICA, London). Extract of 'I'm not your babe 2' (6th December 1996 at the ICA London). 'I miss you' 14th April 2000 at Beaconsfield, London. 'Oh loverboy' 28th April 2001 at Beaconsfield, London. 'Aktion 398' February 2001 at NRLA, Glasgow.   Less

In The Name Of Willie Clancy

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A unique perspective of Willie Clancy week in Miltown Malbay, Co Claire, through the eyes of Donal Dineen and Myles O'Reilly by invite of Ca...

A unique perspective of Willie Clancy week in Miltown Malbay, Co Claire, through the eyes of Donal Dineen and Myles O'Reilly by invite of Caoimhin O'Raghallaigh and the St.Joseph's Fiddle School. nn"Our inspiration for this documentary was a film Tony McMahon made of the Fleadh in Listowel, County Kerry in '73. It's a very powerful piece of work and it struck both of us like lightning. It really captures the spirit of the place, the people and the time. There are glorious performances throughout and really critical interviews with some giants of the age. As a Kerryman myself I love the way McMahon's camera interacts with the many faces of the Fleadh. We see so many of them in his film. It's a folk festival and the director introduces us to the people, the best a filmaker can do. I think seeing it woke us both up to the importance of trying to highlight the virtues of something really vital that might be get missed and lost in time otherwise. If you can capture the essence of what something stands for at a particular time then it becomes a valuable document just like 'Listowel 1973'. That's what took us to Milltown Mallbay." Donal DineennnFilmed by Donal Dineen and Myles O'Reilly. Edited by Myles O'Reilly   Less