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48 Hours In BRUSSELS | Belgium (NOT What We Expected)
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The Astronaut Academy: 'Learning Russian is the biggest challenge'
Denmark's first astronaut Andreas Mogensen says learning Russian is the biggest challenge as he trains to fly to space this year. 'I’m more of a math and science person. All of the training that takes place in Russia takes place in Russian, and of course we have Russian crewmates that we have to be able to speak with,' he tells us.
This year will be an exciting time in human spaceflight, as three European astronauts, including Andreas, Britain's Tim Peake and Italy's Samantha Cristoforetti carry out their missions to the ISS.
Meanwhile a duo of one Russian and one American are preparing to spend one whole year in orbit. Astronaut Scott Kelly and cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko leave Earth on March 27th 2015 and return in March 2016.
Denmark’s first astronaut, Andreas Mogensen will accompany opera singer-turned space tourist Sarah Brightman to the ISS on 1st September 2015 on a 10 day mission. He was born in Copenhagen in 1976 and studied aeronautical engineering at Imperial College London, including a semester at IST Lisbon. He has a doctorate in aerospace engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. He enjoys scuba diving, skydiving, kite surfing, kayaking and mountaineering.
Frank is a former Belgian air force test pilot, and the first-ever European commander of the ISS. He now heads the European Astronaut Centre. Frank flew a 9-day mission to the ISS in 2002 and a six month mission to the ISS in 2009. During his long-duration mission he was the main operator of the Japanese robotic arm to dock Japan’s HTV cargo ship. Frank is from Ghent in Belgium and is married with three children.
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The Beast @ FACTS 2018!
Good times on The Beast, World's Biggest Inflatable Obstacle Course, at FACTS 2018 in Ghent, Belgium!
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CU2PLAY @ Gentse Feesten 2015
CU2PLAY - The Belgian Tribute to U2 & Coldplay // Where the streets have no name @ Groentenmarkt Gent - Gentse Feesten 2015/07/25
Free Walking Tour Brugge with Legends
Security tight at Davis Cup event in Belgium
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Ghent - 28 November 2015
1. Various of security checks
2. Fans waiting in queue to be checked by security
3. Great Britain fan
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sara (no surname given), Belgium fan:
(On the extra security measures)
We are on time, so no long queues. Security is going very fast and we are happy.
5. Security checkpoint
6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sara (no surname given), Belgium fan:
(On attending the event despite the security concerns)
Just having fun, forget everything and make a big party of it.
7. Various of bar worker preparing beers
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tracy (no surname given), Great Britain fan:
(On attending the event despite the security concerns)
It's slightly concerning, but you've got to live your life, so we're just getting on with it and supporting Great Britain.
9. Fans posing for photos
10. SOUNDBITE: Tracy (no surname given), left; and Peter (no surname given), right - Great Britain fans:
Tracy: We feel completely secure because they are great on the doors and they are checking everything out and the atmosphere just takes over everything anyways.
Peter: You feel great that everybody is getting checked. If we are getting checked then nobody else can get in that's god bad intentions. So we feel secure in there and it's a massive experience for us.
11. Scarf reading: (English) We Are Tennis Fans
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Tennis fans arrived on Saturday for the Davis Cup final between Belgium and Great Britain, amid tight security at the Flanders Expo in Ghent.
After over a week of tension in Brussels, following the terror attacks in Paris, all of Belgium is currently under the second highest level of alert.
Davis Cup organisers introduced increased security measures, including metal detectors, sniffer dogs and metal detectors.
Spectators were banned from bringing bags into the arena.
Fans were determined to enjoy themselves despite the security concerns in the wake of the Paris attacks and the Brussels lockdown.
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Caitlyn's In Brugge Walking Tour - Part 1
Caitlyn beginning her tour from the Bauhaus!
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Bicycle ride around the beautiful city Ghent!
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Going to Ikea and why I am moving back to Holland... - Vlog
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Flemish Giant rabbit - Video Learning - WizScience.com
The Flemish Giant is a breed of domestic rabbit known for its large size.
The Flemish Giant originated in Flanders. It was bred as early as the 16th century near the city of Ghent, Belgium. It is believed to have descended from a number of meat and fur breeds, possibly including the Steenkonijn and the European Patagonian breed . This Patagonian rabbit, a large breed that was once bred in Belgium and France, was not related to the Patagonian rabbit of Argentina , a separate wild species weighing less than two pounds , nor the Patagonian hare , a species in the cavy family of rodents that cannot interbreed with rabbits.
Thomas Coatoam, in his Origins of the Flemish Giants, tells us, The earliest authentic record of the Flemish Giant Rabbit occurred about the year 1860.
The first standards for the breed were written in 1893. The Flemish Giant is an ancestor of many rabbit breeds all over the world, one of which is the Belgian Hare, imported into England in the mid 19th century. The Flemish Giant was exported from England and Belgium to America in the early 1890s to help improve the size of meat rabbits during the great rabbit boom.
It received little attention until about 1910 where it started appearing at small livestock shows throughout the country. Today, it is one of the more popular breeds at rabbit shows because of its unusually large size and its varying colors. It is promoted by the National Federation of Flemish Giant Rabbit Breeders, which was formed in 1915. The Flemish Giant has many nicknames, first and foremost the Gentle Giant for its uniquely docile personality and also the universal rabbit for its varied purposes as pet, show, breeding, meat and fur animal.
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Hartrock on Tour! Gentse Feesten 2017!
Hartrock komt naar de Gentse Feesten op 15 juli om 15u en 16 juli om 17u in Theater Tinnenpo, Tinnenpotstraat 21Gent! Op 16 juli om 11u Klein Festijn in het Lakenmetershuis, Vrijdagmarkt 24 Gent!
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20170527 Seletar Loop (gimbal stabilized)
No long/hard ride today (hence that playlist in the background, hehe) as I have a half marathon event tomorrow. So I tried out the gimbal on the roadie for a ride around, again, Seletar. Specifically needed to be on daylight as the camera is poor on low light.
Camera - Xiaomi Yi
Gimbal - Zhiyun Z1-Evolution
This is meant to be a handheld gimbal. I just used a double clamp (bought online) to mount it on the handle bar - screw mounted on the bar, lock mounted on the gimbal.
The best mounting should still be on the rider itself. The gimbal (also the clamp is a big factor) cannot handle the hard bumps and some of the grinding vibrations. I'm not keen on these things mounted on me though in case I fall or get into an accident. Though the shoulder strap mounting of the GoPro Karma grip seems good.
The gimbal seemed to slightly tilt up the camera when I rode with the GB group, probably due to the wind as we sped up a bit (originally planned to do just flat 30 kph around only). The camera seems back level when I ended recording though.
Eurovision 2011: Slovakia's TWiiNS Interviewed in Gent and performing in Brussels
On the 2011 Easter Weekend Belgium organised a Eurovision Promotion Event in Gent, Antwerp and Brussels with the participation of four countries that are competing at the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest in Duesseldorf, Germany.
Present were two members of Witloof Bay representing Belgium, Latvia's Musiqq, Romania's Hotel FM and the TWiiNS from Slovakia.
The Team of Radio International and Oikotimes have been on location and spend the weekend with the performers and organisers and conducted the interviews with the Eurovision performers.
Good Friday evening the delegations from Romania and Latvia arrived and a common dinner in a Gent restaurant was arranged after which a live performance took place in a Gent disco called Cocteau. Then on Saturday at noon the Mayor of Gent invited the four delegations and the national and international media to a reception in the town hall after which there was the opportunity for interviews with the artists.
The next step on the programme was a little walking tour through the city centre of Gent and a nice boat tour as well. If you are ever in the surroundings of Gent make sure you visit this beautiful old city centre of Gent. After the cultural part of the day the delegations were taken to a TV station called MENT TV where the artists were interviewed on TV. The evening continued with the live performance by the four countries' artists in Antwerp's D Club.
Easter Sunday was mainly spent in Brussels at the concert for the Romanian community in Brussels where of course Hotel FM were the hot item in stage with giving a mini concert including their Eurovision 2011 entry called Change, a chart song cover by the group Killers Human and a couple of own compositions of Hotel FM performed in the Romanian language. The event ended at around 1830 hours.
Please find in this clip the interview done with the TWiiNS in Gent representing Slovakia at the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest with the song I'm still alive and also their performance at the mini concert in Brussels.
Just A Gent Freestyles [Animasian]
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Amsterdam to Bruges - Cycling Holiday in Holland & Belgium
Trip To Bruges
Studio K left Amsterdam for one day, to explore a little medieval city in Belgium...