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Dan Wuori

52,389 次观看 • 1 年前

Created with Seedance 2.0 Prompt: Ultra realistic cinematic video, warm cozy Saturday night atmosphere, rooftop of a modern Indonesian house, city lights and distant traffic bokeh in the background, soft warm string lights hanging around the rooftop, charcoal grill glowing orange, cinematic color grading, shallow depth of field, realistic smoke, detailed food textures, premium food commercial style, natural movements, highly detailed skin textures, realistic lighting, 4K quality, smooth motion. Environment Open-air rooftop terrace at night, warm ambient lighting, gentle evening breeze moving clothing and smoke, city skyline visible in background, cozy weekend mood, charcoal grill placed on a wooden table setup, cooking utensils neatly arranged, warm orange firelight mixing with cool blue night tones. Character Setup Professional Indonesian chef in his early 30s, relaxed and cheerful expression, wearing black chef jacket with rolled-up sleeves, dark apron, casual rooftop cooking vibe, confident and natural body language, enjoying a peaceful Saturday night while preparing grilled corn. Camera Setup Cinematic food commercial style, 24fps, smooth gimbal movements, shallow depth of field, macro food shots, close-up hand details, medium character shots, dynamic push-ins, slow-motion moments, realistic handheld micro movements, soft rack focus transitions, warm lens flares from grill fire. Storyboard Breakdown (10 Seconds) Scene 1 (0s–2.5s) — Preparing the Corn Subject: Chef peeling fresh corn. The chef stands beside a wooden table on the rooftop, smiling casually while removing green corn husks from fresh sweet corn. Small pieces of husk fall naturally onto the table. Warm string lights glow above while city lights sparkle behind. Camera starts with a medium shot then smoothly pushes into a close-up of his hands peeling the corn. Evening breeze gently moves his apron. Scene 2 (2.5s–5s) — Grilling the Corn Subject: Chef grilling corn over charcoal. Fresh corn is placed onto a glowing charcoal grill. Flames flicker and smoke rises dramatically. The chef rotates the corn slowly using metal tongs. The kernels begin turning golden with slight char marks. Camera captures macro close-ups of sizzling corn, glowing embers, smoke swirling into the night air, then transitions into a cinematic side profile enjoying the cooking process. Scene 3 (5s–7.5s) — Adding Seasoning Subject: Chef applying butter and spices. Golden grilled corn is lifted from the grill. The chef brushes melted butter across the hot corn, creating a glossy shine. He sprinkles chili powder, sweet soy glaze, and seasoning evenly. Steam rises from the surface. Camera performs detailed macro shots of seasoning particles falling in slow motion, butter melting between kernels, and the chef's focused expression illuminated by warm grill light. Scene 4 (7.5s–10s) — Tasting the Corn Subject: Chef enjoying the final result. The chef sits casually on the rooftop seating area, city lights glowing behind him. He takes a satisfying bite of the freshly grilled corn. His expression changes to delight and approval. Camera slowly pushes in from a medium shot to a close-up of his smile. Warm rooftop lights, soft smoke in the background, cinematic ending frame with relaxed Saturday night atmosphere, food commercial quality, natural laughter, fade out. Negative Prompt: text, subtitle, watermark, logo, extra fingers, deformed hands, blurry face, low resolution, oversaturated colors, duplicate objects, unrealistic anatomy, distorted corn, flickering lights, camera shake, noisy image, cartoon style, CGI appearance.16:9.

Calira

18,434 次观看 • 1 个月前

UPDATE: We have full names of the attackers Today, while Sheikh Saeed lies in the hospital with his leg amputated after being shot on Thursday by a settler, a hearing was held on the matter at the military court of the apartheid regime. However, the suspects are not the settlers who attacked Saeed and his son, but the victims themselves. Saeed’s 15-year-old son, who was attacked alongside him, was abducted from the scene after his father was shot and has since been held at the Israeli Ofer detention camp. Saeed himself was detained as a prisoner at Soroka Hospital and was not allowed to receive visitors or see his relatives or family members. Today, the court decided to release both of them from detention, demanding 10,000 shekels for their release. Due to technical reasons, the release will be delayed and will only take place tomorrow. Binyamin Bodenheimer—the settler who shot Saeed—is the security coordinator of the settlement of Avigail. As the person responsible for the settlement’s security, he is deeply committed to acting in the settlement’s interests, which means to the harm of his Palestinian neighbors. His activities include, among other things, expelling shepherds from their lands, harassing residents who are under threat of expulsion, and invading villages with youths from the settlement. Many complaints have been filed against Bodenheimer with the police, along with documentation proving the allegations, but the police, of course, are unfazed. Those belonging to the “superior race” are exempt from the law. Even when Bodenheimer shot Saeed, he was not required to appear for questioning (as far as is known). As for his arrest—there is no question of that, while Saeed, who was shot by him, is held as a detainee in the hospital. Today, Bodenheimer returned again to the area where the incident occurred, near Saeed’s home. Apparently, it was not enough for him, and he wants to continue making Saeed’s family’s life miserable as they are still processing the fresh trauma and new reality forced upon them. Apparently, the attacker also wanted to remind them that he is there at any given moment, that he is free and can continue to harm them as much as he wants, with the assistance and protection of the apartheid regime. Shooter's name: Binyamin Bodenheimer His accomplice: Amihai Shilo The Hind Rajab Foundation Int'l Criminal Court ICJ (text by מחוץ לעדר/ kivsa shchora)

UPDATE: We have full names of the attackers Today, while Sheikh Saeed lies in the hospital with his leg amputated after being shot on Thursday by a settler, a hearing was held on the matter at the military court of the apartheid regime. However, the suspects are not the settlers who attacked Saeed and his son, but the victims themselves. Saeed’s 15-year-old son, who was attacked alongside him, was abducted from the scene after his father was shot and has since been held at the Israeli Ofer detention camp. Saeed himself was detained as a prisoner at Soroka Hospital and was not allowed to receive visitors or see his relatives or family members. Today, the court decided to release both of them from detention, demanding 10,000 shekels for their release. Due to technical reasons, the release will be delayed and will only take place tomorrow. Binyamin Bodenheimer—the settler who shot Saeed—is the security coordinator of the settlement of Avigail. As the person responsible for the settlement’s security, he is deeply committed to acting in the settlement’s interests, which means to the harm of his Palestinian neighbors. His activities include, among other things, expelling shepherds from their lands, harassing residents who are under threat of expulsion, and invading villages with youths from the settlement. Many complaints have been filed against Bodenheimer with the police, along with documentation proving the allegations, but the police, of course, are unfazed. Those belonging to the “superior race” are exempt from the law. Even when Bodenheimer shot Saeed, he was not required to appear for questioning (as far as is known). As for his arrest—there is no question of that, while Saeed, who was shot by him, is held as a detainee in the hospital. Today, Bodenheimer returned again to the area where the incident occurred, near Saeed’s home. Apparently, it was not enough for him, and he wants to continue making Saeed’s family’s life miserable as they are still processing the fresh trauma and new reality forced upon them. Apparently, the attacker also wanted to remind them that he is there at any given moment, that he is free and can continue to harm them as much as he wants, with the assistance and protection of the apartheid regime. Shooter's name: Binyamin Bodenheimer His accomplice: Amihai Shilo The Hind Rajab Foundation Int'l Criminal Court ICJ (text by מחוץ לעדר/ kivsa shchora)

Andrey X

92,840 次观看 • 1 年前

Ying Chanita: The Graduate Who Knelt for Her Brother At her graduation ceremony in Thailand, 27-year-old Ying Chanita did something that moved millions around the world. She placed her graduation robe on her older brother's shoulders. Then she knelt at his feet and bowed deeply—a traditional Thai gesture of profound respect and gratitude. Ten years earlier, their family faced an impossible choice. Their mother worked as a rubber tapper in Surat Thani province, earning barely enough to survive. She couldn't afford to send both children to school. Ying's older brother, Nattapong Chanapol, was 20 years old and in his second year of vocational school. He made a decision that would change both their lives: he dropped out to work and support the family so his little sister could continue her education. For ten years, Nattapong worked alongside their mother tapping rubber trees while Ying pursued her degree at Suratthani Rajabhat University's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Ying admitted she didn't fully understand what her brother had sacrificed until her final years at university. But when she finally graduated in 2022 (delayed from 2018 due to COVID-19), she knew exactly how to honor him. The video of her kneeling before her brother went viral, receiving over 10 million views on TikTok. People around the world praised Nattapong's selfless sacrifice and Ying's beautiful gesture of gratitude. Today, Ying works at a private company, helping to support her family just as her brother once did for her. This is a story about sibling love, sacrifice, and never forgetting where you came from.

Ying Chanita: The Graduate Who Knelt for Her Brother At her graduation ceremony in Thailand, 27-year-old Ying Chanita did something that moved millions around the world. She placed her graduation robe on her older brother's shoulders. Then she knelt at his feet and bowed deeply—a traditional Thai gesture of profound respect and gratitude. Ten years earlier, their family faced an impossible choice. Their mother worked as a rubber tapper in Surat Thani province, earning barely enough to survive. She couldn't afford to send both children to school. Ying's older brother, Nattapong Chanapol, was 20 years old and in his second year of vocational school. He made a decision that would change both their lives: he dropped out to work and support the family so his little sister could continue her education. For ten years, Nattapong worked alongside their mother tapping rubber trees while Ying pursued her degree at Suratthani Rajabhat University's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Ying admitted she didn't fully understand what her brother had sacrificed until her final years at university. But when she finally graduated in 2022 (delayed from 2018 due to COVID-19), she knew exactly how to honor him. The video of her kneeling before her brother went viral, receiving over 10 million views on TikTok. People around the world praised Nattapong's selfless sacrifice and Ying's beautiful gesture of gratitude. Today, Ying works at a private company, helping to support her family just as her brother once did for her. This is a story about sibling love, sacrifice, and never forgetting where you came from.

Wholesome

33,444 次观看 • 4 个月前

🌅❄️ GOOD MORNING FROM THE NORTHERN SLAVIC WORLD — AN ARCTIC SUNRISE OVER MURMANSK 🇷🇺🇺🇦🇧🇾🇵🇱🇨🇿🇸🇰🇷🇸🇭🇷🇧🇦🇸🇮🇧🇬🇲🇪🇲🇰 A calm Arctic sunrise over Murmansk — pale pink light spreading across snow, ice, and silent streets at the edge of Europe. This is the far north waking up, beyond the Arctic Circle, where winter dominates the calendar and daylight itself feels precious. Murmansk lies in Murmansk Oblast, on the Kola Peninsula, a region that many outside Eastern Europe imagine as remote, empty, or “purely Russian.” In reality, it is something far more layered — historically, culturally, and demographically. Although Murmansk as a city was founded in 1916, the Slavic presence in the region is deeply tied to the great movements of the 20th century. From the late Russian Empire through the Soviet period, the Arctic north was settled, industrialized, and defended largely by East Slavs. Russians formed the majority, but they were joined in large numbers by Ukrainians and Belarusians, who came north to work in ports, railways, mining, shipbuilding, and military infrastructure. Murmansk became a shared Slavic Arctic project, built by people from across the Slavic east. This diversity is not theoretical. Census data and historical records consistently show that Murmansk Oblast has long been home to substantial Ukrainian and Belarusian communities, alongside Russians. These populations lived side by side, speaking closely related languages, sharing schools, neighborhoods, and daily life in extreme northern conditions. The Arctic did not erase Slavic diversity — it concentrated it. The region’s history also reaches beyond Russia itself. During the chaos following World War I, northern Russia became a battlefield of the Russian Civil War. In 1918–1919, Polish soldiers known as the Murmańczycy fought in the Murmansk area against Bolshevik forces, alongside Allied troops. These Polish volunteers — many from a newly reborn Poland — left a little-known Slavic footprint on the Arctic front, linking Murmansk’s history to Central Europe as well as the East. Indigenous peoples, particularly the Sami, are also part of the Kola Peninsula’s story, with roots stretching back thousands of years. Yet demographically, linguistically, and culturally, Murmansk Oblast developed above all as a Slavic Arctic region, shaped by East Slavic settlement and shared historical experience. This sunrise, then, is more than a beautiful moment. It is a quiet reminder that the Slavic world does not end at comfortable latitudes or familiar capitals. It reaches the tundra, the polar night, and the ice-free ports of the Arctic — places where Slavs lived, worked, fought, and built communities that many people today barely know exist. Good morning to all Slavs — from the Arctic north. — Slavic Networks Independent coverage of Slavic regions, power, and identity. If you like what we are doing — like, share, subscribe, and invite your friends for more. Follow us also on Facebook: Slavic Networks Nirali VVeles SlavicFreeSpirit

🌅❄️ GOOD MORNING FROM THE NORTHERN SLAVIC WORLD — AN ARCTIC SUNRISE OVER MURMANSK 🇷🇺🇺🇦🇧🇾🇵🇱🇨🇿🇸🇰🇷🇸🇭🇷🇧🇦🇸🇮🇧🇬🇲🇪🇲🇰 A calm Arctic sunrise over Murmansk — pale pink light spreading across snow, ice, and silent streets at the edge of Europe. This is the far north waking up, beyond the Arctic Circle, where winter dominates the calendar and daylight itself feels precious. Murmansk lies in Murmansk Oblast, on the Kola Peninsula, a region that many outside Eastern Europe imagine as remote, empty, or “purely Russian.” In reality, it is something far more layered — historically, culturally, and demographically. Although Murmansk as a city was founded in 1916, the Slavic presence in the region is deeply tied to the great movements of the 20th century. From the late Russian Empire through the Soviet period, the Arctic north was settled, industrialized, and defended largely by East Slavs. Russians formed the majority, but they were joined in large numbers by Ukrainians and Belarusians, who came north to work in ports, railways, mining, shipbuilding, and military infrastructure. Murmansk became a shared Slavic Arctic project, built by people from across the Slavic east. This diversity is not theoretical. Census data and historical records consistently show that Murmansk Oblast has long been home to substantial Ukrainian and Belarusian communities, alongside Russians. These populations lived side by side, speaking closely related languages, sharing schools, neighborhoods, and daily life in extreme northern conditions. The Arctic did not erase Slavic diversity — it concentrated it. The region’s history also reaches beyond Russia itself. During the chaos following World War I, northern Russia became a battlefield of the Russian Civil War. In 1918–1919, Polish soldiers known as the Murmańczycy fought in the Murmansk area against Bolshevik forces, alongside Allied troops. These Polish volunteers — many from a newly reborn Poland — left a little-known Slavic footprint on the Arctic front, linking Murmansk’s history to Central Europe as well as the East. Indigenous peoples, particularly the Sami, are also part of the Kola Peninsula’s story, with roots stretching back thousands of years. Yet demographically, linguistically, and culturally, Murmansk Oblast developed above all as a Slavic Arctic region, shaped by East Slavic settlement and shared historical experience. This sunrise, then, is more than a beautiful moment. It is a quiet reminder that the Slavic world does not end at comfortable latitudes or familiar capitals. It reaches the tundra, the polar night, and the ice-free ports of the Arctic — places where Slavs lived, worked, fought, and built communities that many people today barely know exist. Good morning to all Slavs — from the Arctic north. — Slavic Networks Independent coverage of Slavic regions, power, and identity. If you like what we are doing — like, share, subscribe, and invite your friends for more. Follow us also on Facebook: Slavic Networks Nirali VVeles SlavicFreeSpirit

Slavic Networks

40,297 次观看 • 7 个月前