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0:00sent in cotton as this material. So funny when you look at how it was perceived. Good one to prepare the resources needed for a piece of wire. Yeah, you can see multiple machines, the method, how they are separating the seed first. So the seed is also separated. I didn't show you that. Where did the cotton go? Yeah, there it is. So this is a cotton. I need to pluck one of these. Once I pluck one of these, in the center is the seed. So this mechanism of this cotton is designed. So this seed is dispersed by wind. So it was designed to fly around to disperse and seed.

1:06And under this in the center you will find the seed of the cotton. So this is the seed of the cotton. And this is what the cotton is. This is the outer part of the seed. There is another seed over here. And this is what they were separating. You know, we just saw a little bit. Yeah. What if I talk to grow or talk to me? No, only in greenhouses. Not outside. See, you can see how it's being separated. Yeah. There is. You know, it's like simple rolling, like pasta making technique. So after that, this is also to fluff. So this is how the Viva is taking the yarn that was spun.

2:15And that goes into the lune. Yeah. Yeah. This is the boxed jackpot. See how it's very simple. Nothing has changed in that. You know, it's the exact same because it's only produced at one place. And the others were really happy that you were asking about it. And these are diagely, they are either far. If you want to color it. And this is block printing. You print the jackpot. The radio is home fun Patrick. He's an ancient crop. Now happily revived. Once again giving both go. And to create a talent of our crop. Only use the seed for printing technique. Do you know what that's the story of the jackpot? Yeah. And to make the universe have a better nose. One movie is worth a cardie. This shows up only 13 amps. And who gets a 30-nil? All of it goes to the computer.

3:17This is how the economy was distributed to the farmer, to the spinner, to the spinner, who is actually removing the seeds, and then the spinner and then the fever. There is no one coming in the middle. Not these big companies were selling seeds. Not these big companies were manufacturing or like H&M today. Everything was going to the people who were actually producing. And to them alone. The three added in every room fee, which is what they are doing today, are the overhead expensive. This talks more about the cardie, how the clock clock is produced. And these three added in every room fee are met by government subsidy. In the 504 this subsidy amounted to well over 5 million rupees. Take the clock. Find out how companies policy to be to move on to the clock. Very good too. This can be said to be saved from other policies.

4:19But there is no investment plan. Yeah. Do I have more of these? Yeah, that's it. Any other questions? Or if you want to spin more, you can spin more. If you want to take some cotton, you can take some cotton or wool. I was going to put it in the sun. Few seeds. Yeah, you can take seeds. These are seeds that are not potent. These are genetically modified seeds. You have to buy one cent of. They have the patent. No, but it's possible to get a proper cotton seeds.

5:20Yeah, I grew it in my farmhouse in India. I grew it in T-Rolls. Yeah. You're not clapping. Yeah. It was a bit difficult for you. It was really interesting to play. Thank you. Thank you. You just keep all the spin to the inner wall. This one goes together. It can be used. You can keep that.

6:21Oh, I need some wind shields for my microphone. Oh, I need some wind shields. Oh, that's a nice grass. It's interesting to work shop. It's a complete spin installation. It's worth it from the outside. I have a lot of work to do with it. I hope you're doing well. And who you are. Yeah.

7:21Can I ask you because I found your philosophical part of your exposé. Very fascinating. What do you want us? I don't know. I'm a bit overwhelmed by the idea. Because it's a beautiful concept that you described. About how... How the value is divided in a just way from the production. I still want to read it. I didn't get to it. Maybe you need to clean up a bit and then we'll talk a bit. You have to go a little bit further. I'll show you the description of the project. It's written on a paper paper, which is printed in the international market. It's written in the description of the production.

8:24And on the paper paper it's written on the alternative paper paper. The thick bamboo is on the nose of the small bird of the spider. And the bamboo is on the bottom. You can't even move it. You can still cut it with a cocktail maker or a... ...pluck-catoon-like glue. Then we'll work on it. This is a very controversial piece of the piece. You can still move it with a cocktail. A cocktail maker or a pluck-catoon-like glue. Look at this. A pluck-catoon-like glue maker.

9:30Oh yeah, that's sabotage. You can use a cocktail maker or a pluck-catoon-like glue maker. Then we'll work on it. It's a very handy piece of the piece. The piece of the piece is... Oh no. And the piece is a very handy piece of the piece. I want to take it in English. I want a building map. So we can cut it for what is a wood. So we can spin it. So... Is there a way to obtain instructions to build this?

10:36No, I don't know. Yeah, you can. Is there a map drawing? Nothing like that. Really? It's not that. Because when I look at this, I can make it. We can make it together. And if we don't watch out, there's going to be some asshole 3D printing it from plastic. Yeah, that's already being done. There are a lot of you. There are a lot of YouTube videos that you can find. And people have 3 different things this way too. Really? Yeah. And so what's the name? We should be looking for them to find this one. We have to buy it from the Gandhi Ashram. From? From the Gandhi Ashram. Ah, they are being produced. Yes, only by local people making a living by this. Yes, yes. That actual people who is Spaniard over there. And so we can get them here.

11:37Yeah, you can get them over here. And now do we do that? Is there an internet for the page? Yeah, the Gandhi Ashram. And if you want, I can also get it from India. Whenever I have that. You can also contact me. I know a person who is a spinning wool. Yeah. With a spinning wheel. Yeah, with a spinning wheel. Yeah. But I would love to give her this. So whenever she goes travelling. She can anywhere. Yeah. Yeah. She cannot take the spinning wheel. No. But she can take this. Yeah. That's the whole idea. Beautiful. More new learning, you know. How do you mobilize people together? Yeah.

12:37And also, yeah. And I told you about the effect of working together. Yeah. Because there's all these things that you cannot do alone. Yes, yes. And I did see a connection between the spinning and the weaving and the music. What? Spinning and the weaving and the structure of Indian music. Yeah. Yeah. There's very much basic recipe for a thing that you are doing. But most of it is your intention. Yeah, most of it is my intention. And you are finding feeling in your fingers. Find feeling in the fingers? It's about the tacit knowledge. It's the knowledge that we learn from our body. Tacit knowledge. Tacit knowledge. Tacit knowledge. The knowledge is that you learn from the body and you can only explain it through the body.

13:42Yeah. So those kind of knowledge. You can only learn by experiencing. Yes. Yes. Experiencing, though. Yeah. Okay. I need to leave now. I was very overwhelmed by your presentation. Thank you. Beautiful. What's your name? Akash. Akash. Yeah. Can I find you somewhere? Yeah, I can give you my card if I have it over here. I don't have any parts in here. No, it's okay. You can just send me. Yeah. You can find a regular here. Yeah, yeah. We can spend life. Okay. So yeah, I will find you. Yeah. Thank you. Where are you most? And then? Then I. Oh, that's so, so far. Thank you very much. Thank you. It was beautiful. Hi. Hi. Hi. Yeah, that was interesting. It was interesting. It was a pleasure. But I'm still at home. It's a huge gift. I thought, yeah, I can give you a gift.

15:30Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

17:01Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We need to train, we need to walk on the train The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the climate of human dreams

18:03The land to be broken, the train to be broken We need to train, we need to train, we need to walk on the train The water looks like the mixture of your rain

19:09The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain

20:15The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain

21:19The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain

22:25The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain

23:31The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain The water looks like the mixture of your rain

24:31I found a great tattoo on a godly altitude One wasted another day of my life We thought we'd come all down to earth We thought we'd come to your turn We saw the blue skies burn We washed our town in the sea We were praying on your knees And on a train to be Everyone will forget some The fathom of the moon But I've got it in my mind I'd love to paint your eyes But I've got to paint the sky Gonna be a painter on my mind

25:33We saw the blue skies burn We washed our town in the sea We were praying on your knees You had brought a change in me I'm up you didn't see All that you see through me I'm going to paint the moon for you So stop like you didn't go We fell like you didn't go too I'm up like you didn't go all the time I'm up like you didn't go I'm up like you didn't go all the time

26:37I'm up like you didn't go I'm up like you didn't go all the time I'm up like you didn't go all the time I'm up like you didn't go all the time That's a forthcoming single from Hefner

27:39And it's also on the forthcoming LP Dead Media It's called Alan Bean I should explain when we get around to our DMC finalists They're not actually going to be performing in the order in which they finish This is more to do not so much with us trying to be democratic and do the decent thing But this is more the order in which they were able to find the studios There's a couple of them still out there so I'm trying to find the studios But hopefully they'll turn up before the program finishes anyway This is from Ukraine from our friend's photo moto And somebody was talking about recording them Some Spanish record label was going to record them I don't know whether they have done it yet But this is a recent demo they sent me This trumpet track is called Baylor

29:25The music is a bit different from the original It's called Baylor It's called Baylor It's called Baylor It's called Baylor

30:25It's called Baylor

31:25It's called Baylor It's called Baylor It's called Baylor It's called Bay And that's a track from the Ukraine from our pals photo moto and if I had a record label I'd certainly put their tunes out and I gather from the distance humming that our first contestant is ready to go blinking in the harsh spotlight and I made a VL STUDIO as here. And my son Thomas, I was hoping he'd come with me because he's very interested in this sort of thing and in fact there's a bit of it himself. And when I go out into the garden sometimes I can hear sort of waga waga sounds coming

32:27out of the garden shed which is where he practices his stuff. And apart from doing that, Tom does complain that he hasn't eaten for a very long time at the New Zealand. And interestingly enough the first of our finalists tonight is theory. It's theory ready to go. And of him we know that he's of the plastic soldiers and they're doing DMC teams this year and then he hasn't eaten all week and he's got tons of lighters which is the way things go. And also some South Sea but theory in your own time.

35:29And you know everybody's talking about the good old days right? Everybody the good old days, good old days. Well let's talk about the good old days. Some people don't like the way. All right let's have a battle.

37:14Is it good enough for you? Well I like to begin now. Stop the countdown for the rocket launch. No you mustn't. It's true I'll make the planetary in life Doctor Who. I'll make Star Day Night. No. Get to the dinner. Some things I'm around and be brought by the static.

38:42Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

39:47Yeah. First astonishing. I wasn't expecting to hear much of the doors tonight but there you go. You can never predict these things. Now that's theory and we've got five more of the DMC finalists to come before 12 midnight. In the meantime the immensely popular strokes. You said you couldn't stay. You seen it up before I know. It shows you on their way. Oh honey that's okay.

40:51No one is on set on all your arms. I'm going to be on the show with you who's in this trap. It's the awful, a traily chain. At least I'm on my own again instead of anywhere with you. I'll tell me it's all the same. I know this is the way I'll try my luck with you. Oh yes I feel like my side. Oh I am the only one. Believe me this is a chance on all of you. Let's see what is for sale.

41:52He's trying not to give his job a chance. I'd never gonna be. It's ever going to be. The signals don't seem right. It lasts the curse one night and then. I'm sorry that I said. And we were just good friends. No one is on set on all your arms. It shows I can't be there in time. I'll think about that. And I lost my page again.

42:57I know this is so bad but I'll try my luck with you. Oh yes I feel like my side. Believe me this is a chance on all of you. Those are the strokes. Now comes from the LP. Take it or leave it. I'm not going to find this at their ease because that's the kind of kindly person that I am. This is wild and full. Extraordinary now but I'm sure that's how it's pronounced. Selenium pulse.

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55:36Selenium. Very good indeed. That's Scully. I like that Latino bit in particular. And you're listening to Radio One and it's the DMC Finalist from our Made of Ails studios. And everybody's talking about the white stripes and we just keep playing the records. Here's one now. Come on, don't mess me about. What is going on? I'm going to play the music.

56:42I'm going to play the music. I'm going to play the music. You're listening to Radio One and it's the DMC Finalist. I'm going to play the music. I'm going to play the music. I'm going to play the music. I'm going to play the music. I'm going to play the music. I'm going to play the music.

58:17Well, everyone is going crazy for a Macross and I hope it doesn't spoil things. It's from the White Stripes, from the LP, the White Stripes, on sympathy for the record industry records as previously. And that's called Astro and I hope everybody still loves them when they come back again in November to do something else for this program. And if you missed their performance here and I made a video a couple of weeks ago, then you missed a real treat, no question about that. And information about a gig, it's one of these per-events. And it's on Thursday, the 9th of August, that's this Thursday, in fact, tomorrow. As soon as that, Mo's club in Bath and it features Moon Cat, who's record has been played on this program. And also the Rock of Travolta, who's new record, is about to be played now.

59:21Once again, it doesn't go, what have I done wrong? Where have I gone wrong?