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David Attenborough speaking there in the first ever episode of Blue Planet. He celebrated his 100th birthday this week. David Attenborough has been the voice of natural history programs for more than 70 years and his work has been broadcast in over 100 countries. And to mark this milestone, he's released this message.
I had rather thought that I would celebrate my 100th birthday quietly, but it seems that many of you have had other ideas. I've been completely overwhelmed by birthday greetings from preschool groups to care home residents and countless individuals and families of all ages.
Michaela Stracken on TV-presentantti Attenboroughin inspiroitussa. HÀn on kertonut hÀnen ajatuksiaan hÀnelle. Luulen, ettÀ yksi suositukseni Davidin programmiin, jota hÀn on tehty, on YleisjÀrven elokuvien elokuvien elokuvien elokuvien elokuvien elokuvien elokuvien elokuvien elokuvien elokuvien elokuvien elokuvien
And that's a car alarm. And now the sounds of foresters and their chainsaws working nearby. And for me, that symbolizes David's life. He inspired us with the beauty of wildlife.
The camera shutter is very symbolic of his work. He spent his life filming. And then the car alarm and the chainsaw
nÀyttÀÀ luonnollisen maailman vahvistusta. TÀmÀ klipi meni kaupungin huoneeseen, ja se on se, miksi tÀmÀ klipi pysyivÀt minulle niin pitkÀÀn. Luulen, ettÀ kaikille, jotka ovat maahanmuuttajille, David on oikein tuolla, joka on suurin piirtein maahanmuuttajaprosentti.
He have influenced so many of us and inspired so many of us. But you know, it's not just the fact that he's inspired us to love wildlife and appreciate it. He's inspired me to grow old gracefully. Here's a man that is still so incredible in his 90s, reaching 100 now. When David does a program, when he puts his name on any natural history program, it is like
Ja minulle, erityisesti hÀnen viimeisimmÀnsÀ elÀmÀssÀnsÀ, on hÀnen ÀÀntÀnsÀ, jotka ovat edelleen niin mahtavia. HÀnen ÀÀntÀnsÀ menee kuvioon. Ja olen usein kuunnellut hÀnen ÀÀntÀnsÀ ja yrittÀnyt oppia siitÀ, ettÀ hÀn on yksi, joka on yksi, joka on yksi.
A wildlife presenter myself and someone that does voiceovers. He's an inspiration and he's adored by all the different generations. I don't think there's anybody that doesn't like David. Everybody loves him. Michaela Strachan. Coming up on The Happy Pods.
Kappale loppuu Humpback Whalesin kanssa, mutta myös kappaleen sisÀllÀ on paljon hetkiÀ, joissa kappaleet soittavat kappaleen kanssa. Onnistunut musiikkikollaboraatio, joka auttaa vahvistamaan omaa oceamme.
You're listening to The Happy Pod. We love it when our listeners get in touch, and Dr. Michael Ko has done just that. He's part of a team of researchers in Hong Kong who have found that playing a musical instrument could help trainee surgeons pick up the necessary skills. The Happy Pod's Rebecca Wood has been finding out more.
The slight screech of a violin or the bash of a piano key. Early childhood music practice can be the sometimes grating background sound to many parents' lives. But perseverance may well be worth it later in life, especially if the child ends up in a medical career. Researchers at the University of Hong Kong have found that students who played a musical instrument when younger tend to master surgical skills more quickly.
TÀmÀ tutkimus, julkaistu ANZ-jÀrjestelmÀssÀ, katsoi 200 terveydenhoitajaa, joilla ei ollut periaatteellista treeniÀ terveydenhoitoon. Kaksi tuntia sitten heidÀn oli saavutettu joitain terveydenhoitoja. Dr. Michael Koh oli osallistunut tutkimuun ja hÀnellÀ oli asiantuntija yliopistossa yliopistossa. Olemme löytÀneet, ettÀ opiskelijat voivat tÀyttÀÀ terveydenhoitoja.
Se nÀyttÀÀ niin, ettÀ musiikki-instrumenttien koulutus on auttanut opiskelijoillamme saada koulutuksen taitoja nopeammin ja paremmin. Noin 60 prosenttia opiskelijoista, jotka olivat osallistuneet koulutukseen, olivat soittaneet koulutuksen. Ja mielenkiintoisesti se, ettÀ koulutuksen koulutus ei ole kuitenkaan vaikuttanut, tai se oli kielibord, tai cello, tai bassoon, tai millÀ tasolla se oli soittanut. Sien Gehr on yksi opiskelijoista, joka osallistui koulutukseen.
Ja myös mahdollisuus toimia vahvasti. Ja vaikka ryhmÀ on vahva nÀyttÀÀ, ettÀ se ei saa sinua mitÀÀn vÀhemmÀn sÀÀntöÀ, ettÀ sinulla ei ole musiikkia, se voisi olla bonus, jos sinulla on se, mitÀ sinulla on. Jotkut, joita Dr. Koh laittaa tehtÀvÀnsÀ omassa elÀmÀssÀnsÀ. Minulla on nuori tyttö, 4-vuotias, ja minÀ suunnittelen, ettÀ hÀnet saan musiikkia kouluun.
That's what happened to four women in their 70s when they were travelling to Las Vegas from Wales. But what started as an emotional trip to scatter the ashes of one of their late husbands turned into one of new friendships and a newfound love of wrestling, as Jane McCubbin reports.
VEGAS BABY!
And this is Lynn Crawford. An extremely lovely man. Definitely. Honestly, you couldn't wish to meet anybody nicer. Cue a 10-hour flight during which the nannas were charmed. Got to passport control and he was outside waiting for us. And he said, I'd love you all to come to the wrestling. And Rose and Lynn said, yeah, we will. I've never seen so much enthusiasm in all my life.
Ja Drees on... Okei. En ole koskaan ollut wrestling-matchissa. Ei, ei, ei. TÀmÀ on niin vaarallista! Oli kaikki nÀmÀ miehet. HeillÀ oli pöytÀ ylös. He olivat kukkia, kappaleita ja kukkia. Ja me olimme kaikki kukkia, kukkia. Ja me olimme kaikki kukkia.
But you never expected to see Darice again? Oh gosh, no. Darice had other ideas and posted an appeal across social media to try and find them. You had to find the nannas. Of course, of course. Everyone saw them, everyone was talking about them. They are special people. And by the time the nannas landed back in Cardiff, his social media post to try and find them had gone viral. And then my granddaughter said, there's 1.1 million views on Twitter. Are you ready to meet them?