Waching daily Nov 6 2018

Thank you!

The tribe is in Jamaica

Culture is in Maranhão

The tribe warms up For Sunsplash

And leaves its name In the Mecca of sound

Eric and Stanley in São Luís

A great performance Of root reggae

Wailers and others Come once again

Culture goes on to Paris

Reggae crosses continents

Miami is the connection corner

USA, Canada, Far East

Africa, Europe Brazil and Japan

Reggae flies around the world

On a plane's wings

Reggae travels

Touching the sky Rolling on the ground

Reggae flies around the world

On a plane's wings

Reggae travels

Touching the sky Rolling on the ground

I want to hear you with me!

Solitude on the road

A lost love on vague routes Stops

Remote destination

There's still a long journey To follow

There's a mission To be fulfilled

The tribe rides around Jamaica

And crosses All the island through

Many rocks in the luggage

The trip follows to Maranhão

Gets to the inner parts Of the Northeastern region

Brings rasta to the dry outback

Taking a message Along the outback

Recalls Lampião's steps

Reggae is just entertainment

But it could free Minds and souls

Dance and music with feeling

Being played without hatred Being played without trauma

It's no good Just to be rasta

It's necessary To have a pure heart

It's no good Just to be rasta, no

To obtain grace Forgiveness is needed

It's no good Just to be rasta

You've got to be sure Of your conviction

It's no good Just to be rasta, no

It's necessary to be fair If you're right

Reggae flies around the world I want to hear you!

Reggae travels

Touching the sky Rolling on the ground

Reggae flies around the world I want to hear you!

Touching the sky Rolling on the ground

–It's Tribo de… –Jah!

–It's Tribo de… –Jah!

–It's Tribo de… –Jah!

For more infomation >> Não basta ser rasta - Tribo de Jah - 15 anos (Ao vivo) - Duration: 5:47.

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Bat'interview avec Matthieu Bracchetti de Virtual Rangers - Duration: 4:10.

Virtual Rangers is a studio for virtual reality development based in Luxembourg,

where we have two fields of activity.

We do events and marketing for our clients

we create fun, fantasy-type experiences to promote their services or products.

On the other hand there's a much more serious side to our work.

We plan to create real training solutions,

different processes too, to be able to give people an immersive experience of dangerous situations

without really putting them in danger.

I've always loved new technology, ever since I was little.

But the day I tried a virtual reality headset (so a device you wear on your head),

I could tell that it was something really revolutionary.

I'd never felt anything like it before.

And when I saw people's reactions when trying different solutions,

I thought, "This is going places". And that's where we came in.

I think what makes the difference is that we have a real team, based in Luxembourg.

A real production studio, where we can be totally flexible and respond to client needs very quickly.

I think that's what clients like about us too.

Of course, you need funding to get any project off the ground.

To find financing I naturally looked to BIL's innovation department,

where we now no longer have the standard client-bank relationship, but one that has evolved over time.

It's a real trust relationship.

I have plenty of stories. But I can think of three good ones to tell.

The first one is just about the first time I ever rented an office.

I was all by myself, sitting in a chair at a desk, with a pen and paper.

I just thought, "What am I doing here?"

The second story was really emotional, it's the first contract I signed,

so the first person who really had faith in us.

When he found out he was our first client,

he opened a cupboard and brought out a bottle of 18 year old Scotch to toast the occasion.

And the third story, which happened pretty recently,

is when the new BIL shareholders, Legend Holdings, came to BIL.

I got the chance to show them my solutions in virtual reality, in augmented reality.

It was nerve-wracking of course, but a great opportunity.

We've been here a year – almost a year.

But if I could go back in time

I'd find the Matthieu from one year ago, put my hand on his shoulder and say,

"It's going to be fine, don't worry, it's not as bad as you think and everything is going to work out!"

If I could give one piece of advice to a young person trying to launch their own start-up,

rule number one would be to surround yourself with the right people.

When you're getting started, there are three kinds of people you'll meet:

those who don't believe in your idea at all,

those who don't really believe but hope that it might work out someday, and those who believe.

By definition, I like to surround myself with people who believe in us and are going to help us move forward.

Sitting on the Batmobile is already a childhood dream come true.

The thing about Batman is, he doesn't have superpowers.

But he's smart, he's this genius who seizes opportunity, and that lets him take on the best.

I really like that about him. Of course he's also rich, and that helps a lot too.