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HAWAII ATLAS – Discovery/Travel/Tourism (documentary)

Date: March 4, 2015 By Categories: News Tags: , , , 36 Comments

hawaii atlas (documentary). thanks for watching history life discovery science technology tech learning education national nature geographic earth planet cha…
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Welcome to the craziest world of food.This is India, India herself a world of it unique Street Food and other Authentic Dishes.Indian Cuisine is a very broad…
Video Rating: 4 / 5

36 Replies to “HAWAII ATLAS – Discovery/Travel/Tourism (documentary)”

Gabe Howard Hubbard
March 4, 2015
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SensaiMan
March 4, 2015
Truly amazing, Thanks for posting I really enjoyed it, and intend to visit there next year. 
Sheila Gallant-Halloran
March 4, 2015
Is Hawaii on ur #bucketlist? Go w @ggourmet1​+@crystalcruises Prezzie at @bbqing today 2pm w #bbq demo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96kTK_Qi76s 
David Ludford
March 4, 2015
I just got back Thursday from 2 weeks in Hawaii. It was my sixth time there and I always enjoy going. Waikiki has changed a lot since my first trip there in 1980. On the down side, Honolulu is now very expensive and overpriced. I will go back to Hawaii again, but Tahiti is next on my travel list.
Yvonne Morandi
March 4, 2015
2014 in 360p ? veri bad lol
sammy lee
March 4, 2015
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陳昇照
March 4, 2015
HAWAII ATLAS - Discovery/Travel/Tourism (document…： http://youtu.be/96kTK_Qi76s
Khoon Hin Ng
March 4, 2015
An educational trip that's worth the price of an air return ticket from Asia alone. Awe-inspiring. Beautiful images. Wonderful narration. A big thank you.
Jimbo Richmond
March 4, 2015
Check out this video on YouTube:
S3r53
March 4, 2015
I really enjoyed this documentary! Really nice entertainment 
AcerbusGaming
March 4, 2015
my 1 ear hurts
EasyMilitaryTravel
March 4, 2015
Thanks for posting. Wow is all I can say, what a beautiful place for our service men and women to visit with their family.
Eric Deplata
March 4, 2015
Eventually, I would love to live in Hawaii. But it reminds me so much as Guam. I've been to Hawaii for vacation, and it was really nice. A little bit more expensive, then Guam. But I didn't care, I wouldn't let it spoil my beach snorkeling time. ^^
Michael Haßmüller
March 4, 2015
Dieses interessante Video habe ich auf Ym 
Elwood Mencken
March 4, 2015
What's the point of posting a video with sound on only one side?
Eric West
March 4, 2015
that onion cutter is freakin amazing
superbenbenhahaha
March 4, 2015
everything looks so fucking dirty... how can ppl put this kinda food in their mouth...
Gutsyndicate
March 4, 2015
hopefully he doesn't get distracted and chop his fingers off
brozors
March 4, 2015
Why is it that the vast majority of Indian chefs happen to be male? I've only seen a handful of YouTube videos where the chef is female in India.
Jesse DIIG
March 4, 2015
Looks good but i dont like the way they handle the food
Kenneth Bresson
March 4, 2015
A fan of Indian cuisine myself, I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to all visiting INDIA not to buy their street food. Better to pay an Indian meal in a very clean restaurant than buying on the streets. It is an Indian way of life for all Indian males to defecate anywhere on the roads and streets. One time I was taken by a colleague in a town somewhere in Punjab and introduced me to a street food stall selling Panipuri. I was excited to taste the product. The man preparing the Panipuri excused himself and walked 2 meters from the stall and just took a stinking dumped where everybody can see. IT WAS SMELLY, HORRIBLE AND DISGUSTING!!!! I just puked all day long. He wiped with a rag that they use to clean their silverware. 
Youmust Trustme
March 4, 2015
Onion cutting is nothing great. I'll tell you why. Go to most restaurants in India, go to most street food vendors in India, you'll get to see the exact same skill. Even better most of the times I'd say. Forget onions, they cut pretty much all vegetables with equal ease. Understand that I'm talking about some 10 million eateries here in a country of a billion plus.
Manisha Eyegirl
March 4, 2015
I am Mauritian, I rarely can taste an Indian food specially like these awesome looking dish in Mauritius! I would love to get their recipes to have an idea of the taste as they look so appetizing!
tom jones
March 4, 2015
Over 1 Billion people yet there is ample food everywhere in India. Not so in Africa
lime green
March 4, 2015
Even though they handle it bare handed it still looks delicous and clean. They use stainless too. 
akuma4u
March 4, 2015
niggas need to be introduced to latex gloves
Kenneth Blair
March 4, 2015
Hmmm, do you have to pay them to smile? Food may be good but wow they must not like the camera.
adamseeb1
March 4, 2015
whot a *chopper!*
Anh Khong
March 4, 2015
Some foods are too sweet or salty.. Sugar are selling like rices.. per kg... Many people have obesity and diabetes... India really need to change... 
JennyBelly1983
March 4, 2015
Wow I've never seen anyone cut onion like that! Amazing!!!
Smiley01987
March 4, 2015
The food looks great, but does it actually taste good?
Human
March 5, 2015
the onion cutter is literally all cried out and stilll cuts to the chase every time. lol... amazing!
jordan raulsten
March 5, 2015
Who needs a slap chop when you got this guy! *the guy at the start of the video*
e21big
March 5, 2015
what is that.. things in the clay pot that they have been pouring in to those round puff? Look interesting. 
SaucySoviet
March 5, 2015
great skill these chefs have, look at the cutting of the onion, the serving of the dish at 0:43, amazing.
PrinceOfGamesVidz
March 5, 2015
I would like to see gordon ramsey have a 1v1 competition in union cutting vs this guy :D