some native instruments tries to replicate the feel of a piano or an organ. in berlin the company's developing input devices for software control which resemble normal people words. now for we still have ten fingers and two hands so long as we can use them i think we'll continue to play actual instruments. that might change in fifty or one hundred years but until then we'll make do with bottoms in case the. rich people are fed up with messing around with virtual things they want to actually touch and feel stuff. it's the same with cooking shows you can watch people cooking but you can't smell the food you can't taste it it's similar. that's why there's still demand for old school synthesizes software based instruments have a place in modern music production but connoisseurs know that nothing beats analog . and now is a good time to let you in on this week's contest we would like to know if you play an instrument and if so let us know when you can qualify to win a euro max watch please go to our website for all of the details now you might want to think twice

look like musical instruments but they're seed pods of some of the vegetation on the prairie that a nice little room to get and this is what they've been using to replant some of the native vegetation and then where this is the last piece of the puzzle this is a bison ferment. that surprisingly soft yet and. can see there's stuff in there arrows a lot of stuff in here so you can see really easily how bison would be dispersing you know these these little seed these large sea disperses across the prairie or does even come a shape like a buzz from when i was looking at that footage i was blown away by the color in the prairie the biodiversity the flowering plants and i wonder if a lot of people have that preconceived notion that nothing grows that they're good if i told you kara that along with tropical rain forests prairie lands and other grasslands are the most biodiverse complex ecosystems in the world would you believe me. i mean i believe you because you are an expert it's red it's it's totally true but it does hold my mind and i thought it was really interesting to learn how important the prairie land is here in america for you know to speak like that change problem t

instrumental in building support to award the filipino veterans of world war ii the congressional gold medal which passed in 2016 after years of continued effort. senator akaka was also champion for america's native peoples and served as chairman of the senate indian affairs committee. as a first -- as the first native american to serve in the united states senate, senator akaka fought to expand funding for native american housing and urban programs. president clinton signed into law senator akaka's apology resolution which acknowledged the federal government's role in the overthrow of the hawaiian kingdom in 1839. the resolution's unanimous passage marked the 100th anniversary of the overthrow and was a watershed moment for native hawaiians. it served as the united states' first official admission of the role it played in the overthrow of the hawaiian kingdom. later senator akaka worked on the hawaiian homelands recovery act. this law required the united states to make the hawaiian homelands whole by ensuring a repayment of lost use of lands originally set aside by congress but which were nevertheless transferred to or otherwise acquired by the federal government. the apology resolution and the