Say the magic word, and he'll appear.
"Shazam!"
The first photo from the set of Shazam! that shows off star Zachary Levi in costume as
the DC Comics hero has emerged — and while it's not the greatest angle, it does provide
us our best look yet at the upcoming adventure from Warner Bros.
The photo was posted on Reddit's DC_Cinematic subreddit, and shows Zachary Levi in the center
of the frame in full costume with his back to the camera.
Unlike the recent reveal of Brie Larson's Captain Marvel costume, Levi looks more or
less how you'd expect him to, in bright, bold colors and with jet black hair.
We're only seeing the back of him, but even in this less-than-ideal shot, the getup makes
Levi look like he just leaped from the pages of a comic book.
The candid photo also reveals a set that looks reminiscent of an indoor shopping center at
Christmas, a curious locale that says little about the movie, plot-wise, except that it
might take place around the holiday.
"The hope is that it'll feel like the movie Big but with super powers.
I mean that's what Shazam! is.
This is the greatest job I've ever had!"
The movie's director, David F. Sandberg, previously stated on Reddit that the official Shazam
suit reveal was "around the corner", and suspected the release of official photos would follow
quickly on the heels of any sneaky shots like this one.
Now that an amateur shot of the outfit is out in the wild, you can expect a studio-approved
image of the suit to be released soon.
One thing's for sure — we're a long way away from the dark-toned outfits of Batman
versus Superman.
Between this look and the reportedly splendid recent test screening of Aquaman, could Warner
Bros.' DC movies finally be on the cusp of seeing a brighter day?
"I guess there are some problems that you really have to solve yourself."
Along with Levi as the adult lead, Shazam! stars Asher Angel as the young protagonist
Billy Batson and Mark Strong as the movie's villain, Dr. Sivana.
The film is expected to zap into theaters on April 5th, 2019.
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Top 10 Teenagers Who Made Millions - Duration: 8:55.
Welcome back to Most Amazing Top 10 - my name is Danny Burke.
Your teenage years are supposed to be your formative years where you figure out a bit
of who you are and what you want to do in life.
Everything else can come later.
Not for these teens though - something made them different and they got a knack for making
money very early on.
This is the Top 10 Teenagers Who Made Millions.
Starting off at number 10 now we have Ashley Quall.
In 2004, Ashley made whateverlife.com - a website that hosted pictures and graphics
that you could use on your MySpace profile.
Well, maybe not some of you guys who are too young to remember how big MySpace was.
It was huge and everyone wanted to stand out with unique looking profile.
Thats exactly what Ashleys site gave them.
She made money from the advertising on the page - and with the amount of peoples visiting
her site - she made a lot.
Ashley became a millionaire by the time she was 17.
She turned down a number of offers to sell including one for 15 million dollars …
Moving on to number 9 we have Farrah Gray.
At the age of 6, Farrah began selling homemade lotion and hand painted rocks door to door.
He used he money from that to start his own Food Company for young people called Farr
Out Foods.
At only 14 years old, he sold that company for 1.5 million dollars - making him an overnight
millionaire.
I think when I was 14 Id probably struggle to spell millionaire nevermind be one.
Farrah would go on to become the youngest person to ever own a wall street office and
by age 20 he had released his first book detailing the 9 steps to get rich inside and out.
Next up at number 8 we have Brennan Agranoff.
In 2013, at just 13 years old, Brennan launched HoopSwagg - a custom sock company.
The idea came from seeing other kids at his high school basketball game all wearing expensive
but very plain athletic socks.
He came up with the idea to print designs on them, ending up with over 200 designs in
total - all created by Brennan.
Over the next few years, the company took off with online orders.
Brennan started off shipping the socks out of his garage but soon had to buy a warehouse
to store them.
He also employed 17 other staff part time as well as his own mother who works full time.
4 years later, in April 2017, it was reported that Brennans company was pulling in over
a million dollars way.
At the number 7 spot we have Jon Koon.
This Chinese American entrepreneur started his fist business in 1998 at the age of 15.
He would import car tuning accessories from Asia and then sell them on in America.
The following year he was importing whole custom body kits, rims and stereo systems
to name but a few.
His business became one of the main supplies for the huge TV show pimp my ride.
Job was a millionaire by the time he was 16.
He went to buy a number of fashion brands, including one from Jay Z.
By 30 years old he was said to be a billionaire.
Next up at number 6 we have Sean Belnicks.
The story goes that in 2001, at the age of 14, Sean Belnicks locked himself in his bedroom
and emerged 3 years later having created Bizchair.com - a website for selling office chairs.
He started out with 500 dollars invested.
In 2004 he moved the business into a warehouse, 5 years later it had grown to over 700,000
square ft and Bizchair was pulling in tens of millions of dollars a year in sales.
Sean said that other than a fancy car, he hadnt splurged much of the millions hed made!
At number 5 now we have Cameron Johnson.
He started before he was even a teenager - Camerons first business was made when he was just 9
years old - a greetings card company called Cheers and Tears.
At age 12, he started selling Beanie Baby toys online and by the following year, he
had made $50,000 which he used to start his next businesses.
First came browser advertising software called surfingprizes.com.
People would download it and get paid 20 cents an hour to have ads appear at the top of their
computer screen.
It wa a huge success.
A few big deals later and by 15 years old, Cameron was receiving monthly paychecks of
up to 400,000 dollars - making him a teenage millionaire in just a few months.
Coming in at number 4 we have Nick D'Aloisio.
In 2011, this 16 year old from the UK designed an app used to condense long web articles
into smaller, easier to read chunks.
At first he received 300,000 dollars in funding from investors around the world which then
increased to a million the following year.
The App was sold to Yahoo in 2013 for an estimated 30 million dollars, making Nick a millionaire
by the age of 18.
He is thought to be the youngest person ever to receive venture capital funding.
At number 3 we have Emily Matson and Julianne Goldmark.
These are the two owners of Emi Jay - a hair accessory business that they founded in 2008
at the age of 13.
They started out making inexpensive versions of hair accessories they saw their favourite
TV and fashion celebrities wearing.
At first, it was just a hobby for them and their friends but quickly grew into a large
scale business.
A big breakout success was when Jennifer Aniston wore one of their hair ties to red carpet
event.
The company now employs over 25 people in a large LA office and has an estimated profit
turnover of 10 million dollars a year.
The girls were millionaires by the time they went to university aged 18.
Coming in at number 2 we have Adam Hildreth.
In 1999, at the age of 14, Adam started the social networking site Dubit with 6 of his
friends.
By 2005, when Adam was 19, the company was worth more than 3.7 million dollars, making
him one of the richest self made teenagers in the world.
He went on to found Crisp thinking - a software programme for protecting people from online
harassment.
By 2012, he had an estimated net worth of 38 million and was said to be the 23rd richest
young person in the UK.
And finally at number 1 we have Robert Nay.
At the age of 14, this kid from Utah developed Bubble Ball - an extremely popular mobile
puzzle game.
He taught himself how to code the game in his local library and then spent a month writing
the 4,000 lines of code it needed.
The game was downloaded millions of times from the Apple iTunes store in the first 2
weeks of its launch in 2010 - earning Robert over 2 million dollars.
He was still only 14.
He used that money to found Nay Games who continue to make smartphone puzzle games.
Well, how did all that make you feel?
Obviously money isnt everything - its really not - teenagers have a lot more to focus on
than making money - but its still kinda fascinating hearing these stories.
Would you like a part 2?
My name is Danny Burke, thanks as always for watching guys and Ill see you all in the next
video .
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The Loving Generation: The Obama Era | 104 - Duration: 13:16.
The first African American President of the Unites States.
Our first family will be African American.
Every reality we grew up with in terms
of ethnicity will be different.
The policies of racial grievance died tonight.
And I take it therefore around the world
criticism of the United States for being
a racist nation will now stop.
Then it becomes, are we post-racial?
I mean, that's where the question of inspiration
and promise of America plays in.
Ugh, post racial?
(laughs)
That was a complete and total load of bullshit.
Yo, Barack Obama changed my life!
(applauding)
Do we participate in a politics of cynicism
or do we participate in a politics of hope?
The hope of the skinny kid with a funny name
who believes that America has a place for him too.
(crowd cheers)
That legitimately broke me to tears.
It was the first time I saw the nation
recognize that I exist.
There were pictures of him with his white mom,
I have the same picture of me with my mom.
It was the first time someone with my story was the story.
My parents shared not only an improbable love,
they shared an abiding faith
in the possibilities of this nation.
I felt a deep relating to him
and a sense that we have as an identity, as a people,
as a community, as a generation, we are showing
the best of what we have and what we can do.
(crowd cheering)
(upbeat music)
I was not surprised that Senator
Barack Obama won the election.
What was fascinating to watch was the ways that Americans
wrote on to the Obama candidacy, and then onto the Obama
presidency, so much of our own racial understandings
and racial anxieties.
Senator Obama, how do you address those who
say you're not authentically black enough?
When I'm catching a cab in Manhattan in the past.
(audience laughs)
I've given my credentials.
My initial reaction to Barack Obama
was suspicion because yeah a white mom.
Because I always assumed if there were to ever be
a black president he would not be politically black
that you could not be politically black
and become president in this country.
Because the whole model of a African American
political candidate was somebody caught
to the civil rights ranks, had like a preacher background
and that just wasn't who he was.
More or less, his family ascendancy to
the White House, meant more to me than Obama himself.
I mean, Michelle is probably why
the black community accepted him anyway.
What kind of role do you think
race has played in this race?
Yeah, I think race is always still in this country
it's always on the table.
To see that he was married to a browned skin
black woman from the South side of Chicago who clearly talks
and acts like a black woman,
I think it was very important to me.
He's not just a black dude on paper, you know,
he had black experiences so
that's what he meant to me personally.
By the time he wins the primary
it's like he's way too black.
The moment that that happened was with Rev. Wright.
Not God bless America, God Damn America.
Senator Obama said that Rev. Wright was like
"an old uncle who sometimes says things I don't agree with."
I mean it is really a very biracial moment where he's
trying to explain American race relations and win a primary.
I am the son of a black man from Kenya
and a white woman from Kansas.
You feel him walking this rope just ah!
This union may never be perfect,
but generation after generation has shown
that it can always be perfected.
His ability to morph and communicate with
different people was reflective of something that I
as a multiracial person had to.
When he talks about, when he's canvassing,
and seeing all these white kitschy figurines
and thinking I have seen this in my grandmother's home,
I can kinda create a conversation.
And so in that way I relate to him because I can connect
with white people sometimes differently and organically
and I think that is a part of my biracial experience.
Why don't you say "I'm biracial"?
Well, you know.
When he was first elected one of my friends
who is biracial sent me a text message and she said
"What do you feel of his saying he's a black president?
"I mean, isn't he really biracial,
"we should really be talking about that more."
And I didn't respond to her because I get it,
he's black, the way I feel like I'm black, it is who we are
and it's also who the world perceives who we are.
(upbeat music)
A pilot of Blackish there is a moment
where the father is telling the mother.
All this coming from a mixed woman who
technically isn't even really black?
If I'm not really black then
could somebody please tell my hair and my ass?
In the same episode he's talking to his kids
about how they need to understand Barack Obama
the first black President.
That's me and Obama and that's also how America
and particularly black America deals
with mixed identities still.
If the world saw me as African American, then
that wasn't something I needed to run away from,
that's something that I could go ahead and embrace.
When President Obama filled out
his form in the 2010 census, and identified
as African American, I think it helped people
to understand that there's not just one
way to be in terms of race.
All these years, in this country no one cared
to discern which black people were all black
and which black people were half black.
But when President Obama said that he was black, suddenly
a lot of white people got very upset about that
and wanted to ask why wasn't he claiming his white side?
Why wasn't he claiming his white mother?
Why wasn't he calling himself biracial?
Like, word, like that one drop rule of thinking
that existed that y'all came up with.
There may be lots of reasons that
President Obama had access to white privilege, sure.
But that's different than like being
acceptable because he had white blood.
Because, you know, black folks in America have white blood.
Which by the way means, white people
in America have black blood.
Part of the absurdity of race is that we have
a discussion about mixed African Americans when
the African American community itself is a mixed community.
DNA tests show that the average black person
is actually a quarter white.
What that says is that we have been mixed since we were
forcibly brought to this country.
What bothers me is this sense that this is something new.
I see these story after story that are saying
how we have rising numbers of biracial people
and how this is gonna solve
the race problem because suddenly,
you know, black people are mixed.
That somehow you take the biracial people
and they'll be the literal example
of the coming together of the races.
If that's the case, race problem
would've ended about 250 years ago.
Transcending race is a phrase
that comes up a lot because people want to be over
this whole racism-thing but they don't
actually wanna do the work.
People used to say that about Barack Obama all the time,
he transcends race, well he obviously didn't 'cause
the guy who was saying he wasn't born here is now President.
I want him to show his birth certificate.
A lot of people did not think it was
an authentic certificate.
How can you say that?
So it goes from insufficiently black to way too black,
to like a muslim non-citizen outsider.
Americans have told themselves the story that
the civil rights movement happened and we all lived happily
ever after and then we elected a black President, and then
we lived happily ever after again.
And I think people are really reluctant to take a hard look
at that story and see that it's not true.
The Obama era was a bit of a blip and perhaps
we didn't understand how much work we still have to do.
My teenager was born while I was living in Chicago
and so she was a preschooler when
Barack Obama was running for the US Senate.
So, the very first word that she read was the word Obama.
I loved that.
But what that also means is
she was with her dad, my ex husband, in Chicago.
On the night the Zimmerman verdict came down
and I got called in to MSNBC to do live coverage.
46 days for George Zimmerman to be charged
with second degree murder for killing the unarmed teen.
So, remember, the kids who live through Obama
as our President, also live through Trey Vaughn,
Michael Brown, Philando Castile, right?
In the past decade alone, these men and hundreds
of others have lost their lives to police.
She's looking at black empowerment and black death
right next to each other in our country.
The beginning of a much larger conversation
about race and police.
I was on maternity leave during
the high publicity of Black Lives Matter.
And I was sitting in a room holding
my baby, watching it on TV.
Black lives matter, black lives matter!
And it really made me realize that I didn't
want her to have an unaided guide into race.
And that was an experience that I had as a child.
I am a direct beneficiary of the civil rights movement.
I was able to do things that my father and his generation
never could have dreamed and I hope that my daughter
will do much more than me, but that's just looking at it
on an individual level, as a community, black Americans
have a very tough time ahead and we'll continue to have
very tough time, and that is the world
that my daughter will come of age in.
You could say that America has always been
a kind of driven by competing nationalism, right?
There's a nationalism that says America is a white Christian
country and everything that is good about America comes
from that and there's nationalism that says
"we are all immigrants", America's greatness comes
from all the different kinds of people
who have come here to make a better life.
You know, you look at Barack Obama and you look at
Donald Trump and I think what you see is those
two nationalisms that have been wrestling since America's
inception are still wrestling.
As a Public Defender I walk in every day
and see the same things happened to black people every day.
And there are small incremental changes
but largely what's happening to black and brown people
in America I'd say is really consistent.
That's why I feel so strongly about
educating my children on blackness.
It's about loving blackness but it's also
about keeping them safe.
And clearly we're not post-racial in America
so there'll be a time when they
are forced to confront issues of race.
You know, you give them all the tools to understand
who they are, and then you set them free in the world.
My twins were born in two separate flavors.
How they are going to negotiate it,
the rules are changing, right?
So, as the world changes the best thing I can do for them
is giving them an understanding on where
the rules come from and what's behind them.
So, that they're prepared to adjust
with the nuances of tomorrow.
Being a parent has made me think a lot
more about how I'm going to approach, introducing them
to the concepts of race and how
I'm going to introduce them to America.
On my Twitter handle I say I write about race
from 1619, the year the first Africans
were brought in this country to be enslaved.
1604 is when the first English landed in Jamestown.
15 years after, white people arrived on the shores,
"We've decided that we are going to enslave Africans."
That is a 140 before we'd become a country ourselves.
So, that is all to say that racism, racial caste,
white supremacy are embedded in the DNA of our country.
And to somehow believe that we will ever
purge ourselves of this I think it's just not realistic.
When we were little, my father, he always
signed our birthday card, "the struggle continues."
Daddy, it is the greatest gift my father ever gave me
because the struggle does continue.
And your job is not to necessarily finish it,
it is to acknowledge that it came for you, it will
(laughs) likely go on after you,
and to keep naming it, what it really is.
Like the problem is not black folks, and the problem is
not like relationships between people.
The problem is white supremacy, patriarchy and the way
that it tries to destroy and de-humanize
and so, those are the power structures
that have to be brought down.
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How to Avoid Crashes at intersections | Crash Analysis Smart - Duration: 7:59.
Hi there smart drivers. Rick with Smart Drive Test talking to you today about
flashing traffic lights, intersections, and t-bone crashes. Another video in the
crash analysis smart series. Stick around, we'll be right back with that information.
[INTRO & MUSIC]
Hi there smart drivers. Welcome back. Rick with Smart Drive Test talking to you today
about flashing traffic lights, intersections. and t-bone crashes. Now
just as a cautionary note if there is a good possibility that the drivers in
this crash did in fact die or were seriously injured they did not emerge
from the vehicles in the footage that's available so just take that as a
cautionary note before I show you the video now just before we get started
here if you're new to smart drive test we help drivers get a license regardless
of class help veteran drivers remain crash free and CDL drivers to start a
career as a truck or bus driver so be sure to hit that subscribe button as
well hit that Bell that we arranged the notification when I
get the video is up for you so here in the crash the camera is looking
northbound in the city of Spokane Washington in the United States and the
vehicle proceeds northbound through the intersection and from what I can see in
the footage here the vehicle is speeding actually both vehicles I think are
speeding so the vehicles heading northbound the vehicle comes from the
west and is heading eastbound through the intersection the two vehicles
collided in a t-bone crash and none of the occupants from the vehicles get out
it's a serious crash because the vehicle heading northbound hits the other
vehicle almost directly on the center post of the it's a four-door car that it
hits and just on that Center post where the two doors meet the back door in the
front door so the back of the front door and there's a post there where the back
door hinges on and that's where it hit it right on in a direct hit on that
vehicle I mean it was it was almost you know it's one of those crashes that a
couple of seconds either way and it would have happened as it did now one of
the things that you don't see in the video is to the left of the camera you
think that the vision is obstructed of the of the driver heading northbound the
vision is not obstructed as you can see here in google maps of this intersection
it's an open field so had the driver heading northbound looked to the left he
or she would have seen that vehicle coming the same
with the vehicle heading eastbound if that vehicle had a look to the right
they would have seen that other vehicle coming now the other piece in this and
the discussion on the original video and I'll leave that down in the description
for you is the flashing traffic lights and in some US cities and cities in
North America and other places in the world there are flashing traffic lights
between certain hours so it's sort of like midnight to 6:00 a.m. the traffic
lights flash and the vehicle heading northbound had the red light the vehicle
heading eastbound had the yellow traffic light so both vehicles should have
slowed and scanned the intersection before proceeding
and so it's an air on both parts first they didn't slow and scan the
intersection and second they didn't look across the open field to see if there
were any vehicles coming and the other piece that I want to iterate here and to
underscore is the fact that you need to scan intersections even if it's not the
middle of the night you need to scan intersections to make sure that somebody
isn't running that intersection and that you're not going to collide with them
flashing traffic lights just because you have the right-of-way doesn't mean that
you're going to be right and that is proven here in this and one of the
things that we teach new drivers before they take off from the intersection in a
passenger vehicle scan the intersection it's a little different in CDL Vehicles
and CDL vehicles they start to meet vehicle moving and then scan the
intersection to make sure that there isn't anybody coming because commercial
vehicles are slower and one other point about intersections finally is is that
40% of crashes occur at intersections so if you're going to be involved in a
crash there's a one in two chance that you're going to be involved in crash at
an intersection and again the last point that I want to make about this is t-bone
crashes these are often fatal because there isn't anything along the side of
the vehicles on either side that is going to protect us so if you're parents
with young children and you can put them in the center at the back that's the
best place for them because as I said there's nothing there that door panel is
about this wide and it's Hollow there's this thin piece of metal on this side
and there's some plastic on this there is nothing there that is going to
protect you in a t-bone crash and this is why I I emphasize this point again
and again when you're coming into the intersection on the left-hand turn or
you're proceeding straight through the intersection make sure that somebody is
not running that light and the other reason that these two vehicles collided
so heavily on this collision on a t-bone crash was because it was single
direction traffic on both roads so both roads in other words were one-way
traffic and that's why that vehicle is right over to the left-hand side in that
lane because it's three lanes in one direction and you can see that here on
Google Maps so again the points that I want to reiterate scan the intersections
especially when it's flashing traffic lights do not assume that the other
vehicles are going to come to a stop scan the intersection even if you're in
heavy traffic in the middle of the day scan the intersections some cities in
North America in the middle of the night will have flashing traffic lights to
just facilitate traffic flow and the last point is on left-hand turns and
going through intersections t-bone crashes be very very careful on t-bone
crashes because there is nothing in the vehicle that is going to protect you and
one of the things that I argue is that the reason that we've reduced traffic
crashes our traffic crash deaths in the last half century is because
improvements in roads improvement in automotive safety and technology and
we've restrained people and finally the other reason that we've been that we've
reduced fatalities and car crashes is because of medical advances advances in
medical science and hospital procedures and those types of things and I'll put a
link down in the description there for an academic article that I wrote that
argued that and that's the reason we still have the same number of injuries
in crashes as you can see here question for my smart drivers have you been
involved in a crash because somebody didn't scan the intersection leave a
comment down in the comment section there all that helps out the new drivers
and the veteran drivers working to be crash free if you like what you see here
share subscribe leave a comment down in the comment section as well if the
sup Anya head over to the smart drive test website and pick up defensive
driving smart hits a course for new drivers and veteran drivers that want to
remain crash free it's a two hour course and that will help you to understand the
dangers on the roadway how to protect yourself and give you strategies and
information about how to put skills and abilities in place that will keep you
crash free so head over to smart drive test comm and pick up that course and
look down in the description there for the coupon and you get 30 percent off
that course I'm Rick with smart drive test thanks very much for watching good
luck on your road test and remember pick the best answer not necessarily the
right answer have a great day
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Most Americans Want More Gun Control. Why Doesn't It Happen? | NYT - Duration: 3:51.
"We want change, we want change ..."
"I don't understand why I could still go in a store
and buy a weapon of war."
"There's no better time than now to talk about gun control."
These are calls the American public has heard before.
After Orlando —
"Democrats and Republicans we spoke with agree,
suspected terrorists, like the Orlando shooter,
should not be allowed to purchase firearms."
After Sandy Hook —
"90 percent of Americans support universal background checks."
After each mass shooting, there's
a surge of public support for stricter gun control.
"A new poll from Quinnipiac University
shows record high support for stricter gun laws."
So why hasn't Washington put stricter gun laws on the books?
There are several factors, ranging from partisan divides
to gun owner activism to the N.R.A.'s political clout.
No. 1: There's broad support, but also
big divisions on gun control.
The most comprehensive data is from 2017,
and it shows that 60 percent of Americans
say they want stricter gun laws.
Support is even higher for things like
a 30-day waiting period for gun sales
and universal background checks.
But dig deeper, and you find the devil is in the details —
and the divides.
Most Democratic voters want stricter gun laws.
But less than 1 in 4 Republicans agree.
Most Americans who don't own firearms
say easy access to legal guns fuels gun violence.
Fewer than half of gun owners agree
Non-owners want to ban assault-style weapons,
while most gun owners don't.
"The person is the criminal, not the weapon."
Gun owners may be a minority, but they're
a very focused and vocal minority.
Only about 3 in 10 Americans own a gun.
But to them, gun control is not merely a policy issue —
it's personal.
Nearly 40 percent say they always have a loaded firearm
at the ready in their home.
74 percent say the right to own a gun
is "essential" to their freedom.
Gun owners are much more likely to contact lawmakers
about gun policy, compared to non-owners,
and far more likely to donate to gun advocacy and policy groups.
No. 3: The N.R.A. is a formidable force in politics.
Less than 20 percent of gun owners in America
say they belong to the N.R.A.,
but it's big enough, and disciplined enough,
to turn elections and to end political careers.
Part of what makes the N.R.A. so formidable
is the money it spends
helping friendly politicians
and attacking those deemed enemies.
"Ross voted against your gun rights."
The N.R.A.'s vast marketing efforts
have helped turn gun ownership into a badge
of cultural identity.
"It is not about politics.
It is a way of life.
I feel like we should be able to express that."
And their catchphrases have become ubiquitous.
"You know, the guns don't kill people,"
people kill people."
No. 4: The N.R.A.'s leaders are more hard-line
than its members.
Polls show the N.R.A. members do support some gun control policies,
like outlawing sales to the mentally ill,
and people on terror watch lists.
Most also favor universal background checks.
But time and time again, N.R.A. leaders in Washington
work to kill these proposals.
After Sandy Hook,
N.R.A. leaders flipped the script on mass shootings.
Instead of combating calls for new gun control,
they actually demanded more gun rights.
"The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun
is a good guy with a gun."
And finally, no. 5.
Are Americans really clamoring for more gun control?
Maybe not.
We see spikes and public support for stricter laws
in the wake of mass shootings like Columbine, Sandy Hook
and Las Vegas.
But in a matter of weeks,
the bumps fade.
In fact, overall Americans have actually less supportive
of gun control over the past 25 years.
The shootings, meanwhile, continue.
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24 Reasons Avengers Age of Ultron & Justice League Are The Same Movie - Duration: 3:06.
This film is based on the popular comic book series and brings all the characters from
the comics you know and love on the screen at the same time.
Written by Joss Whedon, who's used to juggling multiple characters.
This ensemble film universe includes the billionaire, playboy philanthropist, the machine with the
stone stuck on his forehead, the fine chick with the weaponized bracelets, the one dude
that could run really really fast and the one dude who could swim like really really
good.
The billionaire is detached from reality and only has one mission in life, make the world
a safer place by anytime means necessary.
The billionaire gets on a lot of his teammates nerves because he sucks at communication worst
than Sprint.
The rich guy is nervous because of the villain in the movie.
The bad guy is something the world has never seen and one misses the days when the bad
guys were normal.
There's these stones in this universe and when collected in Pokemonic like fashion,
the stones give the owner supreme power so it's important that the heroes don't let
the bad guy lay a finger on all of the stones.
The bad guy has an army full of clones.
Obviously two heads aren't better than hundreds so the heroes have to recruit the rest of
the heroes for any hope to stand a chance against the army.
The superheroes get one of the Mcguffins and use it to create a frankenstein type beast
they need to help them defeat the bad guy.
At first, the frankenstein beats up his teammates, but he calms down after he puts on his cape
and joins the team.
The bad guy takes his army to an abandoned facility overseas because comic book movie
heroes are usually only concerned about the United States.
The hacker on the team finds out where the bad guy's hiding.
They have to get to him as soon as possible and since only a few of them could fly, they
take the rich guy's jet to get to ground zero.
When they get to the battle grounds, the city is in total chaos.
Some families aren't able to evacuate and there are some major casualties.
Even though it's a matter of life and death, the guy in the red doesn't take matters
serious and I swear, he's laughing for like 70% of the battle.
Although it's extremely rude to laugh during terrorist attacks, he does manage to save
more civilians than all the members on the team And he volunteers to risk his life when
he absorbs the blast at the center of the battle, so all is forgiven.
The villain, who had spent most of the movie building his army, is destroyed by his own
creations.
After the bad guy dies, the team lives happily ever after.
The farmer takes a break from superhero duties to spend more time with his family and the
rich guy purchases a new Headquarter facility where the team can train and develop their
new recruits.
They better train fast because the after credits scene shows the upcoming villain and they
have a tough road ahead of them.
Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.
You agree?
Yes, no, maybe so?
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Corporate - Surviving 9 to 5 with Grace - How to Get Through Meetings - Duration: 1:26.
- Meetings.
They're the bane of every office employee
and something you have to go to regularly
if you want to keep your job.
But that's where your responsibility ends.
You just have to go.
You don't have to do much beyond that.
I've developed a few simple ways
to appear engaged in a meeting, when in actuality,
you're calculating what year you're gonna die in your head.
First technique, fish face.
You know how fish sleep with their eyes open?
That's basically what you're doing here.
Pick a point at the front of the room
while making your mind a total blank,
and it's almost like you're asleep,
except you can still see everyone,
but my mindfulness app says it counts as rest.
I know what you're thinking.
What if you're asked for your input?
Go with something basic and vague.
I like something like,
"Wow, I've honestly never thought about it that way,"
or "It sounds like we're at a natural stopping point,"
or the always risky, "That last part actually concerns me."
Generally, everyone wants the meeting to be over
as soon as possible, so no one will ask you
to expand on what you meant.
But if someone does, you can always fire back with,
"I think we should try and get back on track."
Lastly, if you're a doodler, always doodle
after the person speaking has made a natural pause.
That way, while it will appear like you are
diligently taking notes, you're actually
practicing your signature, your signature after
you marry Alexander Skarsgard, I mean.
An old classic.
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BREAKING: Federal Court Just Approved Trump's Wall, Overruled Democrats!
During the 2016 presidential campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump promised America he would build
a big, beautiful, wall across our southern border.
Of course, the left went into an absolute meltdown over the mere prospect of someone
promising to secure our borders, and that temper tantrum has not stopped.
Now, that Donald Trump was elected, he is moving forward with his plans to build the
border wall, but the left has stood in his way using government red tape to slow the
process down.
However, that all changed yesterday when a Federal Court approved Trump's wall surprising
liberals across the country, and the surprises didn't stop there.
For the past year, the left has been doing their best to stop the construction of the
border wall, but that has not prevented Trump from powering through the liberal quagmire.
So, in a last-ditch effort to halt progress on the wall lefties in California citied environmental
law as a reason for construction not to move forward.
Now, in the past, this sort of argument could have worked, but it seems that those days
are behind us as a federal court ruled that the Trump administration has the power to
dismiss environmental laws to speed up construction of the border wall.
Though while that ruling in itself is surprising considering that this was a California court,
there were more shockers in store for the Trump administration.
As it turns out, one of the judges that ruled in favor of the wall was U.S. District Court
Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel, who President Trump believed in the past would be biased against
the wall since he is from Mexican descent.
Curiel wrote in his opinion waiving the environmental red tape that it was not up to him to decide
if this was a good policy or not.
The only thing that was up for discussion was if the government had the power to build
the wall and in fact, they do.
Here is more from The Western Journal:
The ruling Tuesday has paved the way for President Donald Trump to construct his border wall,
which the state of California and environmental groups have been trying to prevent, according
to The Washington Times.
U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel, who Trump has previously called biased due
to his Mexican heritage, made the ruling that will allow the administration to waive environmental
laws and build sections of the wall.
The judge said that "he wasn't opining on whether a wall was good or bad policy — but
had to conclude the government has the power to build it."
"It is not our job to protect the people from the consequences of their political choices,"
Curiel said in his 101-page ruling.
He wrote that both Congress and the executive branch "share responsibilities in protecting
the country from terrorists and contraband illegally entering at the border," Fox News
reported.
"Border security is paramount to stemming the flow of illegal immigration that contributes
to rising violent crime and to the drug crisis, and undermines national security," Justice
Department spokesman Devin O'Malley said.
"Congress gave authority to the Department of Homeland Security to construct a border
wall without delay to prevent illegal entry into the United States, and we are pleased
DHS can continue this important work vital to our nation's interests."
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra responded to the ruling in a statement that
his office "will evaluate all of our options and are prepared to do what is necessary to
protect our people, our values, and our economy from federal overreach."
"A medieval wall along the U.S.-Mexico border simply does not belong in the 21st century,"
he said.
Judge Curiel was attacked by then-candidate Trump in 2016.
In relation to a lawsuit involving Trump University, Trump asserted that Curiel, whose parents
emigrated from Mexico, held "tremendous hostility" against him because of the judge's
Mexican descent.
Of course, this ruling has sent shockwaves through the Beltway as liberals are screeching
in horror that a judge who is of Mexican descent could rule in favor of this wall, but they
are missing the point.
A judge is not to make law from the bench or use their power to promote liberal agenda's
but to interpret the law and enforce it.
The law states that the Trump administration does have the authority to build the wall
to secure our borders and no matter what your political affiliation is those are the facts.
Maybe if more judges followed in U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel's footsteps
are country would get back on track, but sadly there are too many leftists on the bench pushing
the liberal agenda.
What do you think about this?
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It's midwinter in the Arctic, and the sun has yet to rise over the North Pole,
But the Arctic is unusually warm for this time of year, with temperatures above freezing in the area north of Greenland.
Sea ice in this region should be thick and strong, but satellite data show the ice breaking up, exposing open sea.
Satellite data help us understand changes in the warming Arctic,
And in March, NASA's Operation IceBridge will provide detailed airborne measurements of sea ice in this region.
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MCU END CREDITS SCENES *RANKED* - Duration: 12:20.
So scenes after the credits of movies is nothing new, but the MCU has kind of made it into
a staple of their films.
Yes other superhero movies do it too, but no one does it quite like Marvel.
And some of those scenes are better than others, so today I thought I'd go through all of
them and rank them subjectively from best to worst.
Also, I won't be including the end credit scenes from Black Panther here, cuz a lot
of people may not have seen that movie yet.
But those end credits scenes wouldn't be super high on the list, cuz they didn't
exactly blow me away.
So, spoilers for the end credits of every other MCU movie so far, alright, let's get
into it.
Ok, kicking it off, number 29 with the worst we've got Thor The Dark World, where Thor
comes back to Earth, kisses Jane, and then there's a frost giant monster thing running
around.
What was the point?
Nothing, we already knew Thor was comin back, it wasn't really funny or informative and
kinda just feels like they forgot they needed an extra scene so they tagged it on.
Only interesting thing about this is that that's not actually Natalie Portman, it's
Chris Hemsworth's wife dressed up like Natalie Portman.
And even that's not that interesting.
Ok, the next two I'm grouping together as the footage from the next movie ones.
In Ant-Man we got a little clip of Cap and Falcon talking and Falcon's like, I know
a guy, and then in Captain America The First Avenger Cap talks to Fury and then literally
just a trailer for the Avengers plays.
Not awful teases, but the fact that they're literally just scenes taken from the next
movie feels kinda cheap.
You may say it's not important and I'm over analyzing these, to that I say, well
what do you want from me, that's what this whole video's point is.
Next up, Winter Soldier, we see Bucky going to the Smithsonian to learn more about his
past.
I mean, it's fine.
But really it's just something we already knew, yeah he's going to discover more about
himself….ok.
Ok, we got Iron Man 3 next.
Being the first MCU movie after the Avengers this whole movie was kind of plagued by the
question….if the president of the United States is kidnapped by fire breathing terrorists,
shouldn't like Captain America or all of SHIELD be all over that?
But nope, no Avengers show up until the end of the credits when it's revealed that that
classic Shane Black narration the whole movie has actually been Tony talking to Bruce in
a counselling session.
It's kind of funny, just nothing that exciting, and also this is from that weird phase where
I don't think Marvel knew what it wanted to do in terms of teaming up heroes post-Avengers.
Next one is the Spider-Man scene from the end of Civil War.
Nothing much to say here because it's sort of just, hey Spidey's gonna come back soon.
And he's gonna have cool new tech.
And in a small way that scene is kind of undercut because it's showing off this amazing suit
which ultimately the whole message of Spidey's own movie was he had to be more than.
So you know, it's here in thee ranking.
Then there's the first one from Thor Ragnarok, which a lot of people might have thought would
be higher.
But the thing is, while it's a cool tie in to Infinity War since I assume that's
where that movie's gonna start, it's not super clear what that ship is initially.
Like I get that the point is it's an ominous threat coming for Thor and Loki, and I was
like, yeah odds are that's probably Thanos.
But correct me if I'm wrong, we've never seen Thanos use that ship before.
So when I was sitting in the cinema, I was like, that's probably Thanos, but the fact
that I'm not 100% sure make me think maybe it isn't.
Turns out it is, but that just ended up not being as great of a reveal and I think it
was intended.
Next I've got one of many mid credits scenes from
Guardians 2, this being the Stan Lee watcher informant thing.
That is one of my favorite Stan Lee cameos, since it pokes fun at the popular fan theory
that he is the watcher.
Also I still stand by that he's referring to that time he was a mailman in Fantastic
Four and not in Civil War because technically this movie takes place before Civil War and
oh my god why am I looking so much into this.
Anyway it's a funny joke but by the time it gets to the end here, ehhh kind of had worn
out a bit.
Still I do enjoy the idea that the Watchers have already gotten tired of hearing his endless
stories.
The Incredible Hulk is easily my least favorite MCU movie.
The end credits scene though is kinda cool though, it's Tony Stark showing up and talking
to General Ross.
Back in 2008 it was a good way of showing people that these movies are connected, and
later on fun fact it was reckoned to be part of a Marvel One Shot where Tony is sent by
SHIELD to go be as obnoxious to Ross as possible so he won't put the Abomination on the Avengers
team.
It also sets up a life long feud between Tony and Ross….I guess.
Another Guardians 2 one next, this one in my notes I just
titled Stallone team.
It's Stallone's Ravager guy who's name I refuse to remember or attempt to pronounce
getting his crew back together to go have crazy space adventures probably in Guardians
3.
Among his team is Lex Luthor, Marcellus Wallace, and Miley Cyrus….for some reason.
So yeah, expect to see more of these people in the near future in the MCU.
Next up, Doctor Strange, specifically the Thor one.
Now again, don't love when just a scene is taken from one movie and put as a teaser
at the end, but this one was pretty great.
I mean seeing Doctor Strange coming into the Avengers world is fun, plus we see that Loki
and Odin are also involved.
Only real problem with it is that it sort of spoils Doctor Strange's cameo in Ragnarok.
Like if you went into Ragnarok having not seen this, and they hadn't put it in some
TV spot which they really shouldn't have,that would've been such an awesome and pleasant
surprise, so that's why it's not super high on the list.
Alright, then there was Age of Ultron, where Thanos just shows up and grabs the Infinity
Gauntlet.
One of the main things I liked about this is that I freaking called it in one of my
earlier videos, so that's kind of amazing.
Besides that, it's ok.
It showed us that Thanos has the gauntlet and he's coming for Earth, in 3 years, but
it did also feel a little bit like another repetition of the first Avengers, which the
rest of the film had a bit of as well.
We've got two Thor ones next.
Thor 1 showed us the first of many many many Loki death fake outs, revealing Loki's still
alive and coming for that tesseract.
Cool cool, he's one of the best MCU villains.
And then Thor 2 gave us our first glimpse into the Guardians of the Galaxy world with
the Collector showing up.
I remember the director of Thor 2 being mad about this scene cuz it was directed by James
Gunn and not him and then just shoved into his movie.
I mean, I couldn't tell it was directed by James Gunn.
It was also kind of fun since it's one of the few times we've seen the Avengers world
and the Guardians world crossing over.
Alright, next are two that aren't very important or anything, but they genuinely made me laugh.
Guardians 2 with Kraglin trying out Yondu's arrow *clip* and Thor Ragnarok when Jeff Goldblum
is surrounded by the people of Sakaar.
Both got a laugh out of me, plus Jeff Goldblum might be the funniest part of Thor Ragnarok
overall so seeing just a little more of him was very welcome.
Another Guardians 2 one, the gold people create Adam Warlock, who presumably is going to come
to blows with the Guardians in the third film.
It's a fun tease, but having not read a ton of Adam Warlock comics or just Marvel
comics in general, I don't know a ton about him so this didn't hit me as it might someone
who's been reading these for years.
Doctor Strange, Chiwetel Ejiofor's goes to this guy and he's
like, I'm evil now!
Sure, still waiting on that Doctor Strange sequel, would love to see some more of that
action.
Ant-Man, Hank gives Hope the Wasp suit.
I mostly like this cuz I'm just really looking forward to seeing Ant-Man and the Wasp teaming
up in July.
Don't love the suit's design but hey, so far it looks like it's gonna be great
in action.
Another Civil War one is here, this being the Black Panther one.
This would've been a bit lower on the list if I hadn't actually see Black Panther.
Seeing it in the cinema, yeah alright the Wakandans have Bucky, and there's a giant
panther, alright.
But T'Challa's line *clip* once you've actually seen everything that Wakanda has
and all the tech and weaponry and whatnot, it makes it way cooler.
I guess that's kinda cheating, but whatever, this is my video and I'm saying that's
a legitimate reason.
Now a little break from all this recent stuff and back to phase 1 with Iron Man 2.
In case you forgot here we see Phil Coulson arriving in New Mexico to discover Thor's
hammer.
Look, I'm not sure if when Iron Man 2 came out people knew the next movie would be Thor.
If they didn't, then that would be a really awesome reveal for Marvel fans.
If they did....well it's a still a pretty fun tease.
Captain America The Winter Soldier had an ok scene but also had another one that was
a lot cooler.
This was the first time we were introduced to the Maximoff twins, who have gone on to
do….great things?
Regardless, it was fun to see two new superheroes with interesting superpowers introduced to
the MCU, some more confusing than others.
Also it showed us that HYDRA has Loki's scepter….somehow, because of some guy infiltrating
some base in some spinoff comic, look it's a solid scene.
Another Guardians 2 one, if you forgot yes Guardians 2 had 5 end credits scenes, somehow.
Anyway the best of them I think is Teen Groot.
Not only is it funny, but it also introduced us to the version of Groot will be seeing
more of in the next movie, and I just really enjoy the Groot dynamic of him always been
a different age and really a different character for each movie.
Looking forward to see what he's like next movie.
Also, for the nerds in the audience like myself it shows how Guardians 2 actually takes place
in 2014 and that going into Infinity War the Guardians have been going on adventures for
several years now, which adds some more to the team.
Ok, I'm gonna put the first Spider-Man Homecoming one next, which kind of surprised me because
I thought it was just ehh pretty standard when I first saw it.
But rewatching the whole movie again and then seeing that scene, it's pretty great.
Firstly it sets up a future potential villain who actually seems kind of terrifying in that
guy from Better Call Saul, but more importantly it shows ultimately that the Vulture, one
of the best villains in the entire MCU, gets somewhat redeemed.
This shows pretty well one of the reasons why the Vulture was such an awesome villain,
he wasn't some crazy guy who wanted to destroy the world, he was a normal guy who ran a business
who wouldn't let anyone mess with it.
And once he sees Peter actually saved his life he does the right thing and doesn't
give him up, it's just a nice conclusion to a great character in that movie.
Plus, hey it means there's a chance we'll see him pop up again, so that's exciting.
Next 2 I'm gonna group into the category of Marvel's "Fuck You end credits scenes".
First up, also from Homecoming, there's Captain America basically making fun of the
audience for staying through the credits.
Then arguably the worst Marvel movie character of all time Howard the Duck showing up at
the end of Guardians when everyone was expecting an Avengers 2 tease.
After all of these films and all these fun teases, yeah sometimes the funniest ones are
the ones that are the most intentionally underwhelming.
Plus the knowledge that Howard the Duck exists in the MCU is….interesting to say the least.
The number 3 and number 2 spots, I gotta give it to the Avengers scenes.
Imma say the shawarma one first, because it's super funny and kind of like the last two
part of what makes it great is you wait a long time and then it's just the most underwhelming
thing.
And then the Thanos one.
Now look, on the surface, it's not super different from the other standard next movie
set ups.
But looking at it now, 6 years later, it's pretty great that they set up the big bad
of this universe that was going to be at the culmination way way back so he was already
kind of in people's minds back then.
Seeing the Avengers take him on now after so many years, that makes that scene pretty
cool.
Also for comics fans it must've been pretty crazy.
Sure it's not Josh Brolin but hey, he looks like a big raisin, he looks like a big raisin,
it's close enough.
Aaaaand the best one, you all saw it coming but the first is the best.
Iron Man, with Samuel L Jackson as Nick Fury showing up and talking about the Avengers.
Look, this was pretty cool for me to see all these years later knowing what comes after
with the Avengers and the MCU and everything, and it would've been high up on my list
anyway.
But the main thing that pushes this to the top is thinking for the people who saw this
movie in 2008, especially people who were fans of the comics, seeing this promise of
these characters coming together in this awesome stinger, and then watching it all unfold over
the next several years, it must've been the coolest thing in the world, and I wish
I'd been able to experience that.
Also, Sam Jackson as Nick Fury, perfect casting, especially since they designed him in the
ultimate comics based on Jackson.
So yeah, I know it's a cliche choice, but you gotta admit, it's pretty awesome.
So those were my thoughts on the MCU end credit scenes.
What do you think of my list?
Let me know all of your thoughts down below in the comments.
While you're at it be sure to like this video, check out my Instagram and Twitter
@bhl_hudson, check out this podcast about movies and TV and whatnot I do every other
Friday with a friend of mine, it's called The Poorly Planned Podcast, and subscribe
for more videos like the one you just watched.
Thanks for watching and I'll see ya next time.
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Robert Mueller Scandal Goes Public – Game Over!
White House Special Counsel Robert Mueller has said that he wants to question President
Donald Trump as soon as possible.
While many initially assumed that this was bad for Trump, there could be a silver lining
for the president after all.
Fox News reported that experts say that reports of Mueller wanting to speak with Trump indicate
that he is nearing the end of his investigation into the president's alleged collusion with
Russia during last year's election.
Prosecutors pretty much never interview their highest-ranking potential target until they
have acquired most of the evidence since they want as much ammunition as possible when they
finally speak with him.
This would mean that it's unlikely that Mueller's investigation will continue for
the next year or two, casting a dark shadow over the White House for that entire time
period.
It was revealed yesterday that Mueller told Trump's lawyers last month that he will
probably seek to interview the president, which set off discussions among Trump's
attorneys about the perils of such a move.
The Washington Post reported that "the president's attorneys are reluctant to let him sit for
open-ended, face-to-face questioning without clear parameters, according to two people
familiar with the discussions.
Since the December meeting, they have discussed whether the president could provide written
answers to some of the questions from Mueller's investigators, as President Ronald Reagan
did during the Iran-contra investigation.
They have also discussed the obligation of Mueller's team to demonstrate that it could
not obtain the information it seeks without interviewing the president."
An unnamed source told the New York Times that Mueller "appeared most interested in
asking questions about the former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, and the
firing of the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey — not the broader question of possible collusion
with Russia.
Those topics signal an interest in whether Mr. Trump tried to obstruct justice."
Trump himself has always made it clear that he wants Mueller's investigation to end
as quickly as possible, as he is confident that no evidence of him colluding with Russia
will be found, since he knows it never actually happened.
"We have been very open," Trump told reporters at Camp David.
"We could have done it two ways.
We could have been very closed, and it would have taken years.
But you know, sort of like when you've done nothing wrong, let's be open and get it
over with."
What do you think about this?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
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Learn snowboarding - Duration: 6:11.
In this video, I will show you, how to learn snowboarding.
LEARN SNOWBOARDING
* don't forget about breakfast and coffee ;p
In a moment, you will learn how to learn turns easy way.
I will show and explain the correct snowboard stance.
And what are the first exercises beginners do during first snowboard lessons.
How to choose a snowboard.
I ride this all-mountain board. Quite soft. Easy to turn.
Rossignol. Model: Angus.
When standing up, it reaches my chin. 157cm long. And I'm 179cm tall.
My second board is Nidecker Legend from 2012. But it's brand new, first season on the slopes.
Definitely longer than the previous one. 168cm.
Longer boards are better and safer for high speeds.
How to choose a snowboard
1. It should reach your chin. 2. Shorter turns easier. 3. Softer is more forgiving
TURNS
WARM UP
Ok, and now seriously :).
Snowboarding is quite demanding sport. To minimize a risk of injury, always do a solid warm up.
I also do some stretching before and after riding.
STANCE - You should stand relaxed on your board.
Your legs are attached to bindings, but you shouldn't be cramped.
Bend your knees and push them delicate outside to create a square between your legs.
Hips and shoulders should be parallel to the board.
Keep upper body straight and hands completely relaxed.
TURNS
The easiest way to make a turn is to use so called foot steering.
In case of frontside turn, your front foot should make a movement imitating pressing a gas pedal.
For backside turn, the foot movement must be the opposite. You should press a heel now.
Start with sideslipping. Put your weight over your leading leg. Press heel.
The board will rotate.
When it's pointing downhill, try to ride straight. Count 1..2..3. Take a breath. Press the heel again to finish turn.
If you have a problem with ending the turn you should try exercise called J-TURN.
You start from riding straight down.
and then practice turning left or right.
I suggest, you do your first turns in the following manner:
you make a C-shape turn, then sideslip, then mirrored C-shape turn and sideslip again.
Keep the correct stance through the entire turn irrespectively of which turn you make.
This one is a very common mistake.
When your upper body goes opposite direction to your lower body, it's bad for turning.
Try to avoid it.
BEGINNER'S EXERCISES
HOW TO FALL
When you catch a front edge, try to fall on your forearms and then straighten your arms so the impact doesn't affect only 1 part of your body.
Falling backwards, don't use your hands at all.
Fall on your buttocks and then swing on your back like a cradle.
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Hosting for Amazon Affiliate Niche and Authority Sites & WHEN to UPGRADE - Duration: 8:48.
let's talk about the hosting specifically hosting for Amazon
affiliate sites I had a question come in a couple weeks ago someone was just
getting started they hadn't even purchased a hosting package yet and they
wanted to know how they could plan for the future and they were willing to make
an investment that we're willing to pay a little bit more for hosting to sort of
like plan for the future and plan for future growth I like that kind of
thinking it's kind of the way I think - I'd rather you know make an investment
early on and just be set for a little while this is where it may surprise you
a little bit I'm gonna recommend that you don't have to do that yes my name is
Doug Covington I talk about Amazon affiliate marketing and project
management so this is about hosting you know I will say up front I'm gonna put a
couple links below they are affiliate links it will cost you anymore but if
you buy the hosting that I mention here I'll get a commission so I just want to
let you know links are below if you want to check it out feel free to just go
directly to the sites the awesome part about starting a niche site or an Amazon
affiliate site is you can basically start a business for about $200 that
would be for you know hosting maybe a premium theme a couple of tools here and
there stuff like that Hosting is probably the biggest expenditure up
front the host thing I started with was shared hosting and that's what I
recommend you start with - it is gonna be the cheaper hosting for basically any
hosting company and just like it sounds it's shared so you're on a server with a
bunch of other websites and typically it's gonna be like multiple hundreds
right you're gonna be on a server with hundreds of other people don't worry
about it the thing is when you're first getting started you're probably not
gonna get that much traffic and it's ok if you're on a server that runs a little
bit slower because there's so many other people on it now I started on Bluehost
and I used the Bluehost shared package and it was great in fact I still have an
account over there Bluehost and it was fine they have good customer service
I have heard like people like the customer service and then other times
people don't like the customer servus keep that in mind customer
service is probably one of the number one things to look out for but typically
even on a shared hosting package you can you know hop on the chat you could send
an email depending on the company you may be able to call about and talk to
you know customer service person or even like a system administrator when do you
move like when is it time to upgrade your hosting a quick reference point
these prices could change but I'll give you a range so for shared hosting it's
probably gonna be about three or four dollars a month to maybe eight or nine
dollars a month the trick is most of the companies will
have like a promo deal so when you first sign up the first year it may be you
know three dollars a month but then the second year when you were new it may
jump up to nine dollars a month a lot of times I don't mind paying a little extra
if the service is there right I actually upgraded hosting to a different hosting
company right so I heard good things about SiteGround
so I have one of my bigger sites over on site ground and your customer service is
even better than Bluehost I think the cool thing with site crown is when I had
an issue when I had a question I could chat with not just a customer service
person but it was actually a tech person it was an administrator so they could
check my server they could reset things and they could answer technical
questions because that makes a big difference depending on what you need
but keep that in mind so the point is when you first sign up shared hosting
any hosting will probably have a promo rate when you first sign up for hosting
q then second year may jump up so keep that in mind always keep that in mind
when do you upgrade I think whenever you get to about 300 to 500 visitors a day
that's probably a time you want to get out of the shared hosting account and
upgrade typically you can stay at the same hosting company and just upgrade
your account for more resources there are many different flavors of the
specifics depending on what a hosting company calls upgraded account so those
are things like semi dedicated hosting cloud hosting maybe WordPress optimized
hosting in all the cases you end up with more resources dedicated to your
specific domain you're probably still on a shared server but instead of having
like 800 other websites on that server you'll have like eight it's much smaller
and the result is you have a faster server response time which is one of the
main factors it's actually like speed up or slow down your site if you have fast
server response time that's a very good thing now what about cost so we're
looking at once you hit about 300 visitors a day you'll want to upgrade
you could say at the same host you can move to another host if you want to the
cost varies right so just like before there's a range but for this you know
upgrading hosting I'm aiming for about $25 a month you know give or take 10 or
15 dollars so maybe it's $18 a month or maybe it's $45 a month depending on you
know what hosting company you want to work with so again little recap you
shared hosting in the beginning up to about 300 visitors a day once you get to
about 300 you want to probably upgrade that'll be good
most likely until you hit like a thousand visitors a day or so maybe even
1200 or 1500 a day this actually happened to me I was getting about a
thousand visitors a day and then I added more keyword golden ratio content over
time it slowly moved up so after a few months I was actually getting about
1,500 to 1,800 visitors a day my site started loading pretty slow it started
crashing the server actually so the server was crashing I wouldn't be able
to log in I just had many issues and it was very slow because the growth was
very slow eventually I realized that I needed to upgrade my hosting
unfortunately the hosting company that I was with they didn't know that right
away I kept asking if I needed to upgrade but they just said no just make
sure it's optimized for speed I already did all that stuff that they told me to
do so eventually I upgraded to a cloud package over at site ground it was
fantastic it solved all my problems this upgrade right so at that point the
site's making good money so I could afford to invest in the infrastructure
you know frankly that overhead solo and an Amazon affiliate site it's fine to
pay her for the hosting right so I upgraded the hosting to more processors
very few other domains on my server it was semi dedicated cloud hosting and
essentially it like sped up my site so dramatically I was able to handle up to
you know four to five thousand visitors a day I didn't hit the cap I never had
any issues the site loads fast once I moved over it's fantastic I have the
ability to add more resources without changing my hosting account so I could
just log into my account and add more memory add more CPUs pay a few extra
dollars so maybe around the holidays when I know I'm gonna get more traffic I
can upgrade the service package and just do it for a few months and then scale it
back down with the times right how much am I paying for that it's a hundred and
twenty-five dollars a month yeah this is significant investment right a hundred
and twenty-five dollars a month but it's a business where it's making far more
than that it's a no-brainer to actually like invest in good hosting if you could
pay for it right so you wouldn't want to you know pay $125 when you're just
getting your site started it doesn't make any sense to do that question of
the day what do you think about when you should upgrade hosting what kind of
hosting do you have let me know in the comments below don't forget check out
some of the links to my hosting company so I mentioned blue house I mentioned
site gram but I also use it a smaller company called MDD they're just a
smaller company again they have great customer service where you can you know
hop on a chat open a support ticket on their site and you get to a technician
right away you get to a person who could actually like log on to the server
see what's going on versus some other companies the bigger company is a lot of
times you do end up working with a service representative who just has a
script and they don't actually have access to your server which is a big
deal you have questions you need someone who
could go in and check things the answer your questions fast
Doug Huntington if you want to learn more about Amazon affiliate marketing
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Why I QUIT YouTube for 2 Months - Duration: 7:51.
Hey, Choyn Guy here. A YouTube animator and filmmaker.
Well a so-called one at least cuz...
Well let's be honest
you've probably noticed.
That I've been a lazy recently.
You know what I don't think.
I've not uploaded for
Oh.
Okay so... Yeah
Why did I ghost for the last couple of months
Look I do have a valid reason
I wasn't trying to be a jack yeah
It's because
So yeah that's
That's why I haven't been posting.
I just needed some time so that I could fix myself.
because these things were only gonna get worse.
I think the biggest mistake that I
made is that I didn't anyone know.
I still haven't because I feel like
I can't I just find it really hard to open up to people
I've always have but maybe this way the people that need to know will see you
and maybe it might help someone else too
okay so these things controlled my life and as one bad habit formed others
weren't that far behind and I lost control
I lost control for a bit and I know that these things aren't that big of a deal
they seem pretty innocent but that's how it gets you I basically told myself that
this isn't causing me any harm how could it and that's how I ended up
wasting so much time time that I could have spent connecting with others and
creating for you
whoa okay attitude the simplest way that I can explain it is that I was in this
autopilot mode going day to day repeating my bad habits in this endless
cycle because it was easier I couldn't fail if I didn't try yeah that was my
thought process eventually I got to a dark enough place where I legit just had
enough and I knew I had to change so I wrote down all the things I wanted gone
from my day-to-day life and I took the cold turkey approach I basically got rid
of everything and I caught everything cow and guess what that actually worked
for a couple of days I feel like I just messed up good
I feel like I had all this Patel potential but I really just it
all up I mean with this addiction I currently will go three days without I
told myself I wasn't gonna go back that I wasn't gonna feed my addiction anymore
and that I have to stop you know but then the urges came and then I relapsed
again I'm so so in the head I'm so messed up because I know
that this addiction has taken control of my entire life
it's ruined my life I feel like I could have been so far ahead and by if I
didn't have this holding me back
yep so as you can see I messed up quite a bit I messed up quite a lot actually I
messed up multiple times after recording that video which isn't great but I found
out how integrated my bad habits were within me and you know what recording
those videos on my phone really helped like just pulling my phone out and
speaking my mind felt really good because I could just speak my mind
without being judged without being interrupted and plus I didn't want
advice I know it's weird but I didn't want any advice from anyone because at
that point I just wanted someone to listen I just wanted to speak my mind
and for someone to just listen and that's it just listen so that helped me
a lot because I tend to suppress some of my emotions which isn't good I tend to
bottle them up and so I guess that's how I got here
now I'll save the rest of that sake sob story for another time but basically
what happened after is that I took to the internet to find some answers and I
found a channel called improvement pill from that channel I finally started to
learn how to build some good habits learn twitch cues triggered my bad
habits and how to resist the urge you I made a system to follow every single day
so that when the dark days come I'll be ready when willpower a motivation
although you know what I'll know what to do because I am ready and now I'm slowly
getting back on my feet I'm feeling like the old me the kid that lives inside me
I know I've still got a long way to go but that's ok because when I look back
at how far I've come I'm actually quite proud I forget how
much I've done I've done a ton of things that I couldn't even imagine doing a
couple of years ago especially because most of my life I was always known as
that introverted academic kid and so doing a 180 and going towards the
creative route was definitely a big shock but I'm glad I took this path I
mean look at the crazy support I get from you guys I'm so blessed every
comment and message I get just reinforces that people are rooting for
me you want me to succeed and that's what drives me to make videos there's
just something about making videos and making content I can't quite put my
finger on it but I think I'm starting to really like it
and okay so I guess that's all I've got to say
just know that I'm back and I'm back for good
you
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Learn snowboarding - Duration: 6:11.In this video, I will show you, how to learn snowboarding.
LEARN SNOWBOARDING
* don't forget about breakfast and coffee ;p
In a moment, you will learn how to learn turns easy way.
I will show and explain the correct snowboard stance.
And what are the first exercises beginners do during first snowboard lessons.
How to choose a snowboard.
I ride this all-mountain board. Quite soft. Easy to turn.
Rossignol. Model: Angus.
When standing up, it reaches my chin. 157cm long. And I'm 179cm tall.
My second board is Nidecker Legend from 2012. But it's brand new, first season on the slopes.
Definitely longer than the previous one. 168cm.
Longer boards are better and safer for high speeds.
How to choose a snowboard
1. It should reach your chin. 2. Shorter turns easier. 3. Softer is more forgiving
TURNS
WARM UP
Ok, and now seriously :).
Snowboarding is quite demanding sport. To minimize a risk of injury, always do a solid warm up.
I also do some stretching before and after riding.
STANCE - You should stand relaxed on your board.
Your legs are attached to bindings, but you shouldn't be cramped.
Bend your knees and push them delicate outside to create a square between your legs.
Hips and shoulders should be parallel to the board.
Keep upper body straight and hands completely relaxed.
TURNS
The easiest way to make a turn is to use so called foot steering.
In case of frontside turn, your front foot should make a movement imitating pressing a gas pedal.
For backside turn, the foot movement must be the opposite. You should press a heel now.
Start with sideslipping. Put your weight over your leading leg. Press heel.
The board will rotate.
When it's pointing downhill, try to ride straight. Count 1..2..3. Take a breath. Press the heel again to finish turn.
If you have a problem with ending the turn you should try exercise called J-TURN.
You start from riding straight down.
and then practice turning left or right.
I suggest, you do your first turns in the following manner:
you make a C-shape turn, then sideslip, then mirrored C-shape turn and sideslip again.
Keep the correct stance through the entire turn irrespectively of which turn you make.
This one is a very common mistake.
When your upper body goes opposite direction to your lower body, it's bad for turning.
Try to avoid it.
BEGINNER'S EXERCISES
HOW TO FALL
When you catch a front edge, try to fall on your forearms and then straighten your arms so the impact doesn't affect only 1 part of your body.
Falling backwards, don't use your hands at all.
Fall on your buttocks and then swing on your back like a cradle.
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Mr. Othello ♥ Come here ♥
What's up?
Owner! Move slowly!
I am about to fall
I'm glad I could change the position safely
This is lactic acid bacteria
Today is a good day
It is my favorite 'Amaenbou'
well, which one I go first...
Will you give me another one
Will you give me one more piece
What?
with the way things are going…
Is there no more?
It's too good to be true.
I still want to eat！
Can I share that with me a little?
I found my sweet"Amaenbou".
I missed you❤
Oh!No!!!
My sweet!!!!
You are terrible!!
I was happy…BUT
You are such a terrible person.
Ladies and gentlemen！My owner is terrible person!!!
You shall be forgiven!
Hey！
You, brace up!
I'm going home
I'm really going home.
Are you OK?
Are you listening?
I'm really goooooooooing home!!!!!
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John Drake | Disease Ecology & Ecology at UGA - Duration: 7:51.
Thank you, Sonia.
I am excited to talk to you all today about some of our
research in disease ecology.
So what is disease ecology?
It's not something that the institute of ecology
for instance—was particularly known for.
Well disease ecology in my view
is this movement that's been happening in our
discipline over the last 15 or 20 years or so.
It addresses primarily the setting in which infectious
diseases emerge, human infectious diseases and the ways in which an ecological approach
to thinking about disease transmission might affect the management of human diseases,
livestock diseases, and of course diseases of wildlife.
But also it's become a rich source of new conceptual questions for ecology
to deal with.
For community ecology, population ecology,
for evolutionary ecology
but also—I think —for landscape ecology.
So landscape ecology is something the institute of ecology and the school of
ecology have a long and rich history of association with.
I think that some of the origins of landscape ecology happened
right here at the University of Georgia.
On the right here is a photo of Frank Golley, who I was fortunate to get to know
just briefly in my first couple of months as a faculty member, a new assistant professor here.
And he wrote in the organizing manifesto for the journal of landscape ecology
that
"We are interested in ecosystem functions at a landscape scale.
These functions include flows of water of chemical elements and energy.
We are also interested in the structural arrangement of the biota
and the physical environment which control these functions."
Another Landscape Ecologist,
Gary Barrett wrote that
"landscape ecology considers the development and dynamics of spatial heterogeneity,
spatial and temporal interactions and exchanges across heterogeneous landscapes,
influences of heterogeneity on the biotic and abiotic processes
and the management of spatial heterogeneity."
So what do these concepts have to do with infectious diseases?
Well here's a figure that we published in association with an editorial
at the time of the 2013-2015 ebola epidemic.
In fact,
early on during the epidemic, when we were trying to marshall all of the various information
we could to understand what was going on in West Africa
At the time when we thought that ebola was primarily an East African disease.
And you can see from this figure
that the history of ebola is long and complicated
and that the ecology of ebola is spatially complicated.
Ebola cropped up in different places
in Central, Eastern, and now also Western Africa
in association with a large number of animal species
and in fact human activities in the environment.
Some of the work that we've done
is tried to capitalize on ecologists' understanding of heterogeneity.
In my lab,
we also try to draw on research in other quantitative disciplines
in this case particularly
econometrics
and the computer science field
of machine learning,
how it is we identify patterns in very complicated data.
One of our recent projects has developed a new approach to
predicting where spillover events might occur.
Now, Ebola spills over into chimpanzees,
gorillas, other non-human primates
but it also spills over into humans.
And our goal was to develop a model that could take advantage of ecological information
in this case primarily remotely-sensed data and information that we have on
human populations
and predict from the literally billion background observations, we have,
where the 60 known epidemics and epizootics were expected to occur.
And in fact our model did this
with unprecedented accuracy—
about 80 percent accurate in its predictions.
Well if you ask me,
this is landscape ecology
But landscape ecology isn't the only part of ecology
that is being affected by these developments in disease ecology.
We're also working on community ecology.
Methods that are informing community ecology in general
and taking community ecology concepts
in order to understand disease association and risk to humans.
An example of that comes from the recent outbreak of zika virus
which started in South America and has progressed
and is now occasionally found also even in the United States
and other parts of North America.
Our question about Zika Virus was the following,
so zika virus belongs to the group of viruses called flavoviruses.
Now some flavoviruses associate with only one mosquito vector.
but in fact many of the flavoviruses are quite promiscuous in their associations.
Now zika came originally from Africa,
had spread through the South Pacific
and was then found in South and Central America.
Would Zika be able to invade North America?
That was the question that we were interested in.
But of course the mosquito species found in North America are different
than those found in all of the places that zika had historically been found.
So, then in association with an North American mosquito species
would be a kind adaptation or evolutionary innovation.
How would we possible be able to predict such a thing?
What we did was we developed a species-interaction network.
What you see on the righthand-side of this slide
is a list of all of the flavoviruses
that are known to infect people
and all of the mosquito species they're associated with.
And then we used machine learning algorithm
—one that was developed here at the University of Georgia
to try and predict what that species association network might look like.
This is work that was developed with Barbara Hann
who's now a research scientist at the Cary Institute,
with Tad Dallas,
PhD student who received his degree
just a couple of years ago,
and Michelle Evans who is a PhD student here currently.
Of course I'm not the only one here doing disease Ecology.
Others of our work draws on other parts of the rich history
of research here at UGA.
For instance,
I think Eugene Odum is well known for this paper
on the ecology of a coral reef community in the enewetak atoll.
Well guess what.
corals get disease too.
so research by Andrew Park for instance
and Jim Porter has been combining
this historical interest in marine ecology, reef ecology
with disease ecology
to understand this new manifestation of disease.
And in fact, just last year in 2016,
we launched as part of the School of Ecology a new center
A center for the ecology of infectious diseases,
which is now bringing together all of the research that we do
—not just in the Odum School but across campus
with colleagues in the college of public health,
the college of ag and environmental sciences
and the college of veterinary medicine as well.
In order to understand just exactly what this ecological
setting is in which infectious diseases emerge, spread, and
evolve.
and also to take what we now know about infectious disease
and feed back into our discipline of ecology.
Thank you.
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I cut 20 cm of my hair off - Duration: 9:35.
Okay so today I'm going to get a haircut
and I
had such a long hair like right now
for
like many years
I can tell like
for seven years or so
maybe a bit less but like
for me it will be a big step
so
at the moment
my hair is
54 cm
54
Jeebas
wow
that's a lot
wow
this is crazy
omg now it's
59
wheeet(what)
oh okay yeah
pro...(probably)
maybe
but it's crazy, it's so long
wow
I wanted to cut my hair already
like
yeah two years ago
because it was too long
I wanted to
have a new hairstyle
after graduation
and
be different and cool
but yeah
my mom
said that she doesn't want me to do that
because like it's...
she never had such long hair and
she wants me to keep it
but
right now I have ((like)) also different motivation
because
right now I'm going to Germany
for
almost half of the year
and it will be summer
it will be very hot there
like hotter than here
and I will die if I will have this long hair
so
yeah, I decided to cut it
and also I want to get rid of the
part I bleached out
so right now it's like
from here 'til here, I think
and ((like)) in the inner part I don't have bleached hair
but still
((like)) my hair can't breathe
and it's also more straight
and that's kinda annoys me
because ((like)) I want my hare...
my hair* be wavy and Carly...
curly* but ((like)) it's not
on the outside
and also ((like)) I don't like how it looks
((like))
I want to cut it
also my hair
is getting darker
so ((like))
maybe in the summer it will burn out
because of the sun
and it will be lighter
but
I want to embrace my natural colour right now
because ((LIKE)) before when I did this(bleaching)
my hair was a bit brighter
but right now after
toning and after bleaching some hair out
it is now a bit darker
and
I want to ((like))
see it, ((like)) fully
because ((like)) I only see it here
and it's not enough for me
I want to see it ((like))
everywhere
and yeah
I hope to
grow my bleached hair out
and.....
also it's so damaged and
just ((like))
really thin
and I want
my hair give some time to
grow and
get stronger and
you know
give it some treatment
so I think cutting ((like))...
first of all cutting
split ends will help it
and
cutting sh...(?) so much old hair
will also make it feel better
and I will get more curls
and
you know
like that
yeah
and the big reveal!
look at that
yeah I'm sorry for the clock
because in other rooms it's too dark to film so tshhh
but look
my hair is fabuloso
actually I love it
((like)) I love...
the woman who made me this
((like)) she understood me completely
and it's not too long
I can still do a pony tail
and leave some hair
and be fancy and stuff
so I'm glad
I'm really glad
I'm also very excited to do different hairstyles
and it's so long that
I ca...(can) still can*
do braids
and that's really good because
I'm used
to have no hair in front of my face
but I actually can put all of my hair ((like)) behind the ear
and it doesn't disturb me
((like))
except this piece
but I can put it with...
put it away with
PIN
yes, I can put it away with the pin
so it's no problem
and it's so cool and smells so good
that I'm
very glad
and I hope it won't be
very noodley
after I shave my...
I s h a v e
I shower*...
I wash* my hair
because ((like)) my grandma thinks
that it will look like
you know
noodles and it will be ((like)) close to the head
and...
it won't look good but
I think that my hair will
be fabulous
because it will have curls
at some point
((like)) not these fake curls but like mine
and I think it will look good but
we will see
good morniiing
today is the day after...
I see my hair
after shower
I think
that it won't be
as wavy as I thought
because yesterday
after shower
they were a little bit dry
and they weren't
so puffy
yeah I think I will still like it
yaaay there is sun outside
wooo
that makes me really happy to be honest
yup
as I thought
it's really not as wavy as I hoped
well it's better than just straight hair so
it's fine
after combing
it will be alright
I hope so
oookay you can tell by the hair that
it's (filled with static)
a lot
and that it's cold outside
yeah combing hair takes
like
10 times less time
because it's short
but
I like it
and also
sorry for the mess here
I'm just
moving to Germany soon
yaaaay
and
it will happen tomorrow
you can say ((like)) tonight
because it's early in the morning
wow
holy cow
that's really cool
I have never lived somewhere
abroad
more than a month
See you later, alligators
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Web Accessibility at USF - Non-HTML documents - Duration: 2:47.
So non-HTML documents-- generally
we're talking Word and PDF.
There might be a handful of other documents we use.
The truth is, creating an accessible PDF
is a challenge for me and for many of us.
It's not as easy as creating an accessible HTML page.
It is required.
The same requirements for web pages
are required for any documents that we display digitally, even
including email.
So if you're e-mailing PDFs, it has to be accessible.
If you're displaying a PDF on a site--
even if it's for your event for next week for the graduation
ceremony, it has to be accessible.
So we're trying to figure out a good way--
we don't have an answer to this yet--
of how to train people on this.
Because it is a little bit-- it does require
quite a bit of training.
So we're asking that if you don't need to use a PDF,
don't use one.
That's a good starting point.
If it can be done in a HTML easily, do it in HTML.
There are many cases, we know, that you're
going to need to use PDFs.
And that's OK.
It has to be tested.
So if you can't test it yourself, contact us.
And we'll give you a list of resources.
We are working with a couple of third parties
to get kind of a bulk pricing program
where we can send those PDFs to those people.
We don't have that in place yet.
So for now, if you do have a PDF and you
don't know it's accessible, check with us
and we'll give you guidance.
Yes.
If I have web content that's in HTML
but there's also a link to a PDF version,
do I need to make the PDF version accessible
if it's already HTML?
Well that's a great question.
If possible, make it accessible.
But if you do have it in HTML, that's acceptable.
So if you have an alternate version--
I'm really glad you brought that up.
Sometimes I forget to say that.
If you do have a PDF that you want to display as a PDF
because you like the visual display
or for whatever reason--
if you do have an alternative version in HTML that's
accessible, that is acceptable.
So, Yeah.
You can.
It wouldn't have to be accessible.
But if you can make it accessible as well,
it's even better.
So some of these things-- it's like,
err on the side of caution.
If you're not sure, make everything accessible.
Or reach out to us and we'll clarify
on that particular example.
So I think I've covered everything with PDF.
There are tools on our website to learn how to do it.
And you're welcome to actually take a tutorial
and figure out how to do it.
It's a good skill to have.
All universities are going to be requiring,
if they're not already, accessible
PDFs in many institutions.
So it's good to know.
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Overcoming bad weather and bad luck while ice fishing with my father-in-law - Duration: 2:00.
Hello everybody!
My father-in-law and I went up to the mountains for some ice fishing
and for some reason the weather is always the worst when I'm fishing with him.
He must be bad luck because he also bought a brand new pair of gloves
from Cabela's that turned out to be both right-handed gloves.
But none of that bad luck matters as long as we can still catch fish!
It was a struggle today but we did our best.
We were hiding behind rocks trying to stay out of the wind as much as we could.
We weren't getting many bites at first, but eventually the fish came to us.
The best tactic seemed to be using very small ice jigs tipped with mealworms
and just letting the bait stay still.
I tried quite a few spoon lures which I normally catch a lot of fish with
But those spoons were not producing much today.
My father-in-law has more patience than me and he caught quite a few more fish
because he was willing to slow down and just let the bait do the work.
Please subscribe if you like this kind of video, I post two videos every week
I'm going to post a bunch of ice fishing tips for beginners soon
and also longer adventure style videos.
So whether you like short or long videos there should be something you like here every week.
Thanks, and I"ll talk to you soon!
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