Youtube daily report Mar 17 2018

This is not quite what I think of when I think

of a commuter vehicle.

No, it's not, but it's way cooler than a Prius.

Totally.

It's the end of the world...

or at least it feels like it.

The word apocalypse

comes up frequently in conversation.

Whether because of global politics, environmental

issues, or economic uncertainty, America is

haunted by the idea of its own demise.

But there are some people who relish the idea.

A national movement of dystopian events is

cropping up, where Mad Max enthusiasts play

out the fall of man...

or what comes after.

The biggest?

Wasteland Weekend, an annual event in the

California desert that draws thousands of

people from all over the world.

But new post-apocalyptic parties are popping

up across the country for those who never

want Wasteland to end.

Ares hasn't just wastelanded her clothes,

she's wastelanded her life.

Three years ago, she moved out to the middle

of the desert to a home with no address with

her husband Spud, whom she met and married

at Wasteland Weekend.

Where am I?

Where is this place?

You are at Little Chaos on the Prairie.

Little Chaos on the Prairie.

Which is my happy little home.

I broke Malibu Barbie.

Yeah.

Malibu Barbie?

I married Malibu Barbie and then brought her

out here and broke her.

You used to be...

...super Barbie doll with curly brown beach girl hair.

And like, I talked about shoes a lot.

Like, oh my god.

He makes fun of me for it, perpetually.

There's nothing wrong with being Malibu Barbie,

but Ares is clearly happy she traded

in pink party dresses for combat boots.

Can you tell me about what Wastelanders are?

Wastelanders are a surprising mix of individuals.

You have the crew that are like Spud and myself,

that they live off-grid, you have people that work HR.

It's that mindset of,

"Who would I want to be at the end of the world?"

You can be the best version of yourself.

You can be somebody entirely different.

When the world ends, you can reinvent yourself,

and that's exactly what Ares and her husband

Spud have done.

They've become the people they've always

wanted to be.

Would you say you created a utopia here?

I have definitely created a utopia.

To move out to the middle of nowhere, so that

I wasn't ever beholden to anybody except for Ares.

Whatever she needs, I give that woman.

I love her to pieces.

I will do anything for her.

Without any hesitation.

At all.

Does it ever feel lonely?

Not really.

I've gotten very good at keeping in touch

with my friends.

And my girlfriends are all pretty good

about keeping in touch so…

Ares's friends aren't your average girls next door.

Beans, Bam Bam and Sunshine.

They met years ago at Wasteland Weekend and

take every excuse to get together, work on

Wasteland clothes and have a drink.

So what does it mean to wasteland something out?

Think of it, if recycling was a sport,

it's ultimate recycling.

You find something, and instead of throwing

it away, you make it into something else.

How much of this stuff do you wear on a

day to day basis?

She wears a lot of it all the time.

I do.

I always manage to find a little bit of my

Wasteland gear to throw into an outfit.

For these ladies, the end of the world didn't end.

I wanted to experience the end of the world for myself.

I'm in Alabama.

Want to party post-apocalyptic style.

Middle of nowhere seems like as good as place as any.

Huh.

Hey, you want to do something fun?

Aftermath is kicking off at a family farm.

Rather than a Mad Max metropolis, this is

more like a family reunion…

at the end of the world.

An unofficial offshoot of Wasteland Weekend,

Aftermath was started by friends hoping to

live out the end of days a bit closer to home.

And while it seems more organized than the

anarchy I was expecting, the event is drawing

scores of people, some of whom drove 15 hours

to be here.

Aftermath is a full immersion event.

Which means, the point is to feel like you're

in another world.

Within post-apocalyptic communities, there

are three rules--

no politics, no religion, and you have to dress up.

Enter Larry, the unofficial Aftermath fashion designer.

So you know how to make things, I've heard

this term like, "wastelanding" things.

Basically what wastelanding is,

is when you take a lot of junk and make it wearable

and make it look good.

So the shoulder pads are a hard hat I cut in half,

go kart tires, steel breastplate, chains,

the whole nine yards.

What if I want this umbrella wastelanded?

I can smear paint all over it and make it

look appropriately distressed.

Go ahead and open it for me.

Alright.

You know I'll tell you what we're going to do...

...just to go ahead and get rid of some things.

This is fine right?

Ok, like…

I paid $3.99 for this!

Oh man, now I do feel bad.

This will help me survive the nuclear storm?

Oh no, you're hit, you're done.

I'm done with this?

You're going to die.

I have my outfit, but in order to fit in at

the end of the world, there's one more thing

I need to finish my look:

makeup.

Sora?

Hi!

I was told that you are the beauty queen.

Do you think you can help me out with this?

I can totally help you out.

Well I'm really wanting to tease your hair out,

make it kind of big—

Great. It's already a little big but I can go bigger.

Throw some grass and dirt in there.

Grass and dirt.

Yeah, yeah.

So we'll start with that.

For a gathering based on the apocalypse,

an idea that's so rooted in religious lore

and political anxiety, to exclude the two

things that the apocalypse is most often connected

with feels incredibly ironic.

But maybe that's part of the draw.

I don't want to say this because I haven't

seen everyone here yet but I might be the

only woman of color here.

Why do you think that is?

Well I feel like a lot of the people that

we draw to our community are part of your

local punk rock scene, and that's kinda

caucasian too for the most part, I guess.

We certainly don't mean to be that way.

All are welcome here.

Seriously, we would never turn anyone away.

I know from Facebook that not all of Sora's

friends at Aftermath share her politics.

Imagining a situation where people with radically

opposing viewpoints hang out together is hard for me.

But, it's happening here.

Without the constraints of society, this is

a safe place to experiment, meet people, and

try something new.

Got to listen some of the old world tunes,

keep us going in these dark days.

So Wastelanding is all about immersing yourself

all the way and part of immersing yourself

all the way I guess is camping, something

I really, really despise, but in the spirit

of community I will set up my tent.

Here we go.

What's this thing?

It keeps your rain fly up.

The what?

I made a home!

Now I need a drink.

I don't know how I'd fare if the world

were to end tomorrow, but these guys seem

to have it figured out.

A doomsday plan, fast friends and the best

way to escape?

A stiff drink.

Even I know that.

Would you like a refill miss?

I would like something, yeah!

I brought my cup.

It seems like wastelandering happens after

the sun goes down, like this is when the good

stuff happens…

Yeah unless you ask Charlie.

He's been hammering making stuff on his anvil making shit all day.

Can I make a toast?

Bad decisions!

To bad decisions!

Yeah!

It's easy to be disillusioned by the state of the world.

Though there's a certain kind of relief

that comes from leaving it behind, and just

dancing and drinking with friends who get you.

Why not celebrate being alive?

After a long night,

I'm going to take advantage of my tent.

Good Morning…

kind of.

It's the end of Aftermath.

I'm not sure what happens after Aftermath.

It's 9:30AM.

And to my surprise, almost everyone is gone.

Someone needs to get me coffee.

The impending doom that I'm feeling could be

that I'm alone and it's time to pack,

or let's be honest…

a gnarly hangover from that green stuff

I was drinking last night.

Good morning!

How are you doing?

Oh, you know.

I feel great considering.

Your hair is still kinda big!

How does it feel to be going back to pre-apocalypse?

So we call this the come down.

It's literally like a come down, you know?

Because you get high being around all these

people that you love all weekend.

And then you got to go back to the real world.

How are you feeling Larry?

I don't think any of us wants the weekend to end.

What does real, real life mean to you guys?

What does it look like to you?

From here?

Boring.

No debauchery.

Sadness.

Delusion.

Post-apocalyptic life, is it a utopia or a dystopia?

That's all a matter of opinion, I guess.

It's my utopia.

Might be your dystopia.

Post-apocalyptic events are more than a great party,

they're a lesson in community.

Surviving the end of the world means surviving together.

No one can make it alone.

If these guys are right, when the world ends,

value won't be measured in dollars.

Things that are dirty, destroyed and discarded

will find new life and purpose.

And maybe, so can people.

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Paul Merson delivers Liverpool vs Watford prediction and makes big Man Utd claim ● News Now ● #LFC - Duration: 1:55.

LIVERPOOL will comfortably see off Watford on Saturday - and they will beat Manchester

United in the battle for second place.

That is the verdict of Premier League pundit and former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson.

Jurgen Klopp's men host the Hornets at Anfield, where at least a draw will see Liverpool leapfrog

Tottenham into third place.

After last weekend's 2-1 defeat to arch-rivals Manchester United, Jose Mourinho's side

increased the gap back to Liverpool to five points.

But the Reds have a favourable run in to end the season with eight games to go.

And Merson is backing them to chase United down and finish the campaign strongly in second

spot - starting with a victory over Watford.

"I can't see anything but a Liverpool win," Merson wrote in his Sky Sports column.

"I fancy Liverpool to beat Manchester United into second, and this game is important for

them to close down the current five-point gap.

"There's a lot to play for second place, mark my words.

"United have to play Manchester City so the gap will be two points, so Liverpool have

to ensure they win these games."

Before Klopp and his team take on Watford, they will have a close eye on tomorrow's

Champions League quarter-final draw.

Liverpool will face one of Manchester City, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Sevilla, Roma, Juventus

or Bayern Munich.

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MMO Junkie ネト充のススメ OP - Saturday Night Question - Akano - Duration: 1:39.

Recovery of an MMO Junkie OP "Saturday Night Question" cover by Akano

From the worn-down pain that remained,

My heart was twisted, stretched thin.

My string wasn't really that thick to begin with.

There's no avoiding doubt and caution,

Sometimes I even hide trees in the forest.

But I've grown tired of making excuses to myself.

As I remove my imaginary mask,

This Saturday night starts to take another step forward!

A brilliant brightness illuminates the future

Leading me on: a dream and a light. I want to run my fingers along their path.

Embracing the frustrating and painful nights that leave me shaken

I'll overcome them. Until the next door opens wide...

English Translation from Lyrical Nonsense

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Stop Trading Time For Money - Duration: 12:16.

Friends, today is the day to break the vicious cycle. We are trading our time

for money and if you never get out of that cycle especially if you don't like

your job, you're going to look back on your life and say man, I wasted all on my

prime time on doing things I really didn't like. Today I'm not just going to

talk about trading dollars in hours, today I'm going to share with you how you

get out of that rat race.

So on this video, I'm going to be sharing with you how to stop trading time for

money. I'm not just going to give you this rant of, don't do that, make your money

work for you. I actually want to share with you

exactly what it looks like and how you blueprint this out so what we're

going to do here is, we're going to start with you

and I'm going to give you this beautiful depiction of you, it's this happy

stick figure person and you were frowning but you're happy now because

you had already watch this video you're like, oh my gosh, I'm going to implement this

and this you and your household, what you do is you end up producing an income and

I'm going to ask you to actually take some of that money and put it in a brand new

bucket if you've never done this before. This bucket is where you're going to put an

excess of money, it's not a 401k, it's not IRA because understand that those

investments, they're not really designed to create the financial freedom or

independence that you're going to want when retirement comes around you're going to get

to an age where you're like, I don't want to work anymore, I can't trade my dollars

and hours, I need my money to work for me and in society's plan, in a lifetime, the

average person cannot create enough money to go to work for them unless you

get on a different wavelength and a different financial plan and I'm going

to talk about that plan right now. So first of all, let's just say that right

now we've got the average household in America, the combined income is around

$80,000. I'm going to invite you to do something different than you've been

doing before, the most important financial decision of your life which is,

before you pay any of your bills, before you put that money towards cars and

groceries and and and taxes and etc, I want you to take from not a percentage

and I want you to take a percentage of that money and I want you to drop it in

this bucket and this is your freedom bucket.

Now I'll give you an example of this. If you were doing $80,000 a year and you

made this 10% then by the end of the year, how much would you have in your

freedom bucket? We'd have $8,000. If you only could set

5% away, it would be $4,000. If you're like most Americans you live check to

check and I want you to know it's not because you don't make enough money, it's

because of the way you look at money, it's the way that you had your spinning

habits. Parkins law dictates that whatever

amount of money you make you're going to increase your level of lifestyle to meet

it so by the way, if you were making $50,000 a year, you're likely spending

$45,000 to $55,000 a year but if all of a sudden you get this

crazy raise and now you're making a hundred thousand a year, you're going to

adjust very quickly your lifestyle so that you're spending between $90,000 and

a $110,000 a year and then all of a sudden you're

making a quarter million dollars and if you're like most consumers, you're now

going to be spending somewhere between $230,000 and $270,000

a year and I know that most you've got to be

watching this like, Kris, you crazy man. If I double my income, I wouldn't do that.

You think that all you want, your consumer minded training habits is to

spend whatever you got. We're going to break that pattern by helping you put money

into freedom bucket for different purpose because every year that I work,

this happy person is making $80,000 a year or if they're making $20,000 a year.

That was like me, I started with so little and I was check to check and I

want to make you promise that if you'll pay yourself this money and

automatically withdrawal it, every month first no matter, what you're going to see

your world change because you treat it like an expense. It's called paying

yourself. Now paying yourself is the first step towards making your money

work for you instead of you working for it and let's talk about what you can do

with that $8,000. What's going to happen each year is you're going to put money in

this bucket and this money is going to go into one of two places. We've got

another bucket down here and this bucket is called security and security means

I'm going to take a percentage of this money and I'm going to put it away because

I need to develop my my peace of mind. This peace of mind is worth so much more

than whatever it is that you're buying to maintain in your life

style but once this what's this peace of mind which let's just say that it

represents three to six months worth of living then the rest of the money is

going into your investment bucket but this is investment bucket number one,

that would mean that there's more buckets that's because we don't put all

of our eggs in one basket. That's how you actually lose everything and

don't get where you want to go in life so we're putting that money in our

investment bucket number one and let's just say that that money is set aside

and what you're doing is you're buying a home. I do real estate, we will do other

examples but you're buying a property and you're like, well, Kris, if I buy a

house to live in that's a $5,000 or $6,000 downpayment for me in my

household, I've saved up enough money for that but I bought the house smart, I

bought it with $40,000 of equity and I bought it, I lived in it for a short

while, later I'm going to rent it, I'm going to make $500 a month on my

investment. Look at what's happening right here. I got money in my security bucket

which by the way instead of my savings account, too accessible, you got to really

train yourself and be disciplined. I might put this into a whole life early

cash out policy that's producing 6% to 7% percent on my money. Now I've got

this money, is it a lot of money? No but the amount does not matter, the

principle matters. My investment, my house, when it's paying me $500 a month, is that

a lot of money compared to the $80,000 you're making a year? It's not, it's an

extra $6,000 but this is the part that I want you to know. We now

have some money here, we have some money here and we have an asset here meanwhile,

we're putting more money here and what we're going to want to do is we're going to

start working on investment number two. I want to compound this investment,

I want to compound this money. I'm doing that by rolling some of it into my new

investment, having some of the money from over here, this is now producing more

residual and does this have to be real estate? It actually doesn't. I diversified

by being in lots of single-family homes but I diversify in a lot of other ways.

Also, there are other with business ideas that I love to

invest in because people in many areas are smarter than me. There's this kid

that figured out how to take $120,000 prosthetic that people

can't afford and he figured out how to use a 3D printer to get them down to

$5,000 and make that available to people in the world. Wow,

that kid is going to go somewhere, right? You're going to hear if you put yourself in

the right time and place about opportunities investments, sometimes

they'll work, sometimes they won't but that's okay because that's less risky

than doing something that is guaranteed never to work. Parkins law, never having

enough at the end of the day no matter what. What we're going to do with time is

we're going to diversify and we're going to open up more buckets. Let's say this is

another real estate bucket, we compounded some here, we put some over here, this

went into another property and here are the here are the two things that you

need to understand, the first and most important decision that we're talking

about here is the percentage that you are going to save. It's better aptly put

pay yourself that it will turn into both savings and investing and then number

two is, you've got to utilize the benefit. There's no more financially powerful

concept in your world then compound interest. Compound interest is one of the

most important things that you can get working for you because for some of you

for example, I know some of you are watching this show like 18 years old

you're like, I don't need to save for retirement, I'm just a kid.

Not so. Now is the time to actually start because it's from having a couple

hundred dollars accumulating over time that it turns into enough to buy a house

or invest in something and maybe that investment will or won't work out but

you have a lifetime now of commitment of savings and trying having some work and

some not but then the magic is when you compound it. All of these investments, if

you're even just doing 8% to 12% on your money, then a couple years from

now as that compounds that can turn into 20% or 30%. A few years from now,

your original dollars could be earning you a 100% or 200%

and there's no reason why it can't keep going on and on and on. You

might actually get with me and say, Kris, you talked about partnering and

you don't even need to save money and I can use my brain and use this to start

another invest bucket with partners. Can I do that? You

can absolutely do that. My partner profits course teaches you step-by-step

how to present your ideas in the right way, how to find the people with money

and then make deals happen and all of a sudden you're now even doing deals that

where you're using your brains and you're not even using any money to

actually grow your financial wealth, your net worth and your empire and friends,

this is an empire that we're talking about building and growing and I'm not

here to tell you in this video what you're supposed to invest in. Well what I

am here to do is to tell you about three really important principles of how you

get your money working for you. Number one, pay yourself. If you can't understand

how on earth you have leftovers to do that, you're thinking up the wrong way.

It's got to come off at the top and the money is always there when it's off the

top, it's not always there if it's at the end. Number two is you got a compound

that which means hold these investments. What seems small and insignificant today,

$50 here $200 there in time becomes a $1,000

here $5,000 here. In time becomes a $100,000 here,

$200,000 here. In time becomes a million dollars here, several

million there, in time becomes a billion dollars here, several billion there. It

compounds and it grows and here's the third and final principle that I want to

share is diversifying. Don't put all your eggs in one basket, I don't buy one big

real estate property, I buy several small ones. That is a form of diversification. I

have commercial deals, that's a form of the diversification, I have business as I

invest in, even my own. That's a form of diversification. The whole thing that

makes this possible is these three baseline rules so friends, if you want to

make your money start working for you, then this is really what it comes down

to at the start the genesis. Instead of you working for money which you're going to

be doing for some time now, you've got to take some of that hard earned money and

you've got to put it to work for you as opposed to hoping that the next raise,

the next bump and the pay the better job eventually will make the difference

where you can start savings and getting ahead. It's a principle and every one of

you no matter how young is capable of doing it right now because

in the beginning, you'll have all this money that you're working for and a

little bit of money that's working for you, compound that, wait, then it'll be, I'm

working hard to make this money, oh my gosh, my money has grown into something

that's paying me and then a time what you're trying to do is get the money

that's working for you to squash the amount of what you're doing to work for

it till one day it just doesn't even make sense anymore to be doing whatever

you were doing to trade money for dollars. Where do you go from here?

First of all, make the number one most important decision on your life right

now, know exactly what you're going to set aside and then find a way to

automatically debit back, pull that out and get it to safety so it doesn't just

become one of the lost bills that years from now you're like, where did all that

money go that I need? And have it mean something for you. Start with that first

decision, let it build, let it accumulate and then you'll find yourself one day

waking up as an investor saying, I've got money to invest with, I've got my first

choices in front of me and you two can make it.

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Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Male Fantasy or Feminist Hero? - Duration: 12:42.

The 2018 Tomb Raider movie got us

thinking about Lara Croft

and what the character has meant

to audiences over the years.

The character's history represents a complicated mix of

oversexualization and empowerment

that reveals a lot about our relationship

to strong female heroines.

"I woke up this morning and I just hated everything."

Thanks to her popularity, Lara opened the door

for more female video game characters

and more female action protagonists onscreen.

But the original Lara Croft rose to fame in part

thanks to being objectified

for her exaggerated feminine appearance.

Gaming and Addiction researcher, Dr. Mark Griffiths,

noted that when talking about Lara,

most players mentioned her breasts.

"Don't you think you've seen enough?"

And when the first movie, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider,

came out starring Angelina Jolie,

producers tried to replicate the allure

she held for male gamers.

"Are you going to shoot me, Alex?"

So from the very beginning, Lara Croft's function

was to be a sex symbol marketed primarily young men

-- but along the way she became a female trailblazer,

too, almost by accident.

So this brings us to our main question --

is Lara Croft just a male fantasy

or is she a feminist hero,

and is it possible to be both?

"That's a secret.

If I told you

I'd have to kill you."

Looking back on Lara Croft: Tomb Raider,

you could use this movie as a Hollywood crash course

on how to craft the perfect male fantasy:

a heroine who's extra sexy and strong

but somehow absolutely non-threatening.

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The first step is making your sexy heroine

be all man inside.

From the opening scene of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider

it's like the film is saying --

Lara will turn your preconceived notions

about women upside down.

Which means that what we're about to see

is a man's personality in a woman's form.

She wears no make-up, plain clothes

and a tight braid.

She is brusque, a woman of few words.

"Time to save the universe again, is it?"

"Absolutely."

Lara is strong, assertive, inquisitive and brave --

all very traditionally "male" qualities.

Lara's tomboyish ways are a fantasy

for male viewers and players --

she has the body and looks of a woman

they'd desire,

but the interests and behavior of

their best male friend.

"Thank you boys.

Over and out."

Sadly, the message to any female viewer, though is,

to be a badass, be more like a man.

18 years later, Daenerys Targaryen is both badass

and very feminine.

But Lara was sort of de-feminized

so that she'd be more desirable,

and that didn't make her a very empowering

role model for women.

"The lady should be modest."

"Yes, a lady should be modest."

The second thing that's really revealing

is the story's point of view.

If Lara were a heroine we're supposed

to be identifying with,

we should be seeing things

from her point of view.

Sometimes we do.

But Lara's opening fight with the robot

is not filmed with her point of view in mind.

The robot pounces on top of her,

while she is on her back,

and pushes down on her --

this shot choreography places Lara

in an overtly sexualized position.

And we see the robot's point of view --

watching her fight back,

rather than just living her experience

of the fight.

Then in this scene, again,

it's just blatantly obvious that we are meant

to be seeing Lara in a sexualized way.

Compare that to this shower scene from the same film.

This scene puts you in the experience --

makes you think about how it feels

to have the water hitting your skin.

Whereas Lara's scene is shot to look like

what you would imagine

if you were fantasizing about Lara Croft

taking a shower.

It has nothing to do with her actual experience

and everything to do with how she looks.

"Always a pleasure."

"Never a cold shower."

The Tomb Raider video games are third-person,

so from the start the experience has been

about always seeing Lara,

and the movie's maintains this appeal

with its point of view.

Players have complete control over video-game Lara

because that's the nature of a video game.

She was a badass with a built-in lack of agency.

So video-game Lara can be as accomplished

and awesome as possible,

and still not be intimidating --

which added to her original sex appeal.

But in a movie, this level of control

isn't really possible --

so in Lara Croft: Tomb Raider,

filmmakers found other ways to make viewers feel

they had power over Lara.

To understand how the movie does takes power

away from Lara,

let's look at her backstory --

or lack thereof.

She has no mother and identifies strongly

with her father,

who was an explorer/archaeologist.

She lives in a huge mansion with a hacker

who seems to be like a brother to her --

"Bryce.

Don't start."

and a butler named Hillary.

"Anything you need?"

"No.

Thank you, Hillary."

"Don't you stay up too late."

This setup makes Lara feel like a child

in an adult's body.

Her drives and priorities are basically those

of a kid --

adventuring --

"You know I can't resist a bit of fun."

and pleasing her parent.

"I miss you daddy."

The scene that sets her Lara's adventure in motion

wouldn't be out of place at the start

of Harry Potter --

she wakes up because of a mysterious ticking sound

and walks around in her PJ's

looking for the source of the sound.

So because Lara has the story

and motivations of a kid

"I still have you, daddy."

she elicits a kind of protectiveness in male viewers.

And however strong she is,

the movie is on some level making her

a "damsel in distress" to recreate

that protective feeling in viewers.

Also critics have noted that video-game Lara

was especially attractive to players in part

because of her sparse backstory --

So viewers can imagine her inner life

as whatever they prefer.

Lara also has no romantic story line,

at least not at first.

She doesn't seem interested in any man

besides her dad.

"Your father said you will never give up."

"My father?

You knew my father?"

Her dormant sexual agency makes Lara more approachable

and less threatening.

Her unawakened sexuality is hinted at

in the symbolism of her adventures.

"Egypt again.

It's nothing but pyramids and sand."

"I know.

Gets everywhere, in the cracks."

She's on a mission to protect a tomb

from men who want to invade it.

Furthermore, she's on this mission

because her father told her to

protect the tomb's secret from the men.

"The world will be in great danger.

Devious, dangerous men who seek

the triangle's awesome and terrible powers.

This you must prevent at all costs."

And then we get this scene in the cave-like tomb itself

which is also pretty telling

and then if you had any doubts that this was symbolic,

there's this genius line

"The log must pierce the urn."

and then of course, this happens.

If this scene isn't a hamfisted metaphor

for a sexual awakening, then what is?

After the log and urn scene, Lara seems

to become more in touch with her sexuality.

She starts developing a very understated

romantic rapport

with Daniel Craig's character, Alex West.

Near the end of the movie, she saves his life.

But there's still next to no explicit romance --

they never even kiss,

unless you count the sexy CPR Lara performs.

So keeping Lara relatively chaste is an

invitation of sorts to male viewers --

it makes it easy for the audience to imagine themselves

filling that empty place and being her partner.

"Alright.

Let's go."

The second movie, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider - Cradle of Life

performed poorly,

earning 157 million compared to

the first film's 275 million.

The film was actually received more positively

by critics,

who cited better character development for Lara.

But as we've seen character development wasn't

necessarily what audiences wanted from Lara.

The first Tomb Raider leaves off when Lara

has gone through a symbolic sexual awakening

and discovered her femininity.

She even wears a dress.

"Oh my God."

She bosses all the men in the movie around

and seems more aware of her sexual attractiveness.

We even see her ex-boyfriend, which might have

disappointed all Lara's would-be boyfriends

in the audience.

So giving Lara even this small amount of sexual agency

and character development evidently ruined the fantasy

and negatively affected the film's success.

So it's pretty clear that Lara in the original movie

and game was an ultimate male fantasy --

but despite that, she should still be considered

an important character in the feminist canon.

It's hard to see her like that now,

but in 90s and early 200s

Lara was a step in the right direction

for action movies.

She was a very popular female hero

in two huge, male-dominated industries.

And we should even give Angelina Jolie props because --

as much as the movie seems ridiculously

sexualized to us today --

the actress actually fought against

replicating video-game Lara's unrealistic proportions,

because she did not want to set this kind of ideal

for young girls.

In 2013, the 10th Tomb Raider game

rebooted Lara's character as a more realistic,

3-dimensional, relatable character,

fit for our times.

"A famous explorer once said that

the extraordinary is in what we do,

not who we are."

And in the 2018 Tomb Raider movie,

Alicia Vikander has the same mysterious,

vaguely foreign allure Jolie had,

but her appearance is less overtly sexual

and more realistic.

The set-up is pretty similar:

Lara is still the rough and tumble explorer.

"It'll be an adventure!"

"Death is not an adventure."

And her story doesn't hinge on a romantic plot.

So in that sense the movie is still appealing

to those audience that kind of prefers it

when she's single.

But in the context of 2018, not emphasizing romance

is generally viewed as positive.

Lara's also still obsessed with her father.

"I thought I saw Dad today.

I think I'm going mad."

"Lara, your father's gone."

But there's a key difference in the new version.

Now she's set on getting answers about her dad

and the whole film is set up

to be a backstory for Croft.

As we saw, the previous lack of a backstory

was intentionally depriving her of agency

and a fully formed adult persona.

So the fact that we're getting an origin story

is in itself the righting of a major wrong

in the character's history.

"And it was important to us that

Lara felt like a real girl,

a real human being."

So over the last 22 years

and throughout all her iterations,

what does Lara Croft represent for our culture?

Jolie's Croft was obviously a sex object

for all the reasons we've discussed,

but she was still a trailblazer --

if only because she was both a female

and a strong action hero.

She was even a kind of feminist Trojan horse:

she masqueraded as pure male fantasy,

but the success of her female-led story

opened the door for others who came after her.

"I'm just that kind of Croft."

I'm Debra.

I'm Susannah.

We're the creators of ScreenPrism.

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Movie Keyboards: Kinesis Ergo (Part 1) - Duration: 3:25.

The mechanical keyboards subreddit wiki has a section dedicated to keyboards

that have been spotted in movies and on TV.

I'm sure I'm not alone in gleefully pointing out to my uninterested family when I see a

keyboard I recognize.

And I often find myself smiling when I see an old terminal or just an interesting prop

make a brief appearance.

It's especially fun when I see cool keyboards in films I watched before I got into keyboards.

Older films, or those set in the past are often full of cool looking keyboards or terminals.

A lot of them aren't that interesting to me since they are just so common or well known.

Model Ms and Model Fs appear a lot, as do some of the early Apple keyboards.

I've picked out a few that I think are interesting for various reasons.

I've always found split and ergonomic keyboards fascinating.

There's just something so radical

about them that makes you stop, stare and ask; How?

Why?

Split keyboards have become much more common in the enthusiast scene

since the rise of the Ergodox, and more recently the Let's Split and Iris.

This time we'll look at the Kinesis Contoured.

American company, Kinesis have been making

one of the best and most distinctive ergo keyboards since the early 90's.

The latest generation, the Advantage 2, came out in 2016.

1997 was a huge year for Kinesis, it seems, and a pretty good year for film.

Someone at the company did a great job in getting their product in three hit movies

that year.

Here's a Kinesis Contoured in Flubber, starring the late Robin Williams as professor Brainard.

Since he's a bit of an eccentric and he seems to be in constant overdrive,

it makes sense they'd have him using a Kinesis; something a bit off the wall and out of the

norm.

Contact is one of my favourite movies for a few reasons, Jodie Foster and Carl Sagan

to name just 2.

The PR Department at Kinesis scored another win here, putting one in the Japanese control

centre as you can see in this clip.

Kinesis really outdid themselves when the keyboard appeared in Men in Black.

The command centre is actually full of them, as far as I can tell.

The keyboard gets a lot of screen time when Mr. K. is checking up on his wife.

What's really funny is that around an hour and fifteen minutes in,

you can see Mr. K doing some air typing in the background trying to find a spaceship.

I have to believe that this is intentional and we're supposed to see that in the background.

The Kinesis Contoured is such a distinctive looking keyboard

that putting one in a sci-fi movie instantly makes the set look authentic.

It looks like exactly the kind of keyboard that smart people would use to do

really complicated things really quickly.

I had a very brief go on a Kinesis Advantage at a meetup,

and have now decided I want one for myself.

They are still pretty expensive

unless you can find a good deal on a used one.

They do have good potential for modding with an aftermarket controller

to bring even the older models up to modern standards.

Missouri Valley Tech has an excellent build log of his modded Kinesis,

that is definitely worth checking out.

So, which modern keyboard do you think would be right at home

on the set of a sci-fi flick?

Next time we'll look at some more old keyboards that made cameos on the big screen.

See you soon.

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Making a Simple Marking Knife - Duration: 8:19.

Hello and welcome back to Swtich & Lever!

When marking lines for woodworking it's often better to use a knife instead of a pencil,

as you get a nice crisp line in the wood into which you can easily register your chisel

or saw.

A marking knife is also a fun little project to make, which doesn't require much material

and doesn't require you to be an expert at knife grinding.

The blade for this marking knife will be made from an old plane blade.

I picked up a couple of old blades from a flea market not too long ago, and they're

made by old and renowned Swedish tool maker EA Berg, so you know the steel in these is

top notch and will work great for making a knife blade.

We start by cutting out a blank from the plane blade using a cut off disc on an angle grinder.

The blade is hardened, so you can't just take a hacksaw to it, but need something more powerful.

Because it is hardened we won't really be able to work with it easily, as you can see

a file won't really bite into it.

Luckily it's fairly easy to anneal the steel to soften it up.

Grab a torch and heat up the steel until it loses its magnetic properties.

This heating changes the crystalline structure of the steel from martensite to austenite,

and allowing it to cool down slowly in room temperature makes sure that it stays soft

enough to be worked with regular metalworking tools.

Clean up the blank, coat it with layout fluid or just sharpie and scribe layout lines for

the design of your knife blade.

At this point there is no worry about ruining any temper the blade has, and we can go at

it and grind away the bulk of the material that we don't need.

If you'd don't have access to a grinder you can do all the work I'm doing here with a

set of files, from coarse to fine, but power tools definitely speed up the process.

Even so it's a good idea to break out the files and fine tune your design up to the

lines.

Once you have the general profile of the blade done you can set up your grinder or belt sander

at an angle and start grinding the bevels of the blade.

Take it slow and work evenly until you get a nice and clean point on your blade.

A light sanding will clean up the rest of the blade as well.

So, now we have a sharp, but quite soft blade, so it's time to put back some of that hardness

we took out before.

Like before start heating up the blade until it glows faintly red and loses all magnetism.

Instead of letting it air cool this time around dunk it in a can of oil to cool and harden

it, locking the crystaline structure back to martensite again.

I use raw linseed oil for the quenching, but you can use a wide variety of oils for this,

though I would recommend staying away from synthetic oils, like old motor oil, at the

very least.

After quenching the blade is very hard, almost glass like, and dropping it on a hard surface

could break it.

Of course we can't really have a brittle blade in a working tool, so we need to soften it

up.

Just drop the blade into an oven set at around 200 degrees celcius, or 400 degrees fahrenheit,

and leave it inside for about an hour.

Take the blade out and allow it to fully cool down in room temperature, before repeating

this process once or twice again.

This tempers the blade, making it hard and tough, rather than brittle, and therefore

suitable for our marking knife.

From this point on we want to be very careful about heating up the blade again, as it will

possibly anneal the blade back to it's soft stage again.

Quenching likely produced some scale on the blade though, but you can easily clean that

up with sand paper, or something like this scotch brite contraption I fit into the lathe.

Either way, the blade is done, so let's move onto the handle!

I got some beautiful spalted birch from a friend, and I couldn't resist trying to make

a handle from it.

Spalting is technically wood rotting, and can leave the wood quite soft and not very

structurally sound, but on the other hand it creates some absolutely beautiful patterning.

It is however really difficult to fit a square piece of wood into a three jaw lathe chuck.

You could definitely set up a dog and turn between centers, but in the end it's just

much easier to glue a round dowel at one end, to clamp into the chuck.

To make it easier to turn it may also be a good idea to remove some bulk of material

before even fitting it into the lathe.

Now, I mentioned that spalting can leave the wood quite soft, and this is exactly what

happened here.

It was a very difficult piece of wood to turn, and really wanted to tear and chip out chunks

of the wood rather than cutting it.

Therefore the handle didn't come out fully as I intended, but it still is a decently

functional handle in the end.

If you didn't do it already in the lathe drill a hole in the end of the handle to accept

the tang of the blade to be fitted.

Then it's just a matter of cutting off the end and sanding it down to finish the shaping

of the handle.

If we just tap in the blade now we will no doubt split the handle apart, so we're going

to fit a small brass band, a ferrule, at the end of the handle holding it all together.

Instead of just fitting a round piece of pipe onto the handle I wanted to put a small lip

in one end, trying my hand at what's called "metal spinning", in which you deform metal

in a lathe using tools, and oil for lubrication.

This method is, and has been, used extensively for making a wide variety of items, anything

from candle sticks to cymbals to hubcaps and much much more.

Here I'm just using a rounded rod fitted into the lathe toolpost to nudge the edge of the

brass pipe over until it rolls in slightly on itself, creating the lip I'm after.

The finished ferrule should fit snug onto the handle, but should not require any heavy

hammerblows to seat into place.

Same thing with the blade, firm tapping with the back on your hand against the back of

the handle should be more than enough to drive the tang of the blade down into place.

Almost there now, since the wood in this handle is fairly soft I decided to go with a varnish

instead of an oiling of the handle, in the hope that some varnish would soak in and offer

a little harder surface to the handle than oil would provide.

I simply taped off the blade and ferrule and gave the handle a few good coats with a clear

and hard wearing varnish.

One last step once the varnish is dry, and that's to sharpen the knife.

The bevels we established before are still a little too agressive, and for a longer wearing

edge should be sharpened down a little.

A few strokes on a water stone on each side is more than enough, and can be easily touched

up should the knife lose its edge in the future.

The proof is in the pudding, as they say, or in this case it's on the walnut.

The marking knife, perhaps unsurprisingly, does mark wood rather well.

I hope you enjoyed this remarkable...video, make sure you check out one of the other knife

making videos on this channel, there is a small collection of them by now.

Remember to subscribe if you like what you see, and click that instagram link for more

regular updates!

Until next time!

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Vape Your Way To Cancer: New Report Says E-Cigs Can Cause Cancer - Duration: 4:44.

A new report released this weeks says that some e-cigarette, the systems deliver cancer

causing chemicals into the human body and popular fruity flavors appear to be the worst.

Now let me make a prediction.

People watching this that are vapers, I mean, they use a vape, they're gonna be crazy about

... They're gonna be so angry that we did this story.

Every time we try to talk about the e-cigarette, oh my God, they go nuts.

I mean, it's like a bunch of freaks when you talk about e-cigarettes.

But now, this is about the fifth important report that's come out that says this is a

problem.

Like it's a shocker.

Yeah, I mean, I hear, "Oh, well if we don't vape, we're gonna die because we're addicted."

Look, let me just tell you something.

This is a real story in the sense that they've looked at this for a long time now.

It's the Journal of Pediatrics.

It's a real journal.

[crosstalk 00:00:57] journal.

Look, I got teenagers and the fruity flavors is what bothers ... Remember the candy cigarette?

I remember as a kid, you had the candy cigarettes.

This is just one step above the candy cigarettes, except for they have carcinogen, cancer causing

elements.

But the fruit flavors is what bothers me, the grape and the raspberry and they're selling

them to kids.

You know why I love to do this story?

Because I love to see the people's comments.

I mean, honestly, if they're vaping, they go friggin' crazy like we're talking about

the end of the world.

We're talking about science here and this is not my science.

They studied this and here's what they're finding.

Now.

Let me just give you a few ideas of what's in this vaping process.

It's not just water, as they like to seel.

Acrolein.

Well, acrolein is related to oral cancer, dermal cancer, lung cancer.

There's no question about that.

We're not making that up.

That's what the study says.

So you vapers that are gonna get so upset that we did this story, go look up acrolein.

Also, look up propylene oxide.

This is a great one.

Propylene oxide is absolutely carcinogen.

It was the same thing that we had in ... It goes all the way back to the tobacco days.

We handled the tobacco case in the United States.

We actually initiated the tobacco case in the United States.

So we kind of know this stuff.

The other thing is that these chemicals that they've studied, they've been able to duplicate

the process.

They've been able to say if a person vapes with this item or this item over a period

of time, they can tell you exactly how much was absorbed in the average human body.

So there's no guesswork here.

These are dangerous chemicals.

And the kids are now more likely to smoke after they're addicted to the nicotine.

They start with the fruity flavors and then they're building into tobacco.

We've been using these enough.

There's no good in this, absolutely no good and I'll tell you.

The kids, the reports, the numbers are jumping.

They're popping with the number of kids that are using the raspberry flavors and-

You know what the interesting thing is?

The tobacco companies, the people that we sued, what was it?

15, 20 years ago and finally got them to be a little bit responsible and the smoking has

decreased because of it.

They're the ones buying these companies up and they know these same chemicals that we're

talking about because we've been through it with [crosstalk 00:03:33].

Yeah.

So the point is this.

There is something I saw about this story that is wrong.

Diacetyl causes popcorn lung.

At least some of the manufacturers are taking that out of the process.

But they're still using these other chemicals, some of them to get that cool flavor of fruity

and mint flavor that kids can smoke.

So you know what?

If you're upset that we did this story, send me an email.

I really don't care.

This is the truth.

You can vape until you die.

It doesn't make any difference to me.

But it should make a difference to the people, the children, who are actually the target

of this marketing and they're the ones that the industry's going after in a big, big way.

It's the same thing we saw in the tobacco industry when we first brought those cases.

You'd have the lifelong smokers that thought, "My God, we were the evil empire for trying

to do something to the tobacco industry."

So my attitude is exactly the same here.

Vape until you die.

It's your choice.

This is a free country.

But where it comes to the corporation targeting children and that's what this report is really

about.

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DAE-77 | Our last days in Morocco | MA, SP - Duration: 13:27.

To the left.

Ah, Midelt, Cirque de Jaffar.

26 km.

We're 1,900 m high.

And it's quite cold.

There's a huge dam here although I can't see a lake on the map.

So we're surprised! We'll cross it.

Dani loves dams.

I think we won't pass here.

That's why the track led us over there.

That's the junction where we have to turn to go to the Cirque de Jaffar.

I don't know what we should do, we're 2,000 m high now

and the Cirque de Jaffar starts in a 5-6 kilometres.

It is expected to rain till 8 pm

but what if it snows?

Dani is putting stones under the tyres so that we're standing evenly.

As we'll maybe stay over night.

We'll see if the snow stays on the road or if it melts away,

because if it stays we have to leave.

But if it melts then we'll stay. It should stop at 8 pm.

It would be very relaxing to know that it WILL stop at 8 pm.

Because otherwise we would be inside a snow pile tomorrow.

So.. here we are.

I already told them.

Heating! Let's go.

The forester just passed. He was so friendly and nice!

And he gave us the information that we can't get to the Cirque de Jaffar from this side.

And he said that it was no problem if we stayed here overnight

and that we'll look at the situation tomorrow.

But he believes that it will snow till 10 am tomorrow.

Wouldn't be so nice.

So we decided that we'll stay here for an hour and then leave.

Dani has gone for a walk, I'm taking a nap.

And then we turn and drive to Midelt.

The heater warmed up the car and I was half asleep when two men passed.

Who were asking what I'm doing here and if I need help.

And if we stay overnight and if not why I'm still here.

And now they're asking where the Monsieur is.

But it won't change anything when he's back because I'm the one who speaks French.

Whatever. They're not bothering me.

The view from the car is awesome.

Bonsoir, good evening.

That was really nice, a nice walk in the snow.

I followed the road we wanted to drive.

The plan was that we drive to the Cirque de Jaffar and have a look if we can drive it.

And drive the nice offroad part tomorrow.

But if we had continued a few metres, we would have seen that it's not possible.

Because even the road is too snowy.

The snow is always higher on one side and it would be dangerous to drive because we could slip.

I'm awake and we're driving to Midelt.

We're driving in the snow, it looks nice

it's clearly more snow on the road than before.

And it was the right decision not to stay over night.

Let's see how far we can go today.

We're back on the normal street,

there's less snow here.

We're not at 2,000 m anymore.

Here it's rather raining.

We'll stay at a campsite tonight

as it's not so fun to drive in a Defender on Morrocan roads during the night.

We can't see much because our lights are not very bright.

And all the cars coming from the other direction are shining in our eyes because we're not used to bright lights.

And we don't want to drive to much, it's 7.50 pm now.

We found a nice place at the campsite.

And as this will be our last evening in Morocco

which came a bit sudden,

but we're looking forward to Portugal,

so as it's the last evening, we'll have dinner in the restaurant,

to celebrate 5 weeks in Morocco.

Which were amazing.

A really tasty dinner one last time.

You read to me 'Couscous with légumes'. [There was meat too.]

That's what the menu said!

We learnt to love this tea during our time in Morocco.

In the beginning it tasted like mint juice that is too sweet.

But in the meanwhile it's Moroccan tea and is very tasty.

It's just very sweet mint tea.

It's 6°C, feels like 2°C

but that's still 20°C more than in Vienna.

Today we'll cross to Portugal.

If the ferry operates well.

We heard from Marina and Michael that their ferry was 5h late.

We're prepared, we've got enough books to read.

So today we'll drive to the ferry and then cross to Portugal.

We bought some fruits - now the day can start!

It looks a bit different now

but this barrier was actually closed 2 weeks ago. We had to turn because the road was not cleared.

And I think lorries are still not allowed to pass.

But we are.

Was that the village where the police man played with the kids in the snow?

Yes!

Storks again!

Monkeys!

The axles of the van in front of us are shifted.

The rear tyres are like 8 cm more on the right than the front ones.

That's crazy.

Maybe he had an accident or something.

Looks like he's drifting all the time.

40 €? (No.) 40 Dirham?

Yes, no maybe 80. Wait wait.

How much do you need?

400 haha.

The police just stopped us, because Daniel overtook a car although there was an unbroken line.

It was safe and everything but anyway - it was not legal.

So they stopped us.

But as we didn't have enough money with us they let us go.

We suggested that we get money from the next cash machine

but they said 'no okay, you can go'.

Very nice.

I'm adding subtitles while we drive to the port.

As Marina and Michael experienced their ferry crossing as complete chaos

we think that it really doesn't matter when we arrive there.

Of course it would be nice if there was one leaving soon. (Yes, we have to turn left here.)

This X-Ray machine drove over our car (we had to leave).

We reached our parking position and we'll stay here for the next 2 1/2 hours.

Yum yum yum!

Dani?

Yes?

We're passing the time luxuriously, watching Youtube

because we have some data left on our Moroccan sim card

and the heater is keeping us warm.

Everything is fine.

The sun is setting.

The ferry arrived! We can board soon.

Let's go!

Almost on time.

We should be leaving right now.

Everyone's honking as if it would go faster then.

It's the same as when we arrived.

One hour after planned departure we're moving.

And now it takes as one hour or so and we're back in Europe.

We arrived and we'll drive to a campsite.

We're on the way to the campsite

and in front of us we have land, then sea and then there are small lights

and I don't know if that's possible

but it looks as if the lights are in Africa.

In the ten months we've learnt to open the tent very quickly.

And we're really looking forward to a bed.

Good night?

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Man Eats Lunch With Homeless Woman Every Day, Then She Makes Confession That Changes Everything - Duration: 3:55.

Man Eats Lunch With Homeless Woman Every Day, Then She Makes Confession That Changes Everything

Personal trainer and sales account executive, Greg Smith from Orlando has helped a homeless

woman named Amy Jo learn how to read.

Amy Jo now has a place of her own thanks to Greg.

25-year-old Greg wrote on Facebook: "I've got a number of people working on trying to

find her a place where she can stay for the rest of her life," he added.

"Hopefully a place where she can live and work."

The two unlikely human beings are now friends.

Greg would pass Amy Jo each day on his way to work.

She wouldn't beg for money, just send him a friendly greeting.

He eventually sat down with her.

They chatted, and he learned how she'd been dealt a rough hand..

Their meetings turned in to weekly lunch dates.

Greg shared the story of how he met Amy Jo and how she's changed his life: "For the

last few weeks each Tuesday, Amy Joe and I meet at the corner of Pine Street and S. Orange

Ave in downtown Orlando," Greg wrote on Facebook.

"Each day for about a week I saw Amy Joe at this corner, and she never asked for money…

she simply said 'Good morning Sir, have a great day.

God Bless!!' and smiled.

I wear a suit to work every day, so I get asked for a lot of money quite often downtown…

but never once from Amy Jo.

"Every Tuesday, Amy Joe and I now have lunch together.

For 30 min to an hour I get to hear how positive she is even though she really has nothing."

"Last week Amy Joe kind of dropped a bomb on me…she cannot read.

"Amy Joe does not smoke, drink, have a drug addiction, or anything to that nature.

She simply just has never had anyone teach her how to read.

She told me how hard it was for her to find work not being able to read.

She began to tell me any money that she can collect she uses to check out library books

that help with learning to read instead of buying FOOD.

"This crushed me!!!

She would rather learn to read to maybe find a job than eat!!!"

"I have been blessed with two amazing parents and a family that has always had resources

to provide me with anything I wanted to do.

Amy Joe has not.

So now not only do Amy Joe and I sit and have lunch, I'm teaching her to read.

I rent one library book a week, and we read it together Tuesday, and she practices on

her own throughout the rest of the week.

"This post is in no way to make anyone feel sorry for Amy Joe or brag about me doing something

for someone less fortunate.

I wanted to share this because maybe this can lead to someone helping another person."

"There are a lot of people out there like Amy Joe, not all are hungry, homeless, or

hurt.

Some could be your family or friends.

Helping someone could be as easy as saying hello and smiling.

I have been fortunate enough in my finances that I can take care of Amy Joe, so that's

what I'm going to do.

One day, Greg told Amy Jo he had a surprise for her: "I said, 'We're gonna take

a little walk' since the hotel was three or four blocks away from the restaurant we

were at," he recalled.

When she realized where they were headed she gasped and started to cry.

Each day since, Greg has stopped by with donations of clothes, groceries, and money.

Amy Jo is excited; Greg says she's taken three showers.

"She's excited," he added.

"She said, 'I'm so happy that we met' and hugged me and said, 'I love you."

Greg continues to check in on Amy Jo.

He wants to establish a foundation in her name for other homeless folks.

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WELL, THIS WAS A FIRST TIME - Duration: 7:39.

Ola Youtube my name is Ricardo you and I'm

wheel addict this is not really a skate video but it has to do with skating at

least the beginning so yesterday I got this email it has a

little medal basically it's from feed spot and it says you made it to top 60

roller skating YouTube channels I was quite happy of course that you get just

these emails saying that you're good at something or that you made it to top

something whatever when I opened a website check it basically this feed

spot thing is one of those websites where you have like 20 best destinations

in the world for scuba diving or the best blogs for surfing or whatever so

they apparently made these post about the top 60 rollerskating YouTube

channels on top of the list was powerslide which I'm obviously quite

happy because it's the brand that I work for then in second place

there's rollerblade which is quite normal right rather way is that the

brand the name that everyone knows and then check this in third place that is

this channel that you're watching right now well I'm really really happy about

it even if I have no idea how they got to these top I don't know what

parameters they use to choose this top but I might be because as an individual

channel this is number one channel at least according to fit spot which is

quite cool then on 4th it was indeed Gemma Jones we spoke about

indeed in this channel and the 5th is Thiago Thiago the inline skater from

France he's been doing a lot of content and I have to admit I used to be a lot

more competitive that I am nowadays but I consistently watch their YouTube

videos and I try to be I tried to be as good as them and I know that some of

them are trying to do the same with me and I guess all these these wanna be

better makes this channel grow and I just want to say thank

to every single one of you for watching these videos and for supporting this

channel now it's night I'm feeling a little bit sick but let me tell you what

happened today this was my day I'm supposed to not be

filming cuz my wife is going to be mad at me why I want to say jealous because

it's my birthday so what we're gonna do today Janice I I booked us

I booked a spa day the way we are going now it's about the time it's quarter to

7:00 in the morning are we gonna go drop Jalen by my sister and we are 8 o'clock

we start with breakfast at the spa and like six different treatments and then

jacuzzi and it's just going to be a day of pampering because we've been both

been working really really hard couple of weeks time for each other somehow

it was my birthday and it's my first day in the spa and by the way the shop is

opening next Friday check this invitation just two just did yesterday

Janice keeps getting some of these check with Janice is just go I would like to

know why your sister Melanie doesn't send me those messages friend of your

concern

hey Marty Janie's cameras annoying

by

that's all I got that's all I got swimming customer do you even go there

you put on the gown and take off your clothes put your clothes in the locker

bring lucky with you each other need this thing disgusting nice one waiting

on Janice why green well this is the day before but you probably watching these

on st. Patrick's Day so you go go great Saint Patrick's episode Patrick Terence

and never better beauty maybe

surface and open

and now we're back from the spa I'm at home I'm feeling super super sick I

think I got a flu so I'm gonna try to edit this video so that you can watch it

in st. Patrick's Day which is tomorrow Saturday and that's it if this is the

first video that you're watching this channel if you liked it don't forget to

give me some thumbs up if you're not subscribed to the channel

now might be the best time to do it and if you didn't like it give me thumbs

down but a let me know what it didn't like about this video what did I do

wrong I know that I didn't skate but that's my life I can't skate every day I

wish sometimes I can sometimes I don't anyway just don't forget why we all

started skating because it's fun cheers guys and see you soon

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How To Get 100k Subscribers On YouTube - Duration: 10:55.

Hey, friends. Kris Krohn here. - Grant Thompson - from Self Made and we're here

to help you rock your YouTube life today because today, we are back and we're

going to be sharing how you get yourself to a hundred thousand subscribers. - And

specifically in this video I'm going to share a trick that I use personally to

jump my channel from 50,000 subscribers to a hundred thousand subscribers in

just two weeks.

Alright, welcome back to you. This is really really excited

because today, we're actually going to talk about how you boost your numbers

and your subscribership to get to a hundred thousand subscribers and for

this moment think about that, that's a really big promise and Grant's going to

be delivering on exactly how he has done that. So Grant, let's go ahead and share

with them how to do it. - So when I was starting YouTube 100,000 subscribers was

kind of like the first benchmark where you could actually make a sustainable

living, it seemed like all the creators who had a hundred thousand subscribers

were the ones who could pay their bills and almost start transitioning to

full-time YouTube so for me that was a very important and significant goal. Now

in our last video we shared three secrets that you can use to go from zero

subscribers to start building your subscriber base very quickly on YouTube

using very organic and manipulatable methods depending on how much work ethic

you have and how much time it willing to invest but in this video I want to tell

you some secrets of when I didn't feel like my channel was being validated

enough, some things that I did myself to tip it over the edge. Number one, I feel

like it's very important that you're proud of the content that you make. I

don't want you to be chasing views, I don't want you to be chasing trends or

or feeling like you have to do something that's just not you or selling your soul,

that whole feeling like I'm just giving myself away to get views, you can't feel

that way, you have to really be proud of what you do, make content that you're

proud of, make content that you feel like if it gets exposure and gets shared and

comes back to you, it's going to make your life happy, it's going to make you feel

better and validated as a person that's really important because it's like karma,

the more you give out, the more you get back and so although there's no really

measurable way to see how many subscribers you're gaining, the content

will bring you value back as you put value into it. - And what I love about what

you're sharing here before you really get into the hands-on skill sets and

technicalities of how you make it happen, it's so important to remember that life

it's 90% mindset, it's 10% skill set and this really is a beautiful

mindset to have because it's so easy to neurosis and just allow

your mind for separate over and over and over and did I do it right? Do I need to

redo it? Is it good enough? And ultimately get it to the point that you can feel

good about it because it's probably going to be out there for a really long potentially

indefinite period of time so do something that you feel good about and

then like Grant said, be proud of it. - Okay, now the second thing is going to sound a

little counterintuitive to what we just talked about but it is to look at the

trends, look at what's popular, look at what is getting featured on the

trending page or going viral on the platform. Now it doesn't mean you have to

jump on the bandwagon and do the things that are going viral but it's good to

use them as case studies and figure out what is it about these videos that's

making them work, why are they being shared, why are they being featured, what

is it about this content that this platform seems to like and then the next

trick is to figure out how you can convert your content or modify it so

that still fits that mold in a way that you're proud of, it's very important to

get your videos seen, they need to be shareable so every time you put

something out you don't feel like it's being shared, use what is working as a

model to tweak yours and tell it's worthy to be on the trending page because if

you can get your video onto the trending page and I wish there was a way to

actually say how to do that, it's really just make great content and hope you get

picked up but when you get on the trending page, you get a lot of exposure

you know, this is the front page of YouTube where people look for what's

trending, what's going viral so out of the top 50 videos, if yours appears

somewhere in there, you're going to go off more eyeballs, you're going to get a lot

more subscribers and you're going to pop up on the radar as somebody who is

up-and-coming. - Another way that we actually do this

that we talked about one of our other videos is what we call keyword research

because the reality is one of the ways for you to know what's popular, what's

trending, you can look at what's really working on YouTube but you can also just

start searching, hey, what are people searching for on Google? What are people

looking for? And there's a way to look at the volume of that and if I could shoot

two different videos and one has low volume and one has really high volume

then the reality is, more people are going to find me if I'm doing my videos

that are in alignment with me and what I can talk about, something I'm proud of

that first secret that Grant just shared and then overlap it with, what

is the world searching for? What are they in need of?

What are they looking for? If you can blend those two together then you're

going to be authentic genuine and true to yourself, create something you're proud

of but also something that the world is searching for. - Now the third thing I feel

is very powerful, people often ask me like when did your channel break out?

What was the moment where it popped, when you got discovered and I could really

attribute it to one moment in time. My channel had 50,000 subscribers..

- You guys better watch out and listen up for this part because this is

why you're watching this video right now. - It really is so I remember my wife came

home with some balloons and a card that said congratulations on 50,000 subscribers

and she brought me a bouquet of barbeque igniters because she totally gets me.

At this time though I've been making videos for about six months, I

felt like I was putting so much quality into these videos, I felt like

they had all the criteria of trending videos, I just didn't feel like they were

getting seen, nobody knew about them, the algorithm wasn't treating them well and

I just wanted to figure out how to make it pop so I had this idea, how can I

promote my own videos? How can I incentivize people to share these videos

and get them seen and the idea that came back was, I need to create some kind of a

contest. I had 50,000 subscribers so it was a appropriate time to make a video

saying, hey, thanks for 50,000 subscribers, here's my way of saying thanks. Everybody

who watches this video go through my entire library of videos that I've made,

choose your favorite and share it to any platform you want. I don't care if it's

reddit or Facebook or any other platform out there, Twitter. Every time you get a

like on that video or a thumbs up, that counts as a point and in two weeks, I'm

going to circle back and I'm seeing everybody who's got thumbs ups or likes

and we're going to tell you that and who has the most is the winner and I have

all these different prizes. A lot of more things that I had made in my videos

which kind of had sentimental or significant value to a lot of the

viewers so I had five different prizes, a grand prize and then four runners-up.

Basically what happened is I put this video out, people chose the video they

wanted, they shared it all over the place and in that 2-week period of time, my

video, my channel went from 50,000 subscribers and exploded to a

100,000 subscribers. - Oh my goodness right now, you have

got to break this down, Grant, because for someone watching this is like, I

watched Nate on the other side as he's filming this and I just see him starting

to sallie, wipe that drool off your face. Yes,

this is really juicy content. - Yeah, it's because I really knew that my content

was good, I knew that it was meant to be viewed exposed, it just wasn't so I

needed to be the catalyst to push. It in this contest, what had happened is

somebody had posted a link to Reddit and that had got viral attention, it got

uploaded to the point where NPR recognized it, tweeted it out and then

somebody else picked it up and it just became this viral surge. The video

that was going viral was one that I had made way earlier my career is actually

the fourth video I had ever produced and it just stagnated and not going

anywhere and now all of a sudden, it was everywhere and Good Morning America Live

was calling me, they want to do interviews. Huffington Post was calling

me, they want to do interviews and so now I'm going mainstream media and just had

all this attention simply because I asked my viewers to share my videos and

gave them an incentive to do it and ever since then, the channel has been on the

radar and it's just kept accelerating and accelerating and accelerating as

I've produced content I was proud of. - Now just for a moment, I want to just I want

to just take a look at this because you've shared something, Grant, that I

think is really big. First of all, notice that it wasn't YouTube that just

secretly found his video, his fourth video view ever made and just blew it up,

what Grant did is, he actually it's this concept of what it is to be

Self Made, it's like, I'm not waiting on YouTube to make me successful,

this is in my hands, this is my responsibility and basically Grant

stepped out and he took initiative to make it happen and so often when you

look at people that are successful in life, there's this moment we're like, oh

my gosh, how did you create all of this? You're just this amazing hero, this

huge successful person but the reality is, it was a lot of trial and failing, it

was a lot of hundred hour weeks, it was a lot of busting your buns, it was a lot of

making it happen but ultimately innovating over and over and over again

and what Grant did is he actually went off platform again, just like the other

video where we talked about some of the different strategies there and instead

of relying on YouTube to make it happen, Grant went out there and he created this

incentive and Grant, I want to ask. Is this something that are viewers watching

this right now can also do? - Everything can. You know, I can't

guarantee results, I wasn't even expecting that, what was really funny

about this situation is we were crossing 100,000 subscribers before my contest

even finished so I had to do another update video saying thanks for 100,000

subscribers, whether that's going to happen for you or not, I can't say but

what I can say is if you wait for YouTube or somebody

else to make you successful, it's probably not going to happen. If you take

it on yourself to make yourself successful that's where you're going to

really start seeing results so whether it's this strategy that I used five

years ago to have this kind of success or whether you're innovating new

strategies that are more appropriate for your your situation today, I think you're

going to have results, you're going to have success if you follow through promoting

yourself because you love the content and you feel like it needs to get to

where it deserves to be. - So the biggest thing that I'm really hearing today from

you, Grant, and I want you to correct me if you see a little different is that

rather than focusing on a singular strategy, the reality is that if you are

relentless and indomitable and that you keep innovating and pushing yourself out

there, it could have been a vlogger that picked you up and actually helped spin

you out really huge, it could have been a number of the different strategies, this

just happened to be the one that worked for you but it was really more of the

fact that you are constantly putting yourself out there innovating and

working the system that ultimately you ended up getting picked up and that

that's what made their success inevitable because you were going to make

sure that you are the pusher behind it and not a system. - That's right so if are

going to distill it, I'd say you know, step number three really is to find ways to

market yourself in a way that's respectable

you know, to get the attention, to push your content to where who needs to see

it, who's going to benefit from it and the way that you do that is just going to come

through inspiration as you constantly think about it and do experiments to see

what works and what doesn't. - Alright friends, you saw it here today. I'm a

youtuber and I get excited all over again just hearing that like you know

what, actually there's a couple things I need to go back on one of my other

channels and rock it out so just say and I'm right there with you to take these

strategies and take them to the moon, it's about getting out there, it's about

making it happen. - This is what we get excited about

sharing because we've actually done this, we've actually experienced it and you

know, the reason we have this channel is to share these tips and tricks with you

in hopes that they'll help benefit your life and if you're in the position now

where you want to make videos from home, if you want to do what you love, make a

little bit of extra money doing it, that's the whole reason that we're doing

our Self Made training. Just reminder, there's a link down in the description

or you can click the card up here to go check out the full course to get all the

information.

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strong women? - Duration: 5:49.

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Justin Perez, Videographer, Shares Why He Is No Longer With Seek the World. - Duration: 2:55.

Hello!

You guys have been asking me or Calvin about

us still working together or not.

It's clear that there were many questions we have not answered yet.

We've been discussing...

We've decided to share our reasons with you guys.

Yes, it's true that we are not working together anymore.

I have a different passion in a different field.

I want to provide a Visual Verncular workshop and performance.

I am very passionate about that field.

It means that I am not going to be part of Seek the World anymore?

I'll always be here if he needs help.

I'll always support him no matter what it is.

I hope it answers your question.

I want to thank you all fans for giving me support, feedbacks, goes on.

I really appreciate that!

There are still more exciting things to come! I'll always be here!

Thank you.

Now, you all know why Justin is away from Seek the World.

He's now in the VV world!

It's where his heart belongs!

It applies to where my heart belongs to travel.

We have a different path.

He has been very supportive in my journey.

It wasn't easy to edit, film, etc on my own.

Justin got involved and he made everything much fun for me!

I want to thank him for his positive energy!

I love him! He's a wonderful person.

Now, he's going to jump in the ASL world.

I am going to support him all the way!

When he shares his reason why he wants to focus on his VV career. I fully support him!

I want to see his dream grows!

Same goes to my dream growing!

I want to grab my chance to share our hilarious memories together.

This is for you Justin Perez.

I want to thank you for being a wonderful person, a brother, a videographer, goes on to me.

I honestly appreciate your positive support since the day we traveled together.

I look forward to seeing your growth in ASL world.

And I can't wait for you to bring your VV energy to the Deaf community.

They will see how awesome your VV stories are!

I look forward to that!

Best luck to you.

Love you my brother Justin Perez!

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[ENG] 160306 Gfriend fansign [Part 1 of 3] - Duration: 3:54.

*Hi-five! Got tricked by buddy*

Sowon: It has been quite a while since we last had fansign and it is ending, time fly... *2Eunbi*

Buddy: Do more fansign~ *2Eunbi*

*2Eunbi* Sowon: (Joke) So we shall listen to each and every buddy's individual greeting~

Sowon: Laugh to that (her joke)!

Sinb: Why are you threatening them?!!

Yerin: You are suppose to hit your stomach when you laugh~

Yerin: Glad that I did that in broadcast before~

Sowon: Let's listen to each member's greeting before we end~ Buddy: Don't end~

Sinb, Sowon: Nope, we gonna end~

Sinb: I said I going speak very slowly (to not end so soon) but there is no reaction~

*Buddy Reacting*

Sinb: We are having this fansign 1 month since the last fansign?

Eunha -> 😟Eunha😟

Sinb: It a pity to have so little fansign, right~

Sinb: It's a pity~

Eunha: *Me too~*

*Running giraffe?*

*Wonha* Sinb: Thanks for coming today~

Jealous Sinb: Can you guys please focus on me?!

Sinb: Anyway, thank you so much~

*Sinb-flip-pancake* (used to describe an extremely funny situation)

Aegyo-Ddin: It will be spring soon, you like it, don't you~

Sinb: What's wrong with my voice?!

Sinb: Anyway, it was nice to see you all here today, promise me that you will come for our next fansign as well!

Sinb: Next week is our last week of (rough) promotion. It's a pity, so all of you will come and watch us perform in the music show next week, right~

Sinb: I'm not forcing~ Fighting~ Buddy jjang~

Eunha: I also hate to say goodbye, so I will speak very s-l-o-w-l-y~ *Main dancer Sinb*

*Sowon-Mum encouraging her shy child*

Eunha: I am so happy to meet everyone~

Sinb: Can you speak faster -.-

Eunha: So you all .... *Sinb burdensome stare*

Eunha: Ahhh~ Seriously!

Eunha: Let's meet more often~ Thank you so much, I love you, always be cautious no to get flu~

*Eunha-wash-hair Tom and Jerry moment😘😘* (idiom used to describe something that is rare)

Eunha: It's going to be spring soon, but still wear enough, bye~

Eunha: one more time~

Suel-king: Next week is goodbye stage~ I will force you, you must come!!!

"My words shall become the law ~Sowon"

Sowon: I hope we can meet again next week

*Sinb hugging her new baby* Sowon: Our fans expressions looks a lot brighter than the past

Sowon: Any happy things happened??

Sweet Buddy: Because you all did well~ 15 WINS!! SUPERSTAR!!

Sowon: Our 15 wins are all yours, buddy~

[Subber: Thanks for watching, rmb to comment below and wait for the other parts to appear xD]

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Hello everyone, I'm LuHan

This morning vivo handed me a mysterious task

Are you curious what it is?

The new X21 news conference will be released soon

I heard there not only full unlock the X21

Also there will have lots of mysterious surprises

Can't wait for it

How about you?

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Man Eats Lunch With Homeless Woman Every Day, Then She Makes Confession That Changes Everything - Duration: 3:55.

Man Eats Lunch With Homeless Woman Every Day, Then She Makes Confession That Changes Everything

Personal trainer and sales account executive, Greg Smith from Orlando has helped a homeless

woman named Amy Jo learn how to read.

Amy Jo now has a place of her own thanks to Greg.

25-year-old Greg wrote on Facebook: "I've got a number of people working on trying to

find her a place where she can stay for the rest of her life," he added.

"Hopefully a place where she can live and work."

The two unlikely human beings are now friends.

Greg would pass Amy Jo each day on his way to work.

She wouldn't beg for money, just send him a friendly greeting.

He eventually sat down with her.

They chatted, and he learned how she'd been dealt a rough hand..

Their meetings turned in to weekly lunch dates.

Greg shared the story of how he met Amy Jo and how she's changed his life: "For the

last few weeks each Tuesday, Amy Joe and I meet at the corner of Pine Street and S. Orange

Ave in downtown Orlando," Greg wrote on Facebook.

"Each day for about a week I saw Amy Joe at this corner, and she never asked for money…

she simply said 'Good morning Sir, have a great day.

God Bless!!' and smiled.

I wear a suit to work every day, so I get asked for a lot of money quite often downtown…

but never once from Amy Jo.

"Every Tuesday, Amy Joe and I now have lunch together.

For 30 min to an hour I get to hear how positive she is even though she really has nothing."

"Last week Amy Joe kind of dropped a bomb on me…she cannot read.

"Amy Joe does not smoke, drink, have a drug addiction, or anything to that nature.

She simply just has never had anyone teach her how to read.

She told me how hard it was for her to find work not being able to read.

She began to tell me any money that she can collect she uses to check out library books

that help with learning to read instead of buying FOOD.

"This crushed me!!!

She would rather learn to read to maybe find a job than eat!!!"

"I have been blessed with two amazing parents and a family that has always had resources

to provide me with anything I wanted to do.

Amy Joe has not.

So now not only do Amy Joe and I sit and have lunch, I'm teaching her to read.

I rent one library book a week, and we read it together Tuesday, and she practices on

her own throughout the rest of the week.

"This post is in no way to make anyone feel sorry for Amy Joe or brag about me doing something

for someone less fortunate.

I wanted to share this because maybe this can lead to someone helping another person."

"There are a lot of people out there like Amy Joe, not all are hungry, homeless, or

hurt.

Some could be your family or friends.

Helping someone could be as easy as saying hello and smiling.

I have been fortunate enough in my finances that I can take care of Amy Joe, so that's

what I'm going to do.

One day, Greg told Amy Jo he had a surprise for her: "I said, 'We're gonna take

a little walk' since the hotel was three or four blocks away from the restaurant we

were at," he recalled.

When she realized where they were headed she gasped and started to cry.

Each day since, Greg has stopped by with donations of clothes, groceries, and money.

Amy Jo is excited; Greg says she's taken three showers.

"She's excited," he added.

"She said, 'I'm so happy that we met' and hugged me and said, 'I love you."

Greg continues to check in on Amy Jo.

He wants to establish a foundation in her name for other homeless folks.

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Movie Keyboards: Kinesis Ergo (Part 1) - Duration: 3:25.

The mechanical keyboards subreddit wiki has a section dedicated to keyboards

that have been spotted in movies and on TV.

I'm sure I'm not alone in gleefully pointing out to my uninterested family when I see a

keyboard I recognize.

And I often find myself smiling when I see an old terminal or just an interesting prop

make a brief appearance.

It's especially fun when I see cool keyboards in films I watched before I got into keyboards.

Older films, or those set in the past are often full of cool looking keyboards or terminals.

A lot of them aren't that interesting to me since they are just so common or well known.

Model Ms and Model Fs appear a lot, as do some of the early Apple keyboards.

I've picked out a few that I think are interesting for various reasons.

I've always found split and ergonomic keyboards fascinating.

There's just something so radical

about them that makes you stop, stare and ask; How?

Why?

Split keyboards have become much more common in the enthusiast scene

since the rise of the Ergodox, and more recently the Let's Split and Iris.

This time we'll look at the Kinesis Contoured.

American company, Kinesis have been making

one of the best and most distinctive ergo keyboards since the early 90's.

The latest generation, the Advantage 2, came out in 2016.

1997 was a huge year for Kinesis, it seems, and a pretty good year for film.

Someone at the company did a great job in getting their product in three hit movies

that year.

Here's a Kinesis Contoured in Flubber, starring the late Robin Williams as professor Brainard.

Since he's a bit of an eccentric and he seems to be in constant overdrive,

it makes sense they'd have him using a Kinesis; something a bit off the wall and out of the

norm.

Contact is one of my favourite movies for a few reasons, Jodie Foster and Carl Sagan

to name just 2.

The PR Department at Kinesis scored another win here, putting one in the Japanese control

centre as you can see in this clip.

Kinesis really outdid themselves when the keyboard appeared in Men in Black.

The command centre is actually full of them, as far as I can tell.

The keyboard gets a lot of screen time when Mr. K. is checking up on his wife.

What's really funny is that around an hour and fifteen minutes in,

you can see Mr. K doing some air typing in the background trying to find a spaceship.

I have to believe that this is intentional and we're supposed to see that in the background.

The Kinesis Contoured is such a distinctive looking keyboard

that putting one in a sci-fi movie instantly makes the set look authentic.

It looks like exactly the kind of keyboard that smart people would use to do

really complicated things really quickly.

I had a very brief go on a Kinesis Advantage at a meetup,

and have now decided I want one for myself.

They are still pretty expensive

unless you can find a good deal on a used one.

They do have good potential for modding with an aftermarket controller

to bring even the older models up to modern standards.

Missouri Valley Tech has an excellent build log of his modded Kinesis,

that is definitely worth checking out.

So, which modern keyboard do you think would be right at home

on the set of a sci-fi flick?

Next time we'll look at some more old keyboards that made cameos on the big screen.

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Recovery of an MMO Junkie OP "Saturday Night Question" cover by Akano

From the worn-down pain that remained,

My heart was twisted, stretched thin.

My string wasn't really that thick to begin with.

There's no avoiding doubt and caution,

Sometimes I even hide trees in the forest.

But I've grown tired of making excuses to myself.

As I remove my imaginary mask,

This Saturday night starts to take another step forward!

A brilliant brightness illuminates the future

Leading me on: a dream and a light. I want to run my fingers along their path.

Embracing the frustrating and painful nights that leave me shaken

I'll overcome them. Until the next door opens wide...

English Translation from Lyrical Nonsense

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Woman Spots 'One In A Million' Bird In Her Backyard, Has People Flocking To See It

When Charlie Stephenson looked out of the window into the backyard of her Shelby County,

Alabama home she spotted something she had never seen before.

However, there was still something familiar about the bright yellow bird.

"I thought 'well, there's a bird I've never seen before,'" Stephenson told AL.com.

"Then I realized it was a cardinal, and it was a yellow cardinal."

Stephenson gets lots of cardinals.

She has a giant feeder filled with sunflower seeds which they love.

But she's never seen a yellow cardinal before.

And there's a good reason for that.

Apparently, these birds are only seen once a year according to Auburn University biology

professor Geoffrey Hill.

"This morning Charlie Stephenson provided me with the opportunity to photograph the

most captivating cardinal in Alabaster, Alabama," Stephenson's friend, professional photographer

Jeremy Black wrote on Facebook.

"This yellow cardinal displays a rare mutation that causes the metabolic process to produce

a different type of pigment than the typical red coloration.

According to a biologist from Auburn University, this mutation is so rare that only one is

seen each year in the United States."

Apparently, it's a one in a million sighting.

"I've been birdwatching in the range of cardinals for 40 years and I've never seen

a yellow bird in the wild," Hill said.

"I would estimate that in any given year there are two or three yellow cardinals at

backyard feeding stations somewhere in the U.S. or Canada," Hill said.

"There are probably a million bird feeding stations in that area so very very roughly,

yellow cardinals are a one in a million mutation."

Black saw Stephenson's post about the bird on Facebook and asked if he could come and

photograph the bird.

As soon as I saw it on her social media, I was kind of curious and I wanted to go explore

and see if I could find it," Black said.

"I finally saw it after about five hours."

Apparently, the yellow cardinal stops by to see Stephenson all the time.

"Every time I watch the bird feeder, I can see him," she said.

"The cardinals in my back yard typically come in the morning and again in the evening

and I can only bird-watch on weekends until the time changes, but on weekends, I'll

sit there and watch for him.

Every time we've looked for him, he'll show up at least once a day."

Black has apparently also discovered that the yellow cardinal has a friend.

"I'm proud to introduce the yellow cardinal's best friend!

A male northern cardinal with an injured foot.

These two very unique and beautiful cardinals were documented together in one photograph,"

he wrote on Facebook.

"Both different in their own ways but just wanting to fit in they've made a bond and

have been documented staying closely by each other for the past week!"

And the photo of the two of them together is pretty cool.

"This evening I got lucky enough to spot the rare yellow cardinal again in Alabaster,

Alabama.

I'm so grateful to be able to share these portraits with you all!"

Black wrote.

"My next goal is to document this rare Yellow Cardinal that displays a pigment mutation

alongside a Red Cardinal!

I owe a large thank you to Charlie Stephenson, as well as all of you for constantly sharing

my previous portraiture!"

These two stunning birds look absolutely brilliant next to one another.

You can check out the footage of the yellow cardinal hanging around Stephenson's bird

feeder in the video below.

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[Blind Reaction] MLP EG Digital Series (Ep. 11 - 15) - Duration: 26:44.

Okay...

...I'm back, DSpyro here, reaction video number three. I gathered a little bit, after what I just saw.

Now, we will come to...

...to...

...the reaction...to the episodes 11 - 15...from...

Holy shit...

Slow down...the episodes 11 - 15 from the Equestria Girls Digital Series on YouTube.

Uhm...

Before we start, I've already seen when I was downloading the videos that the last three episodes...will have different endings again, which you could choose.

I've just put them togehter once again and I think, I did this in alphabetical order, because in that way it's easier and there is no need to reorder these things.

Well...

I'm curious...

...but the reaction video will be a little longer, because of that. I've seen that the successive episodes have a full length of 23 minutes, so this will be a longer version of a reaction video. But it's ok...

...it is said that the longer the better it is. I hope, this time will be the case, too.

So...without further ado, let's get start.

I start the reaction video...

...now.

So...

"Display of affection."

I wonder who that is.

It's on the tip of my tongue, but I can't get it.

Hemlein? Nope, doesn't mean anything to me.

Not bad.

Well...you can see it again. Inspirations are everywhere.

Oh...

Uhm...well...

It looks like shit, let's just say it that way.

Wow...

"Nice..."

Not bad...

Yeah, Sunset is a really good friend, you can rely on her.

But, I would somehow have thought that she get the other friends to it, too. But, apparently she did this all on her own.

Her skills as an artist, you could already seen in "The art of friendship".

Episode twelve...

"Super squad goals"

Oh...

...will this be like "The Power-Ponies"?

"Smash"

Oh my god!

The super hero outfits from "Legend of Everfree".

Ow!

But, I think the outfits changed a little bit - Applejack and Rainbow, I feel they look a little different, compared to the past.

Yeah, it's ok!

Well...you can exaggerate many things, but this is getting ridiculous.

Fluttershy...

Of course, now it's finally cupcake-time.

Oh noooo...

Sunset as an artist, again? Oh man...

Oh gosh...

But that looks really nice, with the hearts in their eyes.

Now it's time for the first one of the interactive episodes.

"Fluttershy's butterflies" - Wow, that's a...say this quickly three times in a row without any mistakes.

I think she sees it differently.

Yeah...good point.

(Somehow, today's episodes have a lot of references to further episodes in the series... The saddle row review; Power-Ponies; Filli Vanilli)

Well, now you could choose between Rainbow Dash, Applejack and...I believe Vinyl Scratch, because she was in the background.

Um...

I'm curious now, especially on the end with Vinyl Scratch.

So, first of all Applejack.

WHAT!?

Neither do I...because it sounds stupid, somehow.

Rule number 1: Never doubt Applejack!

Ah ok...I thought, there was some disaster now. I would find that funny.

Oh...

That's good, too.

Probably, you should...Oh God!

Poor Big Mac.

Yeah, "try a different ending!" We'll do that, we're definitely trying the other ones.

So...

Then let's see...how's coming now.

Oh, Rainbow Dash.

Uh-oh.

Wow...

Fluttershy as a commentator.

It's unbelievable that this is actually working.

Nope...I don't say what I was thinking about that.

That would...That wouldn't be fair to Rainbow Dash.

That's why I will be silent...

So, now Vinyl Scratch. I'm curios about that.

Holy sh...No...NO!

Oh...Oh please no!

Not what I'm thinking - please don't!

Ok, it's not what I was thinking. I was already scared.

Yeah, that was my reaction, too.

I can't believe it. You can see it again, the complete show is more important than anything what the person is doing on the stage.

At least in this case.

That was the first one of the interactive episodes. Now, number two is coming.

"Text support"

That's probably the Pinkie Pie formula.

These two have probably felt the formula.

It is a puzzle.

That was actually pretty bragging.

I'm not used to not knowing things...man!

Twilight, even you can't know everything.

So...

...I'm not really sure right now, who you could choose this time.

Let me be surprised, then it will be a bigger surprise.

Ahh, Fluttershy.

What what what...uh WHAT!?

Ummm...yeah.

Well well well...

Now I'm curios...

...who else is available.

Ahh, Rarity.

That's not a good idea, Twilight.

What the fuck!

Good question...

I've lost the thread sometime at the half.

WHAT!?

I get reminded once again that I...um...

...that I hate these emoji messages.

Sorry, but I didn't understand it since the half of the episode.

I was completely out of it.

So, how's coming now?

Ahhh, Sunset.

Twilight!!!

Somehow, I have the feeling that this ending a little bit..um...

...how should I say it?

...they want to criticize today's WhatsApp youth.

And they do it with reason.

But okay...let's leave it that way...the last episode. (A little awkward, but I hope you know what I mean.)

"Driving miss Shimmer"

Oh...Sunset wants to do the driving license.

It's really shit, if you always have to be driven by others. It's better, if you can drive for yourself.

Well...

...with whom do we drive now?

That grin is really nice.

First of all, Applejack.

Oops!

Wow!

If that would really work, you'll never need the jack again.

Man, that's lousy!

Holy shit, Cranky - what an asshole you are?

Wow...this means, Applejack safed the day...once again.

Okay...two endings are still to come.

Fluttershy...

Just step on it!

Oh no...

(Cranky Doodle is really the examiner you do not want to have at your driving test.)

Think at the rhyme.

Nearly...you can almost pass it.

Very nice.

But for me it's interesting to find out that in America, it's probably legal to practice driving without a driving instructor.

Interesting.

Well, I guess that's how it is.

So...how was number three again?

Rarity, I believe, right?

Yeah...Rarity, right? Of course!

WOW!

Crass...

Yeah Rarity...you do know that she needs to drive for herself?

RARITY!

(That's the first time that Rarity has strained my patience too much...)

"The k-turn"

Well...(Park sideways...The nightmare of every student driver)

(Park sideways...The nightmare of every student driver)

Very nicely worded.

But...you can see it again, if you learn to manage the most difficult things, you can do anything.

Or should I say, you can drive everything.

It's like, when you learn to drive in the most tricky corner of your city, you can drive everywhere.

Well...

Okay, they all done, I think, right? Yeah.

"Holy shit!" Well...

That was...especially the interactive episodes, I think...

...I think, they were a little bit odd, but...they were sensational, once again.

They entertain me very well...um, the episode number twelve, I found this one a little bit boring, let me say it like that, but it can't be all perfect.

But, I have to apologize...at the episode number fourteen "Text support", the ending with Rarity, I really lost the thread at the half of it. I even didn't understand what this is all about, what Rarity actually did there...

...sorry, I need to look in it again later, maybe I will be a bit more smarter then, but...

...like I said earlier - I'm totally against these emoji messages, I don't understand them either. I hate this.

Thank you Hasbro for reminding me, thank you very much.

Okay...

Three are done...one is still coming and this one will be the longest of all.

"Forgotten friendship" the fifth part from Equestria Girls.

But more on that later...

That's it for this reaction video...I hope at the fourth one, if it can be uploaded, you'll be there there, too.

I'm the DSpyro, see you later.

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5 SIMPLE DIY PHONE CASE IDEAS FROM THERMO MOSAIC | Cool Phone Case Life Hacks! - Duration: 3:55.

Hi friends, this is Anna Chi with you and today I'm gonna show you how to make some really cool cellphone cases. I've got so many different and colorful beads with the help of which we gonna decorate the cheap covers.

You can grab the silicone ones or the plastic ones. As per size of the outer side of the case, let's lay out a smiley face on a blue background, which winks and shows its tongue.

Now we'll cover it from the top with another base and turn it over to iron the beads on the opposite side.

So firstly, we cover it with a parchment paper and then lightly iron it.

Further I decided to make a picture on the phone case in a Minecraft style. The bright beads were laid out in the form of dynamite with the TNT inscription and I also made a rainbow with the transition of color from light blue to bright red. In total 17 different shades of beads were used here.

Well, for the next phone case we'll lay out the picture from the Pacman game. There it gonna be the yellow Pacman itself and a blue ghost on a dark background.

And I made the last picture for the phone case in the form of a green sneaker on a transparent background.

After we lay out and ironed the pictures we need to carefully glue them using hot melt glue on both sides of the case and it's ready!

The phone cases from thermo-mosaic turned out really bright and nice - a positive smiley, a TNT and a Pacman game, a rainbow and a sneaker.

I made these phone cases on different themes so that each of you liked something.

Well, you can make such cases as I showed or completely different ones. It all depends on your imagination and what you love more.

Friends, if you liked this video and want me to show how to make more such phone cases then hit the likes and subscribe to the channel so that you don't miss out any new videos.

And also write in the comments which phone case you liked the most!

That's all for today! Thanks for watching, till next time, bye!