Youtube daily report Mar 5 2018

From masked menaces at the center of psychological thrillers to sinister, sociopathic slasher

icons, Hollywood has a weird obsession with serial slaughterers.

Filmmakers just love trying their hand at sculpting the next household name in horror.

But unleashing the monster lurking underneath a character's skin often means making bizarre

and questionable decisions — and not just tapping Vince Vaughn for the Psycho remake.

Let's take a look at some of the creepiest things that went down on the sets of serial

killer movies.

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

1974's The Texas Chain Saw Massacre changed the face of both horror and independent film.

Its pseudo-documentarian narration, over-the-top brutality, and completely fabricated "based

on a true story" claim cemented its place in the pantheon of great horror cinema.

One of the film's most intense and nearly unwatchable sequences is the dinner scene.

What makes it so brutal?

Well, during filming, even the actors themselves were beginning to lose touch with reality

— bad news for a movie with a dude swinging around a real-life chainsaw.

The scene took over a day to shoot, the set was unbearably hot, and the actors had to

take Dramamine breaks to get over the smell of rancid meat.

Leatherface even accidentally sliced actress Marilyn Burns' finger open on camera after

a prop busted.

We say "Leatherface" rather than actor Gunnar Hansen because, at this point, the 6'4" man

beneath the mask thought he was actually there to take out Burns.

Yup — the screams, the deranged laughter, and terror of that scene were as close to

real as it gets.

While it might have led to some truly unforgettable cinema, we're pretty sure that the cast and

crew just wanted to have a few cold ones and forget that day ever happened.

Zodiac

David Fincher is a notoriously difficult director to work with.

While filming 2007's critically acclaimed Zodiac, he pushed his actors to new extremes,

averaging a mind-boggling 70 takes per scene.

With all that footage to work with, he then got sadistic delight out of torturing actors

like Jake Gyllenhaal by deleting hours of said takes right in front of him, just to

see if he could make him cry over it.

But Gyllenhaal wasn't the only subject of Fincher's torment.

The director himself reported that Robert Downey Jr. reached such extreme levels of

passive-aggressiveness that he left jars of his own urine around the set in protest.

We're, uhh, not quite sure about the cause/effect logic of that reaction — but one thing's

for sure: We don't want to tick off Robert Downey Jr. enough to find out.

Gross, man.

Halloween

One of the quintessential slasher films, 1978's Halloween is unique in that the villain is

basically a blank slate.

He's not supernatural, he never says a word, and his backstory doesn't reveal much of anything

as far as motivation.

He's just an extremely broken person in a bleached-out William Shatner mask getting

his stab on.

It's part of the horror.

You can't reason with him or out-think him.

You just have to keep running.

Meanwhile, he lumbers just behind with his distinctive gait.

That gait of his arrived purely by chance.

Nick Castle was a friend of director John Carpenter and found himself just sort of hanging

around on set watching his friend work.

When it came time to start filming scenes with the iconic villain, Carpenter told Castle

to slap on the mask and get in there because apparently, he had the perfect walk.

Castle seems to have a pretty good sense of humor about the whole thing, considering his

close friend pretty much told him he walks like a movie monster.

American Psycho

Examining it in context, American Psycho is a very strange product of a very strange time.

Based on Bret Easton Ellis' novel of the same name, and filmed by feminist director Mary

Harron, it pulled genuine humor out of the macabre social commentary of its source material

while retaining a tasteful amount of gore.

But Christian Bale's incredible performance as the charmingly dead-eyed Patrick Bateman

is what really sealed the deal.

A decent portion of the film sees Bateman hiring bored prostitutes, who begrudgingly

render their services before meeting untimely ends.

To prepare for these scenes, Bale and Harron watched a lot of, ahem, "adult entertainment"

together.

That sort of employee-manager relationship should've led to a series of HR complaints.

But on the American Psycho set, it merely added to the absurdity of the final product.

House of Wax

Besides being the film that paid up on its advertised promise that you could "Watch Paris

Diet", House Of Wax is an otherwise forgettable remake of an old Vincent Price horror film.

It's a shame, really, because Elisha Cuthbert really gave that film her all.

In a scene where she is captured and has her mouth glued shut, she had them actually super

glue her lips together.

In other words, that scene where she painfully peels her mouth open?

Also real.

Poor Cuthbert also had trouble with the ending of the film, fighting her way out of the titular

house as it burned down.

The "melted wax" she found herself wading through was actually a pool of peanut butter.

We know what you're thinking — but, no, she wasn't allergic.

She did, however, get stuck in the stuff a whole lot.

Se7en

Let's face it: Alien 3 didn't do much for David Fincher's career.

It wasn't until the premiere of Se7en that moviegoers really started to take him seriously

as a director.

The creepy thriller starred Kevin Spacey as a methodical and meticulous serial killer

arranging crime scenes in accordance with the seven deadly sins.

And trust us: It's not a film you want to jump into after a large spaghetti dinner — or

after an unexpected delivery.

"Ahh, what's in the box!?"

"Not until you give me the gun."

"What's in the f------ box!?"

While Se7en is known for its grisly crime scenes, it's also recognized for its production

mishaps.

While filming a chase scene, Brad Pitt slipped on the hood of a car and smashed his arm through

its windshield.

Rather than call it a day, Fincher wrote the injury into the movie, and Pitt wore his actual

cast throughout the filming, keeping it off-screen in scenes that precede the injury.

And then there's actor Gene Borkan, who played the corpse "Greed."

Apparently, Borkan didn't realize he would have to be naked in his scene.

Right there, on set, he renegotiated his pay and still convinced them to at least let him

wear underwear.

Heidi Schanz, who played "Pride," found herself pretty amused by how much Fincher seemed to

enjoy dousing her with fake blood.

She remarked as much, and Fincher, deadpan, replied, "I have demons you can't even imagine."

Damn, Fincher.

You're kinda creepy.

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The Real Reason You Have to Wait So Long at the Doctor's Office - Duration: 2:36.

(phone ringing)

- [Doctor] People always ask me,

"When I go to the doctor, why do I have to wait so long?"

(chuckles)

"What are you doctors doing back there?"

(clock ticking)

Well -

we're cramming.

(upbeat music)

- I've been waiting for 50 minutes.

Fifty.

Five. Zero.

I don't understand, I had an appointment.

- The human body has thousands of pieces.

We need time to study.

And prep.

- If you want me here at 11,

make the appointment for 11.

(scoffs)

This does not happen at the salon.

(angry laughter)

- Oh yeah, that's because Jorge is cutting your hair.

Not playing God.

(slow, mysterious beat)

Psst! Behind you.

What'd you say is wrong with her?

- She doesn't know.

- What does it look like?

Does it look like anything?

- She looks sweaty.

- Stall.

- Okay.

- Okay.

(sighs)

- Can I help you with something?

- A nurses main responsibility is stalling patients

so that the doctor has enough time to study.

I have you fill out forms you've already filled out.

Have you pee in a cup.

We also measure your height.

Alright, we got it once but you know what

lets triple check it.

- Oh, wow! You're 5'8"?

No one cares.

- Yeah, I've just been having chest pain for

probably 3 weeks now.

Do you think it could be my heart?

- We're going to run some tests.

Take a look.

- Right.

- Nothing to worry about.

- I'll be back. One minute.

Crap! Her heart.

That's like so important.

That's like the main one.

You know what, I'm just going to refer her to a specialist.

Cardiology please?

- (scoff) Yeah, okay thanks.

(loud groan)

Yeah, I use this tube with a couple metal pieces

and I look inside your body with my ears.

- I cut you open and sew you back together.

Do you hear how insane that is?

- This is a picture of shadows.

It's like the inside of a ghost!

- Why didn't I become a psychologist?

(mockingly) Hmm, I don't know.

What do you think the problem is?

People use to die at 30 but nowadays,

even if your heart breaks, doctors can fix it.

Like magic.

So yeah, you might have to wait 45 minutes,

but then you don't die.

That's pretty good!

(upbeat music)

Yesterday, a patient came in with a headache and fatigue.

You know what that could be?

Literally everything.

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Top 5 Uses of WD40 in Your Car (Life Hacks) - Duration: 3:30.

rev up your engines, welcome to mechanic Monday, today I'm

going to show you the top five uses of wd-40, I've been using wd-40 since I was

a kid and the only thing I had against it was, they use to have those plastic

straws that are always flying off, couldn't get them in the right place, this is a

metal articulated one, so when you bend it, it stays in whatever position you

want so you can spray it in, it's a great advance in spray lubricants, now from

what I've read over the years they've changed their formula to make it even

better, because now it's not just a penetrating oil, it's also a cleaner and

a lubricant, so it does all three things at the same time and the number one use is,

door locks, you can use it to clean lubricate and protect, you do it so

your locks don't have any problems and do it on your ignition switch too, and I

know some guys are going to say, oh don't use it on locks it clogs them up, no it

doesn't, it actually cleans them and lubricates them, so you won't have any

problems, now it also dissipates water, so if you

went through a lot of water, it rained a lot and your electronics act-up, you can

spray it and that will help dissipate water, so your car will start missing,

say if you went through a puddle and got the electronics wet, over the years guys

have brought me cars that were flooded out or went through a giant puddle and

then stalled out, I'd spray the electronic parts with it

hey then it would start running fine again, let's say your wheels are stuck on

and won't come off, well spray wd-40 all inside, now we give it a little kick and off

it comes, then before you put it back together, spray it on the inside so the

mating surface won't get all stuck together and if your brake drums won't

come off, spray the middle here where it sticks on the hub, then a couple

of wacks, and guess what, now you can get it off, then coat the inside part here to

keep it from sticking next time, now the last thing that it's commonly used for it's

kind of a sleazy one, it can make your paint really shiny for a short period of time,

here's faded paint, spray it on then wipe it off, get it nice and buffy, and now

look how it shines, I've had a few customers in the past buy used cars

they're all shiny, then they came to me a couple of months later and say, what's

happened to my car, the paint's all flat it looks blotchy and I explained the

guys that sold it to you probably polished it with wd-40 to make it look

good and shiny, because it resists water and so when it rains it looks nice, but of

course when it wears off, the paint underneath is bad and it's still

going to look horrible a little while after you put it on, but say you're low on

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The man brandishing his rifle in the air

is a member of a pro-Ankara Syrian rebel group.

He is among thousands of fighters

who have entered the village of Jamanli,

in the enclave of Afrin.

The group is fighting to expel the US-backed YPG Kurdish militia in the region,

which Ankara views as a terrorist group.

Jamanli was taken after a strong Turkish bombing campaign.

These images show an attack on Kurdish positions on Saturday.

Strikes have left dozens of pro-government fighters dead.

Troops have been sent by Damascus to support the Kurdish militia.

The pro-Ankara Syrian rebels are hoping to take over the region,

one town at a time.

"Jamanli was liberated by the heroes of the 2nd Battailon.

It's a strategic region,

because it dominates the area of Sharar.

The mountain of Bafilyun was also liberated.

We will continue our advance with the help of God,

till we reach the heart of Afrin."

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan launched "Operation Olive Branch" on the 20th of January.

Ankara views the YPG as an extension of the Kurdistan Workers' Party,

which has fought a three-decade-insurgency in Turkey,

but Kurdish fighters have proved a important ally for the United States,

in driving out the Islamic state group.

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Magical Treatment For Better Sleep | How Do You Fall Asleep In Minutes - Duration: 3:04.

best home remedy for better sleep enjoying a good night's sleep is very

important for your health it will help you be happier keep your brain sharp

strengthen your immune system keep your waistline trim make your skin glow and

lower your risk of high blood pressure and heart disease the amount of sleep

needed each night varies but for adults getting at least 7 hours every night is

crucial to having a healthy mind and body and when you don't get enough sleep

your life will be miserable here we have a simple home remedy which helps you for

good sleep for this remedy we need honey salt and coconut oil take a bowl with

one tablespoon of coconut oil and add one tablespoon of honey and finally a

pinch of salt raw honey creates a cascade of sleepy chain reactions it

triggers the release of a small insulin spike that spike causes the brain to

produce tryptophan which turns into serotonin which then turns into

melatonin coconut oil is a super healthy fat that provides you with the necessary

building blocks which your body needs to produce leap hormones like serotonin and

melatonin coconut oil which also help you feel fuller longer so you won't be

walking up with the munchies mix all the ingredients well and consume 1 spoon

before going to bed follow this simple remedy regularly to notice better sleep

and also avoid using mobile phones or laptops before going to sleep a magic

sleep drink try this amazing drink if you are suffering from insomnia

sleeplessness it is made of milk and honey and it is considered as best

ancient remedy for sleep drink a cup of it before going to bed and you will fall

asleep in no time The effect of both ingredients are strengthened when taken

together even though they are as effective when taken separately Honey

causes a controlled increase in the amount of insulin and also promotes

no fun which helps to get a good sleep and a feeling of relaxation take a glass

of warm milk and add one tablespoon of honey and mix it well sip this slowly

before going to bed by doing this you can get a sound sleep thank you for

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TOP 5 JAPANESE HORROR STORY - Duration: 3:21.

are you ready for some japanese metro legends?

the woman with the broken mouth

this legend starts with a mysterious woman

with a broken mouth, from one ear to the othe

and she can come out at any moment!

while you're walking quietly

especially when it's dark

or at the night hours,

also if you want it, you can't escape from her

because she has a super power

teleportation, she can move from one place to another

so, she can follow you until infinity

until she don't ask you her usual question

"am I beautiful?"

if your answer is NO

this woman will cut your head with some big scissors,

and if you say YES

she will take off her mask, hat she usually wear

to show her true face

and her big cut on her face

and then she will ask again... "am I still beautiful?"

if your answer is still NO

she will cut you in half,

if your answer is YES, she will do the same cut on your face!

Aka Manto - red coat

Aka Manto is this legend of a young bad guy

obsessed with toilets,

when you sit on the toilet,

but there is the toilet paper missing

he will appear and he will ask you if you want red or blue toilet paper

in some versions he wears a blue coat,

if you choose the red paper

the bad guy will cut your body in small pieces

and if you choose the blue one

he will strangle you

in both cases, your death is insured.

it's this poem with a terrible curse

and if somebody reads it out loud,

dies

Tomino's hell was written by --

and it's written in the book --

written in 1919

try to find it on Google

and do not challenge fate, at least if you don't have the courage!

human pillars

some time ago in Japan, they thought that to put bodies inside pillars they would make them more stable and solid

sometime they were buried inside the pillars.

Today it's told that a lot of people were buried like this

and that the humans inside the pillars

try to persecute whoever enters in those buildings,

monstrous sound

it seems that the teke teke

is this sound of this creature that moves

it's said that she was a beautiful woman

and that one day she fall on the tracks of a metro station

and a train did cut her in half

her anger is still so strong, that at night

with only her upper body,

she searches revenge!

if you meet her, you can't escape!

also with only half of the body, she's very fast!

and she will cut you in two with a sickle!

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What is NAT (Network Address Translation) | How NAT is configured in Router and act as a Firewall - Duration: 6:57.

what is NAT? NAT is stands for Network Address Translation and it is used to

convert a private IP address into a public and a public IP address into a

private but the question is why do we need to convert the private IP address

into public or a public IP address into private I am going to explain you

everything including this I will also explain you what are the advantages and

disadvantages of NAT in a computer network. Hello friends this Abhishek

here and welcome back to my channel Technical Tech let's the tech begin

guys basically we use NAT because of the shortage of IP address. IP version 4

is a 32-bit address and it has around 4.2 billion of IP address but the

population of our beautiful world is around 7.2 billion according to 2017 and

most of the users are also using multiple devices such as a smartphone

laptop desktop tablet etc and for accessing Internet all this device need

I P address right. So, 4.2 billion of IP address is not sufficient for more than

7.2 billion of users so for this reason we are using NAT. NAT is used to convert

a private IP address into the public and a public IP address into the private so

how this entire concept of NAT that is Network Address Translation works let's find out.

let's take an example there are four computers in a network but only one

Internet connection. Now the question is how it is possible for these four

computers to access this single internet connection at the same time it is

possible with the help of NAT that is Network Address Translation

Here all the four computers are assigned with the private IP address

such as 10.0.0.1 ,10.0.0.2, 10.0.0.3 & 10.0.0.4 and this private IP address are not rootable in internet

It means the same address can be used unlimited number of

times on different network. I have created a separate post on what is

private and public IP address if you want to know more about this follow the

link given in the description section below now let's concentrate on NAT

whenever the PC 1 assign with the private IP address 10.0.0.1 wants to access internet

it will first send a request to the router, your router is going to convert

this private IP address into public and add a unique port number to it and

save this information to its NAT Forwarding Table after that it will

forward the request to the internet. So like this with the help of port number

it will be easy for the Router to remember which device has requested for

the packet now the time your router receives the reply from the internet it is

going to check its NAT Forwarding Table and convert this public and P across

into private and send the packet to the requested at PC. This is how the entire

concept of NAT works. Let's take an another example so that it will be easy

for you to understand. The time PC 2 assigned with the private IP address 10.0.0.2

wants to want to access the internet it will first send a request to

the router your router is going to convert this private IP address into

public and add a unique port number to it and save this information to its NAT

Forwarding Table. After that it will forward the request to the internet so like

this it will be easy for your router to remember which device has requested for

the packet now the time your router receives a reply from the internet it is

going to check its NAT forwarding table and convert this public IP address into

private and send the packet to the request at PC so this is the basic concept of

NAT that is Network Address Translation. Do you know one interesting facts about NAT?

For Internet your entire device in the private network is look-alikes one

single device this is because public network only knows this single public IP

address of your network not the private IP address of

devices in a network like this NAT helps you to hide the real IP address of your

network from the external user and act as a firewall. So guys this is the basic

concept of NAT. Now, let's find out what are the advantages and disadvantages of

using NAT in a computer network.

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worship might also take the form of concentration on one of the Hindu gods

that is one of the modes in which induce conceive of God

what are the steps of practical training it depends on the qualifications and

nature of the seeker I worship an idol

go on doing so it leads the concentration of mind get one point it

all will come right in the end people think that liberation is somewhere

outside them to be sought for they are wrong

it is only knowing the self in you concentrate and you will get it it is

your mind that is the cycle of births and deaths my mind is very unsteady what

should I do fix your attention on any single thing

and try to hold on to it everything will come right

I find concentration difficult keep on practising and your concentration will

come to be as easy as breathing that will be the crown of your achievements

however he did not approve of the desire to see visions or in fact any desire at

all even the desire for rapid realization

which part of this video did you like the most please quote or link to that

specific time in the comment section

you

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Do You Have To Go To Court If You File An Auto Or Trucking Accident Claim? | South Georgia - Duration: 1:22.

Some potential clients who contact our firm are concerned about having to go to court if they file a personal injury claim

after being hurt in an automobile or trucking accident.

Fortunately, most cases settle pre-suit meaning before a lawsuit is actually filed.

However, if a lawsuit is filed on a personal injury claim that doesn't necessarily mean that the client will have to go to court or

that the case will actually reach the trial stage.

If a case is aggressively litigated by an experienced trial lawyer,

the chances are very high that the case will still settle after a lawsuit has been filed but before a

full-fledged trial.

However, an injury victim should be cautious about hiring an attorney who is unwilling to try a case of need be.

The insurance companies have been known to offer lower settle amounts to clients

who are represented by attorneys whoever reputation for not taking cases to court, so beware.

I'm Lashonda Council-Rogers with the Council Firm.

We are dedicated to helping you achieve the best outcome possible at trial or through settlement for a free

confidential consultation or case review contact us because Our Firm Cares.

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rev up your engines, welcome to mechanic Monday, today I'm

going to show you the top five uses of wd-40, I've been using wd-40 since I was

a kid and the only thing I had against it was, they use to have those plastic

straws that are always flying off, couldn't get them in the right place, this is a

metal articulated one, so when you bend it, it stays in whatever position you

want so you can spray it in, it's a great advance in spray lubricants, now from

what I've read over the years they've changed their formula to make it even

better, because now it's not just a penetrating oil, it's also a cleaner and

a lubricant, so it does all three things at the same time and the number one use is,

door locks, you can use it to clean lubricate and protect, you do it so

your locks don't have any problems and do it on your ignition switch too, and I

know some guys are going to say, oh don't use it on locks it clogs them up, no it

doesn't, it actually cleans them and lubricates them, so you won't have any

problems, now it also dissipates water, so if you

went through a lot of water, it rained a lot and your electronics act-up, you can

spray it and that will help dissipate water, so your car will start missing,

say if you went through a puddle and got the electronics wet, over the years guys

have brought me cars that were flooded out or went through a giant puddle and

then stalled out, I'd spray the electronic parts with it

hey then it would start running fine again, let's say your wheels are stuck on

and won't come off, well spray wd-40 all inside, now we give it a little kick and off

it comes, then before you put it back together, spray it on the inside so the

mating surface won't get all stuck together and if your brake drums won't

come off, spray the middle here where it sticks on the hub, then a couple

of wacks, and guess what, now you can get it off, then coat the inside part here to

keep it from sticking next time, now the last thing that it's commonly used for it's

kind of a sleazy one, it can make your paint really shiny for a short period of time,

here's faded paint, spray it on then wipe it off, get it nice and buffy, and now

look how it shines, I've had a few customers in the past buy used cars

they're all shiny, then they came to me a couple of months later and say, what's

happened to my car, the paint's all flat it looks blotchy and I explained the

guys that sold it to you probably polished it with wd-40 to make it look

good and shiny, because it resists water and so when it rains it looks nice, but of

course when it wears off, the paint underneath is bad and it's still

going to look horrible a little while after you put it on, but say you're low on

money and you got a hot date, polish up your car to look really good for a

little while and since this is mechanic Monday, I'm giving it away to one of my

fans, to win it just post a clean non offensive comment on the YouTube

comments below and a computer will randomly pick a winner, so if you never

want to miss another one of my new car repair videos, remember to ring that Bell!

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FEMA Accessible: Crisis Counseling - Duration: 2:25.

Hi, I'm Rachel Cychosz from FEMA's Individual Assistance Program

and I'm here today to talk with you about FEMA's Crisis Counseling Program.

After a disaster, you may feel overwhelmed and you might not know how to process your

thoughts and feelings.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in partnership with the

US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) offers crisis counseling services

to help you and your family process those thoughts and feelings

and work on helping you recover from the disaster.

The Crisis Counseling Assistance and Training Program (CCP) provides the following services:

Individual or Group Crisis Counseling, where crisis counselors meet with you individually

or in a group to share skills for coping and understanding your reactions to situations.

They may also connect you with other agencies that can help you with your recovery.

Basic Support services, which provide you with general support and information on resources

and support available to you.

Community Network and Support services, which help build relationships between various community

resource organizations, faith-based groups,

and local agencies that can work with you to support your recovery needs.

Assessment, Referral, and Resource Networking services, which provide adult and child needs

assessment and referral to additional relief services, mental health,

and/or substance abuse treatment.

For more information about how to request crisis counseling

call the FEMA Helpline (above)

711 or Video Relay Service users can also call (above)

TTY users can call (above)

FEMA recognizes the importance of helping you and your family recover from a disaster,

and is committed to providing you with the best path to recovery.

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WHAT'S IN MY BAG - Camera Gear | Kaio - Duration: 3:02.

WHAT'S IN MY BAG - Camera Gear | Kaio

Yo ninjas in this video I want to show you what's in my bag?

So this is all my equipment mostly

I use this camera the Canon 5d Mark 3 and so maybe you are wondering why I have all these lenses

Now we are gonna discover the reason sometimes

I also use the candelabra mini X X and sometimes also the GoPro

But really really rarely

Now I'm filming with an iPhone S

Plus but from now on I will sing with this camera and then with this lens a wide-angle

14 millimeter Samiha

2.8

Samuel 24 millimeter 1.4

Canon 50 millimeter one point for

The last lens that I used is this

Can

70 not the word is a large place to live full of little things a

Little bit less space, but still a large word to live brighter than before

Everything is still bright and

Then amazing blurry background makes everything more emotional. Now. You will feel really lonely

Everything is dark and the more you woke up the more it becomes darker, and the lonely you will feel

So that Sydney just now I'm filming with the ultra wide-angle

Samyang sometimes. I also use the Lee Korea

I never use the GoPro because

I don't know

I just don't feel comfortable with the GoPro. I don't know why maybe because this is the old one the GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition

I don't really like it. I don't really like the quality I prefer, deliria or the can sometimes

I also use my phone when you see the super cool slow motions in my videos

They use for them the iPhone 6 plus, and it's really really cool better than the GoPro

I think the quality and maybe I would buy another is no motion cam because I really need it

And I really like slow motion so maybe I will buy it now

I will show you how wider is the Librium let's try now?

I'm filming with both cameras

So you are able to see the difference between the Lyria and the Canon with the wide-angle lens, so see you next week ninjas yo

What the fuck?

Is that crazy

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TOP 5 JAPANESE HORROR STORY - Duration: 3:21.

are you ready for some japanese metro legends?

the woman with the broken mouth

this legend starts with a mysterious woman

with a broken mouth, from one ear to the othe

and she can come out at any moment!

while you're walking quietly

especially when it's dark

or at the night hours,

also if you want it, you can't escape from her

because she has a super power

teleportation, she can move from one place to another

so, she can follow you until infinity

until she don't ask you her usual question

"am I beautiful?"

if your answer is NO

this woman will cut your head with some big scissors,

and if you say YES

she will take off her mask, hat she usually wear

to show her true face

and her big cut on her face

and then she will ask again... "am I still beautiful?"

if your answer is still NO

she will cut you in half,

if your answer is YES, she will do the same cut on your face!

Aka Manto - red coat

Aka Manto is this legend of a young bad guy

obsessed with toilets,

when you sit on the toilet,

but there is the toilet paper missing

he will appear and he will ask you if you want red or blue toilet paper

in some versions he wears a blue coat,

if you choose the red paper

the bad guy will cut your body in small pieces

and if you choose the blue one

he will strangle you

in both cases, your death is insured.

it's this poem with a terrible curse

and if somebody reads it out loud,

dies

Tomino's hell was written by --

and it's written in the book --

written in 1919

try to find it on Google

and do not challenge fate, at least if you don't have the courage!

human pillars

some time ago in Japan, they thought that to put bodies inside pillars they would make them more stable and solid

sometime they were buried inside the pillars.

Today it's told that a lot of people were buried like this

and that the humans inside the pillars

try to persecute whoever enters in those buildings,

monstrous sound

it seems that the teke teke

is this sound of this creature that moves

it's said that she was a beautiful woman

and that one day she fall on the tracks of a metro station

and a train did cut her in half

her anger is still so strong, that at night

with only her upper body,

she searches revenge!

if you meet her, you can't escape!

also with only half of the body, she's very fast!

and she will cut you in two with a sickle!

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How to Increase Your Income: More Money in Less Time - Duration: 14:03.

Hey, Angie Nelson here from theworkathomewife.com.

Who doesn't want to increase their income?

But, what if increasing your work load isn't an option?

Today, we're gonna be talking about some of my favorite ways

to earn more money in less time and without dedicating

more time from your schedule to work.

Make sure you stay to the end of the video

to find out how you can get my seven day series

on finding work at home free.

Now, as a I mentioned, one of my favorite things

to spend time on is finding out

how to make more money in less time.

That's the goal of most of us wanting

to work from home, isn't it?

Is that we can really set up an income that continues

to come in despite how many hours we are dedicating

to it every day.

There's really some great ways to do that,

regardless of the industry that you're involved in

when you're working from home.

The first one that I wanted to talk to you today about

was residual or recurring income.

Now, this can take a lot of different forms

depending on the industry that you are involved in.

An example of some recurring income would be

if you have a freelancing business.

Let's say you're a virtual assistant.

Your goal there would be to get your clients on a retainer,

so that every month they're sending you a payment,

and you know that you are going to have

that steady workload available to you.

That is really gonna prevent you from having to run out

and get new clients month after month after month.

If you're getting involved in freelancing,

your goal should really be to get clients on retainer.

To set up those longterm relationships

that are going to prevent you from constantly having

to devote time to marketing,

because at the end of the day,

your marketing time could quickly overtake

the income-generating time.

So, really try to focus on switching the--

Making the switch there from one-off projects

to recurring projects.

Another example of residual or recurring income

would be if you are a blogger.

Let's say that you are really involved

in affiliate marketing, which I am.

A lot of, I have several programs that pay me every month

that someone that signed up through my link continues

to use that service.

One of them is my email newsletters service provider.

Every person that I refer to that program that--

Every time that they make their monthly payment,

I'm getting a cut of that as well.

There are some people that signed up three or four years ago

that I'm still getting a monthly payment from,

because of, even though they signed up that long ago.

It's not because of anything I'm doing now,

it's simply that I put in that work

to get them signed up four years ago,

and because that program allows for those recurring payments

it's still something that I'm reaping the rewards of.

Now, as with anything in affiliate marketing,

you should not be signing up for programs strictly

for that reason.

Anytime that you wanna promote a program,

it should be because you're familiar with it

and it's something that you can recommend honestly,

because if you are just recommending things strictly

for the bucks behind it,

you're gonna be burning your bridges.

Your reputation and your brand are quickly going

to be burning out.

That's not something that you should be seeking out solely

for the purpose of profits.

It's just something that you're occasionally

gonna come across those little gems

and you're definitely gonna wanna put them into play.

Now, another way that you can increase your income is

by outsourcing the small stuff.

There are a lot of things that you're probably doing

every day that aren't the best use of your time.

These can be anything from things that are business related

to your home life.

For awhile when I was working on a big project,

I was outsourcing my housekeeping,

simply because it wasn't a good use of my time.

That's time that I, could've been spent on the projects

that were going to make me money,

and that's exactly what I did.

It's not something that I kept up

after my projects were over,

but it is something that I did for a short period of time

just so that I could maintain my focus

and get more work done in a shorter period of time.

When you are looking at your business

and the things you can outsource there,

you have a lot of great opportunities.

I, for one, outsource quite a bit of things.

This YouTube video for example, when I am finished with it,

I will send it off to have it edited and transcribed.

Those are things that I really don't wanna do,

and it's not something that's going

to be impacting my bottom line.

It's not one of the things

that I should be spending my time on,

so I will send that off to somebody else to do

for a smaller fee than what I can make an hour

working on my projects.

That's really what you wanna look for is those things

that are going to--

You can get done for less than what it costs you

to do it yourself,

so if you're not yet tracking what your average income is,

that's something you really should start doing.

Keep track of how many hours you're working a week

and how much income you're making,

and find out what your hourly wage is.

Then, find out where you can start

getting things off your plate

or increasing your income too.

Make sure that you're more profitable.

Now, one of the more obvious ways to increase your income

and make more money in less time is to raise your rates.

If you are a freelancer and that's not something

that you've done in awhile or maybe you're a blogger

and you haven't upped--

You haven't refreshed your media kit

and your media rates for awhile,

this is a good time to do it.

Take a look there and see how things change.

If you're a blogger,

obviously if you're getting more traffic

and have more subscribers,

you definitely warrant a higher rate

than you did previously.

If you are a freelancer,

obviously rates change over time naturally,

you know, and for the industry as a whole,

but what if you're providing more value to your clients now

than you were previously?

That's something that could definitely warrant a raise.

It can get a little tricky,

you'll feel bad about asking for it,

but there may be some ways that you can rephrase it as well

in order to make it a little less painful for both of you.

As I spoke about previously,

if your client's not on a retainer yet,

perhaps you could put together a really appealing package

that includes some of those skills that you've picked up

along the way that they aren't yet taking advantage of.

Along with that higher rate as well.

Now, another way that you can greatly increase

your productivity and make sure that you're using your time

to the utmost potential is to start batch processing things.

This can be anything from only checking your email

once or twice a day and making sure

that everything is either archived, deleted,

or responded to, to different aspects

of what you do to make money.

As a blogger for one,

I might do all of my writing a blog post on one day.

The next day I will do, say my videos for YouTube

and then tomorrow I will go in

and make sure all of these are uploaded

and ready to go for the next week.

Those are all things that

if you're doing everything at one time,

you're really gonna be focused on the task that's at hand

and you're not gonna be distracted by other things.

A lot of people find that if they block off their time

into 30-minute chunks or one-hour chunks,

that they really become a lot more productive

and can get a lot more done.

Now, one thing that I take advantage of

on a pretty frequent basis is working on the weekends.

The work-at-home world seems to be really busy

during the work days, eight to five,

just like the regular, outside, traditional workforce does.

During those times,

you're gonna be bombarded with emails

and social media updates,

and this, that, and the other thing,

maybe your phone's ringing.

There's always gonna be something that's popping up

and giving you a distraction.

On the weekends, not so much.

Everybody is gone,

there's not gonna be a lot of emails coming in.

Everything's a lot quieter,

so for me, if we're home on a Saturday night

watching a movie or watching the fights,

I'll go ahead and pull out my laptop

and start doing some pre-work for the next week.

Getting my videos or blog posts outlined and ready to go.

Another thing I will do is get up Sunday morning

before church and go ahead and get my blog posts published,

get things shared on social media for the week,

so that everything is ready to go come Monday morning.

It doesn't matter what's thrown at me,

all of the things that I needed to have done

are already in, started.

Now, one of my favorite ways to make money hands-off

and continuously is through sales funnels.

Now, if you are a blogger or you are a freelancer,

you should inevitably be trying to get people signed up

for your newsletter list whenever you can.

Anyone that comes over to your website should be prompted

to sign up for your newsletter,

and once they get signed up for your newsletter,

you should have something else

that's kind of nurturing them along.

When somebody signs up for my newsletter,

they're most often given something,

you know, a free ebook, or a free printable,

something of that nature.

Over the days coming after that,

they're going to be sent a series of emails

that are going to help them with whatever it is

that they are signing up for,

stating they're interested in.

All of these are opportunities that you have

to promote something,

whether it's promoting your own products

or your own services,

or dropping the occasional affiliate link.

Now, you don't want to get to sales-y off the bat

and scare these people away.

Your main goal should be to be helpful

and to provide value,

and just drop in these little things as they fit in

and as they would be appropriate to help this person along

at whatever stage they are at.

Those are things that can really make some big money

as your email list grows,

and as you see more opportunities arise.

It's something that can have a huge impact

on your bottom line.

Now, the next thing we are gonna do is automate

whatever we can.

I am a huge fan of automation these days.

We have so many different services, and apps,

and this, that, and the other thing

that will automatically do something

when something else happens.

One of the, there's a couple of services out there

that are really big on this.

One is Zapier, another one is If This Then That,

IFTTT is the website, and both of those,

they connect different services

to make things happen automatically.

If this that, or excuse me,

If This Then That has some good ones

that are related to job searches,

for those of you that are searching for work at home.

A good example of that would be there's one out there

that will send you a weekly email with all of the jobs

that are posted in a certain creditsub, or excuse me,

subreddit on Reddit if you're familiar with that site.

Zapier has a couple.

There's one that whenever you make a PayPal sale,

it'll automatically trigger Gmail

to send that person a thank you without you having

to go in and send that thank you.

It's automatically done for you.

There is one for YouTube that say when I upload this video

to YouTube, it's automatically gonna place an order

on Rev.com to have the captioning done.

Those are all things that can be done without you having

to go in and manually do them.

Some of those seem like small things,

but a minute here and a minute there

and an opportunity to get distracted

can all add up over a week's time or a month's time,

and certainly over a year's time.

Those are things that are best left done by something else.

If it's time that you can be spent

on money-generating activities.

I'm gonna leave you a couple of links to those.

Go over and check out those two sites,

they are absolutely amazing

and there's thousands and thousands of opportunities

for automation there,

depending on what services you are using.

Now, obviously our theme today was making more money

in less time and I really want you to leave the video today

and really start paying attention over the next few days

how you're spending your time.

Are you getting distracted?

Are you spending it on social media?

Are you spending it marketing, marketing,

marketing, marketing

when you could have some of these things in place?

Look for those opportunities

that you can increase your bottom line

without devoting more hours to your schedule.

Those are gonna be your quick wins

and those are gonna be the things

that are gonna make a huge difference to you right away.

Now, if you liked today's video, please give it a like

and a share, and I'd love for you to leave me a comment

and tell me how you make more money in less time.

The more, the merrier.

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FEMA Accessible: Disaster Case Management - Duration: 2:27.

Hi, my name is Rachel Cychosz from FEMA's Individual Assistance Program.

I'm here today to talk to you about FEMA's Disaster Case Management (DCM) Program.

When a disaster impacts you, your family, or your home,

the road to recovery can be overwhelming.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency's Disaster Case Management Program

is designed to help you identify and address unmet needs and available resources

to assist you on your road to recovery.

Through the Disaster Case Management program you will be assigned a case manager,

who will work with you to develop a personalized Disaster Recovery Plan

focused on returning you and your family to a sense of normalcy.

As a part of this plan, you and your case manager will work together to set goals

for your road to recovery and identify available resources and services to meet those goals.

If you have been denied certain disaster assistance programs or resources,

your case manager can also advocate on your behalf.

Unmet needs may include basic immediate needs – like food, clothing, and shelter -

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711 or Video Relay Service users can call (above)

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Hi, my name is Rachel Cychosz from FEMA's Individual Assistance Program.

I'm here today to talk to you about FEMA's Disaster Unemployment Assistance Program.

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disaster unemployment assistance to survivors whose employment or self-employment has been

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and services to help you find a new job.

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• You cannot reach your job site;

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• You cannot work because of an injury caused by the disaster; or

• You became the major support for a household

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You must be available and able to work, unless you meet one of these two conditions:

• You have an injury caused by the disaster; or

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Monday following the date of when the major disaster occurred and continues for up to

26 weeks after the date the disaster was declared by the President.

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state law for unemployment compensation in the state where the disaster occurred.

However, the minimum weekly benefit amount payable is half (50%) of the average weekly

benefit amount in the state.

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To apply for disaster unemployment assistance, you must have:

• a current valid ID;

• proof of your citizenship

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7 Australian Stereotypes with Adriana | Advanced English Listening Practice - Duration: 22:42.

Hi, this is Greg from OnlineLanguageAcademy.com and I've got a really

special video for you today. I'm happy to be joined on the channel with another

YouTube English teacher, her name is Adriana from English with Adriana and we

are going to be talking about stereotypes. She is Australian so we're

going to be talking about some stereotypes that exist about Australia

and Australian people. This video is a two-part video so if you want to watch

her ask me about British stereotypes – stereotypes about England and British

people in general – then after this video please go to her channel to watch part 2.

You can find the link in the description and there will also be a link at the end

of the video. OK, so let's go down under and speak a little bit about "Oz" with

Adriana

- Hello Adriana - Hi Greg. - Hi, nice to have you on the channel

- Thank you for having me - Alright, so, where are you from, Adriana?

- Well, to begin, I'm from Australia but at the

moment I'm living abroad I'm living – sorry – I'm from Melbourne, Australia and

yeah I've been abroad for about eight years now. - OK, very nice, so it's

strange, you know, because you've come to Europe from Australia and it

seems so many of my... well not so many of my friends... but my best... one of my best

friends and certainly a lot of people I used to go to school with are now living

in Australia. It seems like so many people are going to live there it must

be some sort of paradise down under. - Well, I can say the same for the UK because

a lot of my friends have also gone to the UK to work abroad - OK, so we've just switched.

- Maybe it's a lot warmer for them or they just want to experiment and see what it's

like living down under. - Maybe, maybe. Well, they're certainly very happy

the ones I've spoken to. They love life down there, but there are some

stereotypes about Australians that I think we've naturally got to learn

since that has happened and, you know, watching Australian TV shows as well, we

certainly have a lot of stereotypes, some good, some bad, about Australia, so if it's

alright with you I'd like to run some past you and you can tell me if they're true or not.

- Bring it on! - Sound good? -Sounds good!

-OK, alright then, so the first one is that, at

some point if you do move to Australia, at some point either a spider, a shark, a

snake, a jellyfish or a crocodile will kill you! How true is that?

- Well, OK, I've never seen a crocodile in my life so, I'm from Melbourne and in Melbourne

Y'know, I've made jokes, like, I don't know, that in my back yard I have a kangaroos,

I have crocodiles or snakes, but it's not true. I've never had, like in some movies, even

my husband's told me, like, do you have snakes in your rooms and like spiders

coming out from the windows? In Melbourne, no. In bigger cities, no. If you're out

somewhere in the outback, I can't speak for people living out in the outback or in

the countryside, I'm assuming that most likely there are more deadly animals but

if you're living in a big city a suburban area then no. But you did say

about jellyfish and sharks. So, I know we were talking a little bit about this

before, but a lot of people don't realize when we go swimming in Australia, so we

have a lot of beaches in Melbourne, in Australia in general, and we always swim

between the yellow flags, there's always a lifeguard watching, and we can only

swim to a certain distance, so maybe I'm lying now but about 20 meters out. This

is something that in Europe, you know, when I'm swimming in Croatia in the

ocean I'm like... I always make a joke, like, I go in the water and I'm like jellyfish!

Seaweed! This, that.. My husband's like, "stop doing that!" And I'm, like, yeah, but I

have a phobia because of jellyfish and because of sharks because in Australia

it's true sometimes it depends a tide can bring in jellyfish and they can be

lethal so I am even to this day still scared of jellyfish, they can be deadly

and, but it's not that bad, like, I always go swimming in the beach in Australia

but yeah, this is my fear: sharks and jellyfish! Jellyfish more than sharks.

- Yeah it would worry me. I do like the idea of going to Australia and

those beautiful beaches we see on TV, but I'd feel the same, I'd feel, like, I wouldn't be

too keen on swimming in those shark-infested waters. And yeah it seems...

No... if you're swimming between the flags then it's fine and I'm not worried about

sharks, but jellyfish. Jellyfish can be very deadly. - OK, another thing about the –

talking about the beach – another stereotype we have about Australian

people (I guess this comes from the TV programs we watch there) but we

think that all Australian people are fit, like, physically, you know, fit, strong and

tanned. I mean we have an image of them just, you know, running down the beach,

Baywatch-style, and they're all gorgeous. Is it true? Is is like a physical paradise?

- Of course, Australians are the hottest people out! (I'm joking) -I'm speaking to the wrong person!

Well, I can't say that Australians are ugly, but when you're talking about Australians being fit and tanned

yeah, especially in Brisbane ,Queensland, because they do have a lot of sunshine,

so in Melbourne we have summer for about four months, but we

don't, it's not always hot in Melbourne, so we get tanned during the summer months

but during the winter we're white. Up in the northern states, northern parts of

Australia, like, people... I have this image of people living up north that they're fit

and tanned. I wouldn't say that everybody is, like, I don't know, Pamela Anderson or...

I know we're talking about Baywatch... yeah, but, from Home & Away or Neighbours, no,

not everybody looks like this. But up north I think that they do. So this is

maybe my stereotype of people living up in Queensland. - Alright, so not

everybody's like they're an on Home & Away and Neighbours? - No.

Home &Away and Neighbors were two programs – for the people watching – two soap operas that we

watch a lot of in England. When I was growing up, I would watch both Home &

Away and Neighbours every day, Monday to Friday, it was just part of our general life.

- Do you know they're still airing Home & Away and Neighbours? It's still on! - I know, yeah, I

regularly look online and just see, you know, see if it's still airing and see

what, you know, what the people when we were we were growing up, you know, what

those actors are doing now, just from curiosity, but some really, really famous

people started out on those programs, you know, Kylie Minogue probably the most

famous, she started on Neighbours, didn't she? - Yeah, Neighbours, she started out

on Neighbours, yeah. - But it's definitely, a lot of famous Australians have been

in one of those two programs at some point - Yes, classics! - Yeah, absolutely. OK, I've got another

stereotype for you, and you know, your country is home to many animals

that we don't have anywhere else in the world, and I think we kinda have the idea that there's a koala

bear in every tree in Australia. Is that true? - In every tree? I wish! - Every single tree in

Australia, there's a koala bear up there. - I wish, like, around where my parents are from, we're about 20Ks out

from the centre of Melbourne, there's koala.. what am I talking about...

kangaroos everywhere! Koalas? I wish they were on every tree. I've seen a

koala in a zoo and we were in the sanctuary, in a wildlife sanctuary when we were

in Melbourne six months ago and I barely saw a koala

so no, they're not in all trees, they're actually I think... I may be lying

here... but I'm pretty sure that they endanger due to dingoes or due to some

animals hunting them, there's not many of them – or eucalyptus trees because they

live in eucalyptus trees – because of deforestation.

I'm really disappointed that I can't I haven't seen them as much as I would

like to have. - So you've only seen one in a zoo? - Yes, and in a wildlife sanctuary so

open range zoos etc. But I've never seen... they sleep all the time and when I... when

me and my husband were searching for him, I was like, where is this koala? I'm, like,

you're in Australia for the first time and I just want to see a koala! - Wow, that's disappointing. That is bitterly

disappointing. But you mentioned kangaroos were, like, everywhere

20 kilometres outside your city and that's another stereotype we have.

In fact I was just looking online actually at different people's stereotypes about

Australians and Australia before we did this recording and

I read somewhere that, yeah, some people believe that Australians ride kangaroos

to work. So they don't drive to work, they just get on their kangaroo and they,

they hop to work. - Yeah, why would we drive cars when there's so many kangaroos? Like,

really! Like, you know, in Australia we're very eco friendly country so we make use... I'm joking. OK, jokes aside. No no.

- They are easy to see though? I mean, if I go to Australia I'm pretty much guaranteed to see a kangaroo, right?

- Yes, so interesting, we were in Australia last year in 2017, August, and my husband and

my mother decide to go feed the Kangaroos... I'm scared of

kangaroos because if you see kangaroos they really, like, big, about 2 meters

high and they, like, they they stand on their tail and they can kick and they

fight, we've actually seen them, but they actually pests in Australia and they've

had to they were actually at one point – a friend was telling me – that there were

more kangaroos than people in Australia so they had to do something about them

because they're not good for the land so I don't know if you know that in

Australia our dish is actually kangaroo, so you can buy kangaroo meat.

- I heard about it when my friend went to live there and... kangaroo burgers... is that a thing?

- I think this... I've been aboard for eight years and for me, I don't know,

it's our national emblem, eating it doesn't sound right to me

but I think they exist but I can't tell you much about that, I'm sorry.

- But have you eaten kangaroo meat, like, is that normal? Is that like us eating beef,

for example? I mean, do you eat it that much? - No, this... 10 years ago this started

coming out, it was, like, it's served in a curry and I mean, I've only eaten it once

and I don't want to eat it again, again. I think people do eat it, it's

something new that's being introduced you can eat it and probably if there's

any Australia's watching maybe they eat it all the time but

as far as I know, I don't know anybody that's eating it. I've never seen,

like, McDonald's a kangaroo burger. No.

- Maybe there's a gap in the market for that! - And I like the animals but it doesn't sound right to

be eating the national emblem, does it?

OK, alright then, so talking about food, another stereotype we have of

Australia is that you love having barbecues and drinking a lot of beer!

- Yes! Barbies, so in Australia, "Barbies" is very common,

most people have... ah, there's this song, so I'm going to sing for you: # Give me a home

among they gum trees, the mighty gum trees, the sheep are due a kangaroo, a clothesline at

the back... and anyway the song goes on, but basically the Great Australian dream is

to have, like, a house you have a veranda with a barbecue and just a lot of land

and like BBQ, snacks on the Barbie and yes, it's very, it's very, very common and it's

nice, this is one thing that I love about Australia. Beer? I'm not a beer drinker, I've

never liked beer, it stinks to me, personally Foster's, Bibi, but a lot of people

drink beer, it's not something that I like but it doesn't mean... in pubs and

during barbecues it's very, very common for people to drink beer, yes.

- Is it difficult for you to say "barbecue" do you, like, always say "Barbie"?

instead of barbeque? - It depends who I'm speaking to.

So, if I'm, I know now we're talking so.. I actually sang a little bit and I got

into the spirit 'cause I was in my own little world it

came out naturally, but if I'm talking to Australians and I would say Barbie but

if I'm talking to foreigners then barbecue so it depends who I'm speaking to.

- OK, alright, good. Let's have a look, then, what other stereotypes do

we have? Yes, well, talking about this one, Barbie / Barbecue... you know, you're kind of famous

I think for shortening almost every word... is that true? - Who has time

to say, like, the full word? In Australia we just simply make it... maybe it's not time

but maybe it's just.... a lot of people say that Australians are easygoing and maybe

they just don't want to be using this full word, like, McDonald's: Macca's. Arvo:

Afternoon. Ambulance: Ambo. Service Station... like, a servo... for me I would never

say "service station", I always say, "I'm gonna stop at the servo". Or

bottle shop: can you stop at the Bottle-o and get me, I dunno, get me a six-pack?

These things, I would never say bottle shop. You have Bottle-O. - Bottle-O! That's brilliant

I like that! Servo as well for a service station, I love it! I did a

video about words that... English, like, British words that we do like that.

Arvo, we often use Arvo, I don't know if it's...

if it's Australian and we've kind of stolen it from the Australians but sandwich we say

sarnie. - Ah, Sanger. Sanger in Australia. - Alright! Sanger! Nice! Yeah, I think we've

got a lot of them in in British English but I think you are definitely the kings

of shortening words....Deffo! - Yeah, I don't think, I never use that one

but I would understand it. - You've got to introduce "Deffo!" OK, I'm gonna finish up with... its

not really a stereotype but I think it's a misunderstanding or misconception

of Australia that I reckon that maybe 60 70 percent of people watching would say

that the capital of Australia is Sydney! And actually... what is it? - It's Canberra! Why does everybody think that it's Sydney??

- It's crazy. Canberra. I remember I used to do a

pub quiz on English... it was an English immersion weekend that I used to

do, and that used to be one of the quiz questions that I used to ask everybody,

and I reckon one out of ten people would get that correct. - I think it's because of Sydney Opera House because

whenever you think, you see Australia, if you do a google search, type in Australia

I'm sure in the top 10 / 20 search you'll see the Sydney Opera House and for this

reason people associate Sydney Opera House... Australia...

Oh... capital city... but do you do you know why Canberra is the capital city of

Australia? - I don't know anything about Canberra apart from the fact that it's the

capital city of Australia. I think that's another reason people think it's Sydney. They know Sydney, they can

visualize Sydney, but Canberra is just like a word.

Well because Sydney and Melbourne are the most populated and economically they're..

...and a lot of people are living there... when the first

fleet came to Sydney and they settled also in Melbourne and then these

two cities started developing but they were developing too fast and then there

was a rivalry in between Sydney and Melbourne so, should Sydney be the

capital? Should Melbourne be the capital? Canberra is actually in the middle in

between Sydney and Melbourne and that's why Canberra is there. Well, actually

that's maybe one story but then, my husband's actually a geography teacher

and he was telling me, oh, maybe it's also to take pressure of the two bigger cities but

also to make a city in the center so that you could have... these could be the

business and life cities living... similar to in Brazil where you have, I think, they have

Brasilia, they have Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. So, a similar situation in

Australia, so a third city was used to be the capital city. - OK, interesting, very

interesting. OK, well now you know. Thanks for that little geography and

history lesson. - To break some myths. - Yeah, OK. Good, well there you go! Out

of interest what... you said you've been living in in Croatia now, right, for eight

years? So what is the one thing that you miss about Australia? - Food! Like, you

know, in Australia a lot of people... Australia has a lot of different

cultures there, but, you know, some things that.. OK, curry or Lebanese food,

Turkish food... you can find that in different countries but you can't find

Vegemite, Tim Tams – I can't find that anywhere. Vegemite, Tim Tams, gravy...

I miss gravy. Slurpees... I miss Slurpees. OK, Slurpees aren't traditional food in Austraila.

But some food and wine, sorry, excuse me, some food and wine I

do miss, and I think yes.. - And the sangers! -And the sangers! And the sausages on the Barbie and burning

sausages sizzles. Sausage sizzles, also. - - What's the second line you said? Tim Tam's?

- Have you ever heard of Time Tams? - No, what are they? - It's the best biscuit in the world!

So .... in Australia they sell Tim Tams and

basically it's a biscuit with a chocolate coated biscuit and there's a

two biscuit inside you have a layer of chocolate and around it's coated in

chocolate, but you have double coat Tim Tams.

If you ever see them in the store, buy it! And then buy another ten and send it to

me! They're so fantastic, but also Tim Tams should be eaten, like, you bite one side

and then you bite the other side and use it as a straw with your coffee and then

you eat it.. or tea, it's also great with tea... and then you get like a hit of

chocolate and coffee or tea, it's... this is one thing that I miss from Australia. - Fine

cuisine, that! - Yes, really! - Nice one. I'll look out for it.There's a few...

they're more like American-European shops have started to appear here and

they they sell a lot of English and American snacks over here that don't

generally exist so I will keep my eye out for TimTams. So, with a bit of luck,

I'll try one and let you know. If not, I'll just have to go to Australia.

Cool, well, excellent, it sounds good. Yeah, all those

stereotypes, I think you've cleared them up and it's

been... yeah... thanks for that, it's been good to have you on the channel, Adriana!

Thanks, Greg, for having me! - Brilliant, well thank you Adriana, I've really enjoyed

talking to you I hope our viewers have enjoyed it too. So remember, guys, to check out part 2

of this video, in which Adriana will be asking me about some stereotypes that

exist about English people.. and not all of them are good!!

So check out part 2 to that video by clicking the link there, and I will see

you very soon! Thanks for watching and bye for now!

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