Youtube daily report Dec 5 2018

Disclaimer! There may be mistakes in translation! We sorry about that!

On the early morning of December 4, Zenit flew from Moscow

to the northernmost game of the season to New Urengoy.

But the day began with congratulations from the team to the head coach of Zenit

Vladimir Romanovich Alekno, who today celebrate his 52nd birthday.

On behalf of all the fans, we join all the numerous congratulations to the coach

and wish him strong health and, of course, victories both on the courts and outside it them too!

Finally, Zenit-Kazan arrived in Noviy Urengoy!

And it`s mean that we have new presentsfor our fans in this city!

Watch this video untill the end and try to find our presents!

Team flew into the cold Urengoy around 4 o'clock in the afternoon and

having rested, and went to training to the sport palace "Zvezdniy"

Where at that moment players of Fakel just left the arena.

In the first half of the day, the team of Camillo Placci just flew in from Poland, spending almost a day on the road.

But the main thing is that the players of Fakel are in a good mood

after winning bronze medals at the debut Club World Championship.

Recall that the Fakel at the group stage won Zenit and Skra bot with a score 3-2

lost to Lube Civitanova and then in the semifinal lost to the future Champion Trentino 1-3,

And a winning a bronze match over Resovia 3-1.

Outside hitter of Fakel - Dmitry Volkov included in the Top Team of the tournament

while Arthur Udris became the top scorer of the Club World Championship

Vadim Likhosherstov: They played very well!

They deserved medals, because they play good

They was good at service, reception, spiking, block, everything was good!

So Fakel deserved medals!

Leaders of Fakel Volkov, Kliuka, Udris, Kolodinsky with libero Eric Shoji

are ready to continue the successful performance of the team in the championship.

Opponents won 6 victories in 6 matches and

tomorrow they will be play for the lead in the standings.

Igor Kolodinsky and Denis Shenkel played for Zenit-Kazan couple years ago

And its a group of Zenit players who played for Fakel earlier

Likhosherstov, Alekseev, Samoylenko, Spiridonov

Yes, I played here for four years

And I still feel local atmosphere

Don`t forget it and feel comfortable

Zenit started training at 8 o'clock of local time.

All of 14 volleyball players worked 1.5 hours In a good mood

including Artem Volvich who received an injury in Poland.

And Alexander Butko who still have some problems with his ankle

- It`s depends of my leg! - How are you feel? - We will see it tommorow! That`s all

We feel some jetlag after far away trip.

But we feel ourselves fine! Have a good training. Working at service and reception

So we are feel this arena - everything is good!

We are recharged after Poland, spoke with each other and have some tactics for tommorow game

In the 7th round of the Russians men's superleague all matches were played

except one - the main match for the leadership in the championship

Fakel Noviy Urengoy against Zenit-Kazan!

December 5 at 17:00 Moscow time watch live broadcast on the Internet portal TvStart.ru

After this match there will be only one undefeated team!

So, if you want to find our presents, firslty, please, dressly warm!

Secondly, we are in front of hotel "Kristall" in Noviy Urengoy

It`s a crosswalk here with small lights, where we hide our presents

Valentin, where is reception? How I`m need to pass?

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William thinks Ben is eating his "poo" LOL [The Return of Superman/2018.12.02] - Duration: 14:49.

Shall we visit the Hammingtons this time?

(William checks the camera.)

(Hello? Are you in?)

Don't touch that.

This isn't turning.

I'll make it turn.

One, two, three. Turn.

- It's... / - Hold on.

- It was a bit slow. / - It turned.

One, two, three. Turn.

See? It turned.

- It's not turning. / - Watch carefully.

One, two, three. Turn.

It turns when he's not looking.

(They seem to turn at the same time.)

- Did it turn or not? / - Give it medicine.

- Watch. / - Give it medicine.

- Give it medicine. / - There's no battery?

- It's not turning. / - It's turning now.

It moved. See?

Don't make me a liar.

Look at him smile.

I gave it medicine.

His kiss must be making it turn.

(Meanwhile...)

(Who are you?)

Hello?

("Bentley's X-File": How Do Cameras Move?)

(Did I touch something?)

(Is there someone behind the curtain?)

(How is it following me around?)

He noticed that it keeps following him.

(I've always been curious to know what you are.)

He's staring intently.

My goodness.

Hold on. You...

You...

(Nervous)

(His stomach is moving.)

(What's going on, Dad?)

Have you pooped today?

No.

I only farted.

You only farted?

- You haven't pooped yet? / - I haven't.

William is in trouble.

- He must be constipated. / - I see.

Your stomach might explode.

You have to poop.

You're a "no-pooper".

(He manages to flash a smile.)

(I'll fix your constipation anyhow!)

I'll prepare something tasty.

- Food. / - Here we go.

Cut with the knife?

Yes, I'm going to cut with the knife.

What is that?

It's cabbage.

Cabbage?

William, we have to eat stuff like this.

Cabbage, broccoli and carrots

will help you feel better.

Everything is good to Bentley.

You'll poop right away once you eat all this.

(Shall I give it a try?)

(Frowning)

I guess it doesn't suit his taste.

He doesn't like carrots.

You have to eat.

Eat the broccoli. They're little trees.

Don't you like them?

It's not easy to eat broccoli raw.

It's hard to make a baby eat that.

Babies that age don't eat vegetables well.

No.

This is seaweed.

You like seaweed.

It's seaweed before they're dried.

(If you don't want them, give them to me.)

(Well, as long as I get better.)

Will he like it?

Is it good?

You like that one, don't you?

No, that one's not good either.

Bentley is on the move.

He must feel frustrated to watch William.

(This is going to be difficult for you too.)

(Come here.)

- He got the plate. / - He dragged it over.

(It's you.)

(Food must be eaten in one go.)

Oh, goodness.

Is it bottoms up?

You spilled everything.

He has doenjang on his face.

(I won't fail again.)

(Taking a big bite)

(This is good.)

He eats that well too.

(Hello, cabbage.)

Eat one at a time.

At this rate, he's going to

- catch up to William's size in no time. / - Exactly.

Bentley isn't constipated. If he eats that much,

then he's going to keep pooping.

No matter what,

eating this is very important.

(You are right!)

(It's important, right?)

(Leave me alone. I want to eat my carrot.)

This is pretty fascinating.

I'll give you a little. It's not spicy, William.

There is low-salt doenjang for kids.

Should I give it to Bentley, then?

(As if he has been waiting for it...)

(Squirming)

I think I can tell the taste from his expression alone.

What is it?

Kids' doenjang is tasty, right?

It's not spicy.

It's not spicy?

He's learning fast.

He's eating poo.

- Is he eating poo? / - It can seem that way.

- Doenjang looks that way. / - Say, "doenjang".

No, it's poo.

You can only tell if you give it a try.

Try it.

Try a little bit.

He's running away.

(He refuses to eat and runs away.)

Try a little bit.

What was that?

I farted.

He really can't seem to poop.

It's a miserable feeling.

I farted.

He just keeps farting.

He must be frustrated.

(How do I make him eat these vegetables?)

(Did I eat too much on my own?)

I made this for you.

(What is that?)

That's a very unique chocolate ice cream cone.

It's all the rage on social media nowadays.

Sticking the vegetables on the ice cream

makes it edible for William.

Doesn't it look good?

Shall we sit down and eat it?

- Take this out. / - What?

You're going to take this out?

It's ice cream.

Take a little out.

Why?

(He takes it out and feeds it to Sam.)

- Take it out. / - Why?

(What are you eating without me?)

Gosh, Bentley.

It's ice cream.

Look.

Try it.

(Even if it hurts, he ignores it for food.)

(Throwing the comb)

- He's taking it out. / - He's taking it out.

(He dropped it.)

(I'm sorry, Dad.)

How can he like eating so much?

(He picks it back up)

(and taps on his dad.)

(Look at me eat, Dad.)

He's just eating the ice cream without the vegetables.

William, you need to eat everything.

(He freely shares the vegetables.)

You can eat it.

He gives what he doesn't want to Bentley.

(How can it taste so sweet?)

(Give me more, William.)

(Give me this one.)

No.

You won't share? Why not?

(You can't eat this yet. You're too young.)

It will hurt Bentley.

(It's okay. I'm sturdy.)

(Share some with me.)

(Just one bite, please.)

(Am I finally getting a bite?)

(Walking backward)

(He lifts up his arm.)

He's getting sad.

(You can't eat this yet. You are too young!)

Oh, my.

(Did he just push me?)

(He spills the broccoli as he flees.)

(He gets back up without backing down.)

Hey, you.

(Coming to a halt)

What's he doing?

(What is this?)

He found it.

It has ice cream on it.

(Everyone, I have found a bite.)

He doesn't even have that many teeth.

(Looking happy)

(This won't do.)

I tried everything, but it wasn't working.

I used shock tactics to fix his bad habit.

This time, I'm going to try jealousy tactic.

- Jealousy? / - William,

come here.

Come here. Bentley is pooping.

Look. Bentley is pooping.

He's not pooping.

- He's not? / - No.

- Who do you mean? / - He's not pooping.

- You mean the baby? / - Yes.

What are you talking about? The diaper...

The baby is not pooping.

Yes, he is!

- He's not falling for it. / - He's definitely not.

- He figured it out. / - Ben, try pooping.

(Just like this?)

Poop!

Try pooping just like this.

Poop!

(Hey, you. It won't be that easy.)

Poop!

(I think it will come out pretty soon.)

You can do this.

(Go for it, Bentley.)

(Picking something up)

Seriously?

(When did I poop this big poo?)

(Actually, the poo in the toilet is...)

What is that?

That's the chocolate pie.

(Sam made William avert his eyes.)

He prepared the fake poo in advance.

(Afterwards, he put Bentley on the toilet.)

(What is this sweet scent?)

Go, Ben! Tighten it. Tighten it!

(Seriously? He really pooped?)

- He saw it. / - Gosh!

- Amazing! / - What...

Look at William. He's surprised.

(Complimenting Ben vigorously)

Let's give it up for Ben.

- He's flustered. / - Right.

- Ben! / - He's embarrassed too.

Good. One more time.

Let me clean this up.

(Even when he's cleaning up...)

Ben, you did a great job!

He's thinking, "Dad likes Ben because he pooped."

- Right. / - The jealousy tactic.

(Right then, Bentley spots something.)

- Goodness. / - Wait. It's your poo.

He's looking at it.

(Grabbing)

(With the chocolate poo in hand,)

(he stands in front of William.)

Wait, no. He can't eat that.

William can't find out.

(What did I just see?)

- William thinks Ben is eating his poo. / - Exactly.

Dad.

- Dad. / - "He's weird."

Dad.

- Dad! / - He's urgently calling.

Look at the poo.

(What's wrong? This is delicious.)

I'm taking this.

It's dirty.

(Ben runs away while clenching it tightly.)

Ben won't let him have it.

Exactly. The chocolate pie is sweet.

(Dropping)

It fell.

(Fine! Just take half of it.)

William hasn't figured it out yet.

Bentley is trying his best not to lose it.

He's taking it.

No.

(Fine! Take it! Go ahead!)

He has more.

(I have some in my left hand.)

Ben is cute, and William looks after him.

(Don't come near me. Don't come.)

(Score! He didn't see this in my left hand.)

I knew it, Ben.

Since you ate a lot,

you pooped twice today, right?

- Sam keeps on acting. / - Good boy.

- He's complimenting Ben. / - This is...

Ben, you're great at pooping.

I'm so proud of you.

What do you want?

I'll buy everything.

- Sam keeps provoking him. / - I'll do everything

for kids who can poop well.

I'll poop too.

Will you poop too?

(Step 1: Get your favorite book to help.)

He's trying to poop on the potty too.

He wants to poop and get his father's love.

He's focused, but he failed to poop.

All right. Tighten your stomach. Go for it.

That's a traditional method.

(Farting)

(Goodness, I only keep farting.)

Why do you only keep farting?

(The naked boy's failed attempts make him think.)

(He never stops farting.)

Look at this.

Look at this.

Look at this.

(Step 3: Try getting it out with a plunger.)

Hey, William. Where did you find the plunger?

- How creative. / - That's new.

(It is creative indeed, but...)

It won't come out. It won't.

(it doesn't work out.)

My gosh.

(At that moment, William finds a target.)

Will he do it on Bentley?

Ben, look at William.

What's he doing?

(William, what is that?)

(William gets playful.)

(It will stick since he's bald.)

Will that stick on his head, though?

(Come on. I have a lot of hair now.)

- I hope he succeeds. / - You can do it.

(Pooping)

William, a bit more. Tighten it a bit more.

Come on. Tighten your stomach.

(With his fists clenched, he tries tightening it.)

(However, there is no sign of his poo.)

Okay. I got it. It's hard, isn't it?

- Oh, no. / - It hurts, right?

- It must be hard for him. / - Exactly.

- It's a torture. / - Your legs go numb too.

- Poor William. / - Don't cry.

- I feel bad for him. / - William, a bit more.

- He couldn't poop. / - This isn't working.

That's all right, William.

(You'll be able to poop soon.)

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2. Some Mistakes & Not in a Good Place ⁄ December Daily - Duration: 16:15.

Bye

I love you

hi little one you're just a little snowball

you might be wondering why I am doing a face mask right now well it's because

after I cooked my exciting stir-fry—my vegetarian stir-fry,

I sat down to eat dinner and something like an eyelash went into my eye

so I was like oh, and oh my gosh my eye set aflame,

because I didn't wash my hands

thoroughly after I was cutting those peppers,

and stirring with them and you know so..

so spicy—it was like I was being attacked,

so then I go wash it off with

an ounce of water goes to my other eye my other eye sets AFLAME

so my eyes for maybe like three minutes straight

were just burning, burning—couldn't open them

then I put frozen broccolis on them and it really soothed it

so I thought, "okay what other way can I have something on my face that's like kind of cooling?"

and I don't have to hold frozen broccoli like over my eyes

and it's a face mask, it's very cooling

so, yes, this really helps. However, it still feels like my skin is super

warm like I'm under the Sun or something.

I once read a life hack where you can

put peppers in your shoes to keep your toes warm

but yeah, no, and please not in my eyes

I don't know how long I have to wait to eat dinner but I can try

that was an interesting experience

it's been maybe ten minutes

it has subsided—I really just feel a heat in my forehead now, but I'm fine

so I just arrived to San Jose

and I took a van here

it's weird being here without Annabelle

so I made it to my hotel

it's really late now I am ready to get some

sleep and I'll try to wake up early and get ready and

be in the right state of mind for my job interview tomorrow

Yesterday was just an array of mistakes

First it was the pepper burning,

and then it was watching

I knew I shouldn't have watched

"Walt: The Man Behind the Myth"

Last week I got so sore

just because I didn't work out all during break

my arms are sore just from tying my hair

but yeah especially for running it's more of

a reason to keep it up just because I want my cardiovascular system

to be healthy, I want my heart and breathing to be healthy,

so I'll bring some music

basically I'm gonna jog there workout for half an hour maybe 40 minutes

and then jog back to shower

the workout was okay

before I clean up I'm gonna do the litter box

so I don't have to do it after I'm showered

I'm gonna link these litter box products

because I recommend them if you have a cat or you're gonna get one

I like these supplies. I recommended these to a friend

and she got them and think that they're working well too

so this is a top entry litter box and then this one is the Litter Genie

if you don't know what the Litter Genie is, I want to say it's the same idea as the diaper genie

where you don't have to throw out your bag of crap right away

and you just release it into the bottom

and there's this lever that traps it down so you can't smell it either and it

just stays in the compartment until it's filled up and then you can tie it up

and dispose of it also the litter that I get I've been using a couple of different kinds

I don't smell it at all—I was kind of concerned in the beginning

when getting a cat that their litter box is gonna be in my room and

I didn't want that scent to be in the air

and even cleaning it now I barely can smell it

I just smell the litter smell not any poop or pee smell

I'm excited to try a new shampoo and conditioner

thank you to Nature Lab for sending these to me

I'm using the volume collection

mmm smells like a lotion—very soothing lotion

but it's not a chemical smell either

I'm really bad at describing smells, but yeah this is the same

I got the feeling, when I was using the product, that it is a little bit dry

compared to shampoo and conditioners that are very hydrating it also didn't

It also didn't sudd up, which is common for a lot of better quality shampoos,

I'm gonna let my hair air dry as normal and see what it feels like

now I get the exciting real breakfast

because I just had cereal earlier to hold me over for the workout

but left over a veggie scramble from last night will be amazing with added egg

Prairie~look what I have.

Not for you!

this is a very spicy—you would not like it

prairie is all cozied up with Francis and Herschel

Bye Prairie! Muah!

I am so excited for my interview and it's so weird to see leaves on the trees,

it's actually very uplifting. so,

it's... nice to be here and I'll miss them when I go back to the East Coast

I'm ordering a ride to...

go home.

wow I can't believe that it's almost midnight already,

it's crazy

because I didn't get as much as I wanted to done,

and class did get out like an hour late but still...

I got a package,

maybe this is the pair of jeans that I ordered?

even though I don't recognize the label?

Oh! Thank You grit and zest,

oh yeah a while back they said that they wanted me to check out their grand opening,

they make athletic wear they wanted me to try out their gear,

and see how I liked it and give them some feedback.

thank you guys!

the tops look a bit big for me,

they're nice and blue- also has the mesh here.

yeah so thank you so much to the team at grit & zest.

can't wait to workout with these next.

prairie!

so I didn't really get anything done,

talking with my sister,

called Tyler for a little bit, and told them about my day

and them to me about theirs.

I'm gonna figure out the work that I wanted to do tonight...

tomorrow.

I'm just not in a good place tonight because

for one class, I really backed myself into a corner in

terms of

the collection that I designed and how it ended up,

and that's something that we have been changing and doing for...

several weeks,

the professor just said that it's pretty but..

not meaningful,

very shallow and I'm just...

not very motivated to...

execute the rest of the work that I have

in this class because I guess I just feel very put down

and it's not that I don't agree because I see the point and see what they're talking about, and

if I can approach this with what know now I think I can do a lot better.

but

because of the time that I have left

there's nothing really I can do but just embrace this and run with this,

but I was just told that...

um

I'm on my own, 'good luck'

I'm just gonna do what I have to do.

you know

but for tonight,

I'm just not able to continue cuz I'm just suddenly so exhausted

quickly before I head out I wanted to talk a little bit. I don't want to leave

things the way it was last night because...

it's just..

even thinking about editing, and leaving it that way leaves a

very bitter sentiment.

the biggest thing that I can take away from this class I'm struggling in is

that I know that if I look back on this assignment if I can do it again,

I can make it so much better already. it's not fair that not only do I feel

discouraged from somebody else,

if I keep discouraging myself and like

who's gonna stand up for you if you don't do it yourself like yeah okay,

some people might not like it there's a difference of opinion but,

if you also just agree with them then you're truly just

isolating and singling yourself out and I don't think that it helps you learn to do that,

so that's what I'm trying to think right now.

I had like one of the worst sleeps of my life.

I'm not sure if I was half dreaming but I swear that I woke up or maybe

every ten minutes last night..

and I was just thinking about what I'm gonna do for this class, but...

yet I still haven't really figured it out and I'm not gonna...

really stress over it because you know what, like I have seven days to this term

I'm gonna look back on this someday when I'm like 50 or 60.

I wonder how different things will seem then. it's just not worth it to be so, so unhappy.

one thought that I also have that applies not just towards your career

or the things that you do in school,

when you feel like something is not going the way you want,

you truly learn from your experiences,

and..

I think right now,

people tend to think that I have a lot of things figured out

because I miraculously mature or something but,

in truth I've just experienced a lot of things I've learned from,

and it's because you undergo an experience that you realize something and you either...

do things differently in the future or..

have perspective on a certain situation

that you can grow from.

when I was applying for an internship before,

I had a lot of struggles making the PDF it was my first time, I felt very

inexperienced but then I thought okay,

'if I messed up this time...

this will prevent me messing up for a job that counts.'

obviously not to cut yourself excuses,

like oh yeah 'I'm young whatever, I don't have to try'

because the truth is I'm really trying hard and I am really really letting things get to me but...

I'm gonna keep trying and just...

enjoy the fact that I'm here enjoy my existence here like..

I'm able to go to school I have a nice apartment that I get to decorate,

I have a cat,

my sister, Tyler is coming home today,

I have eyesight- that's something I'm really grateful for.

I'm very afraid of losing sight because I can't produce art the way I'd like.

they might be very cliche ways of dealing with things..

um or, overrated but...

when people just call things overrated I'm not always sure what they mean, because

just because something is overrated or abundant doesn't make it bad or wrong...

or...

obsolete

so..

it's very fulfilling to know that my thoughts can

be helpful for some,

and I hope that it is.

I'm looking forward to editing this, this afternoon because

It'll give me a break from classes and work.

I have eight hours worth of school today,

and..

tomorrow is technically the last day of classes..

hmm..

so yeah I will see you in a couple of days,

thank you for being here,

leaving a comment if you want to chitchat. I really appreciate it everyone who commented in the last video.

I will see you very soon. bye!

hallo ?

yo.

wake up

*my sister needs me to pester her because she struggles to get up in the morning*

~singing a whole new world~

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JUDY WOODRUFF: The blockbuster of this fall art season is Delacroix, a retrospective exhibition

of the great 19th century French painter.

Jeffrey Brown reports from the Metropolitan Museum in New York.

JEFFREY BROWN: He's one of the great figures in art history, Eugene Delacroix, fantastically

gifted and prolific, a celebrity who dazzled and often divided the Parisian art world of

the mid-19th century, and most of all became a key bridge toward a new kind of art.

Metropolitan Museum curator Asher Miller.

ASHER MILLER, The Metropolitan Museum of Art: I keep being asking, is he the last old master

or is he the first modern painter?

He's a little of both and not quite fully either one.

JEFFREY BROWN: Really?

ASHER MILLER: Yes, because we see aspects of both in him.

So, to arrive at one or the other conclusion limits our understanding of him and our ability

to delve even deeper.

JEFFREY BROWN: The art lovers, Delacroix is best known for a handful of works, including

Greece on the Ruins of Missolonghi and Women of Algiers.

The goal here is to show the artist in full, with nearly 150 paintings, prints and drawings,

as well as pages from the journals he kept throughout his life.

One thing that comes through loud and clear, his drive for greatness.

ASHER MILLER: Delacroix was ambitious, if nothing else.

His father was a statesman.

His mother came from a family of distinguished artisans and craftspeople.

His brother-in-law was a general.

One brother died in battle.

He came of age in 1814-1815, right at the moment of Napoleon's downfall.

So, for Delacroix, he needed to find a career, and he needed to make his own mark in the

world.

JEFFREY BROWN: In drawings, you can see Delacroix looking hard at his old masters, including

the Venetian Paolo Veronese and Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens.

He took on all kinds of subjects in his work, scenes from literature and mythology, and

from North Africa, which he visited with a colonialist era French diplomatic mission.

There are portraits, historical battles, religious imagery, and animals he watched at the zoo,

especially tigers and lions.

But it's how he painted them that would offer a bridge to future artists.

New York Times critic Roberta Smith:

ROBERTA SMITH, The New York Times: His achievement is opening the door to modernity, even if

he didn't go through it, that he made subsequent generations of artists know that the main

thing that mattered was paint and how it is applied, and that, when you're looking at

a painting, that is the first and sort of the last thing you're looking at.

That's what attracts you, is its form, and he made people see that in a completely new

way.

JEFFREY BROWN: Artists have been looking hard ever since.

Cezanne said, "You can find all of us in Delacroix."

Van Gogh and Picasso voiced their admiration.

One way of seeing Delacroix is through his choices in composition and color.

Roberta Smith pointed to these two smaller versions of a much larger painting titled

The Death of Sardanapalus, which baffled many contemporaries with its wild imagery and style.

ROBERTA SMITH: The thing that's interesting about this painting, which you see in this

gallery in particular, is this kind of compositional daring, where the main figure is pushed away

from the center, and the center of the painting is actually empty.

JEFFREY BROWN: Yes, that's true.

ROBERTA SMITH: And it's this great swathe of salmon pink, saying, all this stuff is

going on, but, while you're at it, you can enjoy this amazing extravagance of color that

I'm going to present to you.

JEFFREY BROWN: Even more innovative, as Delacroix made up his own rules, the brush work and

paint itself, so that the painting, says curator Asher Miller, is in some ways about the paint

and how it's applied as much as about its subject, Even in an otherwise traditional

religious scene.

ASHER MILLER: The materiality of the paint, you see little blades of grass, but you read

them as brush strokes, so they operate as both.

JEFFREY BROWN: Artist Walton Ford, known for his exploration of animal imagery, is a contemporary

admirer of Delacroix.

He showed me a favorite, the Lion Hunt.

Large as it is, it's actually just a fragment.

Its top half was damaged in a fire in 1870.

WALTON FORD, Artist: He was though he was looking at Rubens when he painted this, he's

got brush strokes in here that look like they'd be comfortable in a Van Gogh painting in the

fur of the lion, perspective and rendering where, say, the lion's foot is actually in

front of the arm that it's attacking that goes back into space.

It makes no sense.

JEFFREY BROWN: It's impossible.

WALTON FORD: It's an impossible thing.

What he's done is something that later people like Cezanne and Picasso are playing with,

that when you do distort these things, and play with the rules of perspective or traditional

painting styles, you get a certain tension.

It's a psychologically confusing place to be.

I'm convinced he knew what he was up to.

JEFFREY BROWN: In one of his new paintings, an homage to the master, Ford couldn't help

have some fun with his own version of the painting.

An enormous lion, Delacroix's paints and journals strewn about, the artist himself, well, let's

say he's no longer in command of the scene.

WALTON FORD: My interest was that a lion just wants to be a lion.

He doesn't want to be a metaphor.

(LAUGHTER)

WALTON FORD: So...

JEFFREY BROWN: Thank you, Mr. Delacroix.

WALTON FORD: Yes.

So, he's like, well, if you're going to make me a metaphor, I'm going to make you a meal.

(LAUGHTER)

JEFFREY BROWN: Art lovers can indulge their own appetites for great painting and a key

figure in art history.

Delacroix the exhibition is up through January 6 of next year.

For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Jeffrey Brown at the Metropolitan Museum in New York.

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Automation threatens jobs. Can education create new ones? - Duration: 8:10.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Now we continue our special look at The Future of Work.

As automation spreads through the American economy, experts say its impacts will be uneven.

Some key factors include geography and race, but perhaps the most important determinant,

education.

John Yang has a report from California.

It's part of our weekly education story on Making the Grade.

JOHN YANG: When Aldo Galindo was growing up in San Bernardino, California, his father's

message about college was simple.

ALDO GALINDO, College Student: He would always tell me, to go to school, you better go to

school, you have to go to school.

It wasn't an option.

It was more like, you have to.

JOHN YANG: Aldo remembers his dad coming home exhausted after working 12-hour days as a

cook at a local restaurant.

JOEL GALINDO, California (through translator): My children have noticed how hard we have

worked.

I know they will always have to work.

But with a degree and a profession, they live more comfortably, live a better life than

the ones we have had.

JOHN YANG: Now 21, Aldo commutes 40 minutes round-trip every day from his parents' house

to California State University-San Bernardino.

He's a junior studying computer systems.

He wants to develop video games and work with virtual reality.

By going to college, he's breaking barriers, not only in his own family, but in this region,

where nearly half of all adults have no education beyond high school.

ALDO GALINDO: There's a lot of hardships that come around here.

And a lot of students do experience that.

I'm the first generation.

They taught me to take every opportunity you have offered to you.

So that's what I'm doing, taking every opportunity.

JOHN YANG: In the coming years, boosting educational opportunities could determine whether this

region east of Los Angeles thrives or struggles.

Known as the Inland Empire, it's home to about 4.5 million people, more than half of them

Hispanic.

Looming over the terrain of mountains and desert is the spread of automation, robotic

machines performing simple repetitive tasks now performed by humans.

For businesses, it promises to cut costs and boost productivity.

For workers, especially the less educated, it threatens to take their jobs.

JOHANNES MOENIUS, University of Redlands: What does that all mean for the Inland Empire?

JOHN YANG: Johannes Moenius is sounding the alarm.

He teaches business at the University of Redlands, southeast of San Bernardino, and studies the

potential effects of job automation.

JOHANNES MOENIUS: It's a very strange situation.

We're in the place where we have record low unemployment.

The nation's factories are humming.

The logistics sector is booming.

But this train can also run at high speed against a wall.

JOHN YANG: The numbers tell the story.

Moenius' research found that 63 percent of the jobs in the Inland Empire could be automated

in the future.

And Hispanics are 25 percent more likely than whites to hold those jobs.

The research also found that education is the key factor.

Someone with a bachelor's degree runs less than a 50 percent risk of job automation.

But, in this region, only 9 percent of Hispanics fall into that category.

The Inland Empire's economy is dominated by industries that could be heavily automated

in the future: fast-food restaurants, office and administrative services, and, crucially,

distribution centers.

It's just over an hour from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.

Railroad tracks and interstate highways crisscross the terrain.

Warehouses dot the landscape.

Amazon alone has 13 fulfillment centers in the region, and just announced plans for a

14th.

JOHANNES MOENIUS: I just can't see that San Bernardino will come out fine in this scenario.

We attract more of the industries that are thriving right now that mostly employ people

with lower educational level, so we're worsening the problem by the hour.

PAUL GRANILLO, Inland Empire Economic Partnership: We live in a different world.

JOHN YANG: Paul Granillo, head of the Inland Empire Economic Partnership, brings together

leaders in education, business and government.

PAUL GRANILLO: Technology now turns over every 17 months.

So if I'm trained on a machine, 17 months later, you're going to have to retrain me

because there's going to be a new machine.

That's awfully quick.

And our traditional education system has not been able to create curriculum that fast.

My role is to get everybody to come out of their corner, right, not go into being defensive

and not going in to being accusatory, which is usually the educator saying, well, we have

all these programs, and the employer saying, well, I'm not getting what I want out the

education system.

JOHN YANG: Granillo is worried about automation's effect on his region.

He's seen it triple the output of some area fulfillment centers with only double the number

of workers.

PAUL GRANILLO: I think automation is wonderful, and I'm a user of automation.

But if it's only going to be that some regions are going to win and others are going to lose,

I do believe that then it does become a moral issue.

It becomes an ethical issue.

JOHN YANG: He agrees education is the key, but that doesn't just mean a college degree.

One example, the Industrial Technical Learning Center, or InTech, which provides training

and professional development.

Housed in the former administrative building of a San Bernardino steel mill, it's a partnership

between Chaffey Community College and California Steel Industries.

There's usually no cost to participants, thanks to federal, state, and local grants and contracts.

Director Sandra Sisco says InTech is designed by industry for industry, with an eye on the

future.

SANDRA SISCO, Industrial Technical Learning Center: Somebody has to repair and maintain

the robotic arms and anything that has to do with automation.

Automation involves mechanics.

It involves electrical.

So if you're in the electrical and mechanical field, those are the core middle skills that

you need to understand the next level.

JOHN YANG: Erick Martinez is one of the more than 1,700 people InTech has trained since

opening in 2016.

After being laid off three times in five years from office and warehouse jobs, he wanted

a career change.

He earned multiple certifications through InTech and works at California Steel.

ERICK MARTINEZ, InTech Trainer: If I can't use you know my manual skills because a robot

or an algorithm is going to take my job, there is there is that uncertainty of, what am I

going to do?

But then you get exposed to, hey, we can train you to troubleshoot a lot of these changes

that are happening, a lot of things that are replacing your job.

Then you can be one step ahead of that.

JOHN YANG: Back at Cal State, Aldo Galindo is trying to do his part to push more people,

especially Hispanics, into higher education.

He works with education Professor Enrique Murillo on a program called Latino Education

and Advocacy Days.

It reaches out to parents and hosts college fairs to encourage Latinos to pursue their

education.

ENRIQUE MURILLO, California State University-San Bernardino: We can't just do what they call

curbside service, right?

A lot of parents, they just come, drop off their kid and say, OK, there you go, take

my child.

It doesn't work like that.

The competitive nature of the economy in the United States is going to depend heavily,

as it is here in the Inland Empire, on the educational outcomes of Latinos.

JOHN YANG: And first-generation college students like Aldo Galindo may be key to those outcomes.

For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm John Yang in San Bernardino, California.

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Disclaimer! There may be mistakes in translation! We sorry about that!

On the early morning of December 4, Zenit flew from Moscow

to the northernmost game of the season to New Urengoy.

But the day began with congratulations from the team to the head coach of Zenit

Vladimir Romanovich Alekno, who today celebrate his 52nd birthday.

On behalf of all the fans, we join all the numerous congratulations to the coach

and wish him strong health and, of course, victories both on the courts and outside it them too!

Finally, Zenit-Kazan arrived in Noviy Urengoy!

And it`s mean that we have new presentsfor our fans in this city!

Watch this video untill the end and try to find our presents!

Team flew into the cold Urengoy around 4 o'clock in the afternoon and

having rested, and went to training to the sport palace "Zvezdniy"

Where at that moment players of Fakel just left the arena.

In the first half of the day, the team of Camillo Placci just flew in from Poland, spending almost a day on the road.

But the main thing is that the players of Fakel are in a good mood

after winning bronze medals at the debut Club World Championship.

Recall that the Fakel at the group stage won Zenit and Skra bot with a score 3-2

lost to Lube Civitanova and then in the semifinal lost to the future Champion Trentino 1-3,

And a winning a bronze match over Resovia 3-1.

Outside hitter of Fakel - Dmitry Volkov included in the Top Team of the tournament

while Arthur Udris became the top scorer of the Club World Championship

Vadim Likhosherstov: They played very well!

They deserved medals, because they play good

They was good at service, reception, spiking, block, everything was good!

So Fakel deserved medals!

Leaders of Fakel Volkov, Kliuka, Udris, Kolodinsky with libero Eric Shoji

are ready to continue the successful performance of the team in the championship.

Opponents won 6 victories in 6 matches and

tomorrow they will be play for the lead in the standings.

Igor Kolodinsky and Denis Shenkel played for Zenit-Kazan couple years ago

And its a group of Zenit players who played for Fakel earlier

Likhosherstov, Alekseev, Samoylenko, Spiridonov

Yes, I played here for four years

And I still feel local atmosphere

Don`t forget it and feel comfortable

Zenit started training at 8 o'clock of local time.

All of 14 volleyball players worked 1.5 hours In a good mood

including Artem Volvich who received an injury in Poland.

And Alexander Butko who still have some problems with his ankle

- It`s depends of my leg! - How are you feel? - We will see it tommorow! That`s all

We feel some jetlag after far away trip.

But we feel ourselves fine! Have a good training. Working at service and reception

So we are feel this arena - everything is good!

We are recharged after Poland, spoke with each other and have some tactics for tommorow game

In the 7th round of the Russians men's superleague all matches were played

except one - the main match for the leadership in the championship

Fakel Noviy Urengoy against Zenit-Kazan!

December 5 at 17:00 Moscow time watch live broadcast on the Internet portal TvStart.ru

After this match there will be only one undefeated team!

So, if you want to find our presents, firslty, please, dressly warm!

Secondly, we are in front of hotel "Kristall" in Noviy Urengoy

It`s a crosswalk here with small lights, where we hide our presents

Valentin, where is reception? How I`m need to pass?

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Why Isn't 'This Is Us' on TV Tonight? | Heavy.com

Unfortunately for all you This Is Us fans out there, the show is on its winter hiatus, meaning a new episode will not air on TV tonight.

The most recent episode of the series aired November 27, and another will not air until January 15, 2019.

This winter hiatus happens each year, and the next episode that will air is the 10th episode of season 3.

What did we learn from the cliffhanger leading us into the second half of the season? In the last episode, we learned that Jack Pearson's brother Nicky, played by Michael Angarano, is not really dead.

He did not die in Vietnam as we all presumed.

Instead, he's living in Pennsylvania.

According to an interview with co-showrunner Isaac Aptaker, the show will pick up right there, with Kevin trying to get answers from Nicky.

And while that was certainly a big reveal, a number of questions remain.

Who, for one, is the Mystery Village Woman? What do we need to know about her? And are Beth and Randall okay? Are they headed for splitsville?.

In the final moments of the episode, viewers learned that the mysterious "her" is, in fact, Rebecca, and that Kate and Toby are expecting a boy.

In a recent interview with Dan Fogelman, the showrunner discussed the many twists and turns of season 3.

Asked what the deal with Uncle Nicky is, Vanity Fair wrote, "When asked what, exactly, Nicky has been up to—and whether he's been in hiding this whole time—Fogelman demurred that the story is 'complicated.' (No kidding.) But he did say that we'll learn what happened between Nicky and Jack very quickly upon the show's return in January.

'There's a lot more to be told, and it's coming very soon,' Fogelman said.

But don't think that means we'll necessarily know all the answers by the end of the season: 'I'm just saying the big mystery questions are answered pretty quickly.'".

While Fogelman wouldn't give up the answer to whether or not Beth and Randall are donezo in the future, he was asked did Randall screw things up with her for good with his campaigning.

Fogelman answered, "I will say that Randall and Beth, and Sterling and Susan, have some heavy-duty stuff coming up in the back half of this season, which I've already read, written, and seen… The couple has been incredible throughout the series, and they're a couple that people have really taken to.

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Задуть Факел! Реванш? "Зенит-Казань" на севере! / Put out the torch! Revenge? Fakel - Zenit-Kazan - Duration: 4:55.

Disclaimer! There may be mistakes in translation! We sorry about that!

On the early morning of December 4, Zenit flew from Moscow

to the northernmost game of the season to New Urengoy.

But the day began with congratulations from the team to the head coach of Zenit

Vladimir Romanovich Alekno, who today celebrate his 52nd birthday.

On behalf of all the fans, we join all the numerous congratulations to the coach

and wish him strong health and, of course, victories both on the courts and outside it them too!

Finally, Zenit-Kazan arrived in Noviy Urengoy!

And it`s mean that we have new presentsfor our fans in this city!

Watch this video untill the end and try to find our presents!

Team flew into the cold Urengoy around 4 o'clock in the afternoon and

having rested, and went to training to the sport palace "Zvezdniy"

Where at that moment players of Fakel just left the arena.

In the first half of the day, the team of Camillo Placci just flew in from Poland, spending almost a day on the road.

But the main thing is that the players of Fakel are in a good mood

after winning bronze medals at the debut Club World Championship.

Recall that the Fakel at the group stage won Zenit and Skra bot with a score 3-2

lost to Lube Civitanova and then in the semifinal lost to the future Champion Trentino 1-3,

And a winning a bronze match over Resovia 3-1.

Outside hitter of Fakel - Dmitry Volkov included in the Top Team of the tournament

while Arthur Udris became the top scorer of the Club World Championship

Vadim Likhosherstov: They played very well!

They deserved medals, because they play good

They was good at service, reception, spiking, block, everything was good!

So Fakel deserved medals!

Leaders of Fakel Volkov, Kliuka, Udris, Kolodinsky with libero Eric Shoji

are ready to continue the successful performance of the team in the championship.

Opponents won 6 victories in 6 matches and

tomorrow they will be play for the lead in the standings.

Igor Kolodinsky and Denis Shenkel played for Zenit-Kazan couple years ago

And its a group of Zenit players who played for Fakel earlier

Likhosherstov, Alekseev, Samoylenko, Spiridonov

Yes, I played here for four years

And I still feel local atmosphere

Don`t forget it and feel comfortable

Zenit started training at 8 o'clock of local time.

All of 14 volleyball players worked 1.5 hours In a good mood

including Artem Volvich who received an injury in Poland.

And Alexander Butko who still have some problems with his ankle

- It`s depends of my leg! - How are you feel? - We will see it tommorow! That`s all

We feel some jetlag after far away trip.

But we feel ourselves fine! Have a good training. Working at service and reception

So we are feel this arena - everything is good!

We are recharged after Poland, spoke with each other and have some tactics for tommorow game

In the 7th round of the Russians men's superleague all matches were played

except one - the main match for the leadership in the championship

Fakel Noviy Urengoy against Zenit-Kazan!

December 5 at 17:00 Moscow time watch live broadcast on the Internet portal TvStart.ru

After this match there will be only one undefeated team!

So, if you want to find our presents, firslty, please, dressly warm!

Secondly, we are in front of hotel "Kristall" in Noviy Urengoy

It`s a crosswalk here with small lights, where we hide our presents

Valentin, where is reception? How I`m need to pass?

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Bye

I love you

hi little one you're just a little snowball

you might be wondering why I am doing a face mask right now well it's because

after I cooked my exciting stir-fry—my vegetarian stir-fry,

I sat down to eat dinner and something like an eyelash went into my eye

so I was like oh, and oh my gosh my eye set aflame,

because I didn't wash my hands

thoroughly after I was cutting those peppers,

and stirring with them and you know so..

so spicy—it was like I was being attacked,

so then I go wash it off with

an ounce of water goes to my other eye my other eye sets AFLAME

so my eyes for maybe like three minutes straight

were just burning, burning—couldn't open them

then I put frozen broccolis on them and it really soothed it

so I thought, "okay what other way can I have something on my face that's like kind of cooling?"

and I don't have to hold frozen broccoli like over my eyes

and it's a face mask, it's very cooling

so, yes, this really helps. However, it still feels like my skin is super

warm like I'm under the Sun or something.

I once read a life hack where you can

put peppers in your shoes to keep your toes warm

but yeah, no, and please not in my eyes

I don't know how long I have to wait to eat dinner but I can try

that was an interesting experience

it's been maybe ten minutes

it has subsided—I really just feel a heat in my forehead now, but I'm fine

so I just arrived to San Jose

and I took a van here

it's weird being here without Annabelle

so I made it to my hotel

it's really late now I am ready to get some

sleep and I'll try to wake up early and get ready and

be in the right state of mind for my job interview tomorrow

Yesterday was just an array of mistakes

First it was the pepper burning,

and then it was watching

I knew I shouldn't have watched

"Walt: The Man Behind the Myth"

Last week I got so sore

just because I didn't work out all during break

my arms are sore just from tying my hair

but yeah especially for running it's more of

a reason to keep it up just because I want my cardiovascular system

to be healthy, I want my heart and breathing to be healthy,

so I'll bring some music

basically I'm gonna jog there workout for half an hour maybe 40 minutes

and then jog back to shower

the workout was okay

before I clean up I'm gonna do the litter box

so I don't have to do it after I'm showered

I'm gonna link these litter box products

because I recommend them if you have a cat or you're gonna get one

I like these supplies. I recommended these to a friend

and she got them and think that they're working well too

so this is a top entry litter box and then this one is the Litter Genie

if you don't know what the Litter Genie is, I want to say it's the same idea as the diaper genie

where you don't have to throw out your bag of crap right away

and you just release it into the bottom

and there's this lever that traps it down so you can't smell it either and it

just stays in the compartment until it's filled up and then you can tie it up

and dispose of it also the litter that I get I've been using a couple of different kinds

I don't smell it at all—I was kind of concerned in the beginning

when getting a cat that their litter box is gonna be in my room and

I didn't want that scent to be in the air

and even cleaning it now I barely can smell it

I just smell the litter smell not any poop or pee smell

I'm excited to try a new shampoo and conditioner

thank you to Nature Lab for sending these to me

I'm using the volume collection

mmm smells like a lotion—very soothing lotion

but it's not a chemical smell either

I'm really bad at describing smells, but yeah this is the same

I got the feeling, when I was using the product, that it is a little bit dry

compared to shampoo and conditioners that are very hydrating it also didn't

It also didn't sudd up, which is common for a lot of better quality shampoos,

I'm gonna let my hair air dry as normal and see what it feels like

now I get the exciting real breakfast

because I just had cereal earlier to hold me over for the workout

but left over a veggie scramble from last night will be amazing with added egg

Prairie~look what I have.

Not for you!

this is a very spicy—you would not like it

prairie is all cozied up with Francis and Herschel

Bye Prairie! Muah!

I am so excited for my interview and it's so weird to see leaves on the trees,

it's actually very uplifting. so,

it's... nice to be here and I'll miss them when I go back to the East Coast

I'm ordering a ride to...

go home.

wow I can't believe that it's almost midnight already,

it's crazy

because I didn't get as much as I wanted to done,

and class did get out like an hour late but still...

I got a package,

maybe this is the pair of jeans that I ordered?

even though I don't recognize the label?

Oh! Thank You grit and zest,

oh yeah a while back they said that they wanted me to check out their grand opening,

they make athletic wear they wanted me to try out their gear,

and see how I liked it and give them some feedback.

thank you guys!

the tops look a bit big for me,

they're nice and blue- also has the mesh here.

yeah so thank you so much to the team at grit & zest.

can't wait to workout with these next.

prairie!

so I didn't really get anything done,

talking with my sister,

called Tyler for a little bit, and told them about my day

and them to me about theirs.

I'm gonna figure out the work that I wanted to do tonight...

tomorrow.

I'm just not in a good place tonight because

for one class, I really backed myself into a corner in

terms of

the collection that I designed and how it ended up,

and that's something that we have been changing and doing for...

several weeks,

the professor just said that it's pretty but..

not meaningful,

very shallow and I'm just...

not very motivated to...

execute the rest of the work that I have

in this class because I guess I just feel very put down

and it's not that I don't agree because I see the point and see what they're talking about, and

if I can approach this with what know now I think I can do a lot better.

but

because of the time that I have left

there's nothing really I can do but just embrace this and run with this,

but I was just told that...

um

I'm on my own, 'good luck'

I'm just gonna do what I have to do.

you know

but for tonight,

I'm just not able to continue cuz I'm just suddenly so exhausted

quickly before I head out I wanted to talk a little bit. I don't want to leave

things the way it was last night because...

it's just..

even thinking about editing, and leaving it that way leaves a

very bitter sentiment.

the biggest thing that I can take away from this class I'm struggling in is

that I know that if I look back on this assignment if I can do it again,

I can make it so much better already. it's not fair that not only do I feel

discouraged from somebody else,

if I keep discouraging myself and like

who's gonna stand up for you if you don't do it yourself like yeah okay,

some people might not like it there's a difference of opinion but,

if you also just agree with them then you're truly just

isolating and singling yourself out and I don't think that it helps you learn to do that,

so that's what I'm trying to think right now.

I had like one of the worst sleeps of my life.

I'm not sure if I was half dreaming but I swear that I woke up or maybe

every ten minutes last night..

and I was just thinking about what I'm gonna do for this class, but...

yet I still haven't really figured it out and I'm not gonna...

really stress over it because you know what, like I have seven days to this term

I'm gonna look back on this someday when I'm like 50 or 60.

I wonder how different things will seem then. it's just not worth it to be so, so unhappy.

one thought that I also have that applies not just towards your career

or the things that you do in school,

when you feel like something is not going the way you want,

you truly learn from your experiences,

and..

I think right now,

people tend to think that I have a lot of things figured out

because I miraculously mature or something but,

in truth I've just experienced a lot of things I've learned from,

and it's because you undergo an experience that you realize something and you either...

do things differently in the future or..

have perspective on a certain situation

that you can grow from.

when I was applying for an internship before,

I had a lot of struggles making the PDF it was my first time, I felt very

inexperienced but then I thought okay,

'if I messed up this time...

this will prevent me messing up for a job that counts.'

obviously not to cut yourself excuses,

like oh yeah 'I'm young whatever, I don't have to try'

because the truth is I'm really trying hard and I am really really letting things get to me but...

I'm gonna keep trying and just...

enjoy the fact that I'm here enjoy my existence here like..

I'm able to go to school I have a nice apartment that I get to decorate,

I have a cat,

my sister, Tyler is coming home today,

I have eyesight- that's something I'm really grateful for.

I'm very afraid of losing sight because I can't produce art the way I'd like.

they might be very cliche ways of dealing with things..

um or, overrated but...

when people just call things overrated I'm not always sure what they mean, because

just because something is overrated or abundant doesn't make it bad or wrong...

or...

obsolete

so..

it's very fulfilling to know that my thoughts can

be helpful for some,

and I hope that it is.

I'm looking forward to editing this, this afternoon because

It'll give me a break from classes and work.

I have eight hours worth of school today,

and..

tomorrow is technically the last day of classes..

hmm..

so yeah I will see you in a couple of days,

thank you for being here,

leaving a comment if you want to chitchat. I really appreciate it everyone who commented in the last video.

I will see you very soon. bye!

hallo ?

yo.

wake up

*my sister needs me to pester her because she struggles to get up in the morning*

~singing a whole new world~

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Hello, photography fans! In case you have not been following me on Instagram

me and my wife we have decided we going to travel Asia. Not the longest trip

something like three to six months but I figure it I will do a short vlog how we

got here so it doesn't surprise you I'm filming from new location so let's get starter!

What's up YouTube it's 1:00 p.m. and we are leaving Czech Republic for

Thailand transferring at Moscow and our flight should probably take about 13

hours so hopefully it's not gonna take much longer than that.

So we have just landed in Moscow and now we are transferring to Bangkok. So

everything's been pretty good so far.

Okay I hope you liked the vlog I'm gonna be filming from the locations we are

going to visit. So feel free to subscribe if you want to see more content. Thank

you for watching and I will see you in the next one.

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I take Buzzfeed Quizzes - Duration: 5:46.

Mr Devvin here, welcome back to another video! Today we are going to be taking some Buzzfeed quizzes!

Why? Because sometimes you just want to know what kind of pizza you are. So, let's get started.

"Are you a People Person or do you just Love Fetuccine Alfredo? Social Situations vs. Creamy Pasta!"

Ok, I don't know what that means. Let's go! Would you rather go to a party or eat fettuccine alfredo?

Hmmmmmmm.

I'd rather eat fettucine alfredo.

Would you rather go to a party where you don't know anyone or eat fettuccine alfredo?

Well, if I don't know anybody, I'd rather eat fettuccine alfredo.

Would you rather host a party or eat fettuccine alfredo?

(Laughs)

This is stupid. Why would I want to host a party?

Would you rather meet a new person or eat fettuccine alfredo?

This is dumb. Who'd want to meet people?

Would you rather make a new friend or eat fettuccine alfredo?

Hmm... I'm not in the market for a new friend, no.

Would you rather go on a first date or eat fettuccine alfredo.

Why don't you just do both?

Yeah.

Huh, I guess... You can just do both!

By going on the date and ordering fettuccine alfredo. Boom, there you go.

Would you rather have a conversation with a stranger or eat fettuccine alfredo?

What the- what?

"You got: You just love fettuccine alfredo!"

"You can't get enough creamy pasta, my friend! Eat fettuccine alfredo is better than any party."

I don't think I needed a Buzzfeed quiz to tell me that.

"Can you successfully complete these Iconic Vines?"

Stop! I could've dropped my croissant!

Let's get started. Pretty sure that was not the right voice.

Look at all those chickens!

Tony did that on a video once.

Look at all those chickens.

(Geese honk)

Thanks for checking in, I'm still... Oh.

♪I'm still a piece of garbage♪

Ha ha ha! I do that.

Man, I know vines.

Road work ahead? Uhh... yeah, I sure hope it does.

Wow.

ADAM!

(Voice breaking) I don't have enough money for chicken nuggets.

And they were roommates.

Man, I need a life. This is depressing to me. I don't like this. This is what Buzzfeed does.

I wanna be a cowboy, baby!

(Laughs) I love that one.

How do you know what's good for me?

(Voice distorts) That's my opinion!

Stop! I could've dropped my croissant!

Oooh, I'm an expert viner which means I'm a loser.

You can quote all of the known and obscure vines off by heart! Vines may be dead, but it

sure lives on through true Viners like you.

Well, actually these are the most basic of Vines! So, I think anyone could've gotten those right.

But hey, I'll take it!

I'm sorry to tell you this, but you're a Ghost if you do over 19 of these things!

Do you ever drag your flatmates out of their beds and down the halls in the middle of the night?

Let's find out. By ghost it does not mean when you're supposed to be texting someone back and you

ignore it, no. This is like spooky phantoms!

Tick off all the things that you do.

Slam doors in your home. Yes.

Repeatedly turn- ehhh.

Say boo! Howl at night. Yes!

Float around the graveyards. Not often.

Live in an abandoned asylum. I don't know. Maybe.

Talk and then hear your friends blame the sound on the wind. Yeah, they do that to me a lot.

Destroy the camera that your flatmates are recording your spooky acts on.

I've almost broken this camera like 5 times.

Communicate with people only via Ouija board. No.

Knocks on the ceiling. Meh.

Lift up the sheets of the people you live with and put them back down.

Only when I'm tucking them in for beddy times!

Drag the people you live with out of their beds and down the stairs. I would drag Tony.

Enter your friends' bodies with the intention of possessing them.

Ah ha! No.

Haunt young wizards and witches at the school you attend- attended as a child.

No, I'm pretty sure I'd get kicked off campus.

Befriend the teenage girl that lives in your home.

Nope.

And kiss her at the Halloween party the whole school is at.

No.

Help your grandson get back to his family in the real world before he turns into a ghost forever.

I will one day, so I'll do that.

Die, but never pass over to the afterlife. Yeah...

You checked 10 out of 27 on this list! I don't want to alarm you, but you're probably a ghost. What?

It said if I did 19. That's stupid.

I mean you have a quite- you have- ku pa baa- can't read. I'm sorry I can't read.

You have aku blem!

You have quite a few human qualities, but you also do some pretty spooky things

which means it's likely you're the undead. Congrats.

Oh.

Well, I'm a ghost then. So, yeah. That's Buzzfeed for ya.

I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I left the links for these quizzes in description below. So, you guys can

take them and message me on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter

and tell me what you guys got. Let's see how similar we are.

Thank you for liking, commenting, and subscribing on this video and I'll see you guys next time! Later!