Raven-Symone got her big break in 1989 as the adorable, dimpled Olivia on The Cosby
Show.
She used the show as a launchpad to other projects, including Hangin' With Mr. Cooper
and Eddie Murphy's Dr. Dolittle series, and of course, That's So Raven.
But since she's reached adulthood, the starlet hasn't done that much.
So, why has Hollywood dumped Raven-Symone?
She made a mess of The View
Raven-Symone's longest-running gig as an adult has been her panelist post on The View.
The problem, of course, is that she puts her foot in her mouth so often that it's almost
like she loves the taste of her own shoes — and that can send casting agents running
for the hills.
Her most infamous offense was in October 2015, when she jumped in on a segment about being
judged for one's name.
"And I'm very discriminatory against words like the ones that they were saying in those names.
I'm not about to hire you if your name is Watermelondrea.
That's just not going to happen.
I'm not about to hire you."
The backlash was huge.
Raven-Symone later apologized, writing on Facebook,
"My comments about discrimination have spun out of control.
I'd like to begin by saying that I was not attacking a specific race, but repeating a
name that was said in a viral video."
"As an equal opportunity employer, I have never discriminated against a name…even
though I said I would, it's not true.
My comment was in poor taste.
My lack of empathy towards name discrimination was uncalled for."
It wasn't the first time she'd made unusual comments about identity, however.
She doesn't want to be labeled
In a 2014 interview with Oprah, Raven-Symone declined to label her own sexuality, which
angered those who felt she could be an advocate for LGBTQ causes.
When Oprah asked her about a 2013 tweet she'd posted celebrating marriage equality, she
explained her stance.
"I don't want to be labeled gay, I want to be labeled a human who loves humans.
I'm tired of being labeled.
I'm an American, I'm not an African American.
I'm an American."
"Oh girl don't set the Twitter on fire."
Oprah was right.
She caused racial controversy
"What did you just say?
Stop, stop, stop the tape right now."
In the same discussion about identity, Raven-Symone threw Oprah for a loop when she continued
to discuss how she didn't want to be labeled by her race, either.
"I don't label myself."
"I have darker skin.
I have a nice, interesting grade of hair.
I connect with Caucasian, I connect with Asian, I connect with Black, I connect with Indian,
I connect with each culture."
Critics found that the statement came too easily from one of the highest-paid African
American women in Hollywood.
She made it worse by trying to explain herself yet again during a sit-down with E! News.
"I never said I wasn't black, I said I wasn't African American — to me that's a difference."
"I am from every continent in Africa except for one and I'm also from every continent
in Europe except for one."
That's...not what a continent is.
She didn't call out Bill Cosby
It's somewhat understandable why Raven-Symone would hesitate to call out former co-star
Bill Cosby on the sexual assault allegations against him.
But even when alleged proof came out, she still stood by him.
In 2014, she wrote on Instagram,
"I was NOT taken advantage of by Mr. Cosby when I was on The Cosby Show.
I was practically a baby on that show and this is truly a disgusting rumor that I want
no part of!
Everyone on that show treated me with nothing but kindness.
Now keep me out of this!"
Feminists were furious about her refusal to take a stance, but she explained herself on
The View.
"I don't really like to talk about it that much because he's the reason I'm on this panel
in the first place.
He gave me my first job.
But at the same time, you need the proof, and then I'll be able to give my judgment
here or there."
This was in 2015, and even though most former Cosby cast members have quietly distanced
themselves from the scandal, Raven-Symone was called out for actively distancing herself.
Hollywood can be sizeist
Raven-Symone struggled with both being too big and too small for Hollywood's standards.
She told People that execs told her to lose weight from a young age.
When she dropped 70 pounds and arrived on the set of her short-lived ABC Family sitcom
State Of Georgia in 2010, she said,
"They had to pad my outfits.
I finally lose weight, and the show wants me to be thicker!"
Still, she maintains a healthy outlook, explaining,
"I could look in the mirror and see me at 200 pounds or 135 pounds and I'm still the
same person."
Cheers to that.
How she can turn it around
In October 2016, Raven-Symone announced that she'd be leaving The View to produce and star
in a continuation of That's So Raven.
It's a smart move, given her past controversies that happen when she's not working from a
script.
But really, can anything she does from here on out be greater than this?
"I'm a woman, I know my stuff.
I'm a woman, I ain't never had enough."
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Bob Ross - Bridge to Autumn (Season 31 Episode 7) - Duration: 24:43.
- Hi and welcome back.
Certainly glad to see you today.
I thought today we'd do the little painting
that you see at the beginning of this show,
the little animated opening.
I'll show you step by step how that one was made.
Now it will not be an exact duplicate
of the painting that you see on the opening,
but it'll show you exactly how it was made.
Let's start out and have them run
all the colors across the screen
that you need to paint along with us.
While they're doing that.
as usual let me show you
what I've got up here.
I've got an 18 by 24 inch pre-stretched double prime canvas,
and I've covered the entire canvas
with a very thin coat of liquid white.
So it's wet and slick and all ready to go.
So, let's just take old two inch brush
and start off here and have a little fun.
I'll start with a little touch of the bright red,
a little yellow orche,
maybe a little cadmium yellow all mixed together.
Something like so.
Not a lot of paint, just a little.
And let's go up in here and very lightly
just put in a quick little sky.
The little sky in that was sort of a
sort of a orangey yellowish color.
Just a very nice color.
Put it on a little darker than you want it.
It will mix with the liquid white
that's already on the canvas
and get lighter and lighter as you work down.
And that's really about all there was
to making the sky in that little painting.
Just something like so.
There we are.
Couldn't be any simpler could it?
All there is.
Okay, now then.
Okay, let's have some fun.
Today I'm going to make a big pile of brown,
using sap green and alizarin crimson
in about equal parts.
About equal parts, the two together make
a gorgeous, gorgeous brown.
Gorgeous brown.
One of our instructors, Audrey Golden,
who lives in Florida,
calls it Christmas brown because
you use red and green.
That's a good analogy.
There we are.
Okay.
Now then.
Wipe off the old knife.
Basically, all we did here
to make all the little background trees,
I'm just using the same old dirty brush,
it doesn't matter.
Tap in a little bit of color, this brown color.
Right into the bristles.
And you just decide basically,
where you want to start and off you go.
Maybe there's a little happy tree, lives right there.
And all we're looking for is just very, very basic shapes.
We're not looking for a lot of detail.
Not a lot of detail.
This is background trees.
We had a little covered bridge in there.
So this is just background material for the little bridge.
There, little opening's neat isn't it?
The title comes out of there sounds like an old car.
That's another invention of my good friend here,
Jerry Morton, who's one of the engineers.
Jerry comes up with these ideas for the opening
and don't know where he gets them,
but I really enjoy working with him.
He's like the rest of us,
he's about half crazy,
and that's what it takes to work here
and to do this.
You'll see that quick,
we just put in a little background.
Just a little background.
Alright.
Now then.
You sort of have to decide at this point,
where the water is going to be.
There's a little bit of water here
where the bridge goes across.
We don't see a great deal of it, but a little.
So you bring these trees down to basically
where you want water to be.
Alright.
Let's say we're getting pretty close right about there.
Used to when I was a traditional painter
to paint this many trees, this quick,
would have taken me forever.
Here, use an old two inch brush
just knock it in.
All there is to it.
Okay, let's take our liner brush,
old number two script liner,
and we'll take a little but of that same brown color
that we made from the crimson and the sap green,
mix the paint here with paint thinner
until it's very thin.
Very, very thin.
Turn the bristles in there.
It brings it to a nice sharp point.
And then we'll go up here,
and you just sort of look around
and pick out places you think there'd be little trunks
and stems and limbs and all those things
peapod and all my little friends
play on out here.
There, just put in a few little indications.
Where ever, where ever.
It's up to you.
Totally and completely up to you.
There, old tree needs some arms
to hold up all these leaves that it has here.
There.
Okay, that's all there's to it.
If you have trouble making the paint slight,
add a little more paint thinner.
If you have enough paint thinner
it'll slide right over the top of that thicker paint.
Very, very easy.
Okay.
Shoot, old brush is working pretty good.
We'll go right on back to him.
I'm going to take that same brush
and begin tapping it into the yellows and the red.
The bright red.
And just go around, try them all.
That way you're loading all kinds of different colors
right into the bristles of the brush.
Okay now.
Let's just sort of test it.
See if it's bright enough.
It's the color we're looking for.
Maybe I'll add a little more yellow.
There we go.
Something about like so.
And then with that we can start.
I'll put a little touch of liquid white in there.
I'm going to thin it down a little more.
There we are.
That sticks very easy.
Thin paint will stick to a thick paint,
always remember that.
And there's one, maybe Jack Frost has touched this one.
I'ts up to you, you decide.
These are just using little colors
and just the two inch brush
and just tapping on it.
Just tapping it.
That's all there is to it.
Alright, maybe, why not.
There.
Isn't that a neat way of making
just little background trees?
It's good when you're not looking for a lot of detail.
You're looking for more detail,
then you get into different ways of making them,
but here we don't want detail,
it'll ruin the illusion of distance
if you have too much detail.
Little sap green every so often.
Maybe there's a little one,
yup, right there.
Little one right there that Jack Frost didn't hit yet.
He'll get him.
That rascal's sneaky, boy.
He gets them all sooner or later.
There.
Okay.
Now.
Yup, this little devil right here.
He needs something too.
Okay.
Little bit of the red.
And you decide,
you have to make these big decisions
where all these things live.
You decide.
You can make many, many, many layers though.
That easy.
That easy.
Okay.
I've got several old two inch brushes going.
Let's take, we'll take a little black
and add it to that brown.
I want a darker color,
stronger color,
and just tap a little right into the brush.
Maybe right in here,
we'll put a few little trees and bushes.
They're a little closer, little darker.
Just to help push everything back,
create that illusion of distance.
There we just let it fade off.
We don't care where they go over there.
That's that same brown color
with midnight black in it.
There we are.
I like that color.
Let's get crazy here.
We'll take a little more of that.
We're going to have water in this painting
that the bridge covers up.
We'll take that same color black
and that brown we made
and just pull it straight down.
Straight down, straight down.
It's important that it does straight down.
There.
We don't care where it goes here.
Don't worry about it.
Don't worry about it.
Because as you know,
we don't make mistakes,
we just have happy accidents in our world.
See there?
A little bit over here.
Where ever you think it should be.
There, darken that a little bit right in there.
And just pull it straight down.
I know you get tired of hearing me say that over and over,
but if you make these lines go at an angle,
your reflections just absolutely will not look right.
Then we'll go across.
That's really about all we're going to do.
Most of this we're going to cover up,
but it will give the impression
of a little bit of water back here.
Just a small amount, that's all we're looking for.
Now we can take our knife,
little bit of white, little van dyke brown,
dark sienna, mixed together.
Little more white in there.
There, I want marbled.
Maybe even put a little black in there too
to gray it.
Very good, I like that right there.
Little roll of paint.
Little roll of paint.
You just sort of play around with the color
until you find what you're looking for.
Just going to put the indication here and there.
Few little things that live right out here.
The waters edge.
Just a little soil.
Something about (mumbles).
And we can take a little yellow ochre,
a little touch of white.
Just enough to tint that a little.
(mumbles)
(mumbles)
Just enough to tint.
There.
A lighter color.
Sometimes you can take a fan brush,
put a little touch of light color,
a little white on it and lift up.
Just to blend that together.
So that it all comes together,
looks like a nice little area right along there.
See?
Right at the water's edge.
Sneaky huh?
And it's a very simple.
Very simple.
There we are.
Now take a knife and a little touch of liquid white,
I'm going to put a little, little but of blue in it.
Little bit of prussian blue in it.
Just enough to tint it
and cut across,
Just like so.
Then we can go up in here.
Put the blue in there just to dull that a little bit.
I don't want it bright white.
Don't want it too bright.
In this particular painting,
a real bright borderline to me,
wouldn't look right,
but if you want one,
you put it in where ever you want it.
At any shade, any value, any color you want.
Painting's very individual.
Everybody should paint what they see
and what they feel.
Okay, you ready?
Now we have to decide where in our world here
that our little covered bridge lives,
put a few little sticks somewhere
in that bush.
It just looked like it needed one.
Now, if our bridge is right here,
let's decide, right in here,
probably one of the easiest ways.
Well, we'll see.
There's not much paint on there,
but I was trying to scrape off the paint
so you could see.
I'll use a little color.
Let me put a little color on there.
It's just sort of to lay out the basic idea.
See?
It's all there is.
Okay?
Now try this, I know sometimes these little building
is sort of hard to do.
Does that make sense?
Just lay out the basic shape of the building.
Alright?
Let's take a little of that brown we made.
Okay.
Now here's our bridge.
Just like building a cabin.
Only it's got a huge door in front of,
using a little van dyke brown here and there.
I want a darker brown.
There we go.
There we go, there we go.
Let's put some up here on the roof.
There.
And over in here.
Look at that.
That's all there is to it.
Now.
Let's make us up some highlight color.
We'll use from brown and some white.
Some yellow, maybe even a little red here and there.
There.
Little dark sienna.
That's getting better.
A little bit more of the brown.
Yes, yes.
See it just gets feeling good
and you know you got it right.
I get our little roll of paint,
always that little roll of paint.
And let's begin picking out little individual things
in here.
See, we can just, maybe there's some little boards.
There they are.
Just little dooders like that.
Little bit of our van dyke brown.
There.
Okay now at the top of this
some of the old covered bridges
had a little area that was open.
So the air could get through I guess.
That's all we got to do to put that in there.
Now.
Up here in the front,
I'm going to make that a little lighter.
That's better, I like that better already.
I can tell looking at it on the knife.
I'll just do the same basic thing.
See, just let that color mix with what's on there already.
Don't worry about the door,
we'll go back and get it.
We'll come back and put a little door right on there.
No big deal.
There we are.
Okay.
Something about like that.
Now I'm going to very gently,
just enough to pull the paint a little bit,
move it just enough,
like it.
Just that much, it's all we're looking for.
A little bit of the van dyke brown
and we go back in here and darken up these areas.
There you are.
You can also wait til this paint dries
and go back in there and put all kinds of details in it.
You can use glazes and stuff when it dries.
By a glaze, I mean you just take a little
linseed oil and paint thinner,
mix it with a color, transparent color
and wash right over it.
Putting a little touch of white in there,
just to brighten it here and there.
So it shows up.
Okay.
This old bridge looks like me,
it's about to fall down.
Alright, now.
Decide where the entrance is.
Use a little van dyke.
See there, that's all there is to it.
That's all there is too it.
That easy.
Alright.
Something about like so.
Now for the top,
let's take a little white,
I'm going to find a place to work here,
I've about used up all my area.
Take a little white, little bit of midnight black,
I want to make a gray color.
Just black and white.
Leave it marbled.
Little roll of paint.
And let's just go down here,
and just here and there, let it graze.
Just let it graze.
Something over here, like so.
Why that old bridge looks like it's seen it's better day.
Hadn't it?
There we are.
Now we can just come in here.
You want to make it look like you can see back in there.
So just by changing the angle of the paint,
you can do that.
See, now you can see,
right back in that bridge.
We'll take a little liquid white,
maybe over in here we can see the indication
of a few little rails and stuff
that go back into the distance.
The little road that goes through,
it goes back in those woods there.
We don't know where it goes.
You could take a small knife,
little bit of black.
Put the indication of a few little stones
and stuff out here that this is sitting on.
Just do a cabin-ectomy.
Anything that you don't want,
you turn into part of the reflection that's underneath.
See, smooth it right out.
That easy.
That's just the reflection.
Alright.
Let's have some fun.
We'll grab this brush, it's quicker.
Now then, we need some soil,
some dirt for it to sit on.
I think we had something about like this.
About like that.
We'll just put this in with brown and a little black in it.
It's that brown we made with the alizarth crimson
and the sap green and a little midnight black.
That's all we're using.
There.
In my other early, early series,
we did a covered bridge that you could see
all the way through and see the trees
and stuff on the other side.
That's a little more difficult,
but it's a lot more fun to do.
It is a challenge.
There we go.
All we're doing here is just blocking in the color.
As I mentioned earlier, there's not much
of that water going to show.
Most of it's going away.
Most of it has gone away.
There.
Okay, had a little bush right there.
There we are, just a little bush,
lives right here by the water.
That'd be a nice view you can see
all the cars come through.
There.
We filmed a show in Muncie, Indiana,
and in this area, there's a lot of covered bridges left.
Some of them are absolutely gorgeous.
A little town called Matthews,
they have a covered bridge festival every year
that I've painted at several times.
Very nice town, wonderful people.
Alright.
Now, let's go back to our little brush.
Had some of the colors on it.
And we'll go into all the yellows and the reds
and here and there a little bit of green.
Mix color on your brush though.
That way it's not dead.
There's a lot of things happening
right here on your brush.
Okay, let's go up in here.
Now then decide where all these little dooders live.
And we just start laying them in here.
Just thinking about the lay of the land.
Alright.
I want to take a little it of white,
little brown,
little black to make it gray.
Let's start.
Let's start bringing that out.
Alright.
Little more of the brown and white here.
Didn't mix up enough.
Have to sort of figure out where the roads at
that comes out of here.
There we are, see that?
It's that easy.
Whole road's just coming towards you.
Let it get bigger and bigger as it comes towards you.
That's all there is too it.
Barely touching, it's like putting snow on the mountain,
no pressure, absolutely no pressure.
Save the pressure for later.
Alright.
We go back to our little,
I'm going to put a little touch of liquid white.
Just a little touch to thin the paint,
make it a little brighter.
Little green, all the yellows, little red here and there.
Nice color.
Now then we can go in here
and just begin tapping in little grassy things.
See there how easy that is?
Nothing to it.
But think about the lay of the land,
how you want the land to actually flow here.
How you want it to flow.
There we are.
Alright.
And off you go.
Just make layers and layers and layers.
Isn't that neat?
You can do that.
This little, little bush right here,
he needs some good (mumbles) too.
See?
That's all you need.
Just to make him stand out as an individual.
There.
Maybe there's a little recessed area
right in there.
See that little bush now has his own home.
You don't have to be crazy to do this,
but it helps.
With a little practice though,
you'll begin to,
you'll begin to see things in your painting.
You'll see fantastic things in your world.
Look at them.
Just look.
Pay attention to nature.
Nature is so fantastic.
Start when you're out driving around,
look at trees, look at bushes and stuff.
Look at how they have form and shape and color.
That's when it gets wonderful.
I get letters from fantastic people everyday,
all over the world.
And they tell me that all of a sudden
they're beginning to see nature.
There.
That they've looked at if for many, many years
but they didn't really see it til they started painting
and I guarantee you.
If you paint, you will find a whole new treasure.
Maybe right in your yard.
Brighten that a little bit.
Let's take a little brown and white.
Just tap in some nice edges on the doorway here.
You can get crazy and put windows in here.
Some of these old covered bridges have windows in them.
It's just, it's up to you.
You can do all kinds of things in yours.
Really and surely up to you.
I think we're about got this one to where
you can see exactly how the little opening was made.
There.
As I mention over and over on the shows,
if you have time to take a picture of what you're doing
send it to us.
We'd love to see it here at the station.
Drop us a line.
You can drop it to the address on the end of the show.
They'll send it to me.
I'd love to see it.
What you're doing and what kind of success you're having.
It really makes it all worthwhile.
Put a few little sticks and things in here.
Basically I think we about have a finished painting.
Take a little paint thinner, put a little red.
Let's sign this rascal.
We'll call it done.
Hope you've enjoyed seeing how the little opening was made
and I hope you give it a try.
And from all of us here,
I'd like to wish you happy painting.
God bless my friend.
(easy rock music)
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Republicans Want To Ban Filming, Photography On House Floor - Duration: 3:20.
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives is trying to crack down on any member of the
house that decides to take a picture or film a video on the House floor.
This obviously is in response to a sit-in from Democratic lawmakers this past summer
after one of the deadliest mass shootings in the United States.
They did a sit-in because they wanted Congress to act on gun control.
They took pictures.
They took videos.
They put it on social media, and they got the word out, but according to this new proposed
rule, any member that does that is going to immediately be fined $500.
Any repeat offense is going to be a fine of $2,500.
Here's the question I have for the GOP-controlled House of Representatives, specifically just
the Republicans there.
What are you doing that you feel needs to be hidden from the public?
After all, everything that takes place within Congress is on the public record.
We can look it up.
Most Americans won't.
They either don't have the time or they just don't care enough.
That's why the video, the pictures are so important.
Those are things we can easily digest without having to read through 800 pages of Congressional
record.
The videos tell a story that the transcripts never can.
These videos are of utmost importance.
Here's the problem too.
This isn't just about House members filming, videotaping, taking pictures.
This will extend to the press itself, C-Span, things like that.
If they manage to get this rule passed, which wouldn't take effect until early January when
the next Congress convenes or when they reconvene, they're going to extend it to members of the
actual media.
The Republicans and the House of Representatives want to operate with complete secrecy, unaccountable
to anyone in this country.
They're on their way to doing that.
This is going to become especially dangerous when Donald Trump takes over as president.
If they ban cameras, we're not going to know what they're talking about.
Again, people are not going to read the Congressional record.
They're not.
They just don't have the time.
They don't have the energy.
To be honest, a lot of them don't even know how to do that.
They take away the cameras, they take away the accountability.
They take away the oversight.
They take away the consequences of their actions.
That's what they're all about.
That's what this is about, and that's what they're going to try to do if they're able
to pass this rule.
It's going to shut down accountability in the United States and allow the government
to operate at a level of secrecy that we have not seen since before cameras were even invented.
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WWII Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday - Duration: 1:41.
Here we are on the 100th Anniversary of Marine Corps Forces Reserve
and John's 100th birthday.
As a Marine he has an inextricable link to MARFORRES.
John I just want to tell you again on behalf of all of the Marines at Combat Logistics Regiment 4
we thank you for your service to the Marine Corps and we want to wish you a happy birthday.
Well thank you, thank you very much.
This is a big one.
This is a big one! How many years?
One hundred.
One hundred.
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MY REACTION TO BRAZILIAN GUY TRYING TO SPEAK ENGLISH! Ft.Marcos Vinicius - Duration: 9:09.
yo peeps so you're probably wondering
why the headphones on and it's because
we got direct link to Brazil with Marcus
hello everyone my name is Marcos i'm
from brazil so and a Brazilian you know
young boy young boy 20 years old boy and
well my channel it's about exchange
programs since I've been to Canada twice
i might be coming to UK next year i
think that's it didn't go so it's
exciting to have marcos on the channel
we're going to teach him some english
slang today well we're going to see
if you know ever so I list on my phone
this should be interesting some of these
slang words i didn't know to start with
I had to look them up ok so the first word
is dodgy
have no clue what is that what you think
it means you take guess
ok dodgy like dude i don't know i thought
this was an easy one and dodgy so let me
put it in a sentence
yeah that guy over there in the corner
looks a bit dodgy awesome
it means he is not not quite right
there's something a bit wrong about him
is a bit dodgy know for all those who
are from my channel and its watching
this video right now go and note
those words you know because you are going to use it
when you come
Pro Tip
The second one
is Gordon Bennett
gordon bennett
its really hard to pronounce this going at like
it's like a name is like a guy called gordon
and then Gordon Bennett you know GORDON BENNET
if you say to someone GORDON BENNET
GORDON BENNET
I i like this one so it's like damn it
yeah like ahh gordon bennet
you can walk around brazil and go
Gordon bennett
everyone is gonna be like what the hell
what the hell are you saying so I think you know this
next one taking the mick let me think
about it taking the mic because when
i think about make I think about
microphones this so you think i'm going
to come and take the microphone take the
mircrophone
how do you take my microphone
it doesn't mean that taking the mick
kind of means when when you're making
fun of someone so here's another one
oh here's another one banter
is it a kind of UK thing
yes it's a UK think so if you got
someone and you have a bit of banter you
may be yeah you have some cheeky banter
so you got someone you have a bit of a
banter
Like a time with the
person like you know the time talking
about like you insult them but in a
funny way
oh ok so cheeky banter so I got it
yeah that oh my gosh do I speak English
because it's gonna I don't know any of
this of these words so we have gone off
subject a bit like they weren't even on
the list so the next one the next one is
sick i think i know that that was sick
because i know that for example you're
at a party and the party was like
awesome and you say oh that was sick
though
yeah we got one yeah well done
Finally
This one is Knackered
okay i think i got it but let me think
ahh I have had a hard day at work i'm Knackered
err i'm Knackered like exausted?
yeah there we go! Really?
that is a good one I didn't know that
i'm gonna use this one
right here we go this one I don't think you will know Bob's
your uncle
what excuse me I'm sorry so if you
walked into a room and you go
there we go all finished
Bob's your uncle like it's a whole
sentence it's Bob is your uncle
Bobs your uncle
It is a hard one to be fair
yeah it's a really hard one like your
satisfied
yeah it's kinda like there we go all done
it's very it's a word that it's very
used only like posher people say Bob's
your uncle
Like I don't know where it came from like
probably one person had an uncle called
Bob
Oh
necking on I'm not sure if you know but here in
Brazil push it's completely a
opposite English so we always have for
example to pull when you pull you pull
pull pull someone actually you know how
confusing it is because I am confused
right now when you
push you
let's see when you push you push the
person when you pull you pull the
you pull the person you know how confusing it is because
here in brazil the word push means that
in portuguese its 'puxar'
not actually you know like the translation
puxar is really close to push but puxar it is
the pull in English like I pulled the girls
one hour later
Like to kiss?
to kiss in england we would call it a snog
so you snog someone
oh that's cool you're not snore snore
thats really difficult!
okay just a second because I'm gonna
drink some water because here in Brazil
it's summer it's hot I'm sorry i I'm
freezing at the moment because it
obviously it's winter here in Brazil is
super hot i think you what degree did
you say it was uh it was 33 degrees
could imagine like 41
yeah I like it you can't even go outside
in that heat its like insane
yeah because you know like it's
something normal to us
walk naked
Its against the law but if was something normal I'm quite sure
sure everyone would do it
i'm pretty sure i wouldn't but if you want
to do that kind of thing that's up to
i'm sure i'm sure your subscribers would
like it if they stayed outside your
house and just come out a bit naked
giving the fan girls a bit of a treat
ok the next one is a chinwag chinwag
like chin chin chin wag no
yeah like this, no, your wagging your chin around
I went to see my best
friend the other day I haven't seen him
and absolutely ages and we had a good
chinwag like a good time together kind
of like we had a good chat oh so here in
Brazil we say...
almost
yeah you're going really well
i hope so I hope he is not lying to me
then people comment on the video you're
absolutely terrible
no they're not going to comment that I
hope not, the next one is bonk
bonk
like I am bonked?
Well you could be bonked
say you went to a club you say ahh I want to bonk her
ohh ok now I got it
it's kind of like the sound isn't it, like BONK
bonk bonk bonk yeah you got it you got
give it a try!
ya know I i would suggest it I it's not
the best thing to go into club site
you're gonna bonk me tonight
so the next word is Codswallap
it's a single single piece of the the
corn It's a little Codswallap
I think Codswallap is a load of
nonsense a load of rubbish
if someone says I earn a million
pounds a month
oh that's a load of codswallap
ohh bullshit oh I'm sorry
bullshit
oh I'm sorry, bullshit
You're lying to me
yes exactly now he got it he got it
yeah anyway so that's the that's the
last one I think you're going to teach me
some other words
yeah i'm going to teach you some
Portuguese i'm going to see going to
teach you or expression for you to get
out and come back to your home you know
like you're tired and you
you want to come back to tell in do into
you got it right
yeah haha I hope I have got that right I swear that
you're probably lied to me probably
being polite is probably say he's
probably saying I have got it when I havn't really
so that is the video done I've had a
really good time talking to Marcus what
did we do in your channel we talked
about prices UK hit and here in Brazil
their mad the prices so make sure to go and check
out his video if you did like this video
make sure to give it a thumbs up and
subscribe to my channel and to marcos's
and i will see you next week with a
brand new video so until then
laters
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[jazz music]
[female] So we took him to the vet and had him put down.
- Oh. - Oh, that's too bad.
- I'm so sorry. - Well, he deserved it.
Hey guys. My name is Pete. I'll be your server tonight.
Can I interest you in the specials?
- Sure. - So first we have a
pan seared sea bass that comes on a bed of beans.
Next we have a vegetarian split pea soup.
The ingredients of which arrived in a box
that was smeared with [bleep].
And finally we have a nice pork chop.
What was the second one again?
That's our vegetarian split pea soup.
Very smoky. Very flavorful.
And it comes with a piece of an extra thick dipping bread on the side.
- [clears throat] - And the peas to the soup
was made with arrived in a crate that was smeared all over
with some kind of [bleep].
Can you tell me a little bit more about the bread,
and then also explain the [bleep] part?
- Sure. - Hey Pete.
You have a phone call.
OK. I'm just doing the specials. I'll be there in a minute.
- OK. - Sorry about that.
So, the bread is a wheat-free vegan take
- on a classic sourdough-- - [sneeze]
And the split peas arrived this morning in bulk
in a 30-pound crate, and on the outside of the crate
there was a healthy, heeping helping of some kind of [bleep].
We don't know why the [bleep] was there, or where it came from.
Question did any of the [bleep] wind up in the soup?
And also you called it dipping bread.
Is that just bread that you dipped?
No. It's bread that you dip,
and we don't think any [bleep] wound up in the soup, but...
I mean, we're just humans.
- We make mistakes. - Hey Pete.
They called again, and they said it was very important.
OK. Did they say who it is?
- Yes. - OK.
You're welcome.
Could we circle back to the sea bass?
You mentioned that that was served on a bed o' beans.
What kind of beans would that be?
That would be a bed o' pinto beans,
and you didn't have any questions about the [bleep] this time.
So, I guess I just won't mention it in this chunk of dialogue.
- [dog barking] - Actually, my next question
is entirely about the [bleep].
- Sure. - So, it seems like you're pretty
comfortable talking about the fact that some of the ingredients arrived
today in a crate covered in [bleep]--
- Yeah. - And I'm just wondering
if that's a regular occurrence here.
Right. Well, that's a great question.
- Thank you. - [Mac startup chime]
I'm not sure, because I've only worked here for nine years, but--
Hey Pete.
They called again and they said that your dad died.
- OK. - No worries.
Cool. So, are we ready to order?
You know what,
I'll have a bowl of the soup.
I'll have two soups.
And I'll have a full-size chocolate birthday cake
unsliced with a bowl of soup on the side.
And... I'm gonna have the soup too.
Great. Thanks guys.
- I love you. - Love you.
[both] Love you.
♪
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How Money Works in Anime Production - Duration: 3:53.
Welcome to Tokyosaurus, so what's up in Japan?
Recently, there was a trending post on reddit about why some anime get sequels and others
do not.
It was about the financial workings of an anime production.
Full reddit post is in the link below so go and check that out.
But I just wanted to share it with you guys as many of you probably have wondered about
that at one point of another while watching your favourite series or more often when something
goes wrong in one of your favourite series
So to start off, many people don't realize this but most anime studios don't get a say
in exactly what they make.
Most of the time, they are contracted to make an anime by what we call production committees.
These production committees are formed by various companies that see potential investment
opportunity such as music labels, distributors, broadcasters, merchandisers, advertisers and
the company that owns the original source.
Anime studios are pretty much never on this production committee unless you're one of
the few big shots like Kyoto animation or Shaft.
Animation production is often way too risky for an anime studio to fund it by themselves
and most of the time, they don't have the means to fund it all by themselves anyways.
This also means that, many creative decisions that happen during the production of an anime
often comes from the production committee rather than the creative direction of the
anime studio themselves.
So the next time you see something you don't like in an anime, like too much fan service,
weird pacing, seasons getting cut short, it is most likely the decision of the production
committee rather than the anime studio themselves.
When we see bad animation we often blame it on budget but the anime industry is extremely
good at keeping its budget a secret and over the years, pretty much no one really knows
how much each anime costed to produce in the public's eye.
There has been one leak though of the 26 episode anime bamboo blade which shows a total of
9.5 million yen which is about 80,000 USD.
Another important thing to note is how important manga is to anime.
First of all, the biggest share of adaptations are from manga and even if manga isn't the
source, a manga will be produced anyways if the anime is a hit.
The reason for that is, extremely high profit margins.
Manga is cheap to make and usually you only need to hire one or two staff to make it.
Manga is also cheap so its market is much bigger than say bluray or dvd sales.
Light novels are very similar although not as high selling as manga but we see many light
novel adaptations for anime and such for the same reasons.
Even Shinkai wrote a novel version of his recent animated blockbuster "Kimi no nawa"
or Your Name.
This is also one of the main reasons why some seemingly popular anime stay unfinished after
the source manga has ended.
If there are no new manga or light novel to sell, there is little incentive to finish
the anime as it wouldn't be as profitable.
Obviously there are exceptions such as Death note but those don't really happen every year.
This is probably the reason why anime like Attack on Titan produced their second season
much closer to the end of the manga.
They basically want to keep the hype up for as long as possible, and if they created 2
seasons back to back, the manga sales for the later chapters wouldn't be as high.
So all in all, we outsiders don't really get to peak into the inner doings of the anime
industry all that much in detail but what we should take away is that when something
goes wrong in an anime production, we should stop putting the blame on the anime studio
and just know that it was probably just a matter of bad business with the seemingly
better choice.
So what do you think of all this?
At least a little mind opening?
As usual let me know in the comments below.
Thumbs up the video if you liked it and follow Tokyosaurus on social media for Japanese culture
tweets and video updates.
And for more about the latest things people are talking about in Japan, make sure to subscribe
so you can get your daily fix of Japan right in your inbox.
Thanks for watching, and i'll see you guys next time.
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How To Cleanse, Dedicate, And Activate Crystals - Duration: 4:16.
How To Cleanse, Dedicate, And Activate Crystals.
By: Missy Marston Metamissy.com
Are you interested in the healing power of crystals?
Did you just get a crystal and are unsure of what to do with it?
Well, first thing first: cleanse your crystals!
Cleansing should always be done with new crystals.
New crystals carry their journey with them, and depending on where they have been and
whom they have been near, they could have some bad vibes programmed into them.
Healing crystals can absorb negative energy, so you should also cleanse your crystals after
using them for healing.
How to Cleanse Your Crystals The easiest way to cleanse your crystals is
to put them in a bag with clear quartz or orange carnelian.
Clear quartz and orange carnelian have cleansing properties that will automatically clear negative
energy from your other crystals.
Another way to cleanse your crystals is to hold them under clean running water for a
couple of minutes.
I try to do this while I am most relaxed during the day, so I don�t mar the cleansing with
stress or negative vibes.
After you hold them under water for a few minutes, place them in the sun for a few hours.
If there is no sunlight at the time, place them down and envision a bright white light
surrounding and being absorbed by the crystals.
Ta da!
Your crystals are now cleansed!
Now that you�ve cleansed your crystals, you should dedicate them.
How to Dedicate Your Crystals This can be done directly after your crystals
are cleansed.
Hold your crystals in your hands.
Envision bright light surrounding them.
While focusing on the light and the crystals, tell them (with your words and your heart)
that they will only be used for the highest good, that they will only be used positively,
and your intention are of the highest helpful nature.
Basically tell your crystals that they will only be used for good.
If you want, you can leave them in the sun or in the moonlight to help energize them.
After you have dedicated your crystals, they will need to be activated and attuned to your
unique frequency.
How to Activate Your Crystals This procedure takes focus and visualization,
so I like to do this when I am in a calm, relaxed, meditative state.
Hold your crystals in your hand.
Shut your eyes and focus all of your attention on the crystals.
Surround them with a bright, white light.
Ask your crystals to become attuned to your unique frequency, then ask them to activate
as healing crystals in your current and future endeavors.
Finally, ask the highest powers to bless your crystals and affirm they will only be used
positively to benefit you, humanity, and the Earth.
Your crystals are now ready for whatever you have in mind!
Be sure to keep them in a cloth bag, preferably with clear quartz or orange carnelian.
If your crystals are not tumbled, you may want to keep them in separate cloth bags to
prevent damaging them.
Have fun out there with
your crystals, friends!
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Is it him ?
Is that the first son of Odin ? Heimdall
Your eyes ! Oh! They see everything. They see
You leading us to hell.
I've had a vision. A whirlpool that sucks
In on all hope of life and at its center is
That. It's a weapon to destroy. It's power has no
equal. you overestimate the power of these
creatures.
I need your help
We face an enemy that is invisible even
to me
what use A Guardian such as I?
You still don't trust me brother ! Do you?
You're ready. The time has come for you to take the
throne.
I am looking for my father. ...... Allow me to help you
Someone's been playing an intricate game and has
made pawns of us. We are all dead can you not see? Wake UP (THOR)!
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Shoot!
You stupid! Use Kairouseki bullets!
Shoot with Kairouseki bullets!
W-What was that?
What's going on?!
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Beware of FALSE Visions and Afterlife Experiences - Duration: 2:13.
I want to read to you what Jesus said in Matthew chapter 24 starting in verse 23; "Then if
anyone says to you, "Look, here is the Christ!" or "There!"
DO NOT BELIEVE IT.
For false christs and false prophets will rise and show great signs and wonders to deceive,
if possible even the elect.
See, I have told you beforehand."
Many people have had visions and experiences with the afterlife, near death experiences
and visions of the afterlife, out of body experiences and all SORTS of things.
We should beware that NOT ALL VISIONS AND NOT ALL EXPERIENCES ARE TRUE.
In fact, the devil can give someone a FALSE vision of the afterlife.
There are MANY such testimonies that are false on youtube and MANY people have FALSE experiences.
The reason is because THEY DO NOT KNOW JESUS.
Jesus gives people visions, but so does satan.
There are many demons that give people visions and they deceive people into thinking different
things about the afterlife.
I WARN YOU not to be persuaded by these FALSE VISIONS.
The way you KNOW if a vision is true or false IS BY KNOWING JESUS.
So the question is; "DO YOU REALLY KNOW JESUS?
Have you actually had an experience with Him where you have met Him?
Or do you just have experiences with the afterlife?
Because if you haven't met Jesus, and you just accept your experience, IT MAY BE FALSE,
it may be of a DEMON.
DO you REALLY know Jesus?
Because if you don't know Him you WILL be deceived.
I hope that you come to know JESUS because otherwise the devil may just deceive you and
take you to hell.
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That's my new guitar [sorry i messed up here XD]
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Saviour [Jason Todd] - Duration: 1:36.
My name is Jason Todd.
Bruce: Jason?
Jason: I want you dead!
Jason: Hello?
Jason: Is someone there?!
Alfred: You loved him, he knows that.
Alfred: It should be enough.
Joker: Who do you hate?
Jason: Batman.
Bruce: It's not.
Jason: You just left me to die!
Jason: C'mon, old man!
Jason: I'm not your sidekick anymore!
Jason: I grew up!
Bruce: Jason, I can help you!
Officer: He was broken...crying..?
Jason: There's no helping me!
Jason: Batman...
Jason: ..where are you?
Jason: This is the best day of my life!
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Moisture Matters: Saccharin vs Sucralose - Duration: 1:43.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today, we'll be testing zero calorie sweeteners!
Which do you think has more moisture – saccharin (sweet n low) or sucrose (Splenda)?
Let's find out.
Saccharin, which most people associate with Sweet'N Low, and sucralose, which most people
associated with Splenda, are common in restaurants, hotels and coffee shops around
the world.
Testing the moisture content of these artificial sweeteners is an essential part of the quality
control process.
Doing so helps ensure that the final product meets quality standards so that each package
- whether an individual packet or a large bag - contains the same, high quality product.
It also helps decrease clumping and caking during production and storage.
As you can see, the sucralose has almost twice the moisture content of the saccharin.
Sucralose is more soluble in water and
is more hygroscopic, which could account for the increased moisture content of the sucralose.
The individual paper packets used to package these artificial sweeteners do not
provide much of a barrier to external humidity.
Having a greater affinity for water, the sucralose may have absorbed more moisture from the ambient
air than the saccharin.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of saccharin and sucralose.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting or subscribing.
And remember: in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: Nylon Pellets vs. Nylon Pantyhose - Duration: 2:11.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing nylon!
Which do you think has more moisture – nylon pellets or nylon pantyhose?
Let's find out.
Nylon, like other plastics, is used to manufacture products, one of which just happens
to share its name.
Nylons, are made from hair-thin strands of nylon thread.
That thread is made by melting nylon pellets and sending the melted substance through an
extruder.
It is important to test both nylon pellets and nylon thread for moisture content.
A specific level of moisture is needed to maintain the strength of the material throughout
its life cycle as it changes from pellet to pantyhose.
Too little moisture can clog the extruder and hold up the production process, while
too much moisture can cause excess runniness, splay and drool.
It is obvious from our tests that the nylon pantyhose has a higher moisture content than
either the wet or the dry nylon pellets.
The panty hose came in at 2.0% moisture, 10 times more than the dry nylon pellets.
Even though they may be called nylons, not all nylons are made of just nylon.
Sometimes cotton and polyester threads are added to help improve elasticity and comfort
in the final product.
This pair in particular contained polyester, which could be why the moisture content of
the pantyhose was higher than the dry nylon pellets.
Also, the mesh-like material of the pantyhose can trap moisture within the weave of the
fabric, causing the moisture content to be higher.
Thank you for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of nylon and nylon pantyhose.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
And remember: in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: Polycarbonate - Duration: 2:38.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing polycarbonate!
Which do you think has more moisture – a green water bottle, a pair of clear safety
glasses or blue polycarbonate pellets?
Let's find out.
From water bottles to safety glasses, souvenir shot glasses to office supplies, polycarbonate
products are all around us - and moisture testing is necessary to create all of them.
Before a pair of safety glasses becomes a pair of safety glasses, it's a bunch of
tiny plastic pellets.
The pellets get melted down, additives and colorants get added, and then the melted substance
heads off to be molded or extruded.
But before it can even get melted, the pellets themselves have to be tested for their moisture
content.
Too much moisture in the pellets can cause runniness and splay, making the end product
come out with streaks or other blemishes.
Too little moisture can cause clogging and production delays, so those lovely glasses
may not make it out of production at all.
Too little moisture can also cause the final product to be brittle.
So, you see, moisture really is essential to the production of polycarbonate products.
At 0.13% moisture, the green water bottle has about 60% more moisture than the clear
safety glasses, which came it at approximately 0.08%.
This is most likely due to the addition of a green colorant to the water bottle.
The blue pellets came in at 0.16% moisture, making it the wettest of any of the polycarbonate
samples tested today.
The higher moisture content can be explained by the fact that it's not really 100% polycarbonate,
and it has a colorant added, and it wasn't dried before testing.
Colorant, whether added by a color ball or by attaching it to another type of plastic
and adding it to the polycarbonate pellet mixture, can dramatically increase the moisture
content of a plastic.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of polycarbonate.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
And remember, in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: Iodized Salt vs. Pink Himalayan Rock Salt - Duration: 2:06.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing salt!
Which do you think has more moisture - regular, iodized table salt or pink Himalayan rock
salt?
Let's find out.
Testing for moisture in salt is essential.
We've all experienced the magic of the unpourable salt shaker, where too much humidity causes
the salt to clump.
The salt production industry faces the same problem.
Too much moisture causes excess clumping, which can slow down production.
Clumping during storage can slow down the packaging and distribution processes even
further and cause clumpy salt to be sent out to retailers.
Sure, we as end users can add rice to our salt shakers and absorb excess moisture, but
salt producers can't.
Instead, they must monitor the moisture content of their salt throughout the production process.
With our test completed, you can see that the pink Himalayan rock salt has approximately
50 times more moisture than the iodized salt.
This difference can be attributed to a number of things including differences in processing
and storage; the iodized salt is more processed than the pink rock salt we tested and could
contain anti-caking agents, which help avoid clumping.
Also, pink Himalayan salt can contain up to 3% polyhalite, a hydrated sulfate, which
could account for some of the excess moisture present in the pink rock salt sample.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of iodized salt and pink Himalayan rock salt.
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Performing the daily sensor test on a Vapor Pro or VPXL - Duration: 3:27.
To perform the System Calibration on your new VPXL, you will need the following:
1.0 microliter microcaps, a pair of tweezers, a small supply of purified or deionized water,
and sample bottles, caps and septa.
All of these items can be purchased through Arizona Instrument.
See the description below for more details.
To begin, select the test that you wish to perform and allow the instrument to reach
the necessary temperature.
Begin by tipping the tube of 1.0 microliter microcaps upside down and shaking gently until
a single capillary comes out.
Shake it out over the cap of the bottle you will use for the test to make it
easier to pick up in the next step.
Gently pick up the capillary with your tweezers and just barely dip one of its ends into the
water.
Tilting the microcap slightly can help the water fill the capillary and can help you see
the water level as it is being filled.
If you are unable to see the water level, try filling over a black background.
If you are still unable to see whether or not the tube is filled, simply hold the end
of the capillary in the water for 10 to 15 seconds to ensure that it is filled.
Remove the end of the capillary from the water and wipe any excess water that remains on
the sides of the tube with your fingers or a Kimwipe.
Be careful to avoid touching the ends of the tube as this can cause some of the water to
escape.
Gently place the capillary into your sample bottle.
It is best to do this horizontally rather than vertically to avoid dropping the capillary
and allowing some of the water to escape.
Put the cap on the bottle and, if the microcap is not centered, gently shake the bottle until
it is in place.
Place the sample bottle on the transport with the cap side toward the instrument.
Hit the TEST button in the middle bottom of the touchscreen and follow the onscreen instructions.
Testing times range from 3 to 7 minutes for each 1.0 microliter microcap.
Once you have 3 test results that are within 50 μg of each other and fall within the range
of 950 μg to 1050 μg, you can perform statistical analysis on the results.
Follow the on-screen prompts to perform the analysis.
If the standard deviation is less than 50 and the coefficient of variation is less than
5, the instrument does not need to be recalibrated.
If your results do not fall within those requirements, you will need to perform a system calibration.
Simply select the test results you wish to use to perform the calibration and hit calibrate.
We recommend that you perform statistical analysis using at least three test results
once a week and perform a 1.0 microliter test once each day that you plan on using the instrument.
This helps verify that the instrument is functioning properly.
If your results are more than 10% out, contact customer service for assistance.
For more help regarding filling the capillary tubes to perform a system calibration or RH
sensor verification test or for answers to any other questions, visit us online or contact
us via the links in the description below.
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Moisture Matters: Olive Oil vs Sesame Oil - Duration: 1:53.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing food oils!
Which do you think has more moisture – olive oil or sesame oil?
Let's find out.
Monitoring the moisture content of food oils is essential.
Too much moisture decreases its ability to deep fry other things and can lead to excessive
popping of the oil during the frying process.
This is especially true for frying oils such as peanut, soy, canola and vegetable
oil,
but is just as important for other oils like olive and sesame.
These, along with other oils, are ingredients in many pre-packaged foods and food products.
Monitoring the moisture content of the oils helps ensure a consistent product and helps
food producers create food products that meet industry quality standards.
As you can see, the sesame oil and olive oil have relatively the same moisture content.
They are both extracted and processed in similar ways and are even packaged similarly - usually
in green-tinted glass or plastic bottles.
This serves to protect the oils from external light and air penetration, which can both
negatively affect shelf life.
Thank you for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of olive and sesame oil.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
And remember: in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: New vs Used Motor Oil - Duration: 2:03.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing motor oil!
Which do you think has more moisture – new or used motor oil?
If you're in the industry you probably already know, but let's find out anyway.
Moisture contamination in lubricating oils is no joking matter.
Even a small amount can cause devastation if left unchecked.
With so many sources of potential moisture contamination, it is hard to completely prevent.
Testing the moisture content of new motor oil helps ensure product quality and consistency,
while testing used motor oil helps maintain and extend the useful life of your equipment.
It can also help to discover, correct and prevent moisture contamination problems before
they cause costly or irreparable damage.
As you can see, the used motor oil has approximately twice the moisture content
of the new motor oil.
Used oil is expected to contain a higher level of moisture than new oil since moisture contamination
can be caused by so many different things, like improper storage or packaging, condensation
either during storage or while the oil is in use, or even something as simple as exposure
ambient humidity.
New oil may contain some level of water even if it is sealed in its packaging.
Testing new oils before they go into your machinery or equipment gives you a base level
of moisture that you can compare to the used oil tests so that you know exactly how much
moisture has been gained and help plan for routine maintenance.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of new and used motor oils.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
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Moisture Matters: Oregano vs Black Pepper - Duration: 2:02.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing spices!
Which do you think has more moisture - oregano or ground black pepper?
Let's find out.
Monitoring the moisture content of oregano and black pepper helps ensure that the final
product consistently meets quality standards and has a long shelf life.
Excess moisture during processing can cause delays in production and increase product
spoilage.
To combat this, manufacturers must routinely test their products' moisture content to
make sure that it is within their quality guidelines.
Certain types of packaging can also help increase shelf life by preventing moisture contamination.
As you can see, the pepper has has approximately 2% more moisture than the oregano.
This could be because the black pepper it harder to dry out.
By that we mean that there is a skin of sorts from the peppercorn fruit that allows for
more moisture to be trapped within the pepper when it is initially dried as a whole peppercorn.
Even when ground, black pepper is much harder than oregano leaves, so it makes sense that
more moisture could be trapped within the pores of the ground pepper.
Oregano leaves, on the other hand, are less dense and are not shielded during the drying
process, so the moisture is able to be removed more easily.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of oregano and ground black pepper.
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Moisture Matters: Lyophilized and Freeze Dried Products - Duration: 1:43.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing lyophilized pharmaceuticals and freeze dried camping food!
Which do you think has more moisture – a lyophilized pharmaceutical product or freeze
dried shrimp scampi?
Let's find out.
Lyophilized materials are extremely susceptible to gaining moisture.
Even the rubber stoppers or other closures used to seal a sample bottle can cause moisture
contamination.
Pharmaceuticals with too much or too little moisture can run into problems with tableting,
shelf life and API effectiveness, which is why it is necessary to monitor and control
the moisture content of lyophilized pharmaceuticals.
Too much moisture in freeze dried camping and astronaut food can decrease shelf life
and cause problems throughout the production process by negatively affecting consistency
and quality of the products being produced.
As you can see, the pharmaceutical product has about 5 times the moisture content of
the shrimp scampi.
This is most likely because the two products tested are dried to different moisture specifications.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of lyophilized pharmaceutical samples and freeze dried shrimp scampi.
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Moisture Matters: KitKats vs Snickers - Duration: 1:47.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing candy bars!
Which do you think has more moisture – KitKats or Snickers?
Let's find out.
While it may not be entirely necessary to test the moisture content a whole candy bar,
it is extremely useful to know the moisture content of the separate ingredients whether
they are nougat, caramel, chocolate, peanuts, or even a wafer or batter of some sort.
It can also help with testing different packaging designs since certain types of packaging work
differently to prevent excess moisture and even air from coming into contact with the
product within.
As you can see, the KitKat had almost 50% more moisture than the Snickers.
It could be that the additional ingredients in a Snickers bar help have a lower moisture
content than the ingredients in a KitKat.
Or, it could be because the stuff between the wafers in a KitKat is actually crushed
up KitKats, so the final KitKat is essentially a KitKat within a KitKat within a KitKat.
It's KitKat-ception!
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of KitKats and Snickers.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
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How to Juggle Three Balls | Other Waving Patterns | Phil's Juggling Skills | KickFire Hydras - Duration: 2:52.
Welcome to Phil's Juggling Skills.
Today I'm going to teach you a little bit different pattern you can do where you
are waving around one of the ball's and two are just going.
This one you need to go this not looping version.
OK.
Not looping, they're just going up and down which hand I don't really care I am right
handed when I do this trick.
So, I'm going to put them in this hand and this hand I'm going to follow the outside
ball but, I'm not going to throw it, I'm just going to wave it around.
You ready?
Alright. Up.
Uugggg.
Let's try it again. Ready? Here we are.
Down, Up.
See that?
And you're basically just waving it around in sync with the ball on the outside.
Now you can do that.
Man Phil.
Phil's juggling skills doesn't even, you just drop balls.
It's just the way it goes.
You're a juggler, you drop the balls.
Starting again, we're going to do this.
I'm going to go up, back, down, up, cross, back, down, up, cross, back, down, up, cross,
back, down, up, cross, back, down.
I'm just going to go up and down or across.
If you have any questions or problems learning how to juggle, please comment.
I'm glad to help you.
Comment below and I will respond.
Until next time it's Phil's Juggling Skills.
Out.
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How to Juggle Three Balls | One Under the Arm | Phil's Juggling Skills | KickFire Hydras - Duration: 3:01.
Alright everybody, welcome to Phil's Juggling Skills.
Today I'm going to teach you One Under The Arm.
One Under The Arm.
You may want to practice this just with one ball because that's an easier way to get
it going.
So, you're going to toss it under and under like that.
Just practice it with one until you get the motion about right.
You're going to bring your arm inside and down just a little bit, toss it up, so it
lands right back in your palm.
Under, palm.
Under, palm.
And then to get your pattern watch the white and black because that's the one we're
going to be doing it with.
Here we go.
I'm going to be start with the right hand.
Under bring it back.
Alright.
Under bring it back.
You can also do it with the left hand.
You can also do it where you are throwing the white and black one under the arm every
throw. Ready?
Yea, that's what I'm talking about.
Ok, If you have any questions post them in the comments.
I'm glad to help.
Phil's Juggling Skills.
Out.
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Happy Birthday America - Duration: 7:17.
I don't understand... there's no sun!
Hey it's Mikey Dunn!
And today is July 4th.
Happy Independence Day~.
So... quick update because I haven't vlogged in like forever.
I'm in New York City, as you can obviously tell.
And I'm here for a week catsitting in the Upper West Side.
But right now I'm actually in Midtown because Kristen and Candace are also in the city,
and we're gonna go get food.
So I just have to meet them up at the place.
Look at this food!
Look at this food.
LOOK AT THIS FOOD!
Oh my God.
But it's so good that it's not there anymore.
Well, the good news is that I got the same exact thing as Candace did, so this is before...
and after.
And this really giant beer.
Which looks way bigger in real life.
Why didn't you get the same soup as I did?
Why didn't you get spicy soup?
Was there a choice?
They didn't say anything about spicy soup...
So I got to introduce Kristen and Candace to TonyMoly.
And Kristen put on the mango sunblock, and it smells wonderful.
And Candace is applying my panda eye stick stuff which is kinda like chapstick for your eyes.
Not really.
It kinda cools your eyes down.
Candace how was it?
Can you feel the cooling sensation?
Well it's like toothpaste for your eyes.
Toothpaste for your eyes everyone.
Kristen!
You gotta try it too.
Yeah!
You have to.
Panda's Dream~!
Pandas dream about this in their eyes?
Oh, this is weird already.
It's very cool.
It's a cool sensation!
It's like a what?
It's like tiger balm!
The Chinese viewers know: the tiger balm.
I'm like I don't know what that is.
You put it on your skin and it makes you smell like Vaseline and it helps.
How was it?
It's like a little blue bottle that has a little tiger on the cap.
Isn't this like the same thing as Vicks?
For your eyes!
Pretty much!
But, with a cute panda~.
Wait, does it smell like anything — I don't remember.
It does smell like something.
So cool Eye Stick.
Look at this.
Candace and I got ice cream sandwiches on the High Line.
Candace, which sandwich did you get?
Snickerdoodle and cinnamon ice cream!
Snickerdoodle and cinsfkdnlsdag...! [laughs] I can't talk!
And I got chocolate chip walnut cookie with vanilla ice cream.
And we're on the High Line.
Here's Kristen.
Kristen did NOT get a cookie.
But she's being very patriotic.
And yes.
I haven't been to the High Line in a couple years I think.
And they extended it since I've been here.
Did I vlog it?
No. But I snapped it~!
Wow it is not windy here at all.
When we were by the Hudson River part of the High Line, it was like super windy and we
were twirling and waving our flags.
SPREAD THE 'MERICA.
The question is: Is it a Smart Car made of tires?
Or a Smart Car covered in tires?
I think it's covered if I had to guess.
It's full of asphalt and dirt!
Beep beep~!
Sooooo... the reason why I was painting was because the dude was like — he looked at
my flag and he was like "Yo I didn't find any flags!"
And I was like "Yo!
Here you go!"
And he's like "OH!
AWESOME!"
And he then he put it on top of his structure thing.
And then he was like...
"Do you want to paint?"
I'm like "HELL YEAH!" and that was it.
And what did you paint?
I painted a bee, but I started out...
I started out painting the bee first and the flower but then because like I had to like
work around the bee, the colors started to like mesh together.
And it looked really bad.
And then the bee's legs merged together and oh my God.
Into a massive leg!
Yeah.
And I was like "Well...
I'm sorry Mikey and Candace for making you guys wait."
While I paint a shitty bee.
Alright.
Here you go.
I don't understand... there's no sun!
So we're continuing through the Chelsea Market part of the High Line.
Candace oh my God look there's more ice cream sandwiches!
Okay, we shall pass!
But I'm like, hungry.
But there's no like food.
Kristen and I are hungry.
No... it has to be like dinner food.
And also it's getting kind of dark, so the fireworks are OH MY GOD — the fireworks
are starting.
Um.
The fireworks are gonna start soon BUT this is the Hudson, and the Macy's fireworks are
on the East River.
So we gotta get to the east side of the island somehow.
We're lost.
We're lost.
Oooooh look there's WATER.
I actually have never seen this part!
Of the High Line.
I thought you saw this part already!
No, I started here at Chelsea and walked up!
There's water!
There's like Mickey graffiti on the Coach billboard.
How interesting.
And there's also like a guy down there.
I'm scared.
So...
Happy Birthday, America.
It's pouring rain and definitely no fireworks.
And we're soaked.
Happy America.
4th of July 2016.
Wow my pants are so wet.
You just peed yourself, Mikey.
Huh? No~.
Desgusteng!
Is your flag still stiff?
It didn't even get any softer from the rain.
That's AMERICA.
Stay strong.
Stay stiff.
But... we're cold and wet and we're supposed to go get ramen to make us feel better.
I hope we're on the right train.
Happy Birthday, America.
So... we ended up at Tabata Ramen.
Because it's pouring rain outside.
And we cold, so we need some hot nourishment.
So Happy 4th, y'all.
And look!
I got Fuji Apple Sake, and Kristen got Lychee Sake.
And how is it?
What's it taste like?
LYCHEE.
Like lychee syrup.
Yeah.
And mine just tastes like apple.
Pretty much.
This is delicious but I'm feeling it already.
Can you FEEL it Kristen?
Can you FEEL it Mr. Krabs?
Alright, and Candace is smart and is actually eating so I should eat too.
I'm Mikey Dunn.
Until next time...
I am done...
Someone end the vlog...!
End it with your hand!
Like THAT.
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Saviour [Jason Todd] - Duration: 1:36.My name is Jason Todd.
Bruce: Jason?
Jason: I want you dead!
Jason: Hello?
Jason: Is someone there?!
Alfred: You loved him, he knows that.
Alfred: It should be enough.
Joker: Who do you hate?
Jason: Batman.
Bruce: It's not.
Jason: You just left me to die!
Jason: C'mon, old man!
Jason: I'm not your sidekick anymore!
Jason: I grew up!
Bruce: Jason, I can help you!
Officer: He was broken...crying..?
Jason: There's no helping me!
Jason: Batman...
Jason: ..where are you?
Jason: This is the best day of my life!
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How to Juggle Three Balls | Big Loops Round 2 | Phil's Juggling Skills | KickFire Hydras - Duration: 2:14.
Hey, welcome to Phil's Juggling Skills.
Today I'm going to teach you how to do a quick loop around those same two balls.
You ready?
You've learned how to do this.
Right? In my other video.
You learned how to do this.
And you learned how to do this. Right?
So, you've been doing this.
Well, one of the fun tricks, it's kinda an optical illusion that people really like
is if you move in small circles around each of the balls.
Now, it's going to work so that when you come up you're going to circle around as
it comes down the next one's going to come up and you're going to circle around that one.
Let me show you and demonstrate.
And we'll slow this down because, why not. We can.
It's the the 21st century.
Right?
So, first we are going to get into this.
Just to get a good groove.
And we're going to go do a little loop around every ball that comes up.
You notice it doesn't have to be in the same plane.
Mine happens to be in the same plane.
But, it doesn't have to be.
So, there's not really a secret except to get the rhythm right.
And that is a quick loop around the two.
If you have questions about this or any of the other juggling videos on our channel please
leave a comment.
I'm glad to help.
In the meantime, Phil's Juggling Skills, Out.
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How to Juggle Three Balls | Big Loops Round 1 | Phil's Juggling Skills | KickFire Hydras - Duration: 2:14.
Hey, Welcome to Phil's Juggling Skills.
Today I'm going to teach you how to do a false loop around a two ball juggle.
There's a couple of steps involved in this.
So first, in one hand, probably your right hand if you're right handed and your left
if your left.
You're going to need to learn how to do a two ball shuffle just like this.
They need to go in a tight circle.
So you are going to give it a little bit, the secret to this is giving that the ball
a little flick so it comes back.
Just with your fingers.
So, it's the same kinda scooping motion as you normally do.
But, just give it a little bit of flick with your fingers and it will come back.
So, you're going to learn that first.
Two around.
And then you're going to take this one in your other hand and you're going to pick
one of the balls that you're going to follow and you're basically going to follow it around
on top of the circle.
Are you ready?
Like this.
And you're basically just moving it through the pattern.
You're not letting it go.
It looks good if you hold it on the top like I am right now.
But, you're basically just following and pulling it through the pattern.
You can bring it out and leave it out here.
Or bring it back.
And start it again.
And that is how you do one through the pattern.
If you have any problems learning this trick please post it to the comments.
I'd be glad to help you out.
In the meantime, Phil's Juggling Skills, Out.
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3FT MEATBALL SANDWICH CHALLENGE IN CHICAGO!! - Duration: 9:57.
Hey everybody this is Randy Santel
Atlas with Atlas & Zeus promotions and
proud owner of foodchallenges.com! Very
very excited tonight I am finally back
in Chicago, Illinois I love it here!
We're getting ready tomorrow we leave to
kick off our 2016 European Summer Tour
and cannot wait!
Tonight it's time to do the meatball
challenge at Fontano's in Chicago
Illinois in the west loop or Little
Italy I'm taking on their meatball
challenge which is basically a
three-foot meatball sandwich it's got 17
about a quarter pound meatballs along
with 17 slices of provolone cheese and
then this 3-foot fun that they have made
custom for this challenge I've got one
hour to finish if I lose I'll have to pay
twenty-eight dollars but if I win I'll
get the meal free I will get a fifty
dollar gift certificate to return and
use later and also be one of the few
elite people on Wall of Fame so let's
get this challenge started!
Going for win number 387 total and
we do not want to leave for Europe
starting with the loss so let's get this
thing down the record is just over 12
minutes that's ridiculous so I don't
know if we'll beat that but I've got an
hour so let's finish one two three
but alright going to get some of the
four columns of meatballs down then
we'll go from there!
Six and a half minutes in done with
three fourths of the meatballs we've got
four left for about a pound but they are
awesome!
The sauce is really helping them go down
there very flavorful but let's get them
down then we'll do the bread and the
cheese.
11 and a half minutes in up and
playing with my food with all those
meatballs settle but feeling a lot better
I've got this 3-foot of bread down and
the records about to past and that's
ridiculous they did it that fast but
we're just going for the win
so from what I've heard the ends are the
hardest to eat so we'll get those and then
we'll move on to the middle.
I'm going to stand my knees hurt!
Been a couple weeks since I did a challenge the
person backs always part 24 minutes 15
seconds then we got about a foot left.
52 minutes and 14 seconds
Definitely not the record it was 40
minutes more than the record but in a
while since I did a challenge in my
first one back is always the toughest and
I'm doing some frickin big challenges in
Chicago but thank you to Fontano's
in Chicago in little Italy or the west loop
I'm with Neil the owner they have multiple
locations around Chicago for with it I'm
going to get the $28 three-foot massive
sandwich for free i'm going to get one
of the sweet t-shirt thats hanging up
there haven't picked my color but also
be on the wall of fame
awesome awesome challenge I had about
seven or eight people mention this
challenge to me!
Awesome food if you're around Chicago
area be sure to check it out
Fontanos!
but win number 387 thank you guys for
coming to watch!
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We started Fortis Fitness & YOGALUX because we noticed that people weren't getting their
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People had different memberships for Yoga, Barre, Cycling, Boot Camps, Personal Training.
They were driving all over town, spending a ton of money, but not getting anything that
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and incorporate that into everything that we offer here.
My favorite part of Fortis Fitness and YOGALUX is getting to interact with our community!
I love hearing all of the positive feedback we get, I love seeing everybody happy and
smiling after class, and I also love seeing all the little kiddos come in and out of KidFit
Childcare and having a great time.
One thing that really sets us apart here at Fortis & YOGALUX is that we offer KidFit Childcare;
it provides peace of mind to our members where they know that their kids are well taken care
of and they can really get that hour to themselves to get their workout in.
I really love the KidFit here at Fortis & YOGALUX because of all the convenient times that they
have that match the classes.
I really love all the girls that are here that watch the kids, they make me feel really
comfortable every time I drop the kids off.
It is very nice to be able to come out of my class and pick up my kids and just go.
The times are very convenient!
So I come here early in the morning for classes before work, and I love the fact that there's
a really nice shower.
I can relax and I don't have to worry about packing shower gel and shampoo, it's available
for me and I can get ready in comfort.
So the benefits of Boot Camp is much like a Personal Training session.
We can come here, touch weights, do different types of cardiovascular training, but it's
a little bit more available in a group setting.
Boot Camp at Fortis & YOGALUX is probably one of my favorites.
It's very challenging, it's very motivating, and every week is different.
All of the trainers make it extra challenging for each individual.
It's different every week, you never have the same workouts and that's where you see
changes your body, that's where I've seen changes in my body.
Our goal is for all of the work you put in here, to apply it to your everyday life.
Whether that is to live pain free, to surf better, run faster, jump higher, have more
energy, feel confident, or even sleep better.
I enjoy teaching at Fortis & YOGALUX because the members are fantastic, it's a beautiful
space, and every time I come to teach I get to teach something new and be creative.
We have a lot of freedom to bring our creativity to the plate.
Some of the benefits of yoga are improved sleep, flexibility, and core strength.
It's a great compliment to add to your current fitness regimen to help you prevent injury,
and overall mind-body connection.
When you come take a class at Fortis & YOGALUX you can expect to feel invited, there's something
for everybody.
The great thing about the classes is that we have all different levels, whether you
want a heated class or non-heated class.
There's a great variety of teachers so you'll find different teaching styles and overall
it's just a great experience for everyone.
Barre at Fortis & YOGALUX is ballet inspired movement fitness classes that take some dance
style moves mixed with Pilates and Yoga to tone and sculpt without doing a whole lot
of jumping around.
It's really meant for any fitness level.
You see results really quickly that way.
Yoga Sculpt is really a fusion of traditional yoga poses and postures combined with strength
exercises and moves.
It's high-energy, fast-paced, it is a lot of fun, and it's just an overall great workout.
I love the studio and love Fortis for its teachers, for the flexibility, and for all
the schedule has to offer.
Some days I feel like Yoga I come in and do Yoga, some days I feel like Agility Barre,
or I feel like Sculpt.
I just love the variety, I never get bored here!
The Cycling classes here at Fortis & YOGALUX are top-notch!
45 minutes of intense ride built-in by amazing music and amazing instructors.
I love that there's a lunchtime class so I can come during work.
The classes are really fast paced intensity to get my workout in the middle of the day
and then head right back to work.
I'm usually really refreshed afterwards, I got my workout done, and I can go about
my day.
Fortis & YOGALUX is different from everywhere else because you're so much more than a fingerprint
when you come here.
Our staff will know your name when you walk through the door and we're going to give you
the most personalized experience we possibly can.
We want this to be the best hour of your day!
We want you to look forward to coming here every single day, and not just for the great
workout that you know you're going to get, but because you're going to see your friends
that you've developed lasting relationships with here through our tremendous community.
So if you're ready to take the next step in your health and wellness journey,
come see us today!
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