"So you want to play ROUGH, do ya?"
"Ah, yes; quite a bunch of us, isn't it?"
"What are YOU lookin' at?"
"Good time to RUN, coward!"
"Hi, ma."
"Let's get 'em, boys!"
"Here, have some BOMBS!"
"What?"
"You...you wanna fight me? You wanna FIGHT?!"
"C'mon! ...WOOO!"
"C'MON! COME AT ME BRO! C'MON!"
"I hate him..."
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V for Vendetta V's Introductory Monologue - Duration: 2:03.
I can assure you I mean you no harm.
Who are you?
Who? Who is but the form following the function of what,
and what I am is a man in a mask.
I can see that.
Of course you can.
I'm not questioning your power of observation.
I'm really remarking about the paradox
of asking a masked man who he is.
Oh, right.
But on this most auspicious of night commit me then,
in lieu of the more commonplace sobriquet,
to suggest the character of this dramatic persona.
And Voilá! In view a humble vodevillian veteran,
cast vicariously as both victim and villain,
by the vicissitudes of fate.
This visage, no mere veneer of vanity,
Is a vestige of the vox populi,
now victim vanished.
However, this valorous visitation
of a byegon vexation stands vivified
and has vowed to vanquish this venal
and virulent and vermin vanguarding
vice and vouchsafing
he violently vicious
and voracious
violation of volition!
The only verdict is vengeance
a vendetta held as a votive
not in vein
for the value and veracity
of such shall one day vindicate
the vigilant and the virtuous
Verily, this vichyssoise
of verbiage veers most verbose
so let me simply add
that it's my very good honour to meet you
and you may call me V.
Are you like a crazy person?
I am quite sure they will say so
But to whom might I ask am I speaking?
I'm Evey
Evey, E-V.
Of course you are
What does that mean?
It means that I like God
do not play with dice
and do not believe in coincidence.
Are you heard?
Yeah, I'm fine, next to you.
Oh I really played my part
but tell me
Do you enjoy music giving?
I suppose
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Darth Maul vs Obi-Wan: Their OTHER Duel on Tatooine - Star Wars Canon vs Legends - Duration: 3:20.
Today I will be discussing spoilers from the Star Wars Rebels episode Twin Suns.
If you haven't seen it yet, you've been warned.
That story featured the final duel between Maul and Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Obi-Wan himself refers to their nearly thirty year old rivalry as an old wound, which is
fitting because their face off on Tatooine is a story that's been told before in a
comic called Old Wounds.
So today I'm going to compare what happened in both versions of the story.
Technically, Old Wounds isn't even part of the Legends canon.
It was created for a comic called Star Wars Visionaries, which was a collection of short
stories written and illustrated by Star Wars concept artists.
So these stories were all just written for fun.
But Old Wounds actually did inspire the Star Wars canon.
Darth Maul's robotic design was first created for the comic, and it was reused for a while
when he was brought back to The Clone Wars.
This version takes place about three years after Revenge of the Sith.
In this timeline, Maul was never shown to be alive until this point, so he has been
hunting Kenobi since before the Clone Wars began.
During his hunt, he was able to learn of the son of Anakin Skywalker, and attacked the
Lars homestead to lure Obi-Wan out of hiding.
His plan works, they fight, and the Jedi fairly easily gets the upper hand.
We gets the chance to kill Maul once and for all, but hesitates.
Maul is then shot in the head by Owen, who then tells Obi-Wan to leave and never return,
fearing the Jedi will only place Luke in more danger.
In Star Wars Rebels, the showdown between Maul and Kenobi takes place about seventeen
years after Revenge of the Sith instead of three.
Maul still has to lure Obi-Wan out of hiding, this time using Ezra instead of Luke.
However, it's still a threat on Luke's life that pushes Obi-Wan into fighting.
And this time there is zero hesitation when it comes to ending Maul's life to protect
him.
The fight itself in Rebels if you haven't seen it is incredibly fast.
Three hits and it's over.
Compare that to the comic where the fight lasts four pages.
Of course it's kind of hard to gauge any length of time, but even so it's much more
drawn out, flashy, and violent.
Maul loses an arm, they throw each other around.
Considering the timeline of the comic, it makes sense that they might be a little more
acrobatic.
The biggest difference between the two stories is how subdued the two characters are in Rebels.
In Old Wounds they both seem to be full of hate and rage.
Maul's death is sudden, harsh, and violent.
In Rebels, they have had much more history, and Maul's death is almost peaceful.
They treat each other like friends in his final moments.
In my opinion the story told in Rebels was a more effective and fitting end for Maul.
But it's interesting to see how an elseworld comic from 2005 can influence future content.
From Maul's design in The Clone Wars to some of the similar aspects of his final confrontation
with Obi-Wan on Tatooine.
Which version of the story do you prefer?
Old Wounds or Twin Suns?
Let me know in the comments!
If you haven't already please like this video, subscribe to the channel, follow me
on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and consider checking out my Patreon page.
As always, thanks for watching and may the Force be with you!
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How Much Sleep Do You REALLY Need? - Duration: 3:13.
Hey there and welcome to Life Noggin.
What if you only slept a couple of hours every night?
Is sleep really that important to your health and well being?
Let's find out together… and then maybe take a well-earned nap.
Well, it looks like some people might only really need a few hours of sleep.
Called "short sleepers" or the "sleepless elite", these individuals might make up
about 1% of our society and are the early birds and night owls of the world, only needing
a few hours a night with the sandman.
Maybe even just 1!
However, some scientists disagree on if these individuals are still at their best health
at only a few hours of sleep a night, and even if they are and this is true, keep in
mind they're only a very small percent of the population.
Most of us need quite a few more hours of sleep a night then that.
But just how much?
The National Sleep Foundation recommends that adults get between 7-9 hours of sleep and
teenagers get around 8-10 hours of shuteye.
This amount increases the younger a person is, with newborn babies needing 14-17 hours
of sleep for optimal health.
And for all my teenage friends who find it hard to stay awake in class, the sleep experts
at the National Sleep Foundation have your back.
They say your biological internal clocks help keep you awake later in the evening, making
it so that you want to stay asleep during those early morning classes.
Phew!
I thought it was just me.
It seems like getting the right amount of sleep is important to staying healthy for
most people.
With a study that looked at older adults, researchers found that sleeping less than
6 hours or more than 10 a night was associated with a higher likelihood of healthcare use.
Shorter sleep durations were linked with greater odds of emergency department visits and longer
sleep durations linked up with greater odds of overnight hospital stay.
Maybe the saying should be the right amount of sleep a day can keep the doctor away!
Good, I'm not a big fan of apples.
Disrupting your sleep seems to have negative consequences on your health as well.
Based on current studies, sleep disruption has been reported to increase the risk of
incident dementia.
One such study examined 737 older adults and found that greater amounts of sleep fragmentation
was associated with an increase in cognitive decline.
Sleeping less also seems to have a correlation with Alzheimer's disease, which is the most
common form of dementia.
In a 2017 review article published by the Oxford University Press, it's been hypothesized
that human's natural selection for shorter sleep cycles has compromised the efficacy
of the physiological mechanisms that protect against Alzheimer's disease during sleep.
They believe this because humans sleep less than other primates, but have a much higher
prevalence of Alzheimer's disease pathology.
This article was very recent, but further research to shed more light on this could
potentially go a long way with protecting people from Alzheimer's disease!
So what have you found to be the best amount of sleep for you?
Any tips on how to catch a few more Z's?
Let me know down in the comments below!
Make sure you come back every Monday for a brand new video.
As always, I'm Blocko and this has been Life Noggin.
Don't forget to keep on thinking!
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An Elephant and Four Blind Men - Duration: 2:49.
Hey everyone, Mike Sherbakov here, founder of The Greatness Foundation.
And I'm so excited to be partner here with Fitlife and doing Mindset Monday.
And so the lesson today is all about perspective.
And I'll share an interesting story with you
and it's the story of four blind men and an elephant.
And the story goes like this...
that the first blind man is feeling the ear of an elephant.
And he says, you know what, "an elephant is just like a palm leaf".
And then the second blind man is feeling the leg of the elephant.
And he's feeling and it says, "an elephant is just like a tree trunk".
And then the next blind man is feeling the end of the elephant's tail, you know.
And he says, "an elephant is just like the end of a broom."
And the interesting thing is all of these men are absolutely right.
And their perspective is a 100% true because that is their experience.
But what they may or may not realize is their perspective is just one perspective of many.
And oftentimes, their perspective is part of a much bigger picture.
So here's how we now apply it in our lives is,
you may be encountering something that you find challenging or difficult,
or something that you see as frustrating.
And this is the way that you're looking at it.
This, through this lens.
Now, what if you look at that exact same thing just like the blind man we're looking at the elephant,
and chose to just step one foot over to the side and look at it from a little different perspective.
If you're looking at it from the lens of, "this is challenging, frustrating and hard",
Now you move over a little bit and you're looking at it as,
"this is an opportunity for me to grow".
"This is something that I can learn from."
This is exciting, it's an adventure for me."
Notice how the event or the circumstance or whatever it is that you're dealing with,
did not change the elephant, for the blind men did not change,
but the way that they're looking at it did.
So this is what I'm going to invite you to do
is notice the lens through which you're looking through.
And understand that it is your perception, your perspective, that shapes your reality.
In fact, Wayne Dyer even says that the way you see the world is the way the world responds to you.
So I will ask you and challenge you with this today is,
how are you choosing to see the world?
I hope you found that helpful and something you can actually put into practice.
And make a challenge to look through the lens of gratitude, compassion, and love,
instead of a lens of, "this is challenging, hard, or frustrating".
Get on, Mike Sherbakov, Founder of The Greatness Foundation.
So grateful to be part of Fitlife.
And remember we're in this together.
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Growin' Up Book Tag [CC] - Duration: 10:09.
Hey everyone, my name is Kylie and this
is Miss Kyle Reads and today I am
actually going to be doing a tag video
that I was for once tagged in! Emily over
at Possibly Literate is fantastic and
she created this book tag called the
Growing Up Book Tag where she
categorizes her reading experiences by
her grades in school or what level she
is in her education. I just think that
it's so cool because it is so fitting. So
I'm finally going to be participating in
this book tag so let's just jump on into
the questions. The first question is
preschool: admit it, you're just in it for
the pictures and you have no shame in
that. What is your favorite illustrated
book? And my favorite illustrated book is
one that I read last year and that is
Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians
because I don't read a lot of books with
illustrations in them. I mean we could
count Way of Kings because that has some
illustrations sprinkled in there but
this one is just so cool because these
new releases have illustrations down in
the corner and this is just such a fun
story and the illustrations go along with
it so well. I just love it. The next
question is kindergarten and that means
naptime. What is a book that puts you to
sleep? And please don't oh my. Please
don't listen to my dogs that are fighting in
the background. No, we're not doing this.
Can you still hear that? Kindergarten
means naptime. What is a book that puts
you to sleep? And this is an old one from
last year I started to read it last
January I think or December, gosh that
was a long time ago. But it is the
Dwarves by Markus Heitz and I'm not sure
if this is because this was originally
written in German, I believe, and it was
translated into English but something
about the way the story was told. I was
enjoying the story a lot but it was just
told in a very blunt manner, I guess and
I just couldn't get into it. So I still
have my bookmark in here, page 359 but I was
just was never able to finish it because
it literally put me to sleep when I was
trying to read it, which is sad because I
really wanted to love this because I've
never read anything with dwarves
in it since the Lord of the Rings and the
Hobbit so I really wanted to love this
one but I just didn't. The next level of
education is elementary school or
primary school and in elementary it's
all about jungle time and gossiping on
the playground about who's talking to
who and who shared whose pencil and those
are all just fun things to do. So what's
a book that is just plain fun? And for
this one I went with the Lies of Locke
Lamora by Scott Lynch which does have
its gory moments but I just had so much
fun reading this because Locke and Jean,
their relationship, both of their
characters are just so awesome and so
fun to read about. Plus the schemes that
they pull off in this book and the
overarching scheme that is happening in
this book, I just love it, a lot. I had so
much fun reading this, rereading it. I'm
going to reread it a third time before
Thorn of Emberlain comes out and I
just can't wait. I can't wait because
this is so much fun, a fun fantasy series.
It is gory at times and brutal but my
goodness, I just like have so much fun
reading about Locke's humor and his wit and
his schemes and his brain, I just love it all.
Middle school. We have now come to
the awkward and embarrassing years of
most everybody's life I believe. Tell me
one person that enjoyed how they looked
or what they were into in middle school
and I will applaud them because, my
goodness, middle school is such a weird time.
What is a book or a series that you are
embarrassed to be a huge fan of? And I
have two answers for this. The first one
is like my Booktube answer and the other
one is like my real life answer and I am
ashamed of it because it is Harry Potter.
Hear me out because a lot of people in
my life do not love Harry Potter. A
select few love Harry Potter on the
level that I love Harry Potter and some
of my friends call me the "Harry Potter
friend" or the "Harry Potter girl" because
I would literally tattoo it on my body
in several different places; Harry Potter
tattoos.
I know it's not crazy because a lot of
people have Harry Potter tattoos but in
real life I am like embarrassed to admit
that I'm such a huge Harry Potter fan
but like with another Harry Potter fan,
we bond over it, do you know what I'm
saying? It's just so weird. It's like I'm
living two separate lives. Oh man but if
anybody wants to play Harry Potter
Trivial Pursuit, I will kick your butt I
promise you that. My Booktube answer is
Vampire Academy and I read this before I
started Booktube, like before I even
started to watch Booktube. It was before
the first movie came out. Both of my
sisters had read it, the whole series
and so I downloaded it on ebook and I
read all six books before the first
movie came out because I like binge
read it in like a week, the whole series,
oh my. And I had lots of qualms about
book four and oh my. Me and my sisters
were all fangirling about it and then we
all watched the movie together. That was a
lot of fun because we got to enjoy it
all together but now I kind of know that
it's not the best thing that's ever been
written and I don't know. It's just it's
like Twilight for a lot of people. Like I
feel like that's the kne jerk, knee-jerk
reaction is to say Twilight. But it is
the Vampire Academy. Yeah. High school. You
have the jocks, the nerds, the cheerleaders
all these stereotypes and yes I was a
cheerleader. I was the girl on the
cheerleading and the dance teams and oh
my, I have not gotten out of that
stereotype because I still fit very
strongly in that category. People are
always more than they seem. So the
question for high school is what is a
character that you thought was a
stereotype but turned out to be more
than that? That's kind of the question:
who was a character that you initially
wrote off as a stereotype but you grew
to love? And my answer for this is
Vivenna from Warbreaker and Vivenna is
the sister who is very dutiful and she
is preparing all of her life to
sacrifice herself for her kingdom and
marry the god-king, the evil god king.
And oh my gosh. At the beginning, I
thought she was so dull and I just
didn't like her whatsoever. I loved
Siri so much more than I
loved Vivenna but then at the end,
Vivenna has changed so much in this story
and so has Siri, like this stand alone
has be like the biggest character
development of all the characters that
I've ever seen. Like every single
character develops immensely in this
story and I just love it a lot. And I
Vivenna a lot, so I initially wrote
her off but no, I really like her. Maverick! Please
excuse my dog knocking over my tripod,
it's a little frustrating. On to college.
This is where I left home for the first
time like ever and you do a lot of
growing up at college. You are on your
own path in life now and you do a lot of
growing up. So the question for college
is what character has the best
coming-of-age story? What is my favorite
coming-of-age story? And I had to go with
Tavi from the Codex Alera, the first
book being Furies of Calderon. This
series Tavi starts out in this book
being 15 years old and at the end of the
last book, the end of the sixth book
Tavi is like 26 or 30ish. What better
coming-of-age story than to follow a
character from 15 years old to becoming
this awesome, badass adult. Tavi lives in
this world where everybody has a fury,
which is an elemental manifestation and
Tavi doesn't have one of those which
everybody else does. So he has to use his
ingenuity and his wit and it is just so
great. I love Tavi, seriously love him.
We have now gotten to adulthood with
taxes, property taxes, it's March everyone!
Retirement accounts, car payments,
mortgages, insurance. Am I depressing
anyone yet? All of this depressing stuff
but you still feel like the world has
hope in it. What is a book that is pretty
depressing but there is still a sense of
optimism and hope to it? For this I went
with a Song of Ice and Fire, which starts
with a Game of Thrones and this is the
fantastic illustrated edition, I
love it. Anyways, Game of Thrones this world,
if you have read the series you know how
bleak and dismal this world is. You have
such a feeling of dread reading this
entire book series because you know that
these chunkers so much bad stuff is
going to happen and oh my gosh, this
world. Like I cannot think of a more
bleak and dismal place I would never
want to live besides Westeros. Our
characters we follow in here give us
a sense of optimism because we know that
the Starks are going to pull through in
the end. At least I hope so. Let's all be
honest because they could all die and
who would know. I don't know if we'll ever get
the end but I really hope that it comes
to a sort of satisfying conclusion. I
know it's not going to be a typical
happy ending for a fantasy book because
that's not how George RR Martin does
things but my goodness, I still have so
much hope because there are so many
hopeful things that can happen.
Dragons. Alright everyone, I hope you
enjoyed this Growin' Up Book Tag. Thank
you Emily for tagging me, that was super
exciting to see. I'm not going to tag
anyone because I'm not sure who all
Emily tagged and who all has done it and
stuff so I'm just going to leave it out
there for anybody to do if they want
to because that's what I normally do.
Give this video a big thumbs up if you
enjoyed it and comment down below. Until
next time, goodbye!
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Lucy Clay Mammoth Machine Demo and Review - Duration: 21:22.
Hi guys, it's Cindy Lietz, your Polymer Clay Tutor.
In today's PcT Product Demo, I'm gonna demo a review, the brand new Lucy Clay Machine, Mammoth.
Now, this is a very exciting tool that I'm gonna be showing you today.
It's completely different than anything else we've ever had in the Polymer Clay Industry
for rolling out sheets of clay.
And there's so much different about this machine that it's gonna take me a little bit to go
over it all.
So stay right to the end and I will show you the pros and cons of having a machine like this.
Now, first of all, this is a machine that was designed by Jiri Strunc.
He is an engineer and his daughter, Lucy, is a very talented polymer clay artist in
the Czech Republic.
And he wanted to make her better tools for the polymer clay... for working with polymer clay.
And this is one of them.
I've also shown you in the previous videos the Lucy Clay Slicer, and the Extruder, and
a bunch of their cool products.
Now, this particular machine is called The Mammoth M12.
Now this is the biggest machine that they have, this one in particular also has the
Lucy Clay Slicer attached to the side of it which makes it really really cool.
Now what's different about this machine than any other machine.
One of the first things is that the range and thicknesses that it can roll in the clay.
The way the gaps in the rollers are set up, you can roll as thick as sheet as 10 mm, I
mean 12 mm thick or as thin as paper.
So that's a huge range in thicknesses of sheets that you can roll with this particular machine.
Just to put it into perspective, my Atlas Machine, I'll show you the difference in size here.
In fact, The Mammoth could eat my Atlas for lunch.
It is so much bigger than any other machine.
They do have a model called The Elephant which is a little bit smaller and a little bit wider (skinnier),
but it still is way bigger than any of the other Pasta Machines out there.
As far as thicknesses and stuff go as far you can roll them.
Like I said, the 12 mm is actually 48 playing cards thick which is just short of a full
deck of cards.
And my Atlas Machine at the thickest setting could only do 8 playing cards thick.
So that's the difference in the range of thicknesses of sheets of clay.
One of the things, I mean there's a bunch of different things that Jiri did to this
machine to improve on it on what we have in the market.
Some of the issues that we have is the handle falling off, the clamp needing to be on the
side of the machine so that had to be clamped to the side of the table, the rollers leaving
black streaks, gears clunking together and leaving line marks, scraper blades that you
couldn't remove and so they will get dirty.
This machine has fixed all of those problems. As completely...
Like they say in all of their marketing, they say it's completely revolutionary... revolutionizes
the way Pasta Machines are being used for polymer clay, because it's completely different.
First of all, the sizes, I mean for this particular Mammoth is... you need a bigger space for
it so this is... this machine here is not going to be for every single person.
You need a larger space.
This also works better if it's a little bit lower because of the size of it, you don't
wanna be working up near your face.
It's nice if the table that you're working on is lower than your average work table.
And the roller width is a lot wider.
This particular roller width on The Mammoth is 10 inches wide, a typical Pasta Machine
is more like 6.
On The Elephant which like I said...
I'll show you a little picture of what The Elephant size difference is here.
It's a little bit shorter and a little bit skinnier, and a little bit lower but they
have the E12 which means the 12 mm gap in the rollers is The Elephant with the larger
gap and the E6 is The Elephant size that has the gap that is only 6 mm wide, which is still
a lot wider than what most Pasta Machines have.
Let's see what else I can tell you about this.
Other than the roller gaps, there is...
On The Elephant, the machine is... the rollers are 7, almost 8 inches wide so it's a little
bit smaller and still very usable.
The rollers are non-stick which means that the clay isn't gonna stick to them, the gap
space can go...
Like i said, it's huge right down to small and I'll show you how to use those in a second.
It's... the gearing system, they don't use regular gears on this machine.
They use a cam system and so if you listen, you can't hear anything.
There are no gears clunking together.
So you will never get those roller lines that happen.
I've done a video on it before explaining how the roller lines happen on your Pasta Machine.
It's because gears are clunking together and jerking the clay through.
That can't happen in this machine because of the gears' system.
To me, that's probably one of the most exciting parts of it.
It's also super strong so the way this is geared is it's one to two, so for every turn
of the handle, you get two turns of the rollers which means that it will pull your clay through
really super easily.
And I have a little bit of a shoulder problem and I don't find using this machine hard at all.
There are some things about it that are a little bit different, the way it's set up,
you don't have the typical thickness thing where you pull it out and click it from one
to the next.
It has this big dial here that moves the gears, I mean the rollers closer together.
This is a little hard for Doug to see but if you turn this dial, you might be able to
see that the rollers come closer together.
And because of this wide wide width, if you were to shove some clay in from one side here,
you may push the rollers out of alignment a little bit so what they've got set up here
is these little knobs.
So, let me just put it at the largest setting first and show you.
Now you can take a full pack of fresh clay, you've never been able to do this before.
Usually, what you have to do is you have to take slices off of it and run it through your
other machine and it takes a while to condition a block of clay.
Well here, you can actually take a fresh block of clay, and at the thickest setting, just
run the whole thing through.
Then you would bring it down to a size smaller so what I was talking about with these knobs,
what you do is turn this dial this way, make the gap a little bit smaller, and then to
support the rollers from the back side, you tighten this up just until you can feel them touching.
When you get the machine, you will know what that is.
You don't wanna crank down 'cause you'll push the rollers out of alignment.
But then now I can just do a smaller size and you see it just goes through quietly and easily.
And you just keep going down to whatever size you want.
So you just adjust those to support it and keep going down smaller and smaller.
And you could see this whole block is just easily running through.
Now, I'll go down a whole bunch here and I'll show you the scrapers and all the stuff that's
so easy about it.
You can just remove them and clean them right off but we'll go through and see how that's
like, no effort.
Oh another thing, I'll show you in a sec.
Look at that, so easy, and it scrapes it off beautifully.
The other thing is like I said...
mentioned about the regular Pasta Machines have a clamp that you have to clamp it to
the side.
This machine is set up completely different.
You can set it anywhere you like on your table and it actually has magnets on the bottom here.
And you can attach them to your table with these little things I'll show you here.
I have it set up a little differently which I'll say in a sec.
Now what you would normally do is you'd take this double stick foam tape that he puts in
the case there and these metal plates.
You would stick them down to your table so I will stick them down with metal plate with
the foam tape, set my machine right where the magnets are, right on top of that and
they'll stick to the table.
And then you can lift if off your table or move it if you need the space, 'cause this
do take a lot of space or if you wanna clean up underneath them and that kind of thing.
But what I've done instead is I have a commercial grade cookie sheet that I put down.
And it has... it's not a super strong, I don't know what type of metal it's made of, but
it's not strictly steel.
So it's not super strong on there but it's got enough of a magnet, it magnetizes to it
enough that it sticks quite nicely.
It also catches any crumbles that might fall from underneath so that works beautifully
for me but you could also stick it to those magnets if you wanted to do it that way.
Alright, so let's go just a little bit thinner with this and I'll show you something else.
Now, when you get down to the really small sizes, there is a chance that it could start rippling.
I don't know if it will...
I don't know if I got it at this size yet.
No, not really.
So it's coming through beautifully still but if you try to go too small, the paper thin,
what can happen is it can grab a little bit in the scrapers.
So, what you would do, this is as thin as I would go.
This is probably about 2...
1 1/2 playing cards thick.
It's showing on here as being around 1 mm.
There's little guides here which Doug can't see there but you would see when you get your machine.
But what you can do is take these thin sheets and run them through.
You can also buy these plastic sheets that they sell.
And you can run them through the machine at just paper paper thin settings.
So I just take these plastic sheets, I like to stick the clay to the shiny side so let
me just lay this down here.
You don't need much clay 'cause it's gonna stretch it out really really thin.
The reason why you might wanna use a sheet that thin is I've done a little piece of translucent
clay here, super thin, and you can just make it so thin and lay it over top of special
techniques that you wanna protect and have very translucent look.
There's some very cool things you can do with super thin clay.
But here, I've got it at a very fine setting, around 1 mm, I've got my sheets here and
I'm just gonna run it through.
I like to flop it open once it started running.
And you can start running this through the machine
and get this super super thin sheets. That.
So that's a very cool thing that you can do, and if it gets some clay stuck in it or you've
been using it for quite a while, the way you remove the scrapers.
And I don't know if Doug can see.
Can you see these little knobs down here?
You can't.
Underneath are some little knobs here and there's some on this side here.
And this is where you remove the knobs.
You just unscrew it, and this will remove the scrapers just like that.
So there's a little bit of clay there and then you just wipe it off with a baby wipe.
Get that right off of there and look at how easy it is to clean your Pasta Machine.
That's another thing that's always been hard.
In the past, we've had to take apart machines, sometimes the machine would never go back together.
And now, you can just add them like that.
I'm in a very awkward spot here.
You just tighten them back on, and then you're ready to go. Like that.
Actually, I should've showed you those scrapers.
They're completely unique, these ones are 3D Printed Scrapers, this is the one thing
I would still like to see them improve a little bit, because there is still clay that will
grab a little bit.
I'd love to see these made out of nylon instead of the 3D printed but they're amazing and
they're designed to sit perfectly on the roller so that they're really flush and go in perfectly
and easily.
So that's very cool.
And then you can see on the end here, just a sec, I'm just going to...
This is awkward from this angle.
And it just takes a few seconds to attach these back up.
So that is really cool.
Now, what else do I need to make sure to tell you about?
Oh, another cool thing that you can do with these machines, though I didn't really see
the need for it because I like...
I have no problems just using the crank.
One thing that you can do is it also comes with a little adapter.
I'll turn it this way here.
And you can remove this handle and where's the adapter. Here.
You can remove the handle, put on this adapter and use your power drill as a motor.
So you can just hook up your power drill like that.
I won't do it 'cause it's gonna take me a few minutes to set that up.
And besides, I think the battery's dying on there.
But you can use the power drill to run your machine.
He's talking about getting machines...
I mean, motors that you can attach.
But currently, this is the system that you can use if you want a powered machine.
Now, lastly, I will talk about the slicer.
A lot of you have seen the slicer before.
Many of you have the slicer, the slicer is used for slicing polymer clay canes.
I've got a cane, actually, my little Zinia Cane in there.
And it's nice that they've got this design so that it will actually attach right on the
end of The Mammoth so that you can not have to have two big tools on your desk.
They can all attach together and the way this slicer works is there's a little protective
magnet here and you can...
There's a dial on the inside.
You may not be able to see my hands in here.
But I'm going to just move the tray forward a little bit and then take a little slice.
You can get paper thin slices, perfectly-sliced cane slices.
So this machine will do that beautifully.
From what I hear, Jiri's got an adapter kit so if you already own the slicer, you can
attach it to The Mammoth.
I believe The Mammoth is the only size that you can add the slicer to.
I don't think you can add it to The Elephant but you'll have to look that up to be sure
about that.
What else can I tell you?
It's really quite an amazing machine.
It's completely different than the other machines.
Like I said, it's easy to clean.
So I'll just give you the pros and cons now then, I guess.
The pros are that it's super easy to clean, there's no gears so it's easy to turn, there's
no line issues, the rollers are non-stick so you have no black streaking.
They're really wide rollers so you can get large amounts of clay in.
The gaps that you can get, the different sizes are unlimited between 12 mm. all the way down
to a half a millimeter like paper thin, which is amazing.
It's silent, it's super strong, I don't think you can break this machine though I wouldn't
bother trying.
It's too expensive for that.
What are the other pluses?
The scrapers are super easy to take off and put back on so that is beautiful.
The cons that I would say would be the pricing is quite high, most people, unless you're
a professional artist or one of those people that must have the best of everything,
then it might be out of the price range for you.
The Mammoth is currently at $520 without the slicer.
The slicers are in the $200 range so I don't know if there's gonna be a break for it being
added or if you'd buy that separately.
I'm not totally sure how he's gonna handle that.
The smaller... Elephant, with the smaller gap, the E6, is down to I believe it's $390 so there is...
And then the other Elephant, the mid-range one is like with the larger gap, I believe
is four something.
So they're fairly expensive, but they're durable, they're beautiful.
There's nothing like them on the market and what would be the other con?
The other con I guess is this little fiddley thing, having to adjust the support for the
rollers, is kind of a pain but once you get used to it, it's easy to work with.
Also, if you have it at a larger size, you're only just doing minor adjustments just to
support it.
And you're mostly working in the smaller amounts anyways from most of your techniques.
You're not gonna need it at that super thick setting unless you are conditioning clay straight
from the block.
And you can see that, we went straight from a large block to a paper thin piece of clay
in a few seconds without any kind of hassle at all.
So I hope you are really impressed with this machine, it's now available.
Up until now, he had just a few of them out there and now he's got lots of them available.
You can find out more about them at www.lucyclaystore.com and he has a store for the US as well as an
International Store.
So you can pick them up and have one of these beautiful pieces in your studio.
Alright, so I hope you enjoyed that.
If you did, do let us know if you like this video.
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MYTH & ROID - The first ending 💎 [ENG SUB] - Duration: 4:26.
- Subbed by Kiranime -
Still in the mood for a melody
Even so, the morning sun tells to me,
That when I cast away my youth,
It will be without warning.
I cannot fly away, I want to cry today
My wishes are so far away...
but I will try real hard, maybe I can be tough
And learn the meaning of taking a step forward.
Floating feathers in the spring,
I feel the soothing breeze
I hear it, "don't stay"
When I close my eyes, I can feel it at my back:
I am ready to get ready
For my longest journey
Far away, far away
I slowly proceed.
Still in the juvenile memories
There's a laughing voice that rings out even now.
In this moment I give a short goodbye,
To even those gentle days.
As the autumn sky,
The scenery surrounds me keep changing
And, day by day
Even those close to me.
Yes, I won't lose it, believing
What I've grew in my mind
The new day is today
I won't lose my way for anything.
Forever I will be, whatever I can be
Not just one single person.
So I can fly anywhere, I mean it everywhere
I'll learn what it means to go along with someone else!
Floating feathers in the spring,
I feel the soothing breeze
I hear it, "don't stay"
When I close my eyes, I can feel it at my back:
I am ready to get ready
For my longest journey
Far away, far away
I slowly proceed.
Out of nowhere, the wind stops,
And my field of view simply expands.
Even so, my steps proceed
Surely this is the end of a beginning.
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Mr. Crorepati: A Tribute To Ramsay | Unique Stories From India - Duration: 1:51.
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Mr. Crorepati
You look very happy, eh?
Come on
Smile for me
Smile for me
Good
Salute me
Do it!
Salute me!
Yes, that's right!
Now show me some respect
Do it!
Fold your hands!
Good.
Now stay like that
I'll be right back
Didn't I tell you to keep your hands folded?
Come on!
Fold your hands!
Help!
Help!
Help me!
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Reggaeton SUMMER MIX 2017 Lo Mas Nuevo Maluma x CNCO x J Balvin x Luis Fonsi x Nicky Jam - Duration: 1:03:16.
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A Dr. Seuss classic gets the White House touch | 22 Minutes - Duration: 1:34.
Congratulations!
Today is your day.
Donald Trump is your leader and him you'll obey.
The liberals may shout.
Comedians may taunt.
But you can choose any reality you want.
With alternative facts, and Fox News by your side.
Anything you believe can be justified.
Like immigrants are scary, and Putin has a good heart.
And small hands are big hands, and Sean Spicer is smart.
And will America be great?
Oh yes, so tremendous!
And with great big walls and big guns to defend us.
pew pew pew pew pew.
And if you promise to never watch CNN.
And if you're female and at least an 8 out of a 10.
You're off to great places!
Today is your day!
Your future is waiting, or what's left of it anyway.
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BMaul Push 2 Performance Walkthrough - Duration: 5:07.
Hi, my name is Brian Mauleon,
I'm a singer/songwriter and I also make beats as BMaul
and I'm here to walk you through my Push performance.
In the beginning of the beat I'm using a sample and am currently in Simpler in 'one-shot' mode.
With this mode I have 2 options: Trigger and Gate.
With 'trigger', when I press the drum pad to play the sample,
it plays the sample all the way through.
And every time, it starts on the 1.
This is really useful if you're finger drumming, so if you want to play along to the sample
this makes it really interesting. So for example...
And what I did here, is for the beat I was working on for the Push performance
again there's 'trigger' that goes through the whole sample
but in my case I wanted to use 'gate' which gives you some more control.
So you have to hold down the pad for the sample to play through.
This made it possible to create a loop with a more chopped sound.
So when building the beat there was a vocal sample I really liked.
And I wanted to use the touch strip in order to pitch it up and down.
So what I did was...
press 'convert', highlighted the pad
and pressed 'midi track'
and it creates a new track for me.
So now, I can use the touch strip.
So when building this performance I relied on follow actions within clips
in order to get from one part of the song to another.
To demonstrate this, let me show you a quick drum beat
and lead line that I created here.
Let's say that I want to have a space to create a variation
that I can record during the performance.
I can set up a follow action to go to the next clip.
I want to create a new empty clip.
And then on the first clip, set up the follow action to go to the empty clip after 2 bars.
Then in the empty clip I can set the follow action to go back to the previous clip after 2 bars.
This gives you some room for improvisation.
Let's see how this works.
The way I use follow actions in my performance is for example:
In this scene there is just a hi-hat running
which I recorded to help transition to the next part of the beat.
But I'm also playing along with a kick, a boom and a clap.
However, all the other clips in the scene have follow actions.
The follow actions automatically start the next scene.
Ther next scene contains an empty clip on the synth track
so I can jump right in and record the lead line.
One thing I learned while making this beat is that while I'm in 'note' mode
I can hold down the 'session' button to preview 'session' mode.
This gives me a shortcut to triggering the next scene.
When I release the 'session' button it automatically returns to 'note' mode.
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Deported North Korean suspect may be an arms dealer: report - Duration: 1:56.
Here's the latest on the investigations into the murder of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's
half brother.
One of the deported suspects Ri Jong-chol..., might be an arms dealer.
Lee Ushin gets us up to speed with the developments.
The possibility's been raised that a North Korean suspect in the muder of Kim Jong-nam,
may also be an international arms dealer.
That's the suspect known as Ri Jong-chol.
Singapore-based The Straits Times reported that according to the United Nations Security
Council, a man with a similar name and age travelled to countries including Malaysia
over the past five years... as an operative of the Korea Mining Development Trading Corporation,
an agency known to sell weapons for Pyongyang.
The report added that the man was listed as chief of one of the agency's overseas offices.
Mayalsian Police have not responded to requests to confirm whether the two men are indeed
the same person.
The suspect Ri was deported from Malaysia earlier this month after the authorities accused
him of being involved in the killing of the North Korean leader's half-brother.
Kim Jong-nam was murdered at the Kuala Lumpar International Airport in Malaysia last month
with a deadly nerve agent VX.
So far two Southeast Asian women, an Indonesian and a Vietnamese, have been charged with the
murder.
On Sunday, Malaysian police said they're now after four more North Korean suspects on top
of the initial seven.
They've obtained an Interpol red alert notice for the four of them, who were at the airport
on the day of killing but left the country.
They're now believed to be back in Pyongyang.
Malaysian officials suppose the other three are now hiding in the North Korean embassy
in Kuala Lumpur.
North Korea's angry denunciations of the probe over the past several weeks have caused its
ties with Malaysia to strain to the breaking point.
Lee Unshin Arirang News.
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Graghanam official Teaser | Krishna | Chandran | Nandini | karunakaran | KS Sundaramurthy | Elan - Duration: 0:49.
Moon is a Beautiful painting
Sometimes it can be eclipsed
But the outcome is...
Outrageous
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TAEJIN IS REAL - Duration: 7:55.
I know that V looks like he might be better looking than me
but it`s an illusion
V is a little handsome. He`s really is handsome but
he probably thinks that Jin is just a little more handsome
Why do you treat him like that?
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Kpop challenge! How many kpop do you know? [hard version] - Duration: 11:11.
Please guess the kpop!
It's in English! It's not fair!
Should I say the name of the title?
Yeah! What's the name?
it's Hyuna & Jang Hyunseong
The name of the artist?
Sunny: Trouble!
Trouble maker?
Yes!
It's not fair. It's in English
Ah Kpop has English
You guy's (turn)
Girl's Generation!
It's all English
Seungri! X4
Yes Seungri that's correct
The name of the song?
You don't know this song?
It's old! I know. I just forgot
But this is really old
~ Seungri's dance ~
2009! Owww
New one!
What's this? Keep doing like this?
Red sky(붉은노을)!
Yeah! but who's the singer?
Bigbang....
Jo Yongpill..?
It's not GD..?
Taeyang..?
(We need to guess) the original singer!
The original singer of the 'Red sky(붉은노을)'
Lee moonsae?
Who was it again?
Lee Moonsae!
But I know this song!
I think I'm getting it
IU - Lost Child!(Mia 미아)
Did I sing well?
Yeah!Good!
After part is amazing (Very high)
HyoLin? (Wrong)
Rain - Want to escape.... the... sun...?
Want to escape the sun?
How to escape the sun?!
No
Excape the sun!
Escapting the sun!
I think I know this
I don't even know the lyrics
Shinhwa - Brandnew
Shinhwa was my oppas.....
This.... something about balloons!
TVXQ
TVXQ - Balloons! (Sorry about the spelling mistake T-T)
So, it was totally fair! Two versus one!
Totally fair, and she lost!
You sing Portuguese very well!
You sing Portuguese very well! Lara: Maybe I know Portuguese~!
Maybe I know Portuguese~
You just know "Oi"? (Hello)
Muito obrigada!
Do you know what "Muito obrigada" is?
It's Thank you very much!
You say exactly like a foreigner!
De nada! (You are welcome)
She's Brazilian~!
Please guys~ if you want to check Brazilian people, Kpop and drama if you like,
Or how it is like to live in Korea as a foreigner, please come to my channel!
Hey! I'm North Korean. So, my channel is talking about North Korean stories
So if you want to listen to North Koreans stories, please come to my channel!
See you next time! Bye~!
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Hydronephrosis - Causes, Symptoms and Treatment - Duration: 4:15.
Hydronephrosis is the swelling of a kidney due to a build-up of urine.
It happens when urine cannot drain out from the kidney to the bladder from a blockage
or obstruction.
Hydronephrosis can occur in one or both kidneys.
The main function of the urinary tract is to remove wastes and fluid from the body.
The urinary tract has four parts: the kidneys, the ureters, the bladder and urethra.
The urine is formed when the kidneys filter blood and remove excess waste materials and
fluid.
Urine collects into a part of the kidney called the renal pelvis.
From the renal pelvis, the urine travels down a narrow tube called the ureter into the bladder.
The bladder slowly fills up with urine, which empties from the body through another small
tube called the urethra.
Hydronephrosis occurs when there is either a blockage of the outflow of urine, or reverse
flow of urine already in the bladder (called reflux) that can cause the renal pelvis to
become enlarged.
What are the symptoms of hydronephrosis?
Here may or may not be direct symptoms of hydronephrosis depending upon the underlying
cause.
Individuals with acute hydronephrosis, for example symptoms from renal colic due to a
kidney stone begin with an acute onset of intense flank or back pain radiating to the
groin, associated with nausea, vomiting, and sweating.
Colicky pain comes and goes and its intensity may cause the person to writhe or roll around
or pace in pain.
There may be blood seen in the urine.
Chronic hydronephrosis develops over time and there may be no specific symptoms.
Tumors in the pelvis or bladder obstruction may develop silently and the person may have
symptoms of kidney failure.
These are often nonspecific and may include weakness, malaise, chest pain, shortness of
breath, leg swelling, nausea and vomiting.
If electrolyte abnormalities occur because the kidneys are unable to regulate sodium,
potassium, and calcium, there may be heart rhythm disturbances and muscle spasms.
What causes hydronephrosis?
There are many causes of hydronephrosis.
In adults, the conditions that most often cause hydronephrosis include:
Kidney stones—Salts and minerals that are present in urine can form small hard stones
that may become lodged in the kidneys or urinary tract.
Cancer—Tumors in the bladder, prostate gland, uterus or other organs that are part of or
near the urinary tract may cause blockages that disrupt the flow of urine.
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)—Enlargement of the prostate gland in men can cause pressure
on the urethra, the tube that urine passes through before it leaves the body.
Other possible causes of hydronephrosis include:
Blood clots in the kidney or ureter.
Narrowing or stricture of the urinary tract due to injury, infection, birth defects or
surgery.
Nerve or muscle problems that affect the kidneys or ureters.
Urinary retention due to an inability to empty the bladder.
Vesicoureteral reflux, when urine flows backward from the bladder to the kidneys.
Uterocele, when the lower part of the ureter may protrude into the bladder.
How is hydronephrosis treated?
The aim of treatment is to restore the flow of urine from the kidney and to decrease the
swelling and pressure caused by fluid build-up.
There are several approaches to treating the condition, depending on the underlying cause
of the problem.
You should discuss treatment options with your healthcare provider.
If the hydronephrosis is acute or sudden, a stent or soft tube (nephrostomy tube) may
be inserted into the kidney to drain off excess urine.
A soft plastic tube called a ureteral stent may be placed between the kidney and bladder
to drain excess fluids.
If hydronephrosis is caused by stones in the kidneys or ureters these must be treated with
shock wave lithotripsy, ureteroscopy or surgery.
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The North Korean leadership is brimming with pride over its latest rocket engine test...
claiming it's a technological breakthrough.
While most observers say Pyongyang is far from developing a deliverable long-range missile,
the speed at which the regime is developing ICBM tech has many in the U.S. deeply concerned.
Kim Hyun-bin shares with us the reactions to the hermit kingdom's bold announcement.
Following North Korea's new high-thrust rocket engine test on Sunday,... it's widely believed
the North has mastered many core technologies,... including rocket engine propulsion and missile
separation.
"North Korea appears to have tested one main and four sub-engines that are connected to
make a new rocket engine.
We believe North Korea has made some progress in terms of its engine capabilities."
However,... military experts believe Pyongyang has not yet secured the most complex step:
missile re-entry technology.
Such technology allows an ICBM to successfully reenter the earth's atmosphere with no damage
to the warhead.
An ICBM with a range of one thousand kilometers re-enters the atmosphere at a average speed
of 24 MACH -- or some 30-thousand kilometers an hour -- and the warhead has to endure temperatures
of more than seven thousand degrees Celsius.
While this hole in the North's technical ability buys the U.S. and its allies some time,...
experts agree the regime will eventually acquire the re-entry technology and have a deliverable
ICBM within five years.
Once the technology is mastered,... a North Korean ICBM could target the west coast of
the mainland United States.
U.S. officials have said that,... as Pyongyang gets closer to having a deliverable nuclear
weapon, Washington should be ready to take pre-emptive measures.
North Korea has conducted six ICBM tests since 1998,... accumulating a high degree of knowhow
and technology over the years.
Kim Hyun-bin, Arirang News.
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tonight
all friends sitting together
to have party
through there is no reason for drinking
already half of the carton is empty
we are now super high
bro
it`s already beyond the limits
your bro is full set
we didnt had reason to drink
still we are full set
we opned the bottle
Consumed it total
we cudnt enjoy
still we cudnt enjoy
now we are high
see the magic of alcohol
bro speed up the car
cops are behind
with friends am already into good morning
they didnt shared the joint
i given them warning
we cudnt enjoy
still we cudnt enjoy
we cudnt enjoy
still we cudnt enjoy
we cudnt enjoy
still we cudnt enjoy
saw that girl
she is beauiful like moon
together with her friends ,she loves to show off
she drinks whole night with her friends
this is how her business runs
everytime
tonight
all friends came together
to have party
there is no reason for drinking
half the bottles are already empty
already feeling super drunk
bro its been to much
your brother is full set
there is no reason for drinking
still am full set
opened new bottle
Consumed it total
cudnt enjoy
still we cudnt enjoy
no fun
still
we didnt enjoied it
still
no fun
no fun
tonight
all friends came together
to have fun
there is a reason for drinking ?
none
half of the carton is empty
already feeling super high
bro its be more than enough
your brother is full set
there is no reason for drinking
still we are completely high
opened new bottle
Consumed it total
cudnt enjoy
still we cudnt enjoy
fun
we cudnt have fun
fun
we cudnt have fun
fun
we cudnt have fun
fun
we cudnt have fun
come on kids
let me tell you
story of india
worship this land
this land belongs to bravehearts
no boby cares about our emotions
why they put ban on alcohol
there is no one to answer that
new government came to rule
still no one to listen our request
everyone is being hard on, those who drinks
i still remember those days of drinks
when beer use to cost 30
everyone use to cheer
and if we had mood, we even use to share
fish is the queen of water
water is her life
she gets scared if you touch her
she will fight if u push her away
every girl now a days
have same story
she talks about drinks to be cool
once she grab a chacne to get a drink
she try to stick there longer
to grab a chance for a weekend
she will do whatever it takes
cudnt have fun
still we cudnt have fun
cudnt have fun
still we cudnt have fun
cudnt have fun
still we cudnt have fun
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The Danish Mohammed Cartoon Controversy and Free Speech- Learn Liberty - Duration: 5:28.
- You are sort of at the epicenter of everything
that our current free speech battle is all about.
So I guess I'm going to give you an open, easy question to start:
how did you end up in the middle of
this battle?
- Well, you know, I didn't choose this fight.
It was imposed upon me 11 years ago, when I was the editor
responsible for the publication of the so-called
Danish Muhammad cartoons.
They didn't come out of the blue,
as some people sometimes think.
They were published as a response to an ongoing
conversation in Denmark and Western Europe about the
problem of self-censorship when it comes to treating Islam.
And back then I think I was pondering two questions.
Is self-censorship taking place when it comes to dealing
with Islam?
Do we make a difference between Islam and other religions
and ideologies?
Question number one.
And question number two, if there is self-censorship,
is that self-censorship based in reality?
Or is it just the consequence of a sick imagination,
not based in reality?
Is the fear real or is it fake?
So 11 years later, I think we can say for sure,
the answer to both questions is yes.
There is self-censorship and the self-censorship is based in
reality because people were killed in Paris.
I live with body guards 24/7 when I'm back home in Denmark.
So it is a real problem.
- Yeah, it's so interesting to me that 11 years ago,
2005, you were addressing the idea of self-censorship
because that's obviously different than what we have here
with the First Amendment where the government can't
censor us. Because my awakening over the last couple years
about this has been about the self-censorship part.
That we are doing it to ourselves.
So just to back up to the specifics of what happened,
you guys solicited cartoons from people, right?
- Yes, I did, yes.
- So tell me about that process.
- It started with a children's book.
A Danish writer was writing a book about the life
of the Prophet Muhammad.
In Denmark when you publish a children's book,
you need illustrations of the main character.
I suppose you do the same here.
- Same here!
That goes across borders, yeah.
- And it turned out that the writer had difficulties
finding an illustrator who wanted to take on the job.
And he went public saying, you know,
"I've written this book, but I had difficulties finding
"an illustrator because of fear."
And the guy who finally took on the job insisted on
anonymity, which is a form of self-censorship.
You do not want to appear under your real name because you
are afraid of what might happen to you.
And, in fact, this illustrator later acknowledged
that he insisted on anonymity because he was afraid.
And he made a reference to the fate of Theo van Gogh,
a Dutch filmmaker who was killed in 2004 because of a
documentary he did that was critical of Islam.
- Who then many people know the note to Ayann Hirsi Ali,
who I think is one of the greatest people on planet earth,
saying that they were coming after her next.
- And the second individual was Salman Rushdie,
who in 1989 was the object of a fatwa by
Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran and had to live in hiding
for many years.
So that was the context.
And some people were saying, "Oh this was just a media
"stunt by this children's writer to sell more books."
Other people were saying, "No, there is self-censorship."
And through the commissioning of those cartoons,
I wanted to put focus on this issue.
Is self-censorship taking place or is it not?
How do illustrators and cartoonists in Denmark
face this issue?
And I received 12 cartoons that were published
September 30, 2005 and I wrote a short text laying out
the rationale behind this journalistic project.
I don't think that it in any way transgressed what
we usually do.
As an editor and journalist, if you hear about a problem,
you want to find out if it's true or not.
And in this case, we asked people not to talk,
but to show.
Not to tell, but to show how they look at this issue
of self-censorship.
And I think only 3 out of 12 cartoons depicted
the Prophet Muhammad.
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MyWay Magdalena Langman - Duration: 1:49.
My name's Magdalena Langman.
I play the violin.
My entire life
revolves around music.
When I play the violin,
I can look at the world
from another perspective.
Jasha Heifetz
is my great idol.
He was a prodigy.
His great technique and beautiful sound
motivate me to
further search and work on myself.
I don't like monotony.
I like action in my life.
This is why I always set new goals
and try to achieve them.
I want to find the sound which will express
who I am.
Project Patron
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How To Rap: Learn To Freestyle & Battle, FAST - Duration: 6:01.
What's up everybody its Dono. In this
video I'm going to be talking about how
to get better at freestyling and rap
battling because it's a question I got.
So these are both really big topics and
it's it's going to be impossible for me
to get into all the details however in
this video I'll just cover some basic
high-level tips that should be able to
help you out to get better at these two
topics. So let's start off with
freestyling the first thing you need to
think about when freestyling is coming
up with ideas quickly off the top of
your head it's going to sound pretty
simple but the best way to do this
honestly is to just practice. If you want
to get better freestyling, freestyle all
the time. This will help build up the connections
in your mind and get you used to
thinking quickly on your feet.
The next thing you want to think about
to improve your freestyle skills is
being more prepared and when I say more
prepared
I mean develop a lot of the underlying
skills that you need to rap normally.
The reason this works is as you build up
these skills these connections become
more ingrained in your brain so you can
do it at a quicker rate. For example
if you want to build up you know your
rhyme base you can freestyle with more
rhymes. Write a lot of verses that are
sticking with the same scheme that way
those connections will be there when you
need to use them on the spot and you can
go more quickly.
The more rhymes that you know and the
more you practice them the quicker
they'll come to you.
Same thing goes for you know building up
your vocabulary, the same thing goes for
your delivery. There's a lot of
these underlying skills that if you
prepare outside of freestyling they will
come to you more naturally and more
quickly when you freestyle. The next
thing that you'll want to focus on to get
better freestyling is using different
association strategies and by that I
mean there's these different ideas that
you can use to kind of help you think of
ideas and continue
freestyling regardless of what
happens.
So let me give you a couple of examples
of association strategies that you can
use. You can do the same theme as the end
line, you can do the opposite of the end
line, you can look around it you know
objects that are around you and call
those out, or you can try to you know
make it a story as you go. So let me give
you an example if you ended a line by
saying something like acting
like a king and the strategy you're
using his opposite so you said
acting like a king the next word that
should come to mind is peasant because
that's an opposite of king. Or queen
because that's the opposite of King. So
you would say I'm the best at this
acting like a king you a peasant
I'm the one wearing all the Rings. You
know something like that and you can
just keep chaining these strategies
together to freestyle indefinitely.
Now as you start you probably only want to
tackle one of the time and really focus
on it but as you put them all together
you're able to just freestyle forever. So
those are a few ideas to really work on
your freestyling. The next thing we'll
move onto is how to get better at rap
battling. The number one thing that you
have to understand to win rap battles is
punchlines. Punchlines are how you make
an impact, that's how you win, everything
battling revolves around the punchline.
If you can't attack your opponent in
some way or come up with something
clever or insulting, you know if you can't do
that and you can't make the crowd
understand it and feel it then you will
never win a battle. So the number one
thing to do is to focus on understanding
punchlines. A really good way that you
can do this is to start watching battles.
When you watch other people battling, and
there's a ton of leagues out there it's
super easy to find, you can start
breaking down their punch lines as well
as the style that surrounds it.
You know some people are more funny
some are more serious, some are more complex
but basically at the core they're all
doing punchlines and the more that you
watch them you can see what pieces of
their style might fit for you and start
building your own battle style around
that. The other big component of getting
doing good at battling is your delivery.
Delivery is actually important because
once you have the punchline your
delivery can make the difference between
you know the crowd going like whoa and
everybody just sitting there like I
don't know what that meant right. So the
way that you pace things out just like
in comedy
it has to be right to make the most
impact. The other piece of it is you have
to come with some confidence and
some gusto with the way that you
present yourself, because if you come in
there and like *mumble* my bars you know
I mean like no one's gonna be able to
hear you,
you're not going to seem confident in
yourself. Even if your writing is good
you won't have enough stage presence to
win against an opponent. As you start out
battling those punchlines and that
deliver are going to be the most important
thing. As you master those then you can
kind of work on some of the smaller more
technical skills but those are the two
that you really need to win. I know that
i didn't cover these topics super
in-depth but they're both really big
topics with a lot of subtopics
that we could talk about. Hopefully those
are a few ideas that you can use to
start improving at those skills.
The other part of it is honestly if you
want to be good at freestyling or
battling you need to practice a lot.
You have to practice there's no way
around it. I can give you some exercises and
ideas on how to practice but ultimately
it's up to you to put in the actual
practice, get feedback, see what you need
to improve on.
Keep practicing, that's all I've got
for this video. As always feel free to
leave a comment or question down in the
box below.
Beyond that i've also got a course that
you can check out - 30 days I'll give you a
discount there's a link down below. On
top of that i've also got a website rap
better dot-com where there's some more
resources. Keep practicing and deuces.
Don't forget to subscribe so you can
stay up-to-date on the videos and if you
have any questions comments or topics
for me to cover leave them down in the
box below and I'll get to them as soon
as possible.
See you next time!
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Translation for JIRA Service Desk - Configuration Guide - Duration: 2:54.
In this video I'm going to show you how to translate the entire Customer Portal thanks to Translation for JIRA Service Desk add-on.
As you probably know, JIRA provides partial translation of the Customer Portal. Let's check how it looks like when we change the user's language.
As you can see, the translations provided by JIRA are not complete, and most of the fields remain untranslated.
This happens because every JIRA administrator can adjust the names of fields in the Customer Portal to match their specific needs.
Translation for JIRA Service Desk gives you the possibility to translate all request type names, groups, fields, helps and options.
After installation you need to define which languages will be available in the customer portal, then
go to the Translation configuration mode, click "Add new translation" and select the language.
On the screen you can see 2 fields, the content of which you need to provide: "Key" and "Value".
In the "Key" field you type the text which you want to translate, and then the "Value" field displays the translation of the text in target language.
You can also share all the translations among all your projects in JIRA
it's really useful when you need to use the same translations in multiple projects.
It is also possible to turn off all translations without deleting them; it may be helpful when you're still working on your translations or you temporarily don't need them.
In order to show you how to add translation I'm going to copy some keys from the Customer Portal and translate them into German.
As you can see, I've added some translation, let's change the language and see what happens.
Great, everything went smoothly and now we can enjoy the German Customer Portal.
Try this add-on for free by clicking the link in the description or contact Krzysztof Skoropada on his linkedIn.
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