Left, left, ....
a little left
pull up a little
pull up more, pull up a little more
left, left, yeah, ok left
leave it as it is.... don't do anything...
Pull up, pull up, a little, good ... great ...
Yes
Brakes....
Push down... feet... feet... right foot...
We have to work together.
If he wasn't on the ball , then I'd be in trouble.
Really in trouble
If we weren't working together, then we wouldn't have a chance
and sometimes I forgot to tell Libor altitude
and he doesn't have that information
he's got his dials and instruments.
It clear that communication is key
that it's necessary to allocate tasks.
Teamwork – without that it not possible
Not to panic if the change doesn't work as it should,
then discuss further, and try to work it out calmly.
I get it....
I personally really get it...
it's a great experience... I can only recommend it
as soon as you look at one thing
and you don't look at another and you don't communicate with your colleague,
then he doesn't have a chance.
I completely agree....I completely agree...
we have to help each other...
we really have to help each other
so it we want something to work out,
then we have to work together.
And last,
I'd like to add that we have to,
not only keep an eye on what's happening here,
but also in the airplane,
because that's where we have our clients.
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Filipino Street Food Tour - BALUT and KWEK KWEK at Quiapo Market, Manila, Philippines! - Duration: 22:57.
- Hey everyone, it's Mark Wiens.
I am hangin out with my buddy.
- Anton Diaz.
- This is Anton.
And we are in Manila,
in the heart of Manila in Quiapo,
and we came here to eat Filipino street food.
So we're gonna show you some of the most
iconic Filipino street foods,
right in Quiapo market.
(Filipino music)
Along with the Quiapo church,
which you can visit,
you can come here for a really interesting,
unique market in Manila.
There's lots of street food there.
It's like a flea market,
an open air flea market,
where you can buy all sorts of things
and even just walking around here
and just observing the cultures is very fascinating.
(announcement in foreign language)
So packed,
and there's so much going on
there's fruit,
there's a lot of fresh ingredients as well.
But then I'm also seeing a lot of dried fish,
a lot of street food snacks,
full of everything you can imagine,
and lots of street food tucked in every corner.
(children singing)
Oh look at all these dried fish.
(people shouting)
- Sotanghon? You want Sotangon?
- [Mark] Yes, please.
It's called Tanghon?
Sotanghon.
The first street food we're gonna try is,
they have a number of different
noodle-looking dishes,
and I think this one is Mung Bean noodles,
and I'm not sure what else,
but some spices,
and it's made into kind of a soupy dish.
(people talking)
What is the name of this dish?
- [Anton] Sotanghon.
- [Mark] Sontanghon.
- Soup. So it's a glass noodle with egg,
and then palabok,
one of the popular Filipino pansit.
- [Mark] We just got some front row seats
on some chef's table, yeah.
Okay.
There's an egg in here,
there's the Mung Bean noodles,
they're long beans,
there's shallots.
Oh and there's some bits of meat in here too Anton.
Oh it's hot! Mmm! Oh yeah.
It's a little bit salty and a little bit,
kind of like oily,
the broth is kind of oily,
but then those noodles,
they just kind of slide right down,
you barely need to chew them and they just slide.
I'm gonna dig into this egg.
Oh yeah, an egg makes everything better.
Oh yeah.
You cannot eat this fast because it's so hot.
Oh that yolk is on fire.
So now you can do some seasoning,
so I'm gonna squeeze in a calamansi,
give it a little bit of a citrusy-ness to it.
And then also,
this is like fish sauce.
Add in a little bit of fish sauce.
Sprinkle in some pepper.
(dishes clatter)
This is really a slurping,
oh, that almost slurped right out of my mouth,
this is really a dish you've gotta slurp.
Just been given some rice cakes,
and these are like,
I think they're steamed rice cakes.
Break a piece of this,
and they said that it should be eaten
along with the soup.
It's a little bit sweet,
and very very spongy.
And a little bit sour as well.
This little street food stall is so tight
that we had to set up the camera
across the food from us
so then Anton and I had got front row,
these are the best seats in the whole
street food stall.
(Anton laughs)
And we just finished with our bowl
of the glass noodles,
and now we've got another dish.
What's this dish?
- [Anton] This dish is palabok.
- [Mark] Palabok?
- Yeah, and also, actually,
(Anton speaks Filipino with vendor)
topped with poku, tinapa, chicharon.
- [Mark] Chicharon, okay.
- Before you eat it, you have to
- Squeeze out some calamansi?
- [Anton] Of course!
- [Mark] Of course!
(both laugh)
- [Anton] And you also eat it with puto,
the rice cake.
- Oh this is a great atmosphere.
(Anton laughs)
Awesome place.
And then the key to this dish
is you've gotta fully mix it all
with the sauce, with the noodles,
with all those toppings,
that chicharon in there.
and there's minced meat I think in here as well?
- [Anton] Yeah, yeah, tinapa, which is fish.
- [Mark] Oh and fish also?
And tofu?
So there's a lot of ingredients
in this little plate of food.
You gotta eat it fast
before it all slides off your fork.
That's awesome man!
It's kind of like goopy.
But then you've got,
what I can really taste is the fried garlic in there.
The fried garlic is really nice in there.
And it's like goopy and sticky
and this is just a wonderful street food,
Filipino street food.
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much.
- Thank you, bye bye.
- [Mark] Sarap. - Sarap.
- [Anton] And you say salamat.
- [Mark] Salamat.
Okay that was absolutely awesome.
And you just cannot get a better
street food environment than that.
(Filipino music)
This is a market where you can come
to really get a feel of the real Manila.
It really feels like
you're in the heart of Manila here.
The action, every,
there's so many things for sale
and people are really friendly at this market as well.
Hello!
- Hello!
- It's a great place.
When you're in Manila,
this is a place you wanna come explore
if you wanna really feel the culture of Manila.
(people shouting)
It's very busy today.
Is it like this every day?
Oh okay, it's like this every day.
(music playing in distance)
This is a super human traffic jam.
Alright we made it through that intersection.
(announcement over crowd)
- [Anton] One of the iconic places here
is the Quiapo Church.
- Okay, and we're standing right next to
Quiapo Church right now.
- Yes, and it's home to the Black Nazarene,
which is very miraculous.
People believe if you pray to,
if you have a devotion to the Black Nazarene,
it creates miracles in your life.
- [Mark] Wow that's awesome.
(announcer over crowd)
- [Anton] When we were growing up as a child,
so fish ball, fish ball carts.
- [Mark] Are they all fish balls?
Is there chicken balls as well?
- No, this is fish ball,
squid ball, and what you call kikiam,
like a Chinese.
- [Mark] All mixed?
- Yeah.
- [Mark] Okay.
- Yeah, so you just get.
- [Mark] We're standing right in front of the church
so it's a little loud.
I hope you can hear me.
And so Anton,
you just grab a stick yourself?
- Yeah.
- [Mark] And then you just poke whatever you want.
- Yes, but you get the toasted ones,
usually the brown ones.
- [Mark] You want the brown ones
because those are more crispy.
- Yeah, in a sense.
- [Mark] Okay, so you then just
choose as many as you want on a stick.
- Yeah, ah you can put it here, yeah.
- You just choose as many as you want on a stick
and then you add the sauce, okay.
- You can, now it's water,
and you have to, you can put it in a cup.
- [Mark] Oh you have a fork here to push it on.
(Mark and Anton laugh)
That's awesome.
Come on.
(man singing over speaker)
Alright.
Then you stick it in the cup?
- [Anton] Yeah, you put it in the cup.
Then you put,
- [Mark] And then you move over to the
sauce station
- [Anton] Sauce bar, yeah.
- [Mark] Where you add in your own
sauce into the cup.
- Filipino food is known for sauces.
- And lots of vinegar as well yeah?
- Lots of vinegar, lots of sauce,
so you can add with onions, with chili, yeah.
And so you usually have a cup
so that people don't double dip,
so you create your own sauce.
- I think this is my favorite sauce here.
And you take the spoon.
(stall owner shouts)
Oh ya that looks good.
Do I need more, or is that good?
- [Anton] Yeah just put more, and vinegar.
- [Mark] Add some more vinegar.
- [Anton] Alright, and then.
- [Mark] And add some more sauce?
- [Anton] Yeah, this is sweet.
- [Mark] I'll just go with vinegar,
let it absorb all of that vinegar,
and those onions, and those chilis.
Grab some of those chilis.
Alright I got three different types of fish balls here.
(choir singing)
Oh it's still pretty hot!
It kind of has a gooey texture.
The vinegar mix is what really makes it good.
The vinegar and those onions and chilis.
Oh look at that bite.
(choir singing)
They're like hardy fish balls.
- [Anton] These are a childhood favorite.
Brings back childhood memories.
You know and having mass, and then after mass.
- [Mark] Okay.
And I love the culture of just
standing here around the cart, eating.
It's so atmospheric and so much fun.
Anton was just talking to the owner
of this street food stall,
and he actually said that they are chicken balls.
- Yeah, because they like it bigger,
and it's two pesos.
- Two pesos per ball that we just ate?
- Per ball yeah.
So it's more profitable.
- Ah okay.
- The fish balls are smaller and one peso or less.
- [Mark] Okay, okay so they're actually chicken balls here.
And then right next door to the chicken ball stand
is a dried squid stand.
And this looks delicious.
I smelled it,
and I knew that's what we need to eat next.
These are just the squid bodies.
And then I'm also gonna get,
two please.
And those are the squid heads.
So those are just gonna grill,
those are gonna toast over the hot coals,
it looks really fast.
Go ahead, go ahead.
- [Anton] With chili, of course!
- [Mark] Chili.
- [Anton] Tastes so good.
- [Mark] Tastes so good.
- [Anton] Yeah.
- [Mark] You need to get a lot of onions on there.
Is it onions or shallots?
- [Anton] Onions, yeah?
- [Mark] And what you can do is
you can try to scoop up as much onions
and chilis and vinegar as you can
on top of your squid.
Alright man.
- Alright.
(both laughing)
- I was trying not to do that.
They're really tight.
They're really tight on the skewer
so if you pull too hard
all the onions come flying off.
- [Anton] That's what happens.
- Oh, that's amazing though.
Oh that's delicious.
It's like, yeah,
it's salty dried squid.
Has a little bit of a crispiness to it.
And then,
hello.
- Hi.
- But I love it with that vinegar and those onions.
- [Anton] Yeah.
- That's delicious.
That is a wonderful Filipino street food.
- Hey, we have to go, because of the mass.
- Oh. - You have to dip this.
- Okay.
What's your name?
- Patrick.
- [Anton] This is yours.
- [Mark] You can have that.
- Nano.
- Natali.
- [Mark] My name is Mark.
- Patrick.
- [Mark] Patrick. Nice to meet you.
(speaking Filipino)
- [Mark] Bye bye.
Quiapo market, there's two sides, right?
- [Anton] Yeah, yeah.
- One is by the church,
surrounding the church.
- And one is around here.
- [Mark] So we just crossed over the street.
(woman speaking Filipino)
Oh do you pick and choose?
Oh you get bowls.
Oh okay.
(Anton speaking Filipino with vendor)
We are at the next street food stall,
and here we're gonna eat kwek-kwek,
which are,
it's one of the most famous of all
Filipino street foods.
- Yeah, it's quail egg.
Quail egg with flour.
- Looks like it's ready.
Thank you.
And then you add your own sauce.
Thank you.
These are one-day-old chickens.
And she deep fried them
and then she put it on top of our kwek-kwek,
which are quail eggs with flour batter
deep fried around it.
And so then you move over here to the sauce,
condiment station.
Gotta go in for some onions.
And also a lot of that chili, oh yeah.
A one-day-old with some good chili on it.
And then I think I'll just go straight
for the vinegar next.
You can never have too much vinegar
on a one-day-old.
(Filipino music)
(Anton speaks Filipino to vendor)
Okay.
- It's so good.
- It's boney.
It's crispy.
It's like meaty, it's rubbery.
Okay, next up are the kwek-kwek,
which are quail eggs in the batter.
And I think you can one-bite this as well.
Oh yeah, that is a big mouthful.
But you got the really creamy egg yolk
in the center
and then it's like crispy
and very fluffy batter on the outside.
Alright, so we are moving on
to the next street food.
(Filipino music)
So this is for takeaway.
Very cool, yeah, the national sport.
Basketball is the favorite sport in the Philippines.
So you'll just walk around in the neighborhoods
and basically in any spare place throughout Manila
you'll see little basketball courts.
So this is just in the neighborhood.
What's up man?
Hi.
Watch out.
(kids speaking Filipino)
Watch out, watch out.
(car engine rumbles)
Yeah, balut.
- [Vendor] 18, oh maybe 16, 17.
- [Mark] These are duck eggs right?
- [Vendor] Duck eggs.
Anton and I still have not eaten
the most famous,
or maybe it's the most infamous,
Filipino street food,
and that is balut.
- Balut.
- [Mark] And Balut is a duck egg
which is partly fertilized,
it's an embryo.
- [Anton] Yeah, and usually it's 16, 18 days.
These one are 18 days old, okay.
- Okay so they have different stages
of the duck egg.
You can get one that's eight days,
or you can get one that's six, 12 days,
or 16 days, or 18 days.
- Or 18 days.
- 18 days. That's what he said, these are 18 days?
- So, if it's 18 days,
just imagine you would see the
chicken developed already, in a sense.
- [Mark] A more developed chicken.
- Yeah, with beak.
(Anton laughs)
- [Mark] With feathers and, okay.
- [Anton] More developed duck, sorry.
- Okay so he said he has 18-day-old balut,
and that's what we're ordering right now.
Here's the balut.
Oh it's nice and hot.
This is a steamer so the eggs are kept nice and hot.
And this is a pretty good-sized egg.
Check that out.
That's a fistful and it's very nice and warm.
(vendor speaking Filipino)
Crack this egg?
This one yeah?
- Yeah, yeah.
- Okay, alright.
- So the pointed one.
- Oh the pointed side down.
It's pretty even.
Oh this is the pointed side?
- Yeah this one is pretty even, but they know.
(both laughing)
- [Mark] Okay so then you crack it.
(egg shell cracking)
And then kind of peel back
a little bit of that.
There should be some soup in here right?
- [Anton] Yes.
- One of the best things about eating balut
in the Philippines is that
there are many different components
all in a single shell.
So first you've got to drink the soup.
There's some natural juices and soup
inside of the shell, so you drink that first.
- Alright.
- Oh that's delicious.
(Anton laughs)
Oh, that's just like concentrated chicken soup.
- Yeah, it's chicken soup.
- Oh wow.
That's like the purest of all chicken soup
because there's no added anything,
it's just straight from the shell.
- Yeah.
- [Mark] Oh yeah, you can now see
you can start to see the embryo in there.
- [Anton] The hairs.
- Oh the hairs, oh some juices.
Alright, there we go, yeah you can see those feathers.
- [Anton] Wow.
- [Mark] You can definitely see those feathers now.
Okay I'm gonna add some salt.
- Yes.
- [Mark] And vinegar, chili vinegar.
Okay, I'm gonna season my balut next.
So add a little bit of salt.
- [Vendor] A little bit, a little bit.
- [Mark] Alright, a little bit of salt on there.
And then, so I wanna get some chili vinegar,
which is my,
yeah this is my seasoning,
my condiment of choice in the Philippines.
(Anton chuckles)
Oh yeah, season that with some good vinegar.
- [Anton] Oh, yeah. Yeah good.
- You can definitely see all of the feathers,
all of the feathers on this balut.
That is 18 days old.
Okay I'm gonna go in for the chick
since it's on the top here.
Oh I think that is a chicken foot right there.
See that?
- [Anton] Ah yeah.
- [Mark] Alright.
Wow, those are definitely feathers.
There's no denying that in your mouth.
But they are kinda like slimy feathers
with a very strong poultry flavor.
A very strong like duck,
actually I taste more of a chicken flavor
than a duck flavor.
- [Anton] That's the best part.
- [Mark] That's a giant yolk, wow.
- [Anton] Ah that's so yummy.
- [Mark] Wow look at that,
Anton check that out man.
- [Anton] Ah yeah, very good.
- Oh that yolk is gigantic.
I think I'm gonna add a little more of the
chili vinegar on this bite.
You can never have enough chili vinegar
in the Philippines.
When you're eating Filipino street food
that is the, one of the ultimate flavors.
Oh yeah.
- That's the best part.
- That is awesome.
(Anton laughs)
Oh it's just like so creamy,
but it tastes almost like it's whipped a little bit.
Really creamy and fluffy.
And then at the bottom of your balut
you have this like rock hard,
what is it?
- It's the white part.
- That's the white that's undeveloped?
- Yeah, yeah.
- It's the white part of the egg
that it's undeveloped,
and it's like rock hard so you don't eat that.
That was delicious.
(Anton chuckles)
I'm not saying that balut is something
I would crave all the time,
but I think it's actually tastes pretty good,
and it is quite fun to to eat as well.
It's like the ultimate hard-boiled duck egg
that you could possibly have.
Within a shell you have all the different components
and all the different textures and tastes.
And it's so pure,
it's all just in a single shell.
When you come to the Philippines
Balut is something,
if you're up for an adventure,
you gotta try balut,
and yeah, I think it's pretty delicious actually.
We have come to the end of this Filipino street food tour,
in Quiapo, Manila.
- Yes.
- Go check out Anton, he's Our Awesome Planet.
- Yeah, in YouTube, Our Awesome Planet Originals.
- Yeah and I'll leave his links
in the description box below.
He's also making videos on YouTube and Facebook.
And he's just a cool guy.
- Yes!
- And we've been great eating friends
for many years now.
- For many years.
- I wanna say a big thanks to you too Anton
for taking me around.
- [Anton] Thank you Mark for being really cool about
eating all the street food.
- [Mark] That was a lot of fun.
- [Anton] Yes it is.
- And thank you very much for watching this video,
please remember to give it a thumbs up,
click like on this video,
and also if you're not already subscribed,
make sure you subscribe for lots more food
and travel videos.
Goodbye from Quiapo in Manila.
Thank you for watching.
- Alright.
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Star Wars: Rebel Rising Review - Jyn and Saw Before Rogue One (No Spoilers) - Duration: 6:35.
Rebel Rising by Beth Revis is a new young adult Star Wars novel that was released yesterday.
It follows the story of Jyn Erso from immediately after the prologue of Rogue One up until she
sits down with Mon Mothma and the other rebel leaders on Yavin 4.
Like I do with every book release, I'm here to tell you whether or not it's worth your
time and money!
Considering this is a book all about one character, I do think it depends on how much you liked
Jyn in Rogue One.
Personally, I was a little lukewarm on her in the film.
And it wasn't just Jyn, I didn't feel like I connected with most of the main cast.
I think the biggest value of all the tie in books is that we can get into all of those
characters' heads.
Catalyst made me care so much more about Galen Erso and I didn't care more for Krennic,
but I definitely understood him more.
The Rogue One novel probably made Bodhi my favorite character in the main crew.
Rebel Rising offers the same.
Of course this time the main focus is on Jyn, but I was surprised to empathize a lot with
Saw Gerrera as well, who I considered one of the weakest parts of Rogue One.
The point of this book is to tell us how Jyn went from being a mostly normal eight year
old girl into the jaded, untrusting badass we meet in the film thirteen years later.
And it gets the job done.
We see how she learned to fight and shoot and become part of Saw's partisans, and
then we get to see why she comes to have contempt for the whole rebellion.
This book was a very effective bridge between Catalyst, the Rogue One prologue, and the
main story of Rogue One.
There are minor and major details taken from all those related stories, and Revis did a
great job making this story fit in very naturally with the rest of the surrounding stories.
I think the most important connection is Jyn's reflections on Galen.
The Rogue One novel did an especially good job at letting us know that she did not think
much of her father, at least not until she saw his message.
Now we know she spent her childhood hating him, because as far as she knew, Galen Erso
was freely and happily working with the man that killed her mother.
Every new section of the story explains more about her trust issues, and it made me much
more sympathetic towards the character.
Beyond Jyn, we get more pieces of the puzzle surrounding Saw and what made him a little
bit of a loon in the movie.
He's probably the second biggest character in the book, and I was not expecting to put
this book down feeling sorry for the guy.
But I did.
One day he's called in to save this little girl and with no other option he has to raise
her.
He wants to do a good job, but all he knows is war.
He's sad that he's not able to teach her anything else but combat.
There is a definite father/daughter relationship going on, but he looks to her for approval
almost as much as she looks to him.
We get a lot of context surrounding the last time they saw each other.
In the movie, Jyn says he left her in a bunker with a pistol, which is accurate, but it's
also the understatement of the century, and Saw is maybe the biggest reason Jyn has issues
with trust.
Like I mentioned, Rebel Rising is labeled as young adult, but things gets dark.
I would say it's a fairly quick and easy read, but that's the only thing that struck
me as young about it.
People die.
A lot of people die.
Saw Gerrera is known in the rebellion as an extremist, and this book easily has the best
depiction of that so far.
I'm talking a Game of Thrones Red Wedding style massacre he takes part in, and he's
supposed to be one of our heroes.
On top of the actual events that take place, the themes are also fairly adult.
There is a lot said about war, when it's necessary, and the right way to go about it
if it is.
One of my favorite lines comes from Saw, who rationalizes his actions by saying, "Fear
controls the masses.
The Empire controls fear.
If we tapped into that, if we used the same tactics the Empire does, we would control
the people and bring real peace."
I loved that line, because he's basically saying they need to be more like the Emperor
to win.
But if you're becoming the very thing you are fighting, what's the point?
I'm just saying, if you are generally turned off by the young adult label, consider rethinking
that.
One final thing I want to mention before wrapping up is how big the Star Wars galaxy felt.
I've criticized some of the previous canon stories for being very self-contained and
small in scope.
This book did not have that problem.
It covers thirteen years, of course, but it also shows us lots of locations, new characters,
and new species.
Yet something smaller that I noticed is how the galaxy is viewed by average galactic citizens,
especially in the Outer Rim.
As the audience of these stories, we see star destroyers all the time.
We're desensitized to them.
But when characters see star destroyers here, they are understandably scared.
They're huge and they're a big deal to people that don't see them as often as we
do.
This was touched upon in the Star Wars Rebels episode Iron Squadron as well.
I just enjoy getting a better perspective on what life was like for everyday people
in the galaxy.
To reiterate, I do think your enjoyment of this book will vary depending on your enjoyment
of Rogue One, and specifically Jyn Erso.
If you wanted to find out how she was raised by Saw, and what happened to her in those
thirteen years after her mother's death, this book will answer that and entertain you.
If you wished you cared about her more, like I did, consider picking it up.
I definitely feel more for the character now.
I was happy for her when things went well, and I was sad for her when she experienced
loss.
So I was sad for her for most of the book.
If you're on the fence, well hey maybe you'd like to get the audiobook for free!
The Rebel Rising audiobook is out now, and you can get it for free by clicking on the
link in the description or by going to www.audibletrial.com/starwarsexplained.
If you sign up for a trial, you'll get a credit for one free book, and you can use
it on Thrawn.
Or a number of other Star Wars books.
Or get any book you want!
The point is you get a free book, and you'll be supporting the channel when you do!
That's it for today!
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Star Wars videos every single day, 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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Hey everyone! Dana here.
And today is another one of those wonderful, exciting days, where I have a project that
pulls me out of the Wanted Adventure studio...also known as my kitchen and my living room.
And out of the Wanted Adventure "editing area," also known as a desk next to my bed, and into
the rest of the world.
So I thought that I would bring you along with me as well.
And first thing for today that project takes me to...the BR building!
The BR is doing a documentary and for that they asked if they could film a little bit
of my "day in my YouTube life."
And so I thought, hey great, yeah!
Okay, so I will make a day in my life video for the Wanted Adventure channel and they
can follow me around and film me for their day in my life filming me making a day in
my life video.
If that makes any sense.
So right now first I have to go inside, we have some filming to do inside.
Hopefully by the time we come back out maybe it'll stop drizzling.
I'm feeling some droplets from above.
And then we're gonna film a little bit more around Munich.
I have a few things planned to show you.
Alright, the weather is not cooperating. It's still raining. But that's okay.
I'm going to take you now on a walk that right now is pretty quiet, not too many people.
But in just 5 months, there will be thousands of people, tourists and locals, making this
walk to the Oktoberfest.
I'm on the Hackerbrücke now, and I like to come to the Hackerbrücke even when the Oktoberfest
isn't going on. I really like trains.
I think they're beautiful and interesting to watch.
And especially here in the winter when it snows, then there's like a light dusting of
white on the tracks and then with the red trains, it's just a really nice contrast.
So as you can see here at the moment this alleyway is pretty open, not to many people here.
But also here, in just a few months, it'll be packed with people.
And behind me, if you already want to start some beer during the Oktoberfest, if you already
want to start drinking before you get there or you just want some cheaper beer or some
pretzels, there's usually a little kiosk stand there.
And if you don't have your Dirndl yet -- so a lot of the people that you will see walking
here in this area during the Oktoberfest will be wearing a Dirndl.
If you don't yet have a Dirndl, you can usually buy it right over there.
There's a little kiosk that pops up selling colorful Dirndls.
And yeah, this area is just packed with people heading to the festival.
My shoes are sopping wet at this point.
I probably wouldn't have come out today in this weather to show you this walk.
I would have picked a sunny day.
But um, yeah, we had this planned for today, and so rain or shine I'm showing you Munich.
Okay, it's time for me to continue on.
Something a little sad to announce.
As long as I've been living here in Munich, every summer Monday night is Blade Night.
But this year, unfortunately we won't be having it.
And I mention that here because this bridge oftentimes I would see the people...so
Blade Night is where thousands of people skate all around Munich.
And oftentimes I would see them coming underneath this bridge here.
But yeah, unfortunately this summer Blade Night will not be taking place in Munich.
So a little disappointing to hear that.
Now we come to a set of stairs that, I think these are trick stairs!
So when I walk up or down these stairs it's very awkward for me, with the distance of
the stairs.
So they are too big for me to make it in just one, you know, step.
But too small for me to fit really comfortably two full steps on the stairs.
And so far I have not met anyone who has said that they walk up and down these steps comfortably.
So if you've been on these steps, how has your experience been?
And finally, here I am at the Theresienwiese.
This is the huge open area that gets filled by the Oktoberfest every year in September
and a little bit of October.
Oktoberfest fills this area with beer tents and music and bright colorful lights and food
and beer, of course.
And the smell of caramelized almonds and sweat and, yeah, even sometimes some vomit as well.
But the Oktoberfest is only a little bit more than two weeks.
So what happens with this big ol' field the whole rest of the year?
Well, as you can maybe imagine, it takes a while to set up the Oktoberfest too.
So I believe they start setting it up around mid-July.
Then you have Oktoberfest.
And then it takes them a little bit of time to take everything down, take everything apart.
And in addition to that, you've also got a few other festivals.
For example the Tollwood Festival takes place here in the winter.
And you've got the Frühlingsfest in the spring, the spring festival, that's coming up soon.
But yeah, for a lot of the year, it's actually just a big open empty field.
Visiting this area when nothing else is going on here, or even when there's one of the other
smaller festivals, makes me realize just how massive the Oktoberfest is.
That the other festivals, they set up the whole festival, sometimes there's even a parking lot,
if I remember correctly, and still they only take up a small fraction of this area.
Whereas the Oktoberfest, it really fills it from one side to the other.
And, yeah, when I'm in the middle of the Oktoberfest, of course it feels big, it looks big, but
for me it's really hard to judge just how huge it really is.
But then when I see this big open area with nothing here from one side to the other,
I realize what an amazing feat it is that every year they set up the Oktoberfest with these
sturdy wooden beer halls.
That they set that up here and take that down every year.
That just, yeah, it's really impressive.
Now I am standing in, what looks to me about the middle of this whole area here.
So let's have a look.
So my question for you is: Have you ever been to the Theresienwiese?
And if you had access to a big open area like this and money wasn't an issue, what kind
of an event would you want to hold here?
Please let me know in the comments below.
Thank you so much for watching.
I really hope that you enjoyed this video.
And also a big thank you so much to our patrons on Patreon, who help make these videos possible.
Thank you so much for your support.
If you would like to check out our page on Patreon, you can find a link to that down
in the description box below.
Until next time, auf Wiedersehen!
Look at that beautiful bike.
I can't even point at it. Which direction. Look at it, that's really cool.
Awkward to walk up or down them.
They are not big enough for me to take really two full steps on them, but too small for...no.
So...
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TRYING CANNABIS OIL [FT. AARON] [CC] - Duration: 9:57.
Chase: Hey Aaron, come smell me.
Aaron: No.
Chase: Aaa..
[upbeat intro music]
Chase: Hello my sweets!
And my sweetness.
Chase: [laughs]
Aaron: Am I... Am I in this?
Chase: You are!
This isn't really a vlog, it's like um,
I'm nervous so I'm gonna film doing this.
So, I just made a video about my first appointment at the cannabis clinic.
And I explained what I was doing and why I'm going.
And what I did, and the doctor and all of that fun stuff.
And now I have prescription for medical cannabis
and I am about to try... the cannabis oil for the first time
and I wanna record it.
just because I want to...
exploit my illness of [nervous laugh] anxiety for the internet
but also because I want to remember how I did it
and I want to remember how I felt.
because I'm gonna film the way that I'm reacting to it.
Because I used to get CRA-ZY panic attacks
um, when I was in high school.
Because of smoking weed.
But this is like, the oil.
So if you didn't see the video of me talking about going to the clinic, go!
Because I talk-the unboxing.
But I do have like a card.
[to Aaron] Isn't this cool? It's like my medical cannabis card.
Aaron: Oh, cool.
Chase: It has my name on it and everything.
And this is my sticker that has the doctor's name that prescribed it
because this makes it legal.
Aaron: yeah.
Chase: Coz if the cops find THIS, I can go to prison
Chase: [laughs] I'm kidding. It's dramatic.
Aaron: Is this, like, do you have to be reassessed after a while?
Chase: Yeah! Aaron: Okay.
Chase: Yeah, every year. Aaron: You can't be on it all the time?
Chase: No. Aaron: That's stupid.
Chase: So, this is what it looks like here.
It's called yellow.
[to Aaron] I like that you're in focus but I'm not.
This is MY video. Wooa-to a train?
Choo-choo motherfucker.
So, this is it. It's cannabis oil.
It's yellow. But this is like, this company
this is their brand. Like, it's not actually called yellow.
Aaron: Okay. Chase: They call it yellow.
It has 0.9mg/ml of THC
which is the stuff that makes me go crazy.
Aaron: Hmm. Chase: It makes me... um, get panic attacks.
And then CBD has 19.9mg.
Aaron: Okay. Chase: Which is the anti-anxiety stuff.
Aaron: Yeah.
Chase: Yeah, you look really good on camera. Aaron: Thaaanks.
Chase: Too bad, I'M not in focus.
Aaron: Focus on me.
Aaron: Oh why... Hi.
[kissing sounds]
Chase: I miss doing the zoom so much.
It's like such a... such a...
INTIMATE MOMENT
[Chase laughs] Aaron: Oh my god! [laughs]
Chase: Alright, so I have to read up the instructions [unintelligible]
I have a syringe, I'm supposed to like...
Aaron: [slurping noise] Chase: pull out.
Chase: And then, put it in my mouth. [kissing sound]
A little bit.
Aaron: Ah, like a little [licking noise] Chase: Yeah.
So, let's try it!
Okay, this is it!
[to Aaron] I'm nervous and I'm glad that you're here coz if I start to freak out...
Aaron: Don't freak out! Chase: You have to put me in the shower, ok?
Aaron: I'll give you an Ativan.
Chase: You have to put me in the shower if I start to freak out.
Aaron: Why the shower?
Chase: Because I have to sing to bring myself back.
Aaron: Aww, so cute!
Chase: OH SHIT.
Aaron: This smells like *the* kush?
Chase: Come and smell this.
Aaron: Okay yeah... Chase: DAAANK.
Aaron: [laughing] right?
Chase: OH MY GOD!
I didn't expect it to smell so much like...
Aaron: Like weed?
Chase: Like weed. Aaron: It's probably gonna taste like weed too, I dunno.
Chase: Mmkay.
Aaron: I thought it was supposed to be like a drop?
Chase: Should I read the paper again? Aaron: Yeah.
Chase: For ingestion. Oil.
Start with a dose of 0.3 ml
Titrate up/down the next dose by 0.2 ml.
It takes one to two hours to take effect.
And then the hour-it takes about [unintelligible]
effects last between six to eight hours.
I like that I'm doing this on camera too because this is literally legal, though.
Aaron: Yeah. Chase: It's not like those people
who are like smoking weed and like posting pictures on Instagram.
Like that's not, that's not...
Aaron: Not that were throwing shade...
Chase: I'm supposed to like, put it on my lip.
Aaron: Which lips? Chase: Thank you!
Chase: Oh, it's very oily.
Aaron: Oh really?
Chase: I feel like I'm gonna do the placebo thing
and I'm gonna feel it right away
even though it's takes two hours.
Aaron: Heh, your boy.
Chase: But I like that it gradually...
Aaron: Yeah. Chase: Feels it.
Chase: [slurping noises]
Chase: [gagging noises] Aaron: [bursts into laughter]
Chase: [laughing] FU-HA-HA-HA!
Aaron: Oh sure "I'm gonna gradually do it" I saw that!
Chase: Pheeew.
Okay.
[chewing sounds]
It doesn-lalalalala-I'm gonna take water.
This isn't even my water, this is Maude's.
I don't know if I'm supposed to drink water after.
They really don't give you that many instructions.
[sipping noises]
Thanks Maude for your water.
[drinking jar hitting table]
Uggghhh I shouldn't have drank water.
[high-pitched] Woo!
Aaron: Did that make it worse?
Chase: [stoner voice] Blaaaze- [normal voice] I'm kidding, it's been 2 seconds.
Um, I... It's a weird taste in my mouth but...
I'm very nervous. [chuckles] Honestly, I'm very scared.
Aaron: Coz the taste is probably like, triggering, right?
Chase: Yes. It is because I used to get crazy panic attacks.
So, I will update you throughout the next one to two hours to see how I feel.
But I have this thing where I'm very sensitive to medication...
and I have that like placebo thing where I literally like
if I was in clinical trial I would always feel the symptoms no matter what.
Even if it was like, the placebo. Aaron: Yeah.
Chase: Um... group. [Aaron is making candy wrapper/box noises]
Chase: Making noise? Coz he thinks- Are those fruit gushers?
Aaron: Yeeah.
Aaron: This package [unintelligible] Chase: I have the munchies! I'm kidding.
Aaron: Stoop.
Chase: Does the oil give you the munchies?
[chewing noises]
Aaron: That's a good question.
Chase: It's a good question, I'm gonna Google that.
Thank you. This actually makes the taste in my mouth way better.
Aaron: That's why I opened it.
Chase: It tastes oily but not like I'm drinking like, vegetable oil.
Chase: It was like a lighter vegetable oil.
[candy wrapper/box & chewing noises]
Think of bee. I'll let you know how it goes.
This is my voice, one hour on cannabis oil.
Aaron: I have an arm brace.
Chase: Which lips?
I don't feel any different.
But you need to put me-
[laughing] in an anxiety inducing. Aaron: What was THAT? [laughing]
Chase: [laughing] What was that?
Aaron: It sounds like he's blowing kisses!
Chase: OHHN MI-NOU-BLI-TO!
You look so mad! [laughing]
Omg he go: kiiill... Aaron: He's like [kissing sound]
Chase: I think it's a sneeze.
It's coz you didn't watch him but I watched him when he did it
and he was like "ATCHOO!"
Chase: Awwn... Aaron: It sounds like a kiss, it's like [unintelligible]
Chase: MY THIIICK LITTLE BAABY! OOH MY SWEETIE.
I love you my baby.
Oh it's hittin' me that DAAANK!
I'm kidding, oh my god. [laughing]
Aaron: You're so ridicul-oh
Aaron: O-OH MY GOD Chase: [laughing]
Aaron: Hellllooo. Chase: Which lips?
Aaron: At this view it looks like I have 18 chins.
Chase: Good. Aaron: Good.
Aaron: Okay, it's a shoulder.
Chase: [cackling] Aaron: Neck-chins!
Chase: Three chins, twelve you.
Aaron: [laughing] All my chins are on my neck.
Chase: Aa-! [shook]
Chase: Anyways, I'll keep updating you. We're about to film a podcast right now, so...
Um, we're gonna do that and see if
See if I get
I feel any better with this.
Who know-Whatever, whatever...
Alright, so, I am like.. I don't know
Um, how long has it been? Like, six hours now?
Since I was on the err.. I tried the oil.
Um, at first I didn't really feel much.
I actually filmed the podcast with Aaron
and um, I felt a little bit like...
Spaced out a little bit but
I don't think that's because of the oil.
It's not supposed to do that to you.
I'm pretty sure that's like, the other part of the cannabis
that's like, supposed to make you feel like that.
So, I dunno. But you know, placebo like I was talking about.
So, anyways, do I feel any different?
I did not feel, anxiety.
Umm, I was talking to Aaron and a couple of friends
and I was trying to figure out coz I felt like
I either felt the physical symptoms or the emotional symptoms of anxiety
and I wasn't sure what I was feeling.
And then I realized I was feeling both of them
but very very low "dose".
Of anxiety.
Um, and now that's it's kinda worn out
about five to six hours after I took it
Um, I was like, just talking to some friend.
Um, online.
And um, they were doing something that was really anxiety inducing for me
Whereas like, if I was in this situation I would feel very very anxious
and I wouldn't want to be around that.
Um, and it started to make me feel really anxious.
So, now I am very anxious.
I'm not- [sighs]
You know, I'm probably at the level of anxiety that I would be if I hadn't taken this.
So, I am like, guessing.
Iam learning like, the dosage? Of what I need.
And I can go up, if I need to
So, I think I'm gonna try to slowly
do the same dose tomorrow.
And then the next day if it doesn't work
just go up 0.1 instead of 0.2 like they suggest.
Just to test it out.
I don't wanna put too much, I don't wanna like
strain my body and stuff like that.
I wanna actually be able to feel that it helps my anxiety.
So...
So far, from the first experience that I've had
it's not too bad and I'm excited to
um, try it out again.
Just to see how that feels
and I dunno, see what happens in the next couple of weeks
and I will let you guys know um, how that feels for me
and if the anxiety is worse or better.
And I am still gonna take my Ativan if I need it.
As well as a combination of the cannabis.
I know that sounds like a lot.
Like I'm taking like, Resperidol and...
Is that what it's called? Whatever.
And now the cannabis oil for anxiety.
But please know also, that I travel to the States
quite frequently and I'm not legally allowed to bring
the cannabis oil across the border.
So, having Ativan and Propanolol is gonna really help me in case something happens.
At least I have Ativan to help me with my anxiety.
Coz it's really not fun when you're in the States
and you have like, a panic attack
and you literally have nothing to help you.
So...
At least I have that to try out.
Um, so, I'll let you guys know.
And if you have any questions at all I know I wasn't really super specific about like, how I felt
But I just wanted to show you that I got something
Like, I got medical cannabis
and I'm trying it for my anxiety.
In case anybody ever wanted to try that
or was wondering about that.
If you wanna if it's legal where you live just Google it
coz I literally have no idea and I'm sorry.
Like, I barely even know if it's legal in Canada.
I know it's not legal in Canada, they're trying to make
marijuana legal by like, July 2018.
Who knows if that's ever gonna happen.
That's probably a myth that somebody randomly started online.
So, who even knows?
But anyways, that's it for me today.
I just wanted to let you know how I feel about the oil
and um, I'll see you guys soon!
Let me know if you have any questions.
Okay, bye!
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Senator Elizabeth Warren On The Democrats' Path Forward | Morning Joe | MSNBC - Duration: 10:52.
GOT TO GET THOSE COSTS DOWN. WE HAVE GOT TO GET THOSE COSTS
DOWN. >> SENATOR, IT'S WILLIE GEIST.
GREAT TO HAVE YOU ON THIS MORNING.
>> HI, WILLIE. >> HI.
I WANT TO SKU ABOUT THE RESPONSE FROM THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO
HILLARY CLINTON'S LOSS IN NOVEMBER, A SURPRISE LOSS FOR
MOST PEOPLE INSIDE THE PARTY. THERE SEEMED TO BE TWO DIFFERENT
SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT ON HOW THE PARTY SHOULD PROCEED, ONE SAYS
LET'S GO FARTHER LEFT, LET'S DIG IN DEEPER IN WHO WE ARE IN OUR
PROGRESSIVE VALUES AND OTHERS WHO SAY WE NEED TO BE MORE
MODERATE AND WIN BACK SOME OF THOSE VOTERS WHO VOTED FOR
BARACK OBAMA BUT FLIPPED THEIR VOTES AND VOTED FOR DONALD
TRUMP, PEOPLE IN STATES LIKE WISCONSIN AND PENNSYLVANIA AND
MICHIGAN. WHERE DO YOU FALL ON THAT
SPECTRUM? DO YOU BELIEVE THE NEXT
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SHOULD BE MORE PROGRESSIVE THAN HILLARY
CLINTON WAS OR BE A LITTLE MORE MODERATE THAN SHE WAS?
>> WILLIE, LOOK, I AM A PROUD PROGRESSIVE SO THAT PART IS EASY
FOR ME. LET ME SAY ON THIS I ACTUALLY
THINK THAT'S THE WRONG FRAME. I THINK THE OLD PROGRESSIVE,
MODERATE, LEFT, RIGHT JUST DOESN'T DESCRIBE MUCH OF WHERE
AMERICA IS ANYMORE. THINK ABOUT THE CORE ECONOMIC
ISSUES, THE THINGS THAT TOUCH FAMILIES EVERY SINGLE DAY.
THINK ABOUT WHERE MOST OF AMERICA IS.
LETTING STUDENTS GET AN EDUCATION WITHOUT GETTING
CRUSHED BY STUDENT LOAN DEBT, LOWERING THE COST OF
PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, EXPANDING SOCIAL SECURITY, RAISING THE
MINIMUM WAGE, MORE REGULATION NOT LESS FOR GIANT FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS. ON THESE CORE ECONOMIC ISSUES
AMERICANS SUPPORT THEM BY ABOUT TWO TO ONE AND THAT MEANS
EVERYBODY, NOT JUST DEMOCRATS, IT'S DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS,
INDEPENDENTS, LIBERTARIANS, VEGETARIANS BY ABOUT TWO TO ONE
AMERICANS SUPPORT HOW IT IS THAT WE BUILD A FUTURE, AND THE WAY I
LOOK AT THAT, THAT IS THE PROGRESSIVE AGENDA.
IN OTHER WORDS, THE PROGRESSIVE AGENDA IS AMERICA'S AGENDA.
WHAT WE NEED TO DO AS A PARTY IS WE NEED TO GET OUT THERE AND
FIGHT FOR IT. WE NEED TO SHOW ME WHAT IT IS
WE'RE FIGHTING FOR, WHY WE'RE FIGHTING AND THAT WE REALLY ARE
COMMITTED TO MAKING A CHANGE TO MAKE WASHINGTON ONCE AGAIN NOT
JUST WORK FOR THE TOP 10%, TO MAKE WASHINGTON ONCE AGAIN WORK
FOR EVERYBODY ELSE. >> SO IF THAT IS THE WINNING
PHILOSOPHY, SENATOR, IT SOUNDS TO ME LIKE IT IS YOUR
PHILOSOPHY, EVERYTHING YOU JUST LAID OUT THERE, ALL THINGS YOU
BELIEVE IN, THERE ARE AN AWFUL LOT OF PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY
WHO WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOU RUN FOR PRESIDENT IN A COUPLE OF
YEARS. IS THAT SOMETHING THAT INTERESTS
YOU? >> WILLIE, WHAT I'M -- NO.
>> IT DOESN'T INTEREST YOU? >> WHAT I'M WORRIED ABOUT RIGHT
NOW -- LOOK, I'M IN MY SENATE RACE, I'M UP FOR REELECTION IN
2018, I'M GOING TO RUN, I'M ALL IN ON THAT.
BUT HERE IS THE DEAL, WILLIE, I'M WORRIED ABOUT WHAT DONALD
TRUMP IS GOING TO DO BETWEEN RIGHT NOW AND THE TIME I GO TO
BED TONIGHT. I'M WORRIED ABOUT WHAT HE'S
GOING TO DO BETWEEN THE TIME I GO TO BED TONIGHT AND THE TIME I
WAKE UP TOMORROW MORNING, WHAT WILL HE DO AT 3:00 A.M. ON
TWITTER? WE HAVE TO BE IN THIS FIGHT
URGENTLY RIGHT NOW. I TOTALLY GET WHY PEOPLE WANT TO
TALK ABOUT 2020 AND WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO, BUT THAT'S WAY DOWN
THE LINE. DONALD TRUMP HAS BARELY
COMPLETED 100 DAYS AND IT'S NOT JUST WHAT HE SAYS IT'S THE
THINGS HE IS DOING TO WORKING PEOPLE.
THAT HE'S MAKING IT OKAY FOR, YOU KNOW -- EASIER FOR
CORPORATIONS THAT KILL AND MAIM THEIR EMPLOYEES TO HIDE THAT
FACT, MAKING IT EASIER FOR FEDERAL CONTRACTORS TO STEAL
EMPLOYEES' WAGES, MAKING IT EASIER FOR INVESTMENT ADVISORS
TO CHEAT RETIREES. WE'VE GOT TO STAY ON WHAT DONALD
TRUMP -- NOT WHAT HE SAYS, WHAT DONALD TRUMP IS DOING RIGHT NOW.
>> SENATOR, FORGIVE THE INTERRUPTION, SENATOR.
>> SURE. I'M SORRY.
>> IT'S NOT A 20/20 PARLOR GAME FOR A LOT OF PEOPLE.
A LOT OF PEOPLE SAY YOU ARE PRECISELY THE PERSON WHO COULD
STOP DONALD TRUMP FOR DOING THESE THINGS.
IS THAT SOMETHING AS IT COMES UP TO BE OF INTEREST TO YOU TO RUN
FOR PRESIDENT? >> WILLIE, WHAT WE HAVE TO DO IS
WE CAN'T WAIT FOUR YEARS TO STOP DONALD TRUMP.
>> RIGHT. >> BUT, NO, IT'S AN IMPORTANT
POINT, WILLIE. DEMOCRACY WORKS IF WE ENGAGE IN
THE FIGHTS RIGHT NOW. THE REASON THAT THE REPUBLICANS
AND DONALD TRUMP HAVE NOT REPLACED OBAMACARE WITH TRUMP
CARE IS BECAUSE PEOPLE AROUND THIS COUNTRY HAVE GOTTEN
ENGAGED. ENGAGEMENT IS CRITICAL AND IT'S
ENGAGEMENT NOT IN A DISTANT ELECTION, IT'S ENGAGEMENT IN
TODAY'S FIGHT. THAT'S WHAT WE'VE GOT TO KEEP
OUR FOCUS ON AND, BOY, YOU BETTER BELIEVE I AM IN THAT
FIGHT ALL THE WAY. >> LET ME ASK YOU ABOUT THAT
FIGHT, THOUGH, DAY TO DAY WHEN YOU SAY YOU WORRY ABOUT THIS
PRESIDENT IS GOING TO DO IN THE NEXT FEW HOURS BECAUSE THAT'S
SOMETHING WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT IN THE PAST 24 HOURS ON
THIS SHOW. EACH YESTERDAY WE KIND OF PUT IS
OUT THERE THE LAST 48 HOURS FOR HIM HE HAD SOME REALLY
INCOHERENT STATEMENTS AND DISTURBING STATEMENTS.
ARE YOU AT ALL WORRIED ABOUT HIS CLARITY OF THOUGHT AND HIS
ABILITY TO DO THE JOB LITERALLY AT THIS MOMENT?
>> OF COURSE I'M WORRIED. I JUST LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE THAT
COMES OUT. JUST LIKE YOU DO.
BUT, AGAIN, I TRY TO STAY FOCUSED.
WHAT IS HE ADVANCING? AND HERE IS WHY, MIKA, BECAUSE
IT'S NOT JUST WHAT DONALD TRUMP IS SAYING AND DOING, IT'S THE
REPUBLICANS IN THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE AND WHAT TOGETHER THEY
ARE DOING TO THIS COUNTRY. YEAH, I WORRY A LOT ABOUT DONALD
TRUMP, I REALLY WORRY ABOUT DONALD TRUMP, BUT I WORRY ABOUT
ALL OF THE LEVERS OF GOVERNMENT RIGHT NOW BECAUSE THE
REPUBLICANS CONTROL ALL OF THEM. IF HOUSE AND SENATE REPUBLICANS
WERE WILLING TO ACT AS A CHECK ON DONALD TRUMP, WE WOULD BE IN
A DIFFERENT WORLD. >> RIGHT.
>> BUT INSTEAD RIGHT NOW THEY'RE ROLLING BACK ONE REGULATION
AFTER ANOTHER, THEY'RE DOING EVERYTHING THEY CAN ONCE AGAIN
TO ADVANCE THE INTERESTS OF GIANT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, OF
THE BIGGEST AND MOST POWERFUL IN THIS COUNTRY.
>> YEAH. >> AND AT THE MIDDLE CLASS, YOU
KNOW, HERE IS WHAT I TALK ABOUT, YOU WERE RIGHT, MIKA, THIS ONE
IS PERSONAL FOR ME. THIS IS HOW I GREW UP.
I AM DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO AN AMERICA THAT BUILT OPPORTUNITIES
FOR ME AND IN THIS BOOK I TALK ABOUT THE STORIES, ABOUT WHAT
IT'S LIKE TO BE A YOUNG PERSON TODAY, ABOUT KYE WHO IS A LOT
LIKE I WAS ONLY THE DIFFERENCE NOW FOR HER IS SHE'S 27 YEARS
OLD, WASN'T ABLE TO FINISH HER DIPLOMA AND SHE HAS $100,000 OF
STUDENT LOAN DEBT. I TALK ABOUT PEOPLE LIKE MICHAEL
WHO JUST BUSTED HIS TAIL ALL HIS LIFE AND THEN THE 2008 CRISIS
HITS AND HE NOT ONLY LOSES HIS JOB, HE LOSES HIS HOUSE.
HE DESCRIBES THAT CRASH AS IT BROKE MY HEART.
AND HERE IS WASHINGTON, CONTINUING TO WORK FOR THOSE AT
THE TOP. CONTINUING TO WORK FOR THOSE WHO
HAVE MONEY. AND IT'S NOT JUST MONEY FOR
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS AND MONEY FOR LOBBYISTS, IT'S MONEY
EVERYWHERE. IT'S BOUGHT AND PAID FOR
EXPERTS, IT'S SO-CALLED THINK TANKS FUNDED BY SHADOWY GROUPS.
IT'S ABOUT -- IT'S ABOUT MONEY THAT DOESN'T ADVERTISING AND
EFFECTS THE COVERAGE OF THE NEWS.
IT'S ABOUT HOW MONEY AFFECTS THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
OUR WHOLE DEMOCRACY IS AT RISK AND DONALD TRUMP RIGHT NOW ALONG
WITH THE REPUBLICANS, THEY ARE POISED TO DELIVER A KNOCKOUT
BLOW TO WORKING FAMILIES. OUR ONLY CHANCE IS TO FIGHT BACK
AND IT'S GOING TO TAKE ALL OF US TO DO IT.
>> REALLY QUICK QUESTION. >> SURE.
>> YOU HAD SAID THAT REPUBLICANS CONTROLLED ALL LEVERS OF POWER.
OF COURSE WE ARE ALL OBSESSED WITH HOW DONALD TRUMP WON,
EVERYBODY WANTS TO TALK ABOUT HOW DID THIS GUY GET ELECTED
PRESIDENT AND SAY WHAT HAPPENED HERE, WHAT HAPPENED THERE, BUT
THE MORE INTERESTING QUESTION IS WHY DO REPUBLICANS CONTROL ALL
LEVERS OF POWER? WHY HAVE DEMOCRATS LOST, WHAT,
12, 14 SENATE SEATS IN SIX YEARS, 12, 14 GOVERNOR SHIPS
OVER THE PAST SIX YEARS. IT'S NOT LIKE REPUBLICANS HAVE
DONE ANYTHING OTHER THAN BASICALLY RECHURN RONALD
REAGAN'S 1980 CAMPAIGN THEME. IT'S NOT LIKE PEOPLE ARE GOING,
OH, MY GOD, THE REPUBLICANS WANT TO TAKE US IN A NEW DIRECTION.
THE VERY THINGS THAT YOU'RE SAYING THE REPUBLICANS ARE DOING
RIGHT NOW ARE BASICALLY THE THINGS THAT REPUBLICANS HAVE
BEEN PROMISING TO DO, CUT REGULATIONS, CUT THIS, CUT THAT.
SO I GUESS THE LAST QUESTION GOES BACK TO MY FIRST QUESTION
TO YOU WHICH IS WHAT ARE THE DEMOCRATS MISSING?
WHY ARE THESE PEOPLE VOTING FOR A PARTY OVERWHELMINGLY OVER THE
PAST SIX YEARS AND PUTTING THEM IN POWER?
WHY DO REPUBLICANS HAVE ALL THE LEVERS OF POWER RIGHT NOW WHEN
PEOPLE KNEW EXACTLY WHAT THEY WERE GOING TO DO WHEN THEY GOT
INTO POWER AND MOST IMPORTANTLY HOW DO DEMOCRATS REVERSE THAT --
THAT EQUATION? >> SO, LOOK, I -- WE HAVE TO
TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS.
IF DEMOCRATS ARE FIGHTING FOR AMERICA'S WORKING FAMILIES THEN
IT IS UP TO US TO MAKE THAT CLEAR.
AND IF WE ARE NOT FIGHTING LOUD ENOUGH AND WE ARE NOT FIGHTING
HARD ENOUGH AND WE ARE NOT FIGHTING SO THAT PEOPLE CAN SEE
IT, THEN SHAME ON US. AND IF WE'RE NOT FIGHTING THEN
PEOPLE HAVE NO REASON TO PUT FAITH IN US.
SO THE WAY I SEE THIS IS WE JUST HAVE TO GET BACK IN THE FIGHT.
WE HAVE TO LIVE OUR VALUES EVERY SINGLE DAY.
AND IT'S NOT JUST ENOUGH TO ATTACK DONALD TRUMP.
WE HAVE TO SHOW WHAT WE STAND FOR AND WE HAVE TO BE WILLING TO
PUT IT OUT THERE. EVERYBODY CAN DESCRIBE WHAT IT
MEANS TO BE A REPUBLICAN. IT OUGHT TO BE THE CASE THAT
EVERYBODY CAN DESCRIBE WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A DEMOCRAT AND FOR
ME THAT MEANS TO BE ON THE TEAM THAT'S REALLY OUT THERE TRYING
TO BUILD OPPORTUNITY. NOT JUST FOR THOSE AT THE TOP,
BUT TRYING TO BUILD OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL OF OUR KIDS.
THAT'S WHY I BELIEVE THAT THIS FIGHT IS OUR FIGHT.
>> THAT'S THE NAME OF THE BOOK, THE BOOK IS "THIS FIGHT IS OUR
FIGHT, THE BATTLE TO SAVE AMERIC
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Alan Watts - The State Of Nothing - Duration: 9:40.
Alan Watts: Last night i was i began by reviewing
two possible concepts of the nature of
space one that it is simply an
abstraction and projected upon the
physical world in rather the same way
that we project measurements lines of
latitude and longitude or the cutting up
of an another abstraction called time
into divisions like hours minutes and
seconds which are there only on the dial
of the clock the earth in its rotation
doesn't tick and time is of course
that's enough simply a measure of change
of the rate of change as between two
changing processes the changing process
of the clock and the changing process of
say a person's running around it is out
of that relationship in other words that
you get a concept of time and similarly
through being able to measure distances
in a similar way and get a concept of
space so this is one point of view that
it's a an abstraction because force
would be led to this point of view by
the fact that space itself isn't really
there space is there disturb absence and
you must be very careful not as
whitehead would have said to reify that
is to make a thing out of something that
isn't there at all like saying have an
absence oh boy
we Gary Snyder invented a corporation
it's called the null and void
guarantee and Trust Company and if
slogan was registered your absence with
us
I'm sorry business cards made up fortune
wish but at the bottom Gary Snyder non
representative but this is of course Zen
mikuma because then people are always
joking about things not really being
there at all the general feeling of them
is being nobody at all as distinct from
being important and somebody has a kind
of inverse human to it one becomes the
sort of bag of wind and there's
something about that they design masters
call each other wind bags and rice bags
and things like that because the whole
idea of taking nothingness for real is
somehow funny the other point of view
that I was trying to contrast with this
was rather different that is that just
because they are so empowering and so
ungettable space is you space is your
consciousness and your consciousness is
not something located in your head
although your head is a way in which it
focused and therefore consciousness can
be altered by a surgeon putting
instruments into the brain but the full
range of consciousness or the full range
of the mind is the entirety of space as
the continuum in which the universe
exists in rather much the same way as
images exists in a mirror only here
there seems to be no solid mirror there
is an infinitely permeable continuum
space in them a Chinese text
called the dungeon or the platform Sutra
attributed to the sixth patriarch of Zen
Buddhism way none he has a passage where
he says that the mind is like the
emptiness of space now he says if you
want to realize this don't exclude
everything from your mind because if
your mind is like space space contains
the earth and the stars and Sun Moon and
the mountains and forests good men and
bad men enlightened men and
unenlightened men everything is in it
and so if a person wants to attain an
understanding of the mind merely by
emptying his mind he's making his mind
small instead of great so you cannot
therefore separate space from what it
contains because without the content
there's no container without the
container no content and when you see
that kind of relationship when you see
two apparently very different things
going together inseparably always find
them together you can smell a rat
for example nobody has seen any stuff
that had no shape and nobody has ever
seen a shape that had no stuff there's a
suspicion here then that stuff and shape
are the same and likewise I'm improbable
as it may seem you can realize that
space and solid are the same only they
are as it were the same energy showing
itself under two different aspects to a
being who always must see things
two-sided Li which is man man yeah is
symmetrical almost see right down this
dividing line two sides to his brain two
eyes
nostrils 2 is a symmetrical mouth 2 arms
2 nipples hips legs you see all
balancing except the heart is a little
bit over to one side and but here is you
see this is to Wayde thing man is like a
Rorschach bluff he's some mess that was
squeezed and folded then you unfold it
by Jove it's symmetrical and it's a very
strange thing about that you could make
a order out of almost any mess by
symmetrize in it in various ways
you know there's a gadget called a tell
Ida scope which is a marriage between a
kaleidoscope in the telescope and you
could look at things through it and
because it's got mirrors inside of the
45 degree angle they will bounce the
reflection in a circle which is very
elegant and the more messy that you
think you look at the more interesting
it is with the Salida scope because it
is through this balancing process of
some sort of symmetry that order comes
about repetition regularity so the human
being then mean that's two-sided is
always wanting to ask is you is always
you wait is it this or is it that answer
yes or no true or false
black or white and has very difficulty
the most simple-minded the person is the
more difficulty they have in using their
conscious attention to do anything but
estimate these very simple contrast
between the good guys and bad guys you
man you're a woman there can be no doubt
see there might be nothing vaguely in
between no greys no no washes because a
simple mind wants this great precision
which of course you can't have but as
polls you see of one of the greatest
dualities in the world is the disease
the duality of something and nothing of
being and
non-being and of course in our thinking
the solid world represents existence and
the space world represents non-existence
the conquest of space therefore will be
the conquest of non-existence see this
is that our great attempt to survive by
being able to leave this increasingly
plundered planet or somewhere else in
plunder that that's the difference
between mining and farming
hunting and farming too
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Porter Robinson & Madeon - Shelter (Robotaki Remix) - Duration: 4:00.
Porter Robinson & Madeon - Shelter (Robotaki Remix) Lyrics
[Instrumentals]
[Verse 1] I could never find the right way to tell you
Have you noticed I've been gone?
'Cause I left behind the home that you made me
But I will carry it along
[Chorus] And it's a long way forward, so trust in me
I'll give them shelter, like you've done for me
And I know, I'm not alone, you'll be watching over us
Until you're gone
[Instrumentals]
[Verse 2] When I'm older, I'll be silent beside you
I know words won't be enough And they won't need to know our names or our
faces But they will carry on for us
[Chorus] And it's a long way forward, so trust in me
I'll give them shelter, like you've done for me
And I know, I'm not alone, you'll be watching over us
Until you're gone
[Instrumentals]
[Outro] Oh it's a long way forward, trust in me
I'll give them shelter, like you've done for me
And I know, I'm not alone, you'll be watching over us
Until...
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BREAKING Hannity, Lahren And O'Reilly Back With New Network – You Won't Believe Where They'll Be Wor - Duration: 4:54.
BREAKING Hannity, Lahren And O'Reilly Back With New Network – You Won't Believe Where
They'll Be Working…
On the heels of major shakeups at the Fox News Network, an alternative conservative
network is being actively discussed amongst conservative fat cats.
A well-placed source close to the proposal tells Mediaite that serious discussions are
underway to create an alternative conservative cable network on the belief that the Fox News
Network is moving too far to the left.
The source, who is engaged in the talks, says a meeting is planned for today with two prominent
high-powered television executives, some underperforming conservative networks and people who have
an interest and the ability to fund a new network.
The potential aim?
Putting "the old band" back together.
There are certainly plenty of (out-of-work?) conservative powerhouses to pick from that
could star on a new network, and perhaps even some executives from within Fox News who might
be lured by the new opportunity.
Could the new channel include stars like the ousted Bill O'Reilly, who didn't waste
much time hitting the podcast waves after he was fired amid a sexual harassment scandal?
Could Tomi Lahren, the conservative mega star, who was recently sidelined at The Blaze also
take on a prominent role?
The exact "who" won't be clear until the deal is more defined but the source says
the pitch is that the network could immediately reach at least 85 million homes.
This news comes on the heels of a long profile in last weekend's New York Times which paints
a picture of a changing Fox News Network with Murdoch's sons, James and Lachlan, CEO and
co-chairman of parent company 21st Century Fox, at the helm.
The piece struck fear into the minds of some Fox News' hardcore conservatives with talk
of the sons wanting to rid the company "of the old-guard culture on which their father
built his empire" and bringing "a warmer and fuzzier workplace" that would move away
from an "anti-politically correct environment."
On Thursday, New York Magazine's Gabe Sherman, a constant thorn in the side of Fox News,
reported that "sweeping management changes" may be coming to the network as well.
Sherman's report cited three anonymous sources that contend that the network's co-President
Bill Shine recently asked the Murdoch sons to release a statement in support of him amid
the roiling lawsuits and scandals.
Both Fox News and 21 Century Fox have vigorously denied that Shine made such a request but
the report by Sherman prompted a rather mysterious tweet about the "total end of the FNC as
we know it" by the network's biggest remaining star, Sean Hannity: "I just don't see
Fox News and Sean having a long relationship.
If Sean becomes available, you have 100 percent turnover in primetime and a huge opportunity,"
a television executive, who didn't want to be identified, but is involved in some
of the talks, told Mediaite.
"I'm working on it (the new conservative channel) hot and heavy," the source said.
"It's live, it's real."
The new channel could come to fruition within the next 10 to 12 months, the executive said.
It is no surprise that a savvy investor would see the turmoil within Fox News as a major
opportunity.
As The Times piece noted, analysts estimate that Fox News produced 25 percent of 21st
Century Fox's operating income last year or a whopping $6.6 billion.
Conservative news remains a cash cow for investors, but the media landscape is quickly changing
with younger viewers "cutting the cord" and turning to alternative over-the-top live
streaming platforms like Hulu, Amazon, Roku and YouTube TV.
Could a conservative alternative channel with some big names have an edge on the 20-year-old
conservative network?
Stay tuned.
Our source is convinced it can happen.
Update 12:58 p.m: This article has been updated with a quote from a television executive who
is involved in the talks.
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Sweet Potato Cheesecake (Cheesecake de Batata) | Felicitas Pizarro - Duration: 4:25.
The traditional argentinian dessert, "Vigilante" dessert...
Sweet potato or Quince paste with cheese,
today we turn it into a cheesecake.
I've chose sweet potato but you can use whatever you prefer!
Let's begin with the lower layer of the cheesecake.
We will process 160 GRS. VAINILLA COOKIES.
Ready.
Let's add 100 GRS. MELTED BUTTER.
Mix.
Join everything together.
And take this mixture to a cake mold.
Spread it evenly.
Use your hands.
Great. Now, while we prepare the filling let's take this to the fridge.
So here we have...
600 grs. CREAM CHEESE to which we will add 160 grs. SUGAR
Important. The cream cheese should be at room temperature so it's easier to join the sugar to it.
Add 2 EGGS.
And here I have 40 GRS CORNSTARCH...
to which I am going to incorporate the juice of 1 ORANGE.
Join it well.
And add it to the mixture.
Finally, add 150 ml. CREAM.
Filling ready. Take it to the cake mold.
Perfect. Now let's take it...
to the oven for around an hour.
180ºC/356ºF - 1 HOUR
While the cheesecake is in the oven...
we will prepare our sweet potato.
I have 500 GRS. SWEET POTATO PASTE.
Cut into chunks.
And take it to a hot pan to melt.
Good.
Add 100 ml. WATER.
This will help it melt.
And another argentinean touch, 100 ml. Hesperidina.
So, what we are looking for, is for these paste to become like a jam again, to disolve.
So it will be easier to manipulate and we will be able to spread it on top of our cake.
Remember quince fans, that you are cursing me because using sweet potato, that you can obviously replace the sweet potato and use quince paste.
This is ready, it has became more liquid. Now we will leave it to cool a bit...
let's look for our cake and finish the cheesecake.
Cheesecake ready, take a look.
Lovely, basic, classic...
now you can finish it with whatever you like.
you can use raspberry jam, dulce de leche...
Orange or cranberry jam, anything you like!
Today, sweet potato.
This is ready, we what it cool down just a bit, if we leave it to cool to much this will become a paste again...
so just a bit so we can manipulate it. Once it is over the cake if it becomes like a paste it will be great.
So we just heat it up so we can spread it on our cheesecake.
Spread it carefully.
The aromas are great.
Amazing my Sweet Potato Cheesecake.
My name is Felicitas Pizarro,
remember we are what we eat and today we are...
Sweet Potato Cheesecake.
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3 Synchronized Swimmers Get Trained for "O" by Cirque du Soleil - Duration: 4:53.
4 Years ago, 3 new talents stepped into the world of "O"…
This is their story
Training an Artist
Jenna Randall, Michelle Theriault & Mariko Sakai As "O" synchronized swimmers.
I'm Jenna Randall, I am from Great Britain.
I am 25; I've been doing synchro for about 18 years.
Eight of those years with the senior National team.
I'm Mariko Sakai, I am from Japan, Tokyo.
I was on the national team in the London Olympics in 2012.
My name is Michelle, I am 24.
I am from L.A., California.
I was on the U.S National team and I swam in college and for club teams.
We're here for the show "O"
and we are synchronized swimmers learning our spots.
Before we came here we didn't know each other at all.
We'd seen each other at competitions sometimes
and we saw each other at the audition.
It's been nice to talk about our synchro backgrounds
and how they are different but very similar in each country,
having that in common is nice. It was easy to get along.
Training for "O", we get the bus really early in the morning
and we train at eight-o'clock until twelve thirty…
some is land and most of it is water,
just going through all the routines and having them…
and then in the afternoons we have make up classes
to learn our make up for the show
also like costume fittings, hat fittings as well.
Training here has been quite mentally tough,
like 16 swimmers in the show
and at the moment the coach wants us to learn every ones spot
so we know the show from back to front in every position…
and then towards the end of our stay here we'll just practice
our spot that we'll be swimming in the show next year.
Right now we're just at a public pool so we get to visualize like an audience
so we'll watch the whole routine
and then there will be a close up on one girl that we'll learn
and you have that with every girl.
And we have papers that have,
it's kind of like American football,
there was like X's of the formation where you are…
A few routines that we have to do on big long wig
and when that gets really wet, it gets really heavy
and its quite hard to move with it on your head
and so that's quite difficult because in synchro, competitive synchro
we don't have a wig it was just a costume.
It's really cool; it looks really nice in the water.
My biggest stress is the makeup like not even the synchro part.
I knew we had to learn about makeup
but I didn't know it was going to be that hard…it's so hard to do.
It just…it takes forever, like we spent two hours
and we didn't even finish the whole thing.
It's fun…
She thinks it's fun.
…because I change…
Changing your look…
I feel like we are really getting ready and it's,
it's getting easier every day
but the whole aspect of the audience and just being on set
in the water with like a lot of outside distractions, it may be different
but when we get there we are going to have another month to train.
Cirque is like a whole different world
and I mean I love meeting all the other artists
and seeing what they do, what training background they had
and just learning about other people.
It's really exciting.
Exciting.
Exciting and my dream has come true.
O CIRQUE DU SOLEIL
CIRQUE DU SOLEIL
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Alien Russia KGB VIDEO - Duration: 3:33.
Alien Russia ( KGB VIDEO )
According to information from Russia knows about extraterrestrial civilizations over
several decades, so for many it is not surprising that such rumors are circulating for many
years.
Russia�s first contact with the gray aliens allegedly occurred in 1942.
At that time, were planned series of diplomatic visits to discuss issues of mutual interest
� by alleged Russian documents and agreements that have been created
According to the document, 072 / E at meeting the 1961 incident occurred that involved three
entities for breach of contract officers army base, when they discovered that their arrival
was filmed hidden devices without their consent.
Based on the agreement were 23/04 confidential meetings and filming or taking pictures was
not allowed.
According to the Truth KGB allegedly special unit designed to collect and monitor all kinds
of information regarding the mysterious and unexplained phenomena that report back inside,
and inside the Soviet Union.
See 3 available video clips.
The video links are in the article link below in our description.
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Just Dance Unlimited | Don't Let Me Down | SUPERSTAR Gameplay! - Duration: 4:13.
Hey my luvs! Túlio's here!
Marina's here!
And Magic Cucumber is here too,
But I think you guys can't see it right now.
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Sketchbook Drawing No.11 - Duration: 6:01.
Hey everyone!
I am back this week with a quick video of a sketchbook drawing.
This one is just a fun sketchbook session, still going with the theme of drawing from
things that I am obsessed with, so you'll most likely see more and more plants in my
art, which is kind of funny because I mentioned at one point that I wasn't super keen on
drawing leaves or that green is my least favourite colour, and yet here I am drawing lots of
leaves, and using lots of green.
So teenager me definitely did not know this was going to happen.
So for this one, I was watching a TV series and well decided to grab my sketchbook and
just draw while watching the show because that's something that I try to do whenever
I'm watching anything – whether it's a YouTube video, a movie, or a TV series.
I mean, I like to think that I can multitask, which is why I keep going for that set up
because I feel like I'm going to be more productive, even though in reality it's
counter productive, because if I want to complete a task I really have to put all my attention
into it.
But I guess it's kind of just become a habit now that I don't really like drawing when
it's quiet, so I always have to have something up in the background, or that I also have
to be doing something else when watching a movie like eating or fidgeting.
So yeah!
Which kind of makes me wonder now if there's anyone out there watching this specific video
and drawing at the same time.
Or maybe you caught yourself doing something that you didn't realise you always do when
you're watching for example a YouTube video.
That'd be pretty cool.
I don't know.
Let me know in the comments below.
And for this sketch, let me just talk about it, I used a HB pencil and I just started
shading.
I didn't really have a direction with this sketch.
I mean it's a sketchbook session, so I usually just go with the flow until I come across
something that turns into a concept or sometimes it's just for fun.
And this one was definitely just fun.
To be honest I wasn't really in the mood for drawing and shading the hair or clothing
with the pencil, so yeah I was a bit lady, and so I had to find a way to avoid that.
So I thought, you know what flowers – like really big flower crowns mean that I don't
have to draw the hair so I went with that – and that also kind of got out of hand,
because I ended up drawing it all over the page, but in the end I mean I had lots of
fun and I really like how it looks.
I also like the texture of the pencil shading with the watercolours and ink, which is actually
something that I forgot looks cool.
I like how soft the face looks compared to the leaves, which are lined with the black
ink.
So those really pop and the pencil shading recedes back, so I feel like that's a cool
combination so who knows maybe I'll incorporate that into a future finished artwork.
I also want to take this time to say that the month of April has ended and that was
my first month on Patreon, which was definitely something.
So I want to give a shout out and also thank Sarah McLaughlin, Riley Jordan, Grace Libby,
Jose Adrian Villareal, Aileen, Rebecca Stout, Zoe Pohl, Amanda Bengtsson, Shayla Bailey
and last but not least, Janet Nguyen.
I'm so sorry if I mispronounced any of the names, but yeah!
You guys are so amazing and so generous.
Thank you so much for your support, and if you are watching this, I hope you know that
I really enjoyed April and it's probably the best month this year so I'm really glad
that you guys were a part of it.
So yeah!
With that said, I will be ending this video now.
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Day In My Life: People Are Following Me Today - Duration: 7:54.Hey everyone! Dana here.
And today is another one of those wonderful, exciting days, where I have a project that
pulls me out of the Wanted Adventure studio...also known as my kitchen and my living room.
And out of the Wanted Adventure "editing area," also known as a desk next to my bed, and into
the rest of the world.
So I thought that I would bring you along with me as well.
And first thing for today that project takes me to...the BR building!
The BR is doing a documentary and for that they asked if they could film a little bit
of my "day in my YouTube life."
And so I thought, hey great, yeah!
Okay, so I will make a day in my life video for the Wanted Adventure channel and they
can follow me around and film me for their day in my life filming me making a day in
my life video.
If that makes any sense.
So right now first I have to go inside, we have some filming to do inside.
Hopefully by the time we come back out maybe it'll stop drizzling.
I'm feeling some droplets from above.
And then we're gonna film a little bit more around Munich.
I have a few things planned to show you.
Alright, the weather is not cooperating. It's still raining. But that's okay.
I'm going to take you now on a walk that right now is pretty quiet, not too many people.
But in just 5 months, there will be thousands of people, tourists and locals, making this
walk to the Oktoberfest.
I'm on the Hackerbrücke now, and I like to come to the Hackerbrücke even when the Oktoberfest
isn't going on. I really like trains.
I think they're beautiful and interesting to watch.
And especially here in the winter when it snows, then there's like a light dusting of
white on the tracks and then with the red trains, it's just a really nice contrast.
So as you can see here at the moment this alleyway is pretty open, not to many people here.
But also here, in just a few months, it'll be packed with people.
And behind me, if you already want to start some beer during the Oktoberfest, if you already
want to start drinking before you get there or you just want some cheaper beer or some
pretzels, there's usually a little kiosk stand there.
And if you don't have your Dirndl yet -- so a lot of the people that you will see walking
here in this area during the Oktoberfest will be wearing a Dirndl.
If you don't yet have a Dirndl, you can usually buy it right over there.
There's a little kiosk that pops up selling colorful Dirndls.
And yeah, this area is just packed with people heading to the festival.
My shoes are sopping wet at this point.
I probably wouldn't have come out today in this weather to show you this walk.
I would have picked a sunny day.
But um, yeah, we had this planned for today, and so rain or shine I'm showing you Munich.
Okay, it's time for me to continue on.
Something a little sad to announce.
As long as I've been living here in Munich, every summer Monday night is Blade Night.
But this year, unfortunately we won't be having it.
And I mention that here because this bridge oftentimes I would see the people...so
Blade Night is where thousands of people skate all around Munich.
And oftentimes I would see them coming underneath this bridge here.
But yeah, unfortunately this summer Blade Night will not be taking place in Munich.
So a little disappointing to hear that.
Now we come to a set of stairs that, I think these are trick stairs!
So when I walk up or down these stairs it's very awkward for me, with the distance of
the stairs.
So they are too big for me to make it in just one, you know, step.
But too small for me to fit really comfortably two full steps on the stairs.
And so far I have not met anyone who has said that they walk up and down these steps comfortably.
So if you've been on these steps, how has your experience been?
And finally, here I am at the Theresienwiese.
This is the huge open area that gets filled by the Oktoberfest every year in September
and a little bit of October.
Oktoberfest fills this area with beer tents and music and bright colorful lights and food
and beer, of course.
And the smell of caramelized almonds and sweat and, yeah, even sometimes some vomit as well.
But the Oktoberfest is only a little bit more than two weeks.
So what happens with this big ol' field the whole rest of the year?
Well, as you can maybe imagine, it takes a while to set up the Oktoberfest too.
So I believe they start setting it up around mid-July.
Then you have Oktoberfest.
And then it takes them a little bit of time to take everything down, take everything apart.
And in addition to that, you've also got a few other festivals.
For example the Tollwood Festival takes place here in the winter.
And you've got the Frühlingsfest in the spring, the spring festival, that's coming up soon.
But yeah, for a lot of the year, it's actually just a big open empty field.
Visiting this area when nothing else is going on here, or even when there's one of the other
smaller festivals, makes me realize just how massive the Oktoberfest is.
That the other festivals, they set up the whole festival, sometimes there's even a parking lot,
if I remember correctly, and still they only take up a small fraction of this area.
Whereas the Oktoberfest, it really fills it from one side to the other.
And, yeah, when I'm in the middle of the Oktoberfest, of course it feels big, it looks big, but
for me it's really hard to judge just how huge it really is.
But then when I see this big open area with nothing here from one side to the other,
I realize what an amazing feat it is that every year they set up the Oktoberfest with these
sturdy wooden beer halls.
That they set that up here and take that down every year.
That just, yeah, it's really impressive.
Now I am standing in, what looks to me about the middle of this whole area here.
So let's have a look.
So my question for you is: Have you ever been to the Theresienwiese?
And if you had access to a big open area like this and money wasn't an issue, what kind
of an event would you want to hold here?
Please let me know in the comments below.
Thank you so much for watching.
I really hope that you enjoyed this video.
And also a big thank you so much to our patrons on Patreon, who help make these videos possible.
Thank you so much for your support.
If you would like to check out our page on Patreon, you can find a link to that down
in the description box below.
Until next time, auf Wiedersehen!
Look at that beautiful bike.
I can't even point at it. Which direction. Look at it, that's really cool.
Awkward to walk up or down them.
They are not big enough for me to take really two full steps on them, but too small for...no.
So...
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Porter Robinson & Madeon - Shelter (Robotaki Remix) - Duration: 4:00.Porter Robinson & Madeon - Shelter (Robotaki Remix) Lyrics
[Instrumentals]
[Verse 1] I could never find the right way to tell you
Have you noticed I've been gone?
'Cause I left behind the home that you made me
But I will carry it along
[Chorus] And it's a long way forward, so trust in me
I'll give them shelter, like you've done for me
And I know, I'm not alone, you'll be watching over us
Until you're gone
[Instrumentals]
[Verse 2] When I'm older, I'll be silent beside you
I know words won't be enough And they won't need to know our names or our
faces But they will carry on for us
[Chorus] And it's a long way forward, so trust in me
I'll give them shelter, like you've done for me
And I know, I'm not alone, you'll be watching over us
Until you're gone
[Instrumentals]
[Outro] Oh it's a long way forward, trust in me
I'll give them shelter, like you've done for me
And I know, I'm not alone, you'll be watching over us
Until...
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No Resolve - Turning You Over [HD | Lyrics] - Duration: 3:54.
The hungry look in her eyes says it all
She's a fiend, she is so unclean
A beauty quees's nothing new to me
Why would I pay when I can get it for free
There was never a doubt I know what you are about
I'll chew you up, I'll spit you out
I love it when I'm turning you over
I can't stay sober when you are around
You love it when I'm turning you over
You're getting closer, I'm pulling out
The scent of sin makes them weak for me
They lose control, they beg, they cheat
Dirty girls are a turn on for me
Don't open your mouth unless you're on your knees
There was never a doubt I know what you are about
I'll chew you up, I'll spit you out
I love it when I'm turning you over
I can't stay sober when you are around
You love it when I'm turning you over
You're getting closer, I'm pulling out
I love it when I'm turning you over
I can't stay sober when you are around
You love it when I'm turning you over
You're getting closer, I'm pulling out
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TRYING CANNABIS OIL [FT. AARON] [CC] - Duration: 9:57.Chase: Hey Aaron, come smell me.
Aaron: No.
Chase: Aaa..
[upbeat intro music]
Chase: Hello my sweets!
And my sweetness.
Chase: [laughs]
Aaron: Am I... Am I in this?
Chase: You are!
This isn't really a vlog, it's like um,
I'm nervous so I'm gonna film doing this.
So, I just made a video about my first appointment at the cannabis clinic.
And I explained what I was doing and why I'm going.
And what I did, and the doctor and all of that fun stuff.
And now I have prescription for medical cannabis
and I am about to try... the cannabis oil for the first time
and I wanna record it.
just because I want to...
exploit my illness of [nervous laugh] anxiety for the internet
but also because I want to remember how I did it
and I want to remember how I felt.
because I'm gonna film the way that I'm reacting to it.
Because I used to get CRA-ZY panic attacks
um, when I was in high school.
Because of smoking weed.
But this is like, the oil.
So if you didn't see the video of me talking about going to the clinic, go!
Because I talk-the unboxing.
But I do have like a card.
[to Aaron] Isn't this cool? It's like my medical cannabis card.
Aaron: Oh, cool.
Chase: It has my name on it and everything.
And this is my sticker that has the doctor's name that prescribed it
because this makes it legal.
Aaron: yeah.
Chase: Coz if the cops find THIS, I can go to prison
Chase: [laughs] I'm kidding. It's dramatic.
Aaron: Is this, like, do you have to be reassessed after a while?
Chase: Yeah! Aaron: Okay.
Chase: Yeah, every year. Aaron: You can't be on it all the time?
Chase: No. Aaron: That's stupid.
Chase: So, this is what it looks like here.
It's called yellow.
[to Aaron] I like that you're in focus but I'm not.
This is MY video. Wooa-to a train?
Choo-choo motherfucker.
So, this is it. It's cannabis oil.
It's yellow. But this is like, this company
this is their brand. Like, it's not actually called yellow.
Aaron: Okay. Chase: They call it yellow.
It has 0.9mg/ml of THC
which is the stuff that makes me go crazy.
Aaron: Hmm. Chase: It makes me... um, get panic attacks.
And then CBD has 19.9mg.
Aaron: Okay. Chase: Which is the anti-anxiety stuff.
Aaron: Yeah.
Chase: Yeah, you look really good on camera. Aaron: Thaaanks.
Chase: Too bad, I'M not in focus.
Aaron: Focus on me.
Aaron: Oh why... Hi.
[kissing sounds]
Chase: I miss doing the zoom so much.
It's like such a... such a...
INTIMATE MOMENT
[Chase laughs] Aaron: Oh my god! [laughs]
Chase: Alright, so I have to read up the instructions [unintelligible]
I have a syringe, I'm supposed to like...
Aaron: [slurping noise] Chase: pull out.
Chase: And then, put it in my mouth. [kissing sound]
A little bit.
Aaron: Ah, like a little [licking noise] Chase: Yeah.
So, let's try it!
Okay, this is it!
[to Aaron] I'm nervous and I'm glad that you're here coz if I start to freak out...
Aaron: Don't freak out! Chase: You have to put me in the shower, ok?
Aaron: I'll give you an Ativan.
Chase: You have to put me in the shower if I start to freak out.
Aaron: Why the shower?
Chase: Because I have to sing to bring myself back.
Aaron: Aww, so cute!
Chase: OH SHIT.
Aaron: This smells like *the* kush?
Chase: Come and smell this.
Aaron: Okay yeah... Chase: DAAANK.
Aaron: [laughing] right?
Chase: OH MY GOD!
I didn't expect it to smell so much like...
Aaron: Like weed?
Chase: Like weed. Aaron: It's probably gonna taste like weed too, I dunno.
Chase: Mmkay.
Aaron: I thought it was supposed to be like a drop?
Chase: Should I read the paper again? Aaron: Yeah.
Chase: For ingestion. Oil.
Start with a dose of 0.3 ml
Titrate up/down the next dose by 0.2 ml.
It takes one to two hours to take effect.
And then the hour-it takes about [unintelligible]
effects last between six to eight hours.
I like that I'm doing this on camera too because this is literally legal, though.
Aaron: Yeah. Chase: It's not like those people
who are like smoking weed and like posting pictures on Instagram.
Like that's not, that's not...
Aaron: Not that were throwing shade...
Chase: I'm supposed to like, put it on my lip.
Aaron: Which lips? Chase: Thank you!
Chase: Oh, it's very oily.
Aaron: Oh really?
Chase: I feel like I'm gonna do the placebo thing
and I'm gonna feel it right away
even though it's takes two hours.
Aaron: Heh, your boy.
Chase: But I like that it gradually...
Aaron: Yeah. Chase: Feels it.
Chase: [slurping noises]
Chase: [gagging noises] Aaron: [bursts into laughter]
Chase: [laughing] FU-HA-HA-HA!
Aaron: Oh sure "I'm gonna gradually do it" I saw that!
Chase: Pheeew.
Okay.
[chewing sounds]
It doesn-lalalalala-I'm gonna take water.
This isn't even my water, this is Maude's.
I don't know if I'm supposed to drink water after.
They really don't give you that many instructions.
[sipping noises]
Thanks Maude for your water.
[drinking jar hitting table]
Uggghhh I shouldn't have drank water.
[high-pitched] Woo!
Aaron: Did that make it worse?
Chase: [stoner voice] Blaaaze- [normal voice] I'm kidding, it's been 2 seconds.
Um, I... It's a weird taste in my mouth but...
I'm very nervous. [chuckles] Honestly, I'm very scared.
Aaron: Coz the taste is probably like, triggering, right?
Chase: Yes. It is because I used to get crazy panic attacks.
So, I will update you throughout the next one to two hours to see how I feel.
But I have this thing where I'm very sensitive to medication...
and I have that like placebo thing where I literally like
if I was in clinical trial I would always feel the symptoms no matter what.
Even if it was like, the placebo. Aaron: Yeah.
Chase: Um... group. [Aaron is making candy wrapper/box noises]
Chase: Making noise? Coz he thinks- Are those fruit gushers?
Aaron: Yeeah.
Aaron: This package [unintelligible] Chase: I have the munchies! I'm kidding.
Aaron: Stoop.
Chase: Does the oil give you the munchies?
[chewing noises]
Aaron: That's a good question.
Chase: It's a good question, I'm gonna Google that.
Thank you. This actually makes the taste in my mouth way better.
Aaron: That's why I opened it.
Chase: It tastes oily but not like I'm drinking like, vegetable oil.
Chase: It was like a lighter vegetable oil.
[candy wrapper/box & chewing noises]
Think of bee. I'll let you know how it goes.
This is my voice, one hour on cannabis oil.
Aaron: I have an arm brace.
Chase: Which lips?
I don't feel any different.
But you need to put me-
[laughing] in an anxiety inducing. Aaron: What was THAT? [laughing]
Chase: [laughing] What was that?
Aaron: It sounds like he's blowing kisses!
Chase: OHHN MI-NOU-BLI-TO!
You look so mad! [laughing]
Omg he go: kiiill... Aaron: He's like [kissing sound]
Chase: I think it's a sneeze.
It's coz you didn't watch him but I watched him when he did it
and he was like "ATCHOO!"
Chase: Awwn... Aaron: It sounds like a kiss, it's like [unintelligible]
Chase: MY THIIICK LITTLE BAABY! OOH MY SWEETIE.
I love you my baby.
Oh it's hittin' me that DAAANK!
I'm kidding, oh my god. [laughing]
Aaron: You're so ridicul-oh
Aaron: O-OH MY GOD Chase: [laughing]
Aaron: Hellllooo. Chase: Which lips?
Aaron: At this view it looks like I have 18 chins.
Chase: Good. Aaron: Good.
Aaron: Okay, it's a shoulder.
Chase: [cackling] Aaron: Neck-chins!
Chase: Three chins, twelve you.
Aaron: [laughing] All my chins are on my neck.
Chase: Aa-! [shook]
Chase: Anyways, I'll keep updating you. We're about to film a podcast right now, so...
Um, we're gonna do that and see if
See if I get
I feel any better with this.
Who know-Whatever, whatever...
Alright, so, I am like.. I don't know
Um, how long has it been? Like, six hours now?
Since I was on the err.. I tried the oil.
Um, at first I didn't really feel much.
I actually filmed the podcast with Aaron
and um, I felt a little bit like...
Spaced out a little bit but
I don't think that's because of the oil.
It's not supposed to do that to you.
I'm pretty sure that's like, the other part of the cannabis
that's like, supposed to make you feel like that.
So, I dunno. But you know, placebo like I was talking about.
So, anyways, do I feel any different?
I did not feel, anxiety.
Umm, I was talking to Aaron and a couple of friends
and I was trying to figure out coz I felt like
I either felt the physical symptoms or the emotional symptoms of anxiety
and I wasn't sure what I was feeling.
And then I realized I was feeling both of them
but very very low "dose".
Of anxiety.
Um, and now that's it's kinda worn out
about five to six hours after I took it
Um, I was like, just talking to some friend.
Um, online.
And um, they were doing something that was really anxiety inducing for me
Whereas like, if I was in this situation I would feel very very anxious
and I wouldn't want to be around that.
Um, and it started to make me feel really anxious.
So, now I am very anxious.
I'm not- [sighs]
You know, I'm probably at the level of anxiety that I would be if I hadn't taken this.
So, I am like, guessing.
Iam learning like, the dosage? Of what I need.
And I can go up, if I need to
So, I think I'm gonna try to slowly
do the same dose tomorrow.
And then the next day if it doesn't work
just go up 0.1 instead of 0.2 like they suggest.
Just to test it out.
I don't wanna put too much, I don't wanna like
strain my body and stuff like that.
I wanna actually be able to feel that it helps my anxiety.
So...
So far, from the first experience that I've had
it's not too bad and I'm excited to
um, try it out again.
Just to see how that feels
and I dunno, see what happens in the next couple of weeks
and I will let you guys know um, how that feels for me
and if the anxiety is worse or better.
And I am still gonna take my Ativan if I need it.
As well as a combination of the cannabis.
I know that sounds like a lot.
Like I'm taking like, Resperidol and...
Is that what it's called? Whatever.
And now the cannabis oil for anxiety.
But please know also, that I travel to the States
quite frequently and I'm not legally allowed to bring
the cannabis oil across the border.
So, having Ativan and Propanolol is gonna really help me in case something happens.
At least I have Ativan to help me with my anxiety.
Coz it's really not fun when you're in the States
and you have like, a panic attack
and you literally have nothing to help you.
So...
At least I have that to try out.
Um, so, I'll let you guys know.
And if you have any questions at all I know I wasn't really super specific about like, how I felt
But I just wanted to show you that I got something
Like, I got medical cannabis
and I'm trying it for my anxiety.
In case anybody ever wanted to try that
or was wondering about that.
If you wanna if it's legal where you live just Google it
coz I literally have no idea and I'm sorry.
Like, I barely even know if it's legal in Canada.
I know it's not legal in Canada, they're trying to make
marijuana legal by like, July 2018.
Who knows if that's ever gonna happen.
That's probably a myth that somebody randomly started online.
So, who even knows?
But anyways, that's it for me today.
I just wanted to let you know how I feel about the oil
and um, I'll see you guys soon!
Let me know if you have any questions.
Okay, bye!
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Waterfall vs Agile - VALUE and RISK Revisited + FREE CHEAT SHEET - Duration: 4:38.
Previously...
A valuable discussion about value
A chance encounter with risk
Today....
A shocking display of shameless bias
And stick around to the end to grab your free Waterfall vs Agile Cheat Sheet!
Welcome to Development That Pays
My name is Gary Straughan
And this episode, I have to tell you, has been a nightmare to put together.
The number, quality and breadth of the comments on the last two episodes has been amazing.
You given me far more than I can do justice to in a single episode.
Mr Sammotube and Mike Jones: you two in particular have... challenged me.
Mike put forward a compelling argument about the VersionOne "gang of four" graphs.
He says they're not intended to be "accurate" or "technically correct".
Their strength is their simplicity, and - more importantly - their reasonableness.
A reasonableness calculated to "draw in" the old school.
I'll put a link to the previous episode in the description so that you can find Mike's
comments.
Well worth a read.
We can't know for sure if there's intentional "bias" in VersonOne's graphs.
But it did make me wonder how much "bias" I'd built into my version of the graphs.
Mr Sammotube tested my unconscious biases further.
Referring to the Customer Value graph,
he argued that the value gap
Could be reversed.
Really?
This is Henrik Kniberg's work we're talking about, you know!
Of course it is possible.
Given the right project.
The right KIND of project.
For a complex project... this version stands.
But for a more straightforward project
- what I tend to refer to as a "Well-understood project" -
The waterfall project may well deliver more value at the "big bang launch".
What about Risk?
Here's my "Risk of Failure" curve from last time.
The Agile curve wasn't too controversial.
As for the Waterfall graph, I expected push-back...
And I got it.
For this part of the line.
There are competing forces at work here.
Market changes force the risk up.
Any kind of "knowledge gain" forces it down.
Mr Sammotube pointed out that real-world waterfall project teams aren't cut off from the world.
There's some level of input, some learning.
So I'm prepared to revise my line down
... but not too far.
I'd miss the shock value of the upward slope.
This is, of course, the complex project view.
For a well-understood project.
The initial risk is lower.
Here's the Agile risk profile.
Could it be that the Waterfall risk profile
looks like this?
Hmmm.
By the way, there was general agreement than the VersionOne risk graph refers to a different
kind of risk:
The "Risk of Not Delivering"
That being the case, I'm okay with the Waterfall curve
But would prefer an "S" for the Agile curve.
Again, this is the complex project view.
I'll leave the well-understood project version as an exercise for the reader :)
I'm also going to side-step a THIRD kind of risk
- - the risk of missing a launch deadline.
Chiefly because I've yet to figure that one out.
(Seems I'm also having trouble with split infinitives :)
What started as an upgrade to some graphs on a Cheat Sheet has blossomed into a very
interesting discussion .
Case closed?
No.
But I do have three graphs that I'm happy with.
For now.
Let's roll them in:
Risk of Not Delivering
Risk of Failure
And last but my no means least
Customer Value.
with it's all-important "value gap".
That's the complex project view.
What about the well-understood project view?
What well-understood project view?
Did I say I wasn't biased?
Two quick things before we finish today.
If you'd like a copy of the "Waterfall vs Agile Cheat Sheet"
you'll find a link in the description below.
Click the link, follow the instructions and it's all yours.
The Cheat Sheet get updated from time to time
to add a graph for example
When it does, I'll be sure to send a copy to you by email.
Thank you very much for watching.
If you enjoyed this episode please click to like
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I look forward to seeing you next time.
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BREAKING Hannity, Lahren And O'Reilly Back With New Network – You Won't Believe Where They'll Be Wor - Duration: 4:54.BREAKING Hannity, Lahren And O'Reilly Back With New Network – You Won't Believe Where
They'll Be Working…
On the heels of major shakeups at the Fox News Network, an alternative conservative
network is being actively discussed amongst conservative fat cats.
A well-placed source close to the proposal tells Mediaite that serious discussions are
underway to create an alternative conservative cable network on the belief that the Fox News
Network is moving too far to the left.
The source, who is engaged in the talks, says a meeting is planned for today with two prominent
high-powered television executives, some underperforming conservative networks and people who have
an interest and the ability to fund a new network.
The potential aim?
Putting "the old band" back together.
There are certainly plenty of (out-of-work?) conservative powerhouses to pick from that
could star on a new network, and perhaps even some executives from within Fox News who might
be lured by the new opportunity.
Could the new channel include stars like the ousted Bill O'Reilly, who didn't waste
much time hitting the podcast waves after he was fired amid a sexual harassment scandal?
Could Tomi Lahren, the conservative mega star, who was recently sidelined at The Blaze also
take on a prominent role?
The exact "who" won't be clear until the deal is more defined but the source says
the pitch is that the network could immediately reach at least 85 million homes.
This news comes on the heels of a long profile in last weekend's New York Times which paints
a picture of a changing Fox News Network with Murdoch's sons, James and Lachlan, CEO and
co-chairman of parent company 21st Century Fox, at the helm.
The piece struck fear into the minds of some Fox News' hardcore conservatives with talk
of the sons wanting to rid the company "of the old-guard culture on which their father
built his empire" and bringing "a warmer and fuzzier workplace" that would move away
from an "anti-politically correct environment."
On Thursday, New York Magazine's Gabe Sherman, a constant thorn in the side of Fox News,
reported that "sweeping management changes" may be coming to the network as well.
Sherman's report cited three anonymous sources that contend that the network's co-President
Bill Shine recently asked the Murdoch sons to release a statement in support of him amid
the roiling lawsuits and scandals.
Both Fox News and 21 Century Fox have vigorously denied that Shine made such a request but
the report by Sherman prompted a rather mysterious tweet about the "total end of the FNC as
we know it" by the network's biggest remaining star, Sean Hannity: "I just don't see
Fox News and Sean having a long relationship.
If Sean becomes available, you have 100 percent turnover in primetime and a huge opportunity,"
a television executive, who didn't want to be identified, but is involved in some
of the talks, told Mediaite.
"I'm working on it (the new conservative channel) hot and heavy," the source said.
"It's live, it's real."
The new channel could come to fruition within the next 10 to 12 months, the executive said.
It is no surprise that a savvy investor would see the turmoil within Fox News as a major
opportunity.
As The Times piece noted, analysts estimate that Fox News produced 25 percent of 21st
Century Fox's operating income last year or a whopping $6.6 billion.
Conservative news remains a cash cow for investors, but the media landscape is quickly changing
with younger viewers "cutting the cord" and turning to alternative over-the-top live
streaming platforms like Hulu, Amazon, Roku and YouTube TV.
Could a conservative alternative channel with some big names have an edge on the 20-year-old
conservative network?
Stay tuned.
Our source is convinced it can happen.
Update 12:58 p.m: This article has been updated with a quote from a television executive who
is involved in the talks.
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First of all, I would like to ask all of my subscribers to click the small bell symbol
right next to the subscribe button.
In case you're wondering why: Well, some algorithm of YouTube screwed up and that's
why in many cases people don't get notified about new uploads.
So if you don't want to miss any of my videos, please click the bell symbol.
Alternatively, you can follow me on twitter if, for instance, you don't have a YouTube
account.
I post all new videos there as well.
Secondly, I would like to thank all of you who watch my content and write comments on
a regular basis.
It really means a lot to me and helps me keep going on YouTube.
Times are tough in terms of views and revenue stream these days.
Which kinda brings us to the main topic: Patreon.
This is something I've been very hesitant about since I felt it would be kind of strange
to ask random people on the internet for money.
But a while ago I went to some of Duggy's livestreams and asked him what kind of feedback
his fans gave him.
And it seems that a selected few subscribers were delighted to support him via Patreon.
Duggy also convinced me that it's ok to use Patreon because in fact you don't force
anyone to pay.
This is why I created my own page on Patreon.
I decided to keep it really simple and low key, so there's three tiers:
One dollar will get you a shout out in every video description, placed very prominently.
Also you'll get screenshots from my current productions and access to Patreon polls.
Two dollars will grant you access to a special discord server where you can basically chat
with me and ask me anything.
I'll invite you and you can ask all kinds of shit about my projects or whatever.
And who knows, maybe you'll meet your future wife there.
Three dollars will allow you to view some exclusive behind the scenes material like
outtakes, small project showcases, unused clips and other stuff.
I don't know if I could provide this stuff for every single video I upload.
When I do Battlefield montages it doesn't make sense offering other material but especially
during the making of machinimas in GTA V there's a lot of fun stuff happening in the background
that I think would be interesting for you to see.
What I would enjoy a lot more than earning money is to entertain more people around the
world.
So if you can't donate, you don't have to feel bad.
You can help me out by sharing my content with your friends and posting a comment now
and then.
My goal is to one day reach 10.000 subscribers.
And maybe more!
That's about all I have to say for now.
Again, check out the patreon page, there's already a small machinima there and additional
info on the tiers and my goals.
Make sure to follow me on twitter to never miss any future videos as well.
Thank you for watching!
whanowa over
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