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Chicken parm, one of the most exciting chicken

dishes anywhere on the planet.

And the secret behind this one is the flour, egg wash,

bread crumb, and then that crispy texture

to perfect a stunning dish.

First thing, trim the chicken breasts.

This is a supreme of chicken.

We've taken out the filet.

Basically, that's the tender.

You don't need that on there.

Lay it down.

Take a knife, put your hand on, and just literally slice into

the middle all the way over.

Run the point just to the tip, and then open it up.

That chicken breast is double the size so it's half as thin.

To get it nice and even, parchment paper, one piece.

Chicken on top, parchment paper on top, and then all we do

is literally roll.

Look what's happening to my chicken.

It spreading out.

And what we're doing now is turning

this into a beautiful escallop.

That is now ready for your flour,

egg wash, and breadcrumb.

Lay that into the flour.

Make sure you lightly dust the chicken with flour

and just shake off the excess flour.

Next, into a most amazing egg wash.

Submerge that down, let it disappear under the egg.

It's going to hold all those incredible breadcrumbs

together.

For me, bread crumbs are boring.

We zest that up with a touch of salt, a touch of pepper,

of smoked paprika--

just a touch-- and then Parmesan cheese.

The Parmesan cheese gives it this really

nice sort of caramelized cheese effect on top of the chicken.

Mix that up.

Watch that Parmesan almost disappear through.

Take your chicken out, give it a little shake, and then straight

into your bread crumbs.

Roll it around.

Get a handful of bread crumbs, sprinkle over the chicken.

And the secret here is to make sure

that you cover all the little pieces of exposed chicken.

Here's where we take the chicken parm to another level.

Take your parchment paper, flip it over.

Take out, shake any excess off, lay that on top of the paper.

Turn the paper the other way around.

Lay that on top.

Go back to your rolling pin and then just gently roll.

Now, what's happening now is all those breadcrumbs are sticking

right into the chicken.

The secret behind that is to get that done literally 10 minutes

before you cook it and those breadcrumbs stay on there.

Water boiling for the spaghetti.

A tough of olive oil, salt in.

Spaghetti into the water.

Let's the spaghetti cook for 10 seconds and then from there,

twist it around as it just starts to bend

and then literally twist that into the pan.

That is going to take nine to 10 minutes of boiling.

Lid back on.

Now we can start cooking our chicken.

Once the chicken is that thin, it

doesn't need to be deep fried.

Sometimes, chicken parm gets cooked in too deep oil.

So rapeseed oil, literally a tablespoon.

Get that oil nice and hot.

Lift up the chicken parm and you lay that into your pan.

That's the northern way way.

Two and a half minutes each side.

The secret now is by the time my chicken is

cooked my spaghetti is ready.

They take literally nine to 10 minutes from start to finish.

Once you've get the color on top,

start placing little bits of butter underneath.

That makes the bread crumbs golden brown.

Flip over.

Two and a half minutes each side.

Turn it once and once only.

From there, take it out onto a platter nice and carefully.

Look at that.

Wow.

We top this with its marina sauce.

It's a spoon of this incredible rich tomato sauce

right smack bang in the middle.

Then we sit our mozzarella on top of that, season mozzarella

with salt and pepper.

Into the oven we go.

The perfect garnish for this is the most amazing broccoli rabe.

These are young broccoli stems.

They Need sauteing very quickly and finishing

with a touch of chili flake and then just a touch

of lemon juice for acidity.

A teaspoon of olive oil in.

Broccoli, lay it in the pan.

I want a bit of color on here, really important.

Beautiful.

So and pepper.

We're just starting to get some color on the broccoli rabe.

You should season it with some chili flakes.

Amazing.

I'm going to drain off my pasta.

As that sits there, lightly season

it with olive oil, salt and pepper,

and a touch of fresh parsley.

A teaspoon of sauce in the pasta.

Don't drown it.

Get some basil leaves and just literally

break up the basil leaves.

Now twist it around.

The tomato sauce has sort of stained the pasta.

It's got really nice, fragrant smell of fresh basil

in there-- beautiful, ready to go.

Chicken parm, look at that-- beautiful.

Now for the exciting part, plating.

This broccoli rabe is so healthy.

That sits in the center of the plate.

Underneath add a nice spoon of sauce on there.

And then look, the chicken parm goes on the broccoli.

And then you just sort of knit the pasta together.

Use the bowl here and you just life

and turn so you've got that really

nice exciting barrel of pasta.

That sits there.

And finally, a little touch of sauce.

Finish that with some freshly grated aged Parmesan.

That has to be one of the most delicious chicken

parms anywhere.

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Introducing Ignite Express 2017 - Duration: 1:42.

Hey guys and welcome back to another HitFilm episode! Here's Javert from

inScape Digital. He'll be joining us for the next couple of months on an

internship so you'll be seeing a lot more of him. So what have we been doing

since our epic video with Film Riot? If you haven't seen Westworld to Yuma yet,

what are you doing? Check it out here. The reason we made that video was to

showcase how powerful our free VFX and editing software HitFilm

Express really is. But we're not stopping there,

oh no. We've decided to move straight on from the HitFilm Express 2017 release

and into another one: Ignite Express 2017. That's right we're

releasing over 90 plug-ins for free so that you can turn your editor into a VFX

powerhouse. This suite of plugins includes some fantastic VFX, color

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hosts that Ignite Pro supports. We truly believe that your creativity shouldn't

be limited by software. If you've been watching the YouTube channel, you know

that HitFilm are committed to developing awesome and affordable tools. This is our

next step and we're so excited to finally be offering this option to

creatives who want to use powerful HitFilm technology in their other

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Made in America is a Matter of National Security - Duration: 2:22.

There's a school of thought that the U.S. doesn't need to do its own manufacturing.

Why make stuff in the U.S. if it can be imported more cheaply from abroad?

One answer is jobs.

But there's another big reason.

Manufacturing in America is a matter of national security.

The United States is at risk if potential enemies suddenly stop supplying parts for

weapons systems.

The big five defense contractors depend on technology and manufacturing know-how developed

by the civilian sector.

And the U.S. civilian manufacturing base is gradually eroding.

This is forcing the defense sector to look overseas at times for the parts it needs…

Free-trade agreements DO allow for purchases from close allies.

The Pentagon can also grant waivers from the "Buy American Act" when contractors can't

find what they need in the U.S..

But there's a problem, the world's biggest manufacturer is also an emerging military

rival – China.

Federal law prohibits the Pentagon from buying weapons or parts from China.

But that's getting tougher to avoid because China simply dominates the market for some

critical components.

Take printed circuit boards, which go into military systems from missiles to ships to

trucks.

A Defense Department report says China makes close to half of the world's printed circuit

boards.

China is also slowly building strength in other electronics, including semiconductors.

And it's the largest producer of a chemical compound used in detonators

for over 200 kinds of munitions.

Without singling out China, the Pentagon warns that if key parts aren't made in America,

the U.S. risks supply disruption, theft of its technology, or even sabotage.

The trouble is, buy-American laws can also make domestic manufacturers inefficient and

expensive by shielding them from competition.

and the U.S. already spends more on its military than the next eight countries combined.

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David Spade Says Burglars Got One Thing He's Really Going to Miss | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:30.

WHAT'S UP, DAVID?

HOW ARE THINGS GOING WITH THE

HOME BURGLARY?

WE GOT DAVID SPADE AT CATCH.

WE ASKED HIM ABOUT HIS SAFE

OBVIOUSLY BEING STOLEN.

HAVE YOU HAD ANY LUCK IN

RECOVERING?

I WILL TELL YOU WHAT'S LEFT,

A SAD $20 BILL.

[LAUGHTER]

SO THEN WE ASK HIM, IS THERE

ANYTHING IN THERE THAT YOU'RE

REALLY GOING TO MISS?

I THINK I'LL MISS THE ACTUAL

SAFE THE MOST.

YEAH.

THE STUFF IN IT I DON'T CARE

ABOUT.

BUT THE SAFE REALLY MEANT A LOT

TO ME.

[LAUGHTER]

AND THEN WE SAY, WAS THERE

ANYTHING INCRIMINATING IN THERE?

DID YOU HAVE ANY SEX TAPES THAT

ARE POSSIBLY GETTING -- ANYTHING

YOUR WORRIED ABOUT GETTING OUT?

HARVEY: DAVID SPADE IS A BIG

PLAYER.

NO, IT WAS CROSSWORD PUZZLES

I COULDN'T FINISH.

VERY EMBARRASSING STUFF.

HARVEY: HE MAY HAVE A MANUAL IN

THERE.

HE CAN WRITE A MANUAL.

HE'S NO JASON MOMOA, BUT HE'S

BANGING MORE CHICKS THAN JASON

MOMOA EVER DID.

HE'S GOT A TON MORE MONEY.

SO?

HE HAS A BAJILLION DOLLARS.

AND HE'S REALLY FUNNY.

THERE'S THE MANUALS.

GO BE FUNNY AND MAKE A BAJILLION

DOLLARS.

[LAUGHTER]

MY CAR IS COMING.

THANKS, DAVID.

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How to Talk to Girls (For Shy Guys) ► The 4 Rules of Verbal Game (ft. RSDMax) - Duration: 5:27.

- How do you maintain conversation with a girl?

Not just open it, but actually maintain it

and keep the conversation flowing

especially if you don't have a particularly

interesting life or you believe that you don't

have a particularly interesting life?

- Easy, I call this the Four Rules of Verbal Game.

Number one is it's not about what you say,

it's about how you say it.

And that first rule is kind of divided

into three sub parts.

Paint pictures in their head,

write songs in their head,

and talk about your feelings.

Like you just said, oh I don't have an interesting life.

Like okay, describe her how you woke up in the morning

and you walked, you got to work.

Shitting on a five job.

Now you can say, okay, I woke up, got into my car,

and I guess I drove to my job.

That's not rule number one, so what I would say is,

I woke up in the morning because there was this like

little sun ray coming through the window

and it was kind of tickling my nose.

I woke up, I had a healthy breakfast,

I chugged down some hot, freshly brewed coffee

and I rolled down the windows in my car

and I breathed the spring air.

It felt good and on the radio, got my favourite song

and I felt pumped because hell yeah,

I'm on my way to work, it feels good.

Later on, I'm gonna hit the gym.

I felt like I arrived, you know,

I felt like I'm doing things I'm supposed to do

and I'm contributing to something bigger.

Or if you hate your job, you can be like,

I feel like I'm in this prison and I need to get out.

I wanna be free, I wanna fly like a butterfly.

That way sounds a lot better because I'm painting pictures.

I'm describing what it looks like.

The sun ray tickling my nose.

I'm rolling down the window, right.

I hear the wind coming in.

I talk about my feelings.

I felt free, I felt awesome, I felt energetic.

That way you can make something very boring,

sound very, very interesting.

That's just rule number one though.

Rule number two is talk about your passions.

Here's the thing, girls don't care what your passion is.

If it's extreme sports, if it's chess or anime.

It doesn't matter if it's something cool or not.

For girls it's just important that the guy has

this glaring fire in his chest.

That's what's important for her.

She just wants to know is the guy passionate

about something 'cause if he's completely passionless,

he's not gonna fuck you up.

A guy talking about his passion is like a preview

of what it looks like when she has sex with him.

If he's just like yeah, I kinda,

I'm a freestyle snowboarder, I guess,

it's pretty cool, I fly through the air.

Doesn't sound very interesting, but if a guy talks

about mathematics in a passionate way.

Listen to mathematics, he explains the entire universe.

Sometimes I'm just sitting down on a empty sheet

of paper and I'm starting to make calculations

and the whole world starts making sense to me.

It makes you feel like I have the inside,

like I have control, mathematics.

And the girl's like, oh my god,

mathematics sounds so cool.

Rule number three is no filters.

Here's the thing, you always run out of things to say

with girls, right.

Funny, you never run out of things

when you hang out with your loser friends.

Or your fucking family because you don't have

an agenda there.

You're like this is my family, they can't run away,

they can't reject me, right, so you just talk.

But with girls, you're like,

you wanna say something and you're like (gasps)

you're running through the filter.

Is it cool, is it interesting, will I trigger attraction?

No, fuck that.

Just talk, just say whatever the fuck you want.

Girls feel that.

This guy has nothing to lose.

Girls feel like holy shit,

this guy can talk about anything.

Rule number four is the free associations.

I call it exchangeable associations.

Whatever the girl says, pick one word

and say the first thing that comes up to your mind.

She's like oh, yeah, you ask her,

do you come here often, yeah, I come here often.

You can pick yes, come, here, often.

Let's say we pick often and I'm like,

yeah, know where I go often?

I go to the gym often, it's quite interesting

because there's a lot of weights there.

Now you think weights, gym, a lot.

You know what else is a lot?

The pizza store right next to the gym actually

has a lot of pizza.

Every time I'm going out there, I smell the good pizza

and I have to resist.

The resistance is a bitch.

Actually I just watched Rogue One

where they talk about the Resistance rise, cool.

So Resistance Movement about the atom pay roll forces

and it kind of blends into Episode IV: A New Hope,

I don't know, I'm a nerd.

I know you girl probably haven't seen any of those movies,

but I'm a nerd.

You know who else is a nerd?

Elon Musk, right now he's doing this tunnel system

that connects Los Angeles and San Francisco,

isn't that crazy?

Just drive through a tunnel

and not through shit fucking traffic.

Traffic here is actually pretty all right.

I was thinking about getting a helicopter,

but then I was like, no, I don't know how

to fly a helicopter.

I wish it would be like in the Matrix

where you just download the programme

to steal a helicopter (dialogue drowned out by laughing).

Boom, right now I talked about 50 different things.

Here's the thing, if you as a guy,

like but that makes no logical sense,

there's no coherence.

Yeah, have you ever listened to a girl talk

(dialogue drowned out by laughing and clapping)

- So fucking right.

(laughing)

Thanks for watching, guys.

That was a snippet from the podcast

with RSD Max, an executive dating coach

for Real Social Dynamics.

The full podcast will be released in July,

so get pumped.

I cannot wait to start the podcast for you guys.

We've got some seriously amazing guests.

I'm just so fucking pumped for it,

you're gonna love it.

Also check out my new website, BrandonNankivell.com

where you'll find my top 40 book recommendations,

my consulting services, and an opportunity

to sign up for my newsletter.

I'll send you three golden nuggets

from the books I'm reading directly to your inbox each week.

Have a good one, guys.

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Asking for THE USUAL at McDonalds... - Duration: 11:22.

hello can i take your order,

the usual please Gargamel good morning everybody today is

day one of use of this canon a 2d also depth of 10 I'm actually waiting for

George Sarah he's actually on his way to my house today

remember the Sullivan that I made with George way back it was cold help it was

a horror film we made we're actually going into the tech today the screen

it's called the premiere of our felon when we first screen it's yellow two

people at once we already know what it looks like as we added it but this is

like the first time all our people get to see the film bringing you guys along

with me really excited I don't think I've ever show that picture before in a

blog no man don't use like guys think of that picture it's like an abstract thing

it's been in my house for like years whenever LaPoint tonight let me know you

think of it in comments it's really abstract

okay guys who have George right now we're here in the car we're just on our

way into the tank right now we're driving off here how's it going George

let's write off you know good day today all right so far oh god I'm so sick

hello miss what you're sleeping there lemon well I will go at like 8:00 this

morning absolutely for me but we're heading on

excited screen phone please follow me today we're coming home from surgery so

family but a typical I said no longer no TV cameras with cargo the TV cameras

because we are the poor can press

well Jack I'm not even kidding does able to achieve you look at the screen you do

get busy okay eyes where McDonald's right now I'm George gonna do something

he's gonna ask for the usual he's gonna just take another you know with a

woman's not gonna happen again

I'm not going to usual please perfect the usual we're going to talk about it I

get two double cheeseburgers please three cups of coffee cappuccino I don't

think you're actually gonna need a solution if you still confused and so

you confuse McDonald's present absolutely vicious about your burger hi

Sharon him flat no burger but on the road all weather usual I okay

so heading back into the tank right now just come back from ik Donald's got to

got the food in a bag we haven't screened the film yet like no one on

tech today so we're only going to show him like a teacher Potsie maybe it all a

few a couple people in the class I'm not really sure if that when we watch it we

see I wanna see it again because George changed a few things that I wanna see it

look good for all your mistakes all my mistakes

spell mistake has up still pilot wrong drone pilot I love go ahead an actually

number stuff

just about the screen he said the one thing I really wanted today freaking Sun

it's supersonic today one of the things I was really excited for somewhere it's

here the Sun is here today might only be here for like a few years is soon

predictable here but we screen the phone went pretty well

damn it's one beautiful day today like I'm so happy to come came yesterday I

was saying yesterday's vlog and I really wanted to film that song to come here

and it is here like go ahead now we're heading for head into the caravan site

we're actually planning our next column right now I actually wanted the site of

where we're going to miss all that Jarrah cara cara Bob what Eric and

Russell hi Cara what if I'm got to do this sure

okay guys so we're here at domra fort there's a really nice place in Ireland

we're gonna go dine look at there's like a little like wooden ready shinier looks

really flimsy we're going to track down we're going to go down see what it's

like really excited to go down I haven't been here before so pretty excited about

this like a lot of old abandoned buildings here as well I might explore

later but for now we're going to a diner boundary

Wow let's cross the wall this place is freaking cool guys there's

like a window and everything all my goodness I love it here look there's a

window is there a little exposed it's exposed to there it's like a little

shelter

certainly these templates just holding the grind of all tunnels oh okay again

to the tunnels all right so tell okay this is really nice here right across

that we're heading down to the done reaps here right now it's really really

nice is like a tiny money money Beach money Beach and air and try and get a

photos through one of the crevasses in the rocks not too sure if we'll get it

doing ahead under the B Beach this is what I'm calling the money Beach or

George calls it a pile of rocks is it here then it goes over here and there's

like a little tiny beach around this corner here is where the crevice that I

see that I want to maybe try and get under there it is right there like it

really nice okay so we just climbed over this bar here and we're on the seaweed

on the grind of stuff we're going to go away I could see the cage just to run

the corner we're going to try and explore it

oh my god that's the cave we're going to go into the cave it's not that deep of a

cave but it's a really cool looking cave whoa look up giant piece of seaweed

Oh everybody back my house right now it was really really enjoyable today I

really like and I've done before I mean if you guys have been there in the

comments down below also leave comment for this week's Q&A but I want to show

you guys something we were done rather at this point where we're stuck in the

GoPro under the water I got some really really cool photos underneath the water

which is I didn't actually think you'd do this because I've tried before and I

took some video actually I put the video in this vlog but I'll have the photos up

on Instagram this is one here I really like it makes the water on top look like

glass or something that's it right there lean I'll put on the screen right now so

you guys can see it let me know down the comedy I started thought to share that

because I thought it looked cool also I want to share something to you guys it's

a little camera test you ever have you know this part of your Canon camera

heart that actually goes onto the bottom of the lens and the part the actual

camera cover or the plank it protects the murder of the camera these two can

actually slide together perfectly this is just a little camera hack for you

guys if you have like a bunch of SD cards and stuff you want to put in here

to SD cards in here and you can close it up just like that and it will actually

keep everything safe in your bag I like this camera manga if you actually

started using this a lot recently there right she really tried highly this would

be because throw in your bag you come in your camera bag to get lost if all over

the place in here easily find your bike because a frigate is rattled kind of

keeps them all together but on that note I'm gonna this one right here if you

guys enjoyed let me do it on the columns we thought it's only see me explore

anywhere else in Ireland coming up down in the comments and also be sure to

leave a like massive like in this video but held my own source at watch thank

you so much for watching sighs nice signing off and I'll see you

guys tomorrow in the next one

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How fan films shaped The Lego Movie - Duration: 7:56.

This is a 20-minute VHS tape about a LEGO character called Jack Stone.

When it came out in 2001, it was the first real computer-animated Lego movie.

… but it hasn't aged that well.

"Incredible!"

"Fantastic."

Thirteen years later, The Lego Movie looked like this:

Let's watch that again.

This is 2001.

"There you have it."

And this is 2014.

"Yes, that's me."

That is a huge difference.

Here's how they made it happen.

"My name is Grant Freckelton, I'm a production designer at Animal Logic."

He's overseen the animation style of movies like Legend of the Guardians, 300, and more

recently, The Lego Movie, with co-directors Chris Miller and Phil Lord.

"Chris and Phil were determined to sort of make sure the audience was confused about

what they were seeing.

You know is it actually stop motion, or is it CG film?"

And that became a big debate.

Before the movie came out, there was a lot of conversation about whether the movie was

stop motion or computer animation.

"It is, I would say 99% CG animation, but it respects the rules of stop motion animation,

and is designed to emulate that style."

To understand what made that style so unique, you have to look back at what Lego movies

used to look like.

Early productions for themes like Bionicle, Star Wars, and Batman helped establish the

whimsical feel of Lego movies — but the animation didn't fit the physics of the

toy itself.

"There was this tendency to sort of treat the plastic like it was flexible rubber, which

meant that the characters could flex and move a lot more than they might be able to in real

life."

That style is typical of more traditional computer animation, like what you'd expect

to see in a Pixar movie.

Take a shot like this, for example.

The background isn't made of actual blocks, plastic limbs are bending in ways they couldn't,

and the faces are a bizarre blend of skin-like texture and Lego geometry.

It doesn't look like a scene you could make at home with your own Legos.

Compare that to scenes from The Lego Movie, where everything — gunshots, smoke, water,

fire, explosions, clouds, even mud on the camera lens — are all made up of Lego pieces as

they look in real life.

"We respected the hardness of the plastic by not necessarily bending on the elbow, which

you can't do on a real Lego minifig."

That means that any movement you see onscreen simulates the adjustment or replacement of

an individual Lego piece.

A joint or facial expression will never actually bend or stretch — it'll either move slightly

or be replaced by another piece.

Early Lego movies lacked that level of discipline.

They struggled because they fought back against the limitations of the medium instead of embracing them.

But the creators of the Lego Movie saw things differently.

"Characters that have limitations force you to find solutions and charming ways of doing things

in different ways.

I mean, look at R2-D2: he's like, the ultimate limited character, he's basically a bin

with wheels that makes beeping noises, and that's all he's got to work with.

And yet he's a really charming character and everybody loves him. Same with BB-8.

And other characters. Same with the Muppets, they're essentially sock puppets with googly eyes

that you don't really have much control over.

But it's from those limitations that you actually get a lot of charm."

Every now and then, the Lego movie animators would let some joints overextend slightly

to make room for a nod or a shrug of the shoulders...

But overall, sticking to the plastic rule made for a believable movie.

You can freeze frame any part of the Lego Movie and look at a scene that you could practically

make at home.

"We were always trying to echo and hark back to how a child might make a film.

So we would alternate between thinking like responsible filmmakers working on a large-budget

Warner Brothers animated film, and then we would suddenly approach a scene as if we were

like a kid animating in their basement."

But the history of Lego movies actually does start with kids animating in their basements.

In 1973, two Danish cousins, aged 10 and 12, shot a short film called Journey to the Moon

on Super 8 film.

They made it for their grandparents' 50th wedding anniversary — and it's widely

considered to be the first time anyone made a motion picture with Lego blocks.

Note that the "people" in this film are just little cylinder blocks — this was before

any version of the minifigure design came out.

Movies like this came to be known as "Brickfilms."

When fans were making these at home, they shot them in traditional stop motion.

Footage was usually shot "on twos," which meant that they would take 12 pictures — adjusting

the characters every other frame — to make one second of film.

Shooting "on ones" meant taking 24 pictures per second — this was usually reserved for

making faster movements like running look smoother.

When the Danish cousins sent their movie to the managing director of the Lego Group, they

were rewarded with a tour of the Lego factory and sent home with large Lego sets.

But Lego hasn't always had the most positive reaction to homemade fan films like this one.

Between 1985 and 1989, a teenage animator named Lindsay Fleay worked on a 16-minute

short called The Magic Portal.

He used borrowed equipment to shoot it in his parents' basement.

Before entering festivals and competitions, Fleay sent the film to Lego to see if they

were interested in doing something with it.

At first, Lego responded with a letter of approval.

But soon, the company started expressing legal concerns and issued a letter demanding Fleay

surrender all copies of the film within seven days.

Lego ultimately backed down, but Fleay had already missed out on most major film festivals

by then.

Fleay actually went on to work at Animal Logic.

He left before production on Lego projects began, but his movie had a huge influence

on the world of Brickfilms.

"If you look at the live action portion of The Lego Movie, you'll see

Finn, the little kid, holds up a sort of cardboard tube and across the side is written Magic Portal."

The Lego Movie, of course, was a huge technical feat.

There are 15,080,330 animated Lego pieces and 182 unique minifigures in the movie.

Early mockups of buildings and vehicles were drafted on a free software called Lego Digital Designer

Later on, in the animation software Maya, each brick was given profiles for fingerprints,

dents, seam lines, scratches, and dust.

It's hard to imagine what The Lego Movie would be if it weren't for the legacy of

these early home experiments.

Where most animated films use soft lighting modeled after paintings, The Lego Movie's

lighting was harsh, replicating the actual lamps that animators like Fleay used.

Playful non-stop motion interludes — like levitation via fishing line — were part

of Journey to the Moon long before they appeared in The Lego Movie.

Even the final break from the Lego world into the real world to meet a human creator parallels

The Magic Portal really closely.

Ah, my film!

It's easy to miss on-screen, but The Lego Movie pays tribute to fan films in the background

of this scene — these four clips are shorts submitted by fans.

"Look at all these things that people built!"

The homage was a nod to the fans.

By doing that, the movie embraced the idea that amateur creators matter — and sometimes,

the way they handle source material is far better than the way major studios are used to doing it.

If you want to try any of this at home, you can actually use the same software that the

animators of The Lego Movie used.

It's called Lego Digital Designer, it's totally free off the internet.

When I talked to Grant Freckelton, he challenged me to make this sort of pig-drawn carriage.

I tried.

I got the pigs, I got the wheels, but not much else.

It's very, very difficult.

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Houston Robbery Attempt Ends With A Hug - Duration: 0:48.

A COUPLE OF BRUISES.

HE SAID DOCTORS TOLD HIM HE WAS

LUCKY TO SURVIVE.

AN UNEXPECTEDDING TO AN

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY IN HOUSTON.

TELL MOW TO OPEN MY CAR

DOORS.

THE WOMAN SAYS A MAN WITH A

GUN FORCED HIS WAY INTO HER CAR

AND DEMAND MONEY.

WHEN SHE TOLD HIM SHE DIDN'T

HAVE CASH, HE TOLD HER TO DRIVE

TO A NEARBY BANK.

SHE REMAINED CALM AND STARTED

TALKING TO THE ROBBER.

I SAID I DON'T HAVE ANY

MONEY.

I'M STRUGGLING JUST LIKE YOU.

HE GOT UP AND HUGGED ME WHILE

HE WAS STILL HOLDING THE GUN.

HE HUGGED ME AND GOT OUT THE

CAR AND RAN.

SHE SAID THE ROBBER BROKE

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3 Teens Arrested, 2 LAPD SUVs Stolen, Crashed - Duration: 2:04.

AND ALSO THE 405.

I CRAZY AND PROBABLY

EMBARRASSING NIGHT FOR THE

LAPD.

BOTH ENDING IN CRASHES.

CARP INSTRUMENT JOINS US LIVE

FROM SOUTH LA WITH AN UPDATE.

IT ALL STARTED APPARENTLY WHEN

SOME TEENAGERS STOLE POLICE

CARS TWO DIFFERENT LAPD

STATIONS.

AN OFFICER OUT OF CONTROL --

OUT ON PATROL -- OUT ON PATROL

ONE OF THEM ENDED RIGHT BEHIND

US HERE.

READ 77th AND SAN PEDRO THIS

MORNING.

DETECTIVES SAY THE JUVENILE

BEHIND THE WHEEL WAS ARRESTED

RIGHT AWAY.

HE IS ONE OF THREE JUVENILES

THAT WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.

THEY ARE TAKING THESE CRIMES

VERY SERIOUSLY.

THE PUBLIC WELL LIKELY ASSUME

THERE IS AN OFFICER BEHIND

THAT WHEEL.

WE ALSO HAVE A LIVE LOOK FOR

YOU AT THE OTHER CRASH SCENE.

THIS IS AT CENTRAL AND ADAMS.

AN INNOCENT BYSTANDER GOT HURT

WHEN THE PATROL UNIT CRASHED

INTO HER CAR.

PARAMEDICS TOOK HER TO THE

HOSPITAL AND SHE WAS TREATED

FOR SOME MINOR INJURIES.

THE TWO CARS STOLEN WERE FROM

THE LAPD CENTRAL AND SOUTH OF

BUREAU THAT'S ABOUT SEVEN AND

A HALF MILES APART.

THEY REALIZED THE CARS WERE

MISSING AND ABOUT 6:00 LAST

NIGHT.

THERE IS SOME VIDEO EVIDENCE

THAT MAY SHOW ONE OF THE

SUSPECTS.

IT'S NOT CLEAR WHY OR HOW THE

CARS WERE STOLEN.

THE INVESTIGATION WILL TURN

TOWARDS HOW CAN WE MAKE OUR

CARS MORE SECURE SO IT DOESN'T

HAPPEN AGAIN.

DURING THE CHASE LAST NIGHT AT

THIRD PATROL CAR CRASHED AN

OFFICER WAS DRIVING IT.

HE WAS NOT HURT.

WE ARE TOLD THAT THERE WERE NO

POLICE WEAPONS IN EITHER OF

THE CARS THAT WERE STOLEN AND

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MY SUMMER PLANS - Duration: 3:17.

it's my birthday! but that has nothing to do with this video. I mentioned in one of

my latest videos that I'm going to be doing a series on our agricultural

agricultural system including food and animals and this is something that I've

been wanting to do since I started YouTube I have already started working

on these videos they require a ton of research planning and a scripting so I'm

going to be taking the summer off of YouTube so that I can prepare for my

first batch of videos my sister and I have some really fun ideas on how we're

going to present this information to you it's going to be a little bit different

than me just talking to the camera like I'm doing now and hopefully it will be a

lot more fun for you to watch this whole series is just going to be about

education on our food so that you get to decide what you want to do with that

information the consumer which is you controls our entire agricultural system

so we all have the power to change that system just by what we purchase

literally every single day I have also made some promises on some of my videos

so I also want to take this time off to deliver on some of those promises like

my website for one and also the detox PDF that I promised all the way back in

January I'm a graphic designer so I really just want to design that all out

for you and so that it's an easy to use format and my websites nice and easy to

use so yeah I'll be working on that as well I also want to take this time up to

do a social media detox I obviously focus a lot on my physical health

through food and fitness but what I often forget to do is to preserve my

mental health even though it's proven that the type of food that you eat and

physical activity I have a direct impact on your mental health there have equally

been as many studies that show how social media and other things on the

have a direct negative impact on your mental health and your overall content

and happiness with life so you can filled up your mental health through all

the physical things that you do in your life but then you can just tear it all

back down again with what's on the Internet

and obviously not everything on the internet is bad and not everything on

social media is bad but it can be really hard to avoid comparing your life your

day-to-day boring tasks in life to someone else's highlight reel on social

media and we also just often fill our minds with a bunch of the gist the trash

that's on there general so I'm going to be taking this time off to preserve and

focus on my mental health as well if you have ever written to me and asked for a

video request don't you worry I have that all written down and I plan on

working on those for future videos but if you've requested a video in the past

or have not yet requested one I would love to know if you have any video

requests for me and if you could just leave them down in the comments below I

will log those away and save them for future videos I hope you all have a

wonderful and safe summer and or winter depending on where you

live and I will see you at the new school year get it because it's an

educational series so subscribe to my channel and don't forget to hit that

notification bell after you subscribe or if you haven't hit that yet if you're

subscribed already hit that notification bell and then get notified of when

school is back in session

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Question of the Day: Type A or B? - Duration: 2:21.

DOWN THE HILL TO FOLSOM. IT

LOOKS PRETTY GOOD AND THE LIKE

COMMUTE ALL THE WAY INTO RANCHO

CORDOVA.

TIME FOR THIS HOURS, ARE YOU

TYPE A, TYPE THE OR OTHER?

SCOTT?

I DON'T KNOW.

HEAVILY A WITH B TENDENCIES.

[ LAUGHTER ]

I WOULD SAY THE OPPOSITE.

ME YOU WOULD I'LL SAY A.

WHATEVER.

I'M GOING TO SAY BE WITH A

TENDENCIES.

I REALLY DO WANT TO RELAX BUT

-- B -- AND I REALLY DO WANT TO

RELAX.

MY FINGERPRINTS ARE ALL OVER

EVERYTHING IN THE SO.

LIKE EVERYTHING.

MY WIFE, CAROL, TOTALLY TYPE

A AND I AM TYPE Z. I HAVE TO

RELAX EVERYTHING BEFORE I CAN

GET ANYTHING DONE.

IT'S LIKE TWO PUZZLE PIECES

COMING TOGETHER.

SHE WANTS TO SMASH THE OTHER

PUZZLE PIECE.

IF YOU ASK MY HUSBAND HE WILL

SAY, TYPE A BUT I'M REALLY A

TYPE B.

OKAY.

[ LAUGHTER ]

EVERYONE ELSE WOULD SAY

SOMETHING ELSE.

MAYBE WE SHOULD ALL DO SOME

INTROSPECTION BECAUSE I KNOW I

AM TYPE A.

WE ALL KNOW THAT ABOUT YOU

TOO.

C AND I ACCEPTED BECAUSE --

AND YOU SEE THAT'S BECAUSE I AM

AWARE.

TYPE B IS MY HUSBAND.

HE IS SO CHILL.

I HAVE TO RECOGNIZE THAT I AM

TYPE A AND THEREFORE I

RECOGNIZE I AM TYPE A.

SISTERS, WE ARE TYPE A.

WE ARE.

WE NEED TO TAKE THAT QUIZ. THE

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Toyota Corolla Wagon 1.6 VVT-i Linea Sol Climate control, Trekhaak - Duration: 0:58.

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