We are on the set of "AS IF IT'S YOUR LAST."
"AS IF IT'S YOUR LAST" is different from what we've done previously.
You will get to see something new about us.
This time around, we are trying to be bright and chirpy.
We are back with an enjoyable summer song.
I hope you will show us a lot of love.
- I have a cool part on the track. - That's right.
It's not in Korean, and it's full of English. Please look forward to it~
This is the point choreography to "AS IF IT'S YOUR LAST."
Thanks to our BLINK fans for waiting for us. We love you guys.
It's not the end of the world, but please show us love like the world was ending.
- Please love us. - Please show us a lot of love.
Heart!
Please love us~
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Game of Thrones Season 7 Trailer #2 (HD) - Duration: 2:02.
♪ (PIANO PLAYING) ♪
PETYR BAELISH: Don't fight in the north,
or the south.
Fight every battle everywhere.
Always...
in your mind.
♪ (DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING) ♪
♪ (WOMAN VOCALIZING) ♪
JON SNOW: For centuries, our families fought together
against their common enemy.
Despite their differences. Together.
We need to do the same if we're gonna survive.
'Cause the enemy is real.
♪ (MUSIC INTENSIFIES) ♪
JON SNOW: It's always been real.
(MEN SHOUTING)
(DRAGON GROWLING)
♪ (MUSIC INTENSIFIES, STOPS) ♪
(WIND WHISTLING)
SANSA STARK: When the snows fall
and the white winds blow,
the lone wolf dies,
but the pack survives.
♪ (PIANO PLAYS) ♪
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Ultimate Veggie Curry | Chetna Makan | #MyFoodMemories | AD - Duration: 3:50.
Hi I'm Chetna, I love making Indian food and today with Hotpoint I'm going
to show you the ultimate Veg Curry this is inspired by chole which comes
from Punjab the north of India and it's packed full of spices, ginger, garlic
coriander, chili with lots of fresh vegetables. My mum who still lives in
India makes this very often she is an amazing cook and it reminds me of
cooking with her and sitting down to have this meal together with my family
it brings back so many memories. I'm using Hotpoint gas hob which gives me
great control on the temperature. Add 2 tablespoons of oil keep the temperature
medium-high heat, add 1 teaspoon of cumin seeds. The whole chili and I'm keeping
the seeds in because I want it nice and spicy
now onions. That chili is hot I can't feel it. Cook this for 10 to 15 minutes until I
get golden brown color and they are the perfect colors we've cooked it slowly
grate ginger and garlic into the onions now beautiful. One thing my mum always
says is do not rush because this is going to give you that ultimate flavor in the curry
Add 2 tomatoes to this. Turn up the heat to medium now and cook this
for 10 minutes. Add 2 tbsp of tomato puree to this and we'll cook it for
another 8 to 10 minutes slow cooking it so that all the flavors come together
it's all going to be worth it in the end and you're going to be thanking me later
now add all the spices 1 teaspoon of turmeric powder half a teaspoon of chili
1 tablespoon of coriander powder and 1 teaspoon of garam masala. My mum always
has this spice box and these are the basic spices in her box that are
always ready for whenever she needs to cook. 1 teaspoon of salt, add 100 ml of boiling water
1 tin of chickpeas we'll add all the liquid as well so I'm going to now
add all the vegetables to this I've got a medium-sized cauliflower a handful of
green beans, 1 medium size carrot, look at all those lovely
colors now add frozen peas give it a good mix. oh this smells takes me back
home when I was studying away from home and I would call my mum you know when I
was about to visit and she said well what would you like to eat when you get
home and I would very often say can you just make me some chole absolutely delicious
I will throw in another hundred ml of boiling water good mix lid
on temperature medium and low and leave it for 20 minutes until the vegetables
are cooked properly. I'm going to finish this curry with a tablespoon of double
cream and fresh coriander quick mix and we are ready to plate up with some
steaming hot rice. I've also got some naan. I cannot wait to taste this time
Now its time to eat!
So so good my mum would be proud of it.
you can tell the base of the curry has been cooked nice and slowly hope you've
liked my food memory. Me, Jamie and Hotpoint would like to know yours too so
please share it with us using the hashtag #myfoodmemories and tell us
about that special food that takes you back in time and if you'd like to see
more food memories including Jamie's for Katya then click on the link up here and
go to food memories hub
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5 Free Mobile Games! -- App All Knight - Duration: 5:06.
Hello there. I'm Jake. This computer
has nothing to do with what we're going to talk about. What are we going to talk about? Fantastic question.
Let's get ready to App All Knight.
*One of Jake's unidentifiable sounds*
Have I ever told you that you're Super...cat tales.
This game is inspired by retro platformers and it is also fun and adorable.
Tap left and right to steer Alex the Cat around.
To climb walls just keep moving in that direction.
If you need to jump from one to the other just tap in the opposite direction of the
wall you're currently on.
Try to collects coins and bells along the way.
With enough coins you can buy helpers at the store.
Don't stress about collecting every bell but keep in mind you'll need a certain amount
to proceed to new levels.
As you go new challenges will arrive like jumping from platform to platform.
To do this double tap and hold to run.
Even further in the game there will be jerks...I mean obstacles that cause you to lose points
when you come into contact.
If it happens too many times you'll die.
So start over again but be more careful.
Sometimes monkeys will try to hit you with baseballs so do not trust them. You sneaky little monkeys.
Along the way you can unlock cats with different capabilities.
For example, Alex cannot smash through brick walls but Brutus can.
And Brutus cannot climb walls and scare monkeys the way Alex can.
Swimming through the water uses the same controls but you'll find yourself tapping more to
stay afloat.
You need to collect the key in the second to last level and use it to unlock the door
to the next world.
This game takes a lot of experimenting because the solution isn't alway obvious.
For example, to get out of this predicament you need to wait till the beetle is upside
down and then double tap to run into the wall.
So the fate of your cat depends on a variety of factors but to choose your own check out
Dofus Touch.
This MMO game takes you through worlds where you can interact with other players as well
as Non Playable characters.
To begin choose a character from a selection of classes.
Click on information to see what characteristics and skills it comes with.
You'll be guided through a couple of steps first like how to equip yourself and how to
battle characters.
This is done by tapping the screen to approach your opponent.
Then you take turns and cast the spells to try and defeat the enemy.
Each spell costs action points which will designate what you're able to use.
Completing quests is a way to gain experience points which in turn open up levels.
The economy is controlled by the players as well as many components in the game.
It feels almost endless with all the challenges, quests, monsters, and more so I'll leave it to you
to explore and discover while I go play
Rodeo Stampede.
Where you ride a buffalo and jump from one to another.
You do this by holding down to get your lasso ready and then tapping the next animal to
land on it.
Slide your finger to steer but sometimes it's easier to just ride another animal instead
of maneuvering through obstacles.
If you wait too long it will get angry and make it more difficult for you.
As you go new ones will pop up like zebras which you can befriend and then take sick
snapshots wit like this.
Or this.
But beware of walls and other animals because they'll kill you.
But if you're riding an elephant then no worries because it can just trample over all
other animals.
Now if steering animals is old news for you then steer a spacecraft and shoot enemies
down with Xenoraid which is a procedurally generated
shoote'm up game where the mission is to blast enemy ships before they get you first.
You'll be given a mission to complete and if you don't, they'll make you feel like
a failure but you're not and you'll get it next time sport!
Within each level are waves of new enemies.
You'll be warned about these by commander's speech bubbles on the side.
You'll also be warned when you're ship has been critically damaged but you have extra
ones to use when it's destroyed. If you can get through all the waves of a level then you've succeeded. Congratulations.
It's better to shoot at shorter distances if you're able to dodge attacks because
it's easier to blast them.
It's even easier to get them with a missile but unfortunately you have a limited number
of those.
And instead of blowing things let's blow minds with
Politaire a minimalistic game of poker mixed with solitaire.
So it's like solitaire but the goal is to develop poker hands.
Which can be done in several ways by swapping out a current card for another one in the
deck.
There isn't really winning in this game but it's fun to try to achieve the highest
score possible.
For example, getting one pair of the same number in the cards only gives you fourteen
points in this case but the higher the card the more points you score even if it's the
same hand.
When the cards are replaced sometimes it will develop new hands, most often one pair, and
you'll have a run of several at once.
This will give you quick points but not necessarily the highest you can achieve so try to be tactical
about it.
Links to all the apps can be found in the description below and if you want more App All Knight
in your life there's a playlist somewhere here probably. I can't
really look. I'm looking at my screen and it's filled with numbers
and things. Letters and asterisks.
I'm hacking. I'm a hacker. Hey! Hey.
And as always, thanks for watching.
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Becoming K-2SO on the ILM Mo-Cap Stage, Gentle Giant's SDCC Exclusives, and More! - Duration: 10:10.
This week, we talk about Star Wars!
Don't we always talk about Star Wars?
Yeah but I mean, Star Wars is pretty cool.
Yeah I'll talk about Star Wars again.
This week, on The Star Wars Show!
Andi sits down with Regal Robot's Tom Spina!
We go down to the mo-cap stage to play with K2-SO!
and much, much more. Now from the Lucasfilm Headquarters its The Star Wars Show!
Hey I'm Anthony Carboni And I'm Andi Gutierrez, welcome to The Star
Wars Show a show that laughs in the face of anyone that says, "you can't make a weekly
show about Star Wars, there's not enough news or information out there."
To which we say, "HA"
HA!
If you stare them down they believe you.
through dominance.
We're going to the news.
San Diego Comic Con is less than a month away, and our friends at Gentle Giant are bringing
two exclusive 40th anniversary mini busts with them.
The first is of Luke Skywalker in his X-Wing Pilot suit from A New Hope as well as Darth
Vader…red lenses and all.
This Dexter Jettster is just her because I like Dexter Jettster.
The 1:6th scale, hand painted polyresin busts are individually numbered and come with a
certificate of authenticity by artist Brian Rood.
For more information check out this link:
Marvel Comics revealed interior pages and the cover for it's upcoming Captain Phasma
mini-series.
4 high fives. We're excited!
The 4 part story, written by Kelly Thompson with art by Marco Checchetto bridges the gap
between The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi… …specifically telling us what happened
to Captain Phasma when she was sent to the trash chute!
And you can read all about it when Marvel's Captain Phasma is released this September.
Finally, in a bit of self-serving begging to a very small, very specific audience that
may or may not be watching this right now we have a plea.
Hello, Primetime Emmy voters.
I'm Anthony Carboni.
You may have seen the nomination ballots which are due this week.
And you might've also seen that The Star Wars Show is up for Outstanding Short Form
Variety Series Or that Rebels Recon is up for Outstanding
Short Form Non-Fiction or Reality Series Or that the Rogue One Red Carpet Live Stream,
and both Star Wars Celebration Live Streams from London and Orlando are all up for Outstanding
Informational series or Special.
You will nominate these programs to be nominated.
We need these nominations to validate ourselves.
Don't do this to her.
PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS STAR WARS CONSIDER US FOR A NOMINATIOOOOOON!!!!
Aaaaaand Scene.
But seriously for the five of you out there that can vote for us, we'd appreciate
it!
And for more breaking stories from around the galaxy, check out Star Wars.com
I can see why you're up for so many Emmy's because you are a very good performer.
It's a team effort. It felt real. To me.
Woo!
What's up?
It's us; your coolest looking friends who are feeling the most in shape right now.
We are down here in the basement of the ILM/Lucasfilm campus on the MoCap stage where they have
done some amazing visual effects for video games and movies and television and we get
to hang out down here.
Not just hang out, they're about to turn us into K2 LIVE!
Do some squats, do some lunges We are wearing suits covered with all these
markers, there are IR cameras all around the room, if 3 of them can see a single one of
these markers then they know where the marker is.
So they send all that data back to the K2 skeleton and when we move, K2 moves.
I'm walking like me but I want to walk like K2.
He had kind of like a loping thing Noooooo
It's gotta be crazy to think about actually performing K2 and being Alan on these stilts
and trying to figure out these super long arms so I know that my hands are actually
8 inches longer and I know that these legs have to move in a different way.
It's fascinating "Are you talking about me?"
Here is something that is really crazy, this is the magic mirror, this is a tool for performers
to see one to one how their character looks.
It's also kind of crazy because now I can see details of K2 that we would never see
Like three's not a lot of armpit shots of K2 but look at how his armpit works
That's nuts to me!
Mad respect to the 501st but this is a way easier way to wear a Stormtrooper kit
Sassy hands What I like about being the Stormtrooper is
that I'm actually my size pretty much Style boy
I feel like I have a career ahead of me in this
Yeah?
Yeah!
Well thank you to ILM for letting us come down and be really disrespectful with their
super cool technology.
That was probably the dumbest thing that has ever happened down here.
I think he's heading for that small moon.
That's no moon.
Hey guys, welcome my friend Tom Spina to the show.
Tom is the founder of Tom Spina Designs and Regal Robot.
You do custom builds of props and furniture and you do restoration, you do it all
Thank you!
A lot of people don't know that the masks in the cantina and the models and the puppets
for Yoda and stuff, they're built out of materials that aren't meant to last.
Can you tell me a little bit about where you come in?
Through collecting, I met all these other collectors who had different things and had
stuff that needed fixing and saw that I was making things and that it turned out I had
a knack for repairing this old material and for giving it the respect I think it deserves.
To me, these props are history, these are works of art, these are things that someone
slaved over, so yeah we've been very luck now to have really gotten a reputation as
kind of the go-to source for this.
So sympathetic and respectful restoration and conservation of these things.
We've gotten to work with the Lucasfilm archives.
Lucky!
I'll never be able to go.
Because you're only going in there if you are fixing something or you are making Star
Wars.
You've never been?
I've never been, no.
If only you knew someone that went there.
I wish I knew a guy to get in.
If I hear of anyone I'll let you know.
In addition to your recreations and your restorations, you guys do custom work.
Yes.
What goes through your mind when someone calls you on the phone and say some guy at StarWars.com
and says "I need you to take this t-shirt cannon and make it a Star Wars t-shirt cannon"
Those kind of calls go like this, mhmmm.
That's the best kind of call in the world to get, especially the t-shirt cannon because
that was just an excuse to just play.
It is a projectile launcher, you gotta watch where you point this thing.
We've got this scope, which is a real working scope!
Knobs and griebliebs and dials and tubing that's kind of like the Sandtrooper gun.
A little bit of the t-tract that they used on the Stormtrooper blasters and the lightsabers.
This is one of our prized possessions.
This was so much fun at the show.
You did good.
Your motto, philosophy is "Wouldn't it be cool?"
Yeah and its just because it literally is what we always say.
Like, you know what'd be cool, or like wouldn't it be cool like if?
It's just always something cool happens out of that.
So lets move on to your newer projects, tell me what differentness Regal Robot from Tom
Spina design?
We had long worked on this idea of taking the visual language of Star Wars and putting
it into the home.
Putting it into people's offices, doing fun, cool things that are Star Wars inspirited.
Celebration was kind of like your first big display
Yeah that was our big coming out party, it was our debut!
We still make a lot of our stuff by hand.
We're not mass-producing things overseas.
Most of our pieces are handmade by us.
Everybody loved Dewy the Dewback sofa, everybody loved the Mandalorian skulls that we had made.
So we do have some of your Mythosaur skulls here.
So I got the little guy, I've got the big guy.
So yeah one of the things we have in our license in addition to the bigger furniture stuff
is art and 3D art like sculpture and wall hangings and things like that.
This is something we know, we know the logo but we've never seen it in this form.
Right, and here is this really cool realistic interpretation of it.
Loaded with detail and to me, it's just got character.
The fissures between the plates and the bones and like all the cavities inside.
We true and keep to the anatomical side.
This is where we kind of take our affects and history and we put it into products.
So we've got both of these.
They're both now shipping.
I know quite a few Mangos t hat would be interested And if people are interested they can find
them on our website So that's RegalRobot.com?
RegalRobot.com!
Last week we wanted to know who your favorite Star Wars Dads were, and we got a staggering
amount of answers.
Like frequent commenter and YouTuber Star Wars Explained, who said his own father turned
him into a huge Star Wars nerd.
So did mine!
William Tingerthal shared his love of Chewie's LEGENDary dad Itchy, while Angel Rivers said
Chairman Papanoida…which if you think about it, is the granddaddy of all Star Wars.
(Because it's George Lucas) Abby Gleason and Nemo Knox went Rogue One,
highlighting fatherly scenes for Galen Erso and Bail Organa.
And finally, Battlefront II writer and friend of the show, Mitch Dyer said, "Anthony Skordi's
Admiral Garrick Versio, aka Janina's Dadmiral."
Love that Mitchy D. Yeah Dadmiral, that's fun. Thanks for watching and may the force be with
you. Although in the future Mitch, EA has to go through the same sponsorship channels as everybody else.
To get a mention on the show. You better pay! We know you got the cash.
How do face mites mate?
Uh.
Hey I'm Anthony Carboni and I'm Andi Gutierrez and these are my face mites.
Hi I'm Anthony Carboni, awhhhhhh
No.
Hi I'm Anthony Carboni, I'm sorry!
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9 Champions RIOTERS Want To Make - Duration: 11:13.
What's up guys it's me Jeremy.
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We spend a lot of time digging for information on upcoming or cancelled champions, but something
we've never really considered before is finding out about champion concepts that Riot
has expressed interest in but never actually started official development on.
Today's list of champions is going to be exactly that - awesome concepts that RIOTERS
themselves have said they want to design or see in game, but so far haven't seen any
time in development.
Our first batch of champions are minor concepts from Riot Groovylord.
To kick us off, we have a fan-favorite archetype that hasn't really been explored all that
much in League of Legends.
We're talking about vampires, and the closest thing we have to it is the bloodmage Vladimir.
His name, appearance and particular skillset all suggest that Vladimir is Riot's own
take on a vampire, but it's actually pretty far from the standard neck-biting archetype.
It's true that Vladimir is pretty gloomy and has an obsession with blood, but Riot
could definitely gain something by introducing a real, true to fantasy vampire - maybe in
the form of a fast and strong assassin with regenerative powers but a very clearly defined
weakness.
Next up is GroovyLord's wish for a new scythe-wielding champion.
In fantasy, scythes are usually the weapon of Grim Reaper-esque figures, and the previous
scythe-wielding concept Komachi did eventually end up as Thresh, who is essentially a soul
reaper.
That being said, Thresh often feels more like a hook champion than a true Scythe champion,
so there is definitely fresh ground to explore.
Riot are pretty good at making sure you can guess what a champion does by looking at them,
and in the case of a scythe, that would probably be in the form of big, sweeping cone attacks
that deal huge damage, but maybe with the ability to duck or dive away from them.
Of course, the Grim Reaper trope also comes with the potential to unleash some deathly
magic, so maybe one day we'll see some kind of magic caster/melee hybrid that feels closer
to a traditional Soul Reaper than our current lineup of Thresh and Kindred.
The next champion desired by GroovyLord sounds a bit more like an inside joke than a gap
in the current champion roster, but we wanted to share it because the concept is actually
pretty cool.
The idea is for another champion with a sniper rifle, but this time with a catch - as soon
as something enters 550 units range of them, they are forced to switch to a secondary weapon
- BATTLE KNIVES.
Although there's a bit of a contrast between favoring both a sniper rifle and battle knives,
it does introduce a potentially cool concept to the game - a champion that alternates and
behaves differently based on whether they are fighting up close or from a distance.
This has a lot of really interesting gameplay elements, for example against certain team
compositions you might favour using the sniper rifle rather than the knives, but that opens
up a cat and mouse game between you and the enemy team; they want to get up in your face
to force you to use knives, but you want to keep your distance to use the ranged power
of the sniper rifle.
Another champion concept from GroovyLord was an assassin kit that he had fully thought
out but never got to test.
The idea was an assassin that was based entirely around stealing your stats.
For example, he'd be able to dash through you to take your movement speed, attack you
to take your armor, and Ult you to steal your AD or AP and kill you with it.
It would be a pretty high risk-high reward playstyle, since you'd be pretty much dead
if you ever got caught out before stealing any stats, but it would also introduce some
really snowbally elements since you would both nerf an enemy while buffing yourself.
Our final champion from Groovylord today is all about pushing a Demacian to the extreme,
in the form of an inquisitor-type character.
In the game's lore, Demacians are seen as noble and lawful, with a keen sense of honor
and justice.
As with any faction though, there must be those that are a little more extreme in their
views and this is where the Inquisitor comes in - someone that is in charge of seeking
out what they view as heresy and eliminating it.
It pushes the core ideals of Demacia a bit further than the do-gooder nature of champions
like Jarvan and Garen, and you can actually imagine a character like this being pretty
evil in their actions, despite doing it in the name of justice.
Groovylord described this concept with a single line "I WILL PURGE YOU" and that gives
off a pretty good idea about what you'd expect this character to be like.
It'd actually be really cool to see because it would make the whole Demacia vs Noxus thing
a bit more interesting that just good guy vs bad guys.
Ezreal had originally been trying to find a way to make the Shaman archetype work in
League of Legends, and where you have Shamans, you have totems.
As far as fantasy is concerned, shamans and totems go hand in hand, and Ezreal's idea
for a Shaman champion possessed one too.
The idea was that you'd be able to throw down your totem anywhere on the map, and then
continue casting abilities as normal, with one major change: instead of the abilities
coming from the champion, they would come from the totem instead, regardless of how
far away you are from the totem.
So let's say for example you were playing mid lane - you could wander into the enemy
jungle and plop down your totem, then head back into lane.
Then, when you see the jungler on low health moving between camps near your totem, you
unleash all of your abilities directly into his face.
It's a cool variation on the trap mechanic that gives the player more direct control
over how and when to take those engagements, since you can place the totem anywhere and
use abilities any time.
The next Ezreal concept is pretty cryptic - he mentioned that Riot does have some ideas
rolling around if they ever do a panda champion.
Not only does this express desire to make a panda champion a reality, but we know for
a fact that pandas do love to roll around.
So essentially, Ezreal wants to make a Panda champion that rolls around on the map - probably
squashing enemy champions in the process.
There's not much more we can really say about this except wonder how this isn't
already in development and how long we should wait before starting a riot to get this panda
into the game.
Ezreal's final concept in today's video is a design that has been much requested by
players that favour champions with high mechanical skill requirements.
Multi-clone characters are very popular in other games, Meepo in DOTA being a great example,
but currently Riot doesn't have a system that has much in the way of multi unit control.
You essentially have to control all aspects of your character simultaneously, so you could
for example have three clones and play one in each lane of the map, or take all three
on different routes through the jungle.
It's no small feat to play but devastatingly powerful when done correctly, but while DOTA
does have the advantage of an RTS-like control system, Riot opted for a different design
to help make the game flow better.
Which system is better is basically a question of personal preference, but it means a multi-unit
champion will be difficult to make work in League, and pretty unlikely to make it into
the game.
Our last concept was described by GroovyLord, but it's actually an idea that's currently
being brainstormed by Riot WarghBobo.
One of the lesser used archetypes that hasn't made it into League of Legends yet is an old
hag - a bit like a scary old witch or Baba Yaga kind of character.
GroovyLord mentioned that it felt odd not to have explored the aged archetype yet, and
he thinks it would be a good way to make the Shaman champion a reality.
One of the big reasons that it's probably not been explored yet is that Riot want to
make champions that players really feel a connection with - and a young, predominantly
male demographic isn't typically going to form much of a connection with a crazy old
lady.
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Thanks for watching.
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Funny And Lucky Moments - Hearthstone - Ep. 257 - Duration: 4:45.
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Gordon Ramsay Demonstrates A Quick Way To Peel And Devein Shrimp | TASTE OF FOX - Duration: 1:18.
I'm going to show you a very quick technique
to peel and devein shrimp.
Watch and learn.
Very carefully, unravel the shell, without bursting
or buckling the actual tail.
And then, when you get to the very last piece, push,
squeeze, and pull the tail.
If you're careful, the shrimp stays intact.
If it's intact, it cooks evenly.
If it's slightly buckled, you destroy the texture.
From there, tip of the knife, gently
through the top of the shrimp.
Not too deep.
Open up.
Look for that intestine line and pull very, very carefully.
That is what we want to remove.
Cannot leave that in there.
From there, run through the water.
Run your fingers through.
Clean.
Close back up.
Shrimp in tact.
That is how you peel and devein a shrimp
like a true Master Chef.
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The Rise and Fall of Uber's Controversial CEO - Duration: 4:36.
Sometimes it's impossible to separate the company from the founder.
Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook.
Steve Jobs and Apple.
Elon Musk and Tesla.
And for better or worse…
ERIC NEWCOMER: It's hard thinking about Uber without thinking about Travis Kalanick.
ERIC: But...that's not always a good thing.
That's Eric Newcomer.
ERIC: I cover Uber and startups for Bloomberg.
Kalanick has become a lightning rod of controversy in the tech industry over the past few years.
And Seth Meyer's says he's what happens when you...
SETH MEYERS: spray Axe body spray into a suit until it became sentient.
And after a number of damaging scandals, Kalanick resigned as CEO from his 69
billion dollar brainchild.
This is the story of how Travis Kalanick built one of the most successful -- and controversial
-- tech companies in the world.
Travis Kalanick was born in 1976 in Los Angeles.
He went to UCLA to study engineering, and started his first company with some classmates,
an online file exchange service called Scour, Months before graduating, he dropped out to
work on Scour full time.
ERIC: It was back in sort of the Napster days, and it was sort of a failed effort.
Scour ended up getting sued by almost every major entertainment label to the tune of 250
billion dollars.
--and Kalanick was forced to take the firm into Chapter 11
Undaunted, Kalanick started another company.
ERIC: called Redwoosh, another peer-to-peer file sharing service.
Which got bought out for $19 million by a company called Akamai.
A cloud computing services company.
ERIC: But for Travis, he never built the empire that he'd hoped to.
Flush with cash after selling Redswoosh, Kalanick was looking to make his next move.
The story goes he was in Paris with his friend Garrett Camp, who had founded the social site
StumbleUpon, and they started talking about...
ERIC: The idea of calling a car with the push of a button.
He came back to San Francisco and started Uber in 2009, and it was originally thought
of as a luxury service.
ERIC: And it was a black car business.
It wasn't a peer-to-peer thing, it was meant to get a nice car.
But when its main competitor entered the marketplace in 2012, Uber had to pivot.
ERIC: Once it was obvious that Lyft was going to be successful and be able to do this peer-to-peer
ride-sharing business, he was savvy enough to launch his own products.
So Kalanick, well known as an extremely strong salesperson, raised a huge amount of money…
ERIC: They raised you know hundreds of millions from a round of Google Ventures and TPG.
And created Uber X.
ERIC: Which was really the defining product.
Which basically lets anyone sign up to be a driver without having to have been this
legacy black car worker.
Almost singlehandedly, Kalanick created what we now call "the gig economy."
Paying independent contractors through an app for a service, whether it's cleaning
a home, delivering food, or being a chauffeur.
ERIC: Even though the company is 12,000 people now, he very much has a reputation for trying
to cut through bureaucracy and keep it like a start-up.
But Kalanick has also been criticized for a number of incidents.
ERIC: The 'Boober" incident comes up so often.
In a 2014 GQ profile of Kalanick he referred to his company as "Boob-er" because of
his increased success with women AS the CEO of Uber.
Then the PR missteps kept coming.
In just the first 3 months of 2017 alone there were enough gaffes, leaked videos, and negative
headlines that could easily sink a company.
Kalanick: You blame everything in your life on somebody else!
ERIC: There's this constant clamor for him to grow up.
The company is sort of in the middle of trying to decide whether he can really be their identity
both publicly and internally.
In February of 2017, the board hired former Attorney General Eric Holder to investigate
the company following a bombshell blogpost from a former Uber employee accusing the company
of systemic sexual misconduct.
Several days after Uber released the 13-page report, Kalanick announced he would be taking
a leave of absence.
A week later, he resigned as CEO.
So while the question used to be 'Who will Kalanick hire as his number 2?"
The question now is how will the company successfully navigate the post-Kalanick era?
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Overwatch How To Climb With Mercy - Mercy In Depth Guide ft. Vale Top50 NA | OverwatchDojo - Duration: 19:12.
Hey there!
This is a special episode brought to you by Vale, a top50 Mercy main who managed to solo
queue climb from gold to become one of the best ranked Mercy players in NA in only two
seasons.
We are sharing his secrets in this video, so if you are a Mercy main or just want to
see a success story, keep watching!
Hello guys, welcome to the dojo!
First of all, a big shoutout for the creator of this episode, Vale.
You can find his contacts in the description below, make sure to visit his stream by clicking
on the card showing right now.
He is streaming the matches interactively, so make sure to bomb him with questions when
he is online.
Alrighty, as you heard it in the intro, we are going to share what there is to know for
anyone wanting to climb with Mercy.
Vale's peak rank is top50 on NA, and he climbed a lot from where he started to become
the number one Mercy on Overbuff.
This guide is about how to climb as a Mercy main, written with love and from a lot of
experience.
So let's get to the guide.
We are going to start with understanding the core philosophy of Mercy.
As a Mercy your goal above all else is to stay alive.
This is multitudes more important when you have rez as well.
Dying an unintentional death while holding an important rez is one of the worst things
a Mercy can do.
What this means is that you need to play with the mindset that your life is the most important
on your team.
A good enemy team will be thinking the same way as well.
As the saying goes, "You kill the Mercy 1st or you kill her 11th."
In practice this means that you need to make judgment calls every time you put yourself
in sight of the enemy.
Is there a Genji way too over-extended and about to die in enemy territory?
If there is even a moderate chance that attempting to save him will result in your own death,
you need to leave him to die.
It seems unnatural at first, but you will learn in most situations if it is possible
for him to escape he will and if it isn't you will just end up not only failing to save
him, but dying yourself as well, changing a 5v6 with rez to a 4v6 without rez for your
team, essentially throwing the point.
You are not a DPS character.
It is not your job to get kills.
It is not your job to chase enemies.
It is your job to keep your team alive and winning fights and you do that by healing
and damage boosting them.
A HUGE thing many Mercy players do not capitalize on is the damage boosting part of that sentence.
If your allies are at full health, damage boost them immediately!
Even if it is only for half a second, every moment of damage boosting can help.
Likewise if you have a purpled ally, there is nothing your healing beam can do for them.
Switch to damage boosting if no one else is damaged and switch back to healing only when
the purple is worn off or you know the timing is less than a second from wearing off.
If you don't know without a doubt you should use your pistol, you should not use it.
As an extreme example of how much Mercy's pistol usage is not needed here is a Mercy
(a good friend of Vale), who managed to reach top 500 without firing their pistol so much
as a single time in their entire life.
https://www.overbuff.com/players/pc/Mercy-13986?mode=competitive .
We are going to talk more about this in the section about when to go battle Mercy.
A way Vale likes to tell students how to think about their positioning is to imagine an enemy
Soldier 76 always using his ult.
Any time you cross an open space alone it should be a very calculated risk and done
with Guardian Angel.
A good Mercy never wants to stand in the middle of the fight, but silently out of line of
sight to support her team from safety.
Before diving deeper into how to Mercy however, we need to make sure your settings are configured
the way they should.
Of course these are mostly personal preference, but it may help you to see how a top player
uses these settings.
First of all, set Allied Health Bars on (Honestly there should not be anyone having this off,
but it's just beneficial to be able to see the health of your allies.)
The next is Toggle Beam Connection.
Set this on, as this is a quality of life change more than anything else.
It will make sure you keep the beam on as long as possible and will save your fingers
from getting sore holding down left or right click all the time.
However, toggling this off can be a benefit when toggling Guardian Angel Prefers Beam
Target: On.
Continuing with the settings, Guardian Angel Prefers Beam Target is really a personal preference.
Vale personally keep this toggled off as it works best for his style of play, however,
it is not incorrect to keep it on.
What this does is lets you fly towards your current beam target instead of who you are
looking at.
Many argue this gives you increased mobility since the beam target does not have to be
in line of sight and you can be saved from falling off a cliff, jumping in and out of
the hole in Oasis, or going around corners to escape, and so forth.
So why don't Vale and many others use it?
Because you sacrifice other mobility, additional healing/dmg boosting, or quality of life in
order to do it.
When you prefer the beam target you give up the ability to easily hop between teammates.
To fly a new teammate means you have to either currently have your beam on them or no one.
Let's imagine an example scenario.
You get caught in Zarya's grav along with your beam target, but there is a friendly
Pharah in sight.
The only way you can fly to her is if break your beam connection with a punch (if toggling
beam connection), wasting a very precious second that could lead to you dying.
What if you keep toggle beam connection off though?
Wouldn't it be better?
Well, then you run into another problem.
Sure, you can stop healing quickly and then jump to the Pharah, but now your beam is on
the Pharah, who doesn't need it, your grav'd teammates do.
If you had prefer beam target off, you would have the additional use of healing someone
as you run away from them to safety.
This can absolutely save teammate lives while keeping yourself safe.
As one could imagine, these situations happen way more often than just Zarya ults.
In general, prefer beam target off is best for the average solo player, but duo queuers
(particularly those who like to pocket their Pharah friend) should look into toggling this
option on.
The next is Toggle Guardian Angel: Off.
This is something that is not a matter of preference.
You should always have this toggled off to give yourself additional mobility.
Not only is it easier to move exact partial distances towards a teammate (so you fly into
healing range, but not directly into the center of the fight) but the biggest reason to have
this option toggled off is because it will give you the option to hold down the guardian
angel key in order to use it the second you see a teammate.
By doing this you can escape otherwise certain death because you only need to see an ally
for a single frame and don't have to worry about precise reaction timing.
If you're falling to your death an ally often will accidentally wander into place
to save you for a frame or two, likewise if you're running away with someone chasing
you you can escape that half-second faster to your ally around the corner by Guardian
Angel triggering right at the frame you come into their sight.
Likewise it will help you catch up to your allies who are rounding corners quickly in
front of you.
The next one, sensitivities are personal preference.
Try adjusting them to how you best find yourself effective with them.
Vale personally keeps both Guardian Angel and Beam sensitivity to 100% and has no complaints.
That's about the basics and settings.
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Click on the card right now!
So when is the correct time to bring out the pistol and go on a Battle Mercy rampage?
Very rarely.
In general, your average player will only ever want to go and bring out the pistol if
there is no other option.
For example, if you are caught alone with a flanker and it's fight or die.
Many times you'll still die, but with some good positioning (breaking LoS to heal or
getting healthpacks), luck, and aim, you can win more fights than you'd think.
That being said, I always try to avoid the flanker by jumping to the safety of a teammate
and calling out the flanker to my team.
But rarely is not never.
Here are some good examples of when you might want to use your pistol:
Finishing off an enemy while everyone is safe.
If there is an annoying Lucio jumping around the objective stalling in overtime and your
team can't seem to hit him, go ahead and help try and kill him to ensure the victory
before his team makes it back.
If there is a purple enemy with low health trying to get away, help your team finish
him off with a few shots.
Helping to win the Reinhardt shield battle for your team.
Often times you'll find both teams safely behind Rein shields.
A quick 20 shots to the enemy shield will often times out damage any damage boosting
you could do since you're likely to hit all 20 shots and the difference can help win
the incoming engagement.
And of course, perhaps the #1 reason to use a pistol: to get the last bit of ult charge
for a fight winning rez.
Sometimes you will find your entire team dead around you, 95% ult, and no one to heal in
order to get off that game saving rez.
The only correct option left here is to take out your pistol and shoot the easiest target
to hit (regardless of health) until you get your ult.
You also need to understand when NOT to go battle Mercy by any means.
Essentially NEVER bring out your pistol when your team needs healing.
Even if you think you have yourself an easy kill, don't.
Your job is a healer, not DPS.
Keep your teammates alive and let them worry about finishing off the enemy.
You almost never want to shoot an enemy farther than your healing beam can reach.
Further than that and you are definitely going to be doing less damage than simply damage
boosting an ally.
Here are some additional tips to help you: You don't have to reload your pistol and
shouldn't.
After firing some shots just switch back to your healing staff and the pistol will automatically
be reloaded after a few seconds.
The only time you don't want to use this to your advantage is when fighting a flanker
attacking you.
Almost never shoot someone outside of healing beam range, chances are you will do almost
no damage and simply charge the enemy healer's ult.
So let's talk about your bread and butter, the Resurrect.
The amount of people rezzed by your ultimate is not important.
There are amazing one man rezzes and absolute garbage 5 man rezzes.
The question a good Mercy player will ask themselves before using their ult is this,
"Will my rez win us this team fight?"
The way you determine that is taking a quick look at the situation.
How many people are alive on each time?
What ults do they have?
How close are the respawn points?
Let's take a look at some examples and why they are good or bad:
The first example is the following: You are in a team fight where your Reinhardt and Soldier
76 trade themselves for the enemy Rein and 76.
If you rez now you turn a 4v4 into a 6v4, have a shield to hide behind, and your main
DPS pushing the enemy.
This is good because they won't stand a chance and you will then go on to win the
team fight.
Now let's take another example: let's say this time you lose your Ana, Reinhardt,
and Soldier 76.
However, Roadhog died out of range and will have to be running back to the fight and you
didn't get any kills yet.
You can get a triple rez, should you do it?
No.
This is a bad rez because what will happen is you will be using your ult to push a 5v6
fight that is likely to be lost.
Now you wasted your ult and your team has to wipe again before they can reset.
Even worse, at the lower leagues that Roadhog will likely try to help his dying team too
late due his late spawn and end up dying and staggering your team an additional 20 seconds.
Another one.
Now let's say it is Hanamura point 1 defense and your only other support is Symmetra who
dies with her ult.
The enemy flanker is on you and you are about to die.
This is a great time to rez.
By rezzing you will be able to give your team a teleporter that can turn around the fight,
you can use the rez invulnerability to escape the flanker, and you can continue to keep
your team alive until the teleporter edges out the team fight victory.
Finally, the most important example, your team is gathering in front of Temple of Anubis
point 2 gate when a D.Va ult wipes out 4 members of your team.
Do you rez all 4 and push in or retreat and regroup?
Absolutely retreat.
If you were to use your rez it would still be a 6v6 and the only thing you would be doing
is saving your team a 15 second walk back.
It's much more beneficial to save that rez for reinforcing the next push on the point
where you can gain the numbers advantage with a well-timed ult.
Positioning is the most important skill a Mercy player can have.
Earlier I mentioned Vale tells his students to pretend there is always an enemy Soldier
76 ulting, always avoid the enemy's line of sight.
If they can see you for even a moment, you can often times die quickly and throw the
fight for your team.
An extremely helpful tip for using Mercy's beam is that it lasts for a short duration
even after line of sight is broken.
This means you can consistently heal someone around a corner by only barely poking into
their line of sight before heading back into cover over and over.
This should absolutely be done whenever possible.
As Mercy you almost NEVER want to be too close to your team.
Being in the center or front of your team will especially result in a quick death in
most situations.
If you are in front of your team you will be melted down quickly by the enemy DPS.
If you are in the center of your team you leave yourself extremely vulnerable to being
killed in an AOE ultimate (such as grav or earthshatter).
So the ideal place to heal/dmg boost your team from is about 5m within max beam distance.
This allows you to comfortably keep your beam on your target, but from a safe distance that
won't get you killed whenever your team is wiped by an enemy ultimate.
This distance also serves to save you in case of a flanker attacking.
If you find yourself being attacked by a flanker you have a comfortable distance to fly to
your allies and survive.
The next tip is to never stand still.
Even if you are safe behind cover, out of line of sight, that can change in a single
moment.
With only 200 health you will die nearly instantly to a couple well placed headshots.
Always be shifting around even if it's just a few stutter steps back and forth.
The only exception is when your team is getting wiped and you want to make sure to hide well
to rez them when it is time.
By standing still, you don't give any noise and you can go in for a quick rez from your
hiding spot.
You can also abuse Guardian Angel.
Often times you can't be behind the ideal cover you want because several teammates need
you at once or there are flankers actively trying to kill you.
In which case, never run if you can help it.
Guardian Angel EVERYWHERE.
Dashing between targets not only creates space which gives you time to self-heal and allies
time to kill your pursuer, but it will make you a very difficult target to hit, especially
if you learn to stop short and change Guardian Angel targets quickly.
The last one is: always know where your Pharah is.
Your Pharah is your get out of jail free card.
Being able to instantly fly away vertically can save you from most attackers.
This also works with snipers who tend to position on high grounds or characters like Genji or
Winston who jump around a lot.
If you know where they are, you are going to be able to save yourself using their elevated
positions to fly to.
The last part is about how to hide.
As a Mercy you should not be needing to hide very often.
It is a myth that the second Mercy gets rez she should hide.
Often times it is much better to stay healing your team and rezzing the one or two people
who may die in the fight than hiding and going for a 5 man rez.
This is much more reliable because when hiding too much you will often times find your team
die staggered, either too far apart in location or timing.
As a result, you can lose a fight you otherwise would have won if you just stayed healing
in it.
Sometimes no rez is needed at all, you can just win teamfights with staying and healing
or boosting your teammates.
Okay, but what do we mean by hiding?
You should STOP ALL HEALING AND DAMAGE BOOSTING.
Yes, even if that means an ally might die.
Remove all line of sight your enemy has on you.
Create space greater than your beam distance, but less than your guardian angel limit between
you and your allies.
Preferably have a corner you can move around if spotted.
Keep the allied line of sight in mind as well.
It is very important to be able to guardian angel to your team quickly after you are done
hiding.
So when should you hide?
Game-ending fights / ult fights.
If your team is sitting on the koth point with 99% the other team HAS to use everything
they can to win the fight, they won't be holding back any ultimate abilities, cooldowns,
or players.
This means when the point is 95% or you are defending 2CP with 30 seconds left on the
clock, you should be getting into a hiding position, wait for the enemy team to use all
their ultimates to clear your team, then fly in, rez, and turn the team fight completely
in your favor.
Ult fights in general are good to hide for as well, but predicting when the enemy team
has multiple ultimate abilities they plan to use can be difficult before high masters,
so it shouldn't be done until you are comfortable enough with your game sense to justify the
hide.
Other scenarios are every time you hear a hunting ult activate.
You should immediately drop everything and hide.
What is a hunting ult?
An ultimate where the number one objective is often times to kill you (the Mercy).
Such ults are Soldier 76's visor, Junkrat's tire, and Genji's blade.
Other ults can be worth hiding from, but these are the absolute most important to avoid.
Remember, they are looking to kill you specifically!
A quick note on "pocketing": Pocketing should never mean solely being dedicated to
a single person and absolutely no one else.
Doing this will put your team at a needless disadvantage.
Instead, what pocketing should mean is having your default / priority target for healing
and damage boosting being a single hero (usually Pharah).
When you have no one to heal, damage boost your pocket.
When two people need healing equally, heal your pocket first.
Otherwise your job as a support for your team is unchanged, just because you have a Pharah
does not mean you should let your tanks die because Lucio can only tickle them with his
healing music so fast.
That concludes our Mercy guide.
Hope you guys enjoyed it, and again a very big thanks for Valethera for creating the
content for this episode.
If you are looking for teammates to duo Mercy with, or just want to be a part an Overwatch
community thriving for improvement, join the Overwatchdojo Discord now!
As usual, like and share, and leave your comments below!
See you guys next time!
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Dangers of overusing A.C. during extreme heat - Duration: 1:28.
FINALLY GET
RELIEF FROM THE HEAT.
>> THIS HOT WEATHER HAS ALOT OF
US CRANKING UP OUR A-C, YOU
SHOULD KNOW THAT CAN LEAD TO
DANGER.
>> NO DOUBT ABOUT IT, MIMI IS
LIVE.
WHAT SHOULD PEOPLE WORRY ABOUT?
>> Reporter: WELL, WE ARE AT
PARKWAY PLAZA.
IF YOU LOOK UP THERE, YOU WILL
NOTICE THE LARGE A-C UNIT AT
THE TOP OF THE MALL USED TO
COOL PEOPLE DOWN.
ALOT OF PEOPLE GOING TO INDOOR
MALLS TO COOL PEOPLE DOWN.
BUT IT BE A FIRE THREAT
EXPERTS SAY THE HEAT COULD PUT
A STRAIN ON THE A-C IN IT'S
OVER HEATED, IT CAN START A
FIRE.
WE SEE THIS EVER YES YEAR.
A FEW YEARS BACK IN SABER
SPRINGS, AN ARTIST'S HOME WAS
DETROYED AND HER OWN PAINTINGS
WERE DAMAGED BECAUSE OF THE
HEAT FIRE.
PEOPLE WILL BE ASKED TO TURN
THEIR A-C OFF DURING A FLEX
ALERT OR TURN OFF THE A-C HERE
ARE A FEW THINGS YOU CAN DO TO
KEEP YOUR FAMILY SAFE.
CHANGE YOUR FILTER, NEXT, HAVE
AN ADEQUATE POWER SUPPLY, NO
EXTENSE CHORDS OR POWER STRIPS.
DON'T SHARE AN OUTLET WITH ANY
OTHER HIGH-POWERED DEVICES.
GET YOUR A-C CHECKED ONCOR
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3 Takeaways from Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's Resignation I Fortune - Duration: 1:35.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is out of the company, no longer CEO. This has been
building for quite some time. Uber's been dealing with accusations
of sexual harassment from its own employees, a lawsuit with Google over
intellectual property regarding autonomous vehicles and of course
criticisms that it's been trying to play a cat and mouse game with law
enforcement. This is a company valued at seventy billion dollars and the Board of
Directors was getting a little worried that it might not be able to retain that
value with all the criticisms that Uber has endured.
So what comes next? Three things.
Who would want to be the CEO of Uber?
Travis Kalanick isn't gone. He still owns a lot of shares of Uber and he still retains a seat on the board of the
company. It's a company that may have competing priorities with a committee of
10 executives that's supposed to lead it until they have a new CEO.
The company is still reeling from its sexual harassment claims. The Eric Holder report suggested
that it needed to change its culture, it certainly changed some executives.
Has it done enough?
If you think Uber has had a rough ride through now, just wait.
Uber is a seventy billion dollar company. This is a company that was once a pirate ship
and is now an aircraft carrier. Is the company ready to move forward in its
maturation? Is it going to go public? There are a lot of tough questions that
it needs to answer and it needs a leader to do it.
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Smoothie: "Right now is the time that supports can really shine and perhaps contend for MVP." - Duration: 7:04.
When I have a bad game, I don't really mind too much about it.
I think people, especially on Reddit, overthink having bad games on like all pro players.
Like stuff happens and if you have a bad game, you have a bad game.
It's not a big deal.
It's only one game, right?
And I think at the top level, it's really easy to just get behind one game, like you
mess up mechanically one time and it's just BG from there, you can't really do much.
And it happens honestly.
It doesn't really get to you?
Yeah.
For me personally though I don't really get affected by it at all.
Like today I went like 0-8 as Thresh, that's the most deaths I've ever had in the LCS I
think, or pretty close to it.
And I didn't really do much -- I got cheesed, by the way.
But I don't really affect anyone else because at the end of day, my team kind of only knows
what my problems are or what happened.
And if my teammates mess up too then they know their problems too and, at the top level,
like we kind of figure out our own problems and fix them ourselves.
I didn't really expect them to pick Morgana Trist.
I thought it was going be a free win, but then Gragas came bot like four times.
I burned my flash like level 1, died.
They TP'd bot to kill the support and lost top turret, and like it felt like they were
just going for my KDA at that point.
Yeah, it sucked but it happens.
Braum for my team is kind of a meme because from the start I never liked playing Braum
that much, because by nature I'm a playmaker.
I want to make plays, like even on champs like Tahm Kench I can still make plays and
stuff.
But with Braum, it feels like I'm just farming for late.
Like I'm not really the engager, I'm more to peel and protect and make it through laning
phase.
Instead, I want to win my laning phase and roam around the map and make plays all around
the map, and I like to carry that way.
Even in solo queue I don't really play Braum that much or anything.
But I'm not saying I'm bad at Braum, like I'm pretty good at Braum I think, but yeah
just by nature I'm not really into that kind of playstyle.
I actually think right now, this is the funnest meta I've ever played in because there aren't
really many champions like Lulu, Karma, or like Nami right now in the meta, because there's
so much engage right now.
There's Thresh, Bard, Blitzcrank, Rakan.
Those kind of champions are really, really strong because if you pick a squishy support
right now like Karma, Lulu for example, with the new Doran's Shield you can sustain through
lane and just farm out till level 6.
And once you're level 6, or even before that sometimes, like you've seen Xayah Rakan
just one shot like whoever, you can pretty much make plays.
And then all they have to do is wait and not die from the plays.
And that's really hard in this meta.
Like Rakan and Xayah, you can't really live that combo if you're a Lulu or Karma or Nami.
It's just impossible.
So right now the meta is just really, really fun for supports.
For a support player to win MVP, there's a lot of factors that really go into it, like
I think the meta is a big, the biggest factor in that you have to be on playmaking champions.
Yeah you can't really have MVP with, you know, the protective champions like Karma or Lulu
because there's no real argument to say that this Karma player did more work than this
Twitch player, right?
Or this Orianna or something.
There's just no argument that way.
You have to make plays and you have to engage and you have to win your team games through
you know your mechanics plus, you know, whatever you bring to the team, which is different
in most cases.
Yeah I think out of every meta, right now is the time that supports can really shine
and perhaps contend for MVP.
I really want to get MVP because you know I got the NA best support last split, but
that's not really an award for me.
I want something like really -- like a physical award, which I've always dreamt of.
I've never gotten something like that before in my life.
But right now is the meta that I can really prove my worth as a player.
And yeah, I'm really hungry for that MVP right now and right now is the time I can look to get it
Yeah I think being a good shot caller is really, for in my case, I play support.
So in my head, the way I was raised and taught was like the support players are just mechanical
players and we don't have to get CS or look for trades and stuff too much.
And so we have a lot more free time in our minds to think about how to play the game
at a macro level.
So I always wanted to be like a shotcaller in that regard because I could think about
how to play the game more and I want my carries to focus on carrying and doing damage.
But for Impact, I think that he just has a lot experience and I think that like top laners,
they should talk a lot like they have a lot of things to talk about like TP or just like
whether or not they can get dove or whether or not they can get 1v1'd and stuff and how
they can play around that information.
So, yeah Impact just has a lot of experience and at first he actually didn't talk that
much on the team I'm pretty sure it was mostly just like me and Meteos back in the day who
talked a lot.
But then after the split, or after last split actually, he started to become more of a leader
and it really helps a lot because he brings ideas that I wouldn't have to the game and
I have ideas that he wouldn't bring to the table too.
I think the biggest change in our team to make Impact kind of talk more would be probably
the integration of Contractz.
I'm not saying Contractz doesn't talk.
But Meteos before we changed to Contractz was a big big voice in our team.
So we had to make up for that loss somehow.
And so I think in practice we pretty much told Impact he has to talk more has to like
help make up for that deficit or yeah, the communication just got a lot better because
of that.
And that Contractz doesn't talk, like he talks but he talks more like what he can do and
that's really helpful for us.
We really like benefit a lot from like his comms and I wouldn't really change it right now.
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AT&T The Bridge's Ask the Expert: Shanti Das on Staying Relevant in Music | AT&T - Duration: 1:34.
♫ music ♫
What's up? It's Shanti Das, and I'm back again.
And this week's question is:
For people that maybe a little bit older than 18,
how do you stay relevant in this ever-changing industry?
You guys have to stay relevant by performing.
Live performances are still everything.
And the one thing that I tell artists,
the way technology has advanced, you can almost produce
a record on your iPhone now and that's cool.
Guess what?
You got to get out there and perform.
Also, that means rehearsing.
I tell so many artists nowadays that they put all their stuff
on social media and they're like now what?
I'm like, now what?
Now you need to rehearse;
now you have to make people want to love you.
Give them a reason to want to go pay
and you want to give them the best live show that you can.
And it's not just standing up there singing your song,
it's learning how to interact and really talk to your audience.
That in turn will allow you to tour around the country.
And what I would suggest, especially for urban adult artists
that are kind of just getting their foot in the door,
it's not that easy to break your way through,
so you guys still got to out there and do the old fashioned stuff.
Pound the pavement, kiss the baby, shake hands,
finding all the opportunities that music artists have locally
in those markets and break yourself local.
And then watch that national attention start to come.
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♫ sonic logo ♫
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WWE legend, Kane, has some serious political firepower in his corner -- Ric Flair - Duration: 1:05.
WWE legend Kane has some serious political firepower in his corner -- THE NATURE BOY!!!
Ric Flair just cut a WWE-style promotional video to support his friend Glenn Jacobs -- who's
running for mayor of Knoxville County, Tennessee.
Naitch even promises to hit up a local campaign rally on July 12 -- saying, "I will be there
live and in color to support my very close friend, Glenn Jacobs."
And you KNOW he ain't cutting a promo without his signature sign-off ...
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(Eng/Esp) BLACKPINK –(AS IF IT'S YOUR LAST)' M/V BEHIND THE SCENES PREVIEW 1080P - Duration: 1:49.
We are on the set of "AS IF IT'S YOUR LAST."
"AS IF IT'S YOUR LAST" is different from what we've done previously.
You will get to see something new about us.
This time around, we are trying to be bright and chirpy.
We are back with an enjoyable summer song.
I hope you will show us a lot of love.
- I have a cool part on the track. - That's right.
It's not in Korean, and it's full of English. Please look forward to it~
This is the point choreography to "AS IF IT'S YOUR LAST."
Thanks to our BLINK fans for waiting for us. We love you guys.
It's not the end of the world, but please show us love like the world was ending.
- Please love us. - Please show us a lot of love.
Heart!
Please love us~
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DreamMaker Franchisee Jay Nutting - Duration: 1:46.
My name is Jay Nutting, and I'm a new franchisee of DreamMaker bath and kitchen.
The franchising was new to me, but I think it was refreshing to me when I had to make
a decision from leaving corporate America and a weekly paycheck, a steady paycheck,
a given paycheck to go off on my own.
There's of course, quite some degree of risk with that.
Having some kind of a proven system helped reduce some of that risk for me to be switching
hats such that I did.
DreamMaker specifically, now, I felt was a great fit for me because really just the quality
of the people and the core, the code of values, the core values of the company fit me, which
was really a breath of fresh air.
I kept hearing from other owners and I kept hearing from corporate saying really it is
a good group of people.
Everybody's really friendly.
We're all friends.
We're all here to help each other.
It was great to hear, but now that I've made it to reunion, and now that I've physically
met everybody, I can truly stand behind that statement myself.
It really is a great group of people that ultimately becomes your core group of friends
as well outside of business.
It's a powerful thing mentally for someone to know that he's surrounded by so much care
and trust and love.
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Meet Costa Vida Founder Kent Prestwich - Duration: 2:11.
With Costa Vida, I realized that there was a need in the marketplace for that kind of
food.
I loved what a lot of people were doing.
I love what Chipotle was doing.
I loved what a lot of the competitors were doing out there, but the one thing I wanted
to do was I wanted clean food.
I've done a lot of research and study into that, and I've talked to a lot of chefs.
What we did is we tried to clean up the food so that it's a lot less salt.
The process or procedures that we use, we get all the wheat out of as much as possible.
All of our thickener doesn't have any wheat in it.
We buy the very best product we can buy.
We never cheat.
We never skimp.
Then we look at is how can we prepare it as good as anything out there, even if it's a
5-star restaurant.
How do we prepare it that way?
That's why we've always had chefs involved.
My original vision when we first started is I just wanted people to come to an atmosphere
that was fun, that was exciting.
I wanted it to be a lifestyle brand, but I wanted them to love the food.
I'm a connoisseur of food.
I love food.
I live to eat.
My sauces are just that way.
I take people and I say, "Look, my medium sauce here will blow your mind.
My queso will blow your mind.
I just want you to taste it.
Take a chip, put it in there and taste it, and you'll never be the same.
I mean, it'll change your life.
It really will."
That's what I wanted.
I wanted people to go, "Wow."
Number one for me was a fresh tortilla.
I love fresh tortillas.
I don't want it coming out of a bag.
I've never understood how somebody goes, "We're fresh.
We're fresh.
We're fresh," and they pull it out of a bag.
I just don't understand that.
We literally take the time to mix it, and we press it, and we cook it right there in
front of you when you eat it.
It is as good as it can possibly be.
Now, that's the foundation of what we build.
We have sauces out there literally that are ... They take me hours.
I know it takes time but, gosh, when I'm done I'm convinced my beans are as good as they
can be.
My sauces are as good as they can possibly be.
My desserts are off the charts.
My salsas are amazing.
That's what I wanted.
I wanted people to walk away going, "Holy, cow.
I have never had food that tasted quite like that."
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Who Is an Ideal DreamMaker Franchisee? - Duration: 2:50.
I'm often asked, "What is an ideal candidate for us?
Who are we looking for?"
I can tell you one thing we're looking for is we're looking for somebody that has drive,
because we can't get you out of bed in the morning, you got to have the drive to go build
a business.
That's not for the faint of heart to build a business.
You got to have that drive, but at DreamMaker that's not enough.
We don't want just somebody that has drive and runs over people.
We want somebody that has heart, that care about people.
They want to build a team and work together.
We're looking for those qualities.
We're also looking for somebody that is coachable, somebody that is good at following systems
and willing to follow systems.
In franchising, having great systems and being coachable is critical to get the maximum results
out of it, so we're looking for that as well.
Then you've got to be capitalized right.
It's okay to take risk and risk is always part of business, but if you don't have the
right amount of capital, you could be risky.
We like to set it up that we're dealing with risk not risky.
Then our code of values.
Really, our code of values is folks that are interested in becoming part of DreamMaker,
it's usually something that attracts them to us, so read our code of values.
Look, if it attracts you, we're probably a really good match.
If it doesn't attract you, we're probably not a good match, because it's just kind of
a ... Most people, I hear people tell me often that, "Yeah, that's exactly what I believe.
I just never put it in writing."
Then we're looking at the fact that you need support at home.
Your spouse or significant other or family in general, whoever that is, you got to have
that support at home, because you can't go fight the battle to building a business and
then fight another battle at home.
You need that support at home, so that's just key that we have found.
Then about a year and half, two years ago, something that really hit me is you've got
to be smart.
You got to be a little above average on smarts.
You don't have to be a rocket scientist, nothing like that, nothing crazy like that, but you
got to be smart, because running a contracting business, you got marketing, sales, design,
and production.
It's a complex business.
What we found is there's a lot of people out there that love that.
In fact, they like the challenge that it has enough to it that it challenges them.
In fact, one of our franchisees said, "Yeah, it's a lot more challenging than a pizza business."
No offense to any of the pizza people out there, but for him, that joy of seeing, tackling
a project, a client being happy at the end of their project, then the gratification that
they have for the work that they've done that he helped lead, is very satisfying.
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INSANE LIQUID ASS PRANK ON DAD IN PUBLIC *GONE WRONG* - Duration: 8:00.
Ugh!
No not more
Ugh it smells so bad
No now I can't go anywhere
Ugh damn it smells bad
"English"
Ugh damn Sophie was it that
I can't be in the store like this
Jesus Christ
Hello
If it smells bad it's not me, my daughter has sprayed this disgusting spray on me
(There was this guy standig behind us who changed to a longer queue just to stay away)
No I smell like a monkey
Ugh my clothes are smelling
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RAVEN ROCK THE US GOVERNMENT'S ONGOING PLAN TO SAVE ITSELF IN - politics - Duration: 3:18.
RAVEN ROCK: THE US GOVERNMENT'S ONGOING PLAN TO SAVE ITSELF IN NUCLEAR WAR
A new book has revealed that during the Cold War, the United States government considered
all possible outcomes of the nuclear arms race with Russia and genuinely believed that
a nuclear strike by the Soviet Union was a real possibility.
In response, the government had nuclear bunkers constructed underneath the earth all around
the country, but these bunkers were not created to protect the American people.
Garrett M. Graff in his new book �Raven Rock: The Story of the US Government�s Secret
Plan to Save Itself� claims that all of the administrations in the years of the Cold
War were well aware that Russia could annihilate the population of the United States if they
decided to launch a nuclear strike.
While they told the people that they believed that a nuclear strike was survivable, they
realized that there was no way that they could viably protect the population.
Graff writes that their conclusion was to ensure that they could protect themselves
while leaving the rest of the country to their fate.
Secretly, the government set about building some facilities inside America�s mountains
that were capable of surviving a nuclear blast.
There were also a huge number of renovations made to the White House and all of the staff
members were issued with gas masks.
It is alleged that Roosevelt had his gas mask on hand at all times as it was attached to
his wheelchair.
A bunker was also built underneath the lawn of the White House which was capable of housing
100 people in the event of a nuclear strike.
While this secret bunker was never actually used in the course of the Cold War, it was
opened and occupied during September 11th to ensure the safety of the President and
key personnel.
In addition to the bunker underneath the White House, the government also constructed several
other nuclear-proof facilities.
One is located at Raven Rock in Pennsylvania and is believed to be linked to Camp David
by a secret tunnel.
In addition to the famous facility in Colorado Springs which is operated by NORAD there are
also two facilities located in Peters Mountain and Mount Weather (both in Virginia) which
are designated to house top officials of the US government and 6500 other individuals who
are considered essential to rebuild the country in the event of a disaster.
In his book, Graff also reveals the extent to which the United States was prepared to
destroy Russia in a nuclear war.
The Pentagon is alleged to have drawn up a list of forty-nine Russian cities that they
would destroy in the event of a nuclear war to completely paralyze the Soviet Union.
It was this report that set in process the arms race between the United States and the
Soviet Union.
At the time it was written, the United States had only thirteen nuclear warheads.
Now the country is in possession of an astonishing 6800 nuclear weapons.
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