Greetings, and welcome to Earthling Cinema.
I am your host, Garyx Wormuloid.
This week's artifact is Logan, starring jacked human Hugh Jackman, a huge actor playing his
most famous role for the final time until Les Miserables 2: More Miserables ate s***
at the box office and he went back to Marvel for two cameos a year for the rest of his
life.
The film takes place 12 years into Donald Trump's presidency, when mutated humans were
dying out and everything was made of sand.
Wolverine is old and can't heal too good, so he's not allowed to use his cool nickname
anymore.
He's such a dork that he's still close with one of his high school teachers, who has inexplicably
outlived everyone even though he was crazy old to begin with.
Logan meets a nurse who wants him to take a young girl named Laura to the Garden of
Eden, which Bible enthusiasts know was located in North Dakota.
The nurse is killed by a robot arm guy, but Logan, Xavier, and Laura decide not to get
killed by him.
Later, they find a video on the nurse's Samsung Galaxy Note -- a video she apparently found
time to get professionally edited while she was on the run -- that reveals Laura is a
mutant created from Logan's deoxyribonucleic acid, also known as jizz.
They go eat dinner at a random farmer's house, but then a Wolverine clone shows up and starts
slashing up the place like it's a Guns N Roses concert.
Logan manages to hold him off and escape with Laura's alive body and Xavier's dead body.
Speaking of which, Xavier dies, spoiler alert.
Logan and Laura finally arrive at the Garden of Eden, which isn't a garden so much as a
hut on a cliff.
Also, it's Adam and Eve, not Adam and a bunch of child mutants!
Nevertheless, they're just about to head off to Canada for poutine and crumpets when some
scientists show up to do the whole "explain your evil plan" routine.
Logan tires of this trope, so he blows his load before the other guy can finish.
The Wolverine clone impales Logan with a big stick sticking out of another stick, and then
Laura counters with some clone repellent.
Logan tries to pull a Rogue One and have every character die, but Laura takes the opposite
approach, heading north in search of universal healthcare.
Logan pits the titular hero against his most powerful enemy yet: real life.
Logan struggles with all the issues an ordinary middle-aged Earthling
male might face.
He must care for a mentally debilitated father figure who's disappointed in him for X-Men
Origins.
He's developed arthritis and doesn't bounce back the way he did in his 120s.
And perhaps most typical of his mid-life crisis, he wants to buy a watercar.
Where some previous X-Men films explore the social ostracization the mutants experienced
as an allegory for gayness, the alienation Logan and Xavier suffer here is due to the
inevitable march of time, something felt by beings of all 557 sexual orientations.
They have lost their friends and loved ones, and the world has moved on without them, much
like I moved on without my first family.
By showing our familiar superheroes suffering the indignities of growing old, the film's
inescapable message is that all things must come to an end, even when they're dripping
with 90s nostalgia.
The film borrows themes of redemption and rumination from Westerns, and it won't give
those themes back without a fight.
The most prevalent reference is the movie Shane, which tells the story of a dude who
protects a bunch of other dudes from a bad guy dude, then leaves because it's more poetic
that way.
Logan's journey of self-reflection is played out through Laura and the clone.
The clone shares only Logan's violent qualities, and none of his human traits like sarcasm
and being a dick.
Thus, when Logan fights him, he is in essence battling the parts of himself he wants to
leave behind like I left behind my second family.
Laura also shares Logan's genetic material -- she is, in a sense, his daughter from another
otter.
As Laura was trained to be a killer, she initially reacts to any conflict with force.
But since she's just a wee bitty baby, she hasn't gone far down the road Logan has travelled
since the Grover Cleveland administration, volume one.
Thus, if Logan can divert her from the path of violence, he can find redemption through
her.
In the end, the path to Logan's salvation -- not to mention the studio's bottom line
-- requires him to spill as much CGI blood as possible.
Just as Shane dons the mantle of violence to protect the people he's grown to appreciate,
Logan takes the serum that turns him into a violent creature to protect the children
he finds only moderately annoying.
When he dies, Laura eulogizes him using Shane's quote from the end of the film.
Logan knows he can't overcome his violent ways.
He has to die so that the kids don't turn out like him, one of the most beloved characters
in comic book history.
The cross, which became a symbol of sacrifice after Jesus started wearing one as a necklace,
is turned to an X.
This serves to put a period on the run-on sentence that is the X-Men franchise as its
last hero is laid to rest.
And since X marks the spot, it also suggests that Logan has actually been a treasure chest
all along.
For Earthling Cinema, I'm Garyx Wormuloid.
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The Spanish helicopter pilot: Rescue Under Fire - #WeAreNATO - Duration: 2:33.
I am Major Barbancho, I serve with the 5th Transport Helicopter Battalion.
I am the Staff Officer of this battalion.
My job as a pilot consists of flying helicopter missions when ordered and also testing the
helicopters when they're under maintenance or damaged.
One of the most inspiring and at the same time stressful moments of my career occurred
in Afghanistan, when we had the chance to participate in the rescue of a Spanish Air Force helicopter
that had crashed, by rescuing some US military personnel who had been injured
in an explosion.
We started off at dawn, to attempt in a first phase the rescue of the injured crew and in
a second phase the rescue of the helicopter.
The operation was complicated since it took place in a hot area, an area surrounded by
insurgents and with high Taliban activity.
During the rescue we were under gunfire, rocket fire.
We were supported by attack helicopters that were sealing off the zone and by land forces
that were repelling gunfire.
Finally, 18 hours after the accident, we could complete the rescue of the crashed helicopter
and its crew and with all the personnel participating in the operation unharmed.
You are not afraid, you are concerned about your people, concerned that something might
go wrong and someone could not return.
A Spanish production company read an article and decided to make a movie about this action.
The movie is based on the events that occurred in Afghanistan on that 3rd August.
We have been deeply involved in the filming of the movie.
All the pilots and helicopter crews who appear in the movie were the ones who took part in
the real rescue operation and all the military extras appearing in the movie are personnel
who participated in the operation to a greater or lesser extent.
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Annyeong to everyone, guys! My name is Lily-Evelina, and of course you're on my channel!
Today there's unusual guest…
And we got together for a special occasion, so let me introduce him to you.
Jay is Korean. At this moment he lives in Australia and he has his own Youtube channel,
Where he talks about South Korea culture, and also shows rap style songs
And what's more, he's going to make his music videos, they'll be uploaded on his channel.
Despite he's begun producing his songs only recently, he's already gathered some fans of his music.
Also his life is interesting and vivid. So he has many things to tell.
The link to his channel is in the video description. Or you can click the hint, but do it after watching my video 😊
I guess the topic of his video about difference between relationships in kdramas and reality must be interesting for my viewers.
The link to his video is in my video description.
And today I've decided to get interview with Jay and look at the relationship between men and women by real Korean eyes…
As they could be unreal…
ok, let's go!
1 question. What kind of girls do you like?
1) sexy, 2) cute, 3) cold and mysterious
Ahah… maybe it's a stereotype in my mind… But due to some reason I've always thought that Koreans like cuties.. brrr
Second question. What would make you jealous ?
Third question If your girlfriend would talk about her favorite idol group and go to talk to her favorite singer - your reaction on it?
Forth question. If the girl has poor education -would it be a problem for you? how important is it to get a good education for korean girls?
Mymy what a sweety… Ok, the next question. Would you put on steam clothes with your girlfriend?
Oh, personally I'd be ashamed to wear stream clothes.
Just imagine, to walk as tweens… Em, but if to think of it… it's really sweet.
Ok, going further. Would you eat girlfriend's meals which she gives you every day for work in case her cooking skills are terrible?
Poor guy. Next question. Would you let the girl pay the bill in cafe?
You know what? I agree with him! Who made up a rule that only guys must pay? We are equal damn it!
But women have learned how use it for their profit sometimes, right.
Well, there were all questions today! Write your questions to Jay in comments!
Also add to my friends list at vk.com, visit my Instagram, click the red "subscribe" button below video, and also click the bell near it not to miss my next video!
It was Lily-Evelina with you!
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Love is >> [LAUGH]
>> In the air and
if you can't find it there there's always Tinder and
I don't know if you've heard there's a version of Tinder that's more exclusive.
This is true it's called Tinder select, it's only for rich, famous and
extremely beautiful.
>> [LAUGH] >> So check, check and check.
>> [APPLAUSE]
>> I
>> [APPLAUSE] >> Boy.
>> [LAUGH] >> I made a fake profile so
I can snoop around on there, here it is, don't tell anyone, that's me.
>> [LAUGH] >> Lucy Burgetta.
And I like short walks on the beach and dinners and men.
>> [LAUGH] >> No one will ever guess it's me.
Anyway, I was really surprised who was on there.
Here's Zac Efron's profile.
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>> He writes I'm Zac freaking Efron,
what else do you need to know?
>> [LAUGH] [APPLAUSE] >> And then
>> [APPLAUSE]
>> Here's Martha Stewart's profile.
She writes, I'm only here for dinner and random hookups.
>> [LAUGH] >> I've already had dinner.
[LAUGH] [APPLAUSE] >> And here's Nicki Minaj's profile
She writes, I'm a shy, conservative girl looking for a man with Christian values.
And by Christian, I mean Christian Grey.
>> [APPLAUSE]
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Listen, I got to come clean with you about something.
What?
So I told you about my brother, yeah?
I told you about the program he's forced to attend
and how he shouldn't be there.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
You understand that?
No.
Something happened, I don't know exactly what.
My brother's been arrested,
he's being held at Riker's Island.
He could get killed in there.
Sorry, I just have a client that walked in.
We good?
You get another 10 grand, your brother will get out.
Where are you?
How much money can you get right now?
Come on bro.
Oh my gosh.
Are you kidding me?
What do you think I'm doing this for?
I want to get him out tonight.
Don't be confused, it's just gonna make it worse for me.
You ever do time before?
Is your brother okay?
Listen, why don't you come with me?
Now you are gonna love it.
This place where we are now,
it can be a lot of fun if you let it.
You're gonna have a good time.
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Women Music Producers Fighting for Equality (HBO) - Duration: 5:13.
Last night, Beyonce once again dominated the BET Music Awards...
— Beyoncé!
winning Album of the Year and more awards than any male artist.
But apart from performers,
women don't get much recognition in the music industry—
because they're barely even represented.
In music production,
women make up less than 5 percent of producers and engineers,
meaning almost every song you hear is produced by men.
A group of four female producers sat down with Mary H.K. Choi to explain why.
— What are some of the politics inherent in getting a producer credit?
— What happens in today's forum is a lot of artists don't write a lot of their songs.
And the majority of them that are more like the Patti Smiths, Chrissie Hyndes,
they're at home, rocking out, and don't need anybody's approval.
And so, they don't come out.
But then the ones that do come out are the ones
that want credit for things that they haven't done.
— The few times that I've done sessions, like,
for other people you show up and,
I think, for example, at least me,
I think people more perceive me as an artist than a producer.
And people will actually not believe that I do it because of this.
— Why do you think it's important to just own everything that you make?
Because you very pointedly do.
— You know, there is that level of wanting to show that you know exactly what you're doing,
because you are female and you're going to be held at a higher standard.
So, when you go into those environments,
especially if it's out of your comfort zone, you want to have your shit together.
— Do you ever feel, like, an onus to be like,
"I have to level the playing field in this very specific way?"
— No. If I don't find them good musicians,
then I don't feel as though they deserve to get raised up more than someone else.
I view myself in the same way.
I'd rather be in someone's top 20 producers,
I'd rather be the 20th person than someone say, you're my favorite female producer.
— How many times has someone been like, "You're my favorite female producer"?
— All the time.
I feel as though I have to overcompensate,
so I'm very public about, like, this is music technology I'm into—
I've done tutorials, I let people see all my sessions.
And yet, to some degree, when I look at myself do that,
I'm like, I shouldn't have to.
I mean, sharing knowledge is fine…
— It's annoying because dudes won't share knowledge—
like, if I'm in a session with someone, I'm like, "Oh, what are you using?" or whatever,
and they're like—don't want you know.
— But, also, I think they have a community.
Like, when you see Rick Rubin in footage with, like, Jay-Z and Pharrell and those other producers,
my first thought is, well, how come females aren't doing that?
— I've actually been thinking there should be,
like, a music union or, like, a women musicians union
or something that—you know what I mean?
Something where it's, like, where we can recreate like what they have.
— How important are the Grammys to y'all?
— Accolades?
I love those.
Give me a trophy, I'll take it,
you know, because it gives me an opportunity
to get in front of a bunch of people and tell them how I really feel.
— Okay, so, because I tried to apply for Producer of the Year
for the Grammys this, or last year,
and they wouldn't let me, because I've never—
I hadn't worked on anyone else's album.
I would have had to have another artist hire me,
and I would have had to have, like,
produced a track on another successful record.
— I think it can be discouraging,
if a young girl has aspirations of wanting to go into production
and looks at the Grammys and goes,
"Well, there's no one that's female, and there's no one that looks like me."
"Why in the hell would I think I can be successful in that arena?"
— How high does your pain threshold have to be in order to do this?
— I think you have to have pretty thick skin,
generally, to be in the entertainment industry.
— Especially with the internet comments.
Oof. They're brutal.
— It's like, to even defend ourselves, we have to, like, get death threats
and all this shit and it's just like…
— How often do you get death threats?
— Well, I've disabled everything for, like, a year now so I don't know.
— So do you think that the press is largely complicit?
— The press is fucking so complicit.
Sorry, no offense.
— Say more things—no, none taken.
— I'll say this—if I said the things about male artists that they say about me,
I, like, wouldn't have a career.
— It's not just male journalists, though,
'cause I feel like patriarchy has no gender in that sense.
— Yeah, no, female journalists get mad, too.
— Jesus. This is all really bleak, you guys.
— It's really easy to feel undermined and…
maybe we have to pay a higher price than our male counterparts.
But we're we're doing that.
And then the next generation may not have to as much.
— We just need to focus on the positive.
Just figure out who we are as artists, and just figure out what your success is,
and just go for it.
That's it.
Don't be afraid, just go.
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Live Today With Passion: "You are fantastic direct response marketer with your mail-order business
people were dollar into two concepts well you know we all pay taxes and we
all hate the idea that you're losing good money but there's a difference
between hating that you lose that money in hating to pay taxes
I love paying taxes if it is the fee amount and if it is used wisely I think
we all have to contribute that because that's how you set up social programs
that are you build infrastructure that's how if a military of this kind of thing
so that's great but that always had to believe that the money that they're
paying taxes I want to make up through wise investments so this is why I did
the real estate right away the seventies in the stead of dying Roland and
developing that started buying apartment buildings and you know just think about
it I mean there would be in the air remember in 1974 apartment first
apartment building and we bought it for two hundred and fifteen thousand dollars
so that was then a lot of money yeah and I put only down like maybe thirty five
thirty seven thousand dollars but within two years the apartment building was
worth instead of two hundred fifty three hundred and fifty thousand dollars and
and a solid so imagine now how much gain there was yeah I mean so we made
hundreds of percent of my initial investment wall that's what I'm talking
about see it's it takes you know thoughts and ideas can make much more
money than actual physical labor all right in physical labor is always part
of the action because I always say you got to work your ass off no matter what
you do because now you have a great idea but then you still have to implement it
and you have to hassle you have to go to the bank at the financial statement it
isn't that they raised money sometimes and you go didn't look at a thousand
apartment buildings to find the right one
and all this housing field of the brook but normally if it is just physical
labor you can never make the money then you can make when you have ideas so this
is why it's important that we tell people I say the secret is is the
certain times don't think like when you get up in the morning don't think just
all out of it so any life cycle or go on a basically right or go to the gym
broker you know that's what you have to do and then read something you've
learned something so don't even think about it but there's other times where
you have to really think and you really have to get creative and have a clear
vision of where you want to go and what you want to do and that's what I always
have that's what I always believed and always believed in making money so that
then you can do something with that your best ended notice eventually created a
family it's almost being kids and all that stuff but also for charity the guy
thought that the Schwarzenegger Institute that you will see yeah so we
have to raise money all the time at big money to do to pay for tetanus and the
support that 50 our 20 the environmental organization or any organization any
idea is great but if you don't lift the money you can implement anything and so
this is why it is important that it is an environmental organization orbit is
my after school programs to the nationwide where we raise millions and
millions of dollars every year or if it is just you know living in it right the
great mansion or driving a nice Bentley in the Bugatti
you know this kind of things it takes money to do all this kind of stuff so
therefore I believe in making $1 in the tool and having a good time
way to pay my taxes as our as a we have bad news here you video 15 million
thousand taxes I say mom if it is yes then this will be this is when you have
your boss are we lost that means you must have made a lot of
money yeah that much money in taxes missed it yeah that's way it is it's the
way I look at it the reality is reading a book or going to a conference or
having a great conversation where you get this golden information that's all
fantastic but what makes mastery is execution on the ideas not the ideas and
so no idea works unless you're willing to roll up your sleeves do the practice
invest the time put in the effort do the work I think we've all observed a lot of
people who they love reading the books they love showing up at the courses they
do all the online training and nothing ever changes and they say well you know
I don't know why it doesn't change why my life doesn't change why my thinking
doesn't change why my performance doesn't change why my relationships
don't change well it's because ideas don't work if you don't execute on them
so if you look at the great business builders you look at any great performer
one thing that makes them great is their grit one thing that makes them great is
their hunger to practice one thing that makes them great is they are willing to
sacrifice I mean yes they're passionate but did you know the root of the word
passion is suffering you've got to be willing to suffer for your vision you've
got to be willing to suffer to reach BIW best in the world
you've got to be willing to suffer the ridicule and laughter if your critics
and your cynics to get to a place called world class I mean I want to be in show
business and I just happened to luck out and things happen I think you know you
know you if you know what you're supposed to do
deep down inside I think everybody does a lot of people just don't go after it
you know like most people start out they say I want to be as this but I'm going
to give that to make sure I have something to fall back on and what
you're doing is you set yourself up a fake cause you're going there's a
possibility that I'm will fall back and when you put that out there then you
fall back they just say hey this is what I want to do and you go do it you
usually get your stuff to where you want it that's the way of the entrepreneur is
is actually about going looking at the world and binding problems it's actually
some people think that's a negative mindset but actually I find it it's like
it's like it's a curious mindset is you're out there looking for problems
looking for things that aren't the way they should be or could be okay you got
a good idea look everybody's got a good idea yeah you know
now the okay everybody has an idea not everyone has a good idea but I think
people have good ideas look goober is a good idea you push a button and get a
ride I don't know if we were the first person ever think of that idea but we
are the first person to do it and and so you got to just go do it then you've got
to just get out there and go do it so it's easy to have the idea or
straightforward but then you've got to have enough guts to go out there and try
and that's that's the way of the entrepreneur so it's it's easy to have
ideas it's very hard to turn an idea into a successful product there are a
lot of steps in between it takes persistence relentlessness so I always
tell people who are you know who think they want to be entrepreneurs it's you
need a combination of stubborn relentlessness and flexibility and you
have to know when to bewitch and basically you need to be stubborn on
your vision because otherwise it'll be too easy to give up but you need to be
very flexible on the details because as you go along pursuing your vision you'll
find that some of your preconceptions were wrong and you're going to need to
be able to change the things so I think taking an idea
successfully all the way to the market and turning it into a real product that
people care about and it really improves people's lives it's a lot of hard work
one of things I've always done like what I even learned NLP when the first real
dynamic set of tools I learned psychologically I would go these classes
with these psychologists and psychiatrists and we'd have an all-day
session which their idea of all day was four hours yeah it'd be like it'd be
like we start at 10:00 and at noon we're taking lunch I'm like what the hell are
we going you know over go to lunch for an hour and a half and then we come back
at 1:30 and sure enough by 3:30 or 4 or the end of the program I was like Jesus
you know the only you name to a quarter of a day so I took the rest of time and
I extracted everything I could from what I learned there are people with ten
times more skill than I had our ability but my level of application compared to
theirs I'd warped it and it's because while I
was still there I didn't leave the environment I've always had this belief
if you want to be successful with anything in life never leave the sight
of setting a goal without doing something that commits you to
fulfillment if you get you're in state right when you do something while you're
in state that's the time to commit yourself to something that makes you
follow through I don't know I'm talking about here say I so I call somebody up
I'd schedule something I'm locked in the next meeting I sign up for the class I
didn't roll the guy was going to mentor me I'd set the meeting with a mastermind
of people I met I did something so that whenever I committed to there was
something when I went home that would told me there it's structured in fact
I'll give you five fees to rpm just as a quick warm-up for you how's that you
don't remember it'll be okay but it'll be in your unconscious for when you go
work with a coach these are the five sees anything that comes in your mind
anything you can think of because we're going to pick basically do a little mini
rpm version of things right now anything comes in my mind I'm here and while
you're here doing something you're driving your car and you think of an
idea for your business or one of your businesses what do you put it iPhone
where do you put it diary where do you put it iPod iPhone
iPhone and how do you find it afterwards how are you triggered to look at it
again so he goes back and reviews his absalom how do you do it
but crisis crisis makes me go get it how do you do it I sent an email to myself
all good more emails with more to Do's right so I don't care what your system
is but when you have our p.m. you'll have one place you put it for right now
you need one place to put it now the problem is most of us have lives if you
put everything in one place it just becomes even more overwhelming
who knows what I'm talking about here so the first step I'll just say that is
C is capture you've got to capture the motion ideas like this imagine doing
this like physically capturing it pulling out of my head and putting in
one place I don't care what your one place has got to be one place now
ideally in that one place you have some categories so you don't throw everything
on one giant list does that make sense so you might have a category for me hide
the company so I'm Robins research at animali resort I have a tableau life of
all these different companies so I'll drop it in that area as an example or
roles for me as a father I have time to demonstrate this for you but just know
the first thing you wanna do is keep it out of your head have it in one place
why do you want to do that key plus extra mental Ram available when you have
to keep thinking about stuff it creates inner stress if you know it's there and
you know you're gonna look at it consistently like you do it once a week
once a day and you're going to review it and do something with it something with
it might be forget it I'll do it later tomorrow but you can do something with
it you'll be able to let go how many think that's pretty much something you
try to do already most people try to do this don't you but the reason most
people don't do it is because making lists after a while they stopped doing
tell me why they stopped doing it who's made lists and they're not kept a list
up your quote to-do list why don't you keep those who do lists up
so every time you go there there's sodium what there's how many all you got
more to do if you do make the list then you have time so it inherently says why
am I doing this rpm is a different mindset our mindset
is we're just first capturing it we know we're not going to do most of this but
we need to be able to later when it's time decide which things are worth doing
and more importantly what are we really after we're going to use these to
trigger us to say all this relates to maybe something more important how many
follow this philosophical difference here say I my goal is not get things
done this is not GTD this is use the things you need to get do - steaming the
higher level of thinking of what you really want why you want it and become
very strategic about how to get that and many of these things may go away or they
just won't matter but you do have to capture it because otherwise it's in
your head so I have a lot of systems are doing it but if you never saw me getting
the girls basically you need is one place to capture that make sense what's
step one of our p.m. to see you got to let capture which means get it out of
your head put it one place second thing you got to make sense of all its crap
and the way you do that step two is you create a plan and a plan for me has
three parts and the three parts are three questions that I asked and three
actions I take and again you'll learn this I'm not trying to teach this all
right now just want to plant some seeds in your mind is this okay
is this useful so when you're going home you almost captured stuff you just did
here right now that your starts great plan you look at all the stuff and say
okay there's more here than I can do so what I really need is read all the stuff
and start to see what all these things relate to one thing all these relate to
another if I'm a mom and I made my list and on the list I have things like I got
to pick up laundry or I got to ride the kids to school
I gotta do this thing for the PTA I gotta clean the house oh I gotta run my
business I run out of the house I gotta do the accounting I wanna I want to
spend some time with my husband at the end of the day soccer mom totally
stressed out but if I write all those things down get them out of my head I
want to write them all down I didn't start to put them together
though you know this business all relates to my kids this this all relates
to the house being great this business all relates to my business and this is
this is about my personal life being rich and happy I'm able to do something
really nice I'm able to go from this which is what your capture list looks
like you'll start write it down you do I got
to do this enough and this and this and you start to feel good it's out of my
head but they go look at this I go to this or this look at this I got this I
got this I got this I got this or this or this or this I did that too that too
so step two is I look at my capture list and I create a plan and the way I create
a plan is I start to figure out what do I really want that's what that's what
the world is saying to me that's what's in my head what do I want
I might start to group some things together I might sure to say you know
let's take a look at this you know something watch this watch this
for a second this item here clean the house and this thing in this thing in
this thing these all relate to the house and my outcome there is I want to
magically clean house because why it makes me feel fully alive and then oh by
the way this this this this and this all relates to my children oh and this this
and this relates to my business hello yeah this is me personally anybody see
what happens suddenly 80 action items or 12 or 30 will turn into four outcomes
there's something here that I want with my home there's something I want to hear
from my kids there's something I want to hear from my business or something I
want for me and what that does is now I can start to go okay instead of reading
all these like what do I really want for my kids
what's my outcome this week or today and you get really really clear about what
you're after you use this to take you to another level higher use this to trigger
our vision and settling this limit you and what you know what you want that's
the first question so create a plan has three questions to it in three actions
first question is what do I really want well how many of you would feel
different in your life just by this language change what do I have to do
versus what do I really want to accomplish would that change the way you
feel about your life yes or no how does it feel would have to do see
rpm when you finally learn it has many pieces to it above all else it's a
thinking process and better thinking creates better results that simple so
you don't have to ever use a piece of paper to think this way from now on all
this happen you go what's my outcome what am I really after
what do I want what's the specific results like what's
the target let's chunk up I don't ever go in a
meeting with anyone leaving a first words into my mouth are when I sit down
to me answer the hellos and them proper connections what do you say I would say
what are the outcomes for this meeting because how long the meeting is is based
on getting the results that were there for it makes it much more fulfilling
life or if you can't get in that time you know that outcomes still not done
we're going to come back and get that outcome done how many thought what I'm
talking about here say I now when you get clear what your outcomes are that's
the first question of creating plans second question is why do I want it why
why is this important me why is this something that really is a must for me I
don't have to do I want to do this why would why is this transformative what's
exciting about this to me and almost all of you have certain key
words inter triggers for you and language shapes your emotion you want to
have a nutritious meal or a delicious meal you might say I need a nutritious
meal but if I said this is a delicious nutritious meal you're more in if I said
to you I want to reduce you this person they're really nice verses they're
delicious I don't know what I'm talking about here
so when you learn when you learn rpm you learn that rpm is a system of thinking
then rpm is a power of language because you can change a few words in your
outcome it'll totally change where you end up what you're going after in your
life rpm is a visual chunking system a way to take all that stuff you saw and
group 82 things down to four and guess what will happen to your stress level
through the floor guess what happens your concentration Adelie through the
roof what are you going to focus on that's another one rpm is the focusing
tool it makes you focus on most important because most people major
in minor things and then make it Vince so I you got to know why are we doing
this and I always look at two levels why why for me why for the team what's the
big why if I'm involving other people it just mean it's me but I usually have the
big white so I said three step one is capture step two is create the plan
there were three questions what are they number one is what do I really or in
other words that is what is my or another word for that is what is the the
result and I eventually try to get it to a result because I want to make it
measurable it's at all possible can I can't get measurable short time I want
major progress on is my outcome right or complete something or whatever it is my
purpose or some keywords write this down purpose I should say activity without
purpose is the drain to your life activity without purpose is the drain to
your life so drain to your wealth its drain to your lifestyle three questions
what's my outcome what's my purpose what's my line third one what's my
massive action plan or another say what do I need to what now you ask that
question to make some sense because what to do depends on what your outcome is
otherwise what you're going to do is going to be based on stress concern fear
people interrupting you reacting demands until your life is nothing but a
reaction tool of all the tools I have this may be the most valuable one or on
eclis because this is the one how it all gets executed I don't teach it very
often so third question is what's my master tax plan what I need to do to
achieve this and when you do that you'll take things off your capture list and
you'll cross them off as they fit in or you'll say I don't you need to do that
so to create a plan there's three questions and then there's three actions
this gets a little more technical but I think you can pick it up real easy you
take those action items and you put them in order of importance does that make
sense but the way I do that more quickly is I go put a little star next to the
ones that are the 20% that's going to get me 80% of the result because I know
I'm not going to do all these action items I know even if I intend to I'm
going to interrupted 20 million times so I want to know what's the
20% of this list I bet an outcome I got a purpose and I was a little block
the center of the target is the outcome I see the purpose with all the juicy
words why I'm doing this and I got this list of seven eight nine ten twelve
things action items are all related to kids that can outcome I'm not going to
do all those today which of the 20% that make the biggest difference I star those
and guess what else I do I figure out what's the 20% what's the what I call it
one of the must items my mus are the 20% they're going to make eight percent the
difference that way every day I can still succeed that's why I still do my
list and most people don't because I don't do lifts I come up with outcomes
and purposes if I got lists within them and are highly prioritized with what
matters and later on if I want to come back any more great so three questions
two reactions that actions are start of the things that are must to establish
the real time the real time as I go minimum to maximum on each of those
items about how long's is really going to take why is that important because
most of you overwhelm yourself and say this will be I just want to beat you in
my team knee of the day and I said how long is this going to take and somebody
says that'll probably take us 10 weeks I said okay let's sit down to do it let's
sit down to lay out where those ten weeks is going to come from and we're
all done it was about seven hours with the work because we all overestimate
when it's in our wet in our head you sit down look at each item and you look at
the 20% and you mark okay a 20 to 25 minutes 30 to 40 minutes come by the way
at the end of the day what I look at what are my start items
what's the minimum time necessary to get that result that's what I go do same
thing with my week so three questions I create a visual block where this
separates from everything else below and I'll spend space and we'll create
another block when you learn rpm you'll see that visually I don't think I want
to throw up for you right now but basically in the center of my page I see
the target amount of master I write my result to the right I write my juice
purpose to left I put my action lists put an order of importance boom asterik
boom minimum must time I'm reading a control is the third one leverage
leverage is critical you know I get so much done because I don't just get it
done I know the outcome I know the purpose
and I look for leverage leverage is different than delegation what's problem
a delegation delegation is you eivol what needs to be done so you give it to
someone else and you tell them it needs to be done and they don't do it you're
pissed off leverage says I can lose the biggest Boulder in the world with a
little bit of effort and I get something I can do it with I'm still part of it so
leveraging is I'm going to leverage something you're Tom I'm going to make
sure Tom understands the what the outcome I want to sure time understand
the the purpose the why and the action but I might say to tell them if you get
this done without this action or better actually go for a baby and I want to
talk to you on this day and we got to promise and we're going to check in
before it's needed so there's no surprises if you have problems time come
back to me because we're partners on this that I call leverage different the
delegation who sees the difference here say I so three questions what creates
the plan three questions with a block three actions where's my mas what's my
minimum us times where's my leverage and you know what I do when I have no time
there is time I just got to leverage it now saying dad know with the leverage
you to you know Shane over here right I know stuff he wants to do can't leverage
it but Shane's answer was hire somebody then he thinks about what's going to
take and goes 125,000 dollars can't do that now he's getting caught up in one
way to get the outcome leverage he goes through his list he goes what if I got
somebody to 20 percent of this stuff I got I could spend 20 grand to get that
much freedom I could pay four times ten hmm and if I'm really productive my
productivity should enhance the world not only my clients and customers but it
should provide jobs ro to people and if there's anything you hate to do is
because you're either ineffective at it or you don't think it's very important
but it is urgent so you hire somebody for those things and ideally somebody
loves that job you're never going to grow when your time has eaten up for
activities that aren't that important activity without high levels of purpose
is the drain of your fortune do it now if you can't get it all now to a part of
it now leverage is power
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Scott Disick and Bella Thorne Reunite For A Night Of Partying | TMZ TV - Duration: 2:11.
ANNOUNCER: BOOZE, THE FRENCH
RIVIERA, 1-800 FLOWERS
ARRANGEMENTS, CARL'S JR., SHIN
GUARDS.
IT'S THE STORY THAT HAS IT ALL.
I THOUGHT YOU WEREN'T
DRINKING ANYMORE, SCOTT?
I SEE YOU'RE DRINKING A FEW
CORONAS THERE.
ANNOUNCER: THAT'S ON AGAIN, OFF
AGAIN, SCOTT DISICK AND BELLA
THORNE, DEFINITELY ON AGAIN,
AFTER A NIGHT OF PARTYING IN LOS
ANGELES.
WHICH IS AN INTERESTING TURN OF
EVENTS CONSIDERING BELLA WAS
RECENTLY SPOTTED BACK WITH SHIN
GUARD GREGG SULKIN AND PUBLICLY
EXPRESSED HOW HUMILIATED SHE
FELT AFTER BEING PUBLICLY USED
BY SCOTT AT CANNES.
SHE SAID, WHAT DO YOU WANT ME
TO DO?
I'LL COME OVER.
IT'S WHAT 19-YEAR-OLDS DO.
ANNOUNCER: AND WHAT KIND OF
STORY LINE WOULD IT BE IF HE
LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER?
HE HAD TO SEND FLOWERS.
SHE HAD TO GO BACK TO HER EX.
SHE HAD TO EAT CARL JR.'S IN HIS
YARD, FOR SOME REASON.
SHE'S EMBARRASSING HERSELF.
HARVEY: WHY IS IT EMBARRASSING?
I WILL BE BELLA THORNE'S AGENT
FOR A MINUTE.
ANNOUNCER: YES, IT'S HARVEY
LEVIN, AGENT TO THE STARS.
BELLA, HERE'S THE DEAL.
YOU'RE ONE OF A THOUSAND
ACTRESSES RIGHT NOW --
WHO HAS A SHOW!
HARVEY: WHAT IS THE SHOW ON?
I FORGET!
ANNOUNCER: DARLING, YOU'LL NEVER
MAKE IT IN THIS TOWN.
SLEEP WITH BRETT RATNER AND THEN
GIVE US A CALL.
HARVEY: IT'S LIKE BELLA, HERE'S
THE END GAME.
YOU DATE SCOTT DISICK AND
EVERYBODY COVERS YOU AND YOU
WILL BE EXPONENTIALLY MORE
FAMOUS IN SIX MONTHS.
BUT THE INGENUE.
HARVEY: I DON'T WANT HER AS A
INGENUE OR A
DISNEY STAR.
I WANT HER TO BUST OUT LIKE
VANESSA HUDGENS DID.
ANNOUNCER: YEAH, LOOK HOW WELL
SHE DID WITH THAT FROZEN GROUND
AND POOR SHOW THAT WAS CANCELED
AFTER ONE SEASON.
BUT SHE'S A VERY ACCOMPLISHED
ACTRESS.
HARVEY: WHAT NETWORK IS SHE ON?
SOMEBODY HELP ME.
ANNOUNCER: SWEETHEART, GET A
BOOB JOB AND COME BACK IN A FEW
MONTHS.
GOOD LUCK, SCOTT AND BELLA.
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Let's Do Some Extraordinary (ft. Jim Rohn & Les Brown) Motivational Video - Duration: 6:24.
JIM ROHN► let's go do it not only thing you go do it you go do it
you change you change you go do it here's the best challenge let's go do it
let's get healthy let's change the world let's build an enterprise let's work on
this together see I always respond to this
let's sometimes it's hard to lift yourself out it's hard to be self
inspired at first if somebody says come on let's start a
new program come on let's do exercises come on let's get healthy come on let's
start something I'll be there you be there you bring a guess and I'll bring a
guest let's start something that is so inspiring to have somebody say let's
let's get not always you do thank you let's build a team let's win the
championship let's walk off with the trophy let's wow there's something about
that that can keep you wait right there's something about that that turns
on the juices there's something about that that reaches deep in the soul for a
person that can do extraordinary things when somebody says let's let's I've got
two with me already if you'll be the next one we can conquer the world you
say were together nobody's a match for us by yourself you're vulnerable with us
nobody's a match Wow I want to belong to that team so figure out ways to say lens
LES BROWN► if Jack indicated I was born in Miami port in the area called Liberty City in
an abandoned building on a Hardman Olien floor with my twin brother we were six
weeks of age we were adopted when I was in 5th graders identified as EMR labeled
educable mentally retarded put back from the fifth grade into the fourth grade
and stayed in that category until I got out of high school I don't have any
college training but I'm at a high school teacher who one day changed my
life I was waiting on another student and when he came in he said to me young
man go to the board and write what I'm about to tell you and I said I can't do
that sir he said why not I said I'm not one of your students he said it doesn't
matter follow my direction style I said I can't do that sir he said why not I
said because I'm magical mentally retarded and he came from behind his
desk and he looked at me if they don't ever say that again
someone's opinion of you does not have to become your reality
and that man mr. Leroy Washington did something for me he started planting
seeds with my mind that enabled me to begin to dream as Dexter has been doing
for you and ladies and gentlemen I started working on my dream and most
people don't work on their dreams why for many years I did one is because of
fear the fear of failure what if things don't work out and the fear of success
what if they do and I can't handle it the other thing is that most people
ladies and gentlemen they get comfortable they stop growing they stop
working on themselves they stop stretching they stop pushing themselves
and they end up becoming very cynical about life and they throw in the towel
on themselves and on their families and on their dreams and the other thing is
that most people don't feel worthy what I'm doing now I could have been doing
years ago but because I did not have a college education because I didn't
believe in myself because I allowed other people's opinion of me to control
my destiny I didn't act on my ideas so I applaud you for your dreaming for your
running towards your dream I applaud you for believing in yourself because that's
what life is about stretching and challenging looking for ways that you
can begin to improve yourself and ladies and gentlemen as a result of stretching
out of acting on my dream and I don't know what that dream is for you I can
tell you that it's possible no one could have convinced me that after just over 6
years I will have my own book entitled live your dreams just over six years I
would have five specials on public television just over six years I've done
motivational speaking for 80 Procter & Gamble McDonald's Corporation Xerox IBM
just over six years I will now have my own talk show that will premiere on
Monday Labor Day I'm saying to you your dream is possible
your dream is possible but not only is it important that you believe and begin
to know that it's possible for you to live your dream as you run toward it but
I've done something that I want to share with you called choosing your future in
fact I've develop a set of tapes talking about how to begin to create your own
reality by choosing your future and not only is it important for you to know
it's possible for you to choose your future but it's necessary that you work
on yourself that you develop yourself it's necessary that you get the energy
drainers out of your life people who don't want anything people who are not
striving people who are not challenging themselves people who aren't growing
people who have stopped dreaming it's necessary that you align yourself with
people and attract people into your business who are hungry people who are
unstoppable and unreasonable people who are refusing to leave life just as it is
and who want more my mother used to say birds of a feather flock together if you
run around with losers you will end up a loser it's necessary that you get the
losers out of your life if you want to live your dream
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Save the Miracle Machine - Duration: 2:27.
The Miracle Machine.
It's powered by more than half a century of federal investment in science and technology.
It's helped produce a torrent of discoveries, transforming how we live and work, strengthening
our national defense, revolutionizing medicine, spawning entire industries, and creating millions
of jobs.
It's why the United States is today the global hub for the technologies of the future.
The Miracle Machine brings together the power of two interlocking engines – the public
sector and the private sector – to drive progress and innovation.
America already has the best private sector in the world.
The entrepreneurs, and investors, big companies, and capital markets, all eager to launch start-ups
based on new discoveries in science and technology.
But companies can rarely do the basic research – it's just too unpredictable, too far
from commercialization, too early to be patented.
That's where the public comes in.
The US government has invested about a penny on every federal dollar in basic research
at universities and research centers.
As a nation we have invested in curiosity about nature; in building new tools before
we fully know their uses; in collecting large data sets; and in solving big engineering challenges.
The payoff has been remarkable.
It turns out that basic research is not just amazingly cool.
It's fuel.
It powers our economy, health, and national security.
The problem is, America's Miracle Machine is falling into disrepair.
It's been hurt by more than a decade-long erosion of federal support.
For example, the budget for the National Institutes of Health has fallen by nearly 25 percent
in the last 13 years.
If we don't change course and invest in scientific research, we risk losing one of
America's greatest assets.
We may wake up to find the next generation of technologies, and industries, medicines
and armaments are being produced elsewhere.
If we want the United States to remain the most powerful nation in the world, the Administration,
Congress, and all of us should embrace and support our Miracle Machine.
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EU Fines Google a Record 2.4 Billion Euros ($2.73B ) in Antitrust Case | QPT - Duration: 2:45.
The European Commission has fined Google €2.42 billion ($2.73B) for breaching EU antitrust
rules.
According to the EU Commission, Google has abused its market dominance as a search engine
by giving an illegal advantage to another Google product, its comparison shopping service.
The company must now end the conduct within 90 days or face penalty payments of up to
5% of the average daily worldwide turnover of Alphabet, Google's parent company.
Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, in charge of competition policy, said: "Google has come
up with many innovative products and services that have made a difference to our lives.
That's a good thing.
But Google's strategy for its comparison shopping service wasn't just about attracting customers
by making its product better than those of its rivals.
Instead, Google abused its market dominance as a search engine by promoting its own comparison
shopping service in its search results, and demoting those of competitors.
What Google has done is illegal under EU antitrust rules.
It denied other companies the chance to compete on the merits and to innovate.
And most importantly, it denied European consumers a genuine choice of services and the full
benefits of innovation."
Google's flagship product is the Google search engine.
In 2004 Google entered the separate market of comparison shopping in Europe, with a product
that was initially called "Froogle", re-named "Google Product Search" in 2008 and since
2013 has been called "Google Shopping".
It allows consumers to compare products and prices online and find deals from online retailers
of all types, including online shops of manufacturers, platforms (such as Amazon and eBay), and other
re-sellers
The European Commission has been investigating Google Shopping since late 2010.
And, Google has announced that it may appeal the European Commmission's decision to fine
Google.
In a blog post titled "The European Commission decision on online shopping: the other side
of the story " Google SVP Kent Walker had explained the reasons to disagree with the
conclusions announced today.
And, he says Google will review the Commission's decision in detail as they consider an appeal.
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Serena Williams opens up about pregnancy: 'It just doesn't seem real' | Serena Williams vanity fair - Duration: 2:31.
Serena Williams sent fans into a frenzy when she announced her pregnancy in April — but
no one was more surprised at the news than the tennis superstar herself.
"(I) did a double take and my heart dropped.
Like literally it dropped," Williams revealed to Vanity Fair for the magazine's August cover
story.
She added that her immediate reaction was, "Oh my God, this can't be — I've got
to play a tournament.
How am I going to play the Australian Open?"
In fact, Williams had only taken a pregnancy test at the suggestion of a friend, after
she'd complained of feeling "physically different" a week before the tournament started in January.
She recalled thinking, "I'll take it just because (a) to prove you wrong and (b) because
it's fun, whatever.
It's like a joke.
Why not?"
The accompanying photos, shot by Annie Leibovitz, see the 35-year-old mom-to-be paying tribute
to the photographer's famous 1991 image of a 7-month-pregnant Demi Moore cradling her
bare baby bump.
(Natalie Portman also re-created the stunning pose in January.)
Williams, who's due this fall, is now about six months into her pregnancy and still getting
used to the idea of motherhood.
"It just doesn't seem real.
I don't know why.
Am I having a baby?" she said.
"I don't know what to do with a baby.
I have nothing … I've done absolutely nothing for the baby room."
However, her fiance, 34-year-old Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, is "earnestly preparing
and already has a tip jar he puts money into whenever he uses profanity so he won't utter
it around the baby," according to Vanity Fair's Buzz Bissinger.
Ohanian also opened up to the magazine about what made him pop the question to the tennis
great in December 2016.
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绘画过程 Paint with me! (ENG SUB) - Ni Hao Cassandra - Duration: 5:36.
Drawing process
Hello everyone! I am Cassandra
"Kang" of Healthy (in chinese), "Shan" of Coral
I am from Chile
Today I want to share with you a simple yet
cute drawing process
So, lets paint together!
For this time I used japanese COPIC markers
japanese ruling pen SAKURA KOI
chinese markers STA COLOR MARKERS
This is for today
I hope you like my video
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Hidden Meaning in LOGAN – Earthling Cinema - Duration: 6:41.
Greetings, and welcome to Earthling Cinema.
I am your host, Garyx Wormuloid.
This week's artifact is Logan, starring jacked human Hugh Jackman, a huge actor playing his
most famous role for the final time until Les Miserables 2: More Miserables ate s***
at the box office and he went back to Marvel for two cameos a year for the rest of his
life.
The film takes place 12 years into Donald Trump's presidency, when mutated humans were
dying out and everything was made of sand.
Wolverine is old and can't heal too good, so he's not allowed to use his cool nickname
anymore.
He's such a dork that he's still close with one of his high school teachers, who has inexplicably
outlived everyone even though he was crazy old to begin with.
Logan meets a nurse who wants him to take a young girl named Laura to the Garden of
Eden, which Bible enthusiasts know was located in North Dakota.
The nurse is killed by a robot arm guy, but Logan, Xavier, and Laura decide not to get
killed by him.
Later, they find a video on the nurse's Samsung Galaxy Note -- a video she apparently found
time to get professionally edited while she was on the run -- that reveals Laura is a
mutant created from Logan's deoxyribonucleic acid, also known as jizz.
They go eat dinner at a random farmer's house, but then a Wolverine clone shows up and starts
slashing up the place like it's a Guns N Roses concert.
Logan manages to hold him off and escape with Laura's alive body and Xavier's dead body.
Speaking of which, Xavier dies, spoiler alert.
Logan and Laura finally arrive at the Garden of Eden, which isn't a garden so much as a
hut on a cliff.
Also, it's Adam and Eve, not Adam and a bunch of child mutants!
Nevertheless, they're just about to head off to Canada for poutine and crumpets when some
scientists show up to do the whole "explain your evil plan" routine.
Logan tires of this trope, so he blows his load before the other guy can finish.
The Wolverine clone impales Logan with a big stick sticking out of another stick, and then
Laura counters with some clone repellent.
Logan tries to pull a Rogue One and have every character die, but Laura takes the opposite
approach, heading north in search of universal healthcare.
Logan pits the titular hero against his most powerful enemy yet: real life.
Logan struggles with all the issues an ordinary middle-aged Earthling
male might face.
He must care for a mentally debilitated father figure who's disappointed in him for X-Men
Origins.
He's developed arthritis and doesn't bounce back the way he did in his 120s.
And perhaps most typical of his mid-life crisis, he wants to buy a watercar.
Where some previous X-Men films explore the social ostracization the mutants experienced
as an allegory for gayness, the alienation Logan and Xavier suffer here is due to the
inevitable march of time, something felt by beings of all 557 sexual orientations.
They have lost their friends and loved ones, and the world has moved on without them, much
like I moved on without my first family.
By showing our familiar superheroes suffering the indignities of growing old, the film's
inescapable message is that all things must come to an end, even when they're dripping
with 90s nostalgia.
The film borrows themes of redemption and rumination from Westerns, and it won't give
those themes back without a fight.
The most prevalent reference is the movie Shane, which tells the story of a dude who
protects a bunch of other dudes from a bad guy dude, then leaves because it's more poetic
that way.
Logan's journey of self-reflection is played out through Laura and the clone.
The clone shares only Logan's violent qualities, and none of his human traits like sarcasm
and being a dick.
Thus, when Logan fights him, he is in essence battling the parts of himself he wants to
leave behind like I left behind my second family.
Laura also shares Logan's genetic material -- she is, in a sense, his daughter from another
otter.
As Laura was trained to be a killer, she initially reacts to any conflict with force.
But since she's just a wee bitty baby, she hasn't gone far down the road Logan has travelled
since the Grover Cleveland administration, volume one.
Thus, if Logan can divert her from the path of violence, he can find redemption through
her.
In the end, the path to Logan's salvation -- not to mention the studio's bottom line
-- requires him to spill as much CGI blood as possible.
Just as Shane dons the mantle of violence to protect the people he's grown to appreciate,
Logan takes the serum that turns him into a violent creature to protect the children
he finds only moderately annoying.
When he dies, Laura eulogizes him using Shane's quote from the end of the film.
Logan knows he can't overcome his violent ways.
He has to die so that the kids don't turn out like him, one of the most beloved characters
in comic book history.
The cross, which became a symbol of sacrifice after Jesus started wearing one as a necklace,
is turned to an X.
This serves to put a period on the run-on sentence that is the X-Men franchise as its
last hero is laid to rest.
And since X marks the spot, it also suggests that Logan has actually been a treasure chest
all along.
For Earthling Cinema, I'm Garyx Wormuloid.
Please "X-it" through the gift shop.
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Why I Focus on Language and Behavior Rather Than Social Skills for Young Children with Autism - Duration: 8:13.
Hi, I'm Dr. Mary Barbera, autism mom and
board certified behavior analyst. In
today's video blog, I'm going to discuss
why I focus so little on teaching social
skills to very young children with
moderate to severe autism. As some of you
know, the diagnosis of autism is given if
the child has two main issues. The first
is a deficit in social communication and
social interaction. Basically, these
deficits for a young child include:
failure to share, or show, or point to
things of interest. And for older
children, it involves failure to take
turns and understand the social context
of things. In addition to the social
communication deficits, the second
component of getting an autism diagnosis
is restrictive and repetitive patterns
of behavior, interests, or activities. Kids
with autism are usually rigid. They
sometimes like to line things up. Many
engage in self stim behaviors such as
rocking, or hand slapping, and many older
kids with autism have specific interests
that are odd or unusual. Since social
communication and social interaction is
thought to be the central deficit in
children with autism, many people wonder
why I focus so much on increasing
language and reducing problem behaviors
and focus so little on social skill
intervention in young children,
especially those with moderate to severe
autism and major language delays. I do
want to give a disclaimer here that the
spectrum of autism is very wide and my
books, my online consulting work, and my
online courses, mostly address the needs
of children, teens, and adults who are
significantly impaired. I also want to be
clear that each child needs a thorough
assessment of his skills and deficits
and an individualized plan of
care and these video blogs are meant to
give just general information and my
ideas for how to improve things in
general for children with autism. So with
that in mind, why I focus so little on
teaching social skills to young children
with moderate severe autism. Let me tell
you about one of my former clients, I'll
call him Joe. When I first started with
Joe, he was just turning 2 years of age
and just diagnosed with autism. He used
to carry around straws all the time, that
was his big thing. He would carry around
straws, wave them in front of his face,
and he also liked to put them into clear
bottles if he had bottles too. The first
time I came to Joe's house he came to
the door with the straw in his hand.
Some kids carry around a blanket in a
similar way. Some kids like other things,
but Joe loved straws. Parents and
professionals often recommend and/or
choose classroom placements and group
instruction even for little kids like
Joe because they believe that every
child needs socialization
and exposure to typically developing
peers but putting Joe, and young children
like Joe, with little to no language into
a classroom full of typically developing
peers, or even with preschoolers with
special education needs, without 20 to 25
hours a week of one-to-one ABA
instruction is probably not the best
idea. For example, if Joe's mom would have
chosen to put him, who he was two
years old at the time, with a new
diagnosis of autism, if she would have
chose to put him into a daycare or
preschool situation without any
therapist to shadow him for
socialization instead of opting in for a
20 hour week one-to-one intensive ABA
program what Joe would have probably
done is played with straws or played
repetitively with any toys that were
available and he would have played over
and over again with the same toys. He may
not have caused a fuss as long as no
one tried to intervene and take the
straws and toys or other items away. But
if they would have tried to have Joe
participate in circle, or craft time, or
tried to take away the straws, or other
items, this would have most likely caused
Joe to have significant tantrums. Another
thing I see with some kids who were placed
in a preschool situation before they
have the needed prerequisite skills in
language and social abilities, especially
if the child goes alone without a
well-trained ABA therapists to shadow
him, is that these kids usually sit away
from the other students and they do not
engage in any meaningful
play or social activities anyway. They
tend to pick up toys that they can play
repetitively with, and in essence, they
engage in self stim behaviors while they
sit to the side of the room. Without some
language and imitation skills, exposure
to other children is usually just that,
exposure, with little to no impact. Kids
who have little to no language who are
placed in group settings for large
amounts of time, especially those without
support professionals who understand the
principles of applied behavior analysis,
tend not to do well. Some children with
major language deficits who exhibit
problem behaviors even get thrown out of
preschool because they hit or fight
other kids. The preschool teacher, no
matter how well-qualified and
well-meaning, usually doesn't have the
ABA training and support of a behavior
analyst needed, to know how to intervene
to reduce problem behaviors in children
with autism and probably can't
effectively teach our children important
language and learning skills, especially
in classrooms with ten or more children.
I do believe that a
few hours per week included in a
preschool or daycare setting with an ABA
therapist to shadow the child may be an
appropriate part of a complete ABA
program, even for young, early learners
who may not have all the prerequisite
skills in place. But sending a child,
without necessary skills, without a
well-trained one-to-one, even for a few
hours per week may not be the best use
of the child's time. I was speaking at a
conference many years ago, and they were
selling t-shirts that they had
designed and on the front the t-shirt
said "I have autism" and on the back it
read "don't waste my time." That really
struck me back then, and it still stays
in my mind now, because I think a lot of
times people ask well aren't you pro
inclusion? Of course I'm pro inclusion.
But many young children with moderate to
severe autism need at least 20 hours per
week a one-to-one intensive ABA
programming so that they can fully
participate, and eventually participate
even within a classroom setting, with
large group instruction. Our children and
clients with autism don't have time to
waste,
just like the t-shirt said. For more
information about proven ABA strategies
to increase language while reducing
problem behaviors, download my free ebook
and watch my free four-part video
workshop by clicking the link right
below this video and I'll see you next
week.
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Messed up? II by Kimmy - Duration: 2:38.
Welcome back to my channel!
And I just know that I have not been posting up to my channel in a while.
I don't know I just didn't do it...
But yeah!
I am back and I have a new song and I would like to share it with you guys and I hope
that you like it!
And relate to it-gawddamits.
You don't hear what you're saying, you're not listening to me.
You don't see know the words cut deep.
You don't see my expression, how I'm bleeding from my eyes.
You don't see that you're killing me.
Sometimes I even wonder why I even try to forget, try to move along.
Sometimes I sit alone and cry...
All i want to do is do whatever I want to do.
Do do do do do do do.
Do do do do do do do.
But all I ever do is sit around because of you.
Youuuuuuu...
Youuuuuuu...
You're just playing with me.
I'm a doll in your hands.
All my life I've been trying to understand.
Why?
You're messed up in the head, but deep down you're just sad.
You're taking it out on me.
Feel free.
I don't even care anymore!
Sometimes I even wonder why I even try to forget, I try to move along.
Sometimes I sit alone and I cryyyyy...
All I want to do is do whatever I want to do.
Do do do do do do do...do do do do do do do...
But all I ever seem to do is sit around because of you
Youuuuuuu...Youuuuuuu.
Yay
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"A Rape Poem When There Is No Justice; Or, #WhyWomenDontReport" - Duration: 4:23.
"A Rape Poem When There Is No Justice; Or, #WhyWomenDontReport"
Can I just write a poem that says "fuck the police" for every single line for every single
stanza and leave it at that?
Because I'm imagining his next victim, because there will be a next one, and how she will
feel when she finds out that he had my former report on his private police record, accessible
only by certain police.
I want to scream, but the metal chain he put around my throat to choke me because
"ha ha you like that, right?"
after I had already said no
is still there, so nothing can come out of my mouth,
except I've still been screaming as loud as I can, for so long;
One year and I'm still not free.
His body weight is still crushing me, still heavy; the bruises on my body still felt every
day, my body a museum of decaying loss and my mind is a perfect video recording that
plays on repeat whenever I just.
want.
some.
sleep.
Nightmares I wake from and can't wake from.
I think one of the hardest days of my life was when I got my rape kit.
I mean- you know- other than the actual rape.
I developed a stutter that day.
I blame myself.
I blame myself.
I- I-I blame myself.
But I can't!
Even though all of the "no's" that I said to him still didn't matter, the police said;
everything non consensual still didn't count; even though it was only the one coerced "yes"
that counted,
Still scared for my life but, fuck the police, right?
And all the times that I said to the police "yes" that I was raped, those times collapse
and boom like a bomb on deaf ears of the detectives who tell me that,
"maybe you just regretted having sex with him"
or how about when the second cop that rolled his eyes at me when he learned that I met
my rapist on tinder?
I gave the cop a smile and answered that yes, that's true, because what else was I supposed
to do but tell the truth?
Or the first thing he said to me when writing the initial police report was "so then you had
a few drinks..."
Well no, sir, that's not what happened, at all.
Back up.
Please.
Listen.
Still.
I've been silenced enough.
I thought I was doing the right thing to heal.
Still.
In my partial hospitalization program that I went to for my diagnosis of PTSD, that I
got from my rapist,
I learned that the "right" thing to do was to seek help right away after a traumatic
incident so that it doesn't lead to lifelong suffering;
And I've always wanted to do the right thing:
Like getting him arrested for raping me.
But the police still haven't listened even when my body has been confiscated, graffiti
marked by my rapist, torn apart, bruised, and filled with ghosts,
and the police still tell me coldly to just seek counseling because, after all,
I "consented,"
and that my rapist isn't a rapist in the eyes of the law.
My rapist isn't a rapist but my rapist still IS a rapist and he's still going free.
I did the right thing but I'm still stuck night after night waking up crying; I wonder
who will be next and that person's weight is added on top of me; The gallery of bruises
he inflicts will just continue, and I wonder where on snapchat they will be next?
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Amonkhet Black White Zombies Deck Tech - Duration: 9:11.
Be very quiet, we are hunting zombies.
I have quite a few rare zombies.
But I need some… upgrades.
Maybe some more of the same Zombies.
They work really well together.
Ahhh, I found one.
I'll show you the upgrades, right now.
Welcome Young Mage I'm The Rhino.
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Before we get started, tell me one thing.
How many colors do you like playing in your decks?
Put that in the comments below.
This is a deck based on the cards I already had.
It does have a few uncommon cards that I could easily get.
If I had plenty of money, I would build the deck differently.
But this should show you that you can build a competitive deck just by opening packs and
doing some simple trades.
So now on to Black and White Zombies.
Cue that Zombie Music.
Now for the Deck Tech.
I
have 24 creatures… all zombies… it's a zombie deck.
Four copies of Dread Wanderer.
He is the only 1 drop in the deck.
He does enter the battle field tapped, but you can bring him back easily from the graveyard.
Four copies of Binding Mummy.
A 2/2 for 2 that lets you tap down one of their creatures.
You can also tap an annoying artifact.
Four copies of Metallic Mimic
Technically not a zombie, but he will always become a zombie in this deck.
He also boosts my other zombies when they come in.
Two copies of Relentless Dead.
If I had more, I would put more in.
I can either bring him back or another zombie when he dies.
Four copies of Wayward Servant.
He is a drain and gain.
With all the ways of getting zombies on the battlefield, I have drained my opponents a
lot.
Two copies of Diregraf Colossus.
This is another one I would love to have more copies, but I don't.
He makes more zombies and comes in with a lot of plus ones if I have zombies in the
graveyard.
And finally four copies of Lord of the Accursed.
He makes all of the zombies a lot stronger and can give them all menace.
That's it for the creatures.
If I had more Relentless Dead or Dire Graf Colossus, I would probably take out a couple
Dread Wander or Binding Mummy.
That would make my creatures much stronger.
Now for the 12 Spells.
Three copies of Fatal Push.
I expect my zombies to die so being able to take out a 4 mana cost creature for one is
huge value.
And don't forget tokens have no mana cost, so you can take them out no matter how big
they are.
Two copies of In Oketra's Name.
This is a great combat trick.
Giving all your zombies +2/+1 after blockers have been assigned is a huge surprise.
One copy of Anguished Unmaking because I only have one.
But you can use this to take out anything that's not a land.
This is great to remove Enchantments against you.
It's also great for Planeswalkers.
Two copies of Never to Return.
Great removal for a creature or Planeswalker.
Later you can use the Aftermath to exile one of their creatures to give you an extra zombie.
Two copies of Wander into Death.
I have used this for cycling, but also to bring back Relentless Dead and Diregraf Colossus.
And finally 2 copies of Liliana's Mastery.
Not only does this make your zombies bigger, but with Wayward Servant those two Zombie
tokens make them lose life and you gain life.
The land is pretty simple.
Plains, Swamps and Evolving wilds.
I only have one Concealed Courtyard, if I had more they would go in.
I do have 4 Forsaken Sanctuary.
If I had Shambling Vent I would have those in here.
Because I don't have those extra buddy lands, I do need to run a couple extra basic land.
And here's the Sideboard.
I'm still tweaking it.
I like the idea of Kalitas, but I haven't played him yet.
Extra removal is always nice.
Declaration in Stone is great if your opponent produces a bunch of tokens.
You can wipe them all out and they don't get any of the clues.
Transgress the Mind is nice against anything but Aggro or Weenie decks.
I did have Dusk to Dawn in the main deck before, but I moved it to the sideboard for when your
opponent has really large creatures.
You can wipe them out and often keep your zombies on the battlefield.
And Gideon is there, just because I have two and he's … Gideon.
Most of the time I will cast him and immediately minus 4 him to get the +1/+1 for all my creatures.
That's it.
Tell me what you think in the comments below.
Did I do good based on the cards I had on hand?
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