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Welcome to this V-Ray feature short demonstration.

In this video, we'll take a closer look at how we can use "VRayEnvironmentFog" to create

a volumetric effect known as "god rays".

There are different circumstances, that may lead to the formation of crepuscular rays,

also known as "God rays", in the atmosphere.

As an example, light passing through clouds in the sky could cause this effect.

Also, light passing through dusty or foggy atmosphere could cause the "God rays" effect

as well.

For the sake of this demonstration I have prepared an interior environment.

It's an old ship interior which would be lit mainly by the moonlight together with some

extra light sources to highlight certain parts of the ships interior.

Our goal is to simulate an atmosphere through which the light would travel and create the

desired "God rays" effect.

First, let's render the scene to see what we are dealing with.

Currently, all of the scene lights are enabled.

To make things easier to handle, let's temporarily disable all of the additional lights, and

leave the moonlight only since this is the light source that would be responsible for

the desired "God rays" effect.

Let's open up the render settings and under the "Global Switches" rollout uncheck the

"Hidden Lights" checkbox.

This way we can toggle the lights on and off by simply hide them and unhide them.

Let's select all of the lights except for the moonlight and simply hide them.

Let's render the scene once again before we create the "God rays" effect.

At this point we can adjust the position and some of the settings of the moon light source

if necessary.

The light source itself is a "VRaySun" with lowered intensity and a bluish tint which

makes it appear more like a moon light.

We are going to create the "God rays" effect by creating an atmosphere using "VRayEnvironmentFog".

Open up the "Environments and Effects" window, and under the "Atmosphere" section, click

on the "Add" button and select "VRayEnvironmentFog" from the list.

For an in-depth information about the "VRayEnvironmentFog" and all of its parameters

you can check out the "Volumetrics" tutorial.

Let's render the scene with the default environment fog settings so we can have some sort of a

starting point.

Clearly, the fog height is too low and the fog itself appears to be too dense.

Let's increase the "fog distance" parameter to make the fog more transparent.

Also, let's increase the "fog height" parameter to make sure it covers the entire ship's

interior.

After we've done those adjustments let's render the scene again to see what it looks like.

At this point we can make adjustments and re-render until we are happy with the result.

In this particular example, I find the color of the fog to be too bright.

Let's change the fog color to a darker gray.

Also, let's enable all the additional lights in the scene.

Since, we want only the moon light to be responsible for the "God rays" effect we should exclude

the contribution of all the additional light sources from the "VRayEnvironmentFog".

Under the "VRayEnvironmentFog" nodes section, there is "Use all lights" option that is turned

on by default.

We can turn it off and add only the light sources we'd like.

In this example, I would add only the moon light source.

Once we are happy with all of the settings we can render out the final image.

In this video, we went over the method of creating "Godrays" effect using the "VRayEnvironmentFog".

We have covered a simple step-by-step workflow of how to set up an atmosphere and use a light

source to create the desired effect.

I hope you have found this video useful and helpful.

Please give us your feedback, comment, or share it.

If you'd like to follow along this tutorial, please download the scene from the link provided

in the video's description.

Make sure you check out more of the V-Ray feature videos and be on the lookout for new ones.

Thank you for watching.

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AMERICAN SLANG: BAE, GOAT, AF - Duration: 7:03.

Welcome to the Summer of Slang,

where every video in July and August, we go over American slang terms and meanings.

Today we're looking at slang that uses acronyms, like GOAT and BAE.

What do they mean?

How should you use them? Let's find out.

In this video, we're also going to talk about when it's appropriate to use slang.

Hint: not all the time.

Before we get started, I wanted to let you know that I just released a new episode on my brand new podcast and it is also on slang.

Just like this video series.

The podcast is called the Rachel's English podcast.

And there will be new podcasts once a week.

I'll be covering all sorts of topics in learning English and spoken English.

Idioms, slang, questions from you guys.

So be sure to check it out.

So much good stuff there. Okay.

Back to slang.

An acronym is an abbreviation formed from the initial letters of other words.

So 'bae' comes from a phrase with three words that start with B, A, and E.

Before anyone else.

So this would be your boyfriend or girlfriend, your significant other.

David's my bae.

But, what often happens with slang is a term will evolve.

And from what I understand, now anything can be bae. Like, 'pizza is bae'.

Someone who really loves pizza might say that.

GOAT.

A phrase where we have a phrase with four words beginning with G, O, A, T.

This stands for greatest of all time.

The absolute best, the absolute best at something.

Of course the word 'goat', not in all caps is also an animal.

Unrelated meaning.

Unless you think a goat is the greatest animal of all time, then the meaning is related.

I said in my last video, a great way to get context for the meaning of slang is to go to Instagram.

Let's do that.

3.3 million public posts.

Looks like most of them have to do with sports, doesn't it?

This person says '2 GOATS', greatest of all times.

We have Jay Z and Michael Jordan.

Here's Michael Phelps.

Olympic swimmer.

Happy Birthday GOAT!

Greatest of all time.

And it looks like we even have some actual real goats.

And finally, AF.

Now, I need to be careful here because I don't want to be marked as explicit for using this cuss word.

This stands for 'as fff.'

F beginning a four-letter word which is probably the worst cuss word in American English, or at least one of them.

F consonant, UH as in BUTTER vowel,

and the ending K consonant.

So I'm not going to say it. You probably know it.

But you can add this to pretty much any phrase to show intensity.

An extreme amount.

I'm tired AF.

That means I'm sooo tired.

Now, even though you're not saying the cuss word, you're just saying 'F',

it is slang that involves a cuss word. So be really careful about how you use it,

when you use it, where you use it.

I'm hungry AF!

Only use it around people you're comfortable swearing around.

And actually, that takes me to an important point.

When is it appropriate to use slang in general?

I guess the main guide that I would use for this is:

only use it around people who are also using slang.

Let the people you're talking with guide the appropriateness of that.

For example, I would say in general, it's not a good idea to use slang in a work environment,

but maybe you work in a laid-back setting with lots of younger people and they use slang a lot in conversation.

Great, then you can feel free to use it.

Honestly, when you're in a situation where other people are using slang,

that's really where you're going to get to know what current slang is,

what it means, and how to use it.

And if you don't know what it means, don't be afraid to ask.

It's not just because you're a non-native speaker.

It's because it's slang, and lots of native speakers also don't know what certain terms mean.

Let's go over the pronunciations.

So we have bae, goat, and AF.

What's interesting is, bae and goat,

we say both of those as words.

But AF, we say the letters out loud.

When you're saying a sequence of letters, it's always the last letter that gets stressed.

So it's a-F. Fff-- Not A-f.

a-F. da-DA.

Stress pattern: da-DA. Second syllable stress.

Bae: simple pronunciation.

B and the AY diphthong.

But I've been teaching English long enough to know that a lot of people have problems with the AY diphthong.

It's really common to say beh- or bey instead.

Eh, ey.

Both of those are vowel sounds. But we need a diphthong:

a changing sound with two positions.

Bae--

So drop your jaw: bae-- then bring it up. Bae.

Bae.

You're my bae.

Goat: We have another diphthong.

Two positions: jaw drop and lip rounding.

Oh, oh, oh. Goat.

Goaat.

Now, the ending T pronunciation can be a True T, goat,

or a Stop T, goat.

Goat, goat, goat.

Make up a sentence with one of these slang terms and put it in the comments.

Fun! And if you want to see other videos I've made on slang,

learn even more terms, check out this slang playlist.

If you want to see my absolute most recent video, click here.

If you're new and you want to know more about what kinds of English lessons I do, then click here.

I make new videos every Tuesday.

Be sure to subscribe and check back often.

You'll get all sorts of tips and tricks on the English language.

And, the thing that would be the best possible thing

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SPLATOON 2: The Squid Sister Schism | LORE in a Minute! | Splatfest | Lemony Fresh | LORE - Duration: 1:19.

After Cap'n Cuttlefish and his agents won back the Zapfish and saved Inkopolis, Inklings

were able to return normalcy and enjoy the simple things in life… like the annual Splatfest!

The event was hosted by the two most famous Inklings in the world, Callie and Marie.

Known affectionately as the Squid Sisters, they were highly competitive, yet loved each

other dearly and were rarely apart.

But Callie's defeat at the hands of her own best friend would slowly poison their

friendship.

The sisters rarely saw each other because they were too busy tending to their newfound

fame, though Marie suspected Callie resented her and was jealous of Marie's Splatfest

victory.

Still, they went on with their lives and never spoke of it again.

Marie went home to Calamari County, and Callie had promised to meet her there the following

day… but she never came.

Cutting her trip short, Marie jumped on the next train back to Inkopolis to discover that

Callie has gone missing.

Not only that, the Great Zapfish and Cap'n Cuttlefish went missing with her.

Now it's up to Marie to find them quickly and quietly before chaos overtakes the city.

Luckily, you and your squid kid buddies have been honing your skills in Inkopolis Square…

the perfect place to recruit a new agent!

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How Gwendoline Christie Got Ripped To Play Brienne Of Tarth - Duration: 5:10.

The production team for Game of Thrones had some big shoes to fill when it came time to

cast Brienne of Tarth, and they pretty much nailed it when they hired Gwendoline Christie

for the part.

But even considering her natural aptitude for the role, Christie had to put in a lot

of work to make the look perfect.

Here's how the six-foot-three actress and model got her body into the shape of a committed,

lifelong warrior.

Pre-audition training

Months before Brienne was introduced in season two of the show, fans of the book series took

to the Internet and pegged Christie as an ideal actor for the role.

The online support is actually what pushed her to try out for the role, and in the months

before the audition, she was already hitting the gym to get herself in fighting shape.

Christie is one of the few performers remaining in Game of Thrones' sprawling cast who is

actually on record as having read all of the books, so she knew what kind of physique she'd

need to cultivate if she wanted a chance at snaring the role.

"I read the books and I really, really wanted to play the part.

I started kundalini yoga, kickboxing and running, and completely changed my diet.

I felt I wanted to undergo what was necessary for the part."

Dance background

When it comes to working out, a background in athletics goes a long way.

Christie had a great foundation, acknowledging in an interview with Stylist that "at a time"

she could have pursued a career as a professional gymnast.

"From the age of 7, I just loved dancing.

I did ballet, tap, and rhythmic gymnastics.

I did lots of dancing and was obsessed with it.

I lived and breathed it."

"And then I had a back injury when I was 11 and had to stop."

The injury precipitated a change in interests, which led to a career as an actress.

But that early gymnastics background must have helped her get her through the gruelling

training for Game of Thrones.

Knight's training

One benefit of getting a high-profile role on an expensive HBO production is that your

physique is going to get some serious Hollywood help.

In the early days of training, Christie worked with trainers Phil Learney and Dalton Wong

to pack on muscle and learn how to use the extra weight.

She told Games Radar,

"I was given extensive horse-riding lessons, so that not only was I confident on the horse,

but I could ride."

"My physicality was altered so I was much heavier in the way I walked, less upright

and a lot more masculine."

That's a lot to go through, but Christie approached it all with a true warrior's mentality.

"I just dedicated myself to it entirely.

There was no room for failure."

In the end, Christie lost 21 pounds and then gained back about 14 in muscle, leaving her

dramatically stronger and more fit.

Cold turkey

In the messed-up land of Westeros, a mug of stiff ale is about the only way to get through

the day.

But it's also a luxury the best knights have to steer clear of.

"Don't get drunk."

"No, m'lady."

To get into prime shape, Christie decided to cut alcohol out of her diet completely,

along with other diet changes.

She told Stylist:

"I completely changed my eating habits and didn't drink for about two months, just in

the service of this part."

That's a big sacrifice, but it definitely paid off.

Acting the part

You've gotta love Brienne's spirit, but the books rarely describe her looks in flattering

terms.

"Do you think Lady Stark's going to want a giant, toe-headed plank following her around

for the rest of her life."

So part of her training for Game of Thrones involved learning how to look and move in

a more masculine way.

Unlike Brienne, who feels at home in a suit of armor, Christie is much more feminine,

and she had to strip a lot of that away to prepare for the Game of Thrones role, saying:

"I used to have really long blonde hair, always wearing heels, lots of make-up.

I had been someone who was highly feminized and had chosen to look that way."

But as tough of that transition must have been, Christie took it all in stride with

her characteristic optimism:

"I love a challenge, and I love defying limitation, gender stereotypes and people's expectations

of me as an actress."

Real steel

Christie's training didn't stop when the cameras started rolling.

If anything, it intensified.

According to an interview with Vogue, her costume armor alone weighs 30 pounds, and

the sword isn't exactly a toy.

Even in fights - like her epic battle with the Hound in season 4 - Christie has to lug

all that weight around.

In fact, she called that fight sequence "one of the f****** hardest things I've ever done

in my life."

If that doesn't keep her in shape on its own, it's definitely a motivator not to let her

physical conditioning slip.

Fan loyalty

For all her hard work, Christie has been rewarded with worldwide renown and an ever-more-successful

career.

Former US President Barack Obama is on record as a fan of the show who's flexed his authority

to find out what's going to happen to Brienne's character between seasons.

And in the celebrity world, pop singer Madonna brought Christie specifically on stage to

compliment her in front of a crowd.

For being a hard-working performer who put in the extra effort to bring a beloved, inspiring

character to life, Christie deserves the admiration.

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New Hero Preview: Doomfist | Overwatch - Duration: 5:01.

That's Doomfist's gauntlet.

From the very moment we announced Overwatch

Doomfist was part of the Story.

Oh man...

They said he could level a skyscraper.

Immediately raised questions in everybody's mind.

Who is this Doomfist guy.

Doomfist is the rare example

for he is a character that came simply from a name.

Chris Metzen one day came up and was like

"Okay we need a bunch of villain names

and here is one: Doomfist"

and we all were super excited about it.

The name was just used in that first movie

without really completely understanding

who the hero even was.

So we had to created the initial sketch of Doomfist.

It was kind of rough, just a front 3/4 view

and we were like "Yeah that's cool

you know what, one day we are going to make Doomfist

that's awesome".

He ultimately turned into probably one of our most evocative heroes.

It is good to be back.

With a guy like Doomfist

when you see the concept and the name

you have certain expectations for what he is going to do.

We want to make sure most of the time he is punching people.

And when he punches people, you feel it.

So Doomfist at his core, is really a love letter

to the fighting game genre.

Just like everybody else of my generation

I grew up on arcades.

And that was really one of the most important things

about this character is harkening back to

that old fighting game side view brawler feel

so every single time we took a look at doomfist

we said "What should Doomfist look like when doing this ability".

How does it feel impactful, how does it feel powerful.

How does it feel calculated, how does it feel confident.

He has such a powerful design.

We thought that was a way that we could get more into his character

and really show what he is all about.

We really wanted to give him colors that make him feel very powerful

like red, gold and really adorn him with that regal presents

another challenge was just making sure

that the gauntlet would look as bad-ass as possible

from every angle.

We wanted this pneumatic impact driven fist

that really felt like you have physical power

rather some kind of magical energy

Once I could see their ideas there

I could push my animation further so everything feels strong and visceral.

He also has a lot of cybernetics throughout his body

and his whole arm has been augmented with cybernetics

to kind of receive the gauntlet.

It was also a really nice element for us

to make him look even menacing than we had planned.

Everything that the sound guys did

the effects artists and the animators

they really sell that impact.

And the first time you hold down that right click.

and you just square somebody in the face

and they bounce off the wall

you are like "Oh man, this is my character".

I am not your savior.

With Doomfist we really wanted to capture

a lot of different aspects of his personality.

Doomfist in his own mind is not a villain.

Doomfist cares about perpetuating strength and honor.

Other people of course around him

see him as an absolute terror and a villain.

Humanity is forged in battle

To evolve we must be tested.

He is obviously this powerful guy and he just radiates strength

and he will take care of business himself

and he will do it fast and there will not be a mistake.

Every move he does is a calculated move.

And that kind of goes into his gameplay.

All of his abilities work together in a variety of different ways

and people can build combos, based on the situation and gameplay.

There is a lot with Doomfist that was hard to get right.

It's hard in a first person shooter game

to have a character do a lot of melee abilities.

and have that feel really good.

Anybody that plays Doomfist will understand that

"Hey my job is to punch people", right?

But more skilled players will be able to look at him

on a much more strategic level.

Does he drop in and trying to destroy a healer?

Does he engage with a super punch to knock Reinhardt out of the way?

Does he use his ultimate ability to reposition himself on the battlefield?

That kind of flexibility enables so many options for him

People who really like to get aggressive and into peoples faces

and get in there are really going to love this character

If there is one thing about Doomfist

is that when you play him you feel powerful.

It's a little evil, but it is fun to feel the frustration

of the other players as you a pummeling them

And maybe that sort of fits with who Doomfist is.

We never expected that just a fist in a cinematic

will get the outcry for a hero that Doomfist got

We think he is awesome.

We think he is powerful

and we just hope he is the Doomfist

that you guys were looking forwarded to.

Now that Doomfist is here, he has a plan

and he is going to execute it

and the heroes of Overwatch better be ready.

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How To Get My Bf Back After Breakup - Duration: 2:47.

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Mercedes-Benz C-Klasse 200 K AVANTGARDE GROOT NAVI, XENON, CRUISE CONTROL, PARKEERSENSOREN V+A, VELG - Duration: 0:54.

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Honda CR-V 2.0 Elegance Navigatie/Trekhaak - Duration: 0:42.

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3D in Office: Insider Interview - Duration: 2:20.

Doug: Hi, I'm Doug from Office.

Office Insiders get to see Office features first before anyone else.

Working on one of those features is Stephanie Horn,

she's a Senior Program Manager for Office Graphics.

Stephanie, what are you working on these days?

Stephanie: Right now, I'm working on getting 3D model support into Office.

So, that's Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook.

Giving people the ability to take a 3D model

and bring it into their Office document,

rotate it and use it and look at all the different perspectives inside Office.

Doug: Cool! So, you'll find this in the Insert tab.

What's kind of the experience once they are trying to work with 3D modeling?

Stephanie: Insert a model, you can rotate it

and get a 360° perspective of the model,

you can do pan and zoom if you want to see a component of the model

and then try it out with PowerPoint Morph if you're in PowerPoint.

You can have the same model in two different slides and two different angles,

and apply the Morph on the Transition tab

and it'll allow you to produce a cinematic animation from the one view to another.

Doug: This is built for educators - I've seen dinosaurs and things like that.

Stephanie: There's a number of use-cases.

Definitely, education is a big one because we know in education

that 3D improves the retention of the information,

the engagement in the information and the overall academic performance.

It's good for enterprises, because right now there are certain folks

in the enterprise that have access to models but you can't broadly share them.

but now, you can get the model, you can position it yourself to whatever view is interesting.

You can copy and paste it. We only save one copy of the model in the file

if it's the same model, copied and pasted.

So you don't get that bloat from having the model five times in your file.

Doug: So, Stephanie, the Office Insiders are there for you, what can they do for you?

Stephanie: We would love you to try out this feature.

If you have any models, try them out with your own models,

build some models in Paint 3D

check out Remix3D.com

take some models from that and try it

and just generally give us feedback about how you feel,

what we should add, if anything's missing.

We'd love that type of feedback.

Doug: So, Office Insiders, get busy with 3D modeling. Cool stuff!

Now, if you want to know about the cool stuff first, be an Office Insider.

If you're not, go to Office.com/Insider to sign up and learn more.

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Apple Music — Kygo: Stole the Show Trailer — Apple - Duration: 1:33.

This is an artist that created his own sound,

built his own culture,

almost his own movement, in a way.

Kygo always thinks two steps ahead

of his own music.

He has always been interested in music,

but especially playing the piano.

He's been on the piano for, like, ever, you know.

It's definitely a new era of DJs that are real musicians.

This guy's incredible.

I said, "I wanna manage you," and he actually said yes.

It was a big step for me,

and, like, these two years has just been like--

they're, like, bigger and bigger and bigger,

and then, like, suddenly, like, yeah-

we're doing, like, sold-out tours, playing the piano, like, what--

if you told me that five years ago,

I'd probably say, like, that's never gonna happen.

It just makes you happy.

He's just genius with his chord progressions

and his melodies.

He found his own thing, his own sound.

He's about songs, melodies and words,

the kind of rush of music.

They're calling you the next EDM superstar.

Fastest artist to reach one billion plays.

He's so much bigger than EDM.

He's Kygo.

For more infomation >> Apple Music — Kygo: Stole the Show Trailer — Apple - Duration: 1:33.

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Bonbon Pops, No-Drip Cones And Other Genius Ice Cream Hacks | TODAY - Duration: 3:44.

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Complex Property Arrangements - Duration: 2:24.

It turns out as land becomes more valuable, it becomes very important to be able to increase

the density of, of occupation, which means that there are many more shared obligations

between parties.

Instead of everybody having his own driveway, there's one driveway that's shared by numbers

of people.

And the question is: How do you organize these arrangements?

As a matter of first principle, the correct answer is as follows.

First of all, what you do is you get a common owner.

And now what that common owner then does is to create a series of contracts with other individuals

which specify what units they're going to occupy, and how are they going to fund their

share of the common obligations, and how the governance structure for the arrangement is

going to take place.

When you do this with one person, that everybody else who wants to buy into the common association

has notice of what the particular arrangements are, so that they will not be misled as to

the situation between, ah, the owner of the property on the one hand, and the prior purchases

say, of a condominium in cooperative units.

And so, what you need to do is to have an arrangement in which all of these things are recorded

to give notice, and then basically freedom of contract in their organization.

The best case which deals with this is a case called Neponsit, and it's concerned with the

governance structures of planned unit communities, which essentially are a development of modern

times.

The Neponsit case is in many ways the most important case in the property class, because

it tells you how to put a governance structure together when you have to have people living

under common rule.

And every single legal doctrine which stood in the way of doing this was essentially eliminated.

The old rules used to say that only the party who own the property could have a right of

with respect to a covenant or an easement.

And that means that you could not create independent condominium associations to run

the place, and sure enough, what happened is they relaxed that rule as well.

So that a condominium association could have powers of governance with respect to an organization,

even though it was not a property owner under the circumstances.

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CS50 Explained VR 2016 - Week 0 - A Good Algorithm - Duration: 2:27.

DAVID MALAN: --we'll generally call a loop, some kind of cycle,

because it's making me do something again.

DOUG LLOYD: So as we discussed a little bit earlier,

we're making a conscious effort here to introduce students to concepts

without introducing them too much to the heavy theoretical math that

might be behind these.

And so this demonstration about falling onto the phone book example

where we did the counting by one page, counting by two pages,

then showing binary search, gives us a way

to show the different powers or speeds of these algorithms

without getting too heavy into the math just yet.

DAVID MALAN: Yeah, and I think it's a nice way too of throwing away

the distractions of what might be this plot with an x-axis and a y-axis,

and really just allowing students to intuitively grasp

that, OK, size of problem gets bigger that way and time to solve

gets bigger that way, and I think that's pretty intuitive.

And we certainly don't need to slap a formal analysis

at this point in the semester, we'll come back to this in a few weeks' time.

But I think it's reasonable at this point

to introduce N as just a generic term for the number of pages,

show the distinction between N and N over 2.

And what I try to do generally, especially if I'm doing this demo not

on a digital screen but on like a chalkboard,

is draw a vertical line as I'm sort of imaginatively doing with my finger

here to point out that every line on the yellow line

is half as high as the red line.

But this is what's really important, and indeed this is deliberate,

the sort of stop light approach of red is bad, yellow is OK, green is great.

DOUG LLOYD: Yeah, it's a simple reinforcement,

but it does really hammer home that point.

DAVID MALAN: And what's powerful too here, if you have enough of a classroom

to walk left and right on here, especially

if you can exceed the screen, to point out that that green line really, it

does grow, and it doesn't flatten out, but it

grows so slowly that you can be way over there and have a huge number of pages,

but the time to solve is still pretty low.

DOUG LLOYD: Right, with 4 billion pages in the phone book, the first example

you've got 4 billion, with the yellow line there it's 2 billion,

but with the green line it's only 32 steps to do it.

DAVID MALAN: And that's what's pretty powerful.

And that's why I think it's important in class

to actually fast forward to pretty big numbers, the 4 billion

which at least has the relevance of being 2 to the 32,

but to point out to students just, my god, you go from that many pages

so quickly to just one, it's I think more compelling than to only go up

to 1,000 pages where dividing it in 10 times is great but it's not as magical.

DOUG LLOYD: It doesn't have that impact.

I agree.

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Nightcore - Heaven Is Not Enough - Duration: 3:13.

Can you feel the heat inside you

Craving for infinity

Hold on tight and meet the challenge

Float in zero gravity

Trying to reach for the sky, and wanna touch the stars

Past the Milky Way, shining bright

To bring you up just to let the beat fill your heart

Take you off of your feet, into the light

Take a ride on the clouds, don't feel your locked down

So high you kiss the world from up above

It's time to spread out your wings, and do it on your own

Always follow your dreams, Heaven is not enough

~ Heaven is not enough ~

Can you feel the heat inside you

Craving for infinity

Hold on tight and meet the challenge

Float in zero gravity

Trying to reach for the sky, and wanna touch the stars

Past the Milky Way, shining bright

To bring you up just to let the beat fill your heart

Take you off of your feet, into the light

Take a ride on the clouds, don't feel your locked down

So high you kiss the world from up above

It's time to spread out your wings, and do it on your own

Always follow your dreams, Heaven is not enough

~ Heaven is not enough ~

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I Made a Film! - Duration: 2:25.

Hello. Hello hello my friends. I have a special short video and request for you today!

So do you remember my friend Alanna? This one?

We made the cover of city of stars from La La Land together back in the winter.

Which is awesome by the way, and you should totes watch it.

Who says "toes?" I've been saying totes a lot recently and I don't know why. Anyway, we made another film together!

And it is for a film contest and here's a little snippet of it.

It's dreams on the playground when we were little. Now seeming harder in the bright light of adulthood.

It's fear being pushed back, to go the places we need to. Alanna and I are so proud of it.

We've been working on it since March so it's been a long time coming. Also look at this

I made this. I had the vision. I put in the research and the man-hours into

after effects to make it and now I have a beautiful unfolding heart and a mosaic of

videos in the shape of Virginia.

So why am I telling you this? Well, because it's a contest and many times contests require votes and this one is no different.

So I need you to vote for our film every day you can go and vote between Tuesday July 18th and Tuesday July 25th.

The 10 with the most votes will make it into the final round and if you guys have done an awesome job

voting and we make it there then you can vote again between the 26th and the 28th. Now you might be asking,

Kaitlyn why should I vote for your film? Well friend, you should vote for it because I made it!

(ding sfx)

J/k. You should go to the audience award site and watch it and see how awesome

it is and then you'll want to vote for it. To give you a little background,

it's about our love for our home state of Virginia.

So I grew up in the Blue Ridge Mountains and

Alanna grew up in the Virginia Beach area and then we both ended up moving to the Richmond area, so like center of the state,

and like capital and city, urban life.

in our 20s. And the film turned out to be an homage to all the things we find

beautiful and meaningful in the state that we've grown up in. So have I convinced you yet? Either way click the link

at the top description and go watch our film "Home" and then vote for it!!!

Vote for it every day between the 18th and the 25th! Share it with your friends and family

and tell them to vote for it. I love you guys, and I will see you on Thursday

No, really go vote! The links right there just right down there!

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Chelsea starlet Charly Musonda picks up injury in training ahead for Blues pre-season tour

CHELSEA starlet Charly Musonda suffered a blow in his development after picking up an injury in training. The 20-year-old winger is set to fly out with the rest of the Blues first-team squad to the Far East for their pre-season tour.

Chelsea youngster Charly Musonda appeared to pick up an injury in Chelsea training.

Antonio Conte and the rest of the Blues squad fly to the Far East for pre-season tonight. Antonio Conte has promised Musonda, who has spent the last two seasons on loan at Real Betis, he will be on the tour.

But the injury news – although the Blues are yet to confirm the severity of the problem – will come as awful timing for the youngster. Musonda was holding his groin after a light training session.

He is yet to make his first-team appearance for Chelsea but is highly rated by staff at the club. The club agreed a compensation package with Anderlecht to bring in Musonda and his two brothers to the club in 2012, aged 16.

Musonda, who was linked with Celtic earlier this summer, has been a key part in Chelseas successful youth teams, winning the Uefa Youth League and FA Youth Cup in 2015.

Conte hinted he would be giving Musonda a bigger role this season.

Cesar Azpilicueta, David Luiz and Gary Cahill during a light training session.

Cesc Fabregas jogs with Blues team-mates.

Pedro and Willian during the session at Cobham. He has already been capped at every level for Belgium except the senior level.

The youngster cut his loan spell at Betis short last season, unhappy at a lack of playing time under former Blue Gus Poyet.

And Conte has hinted that he could play a bigger part this season, handing the Belgian the No 17 shirt – previously worn by Eden Hazard.

Conte put the rest of the squad through their paces at Cobham, with the Blues expected to fly on Tuesday night. New signing Tiemoue Bakayoko was part of the session.

With Nemanja Matic expected to leave Stamford Bridge this summer, Conte has also told Cesc Fabregas he will get more games next season.

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New Hero Preview: Doomfist - Duration: 5:01.

That's Doomfist's gauntlet.

From the very moment we announced Overwatch

Doomfist was part of the Story.

Oh man...

They said he could level a skyscraper.

Immediately raised questions in everybody's mind.

Who is this Doomfist guy.

Doomfist is the rare example

for he is a character that came simply from a name.

Chris Metzen one day came up and was like

"Okay we need a bunch of villain names

and here is one: Doomfist"

and we all were super excited about it.

The name was just used in that first movie

without really completely understanding

who the hero even was.

So we had to created the initial sketch of Doomfist.

It was kind of rough, just a front 3/4 view

and we were like "Yeah that's cool

you know what, one day we are going to make Doomfist

that's awesome".

He ultimately turned into probably one of our most evocative heroes.

It is good to be back.

With a guy like Doomfist

when you see the concept and the name

you have certain expectations for what he is going to do.

We want to make sure most of the time he is punching people.

And when he punches people, you feel it.

So Doomfist at his core, is really a love letter

to the fighting game genre.

Just like everybody else of my generation

I grew up on arcades.

And that was really one of the most important things

about this character is harkening back to

that old fighting game side view brawler feel

so every single time we took a look at doomfist

we said "What should Doomfist look like when doing this ability".

How does it feel impactful, how does it feel powerful.

How does it feel calculated, how does it feel confident.

He has such a powerful design.

We thought that was a way that we could get more into his character

and really show what he is all about.

We really wanted to give him colors that make him feel very powerful

like red, gold and really adorn him with that regal presents

another challenge was just making sure

that the gauntlet would look as bad-ass as possible

from every angle.

We wanted this pneumatic impact driven fist

that really felt like you have physical power

rather some kind of magical energy

Once I could see their ideas there

I could push my animation further so everything feels strong and visceral.

He also has a lot of cybernetics throughout his body

and his whole arm has been augmented with cybernetics

to kind of receive the gauntlet.

It was also a really nice element for us

to make him look even menacing than we had planned.

Everything that the sound guys did

the effects artists and the animators

they really sell that impact.

And the first time you hold down that right click.

and you just square somebody in the face

and they bounce off the wall

you are like "Oh man, this is my character".

I am not your savior.

With Doomfist we really wanted to capture

a lot of different aspects of his personality.

Doomfist in his own mind is not a villain.

Doomfist cares about perpetuating strength and honor.

Other people of course around him

see him as an absolute terror and a villain.

Humanity is forged in battle

To evolve we must be tested.

He is obviously this powerful guy and he just radiates strength

and he will take care of business himself

and he will do it fast and there will not be a mistake.

Every move he does is a calculated move.

And that kind of goes into his gameplay.

All of his abilities work together in a variety of different ways

and people can build combos, based on the situation and gameplay.

There is a lot with Doomfist that was hard to get right.

It's hard in a first person shooter game

to have a character do a lot of melee abilities.

and have that feel really good.

Anybody that plays Doomfist will understand that

"Hey my job is to punch people", right?

But more skilled players will be able to look at him

on a much more strategic level.

Does he drop in and trying to destroy a healer?

Does he engage with a super punch to knock Reinhardt out of the way?

Does he use his ultimate ability to reposition himself on the battlefield?

That kind of flexibility enables so many options for him

People who really like to get aggressive and into peoples faces

and get in there are really going to love this character

If there is one thing about Doomfist

is that when you play him you feel powerful.

It's a little evil, but it is fun to feel the frustration

of the other players as you a pummeling them

And maybe that sort of fits with who Doomfist is.

We never expected that just a fist in a cinematic

will get the outcry for a hero that Doomfist got

We think he is awesome.

We think he is powerful

and we just hope he is the Doomfist

that you guys were looking forwarded to.

Now that Doomfist is here, he has a plan

and he is going to execute it

and the heroes of Overwatch better be ready.

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Knowing How to Tell a Good Story Is Like Having Mind Control | Alan Alda - Duration: 6:58.

I met a nanoscientist at Cornell University who had a really interesting story.

He had discovered, with his graduate student, how to make the world's thinnest glass—it

was only one atom thick.

The top of it was the same atom as the bottom of it, and he called it "two-dimensional

glass."

It was an amazing thing, nobody had ever found a way to make glass this thin before, and

it was picked up by one scientific journal.

And it seemed like a more interesting subject than one that would just get that much attention.

And a couple of months later he was taking our workshop when we were up at Cornell, and

in the course of talking about his discovery we realized that he had discovered how to

make the world's thinnest glass by accident.

It wasn't something he was trying to do, an accident happened.

And I said, "You know, this is fascinating.

People like us, on the outside, in the public, it's an interesting story to us to know that

something so groundbreaking, that helped you understand the structure of glass and might

have new uses for glass, that you discovered such a thing by accident.

What an interesting story that is."

And also in the meantime he had been cited in the Guinness Book of World Records as having

discovered the world's thinnest glass.

So now he had two things that would interest the public.

And the next time he gave an interview he started off with the story of how it had been

an accident that he discovered this.

This human story now led into the technical story about what was the world's thinnest

glass, how was it made, and that kind of thing.

It became a story that was interesting to other people who don't know the technical

details with that familiarity.

And now his story about discovering the glass was picked up by websites and newspapers all

over America, all over Great Britain, and venture capitalists started calling him, asking

him if they could commercialize this process—just starting with a human story that people on

the outside of your work are interested in, because we're all human and we all think in

stories.

And every experiment has a story.

Every life and science has a story and it's so common to hear people, when you say to

them in a workshop, "Tell me your story."

They say, "Oh, I don't have a story."

Yes, you do!

What's fascinating to you, when you really think about it, about how you got from here

to there?

And the most important thing about a story, it turns out—to me, anyway—is the obstacle

that you found yourself facing as you were trying to get to your goal.

The story is not, "I wanted to get to Toledo, and I went and I got there."

That's okay.

It's not much of a story.

The story is, "I was headed toward Toledo and the airplanes were shut down, the cars

were shut down, the railroad—how was I going to get to Toledo?"

That's an interesting story and I want to listen to that.

If in the course of that it turns out you discovered a new way to get to Toledo, I want

to hear it.

The glass of water exercise is something that I figured out on the way to giving a talk.

I wanted to give a talk to writers about what's the essential ingredient of a dramatic story.

And I'm in the car with my wife and I said, "I don't know how to start this thing."

She said, "Well, why don't you start with some image."

I said, "An image, okay."

So an image of a story, a dramatic story, I decided in that moment was: carrying a glass

of water across the stage, filled to the brim.

So when I got there I said, "Is there somebody relatively brave in the audience?

Come on up.

Carry this empty glass across the stage."

And it's a little awkward.

The audience titters a little bit, but nothing much is happening.

She puts the glass down on the table over there.

Then I take a pitcher and I fill it all the way to the brim, there's hardly a molecule

of water left before it starts to spill, and she's holding the glass and I say, "Okay,

now carry the glass carefully across the stage and put it on the table over there, but don't

spill a drop or your entire village will die."

Now she's got an obstacle she has to overcome, and she carries it so carefully, so carefully

that the audience is riveted to the glass, and if a bead of water goes down the side

of the glass you can hear them gasp.

Now, everybody knows there's no village, nobody is going to die, but just the imaginary situation

that she has this important obstacle makes this an engaging sight, and that happens in

every story that has a dramatic obstacle in it.

The attempt to get past the obstacle, to get where you're going, to achieve what you're

trying to achieve, makes it an interesting story.

So my guess is instead of leaving out your mistakes, instead of leaving out the problems

you have in achieving something, whether it's science or whether it's an interview where

the prospective boss says, "Tell me about your greatest achievement," don't just tell

them about your greatest achievement, tell them about the problems you had in solving

the issue you were dealing with so you could get to something you could call an achievement.

That makes it an interesting story.

It makes it a more human story and it doesn't make you a braggart, it shows you had something

really tough to work on, here's what you thought you might do to make it better.

It's engaging, and what you want to do is engage that new employer.

You don't want to just give them the facts.

"Here are the facts, you ought to hire me."

He's going to work with you.

He's going to work with a person.

Give him the person, and if the scientist gives the audience the person and how they

felt and what they went through as they were accomplishing this important discovery, we're

going to take it in better, we're going to understand it better, and we're going to remember

it.

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SPLATOON 2: The Squid Sister Schism | LORE in a Minute! | Splatfest | Lemony Fresh | LORE - Duration: 1:19.

After Cap'n Cuttlefish and his agents won back the Zapfish and saved Inkopolis, Inklings

were able to return normalcy and enjoy the simple things in life… like the annual Splatfest!

The event was hosted by the two most famous Inklings in the world, Callie and Marie.

Known affectionately as the Squid Sisters, they were highly competitive, yet loved each

other dearly and were rarely apart.

But Callie's defeat at the hands of her own best friend would slowly poison their

friendship.

The sisters rarely saw each other because they were too busy tending to their newfound

fame, though Marie suspected Callie resented her and was jealous of Marie's Splatfest

victory.

Still, they went on with their lives and never spoke of it again.

Marie went home to Calamari County, and Callie had promised to meet her there the following

day… but she never came.

Cutting her trip short, Marie jumped on the next train back to Inkopolis to discover that

Callie has gone missing.

Not only that, the Great Zapfish and Cap'n Cuttlefish went missing with her.

Now it's up to Marie to find them quickly and quietly before chaos overtakes the city.

Luckily, you and your squid kid buddies have been honing your skills in Inkopolis Square…

the perfect place to recruit a new agent!

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What Kills A Woman's Attraction To You (What NOT To Do!) - Duration: 5:57.

Hey, Brad here with another YouTube video.

And today I'm going to talk about the 6 things that absolutely KILL woman's attraction

for you.

If you've watched some of my videos before, you know that the reason why people break

up is because of a loss of attraction.

In some cases, this loss of attraction can happen over the span of weeks, or sometimes

it can take years.

But regardless of how long it takes for a woman to lose that spark for you, it's more

important to know WHY it happens.

This way, you can fix your behaviour moving forward whether it be with your ex-girlfriend

or another girl you might be dating in the future.

When it comes to preventing a loss of attraction, there are a few principles that you must remember

moving forward…

1.)

Stop trying to please her all the time.

When you first meet a girl, acting "too nice" to her can be a turn off.

I mean, by all means, open doors for her and act chivalrous when you need to… but that

doesn't mean you need to be constantly buying her gifts, saying how amazing she looks, and

bending over backwards just to put a smile on her face.

Women get incredibly turned off by this behaviour…and this doesn't change when you've been in

a long term relationship.

Being a woman's slave doesn't exhibit any sexual value to her and it makes her look

elsewhere for a man that will stand up for himself.

Remember, women are attracted to MEN, not effeminate losers, so start acting like a

man!

2.)

Stop with the clinginess and jealous behaviour.

Even the most confident of men act needy and clingy when they feel like the women they're

with are out of their league.

But you can't fall into this trap.

Even if you think your wife or girlfriend is the bee's knees, you can't begin acting

like a wuss every time she wants to leave the house without you or hangout with some

male friends.

Even if she says that she thinks your jealous behaviour is 'cute', don't fall for

it.

She won't dig it in the long run.

Give her time and space to reset without you and she'll be coming back for more and more!

3.)

Stop complying with her so much.

Once again, rolling over and dying is NOT attractive to a woman.

If your lady is behaving in a way that you don't find acceptable, then tell her.

Don't comply and bend to her every whim.

You're a human being with your own moral compass, and you need to make sure that she

needs to chill out if she's crossing the line.

So the next time she starts talking about her ex boyfriend for an hour, cut her off.

Don't let her bitch and moan to you like she would to her girlfriend.

Be her BOYFRIEND and tell her that you don't appreciate her behaviour in a polite way.

After the dust settles, she'll respect you more AND be more attracted to you.

It's a win-win!

4.)

Stop being negative all the time.

If you're always complaining about someone or you had a bad day at work, then bitching

and moaning about it constantly will make your lady go running for the hills.

Nobody wants to be with a negative nancy…not even guys do, so instead of trying to play

the victim all the time, try holding it in and doing something about it.

To be a man is to be a problem solver and a solution finder.

What you should be doing is fixing your own problems because they're not going to fix

themselves for you.

By the way, if you're looking for more ways to prevent the loss of attraction and make

women (even your ex-girlfriend) notice you and want you… then head on over to www.BreakupBrad.com/girlfriend.

In that video, my good friend Christian Hudson talks about how you can become a bonafide

lady magnet but adjusting certain behaviours.

These psychological "shifts" are subtle…but I guarantee that you'll notice women talking

to you more…and be more willing to give you their numbers!

Once again, the link to that video is BreakupBrad.com/girlfriend.

5.)

Stop putting her down so much.

On the complete flipside, treating her with too much disrespect will eventually kill her

attraction for you.

A lot of "nice guys" that I coach will try and overcompensate by trying to be that

asshole men think women like.

But going way too far in this direction will lead to the exact same result – a loss of

attraction.

6.)

And finally, stop being so lazy.

Once you're in a relationship for a year, things tend to settle.

You stop having sex as much, you trying to impress her, you might even stop showering…

okay, but that's taking it a little bit too far but it's been known to happen!

While you need to make time for yourself, you also need some adventure to keep things

alive and well.

So the next time you're tempted to put on the sweat pants, smoke a joint, and watch

some Netflix, try actually doing something with your girlfriend instead.

Keeping her on her toes and stimulated is one of the best ways to prevent a loss of

attraction.

Okay, that's all for now.

I know that you might have some questions about this video, so if you do, just hit me

up in the comments section below and I'll do my best to get back to you!

Alternatively, if you want some really in depth advice when it comes to why your ex

girlfriend lost her attraction for you (and what you can do to fix it), then head on over

to breakupbrad.com/coaching and sign up for my personal coaching service.

Men who sign up for my personal coaching service have experienced a 300% increase in success

rate when trying to get their ex girlfriend back...so if this is your goal, then go to

BreakupBrad.com/coaching and watch the video on there for more details.

Talk to you soon!

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Bill McLeod The Canadian Revival 1971 - Duration: 12:01.

I would like first of all to talk about the meaning of the word revival. It means

different things to different people. To some, it's just a time of religious

excitement to be found on. To others, it's a series of evangelistic meetings.

I recall reading about a Christian worker he was driving and he saw a sign in

front of a church and the sign said, "Revival every night but Friday." And they

went about 50 miles and he saw another church and it had a sign in front saying

"Revival every Friday night." So he thought if they could get together, they could

have revivals seven days a week! But it shows that people don't really

understand. At least, some do not understand what is meant by the word revival.

Actually revival has to do with Christians. Christian people who are

perhaps truly saved, walking with God to some extent, but more or less dead.

In a time of revival when God pours His spirit on His people, they come alive. They begin

witnessing, living holy lives, excited about God in a good way, in a good sense.

In 1962, I moved from Winnipeg, Canada to Saskatoon in Saskatchewan a distance of

500 miles, and I became pastor of what in Canada would be considered a fairly good

church, sized Church (175 members.) That would not seem like a large Church in

the United States. I was happy to be there, was a good church. We had numbers

of people in the congregation who were graduates of Bible schools--Briercrest School

or perhaps Three Hills and others from other places. Mostly young married

couples, and they all loved God, they all loved evangelism, and they all loved missions,

but nobody did it. And I wondered how to get this church on the road. So to begin with,

after I'd been there about a year, I figured that I knew the

congregation fairly well. So I divided the congregation into five groups. I did this

all on my own. And then I gave

each group a name or a number, and then I let the congregation know what I done and

I said now Monday night (and I had a list on the bulletin board) check it out; see

which team you're on, then you'll know once in every five weeks you and your

team will be going out door calling, trying to win people to Christ.

So I thought it was pretty neat. And Monday came and went nobody showed up.

I told them if you don't feel capable of doing this, stay home and pray.

So everybody stayed home and prayed! Nobody came. So I thought well now the

problem is they really don't know how to do it, so I'll have classes. So I had

classes for eight weeks on how to win people to Christ. Then I did the same

thing. I had a good attendance almost 100%, I mean people that signed up they

were there every every night for eight weeks, And I said, "Now Monday night is

evangelism night. I expect to see all here. And we'll go out and talk to people about

Jesus Christ. But if you don't feel quite ready for that, you stay home and pray.

And it happened again! Two people showed up, both them shaking in their shoes.

Then it dawned on me: they never had a heart for it. They didn't really want to

do that; they didn't have a heart for it. They weren't excited about God.

They weren't really filled with the Spirit of God.

So I began praying for revival. Five years before the revival, which began in

1971, I really pushed the prayer meeting And it grew from 25 to 50 to 75

to 100 to 125 to 150, It got up as high as 170. And it became the most exciting meeting

of the week. It wasn't revival, but it was certainly a path to revival. And people

began sharing answers to prayer they were having, and people would share personal needs

in the prayer meeting.Then we started having children's prayer meetings in

connection with the Wednesday night prayer meeting.

So finally we had 30 or 40 children attending, and we divided them into two

groups and had an adult with each group in a different room. And they trained the

children to run their own prayer meetings, and the kids just loved it.

This meant more people could come to a prayer meeting because their kids were in prayer meeting.

Then we had a prayer wheel on the bulletin board of the church

divided into pie-shaped wedges, 15-minute wedges. And each person was to pray about

it and then sign his or her name and a slot that they would take the time day

or night to pray 15 minutes for revival every day of the year.

Pretty soon we had the whole 24 hours taken up and sometimes more than one

name in a time slot. And then I suggested . . . . see, if I had done all all this at once

it wouldn't have taken; it would have been too heavy a burden; the people couldn't have

carried it. But as we did one thing, they they got more of a spirit of prayer and

then there's a verse in the Bible, it speaks about God (in Zechariah) pouring on

His people "a spirit of grace and supplication." One translation says "a

spirit of grace to supplicate." That is, there is such a thing as a spirit of prayer.

People began telling me, "You know, last night God waked me, and I prayed for 45

minutes. I used to be prayed out in five minutes, not anymore!"

And we began hearing reports like this. And this went on. And then we had cottage

prayer meetings, and we just we emphasized . . . we used to tell people:

"Don't worry about the food getting cold when you're asking a blessing over the meal or if you

feel like praying for revival, pray for revival!" And so people began doing that

as well. So it was a real spirit of prayer all through the congregation.

And we had invited Ralph and Lou Sutera to come from Mansfield Ohio. (That's where

they lived then.) And they arrived. And we started on a Wednesday night. We were

planning to go for a week and a half. We had to go for seven weeks, and meetings

every night, then moving from one auditorium to larger buildings to

accommodate the crowds. But I remember that first meeting, the church would seat

about 300. And probably the first meeting we had maybe 125 or something there. And five people responded.

And God begun working in that first meeting: two ladies who had

been warring got together and straightened things out.

And that was a harbinger of what was to come.

By Saturday, we couldn't accommodate the crowds: the church was packed to the

doors. And then we had to start having double services, and early service, and

late service. And when it came to Sunday that was too small. So we moved to

the Centennial auditorium seating 2200 We had to have double services there.

We went for seven weeks. Well that's speaking; that's the statistics,

at least one side of the statistics that went on. What really happened?

I don't know how to handle that. There was a tremendous spirit of restitution.

Chief Kettles was the Chief of Police in Saskatoon at the time. He issued a

statement to the StarPhoenix, the daily newspaper in Saskatoon. And he said,

"I'm not a religious person, but I do know the difference between normal church work

and revival. And revival has come to Saskatoon.

I know because people are coming to us on their own and confessing crimes."

He said we've never had this happened before. This is what happens, I know, he

said, when revival comes. And then people asking forgiveness publicly, sometimes in

tears before large crowds confessing their failures and their sins, and asking

for forgiveness and prayer. And then people began talking about answers to

prayer, things they prayed for for years, they were seeing happen constantly, day

after day. Just everybody you talked to almost had exciting things to talk

about when it came to answers to prayer people being converted.

Two young men, both around 18 or 19, they did not like what they saw happening. And so one day they

were talking on the phone, and one of the fellows' mothers (she shouldn't have been,

but she was listening in the conversation) and it went like this:

"This revival thing is a bunch of hysteria, and remember we're not getting involved okay

we're not getting involved. We have to go Sunday morning because our

parents will put the pressure on us, but that's all. Okay? We're not going forward

remember?" Yes, they promised each other wouldn't go forward.

Well Sunday morning came. I didn't know a thing about this so much later. And one

of these fellows, the Deacons came and said the fellow wants to be saved, but we can't

do anything with him I said, "Well, bring him into my office and I'll talk to him."

So he knelt at my desk and he kept shaking his head, just

saying, "No way! No way! No way!" I knelt beside him and

waited and I said "Phil, what's on your heart?" And finally he finished the sentence.

He said, "No way can I ever doubt the reality of Jesus! So He spoke to my heart. He broke me, and I've been saved!"

The other kid went forward on the other side of the

church and got saved he's now a civil engineer living in Denver, Colorado

walking with God. So much for their promises to each other.

In the first year after revival in Western Canada, the alliance reported of a hundred

percent increase in the number of soul saved in that 12-month period, 20 previous year.

I came across a book the title of the book was, "A history of American Revivals of Religion."

The author was Reverend Calvin Colton. It was

published in 1832. There were great revivals the United States the early

part of 1800s, and he was getting inquires from England so he wrote this

book--a matter of fact, he went to England for some meetings and realized

he could never cover all the churches--so he wrote a book and then sent copies to

England. And some things he said were this: "Revival never came to a church that

was not expecting revival and believing God for revival. It never failed to come

to churches that believed God it would come." So he said fasting, praying,

preaching, believing God for revival, and revival would come. He said, "We were never

happy or satisfied (we were happy but not satisfied) with the twos and threes

finding Christ. We kept praying for God the Holy Ghost to come and when He came

He took the work out of our hands and He made the whole community aware of

God. Then people saved by the hundreds. He worked in the beginning of those revival

meetings in an independent way. Churches that were not expecting

revival will suddenly experience revival." This was happening for a period of time

until Christians found out what revival meant on how to work towards revival and

then that type of revival phased out and the revivals that followed were every

bit as powerful as the other revivals had been. But Christians

that learn how to do it. Stoddard (if some of you will know who he was, related to

Jonathan Edwards) he experienced in 35 years, he experienced five revivals in

his church. But other churches were not experiencing revival. So a bunch of

pastors had a meeting with Stoddard to ask him the secret of revival. And he said,

"God is not favoring us because we're any better than you. But we expect revival;

we pray for it, we fast for it. We believe God for it. You don't do any of

those things. You're waiting for something to happen. We're waiting for

something to happen too, but we're believing God for it. We're preaching towards it.

And that was a difference. And I think there is a very important lesson for us

to learn here

For more infomation >> Bill McLeod The Canadian Revival 1971 - Duration: 12:01.

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ExploreJam 2, Part 1 - Duration: 1:22:03.

I do this later, skip to 14:54 to avoid a minute of failure!

I do this later, skip to 14:54 to avoid a minute of failure!

This takes a while... Skip to 1:03:33 to avoid the mess!

This takes a while... Skip to 1:03:33 to avoid the mess!

This takes a while... Skip to 1:03:33 to avoid the mess!

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Motivation for Musicians #1 - WE'RE ALL EQUAL #FindYourMotive - Duration: 1:16.

'Losing my fingertips was devastating... But it made me invent a new way of playing.' (Tony Iommi)

We are all equal.

Most of us have two hands, ten fingers, and a brain working.

And it doesn't matter how big or small your limbs are

– you DO have them, that's it!

You can hold a spoon, you've learned that like billions on the Earth.

You've learned how to walk and run, and these are much more complex things than playing an instrument.

You don't remember it, but you spent several years of your life

observing that other people could stand on their legs, and trying to replicate that.

Falling, getting up, again and again

– and you did it after all! How?

Because you did not know that you could not learn.

Still have excuses?

Tell it to the armless guy who's learned how to play guitar with his legs.

JOIN US!

For more infomation >> Motivation for Musicians #1 - WE'RE ALL EQUAL #FindYourMotive - Duration: 1:16.

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Why Health is not Important for Some People - Duration: 4:38.

Hi! I'm Sharon Jurd and welcome to my Biz Blitz video.

Today I want to talk to you about why health is not so important to some people.

When I say this I mean sometimes they think it's important but they don't make it a priority

and I want to talk to you about why they're not making it a priority.

I'll tell you that the main reason why people don't make health a priority in their life is because they have some limiting beliefs.

Now when we have beliefs around a subject like health, they can either do one of two things,

they can create as a positive belief or as a limiting belief,they can destroy.

When you have these limiting beliefs it can actually destroy the area in your life that you are wanting to achieve in.

Today, we're talking about health and I want to talk about those three things, three limiting beliefs that I believe hold people back.

The first limiting belief that I hear I a lot about is I don't have enough time

and we hear this not only in health but other areas in our life too.

We know that everybody has the same amount of time every day, twenty-four hours,we all have it.

So why is it that some people can find time to exercise and fit it into their schedule and other people say,

,"I don't have time"?

It's a limiting belief for them. What they need to do, and if this is you, you need to change that belief

from "I should exercise" to "I must exercise".

And when you change something to a "must" then you'll make it a priority in your schedule for your twenty-four hours.

The other limiting belief that I hear around health is that it's too expensive.

They say it's very expensive to get a personal trainer, a dietitian, your gym gear, food; it's just all too expensive.

And really if you add up the expenses of your health care that you may have to pay for if you're

not healthy or the time away from your business or the time away from your family;

if you're unwell and have to take time away from your family, how much is that worth to you?

I think it's worth a lot more than actually the cost of your fresh fruit and veg.

You have to make it a priority and spend the money now to save heaps and heaps later on.

The third thing that I hear is I'm not motivated.

And when I hear that it's usually about willpower possibly, where people think, "I just can't do it.

I know what I need to do but I just can't motivate myself to do it."

motivation is not something that comes naturally we all have to work at it and

Any of us, you ask anybody, when they are trying to be motivated in,

for instance exercise or your own health and wellbeing, you have to work on it on a continuous basis.

There are mornings when I don't want to get up and exercise

and I use every excuse under the sun but I know that it's a must for me and I get up and do it.

Some people think that people who are really fit and healthy just get up every morning,

super motivated and don't have those mornings where they don't want to do it. That is untrue.

You're probably just seeing a showreel of someone's life. There will be mornings, I guarantee you,

they don't want to get up and exercise but they are consistent about it and they are persistent to get those results.

So there are my three limiting beliefs. Are they beliefs that you have?

Think about what the words in your head are saying to you when you think about your health and wellbeing.

Do you say, "I don't have enough time?" Do you say, "It's too expensive?" Do you say, ,"I'm not motivated?"

You must change these limiting beliefs to make sure that your health and wellbeing is a priority in your life.

I'm Sharon Jurd, thank you for listening today.

If you think this video would add value to your family, friends or colleagues, please share my video.

I want to help as many people as I can and I'm hoping you'll help me do that too. Talk soon.

For more infomation >> Why Health is not Important for Some People - Duration: 4:38.

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Knowing How to Tell a Good Story Is Like Having Mind Control | Alan Alda - Duration: 6:58.

I met a nanoscientist at Cornell University who had a really interesting story.

He had discovered, with his graduate student, how to make the world's thinnest glass—it

was only one atom thick.

The top of it was the same atom as the bottom of it, and he called it "two-dimensional

glass."

It was an amazing thing, nobody had ever found a way to make glass this thin before, and

it was picked up by one scientific journal.

And it seemed like a more interesting subject than one that would just get that much attention.

And a couple of months later he was taking our workshop when we were up at Cornell, and

in the course of talking about his discovery we realized that he had discovered how to

make the world's thinnest glass by accident.

It wasn't something he was trying to do, an accident happened.

And I said, "You know, this is fascinating.

People like us, on the outside, in the public, it's an interesting story to us to know that

something so groundbreaking, that helped you understand the structure of glass and might

have new uses for glass, that you discovered such a thing by accident.

What an interesting story that is."

And also in the meantime he had been cited in the Guinness Book of World Records as having

discovered the world's thinnest glass.

So now he had two things that would interest the public.

And the next time he gave an interview he started off with the story of how it had been

an accident that he discovered this.

This human story now led into the technical story about what was the world's thinnest

glass, how was it made, and that kind of thing.

It became a story that was interesting to other people who don't know the technical

details with that familiarity.

And now his story about discovering the glass was picked up by websites and newspapers all

over America, all over Great Britain, and venture capitalists started calling him, asking

him if they could commercialize this process—just starting with a human story that people on

the outside of your work are interested in, because we're all human and we all think in

stories.

And every experiment has a story.

Every life and science has a story and it's so common to hear people, when you say to

them in a workshop, "Tell me your story."

They say, "Oh, I don't have a story."

Yes, you do!

What's fascinating to you, when you really think about it, about how you got from here

to there?

And the most important thing about a story, it turns out—to me, anyway—is the obstacle

that you found yourself facing as you were trying to get to your goal.

The story is not, "I wanted to get to Toledo, and I went and I got there."

That's okay.

It's not much of a story.

The story is, "I was headed toward Toledo and the airplanes were shut down, the cars

were shut down, the railroad—how was I going to get to Toledo?"

That's an interesting story and I want to listen to that.

If in the course of that it turns out you discovered a new way to get to Toledo, I want

to hear it.

The glass of water exercise is something that I figured out on the way to giving a talk.

I wanted to give a talk to writers about what's the essential ingredient of a dramatic story.

And I'm in the car with my wife and I said, "I don't know how to start this thing."

She said, "Well, why don't you start with some image."

I said, "An image, okay."

So an image of a story, a dramatic story, I decided in that moment was: carrying a glass

of water across the stage, filled to the brim.

So when I got there I said, "Is there somebody relatively brave in the audience?

Come on up.

Carry this empty glass across the stage."

And it's a little awkward.

The audience titters a little bit, but nothing much is happening.

She puts the glass down on the table over there.

Then I take a pitcher and I fill it all the way to the brim, there's hardly a molecule

of water left before it starts to spill, and she's holding the glass and I say, "Okay,

now carry the glass carefully across the stage and put it on the table over there, but don't

spill a drop or your entire village will die."

Now she's got an obstacle she has to overcome, and she carries it so carefully, so carefully

that the audience is riveted to the glass, and if a bead of water goes down the side

of the glass you can hear them gasp.

Now, everybody knows there's no village, nobody is going to die, but just the imaginary situation

that she has this important obstacle makes this an engaging sight, and that happens in

every story that has a dramatic obstacle in it.

The attempt to get past the obstacle, to get where you're going, to achieve what you're

trying to achieve, makes it an interesting story.

So my guess is instead of leaving out your mistakes, instead of leaving out the problems

you have in achieving something, whether it's science or whether it's an interview where

the prospective boss says, "Tell me about your greatest achievement," don't just tell

them about your greatest achievement, tell them about the problems you had in solving

the issue you were dealing with so you could get to something you could call an achievement.

That makes it an interesting story.

It makes it a more human story and it doesn't make you a braggart, it shows you had something

really tough to work on, here's what you thought you might do to make it better.

It's engaging, and what you want to do is engage that new employer.

You don't want to just give them the facts.

"Here are the facts, you ought to hire me."

He's going to work with you.

He's going to work with a person.

Give him the person, and if the scientist gives the audience the person and how they

felt and what they went through as they were accomplishing this important discovery, we're

going to take it in better, we're going to understand it better, and we're going to remember

it.

For more infomation >> Knowing How to Tell a Good Story Is Like Having Mind Control | Alan Alda - Duration: 6:58.

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Alpha Trailer (HD) (English & French Subtitles) - Duration: 2:30.

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Some extra trash - Duration: 2:26.

well hello there.

and you

are

Tyrell Wellick

I love him

wow

pretty girl. bad habit.

don't quote me, alright?

you've been a completely idiot.

I failed him.

you care about him.

what?

did that make you feel better?

you're on fire.

you also did it to protect me.

I promise you.

if you need me.

I'll be there.

who the hell do you think you are?

we were special.

I'm sorry.

you're right Clarke

life is about more than just surviving.

I'll always be with you.

Maggie Rhee.

you're the only murderer here

For more infomation >> Some extra trash - Duration: 2:26.

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Cosmic Origin of the Chemical Elements: Telescopes and observing (Ep. 10) - Duration: 4:46.

Have you ever wondered how all the chemical elements are made?

Then join me as we are lifting all the star dust secrets to understand the cosmic origin of the chemical elements.

Astronomers collect data and when you want to work with the oldest stars and

you want to determine their cosmic chemical composition, you have to use the

technique of spectroscopy.

Spectroscopy means that we split up the light into the

rainbow colors and because we are looking for stars with very weak absorption

lines in the very end, we need to stretch out the light real bad

to get to a data quality level that is sufficient for our work. Now, if you

want to split up your light over so many colors, you really need a big glass, a big

telescope, in order to collect enough light that there is enough light, a

photons, left over for every single color in the rainbow. I use the Magellan

telescope in Chile. It has a 6.5 meter mirror and it's a beautiful telescope

and like going observing very much. But most people really can't

understand what it means when I say I go observing. Well, what it means is I fly

to Chile, the telescope is located in the Atacama Desert 2500 meters up, and one

has to fly to Santiago first and then to La Serena and then, from there, it's two

hours with a car up into the mountains, and then when you get there you see the

mountains, you see a little telescope glistening in the Sun. Actually, there are

two telescopes there, they are twin telescopes. I use mostly just one of them,

sometimes I use the other one too, and one time, actually, I used them both. That

was exciting -- both at the same time! I had to run back and forth between the two to

make sure that everything is working properly. What you have when you

get there is that you have a beautiful mountain landscape and of course at night you

have the beautiful dark sky above you. The stars are so bright all together

when they make up the Milky Way that, actually, I used to walk outside and I

didn't need to bring a flashlight. There was no moon but the Milky Way band

in the Southern hemisphere is so bright that you can just walk outside. You

wouldn't run into a tree or a car or whatever. And I could almost imagine that

I would see the shadow from the Milky Way's light. I could have just imagined

that but the fact that I, actually, was in this position that I said, like, "Oh, can I

see my shadow from the night sky?" that's just fantastic in itself.

In the following, I want to show you a few videos that I have taken at

the telescopes to give you a little insight into what it means, what this

observing means, and how we collect data. But I also want to share with you what

the night sky looks like because it is just too beautiful and words really

can't describe it.

For more infomation >> Cosmic Origin of the Chemical Elements: Telescopes and observing (Ep. 10) - Duration: 4:46.

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Megaman 3 Perfect No Damage Walkthrough - Needleman - Duration: 3:09.

Today I'm gonna walk you through a perfect run of Mega Man 3.

Take out the porcupines as quickly as possible because your buster won't damage them when

they turn into breath mints.

Finish the job so you don't get overwhelmed with needles, like most of the music industry.

The needles from porcupine can be destroyed by your buster, but they also block your shots

from making contact, so prepare to have to jump.

I really should be sliding here to avoid the hardhat's bullets.

I'm just being overly cautious with these ball launchers.

Keep a medium distance and if you see a ball coming, run in and try finishing him off.

If you miss the met, slide underneath and shoot him in the back.

Keep running and the dragonfly should pass right over the gap.

Shoot the metool, wait and bait the dragonfly, drop off the ledge and shoot the hardhat with

style.

Don't get too cocky though.

You can change directions while sliding if you need to adjust your timing, making this

screen a non issue.

You need to anticipate this next needle retracting so get used to the timing.

Slide off.

Some good enemy placement by the devs on this one.

Your best bet is to make it to the upper ledge and jump over the dood.

Let's try again.

You can position yourself halfway off the top of the ladder and shoot at his feet, or

you can stand there and shoot and duck back down the ladder when the hammer comes flying

at you.

Both methods are mad easy.

This last guys is easier to destroy than dodge, don't be fooled.

Needleman is extremely difficuly, but there are some subtle zoning techniques that can

help you out.

Stay a couple inches away from the wall and keep shooting while jumping to avoid his needles.

When he comes at you, delayjump to avoid his head attack.

Slide away to right side of the side of the background column.

If you're lucky he will headattack from far away which gives you plenty of punishment

time.

If does his needle attack you might need to make some small mid air adjustments while

jumping to avoid damage.

When avoiding the nails try jumping over the first two and let the next two fly overhead.

Needleman is arguably the hardest robot master to beat during a perfect run through Mega

Man 3.

Right up there with shadowman.

Who do you think is tougher?

start a dialogue in the comment section and share this video with your fat friends.

For more infomation >> Megaman 3 Perfect No Damage Walkthrough - Needleman - Duration: 3:09.

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Mazda CX-3 2.0 GT-M 2WD 2.0 SKYACTIV-G 120 GT-M 2WD Airco Navigatie Cruise Control Bose geluid RIJKL - Duration: 1:00.

For more infomation >> Mazda CX-3 2.0 GT-M 2WD 2.0 SKYACTIV-G 120 GT-M 2WD Airco Navigatie Cruise Control Bose geluid RIJKL - Duration: 1:00.

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L'avenir de l'energie de David #GénÉnergie - Duration: 1:03.

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INTERNAL Radiator Comparison (Plus A Few Tips!) - Duration: 4:50.

Okay, this is a 1978 Camaro that was redone in '96 when I was just broken into my twenties

and so we put a four core radiator in it and we put an electric fan out of a Pontiac J2000

it was like an 1980 ... 82? 83?84? Or something like that. Everything was done on an extremely

shade-tree mechanic/kid budget. Now this radiator has outlived its purpose so I drained the

water out of it and we're gonna change it out. We're gonna take this four core steel

and we're gonna put in this three core aluminum that we got from Lead [rhymes with bed] Sports,

or Lead [rhymes with bead] Sports? L - E - A - D Sports in San Bernardino, California.

It came with two electric Chinese fans. I don't know if I'll put them on, or a different

model. And we're also going to weigh both radiators, put 'em on the scale, see what

they are empty, and then we're also going to scope them to look inside to see how much

crud is in the old one and how clean the welds are on the inside of the new one.

Taking off this old fan, this thing has not been off in well over twenty years. It's been faithful

to the car. We just had zip ties holding it on. This thing right here is a thermostat.

I don't have it hooked up right now, but you put electrics to it, the actual sending unit

is up in here to automatically turn this on, but I went with a toggle just because I knew

I would shut it on and off and didn't have to rely on this.

This tranny cooler that's on here is full of bugs, so this is a good opportunity to

take an air hose and blow this out while you have it off, and then we're gonna add a screen

in front of the new radiator when we get to that point.

Three different bolts. Boy, what we had to do to scavenge parts back then...

Now we're taking out the radiator and we're taking off the transmission lines out with

the radiator, the coolant. It's a good idea to take, you can take and use one of your

bolts that you used while taking out the shroud or something, put a bolt in there and tighten

the clamp back up if you have one available and then you won't have fluid leaking all

over.

Alright, we're gonna look at the difference. Even though this radiator cosmetically looks

good on the outside, it wasn't leaking, it is starting to show a little wear, the fins

are still solid on both sides. Little dent. And this aluminum one, little more delicate.

Brand new. And we're gonna look at the difference.

This is the old one. This is the four core. And it was not leaking yet but it wouldn't

be long. It was starting to get a little corroded down here.

And the number is... 'bout 25.8, 26 pounds.

And this weight is... 15.4. Ten pounds less. And these fins are definitely delicate. And

then we're gonna put a scope inside and see what we can find.

Alright, this is gonna be the difference between a three core aluminum radiator and what you see

on the inside. See how nice and clean that should be all the way to the bottom?

And then we will go right into the twenty year old four core steel. And we'll see what

we find. You'll see that that's ... ew. Yeah, I'll try and get down to the bottom a little

more. As you get to the bottom it'll get worse for sure. Um, try, try and turn it here. Look

at that. All that junk is also sitting inside of your cooling fans.

So even if a radiator cosmetically looks good on the outside, it does not mean the inside

is any good.