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I came to Caltech in 1964.

I came as a postdoc and then became a faculty member in 1967,

setting up a research group in space physics with Robbie Vogt.

Then in 1972, I was asked to spend part of my time at JPL as chief scientist

for this new mission, which was called at that time MJS '77, but which became Voyager.

* We have liftoff of the Titan Centaur, carrying the first of two Voyager spacecraft

to extend man's senses farther into the solar system than ever before. *

I hesitated because I was a fairly young professor at that point,

and I still had a lot of research I wanted to do. We had some discussions about how to focus

on the science leadership, and I felt I could continue my research here on campus,

working with students and building instruments; some students actually worked on Voyager with me.

Our first encounters with Jupiter were in 1979.

The next encounter was Voyager 1 with Saturn in Nov. 1980, followed in Aug. 1981 by Voyager 2.

After the Saturn flyby, we had a nice cruising period until 1986 for Uranus,

and so I did, in fact, teach Physics 1 again.

The wonderful thing about planetary flybys is there's a lot of freshman physics that you can talk about

- the encounters, the trajectories. What we see often has some very basic physics

you can talk about. I found a wonderful way to include in the classical physics that you get in Physics 1

some relevant things that are happening now.

Caltech is really a unique place. It has the community that you expect

from a small college, but it's doing really major world-class research.

Caltech founded JPL, and then when NASA was formed in 1958,

it became owned by NASA and run by Caltech. So that makes it possible for a professor here

to actually go to JPL on a part-time basis for an extended period of time,

because it's all the same university.

* The event which really altered our view and our expectation for the rest of the mission

was the discovery of the volcanoes on Io. *

When we saw Io, we had never seen anything like it. It had these large features. There was

this heart-shaped pattern, all these black spots.

We had no idea what we were looking at, even though we had had all these hints.

As we got to closest approach, the Infrared PI, Rudy Hanel, came in and said

"You know there's some peculiar spectrum here on Io. One possibility is we have a calibration problem.

Or maybe it's a new kind of material, which has this particular temperature profile."

Another was "maybe there's more than one temperature on Io."

We all sat there and listened to this, and not one of us said, "That explains what we're seeing!"

When I went to Optical Navigation, here was this white appendage on Io.

Occasionally I'll have little sketches here and there.

Here it is. There's Io, and see that little thing I drew there?

This was the sunset line, and you could see this bright thing up above the dark surface.

She had done a lot of work - Linda Morabito - and was convinced it was not just

another satellite that happened to get in the same field of view.

A couple days later, Rudy Hanel came in and said "We have hot spots, which are lava lakes!"

It's really a remarkable story, how hard it was for us to take the leap

that there could be a small moon with 10 times more volcanic activity than Earth.

And that really opened up our eyes that we were in for a mission that was going to really stretch us

in terms of our understanding of planets

and understanding of Earth.

I think time after time we just found that nature was much more inventive than our models.

Usually, it's the things that we don't anticipate which turn out to be the most important.

It's just that we didn't know that they were out there, whatever they were.

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NASA is preparing to launch the next Tracking and Data Relay Satellite, TDRS-M.

This satellite is just one component of NASA's space-based communication network.

This constellation provides communications services to many NASA missions.

Missions like: The International Space Station; The Hubble Space Telescope;

The Earth-observing satellite fleet

The data that is generated from these missions is delivered to Earth through TDRS.

TDRS-M will help replenish and expand the network's services and capabilities.

After launch, TDRS-M will travel to geosynchronous orbit.

Once in orbit, it will begin it's deployment and testing sequence.

After the spacecraft has passed these tests, TDRS-M will become TDRS-13.

It will then join its sister satellites to provide communications services to many NASA missions.

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The Truth Behind The Taylor Swift Groping Scandal - Duration: 5:17.

Some stars shine so brightly they get burned.

Unfortunately for songstress Taylor Swift, that's just what happened to her.

After getting hit with a major lawsuit, the country singer-turned-pop icon countersued

— paving the way for what became a lengthy legal battle.

Now that the trial is finally over, here's a look at the truth behind Taylor Swift's

groping scandal.

She accused a DJ of groping her

Before a Colorado concert at the Pepsi Center on June 2, 2013, Swift was posing for photos

with fans during a scheduled meet-and-greet when, according to Swift, country music DJ

David Mueller reached under her skirt and groped her.

TMZ reported that Swift told the court, "He put his hand under my dress and grabbed my

bare ass.

As soon as he grabbed my ass, I became shocked and withdrawn and was barely able to say 'Thanks

for coming,' which is what I say to everybody.

I was barely able to get the words out, and it was like somebody switched the lights off

in my personality."

Suit and countersuit

Mueller was reportedly fired from his gig at Denver radio station 98.5 KYGO just two

days after the alleged incident, according to Page Six.

In response, Mueller filed a la wsuit against Swift in September 2015, accusing her of getting

him fired after her security detail falsely claimed that he'd inappropriately touched

her.

He also claimed that he overheard one of his co-workers bragging about groping Swift.

In response, Swift denied she got Mueller fired, saying that was entirely the radio

station's decision.

She also counter-sued Mueller for battery and sexual assault while refuting Mueller's

claim that a different man had groped her.

The lawsuit read in part, "Resolution of this Counterclaim will demonstrate that Mueller

alone was the perpetrator of the humiliating and wrongful conduct targeted against Ms.

Swift, and will serve as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar

outrageous and humiliating acts."

The court battle

Nearly two years after Mueller and Swift filed their respective lawsuits, they finally made

their way to court, with a civil trial beginning on August 7, 2017.

Mueller was seeking $3 million in damages, while Swift asked for just $1, a symbolic

gesture to go along with a guilty verdict for Mueller.

Mueller took the stand first, on August 8.

He claimed that he may have touched Swift's "rib cage, or rib, or ribs" with a closed

hand, but he maintained that he never grabbed her butt.

He admitted that he had lost or destroyed potential evidence, including an audio recording

of an interview with his employers made the day he was fired that could have shed light

on the reasons for his dismissal.

But he claimed that was accidental, as he "was never told that these items were evidence."

Swift took the stand on August 10.

She stated that Mueller appeared to be drunk during the photo shoot, and that while she

was shocked and horrified by the incident, she continued with the rest of the meet and

greet because she didn't want to disappoint her fans.

When questioned about Mueller's claim that someone else had done the groping, Swift said

she could "have picked [Mueller] out of a line of a thousand.

You can ask me a million questions about it and I'm never going to say something different.

The singer was backed up by her backstage photographer and her bodyguard, both of whom

testified on the witness stand that they saw Mueller grope Swift.

Public support for Swift

During the course of the trial, a number of celebrities came out in support of Swift,

with Girls star Lena Dunham tweeting, "Proud of @taylorswift13 for her fierce & cutting

testimony & her refusal to settle for being treated like property.

Her example is powerful."

Swift's close friend, actress Jaime King, also tweeted her support, saying, "@taylorswift13

is F***ING BRAVE.

ALL deserve justice — to be heard, honored & respected.

No matter race, creed, socioeconomic status, gender."

But perhaps the most personal words came from pop star Kesha.

When Kesha was embroiled in a court case with Sony music producer Dr. Luke — whom she

accused of sexual, physical, verbal, and emotional abuse — she was forbidden from releasing

new music.

In response, Swift gave Kesha $250,000 to help with any financial needs.

Kesha repaid that gesture with a heartfelt tweet that read, "I support you always, and

especially right now and admire your strength and fearlessness.

Truth is always the answer."

The results

On August 14, 2017, following closing statements, the jury took just four hours to find Mueller

guilty of assault and battery.

As Swift requested, Mueller was directed to pay $1 in damages to Swift.

The jury also determined that Swift's team was not liable for causing Mueller to be fired

from his radio gig.

Mueller remained defiant, appea ring on Good Morning America the next day to deny the allegations.

"I didn't do it.

I never grabbed her.

I never had my hand under her skirt, and I can pass a polygraph."

While Mueller may reportedly appeal the court's decision, Swift released a statement thanking

her legal team and fans for their support over the four-year process, adding, "I acknowledge

the privilege that I benefit from in life, in society and in my ability to shoulder the

enormous cost of defending myself in a trial like this.

My hope is to help those whose voices should also be heard.

Therefore, I will be making donations in the near future to multiple organizations that

help sexual assault victims defend themselves."

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Horror Movies That Will Blow Everyone Away In 2018 - Duration: 7:12.

Hollywood lined up lots of high-profile horror projects in 2017, from a revival of the Saw

franchise to a creepy new take on Stephen King's It.

And in 2018, there seems to be plenty more where that came from.

Strap in, because the future looks dark in the best, possible way.

A Quiet Place

Plot details for A Quiet Place are being kept tightly under wraps in advance of its April

2018 release, but screenwriters Scott Beck and Bryan Woods have been on an upward trajectory

ever since they earned a top fifty spot in Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's Project Greenlight

competition.

While their 2015 debut feature Nightlight wasn't particularly well-received, their spec

script for this new project was good enough to be purchased outright by Paramount — and

to attract Hollywood power couple John Krasinski and Emily Blunt, who will be onscreen together

for the first time… unless you count this Oscar-worthy performance on late night TV.

"You're not married anymore."

"John?"

Slender Man

Veteran TV director Sylvain White will helm this adaptation of one of the most well-known

internet memes of all time.

The Slender Man has stalked the Web since 2009, when a Photoshop contest produced a

picture of the tall, thin, faceless stalker of hapless children.

Sony/Screen Gems has slated Slender Man for release on May 18, 2018.

And while details are scant on the film's plot, lovers of creepy internet memes have

a pretty good idea what to expect.

Meg

Meg is a joint American/Chinese production whose title doesn't give away a whole lot

— unless you know that "Meg" is short for Megalodon, a giant prehistoric shark.

The film's international cast will portray a deep-sea research team that comes nose-to-nose

with the terrifying creature when their submersible craft is disabled.

Jason Statham stars as a Navy captain and expert diver, with Rainn Wilson and Ruby Rose

in supporting roles.

The Chinese lead, Li Bingbing, is a veteran actress who you might recognize from the most

recent installments of the Transformers and Resident Evil series.

We'll have to wait until August 10, 2018 to get a look at Meg — but that look will be

in 3D IMAX and will involve Jason Statham fighting a giant shark, so it should be worth

the wait.

Cadaver

Shay Mitchell makes the jump from TV's Pretty Little Liars to big-screen horror with Cadaver,

an intriguing project also starring Castle's Stana Katic.

Mitchell stars as a morgue technician and disgraced former cop, whose late-night shifts

take a turn for the sinister when she receives a badly brutalized corpse.

Kinda like this:

"You'll see human heads without bodies…"

Audiences will have to wait until August 24, 2018 to get a look at Cadaver.

But director Diederik Van Rooijen is already onto his next project — he's been tapped

to handle an upcoming remake of Alfred Hitchcock's classic The Birds.

Halloween

Reboots of classic horror franchises haven't exactly been cinematic gold in recent years,

with new installments of Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th leaving fans wondering

if these franchises were better off dead.

Since Rob Zombie remade Halloween in 2007 and did a sequel to it in 2009, we understand

if you're not too excited about a new Halloween, but here's the thing, you should be, for one

key reason.

"This is my moment!"

Eastbound & Down star Danny McBride and producer David Gordon Green came together to work on

the new film, which will serve as a sequel to the first two films:

"I think tension is what it's all about.

Keeping that tension and keeping people's stomach in knots."

Michael Myers will return to theaters on October 19, 2018, just in time for the scariest night

of the year.

The Strangers 2

The Strangers was a surprise hit in 2008, and not many fans were expecting the second

installment — which was announced way back in 2009 — to actually see the light of day.

But a decade after the first film hit theaters, it's coming, with original director Johannes

Roberts and writer Bryan Bertino on board.

Christina Hendricks leads the cast of the film, which has an as-yet-undetermined release

date in 2018.

What we do know is that it reportedly takes place at a trailer park in the middle of nowhere

during a power outage, where an appearance by the malevolent Sackhead and Pin-Up Girl

would definitely be something to scream about.

Nosferatu

The Witch is widely considered to be among the scariest films of 2015, a unique and ambitious

debut by director Robert Eggers.

And for his follow-up, Eggers isn't scaling back on his ambition.

He'll be helming a remake of the seminal 1922 horror classic Nosferatu, an undertaking only

attempted once before — in 1979, by acclaimed German filmmaker Werner Herzog.

Eggers is a lifelong fan of the original film, and has even mounted a stage production, twice.

It's safe to say the remake is in very good hands — and if The Witch is any indication,

fans might be in for the creepiest vampire flick in years.

Abruptio

Buffy the Vampire Slayer's James Marsters stars in this intriguing film, playing a down-on-his-luck

regular Joe who wakes up one morning with a bomb implanted in his neck.

And there's one hell of a twist:

"It's the sickest stuff you can imagine, but they're all gonna be puppets."

That's right: all the film's roles will be performed by life-sized, realistic latex puppets.

And it's got a hell of a supporting cast, including comedian-turned-horror mastermind

Jordan Peele.

Abruptio will hit theaters sometime in 2018 — and we can only hope we're ready.

Winchester

Now this looks really cool, Winchester is inspired by the true and very bizarre story

of firearm heiress Sarah Winchester, whose mansion is the stuff of legend.

"A house shrouded in mystery and speculation.

A house that has been the source of one of the most unusual legends in California history."

Winchester supposedly believed that the ghosts of people killed by her family's firearms

would haunt her forever — unless she never stopped building.

Rotating shifts of carpenters worked on the mansion until Winchester's death in 1922,

creating an endless series of rooms, nooks and hallways.

"There's odd little corridors that maybe once went somewhere… but the unusual never

really stops in this house."

The upcoming film is a supernatural period piece, written and directed by identical twins

Peter and Michael Spierig, who were behind the 2009 sci-fi/horror thriller Daybreakers.

But key to the project is the casting of Helen Mirren in the lead role, bringing the kind

of acting chops that can elevate any material.

Winchester is slated for release on February 23, 2018.

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Mentorship - Ms.Marvel: Generation Why #WithCaptions - Duration: 4:27.

Hi Friends, welcome to Ms.Marvel week.

In my last video, we talked about how Kamala Khan was given a set of values from Sheikh

Abdullah which serves as a good jumping off point for what we're talking about today: Mentorship.

(intro).

So Sheikh Abdullah talks to Kamala, a young woman that he's probably known for her entire life.

He knows that she is headstrong and kind-hearted and that even though he doesn't know exactly

what it is she's getting into, he knows that she is trying to do something good and offers

her encouragement.

He doesn't offer any help beyond that encouragement and instead advises her to seek out a teacher

who can better teach her to help people the way that she is helping people now.

I think that's beautiful because he recognizes that Kamala isn't willing to accept any further

help from him.

He recognizes that he can't help her with whatever she's taking on, but that she needs help.

He ends the scene by assuring her that "when the student is ready, the master will appear"

And- BOOM!

Enter Wolverine.

Although he might not seem like the obvious first choice, Wolverine is an excellent mentor to Ms.Marvel.

Wolverine was lucky enough to be mentored by someone who cares deeply about cultivating

the potential in others and has spent most of his life around young mutants, some of

whom are just coming into their powers and abilities when he meets them.

He goes into the sewer looking for a missing mutant and instead finds an inhuman superhero

fighting mind-controlled reptiles.

He kind of just rolls with it when she refuses to leave and insists on continuing this fight.

Wolverine lets Ms. Marvel act s she sees fit - and he's honest with her about the parts

of heroics that she finds difficult.

She'll have to hurt things, people will get hurt, and she might not always be able to

get back up in a fight.

His honesty and experiences helps her to face hard truths about her job and learn about

what she's up against, but he also has her back.

Before they part ways Wolverine discovers that Ms.Marvel is inhuman, and he doesn't

abandon her, but realizing that he's done all he can for her, for now, he contacts the Inhumans.

Because being a good mentor sometimes means helping people find someone who will be able to better help them.

Wolverine taught Ms.Marvel to be a better hero, and I think started to help her find

peace when she is forced to act in ways that are uncompassionate.

And Because Wolverine cared about what's best for Ms.Marvel, and because he realized that he cant't help her be a good Inhuman, he contacts the Inhumans at

New Attilan so that Ms.Marvel will have more resources and more qualified people looking after her.

Queen Medusa and Lockjaw also serve as mentors to Kamala in this part of her story - albeit

less involved ones.

They watch over, protect, and help her - particularly Lockjaw, but most importantly they help her

know who she is and that she is not alone.

They offer her a more involved and formal life with them on New Attilan, which she refuses,

but they're still there for her and still care about her despite that refusal.

I love that the second volume of Ms.Marvel focuses on mentorship as a theme.

The first volume was all about Kamala establishing and accepting herself, her true self, as a

hero and now that she's done that there is room for her to grow and people to help her do it.

She has so many people in her life who genuinely care about her and want to help her grow into

the best version of herself.

This also serves as a stark contrast to some of the children her own age who get taken

advantage of by the villain in this story, the Inventor.

They didn't have people pouring into their lives or encouraging them so they tried to

find a way to be useful to society and ended up listening to someone that didn't care about

them and only wanted to use them.

They looked for guidance and found someone who was willing to lead them down a destructive

path that severely undervalued all that they could do and all of their potential.

Kamala was fortunate.

She received encouragement from Sheikh Abdullah who has probably been teaching her for her

entire life, she was lucky to run into Wolverine who has been working with younger heroes for

ages, and she was accepted into a community by Queen Medusa immediately upon meeting her.

Everyone is trying to help her be the best and most marvelous version of Ms.Marvel.

I think I would like to do that for someone.

I would like to be someone who helps people be the best versions of themselves.

Who points out their strengths and helps them find their values, who helps them face some

of the less kind parts of reality, and who invites them into a community where they can

be themselves.

It's a beautiful thing to be a mentor and to be mentored by people who really care about you.

Anyways if you would like to join this community, or just join us for the rest of Ms.Marvel

week you can subscribe, watch another video of mine, or support me on Patreon.

And, hey, I love you.

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NASA is preparing to launch the next Tracking and Data Relay Satellite, TDRS-M.

This satellite is just one component of NASA's space-based communication network.

This constellation provides communications services to many NASA missions.

Missions like: The International Space Station; The Hubble Space Telescope;

The Earth-observing satellite fleet

The data that is generated from these missions is delivered to Earth through TDRS.

TDRS-M will help replenish and expand the network's services and capabilities.

After launch, TDRS-M will travel to geosynchronous orbit.

Once in orbit, it will begin it's deployment and testing sequence.

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Audiobook Wrap Up | #6 - Duration: 8:49.

Hey guys it's Trina and this is another audiobooks review video so I'm going to

be reviewing the last five audiobooks that I have finished this year and just

as a reminder I'm only talking about the narration of these books, like reviewing

it and how it added to or took away from the reading or listening experience and

I have actually already reviewed every single one of these books in like a

reading wrap-up so if you want to hear me talk about plot, characters, overall

enjoyment, and rating of the book itself you can definitely see my last reading

wrap up but today I'm just talking about the narration. So first up I

have recently listened to One of Us is Lying by Karen M McManus. It's a

YA thriller novel about five kids that have detention together, one of them

dies, the other four are suspects, who did it? Snd so because there are four points

of view there are actually four narrators for this audiobook and the narrators

are Kim Mai Guest, MacLeod Andrews, Shannon McManus, and Robbie Daymond. Now, this is

kind of trivia, Kim Mai Guest and MacLeod Andrews both also narrated Their

Fractured Light by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner, which I have reviewed

recently, I've listened to it this year. I love both of these narrators and so I

went into this book like really excited because it was like"oh I know these

narrators and I really love their previous work!' and guys they did a fantastic job in

this book. I thought the other two narrators did as well. This was a debut

novel and I know that sometimes debut authors do have trouble creating

distinct you know character voices. I don't know if that's the case in the

print book but I have to say I really enjoyed having four unique narrators for

these main characters. Now, a lot of you may know I really disliked the book One

of Us is Lying. I didn't like it. I didn't like this story or where it went. I found it a little

bit harmful to myself. I've written up a full Goodreads review on it, I've talked

about it in a reading wrap up, so if you want to know my issues I will point you

to those. I probably am not going to be doing a solo review because I just kind

of am tired of talking about this book. But as much as I dislike the book, the

narration was fine. All four of these narrators they did a great job. They

brought the story to life, they did their jobs well, so I want to make it clear

that although I did not like the book, the narrator's were just doing their

jobs you know and they did a great job so if you're interested in this book and

you want to know if it's any good on audio, yeah I would recommend the audio format.

Then I listened to Down Among the Sticks and Bones by Seanan McGuire,

which is the sequel/prequel to Every Heart a Doorway. This one is

following some of the side characters from the first book and we're giving like

all of their backstory about their world and stuff. This is like a series about

teenagers who have gone off into like fantasy realms and then they're shoved back

out into the real world and they're trying to deal with that and so this

book is following these two characters and what their experience in their realm

was and this audio book was actually narrated by the author herself, Seanan

McGuire, and that was a really cool experience.

Cynthia Hopkins narrated the first book. Every Heart a Doorway and I loved her

narration and so when I saw that she wasn't doing this book as well I was a

little bit disappointed but Seanan McGuire did a great job and it was really

cool because I don't think I've ever heard an author narrate their own story

that was fiction before but she knew this story and she's a great storyteller

vocally as well. So again, I love both of these narrators and I don't want to

choose and say one was better than the other because they're both fantastic. I

loved it. It was great. It was amazing. I would definitely recommend the audio

format for these books. Then I listened to Lord Of Shadows by Cassandra Clare,

which is the second book in the Dark Artifices series, which is one of the

series in her overall Shadowhunters universe so it's a YA urban fantasy

series and this audiobook was narrated by James Marsters who is the actor that

played Spike in the TV show Buffy. His voicing was really good. He did distinct

voices for each character. He was doing the most, like going a little bit over

the top for certain characters. He would do like really high-pitched squeaky

voices for some like fae characters or really gravelly voices for some of the

like monsters. It was a very interesting reading experience so like, most of the

voices were just normal sounding and then he like went over the top for some

of the more fantastical creature voicing and I really enjoyed it. Now, I did

actually have to switch from the audio book to the print format of this book

because my audiobook expired on me when I was about 100 pages from the end so I

finished out the book, the last hundred pages or so,

in the print format and it was really seamless to switch formats in the middle

of the book. I really enjoyed both formats. I don't know that I would

recommend one over the other because they're both great. They're both fine. But

I personally have been really enjoying listening to this series on audiobook.

Then I listened to Juniper Lemon's Happiness Index written by Julie Israel.

This is a YA contemporary book about a girl who's recently lost her sister and

she discovered that her sister left a letter behind and she's trying to figure

out who this letter was to so that she could deliver it so there's kind of a

mystery edge to it but mainly it's just a contemporary especially dealing with loss. The

audiobook narrator was was Abigail Revasch and I had a really great time with this

audiobook. I've never heard this narrator before or anything but I definitely want

to find more audiobooks that she has narrated because I enjoyed her narration

so much. She did a little extra things that I don't hear a lot of narrators do

like when the book says the character laughed she would read that in the

narration and then she would actually laugh when the dialogue started, or if a

character sighs she would sigh as she was saying the line. So she was

definitely more expressive than most of the narrators that I listen to and I

really enjoyed that. I didn't find it distracting at all it just made this

character feel much more real to me. I would definitely recommend this book on

audio. There is a little bit of formatting in the print version of the

book that you will miss out on, just like some handwritten letters or lists and

stuff like that but it's no big deal. Some of the things that are in list form

in the book, you could clearly tell that they were in list form when the narrator

read them so I had no trouble with the way that things like that translated to

audio. I really enjoyed it and would definitely recommend checking this book

out on audio if you can. The last audiobook that I am reviewing today is

Flame in the Mist by Renee Ahdieh. This is a YA fantasy story. It is the start

of a new duology and it is set in a Japan inspired world and it's about a

girl who is seeking revenge so she dresses up like a boy in order to

infiltrate this notorious black clan that she hates. I chose to listen to this

book on audio because I had a lot of trouble getting into Renee's previous

series. The Wrath and the Dawn, and I wanted to give her another chance

but I wanted to listen to the audiobook to just kind of help me along. This

audiobook was narrated by Nancy Wu. Personally, I felt like her narration

sounded quite robotic, and granted I listened to it on like 1.6 times speed.

There were times I would be listening and she, like her voicing of it reminded

me of a less computerized version of the A.I. villain from the video game Portal.

It's not the same voice actor. I haven't heard anything else that she's narrated

so I don't have a good accurate gauge of her voicing. Her character voicing on the

other hand was fine. It was mainly just like the reading the long long long

passages of descriptions that sounded very monotone and robotic. It's not the

worst I've ever heard. I have called several audiobooks that I've reviewed

monotonous and robotic, it's definitely not the worst, but it just prevented me

from having any real connection to it and although I didn't enjoy the

narration I also know that a large part of why I did not enjoy this book was

because of the world-building, and descriptions, and characterizations

themselves. So I don't want you to think that the only reason I disliked this

book was because of the audio format that I chose and because I didn't like

the narration. It was admittedly a combination of the two. I don't think I

would have enjoyed this book in any other format. So yeah, that's all I really

have to say about it. Not my favorite. So those are the last five audiobooks I

have finished and if I had to recommend just one of them and tell you guys which

of these five was my favorite I think I'm going to have to go with Down Among

the Sticks and Bones by Seanan McGuire. I think that the audio format definitely

fits the storytelling quality of these books so I have really been in enjoying them.

They are some of my favorite audiobooks that I've listened to this year overall.

So out of these five, Down Among the Sticks and Bones was my favorite. It's the one

that I would recommend the most highly to you guys if you're looking for

something to pick up next. If you have listened to anything recently that you

really loved please share that with me down below or if you've listened to any

of these books and just want to chat more about the narration or if you can

recommend me anything else that these narrators have done that you enjoyed I

would definitely love to hear that down below. Thank you guys so much for

watching and I will see you in the comments. Bye!

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Twin Pumpkin - Hello, My Name Is Twin Pumpkin (Official Video) - Duration: 4:08.

Cold enough to know what's on your mind

If I could reach your faith, i'll redefine the line

and baby I am fighting on your side You see?

I'm ready, letting, melting all the powers that be

Claustrophobic? Yes, indeed

but I really need some words to make you just believe

Our future's nearly bright Heart's at ecstasy

Come on my future baby take this dance with me

I'm in need (14x)

All we are is just a frame

A spark to make the fuses wake We are by far, most innovative

The needing in our lifes pass by

A fraud in someone's misconception Clinically under correction

Fill the room with skeletons

The feeling of regret is worst than never falling back to see the

Day of doomsday on our chest

and all we do is pacify and all we do is pacify!

I've been waiting on that tele I've been drowning awake

Not a lot of caress in the light

and there you're sobbing a sea

'Cause i'm a star for mocking vendettas tonight

Operator, please Come and help me out

Operator, please Come and shut my mouth

Operator, please Come and take my hand

Operator, please Come and blow my brains

Not Again! How did this happen to me?

How much will it take to fall like yesterday?

I hear them say: "What's lost can never be saved"

How much will it take 'till I fall like yesterday?

So they told me...

Fuck you!

Not Again! How did this happen to me?

How much will it take to fall like yesterday?

I hear them say: "What's lost can never be saved"

How much will it take 'till I fall like yesterday?

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Mentorship - Ms.Marvel: Generation Why #WithCaptions - Duration: 4:27.

Hi Friends, welcome to Ms.Marvel week.

In my last video, we talked about how Kamala Khan was given a set of values from Sheikh

Abdullah which serves as a good jumping off point for what we're talking about today: Mentorship.

(intro).

So Sheikh Abdullah talks to Kamala, a young woman that he's probably known for her entire life.

He knows that she is headstrong and kind-hearted and that even though he doesn't know exactly

what it is she's getting into, he knows that she is trying to do something good and offers

her encouragement.

He doesn't offer any help beyond that encouragement and instead advises her to seek out a teacher

who can better teach her to help people the way that she is helping people now.

I think that's beautiful because he recognizes that Kamala isn't willing to accept any further

help from him.

He recognizes that he can't help her with whatever she's taking on, but that she needs help.

He ends the scene by assuring her that "when the student is ready, the master will appear"

And- BOOM!

Enter Wolverine.

Although he might not seem like the obvious first choice, Wolverine is an excellent mentor to Ms.Marvel.

Wolverine was lucky enough to be mentored by someone who cares deeply about cultivating

the potential in others and has spent most of his life around young mutants, some of

whom are just coming into their powers and abilities when he meets them.

He goes into the sewer looking for a missing mutant and instead finds an inhuman superhero

fighting mind-controlled reptiles.

He kind of just rolls with it when she refuses to leave and insists on continuing this fight.

Wolverine lets Ms. Marvel act s she sees fit - and he's honest with her about the parts

of heroics that she finds difficult.

She'll have to hurt things, people will get hurt, and she might not always be able to

get back up in a fight.

His honesty and experiences helps her to face hard truths about her job and learn about

what she's up against, but he also has her back.

Before they part ways Wolverine discovers that Ms.Marvel is inhuman, and he doesn't

abandon her, but realizing that he's done all he can for her, for now, he contacts the Inhumans.

Because being a good mentor sometimes means helping people find someone who will be able to better help them.

Wolverine taught Ms.Marvel to be a better hero, and I think started to help her find

peace when she is forced to act in ways that are uncompassionate.

And Because Wolverine cared about what's best for Ms.Marvel, and because he realized that he cant't help her be a good Inhuman, he contacts the Inhumans at

New Attilan so that Ms.Marvel will have more resources and more qualified people looking after her.

Queen Medusa and Lockjaw also serve as mentors to Kamala in this part of her story - albeit

less involved ones.

They watch over, protect, and help her - particularly Lockjaw, but most importantly they help her

know who she is and that she is not alone.

They offer her a more involved and formal life with them on New Attilan, which she refuses,

but they're still there for her and still care about her despite that refusal.

I love that the second volume of Ms.Marvel focuses on mentorship as a theme.

The first volume was all about Kamala establishing and accepting herself, her true self, as a

hero and now that she's done that there is room for her to grow and people to help her do it.

She has so many people in her life who genuinely care about her and want to help her grow into

the best version of herself.

This also serves as a stark contrast to some of the children her own age who get taken

advantage of by the villain in this story, the Inventor.

They didn't have people pouring into their lives or encouraging them so they tried to

find a way to be useful to society and ended up listening to someone that didn't care about

them and only wanted to use them.

They looked for guidance and found someone who was willing to lead them down a destructive

path that severely undervalued all that they could do and all of their potential.

Kamala was fortunate.

She received encouragement from Sheikh Abdullah who has probably been teaching her for her

entire life, she was lucky to run into Wolverine who has been working with younger heroes for

ages, and she was accepted into a community by Queen Medusa immediately upon meeting her.

Everyone is trying to help her be the best and most marvelous version of Ms.Marvel.

I think I would like to do that for someone.

I would like to be someone who helps people be the best versions of themselves.

Who points out their strengths and helps them find their values, who helps them face some

of the less kind parts of reality, and who invites them into a community where they can

be themselves.

It's a beautiful thing to be a mentor and to be mentored by people who really care about you.

Anyways if you would like to join this community, or just join us for the rest of Ms.Marvel

week you can subscribe, watch another video of mine, or support me on Patreon.

And, hey, I love you.

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Seattle Storm Stands with Planned Parenthood - Duration: 0:44.

I'm living my dream.

The dream I had when I was 8 years old, when I saw myself on this court, surrounded by

this crowd, chanting my name.

But I didn't get here on my own.

I had teachers, mentors, and coaches.

I had support. I had information. I had care.

For over 100 years, Planned Parenthood has been providing support, information, and care

to women and girls so that they can fulfill their dreams.

No ceilings, no limits.

Now it's our time to offer our support to Planned Parenthood, because we care.

No matter who.

No matter where.

No matter what.

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