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GRIFFIN: I'm not even touching it no more, I'm not even touching it no more! okay okay

JUSTIN: Okay! Okay!

GRIFFIN: I am touching it no more. Get— What?! What the—?!

Hi and welcome back to Monster Factory: Just Like Art, I'm Griffin McElroy.

You got Justin McElroy on the line.

And here at Monster Factory: Just Like Art, we take video games

and do bad jobs of making characters inside of them, and...

I think that's it?

Succinct.

Alright!

GRIFFIN: Okay so what have we done? We've done sort of mysterious,

we did powerful,

we did hyper commercial Jerry Potter.

I think this time let's just try to capture the ezzence of beauty.

JUSTIN: The essence of beauty, that's evocative. An evocative phrase.

GRIFFIN: When you're an artist, you have to say it like ezzzzence.

Forehead fix? Yes, fix the forehead.

JUSTIN: Yes.

JUSTIN: Apply! GRIFFIN: It's not doing it.

JUSTIN: Apply! Save! GRIFFIN: Bad slider!

GRIFFIN: Elf ear. Yes, ohhhh shit! It's beautiful.

All elves are beautiful. JUSTIN: Wow!

JUSTIN: Don't feed this one after midnight. Hachi Machi!

GRIFFIN: Can we split the difference between Chomp Mom and Jerry?

Can we get it, like—

JUSTIN: That's like a normal neck, right?Halfway between those two, though.

GRIFFIN: That's certainly what my neck looks like!

A beautiful boardwalk caricature.

What meat is that?

What meat is this?

What are we seeing here?!

JUSTIN: That's like a— it looks like eye tongues?

Or maybe some black-eyed peas in there?

GRIFFIN: I think we've made like an early '90s, like, PC game elf? From the side?

From the front it's, uhhh...

JUSTIN: An early '90s PC game drawn by Al Hirschfeld.

Finally, a character with a Fritos scoop for a nose.

GRIFFIN (laughing): Look at this fucking vuvuzela on there.

Thanks, Todd, for the vuvuzela.

JUSTIN: You've got your finger on the pulse of gamers.

GRIFFIN: Can we give her that Mona Lisa smile?

There we go, we found it!

Get that lip meat away from that teeth meat!

I gotta keep em separate on my plate.

I like to eat em one at a time.

Oh, shitbirds!

JUSTIN: Whoa, whoa. The mouth has gone— the teeth have gone rogue.

GRIFFIN: I don't know if that's particularly beautiful.

I know I said I wanted my teeth meet lip separate on the plate, but this is—

these are two separate plates at this point.

JUSTIN: Yeah, we've like— we've careened into Hannibal.

Oh, Griffin.

This is a tough one.

This is a challenging one.

GRIFFIN: What if we put some wonderful hair?

Can we get blonde with brown highlights in it?

Cuz then we can get doing get Janiston's whole scene

JUSTIN: This is soooo Rachel.

GRIFFIN: This is VERY Rachel-from-Friends Rachel.

"RASS! RASS! RASS!!!"

"RASS!"

"DO NOT GET ON PLANE, RASS!"

"RASS DO NOT TALK TO ME ABOUT DINOSAUR BONES!"

"I DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOUR DINA SOUR BONES, RASS!"

"CHONDLER!"

"WHERE IS— SCANNING FOR CHONDLER"

JUSTIN: Wow.

GRIFFIN: "JO-MEE!"

"WHERE'S THE MEATBALL SANDWICHES?"

JUSTIN: Why WEREN'T the Friends radioactive barbarians?

GRIFFIN: That is a great question that I ask myself every day.

JUSTIN: How 'bout it, HOLLYWOOD?

GRIFFIN: Ohh, fuck. We've never done a very big.

Maybe we slide that— remind me to slide that one back.

Damn, the game done— damn game don't—

JUSTIN: Wow, that's a... slider and a half, eh?

GRIFFIN: Yeah this one does some shit.

JUSTIN: What?!

GRIFFIN: By messing with this slider, your mouse actually starts pumping Molly into your system.

I'm not even touching it no more, I'm not even touching it no more!

JUSTIN: Okay. Okay.

GRIFFIN: I am touching it no more.

What— What the—?!

What is happening to Roachle?!

JUSTIN: Griffin, take your hand away from the mouse!

GRIFFIN: Okay.

So... here's— I guess we—

Let's see what the game has decided for us.

(laughing) We've kind of made a snake.

If you look at it from the right angle.

JUSTIN: Snakel!

GRIFFIN: Alright! There's Snakel from Friends.

JUSTIN: Okay, so...

...that's exactly what I was hoping for. (Griffin makes slithering sound effects)

GRIFFIN: Here she come! (slithers)

"What's up, Draugur?! [Chomp chomp chomp chomp chomp!]"

"Got you with my little tooth!"

I don't wanna do my art in here!

I want a beautiful, sort of, uh, prairie scene

or I want to find the apartment from Freind's.

What's a big one? Solitude?

Well, there's enemies nearby. Hold on, let's try this.

Can I go to Solitu— hey, there we go.

(both laugh hysterically)

GRIFFIN: Here we are, the big city! Just like in Friends.

Just like in Friends.

This is just like the episode where the friends watched a public beheading.

"I got it!"

(Justin laughs hysterically)

GRIFFIN: Why y'all beefin?!

Why is everyone beefin?!

JUSTIN: What's the problem?

GRIFFIN: And then Rass stole a loaf of bread from the local baker

and he got beheaded.

(Griffin imitates Friends theme song)

GRIFFIN: What do snakes enjoy?

Eating butterflies, obviously. [Chomp chomp chomp chomp chomp!]

Alright so statues are beautiful.

Oh!

JUSTIN: Come onnnnnnn!

GRIFFIN: No, we're doing this!

I don't want the corpses— I mean, it's gonna be tough to shoot around the corpses, but okay.

This is confused art.

We just gotta get out of the city, I can't work in this fucking environment.

I just— everybody's always trying to stab me to death.

GRIFFIN: A boat!

Why is she on a boat? That's the art!

What are Griffin and Justin even doing?

They were doing a Friends thing, and then they did a snake thing,

and then they were trying to do beauty, and then they ended up on a boat.

What are they doing?

JUSTIN: It's a journey, Griffin.

It's organic.

GRIFFIN: Alright!

Snakel, what's your deal?

JUSTIN: Can you do snakes?

GRIFFIN: I could add more Snakel from Friends.

Well that's nothing.

JUSTIN: That's not actu—

GRIFFIN: Well... they got part of it. They did get part of it!

Alright, so... let's get a hundred what

Let's get a hundred.

(Griffin imitates Friends theme song)

JUSTIN: This is what it must have been like to be Jennifer Aniston in the '90s.

It's like, everybody wanted your look.

GRIFFIN: I dunno, I fuckin' hate all this.

JUSTIN: Whoaaaa. Okay.

GRIFFIN: Can I have my frames back, Todd?

Todd, I'm WORKING right now!

JUSTIN: Um... okay. Okay. Okay.

What about the butterflies.....

(in unison) ...HERE.

JUSTIN: Yes!

Fifty torches, still dark. Skyrim.

GRIFFIN: Good lighting, Todd.

JUSTIN: Oh! The statues!

That's what we forg—that's what it's missing.

GRIFFIN: Alright, but I'm not fucking moving again.

I can't keep fighting these frames.

Statues gonna land where the statues land.

There they are, there's the statues. Art, everybody!

JUSTIN: There. There! Now it's pretty.

JUSTIN: Oh, that's— okay.

Right here, Griffin?

I'm not sure what this is saying, but I think that's beautiful.

GRIFFIN: Yeah and you have to really look for where the art is in it.

Cause if you— see, it's right there. Boop! You see her? Boop!

JUSTIN: A lot of times, the art comes to you.

And this— in this time, you have to come to the art.

GRIFFIN: This is a nightmare.

What if we just get abstract with it?

JUSTIN: Oh.

GRIFFIN: That's the art this time, everybody!

(in unison): That's the art!

GRIFFIN: What does it MEAN?

That's up to you to decide!

Boy, there's actually a lot to take in here, Justin.

I think this might be the most art we accidentally did.

JUSTIN: Yeah, this is great! What is it SAYING?

GRIFFIN: There's some sort of human lever...

...there's some snakes...

I think we get, like, one pixel of Snakel in there in the background.

And there's the devil, and he's telling me a secret message of everything I should do today!

You see that one too, in this art, right?

JUSTIN: Uhhhh......

(Griffin imitates Friends theme song)

(Friends theme song plays)

(Griffin sings along to Friends theme song)

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Is Title IX a Violation of Your Constitutional Rights? - Duration: 4:02.

Obviously, we've spent a pretty good amount of time around here talking about the assault

on free speech on college campuses.

As I've said before, I believe this strike against free speech to be one of the biggest

problems we face today as we are breeding a generation of young people who won't be

equipped to use logic and reason in their own arguments when they graduate to the real

working world.

The university's misguided use of safe spaces and trigger warnings, coupled with violent

protests and deplatforming or shouting down speakers is actually robbing many of these

students of literally the most important thing they can learn in college...the ability to

think for themselves.

Instead of graduating as fully equipped adults ready to fight for what they believe in because

they know what they believe in they are being coddled like children who might crumble at

the mere hearing of an idea that challenges them.

This inability to debate ideas is leaking out of the universities and into society at

large.

Celebrities spend all day on Twitter ranting and raving about topics they don't understand

at all.

Comedians, some of whom I know personally and really like, have become the screeching

lunatics they're supposed to make fun of.

Politicians talk a lot but don't actually do a lot, and the rest of us are left here

trying to make some sense of what's going on.

A great example of this is the Title 9 fiasco which took root on college campuses over the

past few years.

Title 9 is part of the Education Act of 1972 which states that "No person in the United

States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits

of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving

Federal financial assistance."

That sounds pretty good right?

What we should be going for here is an even playing field of equal opportunity.

Title 9 doesn't guarantee equal outcome, which is where hard work, perseverance and sometimes

luck comes into play, but it does guarantee that whether you're a man or a woman, you

won't be discriminated based on your sex.

This straight forward law of equal opportunity changed under the Obama administration when

in 2011 and 2014 he issued new guidelines on how schools should deal with cases of sexual

assault on campus.

While I believe Obama's intentions were good, the law in effect circumvented our system

of due process.

The Obama administration's policy used the preponderance of evidence standard in cases

of sexual assault— not the beyond reasonable doubt standard — which reduces the burden

of proof on anyone accused of sexual assault.

This was a subtle but powerful change in how we litigate these cases of sexual assault

on campus and some would argue an outright violation of the accused's constitutional

rights.

Betsey DeVos, Trump's Education Secretary, recently rescinded these Obama mandates, and,

judging by the celebrity and comedian critics out there, Trump and Devos were not only anti

woman, but suddenly pro rape as well.

Christina Hoff Sommers wrote an excellent piece in the Journal of Higher Education explaining

why removing the Obama guidelines was actually a win for due process and the constitution,

an article I shared with some of the famous people I saw ranting about Trump's pro-rape

policy.

Of course nobody responded.

We'll link to Christina's article below for you to read for yourself.

To unpack Title 9 I'll be talking to author and Professor Laura Kipnis today, as we unpack

her own story of how Title 9 has affected her both personally and professionally.

Laura has been in right in the middle of the Title 9 firestorm and our friends at Learn

Liberty have sent her our way this week.

Knowing what you're talking about is a lot harder than just screaming about how you feel

about something, but a good education taught me it's worth the effort...

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LES BROWN► that a lot of things that we want to do a lot of places we would like to go a

lot of things we would like to experience and we just stop at but and

we build a case in fact I was reading something the other day that talked

about but it says but is an argument for our limitations and when we argue for

our limitations we get to keep them see but will cost you to procrastinate

but will cause you to hide out behind fear what will cause you to come up with

all type of excuses that you can validate you're in action and not acting

on your dream and right now more than ever people need to look for ways to

live their dream people need to look for ways to make it on their own there is no

such thing as job security there's no such thing as a storm proof or tragic

proof life there's no guarantees today ladies and gentlemen the illusion is

gone there was a time when when we graduated from high school you're told

go to college and get out and you go and work for corporation for 30 or 40 years

and give your goal watching you'll retire special announcement that day is

gone that day is gone never to return again so instead of people living in

fear feeling stressed out feeling powerless feeling like victims I think

it should be a time that we need to begin to look at ways that we can become

an active force in our own lives look at ways when we can decide to take charge

of our own destiny look at ways when we can decide to design a life of substance

and begin to truly live our dreams and it's time for people decide I'm ready to

get on with my life shake somebody's head on your writing

life a guy named Bob may say they say don't let nobody turn you around do that

right quick now you're not a lot of people say I'm

going to live my life one day when things get right when I get all my bills

paid when I get my feet on the ground I say what have you been walking on

see there no problem free moments guy named dimples had a record one time call

if it ain't one thing it's another and I say if it ain't one thing is twelve

others always something there to bilikiss and why you can't move on why

you can't grow to the next level why you can't begin to manifest your greatness

why you can't begin to live life on your terms always something there to block

you to keep you where you are and keep you from beginning to develop your true

greatness always some fear how do we handle it and I'm saying that if you've

been hiding out behind but if you've been using the fact that you don't have

enough money or you don't have the education take it head-on don't get the

education I'm saying to a guy the other day who was saying he said how old are

you is 47 years old I said your sister tell me that you can't read he said

that's right I said why well you know I I didn't go to school excuse how old are

you I'm 47 47 yes and you can't read or write yes have you ever heard of adults

cool adult education have you decided that you should learn how to read to

begin to expand your world why are you using that as a racket why don't you

decide now that you can expand your world that if other people can learn you

could learn too well it's hard for me how do you have you been and sit in a

class yet have you signed up yet no I haven't see a lot of people say no

ladies and gentlemen two things and they don't even know what they're saying no

to ever even challenge themselves he hasn't even gone to sit into a class

that say teach me how to read instead it's been easier for him to go through

life he thinks trying to play a whole con game pretending he knows how to do

something that he doesn't know how to do and you know what most of us go through

life like that most of us go through life pretending pretending that we're

satisfied where we are pretending that everything is okay pretending that that

we don't have any special goals or ambitions or

desires when really deep down inside we do really want more but if you look at

our behavior if you judge based upon what we do and really will tell you some

true stories about people because you have to judge a tree by the fruit it

bears not the fruit that it talks about see a lot of people pretend that they

want more out of life but all you have to do is watch their actions that will

tell you something so I used to pretend that I want to lose weight but how could

you tell I was pretending watch me when I have a piece of sweet potato pie

peanuts some potato chips say I was pretending that I really wanted to lose

weight no you don't watch what I eat that tell you what I'm seriously

committed to people tell you all yeah one day I want to have a restaurant see

they're pretending they want to go into business for themselves

watch what they're doing the proof is in the pudding so if you want to do

something if you've thought about something you want to do take it head on

decide that you're going to start looking at it start doing research on it

start tackling it start becoming involved in whatever and wherever it

might lead you to begin to explore the possibilities in that particular thing

that you're seeking so that you can begin to learn all you can about it

decide that you're going to face it that whatever shortcomings you have that

you're going to strip in yourself there whatever training is required that

you're going to go get that training but you're gonna get started right now at

George Washington Carver which they do what you can where you are with what you

have and never be satisfied yes be fully used to say are you heard Joe doubly

talked about always trying to be more than that which you are yeah don't get

satisfied with yourself always know that wherever you are you can enjoy more that

you deserve more but most people you know they do most people go through life

quietly and safely tiptoe into an early grave find out what it is you want and

go after it as if your life depends on it

why because it does people that have found their passion people that found

the things that they love people that have found the things that

they can pour their lives into those people live longer I was in New York and

I had to do a seminar at a special church and a guy by the name of Reverend

Johnny Youngblood and I said how is it that you were able to build this big

housing facility and got all of the various community and religious groups

together to to have this dwelling for 2,000 residents that were were once

homeless how were you able to take on this responsibility wasn't it

overwhelming he said the kind of work I do he said it's in me I've got to live

what's in me and I think that's everybody's desire in life you got to

live what's in your life is just too short and unpredictable but what are

what are we saved but but there always be tomorrow oh no there's no guarantees

you're gonna show up tomorrow a lot of people who are here yesterday that

they're not here today there are a lot of opportunities that were around

yesterday they're not here today oh you can wait but you know what Abraham

Lincoln said well good things might come to those or to who wait but all of the

things that have been left over by those who hustle

so who want to go through life picking up leftovers you deserve much more than

that the leftovers is somebody's left you so

take it head on begin to explore here's something else decide to do it now

decide whatever you want to do that you are now going to become actively

involved right now exploring the possibilities for you that you're going

to look at it and do just a little bit of it right now when I decided to become

a speaker I didn't just quit my job and just ran out and say I'm a motivational

speaker know what I did was I decided to start looking at other people that were

involved in the speaking profession I've volunteered to work with some speakers

so that I could learn whatever you want to do get your feet wet gain some

experience doing some volunteer work in the area and find out whether or not

this thing you want to do will fit for you friend of mine told me he wanted to

have a restaurant and say have you ever operated restaurant before he said no I

said we're really you don't even know if you want one I said what's your

expertise what do you bring to the table he said I can cook real good I said well

what about the management side what about the biz

part of the restaurant you're not gonna be cooking all the time somebody's got

to receive the money who's gonna manage the personnel he said you got all right

you got a point there so this guy got a job in a restaurant in the evening time

on a part-time basis after doing that for a while he said you know what I

think I just want to be a chef he said after working there people that show up

the working it's as hard to find the help people weren't responsible they

headaches the guests were just giving him problems day in and day out they

weren't ever satisfied he said no I just think I'll stick to cooking see you got

to find out what fits for you because you might decide after you go up in

there and examine it experience it and get some experience on the about on it

well you say this is really not what I want this does not fit for me so decide

that you're going to do that now Johnny Johnson said something that's very

important he said there's no defense against an excellence that meets a

pressing public need see whatever you decide to do look at it and find out

what is it that I have that I could bring to the table that can begin to

enable me to ensure that I could be successful in this where is the opening

for you there's room for you out here out here in the arena called life

there's room for you to come out and live your dream don't allow but to keep

you in the corner or keep you up in the bleachers looking

at life being a spectator not being a participant making a difference in life

I believe that all of us came here with something all of us showed up to give

something and that nobody but nobody is going to give that service that you have

to give no one's going to produce your product no one's going to write your

book no one's going to open your academy no one's going to begin to create your

date here with a special curriculum to help to cultivate the high self esteem

and our children that's your idea and if you don't bring your ID out here when

you die all of us will suffer because we've been deprived of your genius

because you allowed but to keep you in the bleachers and not pursuing your

greatness you take it to your grave with you and that's what most people do I

think that's why the guy said that many people die at age 21 and don't get

buried until they're 65 they're walking dead you can tell him by

the way they walk how they look in the face when they speak to you I was giving

a speech of this high school and a lady came after school she said mr. Brown I

want to talk to you about my son I said what is it she said he's not motivated I

said I wonder why you gotta have energy ladies and gentlemen you got to have

life if you excited about what you're doing even in the area of selling you

know people don't buy because of logical reasoning people buy because of your way

of feeling they don't like to be around their people

oh no let the dead bury the dead no no keep him away from before they grab you

what a hold on to use up some of the fact that that whatever you do you want

to be excited about you want to have the kind of excitement that is so contagious

that people want to be around you because whatever you're doing whatever

you talk to people about this particular idea that you have they're looking at

you and they want to know do you believe it and are you the kind of person they

want to be in business with and if you're not positive if you're not

energetic if you're not fired up about it how can you expect anybody else to be

fired up about your idea I'm alright alright repeat after me please I'm gonna

be fired up about my dream I'm gonna go at it

with everything I got shake somebody's hand on your right and left and say you

got what it takes there are a lot of people who say but I

tried once or twice and it didn't work out and so they use that as an excuse

not to ever come out again guys said if at first you don't succeed you're

running about average so so so if you have come out here with an idea and it

didn't work out two or three times well that's all right you're running about

average you know I heard something a jarring question it says why is it that

people prefer known hell's to unknown heavens you know why because it's

comfortable ladies and gentlemen I remember I was in a service once and I

heard dr. Johnny Coleman give this example she talked about a man who had

been captured behind the enemy lines in a war and was sentenced to to be killed

or another option the captain said to the guy listen he said tomorrow morning

at 6 o'clock you can face the firing squad or you can go out this door over

here and the guy said what's off the door he said no one knows all we can

tell you just unknown horrors he thought and the next morning he selected the

firing squad after the shots rang out the captain's secretary said what's

beyond that door and he said freedom but very few people would select to do it

because it's unknown see a lot of people never live their dreams a lot of people

never do the things they want to do a lot of people stay on jobs where they're

miserable I reckon I don't recall is your job making you sick a lot of people

some of y'all know about that already so gonna say hey man it's alright that

one lady Tony she said less when I used to go to work she said when I stepped in

the door felt like a refrigerator dropped on my shoulders how many all

understand that kind of feeling they were miserable just hated to go after 60

minutes on Sunday afternoon or come Monday morning my head used to thrive I

just couldn't take it didn't wanna go sometimes just just for the heck of I

just drive on by I used to hate to go to work many of us choose an active living

death many of us are Walking Dead The Walking Dead that we're not doing what

we want to do many of us stay in relationships where we're dying together

rather than growing and expanding and living together we're miserable but

because we don't have the courage to see ourselves beyond that relationship that

has turned toxic we go through life living dead people and then you can

always tell couples that have been together for a little while

born a restaurant the one sitting side-by-side giggling and talking to

each other feed each other with their focus food they just got together

forward wheel you see him in the car they sitting all of each other hook and

smart or they've been together about three days all right

but if you see people to the restaurant to you know see a couple and they're

sitting in front of each other take so long for this food I wonder when they go

hurry up those are Mary was four years living in two separate rooms sleeping in

two separate beds well it's cheaper to keep it not necessarily it's a quarter

to the price you want to pay see the price of peace of mind the price of

living the truth of being honest with yourself in that wait a minute it's got

to be more than this so you've got to decide wait wait even if I I think don't

work out even if I experienced defeat of failure that does not make me a failure

it's the difference between failing and being a failure if you if things don't

work out if you don't produce the results you want that's all but don't

confuse who you are with the results that you produce I used to be a state

legislator in Columbus Ohio and I remember once I was going to introduce

some legislation on the floor and after getting that legislation passed a guy

came up behind me and he had some legislation that I opposed him on that

and I was about to stand up to debate this guy and got next to me said skew

don't don't debate that guy why do you know who that is I said no it's will

Koski from Toledo it's a bad dude he's a lawyer less that man can debate I don't

care less brown baby Browns

sorry raise my hand miss mr. speaker he said the gentleman from the 29th House

District so you serve to tell the gentleman I like to take him on

challenge him on this legislation he said well cause he said I would more

than like to mr. speaker everybody say woo I asked him some

questions he responded I say I wonder why instead of a that question well cos

he won't be out I mean I was up there and I just lived it back to my room with

my yes I get out of however here's what I learned when you win see you if I win

a debate I win because of what I know when I lose I lose because what I don't

know so I had to check out what is it that I did not know I wasn't prepared I

did not do enough research I did not do my homework so he handled me like he

wanted to so I came back again I waited on some other legislation did my

homework but he was more than able to take me out again but pretty soon each

time it would take him it would become a little bit more difficult and a little

bit more difficult and the older guy say would you argue in behalf of at this

legislation for me I said sure I started volunteering to do work in the

legislative committees for the older guys I said absolutely and the more I

did it the better I became and then people began to start respecting me and

when I would ask her said Mr Speaker I like to speak on that bill so guys flip

start wriggling and stuff like Jimmy other oh wait a minute a ruffle can we

have a

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దీపావళికి లక్ష్మీపూజ ఇలా చేస్తే కోటీశ్వరులు ఖాయం | Deepavali Goddess Lakshmi Pooja | Diwali Pooja | - Duration: 4:25.

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Achcham Telugandham - Spyder - (Fingerstyle Guitar Cover) - Duration: 3:04.

Achcham

Telugandham

Kanulaku dorikenu tholisaari

Blind date

ooristhu

Yedhuruga nilichenu sukumari

Phone lo

lovely ga

Manasuni kadhipina pillenaa

Choosthe

verela

endukundhi asalu idhi thaanena

She is Miss Mysterious

Kaani bloody gorgeous

Ababa obscurious

Neno Confucius

She is Miss Mysterious

Kaani bloody gorgeous

Ababa obscurious

Neno confucius

Ushnam

enthundo

Thermometer thermometer cheptundi

Sikaram

height entho

Altimeter altimeter cheptundi

Sandhram

lothentho

Fathometer fathometer cheptundi

Ammai

gundello

matter cheppe meter kanipettaledhe

She is Miss Mysterious

Kaani bloody gorgeous

Ababa obscurious

Neno Confucius

She is Miss Mysterious

Kaani bloody gorgeous

Ababa obscurious

Neno Confucius

Neeli

kalalu kane

Tholi tholi alajadi eemena

Malli

udayamulo

padi padi poojalu chesena

Ponge

paruvamutho

baruvuga atu itu thoogenaa

Ayina

chaduvulalo

medhaduku padhunuga saagenaa

Oka roopam renduga

Migilindho prashnaga

Gamanisthu vinthaga

Thanu nenayyanugaa

She is Miss Mysterious

Kaani bloody gorgeous

Ababa obscurious

Neno Confucius

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Tukur Tukur | Arijit Singh | Male version | Lyrics - Duration: 4:29.

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Strong Animal Kaiser Maximum M2 | How to Unlock Guardian Spirit | Kaiser Two Horn - Duration: 11:05.

Here's the cards used : //pretty awesome for mostly normal cards, thought i was a goner a couple of times !

Fight : Saber-Toothed Tiger Friend : Ace

Miracle : Alien Egg American Bigger : Patrol Car

When using the GAK ID card, you can use items to boost attribute and add skills, i chose the 3 scoop ice-cream (gives additional 900 experience points after battle aid leveling process).

Well if you haven't unlock any guardian spirit yet, you have to do with the default one. Kaiser Daedalus

Selecting mission mode and fight in God World to choose the guardian spirit that you want to unlock first, there are a total of 9 guardian spirits.

I think kaiser Two Horn is probably one of the more useful one and charge up faster. My gut feel was he's gonna be an easy one ... oh well.

Before meeting the boss, i have to go through the minions beetle and hammered head shark first. I got lucky and took the first strike ! hoorah.

Saber-toothed health is really low, 5000HP, 1 miracle hit and the bigger vehicle is out, vroom vroom my patrol car.

It's challenging recording plus hitting yellow button for higher percentage bonus for bigger vehicle card.

Goodness can we had a 50-50 tie for 3 times !!! I m amazed by my luck!

Vehicle broke and extinct declaration kicked in, which can be extremely helpful or bad. Doubling miracle help set the first match.

Finally we meet kaiser two horn, Nikaku but my badly injured saber-toothed is shaking as the ground trembled.

Let's see what kaiser two horn got, waiting ....boy it's time to call our medic ! medic medic !

Seem like kaiser two horn want to befriend me by taking a 10 slot.

Ace defence focus came at the right time which triggered the bigger vehicle patrol card

follow by a doubling bigger plus focus attack seal the game and unlock the guardian spirit.

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How to Optimise Your Workplace | Average Guys Episode 2 - Duration: 4:43.

Okay

Okay, this is the plan

We need to make a strong first impression

So we need to show off our best player

Are you [censored] kidding me?

I need my job, I need my job

Did someone say Sharp Images?

I don't think he can hear us

Are you guys from Sharp Images?

Yes we are

You're late

No, we are

SHARP IMAGES

Guys, hurry up please

Yeah

Quick

May is a camera operator

who freelances with us very often

We work with her because she's

One of the few who hasn't blacklisted us

Guys please take a seat

You are late already

But we- we haven't done our cheer

No, you don't have to do your cheer

Team Byte Design didn't do their cheer

Daniel signed us up for this

Sports workshop to build teamwork

Daniel has been obsessed

With optimising the company

So he's been doing trust falls

TRUST FALL-

TRUST FALL

Without warning

Okay fine

Do your cheer

Okay GO!

S-

H-

A-

P-

R-

I-

G-

A-

S-

E-

We didn't rehearse

And-

We found out that Kelvin is dyslexic

Win-win

Or lose-lose

Depends on how you see it

Alex Alex Alex

Pass pass pass pass pass

By default

Men are

Worthless

How do I put this politely

They are

Animals

Am I a feminist?

What for?

Women are better than men

I go with the Sharp Images guys because

They give me jobs

I was calling for the ball

They don't really have a choice 'cause

No one wants to work with them

Am I taking advantage of them?

Mhmm

Do I feel bad about it?

No, not really

That's good

Okay let's go back-

Ow-

OW-

Oww, I can't hear

Which side?

Both sides

I cannot hear both sides

Defend-

Kelvin

I'm sorry

Trust isn't something you can learn

From some workshop

By playing football

It's something

You have to earn

It's not that difficult

You just have to listen to me

Treat me with respect and

I'll treat you with the same respect

Just work with Alex

Don't pass it to Kelvin anymore

Ok?

Go-

Go Daniel

When everyone suffers together

They start trusting each other

That's what trust is

Trust fall

Yes

If you're using Wi-Fi to watch this

You've wasted your time

But if you are in public and using 3G, 4G

Or some of you 5G

Good

You've wasted your time

And money

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National Coming Out Day - Duration: 3:51.

Chris: When I went to went to university, there was that kind of phase of

I guess accepting the fact that I was gay.

Being away from all my friends being away from what I knew -

my church, my family - just realizing that

that was kind of a part of my life and it wasn't going to be changing.

That kind of, I guess I segued me into realizing that

I also had to talk about it with people.

Kathy: In a lot of Asian cultures it's sort of

like right over the head and "Anyway when you get married to your husband and have

children..." and you know it's it's not like "Oh my gosh, I can't believe...!" it's it's

That didn't change anything about anything;

That didn't change anything about any reality.

Monica: So when I began to come out

I made sure to tell all the important people in my life in person.

I didn't even want to tell anyone over text or anything

I really just wanted it to be a personal conversation

Chris: A huge motivator for me for me for sharing was

this idea that I felt like if there was any place in the world that

I should feel safe talking about this it should be the church

which maybe wasn't the most

logical understanding of it but

or realistic understanding of it,

but it was what I figured should be the case.

Kathy: And so what I did

which seems very counterintuitive to me

was I wrote them an email. And that seems

like "oh how could you - how could you do something so impersonal" and

"you should be able to be face-to-face!" and that's my preferred way anyway.

But I did it for a number of reasons

I wanted them to have something that they could come back to

they could read over again.

The other thing is I could craft it make sure that

I'm using good language--not simple language because my parents aren't

intelligent--but I just want to make sure that they understand what I'm trying to say.

Monica: So after I come out personally to the

most important people in my life I wanted to put something on Facebook.

This was - there was multiple reasons for this:

One was just ease of kind of letting everyone know

without having to repeatedly come out and just kind of

letting it get around so I didn't have to

go through the process every single time.

But also because I knew there's a lot of people on my facebook who were

maybe people who didn't necessarily interact with me on a regular basis

who might benefit from seeing that someone they knew

- like once knew or still know - is not straight.

Kathy: And I knew that they would both

deal with it differently but my mom would especially have a really hard time

and I wanted her to be able to take that time,

come back to me when you're ready

Monica: Within this post I talked about how knowing more people who are different

helped us to be more accepting and loving,

and how that's sometimes all it takes

is just knowing a person on a personal level.

So that's, that was kind of my aim.

Kathy: And it took maybe three months before we talked again

and that was the longest by far amount of time that we had not spoken

but I I realized that was the right way to do it for my parents.

Chris: You will be constantly coming out to people

you'll always be doing that because

it's just naturally assumed that I'm straight unless I tell them

it's not like I'm gonna first time I meet someone tell them, but

as you get to know someone it sometimes is important.

Especially if you're trying to relate to them spiritually.

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Ski Skrunchy Binding Passion and Innovation Together at Clarkson University - Duration: 1:57.

(melodic dubstep) YOUNG MAN: I'm the founder of Ski Scrunchy LLC. I was a mechanical engineering major, and I started my business last spring, actually.

The past few winters, I was a ski instructor at a local ski mountain, and I worked with kids that were from 3 to 15,

including some families. And I found that students had big difficulty with carrying their skis and poles to and from the mountain.

So I kind of came up with an idea, you know, to make that easier, so kids can carry their skis.

And that's kind of where I created the Ski Scrunchie.

Which is here --- so, it is a product that bundles your skis and poles together, which allows you to carry your

ski like a handle

using your poles. So I looked at a bunch of schools --- Clarkson was one of my top choices --- and

they provided a lot of background into mechanical engineering,

but also allowing me the possibilities of working with the

Entrepreneurship Center here at Clarkson. In the spring, they started out by kind of helping me,

just trying to get me on track to, you know, getting my design on paper,

and how the process will kind of fold out. And in the fall, here in the last couple weeks,

they have been very helpful. I sent them an email anytime

they'd get back to me in the next couple days. And they helped me with a lot of the paperwork --- filing for the LLC,

some of the stuff that may not be quite as exciting --- and kind of just really helped me personally

with what I need. I started out by using just like a rubber band. Rubber bands are very small and don't like the cold weather,

so they kind of fell apart a lot. And then I started out by using a bungee cord,

and I eventually started out and created a product that utilized a

sleeve to help, kind of, protect the elastic on the inside.

Over the summer, I worked on prototyping, and when I got back to campus, I worked with

the Shipley Center, created my LLC, worked with a web designer and got my logo.

So now I have a website that is live, and you can purchase the product online.

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Cosmic Quest - Air Oasis (feat. Vaughn Trace & Virginia Palms) - Duration: 3:29.