[music playing]
Every year for Halloween, I send my executive producer Andy
to a haunted house.
[applause]
He gets so scared that I have to send someone to hold his hand.
And this year, one of my viewers suggested
that I send Sarah Paulson.
I don't know if you remember, but I scared Sarah Paulson, not
one, not two, but three times.
Since she was so brave, I sent her and Andy
to the Universal Studios Halloween Horror Night's
American Horror Story Maze.
Hi, Ellen.
Hi, Ellen.
Sarah Paulson.
Hi.
You know her.
We love her.
Ridiculously talented actress.
I'm not sure what love means to you people.
So here we are.
And--
Just keep talking for a long time, because then
when don't have to go in.
We are at the American Horror Story haunted house.
So you're obviously familiar with what's gonna happen.
And so you're gonna take the lead.
No, I'm not.
No, I'm not.
Here's my advice.
You're giving me advice?
You're the worst.
I know what's gonna happen.
You're gonna jump and squeal.
And you're gonna make noises like my grandma.
OK.
So now, we just stay calm.
How much far into it does it start?
[inaudible]
I need you to be the strong.
Well, you're picked the wrong girl.
Just try and toughen up.
I really am gonna puke.
Listen, if you're the tough one, it makes for better TV.
OK.
I'll try to do that, because I definitely
want give you good television.
OK.
Wait is something gonna happen right away?
No, no, no.
They never hit you right away.
How do you know?
Because I've done these every year.
I don't like you.
That's-- I need you to be stronger.
No, no, no.
Come on.
Come on.
OK, so that's it.
They're spreading it out.
Not real.
You're not real.
You're not Kathy Bates.
[bleep]
God [bleep].
I hate you so much.
Did she spit?
What is that?
That wasn't bad.
This was really bad so far to me.
I didn't expect that second--
Stop.
You need to be calmer.
I thought that was something.
They're not doing paintings this year.
Painting, real.
They are doing paintings this year.
You are the meanest person.
OK, oh, cute.
Special effects, just like your show.
Hi.
I got you.
Yeah, you got me?
You have nothing.
I really am not a fan.
See, the sound sometimes throws you off--
OK, I'm back.
I don't eat pork.
See how I stood by you?
Yeah, you [bleep] [bleep] left me.
Sometimes you have to retreat.
Wait, you guys.
OK, table.
Who is it?
They never do it twice.
So now, we know, the right.
They never do it twice.
I feel unaccompanied.
I'm here.
I don't feel you are.
But they won't do it again they.
Never do it twice.
You don't do it twice.
Andy--
They knew.
If you're gonna lie to me, this is not gonna well.
That's not supposed to be that way
and I'm gonna talk to supervisors.
OK.
Good.
Fine.
Come this way.
I don't think I should follow you anymore.
Do you want to leave?
OK, I feel like we can--
What is there?
With the [bleep] pig.
What is that?
Andy.
Oh my god.
Is there more.
No.
That's fine.
Clock radio.
Nothing.
Not a clock radio.
Clock radio.
Also know as old timey painting.
Something's gonna happen.
[inaudible]
Painting.
Real.
Not real.
Not real.
It's the same lady from before.
Come on.
The sooner we're done-- this is a guy who works here.
This guy works here.
Sarah, safety.
[inaudible] hair.
Look how serious he is.
There's no fun with this one.
You shouldn't be scared.
Why?
Why?
I'm spitting a little.
I have a really dry throat.
And I'm not into these.
No.
I'm not into these.
Because you don't know what's coming.
Watch.
See the hole?
Watch that hole.
This is so--
It's so [bleep], right?
This is the worst [bleep] thing that ever [bleep]
happened to me.
OK.
Is this almost done?
Are you kidding me?
Back.
OK, just look for props.
Props are fine.
Just props.
A lot of times they try and distract you--
with a [bleep] pig.
Stop.
We're good.
We're almost done.
How do you know?
I feel like--
I feel like we've been in here a week.
[inaudible]
That's an ax.
Stop it.
That is an ax.
And it's unacceptable.
And you go back.
What the [bleep]?
No.
We gotta get in front.
Oh, sorry you're not getting your shot.
Stop it.
You came out here already.
Like five times.
We made the ending pig [bleep].
That's it.
Nailed it.
We did it.
I'm not gonna say it gets to be more fun every year, Ellen.
But Sarah was a real trooper in there.
No, I wasn't.
You were terrible.
[inaudible]
I'm not happy with you.
What do you want to Ellen?
Ellen?
Yeah.
Who the [bleep] is Ellen?
Also, I'm coming for you.
We're coming for you.
Coming for you.
[applause]
Thank you, Andy.
Thank you, Sarah.
[music playing]
For more infomation >> Sarah Paulson & Andy Lassner Scream Their Way Through a Haunted House - Duration: 6:21.-------------------------------------------
Do NOT Watch Ghost Hunt this Halloween | GR Anime Review - Duration: 10:54.
Ahhh, smell that?
It's a fragrant smell, of chocolate, pumpkin, and
shitty lists of the best horror anime
to watch on this unofficial holiday of madness, death, and
PAIN.
Last time we talked, me and my friend Eric spent a good time talking about horror anime,
what it is, and what it isn't.
If you haven't seen it go check it out.
But the show I'm talking about today isn't so much horror, but a supernatural themed
series bent more on the unsettling.
At least I feel like that was the intent.
This is a series that has been, shall we say, haunting me for several years, since I first
started reviewing in fact.
But it's been on the chopping block for awhile,
I just never had the heart to put it down.
Not because I enjoyed this series, no, in fact anytime I see it recommended as an anime
to watch around this time of year I can't help but roll my eyes.
and it's not one of those like, very light "eh" kind of roll your eyes. No, it's the full on:
And that's because,
This series is not scary, it's not horror, it's not even particularly memorable either
to be honest.
But it does involve ghosts, and it does involve the supernatural, but I would much rather watch
almost any other anime with Ghost in the title.
Ghost Stories, Ghost Hound,
Ghost in the Shell
Stand Alone Complex
2nd GiG MA BOI!
But this is still kind of perfect for a….
Halloween episode, so here we are.
Ladies, Gentlemen and others my name is Arkada and welcome to Glass Reflection.
Today, Ghost HUNT.
*sigh* let's Jam.
So, let me give you the reasons why you might WANT to watch this show.
Thankfully they all revolve around the show's premise, so this section is relatively spoiler free.
Young high school student Mai, a connoisseur of ghost stories as it were, through accidental
ouran highschool like circumstance finds herself in the employ of a paranormal researcher.
This researcher, Naru, is brought in to observe paranormal activities and, with his
"apparent genius" removes problems so that normalcy can continue.
You may notice I speak with distaste when I talk about Naru, and that's because generally
speaking, he's a pompous ass.
He's the age of a high schooler despite being an entrepreneur and because of his intellect
walks around with a high and mighty attitude.
Like Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock but without, you know, anything remotely interesting
about his character.
Anyways, the show is made up of our characters finding and dealing with paranormal events,
but none of said events in this show are made up FOR the show.
They all have some basis in actual things that people believe about the paranormal.
How the show deals with the paranormal though……well here I want to draw a parallel with a live action series
called House MD.
You may have watched it or heard of it. Doesn't matter.
The general story of any House episode, is a patient has a problem, House quickly believes
he knows what the problem is due to his vast medical knowledge, but his staff all have
differing opinions and we spend the episode with each of them attempting their own solutions.
But none of that matters because House is always right.
Ghost Hunt is similar.
The supporting cast is full of a variety of different characters who all have their own
unique way of dealing with the supernatural.
Though of course while they all have their theories and their solutions which they believe
will of course work because they are awesome.
In the end they all fail and Naru's hypothesis is king and always correct, because SCIENCE!
At the very least however the secondary characters can be interesting, even if their schtick's
get old past the halfway point.
On top of which our Main character Mai does successfully fulfill her role as audience
surrogate / companion to Naru's Doctor.
There is a lot of empathy with her character as the series goes on, but ultimately she
is not a character who can hold the weight of the entire show and I don't feel like
she helped keep the show interesting.
For me, the problem is with how the mystery of these paranormal events are solved.
In that the solution to any arc is usually the same, Naru is always right.
All hail our supernatural overlord Naru the Narcissist.
However the show also likes to use red herrings to make you think, "Hey man, I know he's
always been right so far but this time, THIS TIME he's wrong."
But he never is.
Slightly off at times perhaps, but as always with the scientific method,
hypotheses can change with the introduction of new evidence.
Which I think comes to my major beef with the series.
It's slow.
Most of the time we aren't really dealing with a mystery, it's all about the paranormal.
So you'd expect plot points to come out of nowhere and the whole picture shouldn't
be seen until the end unless of course you are the great and powerful Naru.
The few times where a human culprit is involved however is where the slowness really takes root.
As I mentioned previously most of these storylines take place over the course of several
episodes.
Labeled as such with Part one, Part two and so on.
I felt that most of these stories could have been halved in length and nothing really of great
significance would be lost.
There is so much superfluous information brought to the table that it just feels
like we are being dragged along through plot points that don't resolve anything
and are mostly incidental.
The slowness is also not really helped along by the show's animation.
This is probably a complaint that sticks out more now considering the shows age.
The vast majority of the show's animation involves heavy use of still shots and little
actual moment, at least nothing extraordinary.
Speaking about something that's not extraordinary, Let's talk about the show's opening shall we.
and while I'm talking I'm just going to play right here before you, because it's gonna help prove my point.
Now I wanted to take a moment to talk about this opening sequence, not because it's
good or even mediocre, but rather because it is quite probably the most boring anime intro
I have ever witnessed.
Like I'm hesitant to say that it's bad, but it's not very interesting.
Like look at it, LOOK AT IT! Half of it is little glowing balls, followed by some fake water,
and the music makes the whole thing sound like it's for a Saturday morning cartoon at the end.
I'm not wrong am I?
Which is such a shame because the musical score does so much more for this story then
the rest of it, but most of the time the music feels like it's ignored.
The musical score was composed by Toshio Masuda, who the year previous helped compose the
soundtrack to Mushishi which if you haven't listened to or watched, you should go do that.
But his music here gives this show a wondrous atmosphere, that I feel got stifled by the rest of the
production.
There is a reason why I like to listen to anime soundtracks on their own outside of
the confines of the show.
Had I not done so in this case I would have given a response like "Ghost hunt had music?"
Well I guess it must have, but if I don't remember it it can't have been any good."
But it does have music, and it is very good, but it doesn't....or rather it does do it's job a bit too well.
It doesn't stand out.
It's like a young student doing its best to help and support it's Senpai without
actually trying to dominate the narrative or the production as a whole.
You don't notice it's even doing a good job until you pay attention.
It's an interesting allegory for the show's main cast honestly.
But!
But, ok as far as details and information on the world of the supernatural this show
does has a lot to offer, and if that's the kind of thing that you get interested in, then by
all means try the show out.
Beyond that I see little appeal this far past the show's original airing.
It's strange, because I remember this show coming out.
There was quite a bit of praise towards this show.
A lot of praise for its characters, the stories it was telling, HOW it was telling them.
But now over 10 years after it aired on japanese television, I can't honestly hold those opinions.
It's not a bad show, and most of what I find it to be is just boring and uninteresting and I think
that could just be due to its age, because it hasn't aged well.
This is not a series that has stood the test of time, and likely it's not going to get
much attention past this point, well except for people like me who are looking for something
vaguely supernatural to use as review fodder near Halloween because I've already gone
through the more obvious subjects.
Except for maybe Gakkou Gurashi, but we'll get to that eventually.
As such with all of that in mind I present Ghost Hunt with the recommendation to Skip it.
While it may have some reasons for some people to watch it, if you are looking for a series
to fill up your time you of course could do worse.
But also you could also do so much better.
At the time of this video, Ghost Hunt has been licensed and is available from Funimation
entertainment both for Home Video and on their website for legal streaming. Links down below.
The review copy for this video was lovingly provided by the folks over at Rightstufanime.com.
A fine purveyor of anime DVDs, Blu-ray's, and other such merchandise for you to enjoy.
You can pick up Ghost Hunt from them, among many others, though honestly go with others,
like Higurashi, Shiki, heck even Parasyte.
Like I don't like that last one personally, but I bet you'll find more enjoyment out of it than this.
Which of course though brings me to alternate anime recommendations!
First off, another anime about sprits and supernatural Japanese stories, just you know I'm going to say
Mushishi, again. Because you need to watch that if you haven't.
Second recommendation, goes to a show written by the same author, but focuses on a different
kind of supernatural, specifically vampires.
I am talking about the series Shiki which I reviewed a few years back, and if you were
to watch that video on it [Shameless plug] you'll know that I had some qualms with
it as well, but between this one and that one Shiki was much better executed.
So with those recommendations you should hopefully find something to your liking.
And that's it from me.
Thank you for taking the time to watch this video! I hope you enjoyed it.
Please subscribe if you liked the video, follow me on Twitter if you feel so inclined, and
hey if you like what I do here and feel like helping out, go check out my Patreon page
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Specifically though I'd like to thank Joshua Garcia, Yunru Dovaqueen Robert Chumsae, Calhounboy,
Siri Yamiko, and Viktor Ekmark for being especially awesome.
And until next time, stay frosty!
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The Legend of Tom Penny | Retro Rippers - Duration: 15:22.
Tom penny is basically a mythical
character in skateboarding. There's so
many urban legends and stories about the
crazy things that he's done. A lot of
them actually being true, which we'll
talk about. But Tom had one of the best
skateboarding styles of all time, of
anyone who put wheels to pavement. And a
lot of people actually consider him the
best skateboarder, in general, of all time.
So let's take a look at the career of
Tom penny. Welcome back to Rad Rat Video,
the channel you can learn something new
about skateboarding three times a week.
Every Monday Wednesday and Friday, we
take a look at something in the
skateboarding world, from tricks to
culture to your favorite skaters like
Tom penny. And Tom penny is a religious
or cult figure in skateboarding. You hear
about the cult of Tom penny, you hear
about his legends, you hear stories about
how he showed up at a park, did
something incredible and unheard of, and
then just faded away into the ether,
never to be seen again. All kinds of
really crazy things about Tom. From
his style to his demeanor, the way he
held himself on a skateboard,
he is absolutely a legendary
skateboarder and that we should take a
look at his history and where it came
from.
Tom is from England, and he started his
career with the radlands contest over
there. Although he mostly grew up skating
alone, or with a small group of friends, his
first few appearances were pretty
heavily influenced by what was going on
in skateboarding at the time, like the
tech stuff, the multiple flips, and that
kind of thing, but you can see a glimmer
of what he would become. There's some
style under there, and there's some
switch and some nollie stuff, which was
still pretty new in 1994. Tom got 6th
place, but the following year in 1995 he
actually got 1st place, with a single run.
There were all sorts of stories even
from that, where he showed up, did his one
run and left halfway through the comp.
When he won, they had to call him to get
his mum to bring him back to find out
he'd won. Soon after that win, Tom moved
to the US. His original UK sponsor death
box, they had transformed into flip, and
they had moved headquarters over the US,
and Tom went to join them over there and
he also got on Etnies, where he got his
first full length, legit, video part
in High 5. Let's take a look at that.
There's a few standout tricks in here,
like that switch frontside flip over the
rail. Doing tricks over handrails was
still new, and switch frontside flips
were pretty new. This trick alone
would have been an ender. Also, his switch
flip was perfect. Not a lot of people
could do them just as well as their
regular ones, but Tom could. Or how about
this? The
flip back tail stall was sick enough, but
how about this ultra casual frontside
flip over the vert hip? A few years after
that, when I was first starting skating, I
saw that video part and I was not very
impressed because it looked so easy.
I couldn't even comprehend how hard that
stuff was supposed to be because of the
way that he does it so casually. But
think about who has the best frontside
flips you can think of. Did you think of
Andrew Reynolds? Because he went and he
tried that same frontside flip on the
hip, and this is what he said. I went to
chickens pool this one time to skate, and
just thought like, I want to try and
frontside flip where he got that little
hip, you know. He did the kickflip back
tail and then he just went down and did
that kickflip, stuck to the wall over the
hip. I figured I could frontside flip in
a quarter pipe, so I should be able to
frontside flip this little hip, right? I
tried it, and seriously, every time the
thing would just shoot me out to the
flat bottom. Like, completely out of
control. There was just no way I could do
it. After that, I was just like, "I don't
get it." He was just as delicate little
thing, just stuck to that wall. Flat
ground and vert are like the same thing
to that dude." Look, we're 20 seconds into
his video part and it's already
legendary, but his actual ender is a
switch frontside flip down this double
set, which is pretty crazy, because he did
a regular frontside flip, and that was
good enough to make it in Transworld.
He also switch frontside flipped
Carlsbad. Twice. The first time, he went
there alone, and the second time he
actually had to bring a filmer to
actually record it. He didn't even think
of it at the time, which you'll find
happened a lot over his career. Around
that time, there is also an industry
section in 411 issue 11. Tom only
has a few tricks, but just watch this
line. Every trick is perfect or better.
His tricks that are a tiny bit sketchy
are actually better looking than his
perfect ones. Everything is super clean.
And just watch how he ends it. A lot of
people probably could have done this
line, but just look at the way he does it,
the way that he just goes with the flow
of the spot. He doesn't push, he doesn't
do speed checks to try to get ready when
it's time to hit that rail, he just kind
of does it. He just goes with the flow. It
looks like he just made up that line on
the spot, and given the other things that
I've read about him, it's possible that
he did. But even if that one was planned,
there are a lot of stories about him
doing crazy stuff. There's this one from
Transworld in 2007. There's no
actual footage from this event, though.
"Outside of his ridiculous footage during
his early days in the States, one example
of the types of urban myths penny spawned
was one that I happened to experience
firsthand. In early 96, West LA's hot rod
skate shop had rented a warehouse
downtown, built a pretty decent mini ramp,
and threw a party to inaugurate/
celebrate the whole thing. With
jam-packed platforms and anywhere from
two to four skaters dropping in at the
same time, the session was extremely
heated. With his trademark beanie pulled
well below eye level, Penny embarked on
his run-of-the-mill tranny destruction
run, miraculously dodging the likes of
Mike Carroll, SAD and others. As he
casually cruised the ramp until he was
alone, pretty much at that very moment,
every light in the warehouse blew a fuse
and the entire party was left in pitch
black. However, through the darkness the
discernible noise of Tom's trucks
hitting the coping did not stop for
nearly a full minute, until someone found
the fuse box with the help of a lighter and
some luck.
Penny kept skating, either unaware or
simply unaffected by the lack of vision
on the ramp. Precisely as a lights came
back up, a stunned crowd watched in
disbelief as Tom's frozen, mid frontside
flip, floating over the ramp, completely
undaunted by either light or dark. Sixth
sense indeed." Also in 1996, Tom appeared
in Transworld UNO video. He only has a
few tricks at this bank spot, but even
that is a crazy story.
So if you want to see the whole video
watch Transworld Anthology. There is some
music in the beginning, so I can't play
it for you for copyright strike reasons,
but I'll try to summarize it. So the team,
being rob dyrdek and some other skaters,
took him to this spot and it's a really
crazy spot. It's really steep, it's just
the right length that it can shoot you
right onto your face if you mess up, and
they figured they'd get some basics out
of him: his switch flip, his frontside
flip and stuff like that. But what
actually happened was pretty ridiculous.
So he did that basic stuff they were
expecting, but he just didn't stop. He did
a nollie backside flip, going in blind
and fakie, and after that nobody else was
skating because they were just watching
this guy do whatever he wanted. Within a
couple of tries, he does a bunch of stuff,
and then he sealed the deal with a
switch backside flip. "Don't come back
here, the bank is definitely closed."
"That was the final time I feel like
anything was ever done there. I don't, I
can't even imagine, like, especially in
Southern California, like, when one
individual just shuts a spot down, like... I
don't think... nobody goes there. Not even
to this day, like, you can't go there
because you know, like, no matter... it
doesn't matter what you do, like, it just
will never compare to the one man
destruction session that he just put
down, and like, blessed skateboarding with."
Absolutely crazy, but also in 1996, Tom
got his first Transworld cover doing
this front blunt is completely
unbelievable... because he didn't actually
land it. Kind of weird. These days, you
would never consider publishing a trick
that wasn't landed, but apparently that's
what happened. But tom was always super
casual. If he was trying the trick and
just didn't feel it, then he would have
walked away and not even bothered with
it. I found a ton of stories about just
how ridiculously casual he was, like this
one from Chad Muska.
"That was pretty much the craziest part
of it all. It was almost like he didn't
know he was doing anything special. None
of it was conscious. Nothing he's done
has been conscious. It's just all natural.
His whole life is like that. Anywhere you
went, he would just bust something. No
cameras, nothing. None of it was ever
planned in any way. It was never like, "I'm
gonna do this, and I'll get this cover and
be a superstar." It was just, "Oh, there's an
obstacle in front of me, and I want to do
this down it." Boom. "I'm just doing it." Tom
was one of the biggest skaters in the
world in 1996, and then he suddenly just
disappeared, and even his disappearance
was casual. I remember even when I first
started skating a few years later, I
started 2001, there were always these
stories about Tom sightings. People
would see him somewhere, "he showed up at
my skate park, he did a giant nollie flip,
and then he's gone." There would be ads
published of him where he would be doing
a trick, and it would just say 'somewhere
in Europe.' You wouldn't know where, and
you wouldn't know when it was shot or
anything like that.
He was completely gone from the public
eye, and even his sponsors had a hard
time tracking him down, like Sole Tech.
They wanted to give him a pro shoe, and
they kept asking what he wanted his pro
model to look like and he just never got
back to him. Apparently, he had been
skating around Europe in Timbaland
boots for a year, the same
boots, and so they kept asking him 'what
do you want you shoe to be like?' Over and
over, and he eventually just sent them the
boot so that they could do some sketches
based on it, and they got it. And it
wasn't actually a Timbaland boot,
that's kind of the urban legend version
of the story. It was actually a Colombia
hiking boot, but still. Either way, this
dude had a shoe sponsor, he had enough
money to buy skate shoes, and yet he was
just skating around in hiking boots, you
know. It just didn't matter to him.
Something else that didn't matter to him:
I found this story where he lived in
Europe and he -- in France I believe -- and he
was right next to a filmer, and they
lived right next to each other, and they
also lived by this park. Well there was a
bunch of cool stuff to skate. Sometimes
he would call up the filmer and they
would go do stuff, sometimes he wouldn't
even bother. So one day, he went there, he
found the biggest gap that was in the
whole park, and he kicked flipped it, and
he didn't bother to call the guy. It just
didn't matter to him. But why did Tom
actually leave? There was always a lot of
talk about how he wasn't happy with the
skateboarding industry or how things
were going in the US and stuff like that.
But here's a quote from Tom himself: "I
never really made any decision to leave
the states or the spotlight. Right before
I left, I was living with Shawn Sheffy for
a couple of weeks, and he was like, 'you're
not coming back.' I was like, 'yeah I am.
I'll be back in two weeks. I'm just going
to the contest and then I'm coming back.'
He was like, 'no you're not coming back.' I
went to all the Euro contests and just
ended up in London I saw all my old
friends again and ended up staying there
for a while. It just happened." Of course
he just kind of wandered over there and
it just kind of happened. Completely
ridiculous. Well there's a ton of really
crazy things that happened while he was
over there in Europe. For example, he shot
this ad in 1998,
although the ad ran in 2000. He's doing
an Indy 540 on vert. Tom had skated pools,
a lot of transition and stuff like that,
but he was never known as a vert skater.
And yet, here he is doing a legitimate
Indy 540, with a legitimate amount of
vert skater level air. Completely crazy.
And even more crazy is the fact that he
had never tried a 540 before. He just
kind of got the idea and did it. And he
never bothered to call up a filmer, even
though he was filming for menikmati at
the time, and he actually made it pretty
tough on himself. He said, "I would drink a
beer between every try. I think I drank
something like 18 elephant tall boy
Carlsberg beers before
I finally landed it. I manual rolled the
flat bottom and manual rolled up the
other side. It was pretty crazy." Yeah,
there was a lot of drug and alcohol use
around this time too, but he says he
cleaned his life up around 2003. But
here's another crazy story from the time
in France. This is that same park I was
talking about earlier. He does a 5-0 shove
it out. It's basically like a one set,
like a stair height. I could probably do
that trick at that spot. Just picture how
that would look if you or I did that.
Okay, but now this is Tom doing it.
Transworld wrote a whole article about
the invisible shove it. It kind of looks
like he does a 5-0 and he's gonna go
to tail side, then he just doesn't. His
feet never look like they leave the
board, but somehow it ends up rolling
away backwards. It's completely crazy.
That was just his style though, it was
just so fluid and natural. You could
barely even see when things happened.
Here's another crazy one: this is a 360
flip to fakie that he did in Copenhagen.
Here's the story: "there were not many tries,
it's only a few as I remember it. The guy
is such a natural, it's insane. That roll
in he's skating is no joke.
It's a gnarly place to do those tricks,
and the way he did them, it was hard to
comprehend. I'm not sure he even noticed
Jesper shooting. Jesper got two great
photos: the 360 flip for the es ad, and a
frontside flip that I don't remember if
it showed up somewhere. As far as I
remember he made a couple of them (the
360 flips), maybe two or three." There's
actually a rumor that he was really
upset when he saw that ad because he was
there shooting the frontside flip for
TSA ,and that 360 flip was just poached,
like he wasn't planning on using it for
anything. But that's completely
ridiculous,
like he was just doing those anyway. He
didn't care if it was documented, and
someone just happened to take a picture
and shoot an iconic ad that's completely
amazing.
But his skating, it really makes me think
of how I skated back in the day, you
know, I was the complete opposite. I was
always trying to film for video parts. I
wasn't on any kind of Pro videos, I was
just shooting for YouTube, but every time
I went out, I would always push myself a
lot further than what I could do and
I just get more and more angry, just
trying to force this trick that I just
couldn't do. I would finally land it
really really sketchy and that would be
good enough, and I would just go home
angry. But that's not what Tom was like,
you know.
He would just do it. He was skating at
video part quality all the time.
Completely crazy. So after all that time
in Europe he came back and he shot for
Menikmati, which is one of my favorite videos ever
made. He was also in Sorry, Really Sorry and
Extremely Sorry. He moved back to the US
with a permanent residence visa in 2006,
and the parts that he put together
during this time were amazing, as were
his board sales. This Cheech and Chong
graphic sold like crazy, and flip ended
up having to pay Cheech royalties when he
found out about it.
Geoff Rowley said it was one of their
best selling boards for 13 years
as of 2009, but it's actually been
re-released more since then. After a few
years in the US, it seems like he ended
up back in Europe. You start to see his
footage and pictures coming from over
there.
In 2015 Lucien Clark mentioned in an
interview that Penny isn't allowed in
the US anymore. I don't know the story
there. Maybe his visa got revoked or
something. I'm not really too sure, but in
2014 he was in a UK video called Albion.
It was shot on a VX but it's actually
pretty new. He's 37 here and it looks a
lot like his signature style is kind of
faded away over time. Although, because of
his cult-like status, you'll see people
arguing in the comments that this is the
best skateboarding has ever looked in
all history. I'll let you decide for yourself.
Last year, he filmed some stuff in Chile.
You never really know where he's gonna
turn up. It looks like he's still rocking
boot style skate shoes. His Supra model
which is called the Bandit, looks like
this. He also had a small section in the
Supra video 'Oscar and Friends.' At this
point is more about cameos than full-on
video parts. And a couple of months ago,
he shot this ETN ad in Copenhagen. Maybe
he's staying there now. I don't know.
He's 40 years old now, and whether he
comes back to the US, or if he ever cares
to come back to the US, time will tell.
But that is what I was able to find
about Tom penny. Share your favorite Tom
penny stories below. I know there's a lot
more. I wasn't able to cover all the ones
that I found, but in the meantime, until
my next video, here are a couple more
videos you can check out. There's also a
big logo right in the middle of the
screen that you can tap to subscribe, and
that way you can keep learning new
things about skateboarding three times a
week. Thanks for watching.
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Dog Eats Owner & Becomes Latest Internet Sensation - Rumpelstiltskin - Duration: 2:16.
Meet Rumplestilkskin, the chihuaha who has become the latest viral internet sensation.
Rumplestiltskin's not only famous for his shifty eyes, but for a much darker reason.
He was forced to eat his owner to avoid starvation.
I'm going to tell you everything you need to know, here for you on IO.
What is good potatoes, my name is charlotte and this is IO, the channel that talks about
everything viral.
Don't forget to hit that thumbs up and subscribe for more trending news commentary.
Rumplestiltskin is the internet's new favourite doggo.
And With a face like that, its no surprise he's become the internets latest obsession.
Rumpel was in a bit of a pickle after his owner died.
There was no food in the house and he was forced to eat his owners corpse in order to
keep himself alive.
His owner was dead for two weeks, meaning rumple was starving when he was forced to
eat her.
Rumplestiltskin was eventually saved, kept in a shelter, and now, one year later he has
a new owner, who wants the world to know what a sweetheart her pup is.
His new owner, Tifanee fortuna, posted his story on the facebook page dogspotting, which
is a page where dog lovers gather together to praise their dogs.
The post read ' maybe this is the group where he finally gets the recognition he deserves.
This is rumplestiltskin and he is 4 pounds of love and nervous shaking.
His legs are weirdly long for his small body, which makes him look like a fancy table.
He lieks food, undevided attention and sleeping for many hours at a time.
Man look at those legs, she really wasn't kidding.
The post quickly went viral, with many people conflicted about rumpel.
Response to the post has been somewhat mixed…Some people showed their support for his survival
instincts, others expressed their fear and disgust.
I mean, when it comes down to it, he's an animal, and a small animal at that.
I doubt this dog could have eaten much of his owner.
How do you feel about rumplestiltskin?
Let me know in the comments below.
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Marfan Syndrome - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology - Duration: 6:54.
Marfan syndrome is a genetic disorder that results in defective connective tissue, which
can affect a person's skeleton, heart, blood vessels, eyes, and lungs.
Normally, the interstitial space of various body tissues is full of microfibrils - which
are strong ropelike structures that provide tissue integrity and form connective tissue.
The main component of microfibrils is a glycoprotein called fibrillin.
In some structures microfibrils form a scaffold for additional proteins like elastin.
Elastin fibers are highly cross-linked, and that gives them a rubber-band-like quality,
which allows tissues to stretch and then spring back to their original shape.
Tissues that have elastin fibers are tissues like the arteries, skin, and lungs, and tissues
that have microfibrils but no overlying layer of elastin are like tendons and the ciliary
zonules that hold the eye lens in place.
These tissues are less stretchable, but still have considerable tensile strength.
In addition to being part of microfibrils, fibrillin also regulates tissue growth.
Fibrillin sequesters or removes transforming growth factor beta, or TGF-β, which stimulates
tissue growth, so fibrillin therefore lowers how much TGF-β is available to stimulate
growth.
Marfan syndrome is caused by mutations in a gene called FBN1, or fibrillin 1, on chromosome
15.
It's autosomal dominant, which means that even if there's a normal copy of the gene,
a single mutated copy of the gene – in other words a heterozygous mutation – is sufficient
to cause the disease.
The FBN1 gene encodes Fibrillin-1 protein, one of three fibrillin subtypes.
In Marfan syndrome, fibrillin-1 is either dysfunctional or less abundant.
As a result, there are fewer functioning microfibrils in the extracellular matrix, and that means
there's less tissue integrity and elasticity.
Connective tissue is found throughout the body, so this can affect nearly every body
system.
Additionally, TGF-β doesn't get effectively sequestered, so TGF-β signaling is excessive
in these tissues - meaning more growth.
The most obvious physical features of Marfan syndrome involve the skeleton.
The long bones grow excessively, so individuals are tall with long arms and legs – this
is called a Marfanoid body habitus.
They have long, thin fingers and toes too, called arachnodactyly, which is a reference
to the long legs of spiders.
Finally, overgrowth of ribs can cause pectus excavatum, where the chest sinks in, or pectus
carinatum, where the chest points out.
Other bone and joint features include scoliosis where the spine has a sideways curve, an inability
to extend the elbows all the way to 180 degrees, flexible joints, a downward slant to the eyes,
and a narrow palate that crowds the teeth.
In the skin, Marfan syndrome can cause stretch marks, and in the lung it can cause bullae
to form.
Which are large spaces that replace the normal architecture of the lungs and can cause a
pneumothorax to form.
In the eyes, Marfan syndrome is a risk factor for retinal detachment and a dislocation of
the lens, which is usually in an upward direction.
The most serious features, though, of Marfan syndrome are cardiovascular.
The aorta dilates over time, which is a risk for aortic valve insufficiency, where blood
leaks back into the left ventricle during diastole.
The aorta also undergoes cystic medial necrosis, which is where there is degeneration of the
tunica media, which is the central portion of the aortic wall.
Both dilation and cystic medial necrosis weaken the aorta, making it susceptible to aneurysm,
dissection, and rupture.
An aneurysm is an outpouching of a vessel, which weakens its wall even further.
A dissection is where the inner wall, or intima, gets a tear, and blood tracks into a false
lumen in the vessel wall.
And this can occlude normal blood flow.
An aortic rupture is a full-thickness tear, which allows blood to escape the vessel.
And all of these complications can be fatal.
Finally, Marfan syndrome is a risk factor for mitral valve prolapse, where the mitral
valve pouches into the left atrium during systole.
The features of Marfan syndrome, though, might not be present for everyone with Marfan syndrome,
and any given feature can be more or less severe.
Also, Marfan syndrome isn't usually noticeable at birth, so the symptoms show up over time
as the child grows.
Occasionally, though, features are present at birth, called early-onset or neonatal Marfan
syndrome.
As for diagnosis, A person is diagnosed with Marfan syndrome if they have clinical features
of Marfan syndrome like aortic disease, a dislocated lens, family history, and FBN1
mutations.
Now, although there is no cure for Marfan syndrome but there are treatments for some
of the clinical features.
For example, if an eye lens dislocates, it can be removed and replaced by an artificial
lens.
If the aorta gets too wide, it can be repaired surgically so it doesn't dissect or rupture.
Beta blockers have been shown to slow aortic dilation, and the angiotensin receptor blocker
losartan, which decreases TGF-β signaling, can slow dilation even more when given in
conjunction with a beta blocker.
All right, as a quick recap -Marfan syndrome is an autosomal dominant genetic disorder
caused by mutations in the FBN1 gene.
This leads to fewer fibrillin microfibrils in certain connective tissues, which compromises
their strength and elasticity, and upregulating TGF-β signaling.
The end result is an individual with a tall, thin body with symptoms of loose connective
tissue, most importantly in the aorta.
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MMD |Undertale/Dusttale| Huh? [ClassicDust] |Yaoi Warning...| (English/Spanish Subs) - Duration: 1:05.
MONJA! (x3)
You must be very hungry, if you stopped studying
Oh...well...
I wasn't getting any studying done
Hmm?
Plus, you look happy
Uh...what?
Huh?
My heart isn't pounding
Huh? Why not?
So, I've noticed you don't make my heart flutter
Huh?
I wonder why...
I guess it's because my heart was pounding before I even kissed you!
But I still love you <3
Hey! Let's hurry, Sans!
Huh?
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The Talk - What Shifted You Into Becoming Your Own Person? - Duration: 3:48.
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How Far is Too Far? - Duration: 2:08.
So one of the questions I get asked a lot in the classroom is,
"How far is too far?"
If I want to commit to living a life of chastity, how far can I go in my relationship?
And I think that that is the wrong question to ask.
I think there's a genuine desire to know how we can best love someone,
but I think that is the question we should be asking.
How can I best love the person that I'm dating?
How can I best respect them and cherish them for who they are?
And it's really important to distinguish between affection and arousal.
Affection is all of these healthy ways that we can show someone we care about them in a dating relationship.
So it's fun to brainstorm some ways that we can show affection,
but handholding, I think is so underrated in our culture.
I think it feels so good to have your hand held.
Or hugs.
Or those simple kisses on the lips, the forehead, the cheek.
Any simple way that you're showing that other person
that they're special and that they're precious to you.
There are other actions that actually prepare our bodies for sex.
And these actions are called arousal.
And we want to avoid these things when living out chastity
so that we don't get ourselves into a situation that we don't want to be in.
We draw the line here, and this is really challenging,
we draw the line here at making out and anything further.
And that might sound extreme.
You might be thinking,
"Lindsay, like, making out isn't a big deal.
What's wrong with making out?"
But the truth is, sometimes even making out can prepare out bodies for sex.
So we want to avoid those actions if we're really seeking to live out the virtue of chastity.
So it's so important, when you're dating someone, to sit down and to talk about boundaries.
You can have the best intentions when living out chastity, but if you're not clear about
what actions that we can show the other person to show affection, then it's really hard day
in and day out to continue to choose that virtue.
It's so important to be on the same page so that you can both be strong in living out
this beautiful virtue of chastity.
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Why Charlie Daniels Loves The South | Southern Living - Duration: 0:52.
It's where I was born.
I'm proud of the place I was born.
I'm proud of the South.
(country fiddle music)
I think there's a lot of good things about the South.
I'm Southern, and I was born in the South,
and I've lived in the South most of my life.
There's a pace of life here that I like.
I communicate with people because I was raised around 'em.
You know, it's funny.
People set off and make fun of us,
how slow we are and everything.
Yet, there's a hundred people every day coming to Nashville
from other places,
so we must not be the only ones that like it here.
My favorite food in the world is
country-style steak with rice.
You want to throw in some side dishes,
maybe some sliced tomatoes, cucumbers,
a biscuit or cornbread, either one,
sweet tea, that's all I need.
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Hayat Sırları / Life Secrets - Teaser 4 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 0:54.
Mustafa Kuzgun does the same thing everyday, at the same time for the last 30 years.
This cannot be changed or proposed to be changed.
- What is this, son? - Pudding.
Throw it away. I said, throw it away!
That's the only thing I've left with. Put it back when you are done.
We lived eyes to eyes, hand in hand for a year.
You were madly in love, sister.
I got her break-up text when I was in America.
I couldn't find her when I got back. She dropped out of the school, too.
I'm trying to understand why you left that boy then. The secret of the century.
- What happened to the girl? - That girl vanished into thin air and then I did.
- Time passes. Who knows where she is now. - Ah, Seher has come.
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Episode two: The Brainstorm - Duration: 2:51.
So I guess we wanted to stop today off by seeing if you guys have any questions about yesterday?
I know we're looking to have some sort of experience when we
come out of it that we're designing but I still I'm curious about I guess our target.
I think we need an idea that demonstrates thinking and doing.
I think at this moment since we've only just started brainstorming let's just try and get any idea out.
So I think the more we kind of ask the questions, the more we
will kind of free up our thinking space.
This brainstorming session - the activity here it's called 'Superheroes'.
Currently, we're just running through some idea generation using popular figures
like Superman, Kim Kardashian and Trump.
Alright so, if we start with Superman - if we were Superman, how would we get people to come to Unitec?
What if Superman somehow makes the first floating Uni?
Flying around with a Unitec banner?
Kind of like just having a little bit of a laugh.
Trump tweets that he supports every Uni except for Unitec.
Everyone gets a free haircut but they're always Trump-cuts.
He builds a wall around Unitec.
So, I was thinking instead of a 'You're Fired', a 'You're Hired' campaign?
Yeah, wicked! That's cool because when students graduate, they have the real-world skills and stuff.
So yeah, getting hired straight off the back of that would be awesome.
The twist of 'You're fired!' to 'You're hired!' I thought that was pretty ingenious, good one Abrah.
Yeah, it's just really good to exercise your brain in a different way.
Okay guys, so as you can see we've done a whole bunch of different ideas
and it just goes to show that when you look at a problem from someone else's position,
You get a whole bunch of different solutions that you wouldn't have possibly thought of.
So, if you're ever stuck or you have like a creative block or something, just channel that.
You can really kind of get a different angle on things.
I think, I feel like we're headed on the right track.
We've got a bit of time and it's just nice to think that we have all the support, as well, from each other.
It's not just on one person, but it's on the team and as a team we can get through this.
So, this is a great time to have a look at your ideas before they get to the Creative Director.
It would be kind of fun to stage a public game show.
A Unitec expo.
A Unitec carnival.
They seem to have hated it.
We really need to get this into a much better space.
... Yeah.
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Meet Nokia Steel Activity Tracker - Duration: 1:10.
We have two daughters. They keep me pretty busy,
but my health is important to me so I get exercise when I can.
The Nokia Steel motivates me to do at least some kind of cardio
for 30 minutes to an hour.
I didn't realize how challenging that was until I got this watch.
I like running outside and the dial tells me exactly what percentage of my daily activity goal I'm at.
I don't have to worry about it getting wet because I do like to swim.
The watch knows what activity I'm doing, and it's very user friendly.
It's nice how the phone and the Health Mate app synch automatically, and it shows right up top how many steps you have so far.
Plus it has up to eight months of battery life, so I don't have to worry about charging it everyday.
I like that it looks like a normal watch, but it does much much more.
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SNBRN Explains Lyrics While Making A Blinged Out Pumpkin Mask | Voodoo 2017 - Duration: 3:29.
Hi this is SNBRN here at Voodoo Fest and we're
about to talk shit and make masks, hope you guys
are ready.
I owe it all to my mom.
Costumes, it's essential.
How can you not dress up, it's New Orleans, Halloween?
When I found out I was playing Voodoo I was like
"This is the most amazing thing ever"
My suitcase, I don't even have clothes.
It's just costumes.
I was a sheriff through the airport on the way over.
It is a...it's a Jimmy Dean Sausage which is a
------ giant sun, which I'm SNBRN.
So, it's a giant sun but my mom's like "You gotta
be a superhero sun" so my mom made me a ------ SNBRN
superhero cape.
So, like I'll be a giant sun and just get hammered
and run around.
[Laughing]
Always three hundred many, many years.
It's something about wearing a leather diaper...
[Laughing]
Ooh okay, that's very difficult cause you can
get really into it.
I would say like Sixth Sense like when I was
younger that was the scariest or Signs was the
scariest but I saw It...------ amazing
B-Horror movies, I absolutely love.
But now shit, it's all about the pop up
like...it's not even scary, it's just
"we're gonna like ahh!"
[Laughing]
I'm having too much fun here.
Back to making a pumpkin mask.
"No GMOs, Real Hoes" it was like the biggest
ongoing joke cause like we're hammered on Melrose,
me and my boys and we went to like Viceroy's launch
party right there at like a pop up at Melrose and
we're just cracking up of like how many ----- health
food stores and like...and then we just kinda came up
with it and we're rapping it and we were like
"Yo this could kinda be like a tight G house like little track"
and then we went back to my place and dude,
we recorded it.
But it kinda just started as just like with the boys
having a good time just making jokes.
Like I said, "No GMOs, real hoes" but not in a
discriminatory sense but like I like real women,
don't get me wrong.
I'm all about that real shit.
I got ADD, I can't multitask and do this shit
at the same time.
I'm working on an EP to really define who I am and
I got really caught up with you know, the major
label and writing like bullshit pop music.
I lost a little bit of myself and like now I'm
just going back and truly just doing this EP for me
and it's like "you like it, you don't whatever" it's me.
I'm gonna do whatever the ---- I like, you like it
or you don't, you get me or you don't.
Hi this is SNBRN here at Voodoo Festival, thank you
guys so much.
What a crazy city, what an amazing time.
This is the place to be on Halloween.
Thank you guys so much.
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B Camera | Episode 60 | Middlemarch: The Series - Duration: 2:10.
[Episode 60 - B Camera]
I never thought I could feel this way.
I mean, I always assumed I was straight,
but ever since I met you, - Rosy?
- I've been feeling like- - Dot!
- Oh.
I'll just-
- Are you okay? - Don't. Please.
- Maybe you can go after her and explain that she's the one you like, and not me.
- Go after her?
Explain?
You really think she would listen to me after she saw that?
- You can tell her whatever you want.
Just- you can blame it on me.
I don't mind.
- Somehow I don't think she'd like me anymore if I just blamed everything on you.
I mean I-
Before I mean there -
I didn't have any hope that me and Dot could ever-
But at least I knew - I thought -
that she thought I was a good person.
But now...
Rosy, I'm so sorry about your breakup.
I really am.
If there's anything I can do...
- It's fine. Just go.
- Okay.
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SMK di KOTA TEGAL WAJIBKAN SISWINYA PAKAI CADAR - Duration: 3:02.
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mountainous area bordering the district Monday October 30th 2017 turns out it's
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I'm not blocked anymore. - Duration: 13:42.
wiggle wiggle wiggle
Hi
Welcome to this poorly made video
with a completely fucked up lighting against a wall
and that's completely not natural.
That's horrible, why did I do that?
Can you see my face correctly now?
(no)
That's shit.
*insert a cancerous and clickbait title here*
Woohhh...
I'm just fucking killing my microphone cable right now.
So
I'm not here to joke. (you're here to joke Ario, shut up)
I just prepared nothing, this is clearly one of my most fucked up video...
*ASMR*
I need to straight my microphone too...
So everybody can hear me.
YOU NEED TO HEAR ME! *fuck ASMR*
So, what was I talking about...
PS: the number of "Euuuhhh" completely explosed
It's actually a new type of video I make rarely, where I just sit and talk to you.
A lot of things happened since the last 1/2 years.
I need to tell you what happened because
I just started to be conscious about this
I just said to myself: "there's a big problem".
I just absolutely needed to make a video about this
Where I just tell you what's the problem.
It's been one and a half year, and there's just nothing that really happened in my videos
I'm not gonna lie, nothing happened since the last 2 years
Hi, my name is Antoine Daniel and I'm posting a video every year.
Cool.
And if I want to make this quick video
(That's not a quick video)
It was an idea that came yesterday
Becaus some things happened recently
And this things are...
not really funny.
And yeah my chair is broken, that's cool.
(Am I really talking to my chair?)
*fixed*
Sorry.
Something happened not long ago
Since 4 months, I'm installing myself on Discord
I'm talking with nice people.
And someone caught me, and he asked me if I could help him
to find a story for his text he was writting
On his computer.
So I was like: "why not? It sounds cool."
So I shared my invented story with him
like "that's for you, do what you want."
But some hours later, I remembered what I've done
And I just said: "Holy shit, it was nice."
I was feeling nice during the short time I wrote it
It was cool to write a story, to build my characters and all of this, even indirectly.
I find it was a nice sensation.
And I said: "I would build my own, it looks so cool."
So I did it, and until one week...
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Good Behavior: Because I'm Mrs. Claus - Season 2, Ep. 3 [INSIDE THE EPISODE] | TNT - Duration: 3:10.
[MUSIC PLAYING- "THE 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS"]
This episode is called "Because I'm Mrs. Claus," which
is obviously a lie that Letty tells to a little girl
whose room she's stealing from.
How did you know my name?
Because I'm Mrs. Claus.
[music playing]
This is a big episode with Letty's mother,
Estelle and her husband, Rob.
It's so funny to say her husband Rob, even though he is.
- To family. - To family.
To family.
Una familia.
What I love about this episode is that the pairings
are really different.
It's Joey and I and you and Lusia,
which we don't really see that pairing very often.
It was just a very different dynamic, which
it was a lot of fun to shoot.
Javier is very paranoid because he thinks
that there's this guy at the hotel who
probably is another hit man.
I think he might be here to kill me.
And Letty, meanwhile, is again stealing.
And that all comes to head in this moment
when you guys are in bed of, why do we keep
trying to change each other?
From the moment we met, you knew
I kill people for a living.
And I knew you were an addict, a thief.
Why are we together?
Is it going to be possible for us
to be different people, to fit into this idea
of good behavior?
It's starting to break apart here a little bit.
And then, of course, Lashever appears at the end.
Drop the gun.
You're under arrest.
FBI.
The big twist is that Estelle set up this whole thing working
with the FBI to trap Javier.
I'm sorry, Letty.
This was a very hard episode for me to write,
because everybody in every scene is lying.
So it's like tracking the lies and all of that,
to preserve the twist, to make sure that's still a surprise.
When I read that script, I felt
like I had food poisoning, because I didn't know
that that's what was happening.
But then I got it.
He kills people.
So in terms of a mother's perspective and a grandmother's
perspective, it's probably a good idea to not hang out
with him.
You find out that your daughter and grandson are
on the run with a hit man, and the FBI
asks you to help out with that.
- She did the right thing. - Absolutely,
And that's a thing I like to always be conscious of with all
the characters, is that nobody is
totally good or totally evil.
Estelle has good intentions, you know?
Javier's arrested, and then Letty
tries to stop that from happening
and gets herself arrested too.
Let him go.
Let him go!
Now they're in the back of Lashever's Sprinter,
on the way to prison.
ANNOUNCER: Good Behavior.
All new, Sundays at 10:00 on TNT and on the TNT app.
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I'm not blocked anymore. - Duration: 13:42.wiggle wiggle wiggle
Hi
Welcome to this poorly made video
with a completely fucked up lighting against a wall
and that's completely not natural.
That's horrible, why did I do that?
Can you see my face correctly now?
(no)
That's shit.
*insert a cancerous and clickbait title here*
Woohhh...
I'm just fucking killing my microphone cable right now.
So
I'm not here to joke. (you're here to joke Ario, shut up)
I just prepared nothing, this is clearly one of my most fucked up video...
*ASMR*
I need to straight my microphone too...
So everybody can hear me.
YOU NEED TO HEAR ME! *fuck ASMR*
So, what was I talking about...
PS: the number of "Euuuhhh" completely explosed
It's actually a new type of video I make rarely, where I just sit and talk to you.
A lot of things happened since the last 1/2 years.
I need to tell you what happened because
I just started to be conscious about this
I just said to myself: "there's a big problem".
I just absolutely needed to make a video about this
Where I just tell you what's the problem.
It's been one and a half year, and there's just nothing that really happened in my videos
I'm not gonna lie, nothing happened since the last 2 years
Hi, my name is Antoine Daniel and I'm posting a video every year.
Cool.
And if I want to make this quick video
(That's not a quick video)
It was an idea that came yesterday
Becaus some things happened recently
And this things are...
not really funny.
And yeah my chair is broken, that's cool.
(Am I really talking to my chair?)
*fixed*
Sorry.
Something happened not long ago
Since 4 months, I'm installing myself on Discord
I'm talking with nice people.
And someone caught me, and he asked me if I could help him
to find a story for his text he was writting
On his computer.
So I was like: "why not? It sounds cool."
So I shared my invented story with him
like "that's for you, do what you want."
But some hours later, I remembered what I've done
And I just said: "Holy shit, it was nice."
I was feeling nice during the short time I wrote it
It was cool to write a story, to build my characters and all of this, even indirectly.
I find it was a nice sensation.
And I said: "I would build my own, it looks so cool."
So I did it, and until one week...
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2017 STARS Teacher Caitlin Wright - Duration: 2:11.
My name is Caitlin Wright. I teach 5th grade Math and Science at Northwood
Hills Elementary. I'm originally from Long Island, New York.
Go Yankees. And I'm just so happy that I'm a transplanted Texan now.
I decided to become a teacher in 4th grade. I had the best 4th grade teacher,
Mrs. Eileen Roberts. I was struggling with math as a student, and she would keep me
after school and work with me. She was one of those teachers that made
learning fun. She took a topic that might not be
exciting for students to learn, and she made it real world. I decided that I
wanted to help those students learn. I do an Escape The Classroom or Breakout
The Classroom activity. Each group has a tool box that has six different locks.
They have to answer a variety of problems in order to get the code.
Once they get the code they have two chances to open up the lock. The group that opens
up all six locks earn a prize out of the toolbox and they've escaped out of the class.
In 5th grade, the majority of the STAAR test is on fractions. It takes a
mundane task, and it gets them to work together to solve the problems.
And I know they're actually learning because they are double-checking and
triple-checking their work which is what we need to see. I love to cook, and I tell
my students that I cook all the time, and I bring in the sugar, and the flour, and
we actually measure ingredients to have them realize that just because they're
learning fractions on paper and pencil, means that they have to use fractions in
every day. We do lots of games and just technology helps them a lot.
Here at Northwood Hills we are very fortunate that we have a teaching and learning garden
right outside our classroom doors, and so we found the area the perimeter and
volume so we can put the potting soil in so we knew how much. We also went ahead
and we threw in some decimals, and we were able to do cost-effective
spreadsheets to purchase our seeds. In addition to teaching 5th grade Math
and Science, last year I piloted a robotics
program for 3rd grade through 6th grade after school. They are able to
learn programming skills on the computer. It gets them engaged; it gets them into
science and technology into STEM, and where they want to do more technology
and science the older that they get.
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