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yo yo yo CPA strength here back again with my classic series accounting for

beginners number 92 92 right after 91 right before 93 y'all can you believe

we're here I know we haven't been no it's not right now we're gonna do right

now okay I love the comments from people uh

beginners like you don't know if you don't know anything about accounting it

helps me to be a teacher to see what would you understand or what you don't

understand so this is going to be the video from cups I'm stumbling a little

out of practice on this I am sorry bear with me please because you know I'm one

take Timmy oh well let me let me show you let me show you right here up here

is the best accounting playlist in the world it's got the classic series right

here accounting for beginners and this will

make all your dreams come true I'm telling you let make everything

happen for you what power of Attraction and all that you'll find a lot of money

so let's get into this one counting for beginners 92 let's go let's do this come

on man it's awesome a back County it's supposed to be like dry and stuff so I

could be more cray-cray so that's what I like so I can like up up the craziness

on these accounts for beginners because I'd be a CPA I am jack boy we're not

jelly roll oh I do not have a peel currently so I don't give a fuck I'll

have to tell them shit that's right just like let's do some other pretty County

yeah alright so number 92 accounting firm against 92 debit equals left credit

equals right now Devin is left side credit is right side get that you just

you just have to I've seen on other eye scene on another video on youtubes yeah

I watch other accounting videos I you know I tell you guys to do that too I

think someone said or maybe it wasn't an acute ooh video but was somewhere that

said um debit is Latin for left and they also said credit is Latin for right now

I don't speak Latin that's more fucking dead language huh I ain't trying to be

dead yet sounds good let's just go with that okay

that's one of us that's a JT blaze fact so debit debit equals left credit equals

right so you have to just get that like why ygd I don't know because it's Latin

it's the Latin root word so what Latins worry about it and you're

like and then I'll be a Latin and you're like I'll let the Greeks worry about it

yeah all right fine so it just is now you just have like this is just one of

the things you have to remember Devon is left crying is right but spoke on this

in accounting for beginners number two which someone's jacking my number two I

don't know I have to do like a copyright claim on arm I don't know they're

messing my money's up though the comment was I really had that like boom that

like that Eureka idea because that does happen I think a lot of times in the

county it happened to me after like five years of doing this I struggled so much

with this okay the main thing after you figure after

you figure out that debit is a left and credit is right you need to know DC a

blur this is like why why people watch my videos this has helped thousands of

people so yes no one else in the world has my skill set and I do all things you

love that huh don't you could steal that I know one of

my friends already done stole dat 180 left and right debit left credit right

well you know one thing I hear this is double entry accounting this is

entry accounting this is what you're learning in school this is the double

entry accounting system been around since the late 1400s okay double entry

meaning you're gonna have you're gonna have a debit equaling a credit I thought

I don't know what this this line is like a double helix line or something yeah

that's a great DNA you Schmo there's not a DNA double helix so this is double

entry accounting system and I don't know what that I gotta come up with the name

for this line you guys have a name for the line the equal side the middle I

always call it line that's kind of stupid double entry accounting system

double entry accounting is not this is double entry accounting system debits

equal credit debit do equal credits doughnuts are left credits are right

it's not bank account because I always I don't always hear that but I do hear

that sometimes like well how come my bank account and I messed me up too

because the bank sometimes has like debits or credits like differently than

the double-entry accounting system okay so let me make this analysis here or

this I don't even know it is an anagram analogy thought about this morning

you're like you do music right yeah okay why does your music sound different than

his because I do rap music I do trap music and he does country music but

you're like yeah but it's music should it be all the same you're like no so

same with like I guess financials monies or whatever you're like oh well it's

it's about money so it has to be all the same like the bank has to be the same as

double entry accounting system and it's like now I mean it's kind of like

country and rap music you know their music but they're different all your

preconceived notions of what it Devitt is and what a credit is and we're doing

double entry accounting here a debit is left a credit is right that's

pretty much all they are it remember it's the Latin root word

another huge thing and I'm sorry it took me so long to get to this one another

huge thing and we're just gonna harp on this we're gonna harp on this for the

last a little bit they're not good they're not bad a debit not good not bad

a credit not good not bad I'm I just one more time he's so freaking important a

debit you're like oh I just did a journal entry and if I got money if I

got money coming in here let's do a journal entry here money coming in the

bank now this is a this is this will mess you up I had to think I had a

journal entry real quick you believe that let's say we got cash let's say we

got cash a five hundred yeah you all my fives of the guesses in the trash and I

have gotten yelled at that in the past cuz they're willing to say I don't do

shit everyone likes to hate cash 500 and that and let's say it was a revenue

that's gonna your credit revenue a 500 now if you're thinking Bobby did he did

work for 500 for your main job like I did a tax return for $500 so I got the

person gave me $500 cashed up to my debit that's an asset see it goes up and

the revenue would be it's a credit because that's what I do from being work

and that's going up that's that's being increased as well now when I started and

this person left to comment you know they said this is when the light bulb

went off and they figured out it's not good or not bad it's a left or right it

just is I'm saying from personal example this is from a CPA who owns his own

business who struggled so much trust me I struggled so much I think I graduated

college with like a to 7 or to 8 like barely

I already want to to horn too much but I'm definitely one of the most famous

accountants in the world coming from so already know nothing so you can do it

too I used to think okay well cash is cash

is good cash is good who wants to dispute that I don't if you're just beat

that I don't this channel might not be for you so it's a cash good

that's a debit it's in her debit damn it's or good then in the same journal

entry you got revenue you got you got a credit of revenue for 500 revenues good

so I'm like okay well they're both good they're both good I mean I don't know it

just that didn't or I would have something you know it's it's just such a

mind thing so if you think each side are good sometimes you have you have an

expense that's a debit well I mean expenses not good that's money going out

so that's not just bad but cash coming in is good see it's you have good and

bad it just doesn't work and I hope you see that so debit debit left credit

right not good not bad I know I could have done this in five seconds but

anyways this is CPA strength I love doing these accounting videos I love

giving back until next time deuce

our little women thing on the trip

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Trouser Kadai - Mandavelli, Chennai - An Eatery In Chennai Serving Tasty Non Vegetarian Food - Duration: 2:57.

Item available here are mutton , chicken, fish curry, fish fry, prawns, kola urundai,

how long have you been running this eatery?

40 years

what is that?

mutton chukka

sura putta

what is the famous dish here?

fish fry, mutton chukka, kola urundai

how's the food?

food is super

it is better than a 5 star hotel

taste is different

feels like eating in madurai side, taste is like that.

are you here for the first time?

yes

how did you hear about this place?

through youtube

i have come this side many times but eating here first time

the food is good , iam getting parcels too.

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DÉCADENCE DE LA ZÉTÉTIQUE - Sois pas si bêêête #37 - Duration: 12:40.

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Is my voice fake? Monthly Q&A #1 - Duration: 6:42.

Hey

so this week, I don't have animation for you, but

I'm gonna start monthly Q&A so this is a first of a kind

Yeah

This is one kind of

special

video for you

Yeah, so let's start

Do you like Poland? I'm gonna assume. This is question about country do I like Poland as a country?

Yeah, I like Poland. What's what's not to like about Poland Poland is a nice country. You know

Yeah

Guten tag. Do you like Germans?

I like Germans as well

I've been to Germany a few times, and it's a nice country nice people good stuff. I like Germany

yeah

Will Estonia ever into Nordic

I don't know

I Can't decide this on my own. It's just too much pressure so..

you gotta help me guys

Comment in the comment section below do you think?

Estonia can into Nordic? What do you think guys?

Can you he? I don't know?

Where are you from?

So, this is probably the most asked question right now and

I could be your neighbor actually I could

I could live next door. I could live right next to you, and you wouldn't know

Doesn't that make it scary?

Doesn't it?

I would be scared as hell if I were you so

Yeah, watch out for me

because I can be

Right behind you right now.

I'm gonna. I'm gonna introduce myself properly

One of these days, but this is

today

today is not the day guys, today is not the day maybe next time

Maybe maybe next time

Why can't Poland into space?

Listen here prick

Poland can into space and he will one day

Okay, yeah

So watch what you saying?

ugly kid 20 out of 20

420 blaze it

You little

Do country balls have sex?

Rule 34 I've said enough

Question number one what is your favorite country ball in your series?

I would say Poland

Because he can be sad

cute and funny at the same time

I just I just like him because you can do anything with him

You know

Question number two remove kebab, or defend kebab?

I don't know

Comment, what do you think?

Question number three? Which is the hardest accent you did in your videos?

To be honest I'm really bad at accents

That's why I like

Gunterx because he can do a lot more of them, I just can't do this one stupid voice and that's it

But I think I did really good job in Italy's video

Well yeah, I can't do a lot of accents. I just can't

My voice sucks, my voice pretty much sucks

but I got a live with it

Do you speak any other language?

yes

I speak fluently in one more language

And I bet you want to know it

well no

not today

not today boy

Yeah

Why are you doing humiliating videos about Poland?

To be honest I'm doing humiliating videos about every

Country

so to sum it up you shouldn't be happy if I make video about your country you should be sad cuz

Because you know I'm gonna do some crazy stuff with your country

When it's in my video

So you better watch out

yeah that's right, I said it

so Poland is no exception

I make fun of every country

Yeah

Do some countries criticize you about your country balls?

I think if countries could talk they would criticize me but

thankfully they can't so I'm safe

but yeah some people do criticize my country balls and

Some of them about the rules others about the content and the story

They're usually mad because I showed some event wrong

But I said this many times the only thing

Usually that makes sense in my videos is the

in the intro qoute

Underneath the

no idea and bulb thing

So yeah

if you want to learn something read those

Everything else is just for entertainment

is that your real voice or are you talking like that because of videos?

it's kind of in the middle, it's

half my real voice

half my

fake voice

this fake voice

because yeah, I can't do a lot of voices and

It just this is one of them, and that's it

I'm glad some of you like it, but it's kind of my real voice

so, yeah

What I go other hobbies apart from animation and polandball?

I like

so if you didn't know this I used to be

Programmer and and

That's what I'm doing, when I'm not doing these animations, and I have some side projects

yeah, and I also like drawing

alright, so that that is it

I don't want to make this too long because

You're not gonna watch this and there's a lot of more questions, but honestly

I can't answer all of them, so that's why I'm gonna make this monthly thing so

That's it for today, and thank you guys for watching my videos

and I'll see you next month

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TS-100 Soldering Iron & LED Pigtail Rings - Duration: 20:45.

HI, everyone! Today I have something to show you.

I got a little treat for myself.

It's the TS-100 soldering iron.

I read an article on Hackaday

and it's an open source soldering iron.

I know I didn't need that but

I wanted to get it so I got it.

Let me take a look, let me unbox it

This is the gray case

and this is the soldering iron

I think the gray case is kind of boring

so I am going to switch that to another case.

I got another case for it.

I got a clear case for it.

So I am going to change it now.

This one, I think I need another screw for this.

This one is kind of like a star shape.

I don't know what it's called. Star shape screw?

So I use this tool instead of my fingernail

because if I use my fingernail

I would probably tear all of them apart.

There are more screws inside so let's get another tool.

Ok, let's try it out.

So I need more new LED pigtail rings

I guess this is a good chance for me to demonstrate the TS-100 soldering iron.

I've got this controller here, there is no RF remote, it is just a very simple cheap controller.

I am not even using the Arduino.

But first I need to cut the heat shrink tube here.

It's a very delicate work, got to be careful. I don't want to cut into the wires and the pcb board.

You see on the board there are three buttons here.

I'm going to replace the heat shrinking tube with the black one because it match with my hair color

I can cover the wire and hide it in my hair.

It is a bit snug.

Ok now I have to use my heat gun to shrink it.

I am just going to set it aside and let it cool off.

So this is what it looks like now.

Ok let me just test it first because sometimes I am a little clumsy and I destroy things.

Let's plug in the LED strip so that I can test it and see if it's ok.

The LED lights up, it means it's all good.

What's next? Next we're going to

I am going to cut this wire

and then solder them together.

I am going to use the flush cutter to cut them both at the same length

and then I am going to use the wire stripper to strip the wires.

Now I am going to tin it.

You know a lot of times I forget to tin it.

But this time I remember.

So now I am going to plug in my

soldering iron.

Once I press the button it is going to heat up automatically.

I thought I bought a stand for my new solder iron but I guess I didn't.

It never arrive so I need to take a look later.

My old filter broke so I bought a new one online but it hasn't arrived yet.

I know the fumes are bad but don't worry the new filter is on the way.

Then I am going to put the small

I am going to put the small heat shrink tube on the wires.

So I am going to put the little shrinking tube on the battery wire

Ok I am going to use my heat gun again to shrink it.

So now it's done.

Of course it's not done done, I still have to glue them together like this.

I put a little wire on the tube to connect the battery pack and the board

and then I am going to use the hot glue to attach the board to the battery pack.

So it has been a few days I was busy doing other stuff.

But now let's get back to what we were doing

Last time I made the battery pack

I glued them together.

This time I am going to show you how I make the LED pigtail rings.

Before I do that I also want to show you the earrings I made.

It's the same principle as the LED pigtail rings.

At the back the difference is I put epoxy glue on the top because the wire is not strong enough.

From here you can see.

I used the Chinese silicone wire instead of...

Actually I have the really nice clear wire from Adafruit.

But it is very hard to get it in China.

If you are in US, I strongly suggest you to get some from them.

Because this quality is really nice.

I usually save all the Adafruit stuff in a box.

In case I am going to make something really nice to show off I will use the Adafruit stuff.

But this time I am just going to use the Chinese silicone wires.

It's cheap and it's easy to get here.

Don't use the ordinary wires.

Because they are very stiff and they might pull your hair.

Your hair might get strained by the wire.

So don't use this kind.

This part where you connect with the battery pack

I use this one

I put some silicone putty on the top.

This is actually call the Sugru.

When I put it on it takes off some stress from the wires

and the choker it can handle the weight of the battery when I put it on.

So this is the soldered version.

I just put some Sugru on after I soldered them.

Same thing over here.

So I am going to make this version this time.

I am going to cut off some wires.

Still messy my workbench.

First I am going to separate the wires

and use my wire stripper

to strip off the front.

Then I am going to tin the wires before I solder them.

Let me get the LED rings.

So we've got the LED rings here

I don't actually need all the pins here so I am going to remove one of them.

I'm going to remove the last one.

So we have three pins left.

Now I am going to solder it.

I try to make the shape look like a hook so it will be easier to solder it.

You don't want the wires to touch each other.

It might short out.

All right now they are both working.

I ordered some Sugru on TaoBao. So I am just waiting for them to arrive.

Then I can put them on then it will be finished.

So my Sugru finally arrived.

Actually this one is call Spawy.

It's a shanzhai version of Sugru.

I feel kind of bad. First I can't afford it. If I could I will definitely buy the real stuff.

If you are going to get some definitely buy it from her.

Because the inventor she is a very cool lady.

Ok , this one we are going to use it on

we are going to put it on the LED rings where we did the soldering.

Here and also at the end here.

To prevent it from breaking away.

But first I have to break off the side.

This stuff is really cool. It's like clay and Play-doh

It's quite sticky.

So I suggest you to wear gloves when you put it on.

The silicone putty really helps the wires from breaking away.

It can cover the bare wires.

I really like it.

It's super useful.

Ok now we just need to wait till they harden a bit.

After ten hours I will come back and check it out.

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MASTER KATA VS 5 SILVERS (1v5 Impossible Match) - Duration: 12:11.

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LetterSchool handwriting apk Normal UpperCase letters Christmas version ABCDEFGHJ for Toddlers - Duration: 30:11.

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The Untold Truth Of The Stanford Prison Experiment - Duration: 7:40.

The Stanford Prison Experiment is possibly the most famous psychological experiment of

all time, an insane role-playing game gone horribly wrong thanks to nylon stockings,

fire extinguishers, and a sadist nicknamed John Wayne.

So what really happened behind those prison walls?

Here's a look at the untold truth of the Stanford Prison Experiment.

The experiment begins

With funding from the US Office of Naval Research, Dr. Philip Zimbardo began The Stanford Prison

Experiment in August 1971 to study the effects of prison life and examine the power dynamic

between inmates and guards.

As he later wrote in his book The Lucifer Effect, Zimbardo wanted to know

"...[if] you put good people in a bad place, do the people triumph or does the place corrupt

them?"

He began by putting an ad in the paper for volunteers who would be paid $15 a day to

participate, about $93 bucks in today's cash after inflation.

After selecting 24 guinea pigs, Zimbardo and his assistants converted the basement of Stanford's

Psychology Department building into a makeshift prison, then flipped a coin to decide which

test subjects would be guards, and which would be prisoners.

It would turn out to be a fateful decision.

"F--- this experiment"

"And F--- Dr. Zimbardo!"

Welcome to prison

The experiment began when real-life cops pretended to arrest the students playing prisoners.

They were hauled to the actual Palo Alto Police Department, booked, fingerprinted, and then

blindfolded and tossed in a holding cell.

Once they were transferred to the fake prison, things got a lot worse.

The prisoners were ordered to strip naked, doused with a spray, forced to wear dress-like

garments without underwear and nylon stockings as hats, and fit with a chain locked around

one ankle.

The students playing guards were also encouraged to make up their own rules, leading to 17

strict guidelines the prisoners were forced to live by.

Prisoners were only allowed to refer to themselves by number, and guards would randomly wake

them up in the middle of the night with screeching whistles and force them to exercise.

Zimbardo even got into the act himself, playing the prison superintendent, where he always

sided with the guards and encouraged them to "create a sense of fear" among the inmates.

But the prisoners soon began fighting back.

The prisoners rebel

On the second day, the prisoners went on strike, removing their hats and the numbers from their

uniform and blocking the cell doors with their cots to keep the guards from entering.

That's when things got even darker.

The guards on duty called for reinforcements and used a fire extinguisher to force the

inmates away from the door.

After forcing their way in, they removed the cots, forcing inmates to sleep on the floor,

and refused to let the prisoners eat or brush their teeth.

They also threw the ringleaders of the insurrection into solitary confinement, and forced others

to clean toilets with their bare hands, while spreading rumors that some inmates were informing

on the others in the hopes of getting preferential treatment.

Finally, the guards stopped letting prisoners use the toilets at all, forcing them to do

their business in buckets which they weren't allowed to empty, turning the whole fake prison

into a giant open sewer.

Prisoner #8612 loses his mind

Less than 36 hours into the experiment, Douglas Korpi, aka Prisoner #8612, apparently lost

his mind from the stress.

One of the ringleaders during the rebellion, Korpi had been thrown into solitary confinement,

and was a target of harassment from the guards.

According to Zimbardo, Korpi began screaming and crying, although the doctor and his staff

initially thought he was just faking it in an attempt to escape.

Eventually they let him out, fearing for his mental health.

Korpi later claimed he faked it all, telling SFGate,

"The breakdown I had was a manipulation to get out of that damn experiment."

But in a documentary made by Zimbardo, Korpi told a different story.

"It was an experience of being out of control.

Both of the situation and my feelings."

Meet John Wayne

One guard in particular was noted for his sadistic tendencies.

His real name was Dave Eshelman, but the prisoners called him "John Wayne," though in fact he

consciously modeled himself after the villainous prison warden from the Paul Newman movie Cool

Hand Luke, going so far as to use a Southern accent when speaking to the prisoners.

Eshelmen orchestrated all sorts of terrible hazing, forcing the prisoners to play leapfrog

so their gowns would ride up and expose their privates.

He once ordered two prisoners to act as "Frankenstein" and the "Bride of Frankenstein," forcing them

to embrace while saying, "I love you."

As his final infamous act, Eshelman forced several of the prisoners to simulate intercourse.

Tellingly, the other guards didn't stop his actions.

"i started to get so insane but still other people didn't say anything."

According to Eshelman, though, he's not really sadistic at all, but actually a good guy who

was simply trying to expose

"...the evils inherent in a prison-type environment."

He told Stanford Magazine,

"I set out with a definite plan in mind, to try to force the action, force something to

happen, so that the researchers would have something to work with."

From Eshelman's perspective, any blame lies with Zimbardo.

"Nobody was telling me I shouldn't be doing this.

Professor is the authority here.

You know, he's the prison warden.

He's not stopping me."

Things fall apart

Over the course of less than one week, five students playing prisoners had to be released

due to severe psychological issues caused by the abuse of their guards.

Perhaps the worst was the case of Prisoner #819, who broke down weeping.

When Zimbardo allowed him to rest in a nearby room, however, the prison guards lined up

all the other inmates outside the door and forced them to chant "Prisoner #819 did a

bad thing," over and over again until the poor guy was reduced to a blubbering wreck.

"Prisoner #819 did a bad thing"

He was eventually replaced by a new guinea pig, Prison #416, who was so horrified by

what he saw in the prison he immediately staged a hunger strike in protest.

Guards responded by tossing him into solitary confinement.

The experiment had gone off the rails, and the only man who could stop it had lost all

perspective.

As Zimbardo put it himself,

"I had become the superintendent of the Stanford county jail.

That was who I was.

I'm not the researcher at all."

Luckily, someone with perspective showed up on day five.

Zimbardo's then-girlfriend, Christina Maslack, was an assistant professor at Berkeley.

After showing up to help with the experiment, she was appalled to see the prisoners chained

together with paper bags over their heads.

She confronted him that night.

"We had a long argument, at the end of it he decided 'this is it, I have to shut down

the prison.'

So then the next day, everything stopped.

The experiment was supposed to run for two weeks.

It had only lasted six days.

Aftermath

Shortly after the experiment ended, the horrific uprising at Attica prison took place, thrusting

Zimbardo and his research into the spotlight.

Researchers are still arguing about what it all means.

Zimbardo himself has said it goes to show how normal people can be turned evil by circumstance,

telling the BBC,

"The study is the classic demonstration of the power of situations and systems to overwhelm

good intentions of participants and transform ordinary, normal young men into sadistic guards…"

Others aren't so sure, as some critics think Zimbardo unintentionally skewed his results

with his methods, which may have attracted participants who were much more aggressive

and less empathetic than the general populace.

Plus, Zimbardo wasn't just a scientific observer, he actively participated, and even encouraged

violence and brutality, corrupting his data in the process.

Tellingly, when psychologists conducted a similar experiment in 2001, they remained

observers, and the guards never got anywhere near as aggressive as John Wayne and his cohorts

did at Stanford.

The significance of the Stanford Prison Experiment came into question again in 2004, when a group

of American soldiers tortured and humiliated Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison.

Zimbardo was called to testify as an expert on behalf of one of the defendants, who claimed

the system encouraged the guards to act violently.

Zimbardo agreed, saying

"Abu Ghraib was the Stanford Prison Study on steroids."

The defendant still received eight years behind bars, however, which some might consider an

ironically fitting epilogue to the saga of the Stanford Prison Experiment.

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CAN THE A10 WARTHOG COUNTER NORTH KOREAN ARTILLERY ? TOP 5 FACTS - Duration: 8:45.

South & North Korea's capitals are just 120 miles apart, with Seoul within 35 miles

of the border.

Covering only about 12% of the country's area, the Seoul Capital Area is home to more than

48.2% of the national population, and is the world's third largest urban area.

Seoul is populated with 25 million people.

Most of the North's artillery pieces—numbering in the thousands—are already in place camouflaged

and dug in, some being very close to the border.

Commonly referred to by the nicknames "Warthog" or "Hog" The A-10 was designed for close

air support (CAS) of friendly ground troops, attacking armored vehicles , artillery pieces,

and providing quick-action support against enemy ground forces.

Hence, the Warthog is expected to play a major part if any conflict starts between U.S &

North Korea.

In this video, Defense Updates analyzes IF THE A10 WARTHOG CAN COUNTER THE NORTH KOREAN ARTILLERY ?

United States undoubtedly possesses the military hardware and capabilities to deliver an effective

strike on Pyongyang's nuclear facilities, retaliation by the North is highly likely

to occur.

While this could of course come in the shape of one of the regime's much vaunted intercontinental

ballistic missiles armed with a nuclear warhead, observers believe the north's artillery would

almost certainly inflict devastating damage against the south, regardless of the missile

program.

While a substantial part of North Korea's military is made up of old antiquated Soviet

weaponry, its artillery capabilities remain exceptionally powerful.

The North Korean People's Army Artillery Command has an estimated 12,000 pieces of

tube artillery and another 2,300 multiple launch rocket systems.

Koksan 170mm self-propelled guns and 240mm and 300mm multiple launch rocket batteries

are capable of striking Seoul.

For North Korea, deciding exactly what to target with all of those heavy guns would

prove vital in any conflict.

There are two realistic options: a counterforce attack or a countervalue attack.

In a counterforce attack, North Korea would target South Korean and possibly even U.S.

military facilities near the demilitarized zone (DMZ) and north of Seoul.

A countervalue attack, on the other hand, is intended to shock South Korea by causing

significant civilian casualties and damage to economically critical infrastructure.

Both the strategies would leave North Korean artillery vulnerable to counter barrages and

airstrikes, giving the U.S. and South Korea a chance at containing and eliminating the threat.

Placed into hard granite mountain faces and protected behind blast doors, artilleries

can be hard to detect even harder to neutralize.

The constrained, mountainous terrain on the Korean Peninsula and the heavily fortified

nature of the demilitarized zone massively favor the use of artillery.

Based on the few artillery skirmishes that have occurred, roughly 25 percent of North

Korean shells and rockets fail to detonate on target.

Even allowing for improvements and assuming a massive counterstrike artillery volley would

be more successful, a failure rate as high as 15 percent would take a significant bite

out of the actual explosive power on target.

The rate of fire and accuracy of North Korean artillery systems is also expected to be subpar.

This belief is founded on the observably poor performance of North Korean artillery crews

during past skirmishes and exercises.

The A-10 Thunderbolt II is a single-seat, twin turbofan engine, straight wing jet aircraft

developed by Fairchild-Republic for the United States Air Force (USAF).

It was intended to improve on the performance of the A-1 Skyraider and its lesser firepower.

Its airframe was designed for durability, with measures such as 1,200 pounds (540 kg)

of titanium armor to protect the cockpit and aircraft systems, enabling it to absorb a

significant amount of damage and continue flying.

Its short takeoff and landing capability permits operation from airstrips close to the front

lines, and its simple design enables maintenance with minimal facilities.

The A-10 served in the Gulf War (Operation Desert Storm), the American intervention against

Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, where the A-10 distinguished itself.

The A-10 also participated in other conflicts such as Operation Urgent Fury in Grenada,

the Balkans, Afghanistan, Iraq, and against ISILin the Middle East.

The A-10 was designed around the 30 mm GAU-8 Avenger rotary cannon.

The General Electric manufactures this hydraulically driven seven-barrel Gatling-type auto cannon.

The Avenger delivers very powerful rounds at a high rate of fire.

The magazine can hold 1,174 rounds, although 1,150 is the typical load-out.

Muzzle velocity when firing Armor-Piercing Incendiary rounds is 1,013 m/s.

The GAU-8/A is extremely accurate and can fire 4,200 rounds per minute without complications.

The 30-mm shell has twice the range, half the time to target, and three times the mass

of projectiles fired by guns mounted in comparable close air support aircraft

There is no technical limitation on the duration the gun may be continuously fired, and a pilot

could potentially expend the entire ammunition load in a single burst with no damage or ill

effects to the weapons system itself.

The aircraft can carry 16,000 pounds of mixed ordnance; 8 can fly under the wings and 3

under-fuselage pylon station, Air Force statements said.

The A-10 carries a full complement of weapons to include Joint Direct Attack Munitions,

or JDAM GPS-guided bombs; its arsenal includes GBU 38s, GBU 31s, GBU 54s, Mk 82s, Mk 84s,

AGM-65s (Maverick missiles), AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles and rockets along with illumination

flares, jammer pods and other protective countermeasures.

Since the 1990s, right about the time the Clinton administration decided not to undertake

military action against North Korea's nuclear program, the general consensus has been that

Pyongyang had enough artillery to turn nearby Seoul into "sea of fire".

U.S has now has better intelligence about the North Korean artillery sites and they

will one of the high priority targets.

After the initial barrage by F22 Raptor, F 35 Lightning 2 fighter jets and B 52, B2 Spirit

bomber, the Warthog will be able to take out the remaining with close in bombing raids.

The capability of North Korean artillery to keep firing will reduce with each hour as

more of them get destroyed.

But according to a new report by Stratfor, a geopolitical strategic forecasting firm,

a single volley from the North Korean artillery, "could deliver more than 350 metric tons

of explosives across the South Korean capital, roughly the same amount of ordnance dropped

by 11 B-52 bombers."

So, the human casualty will still be very high, if North Korea chooses a countervalue

attack, and targets the civilians.

For more infomation >> CAN THE A10 WARTHOG COUNTER NORTH KOREAN ARTILLERY ? TOP 5 FACTS - Duration: 8:45.

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NASA's plan to save Earth from a giant asteroid - Duration: 6:29.

In 1954, Ann Hodges was hit by a meteorite.

"What time of the day was it?"

"It was 12:45."

"12:45."

"And this comes through the roof and hits you."

She was napping,

when the rock crashed through her ceiling

and bounced off the radio into her stomach.

Because it was small, her injuries were minor.

"The first person ever to be hit by a meteorite.

Imagine that."

But much bigger objects have collided with Earth.

65 million years ago,

a rock ten kilometers wide

slammed into the Gulf of Mexico.

An event that likely caused dinosaurs

to go extinct.

Elsewhere, mammoth meteorites have been discovered

everywhere from The US

to Russia,

and blasted craters in North America,

Australia,

and Africa.

Falling objects from the sky

have always fascinated humans,

but they have also made us fearful,

making us wonder whether someday

a giant asteroid

could come for us.

"Run!"

In movies like Deep Impact and Armageddon

those fears are played out.

[clock ticking]

"One minute!"

And heroes save the day.

"We all gotta die right?

I'm the guy who gets to do it saving the world."

"YEAHHHH!"

You might think this only happens in Hollywood,

but that's not exactly true.

There is a small chance, a

of a large asteroid hitting Earth.

So scientists are getting ready,

just in case.

"Asteroids" are hunks of rock

that weren't big enough to become planets

when the solar system formed.

Smaller asteroids are called "meteoroids"

and when they fall through Earth's atmosphere

they become "meteors".

If they make it to the surface,

they are called "meteorites".

Between 1988 and 2017,

NASA counted over 700 fireballs

created by objects entering our atmosphere.

In order to detect asteroids,

NASA takes multiple pictures of the night sky

and uses computers to scan for moving objects.

As Earth orbits,

scientists make several observations

from different locations

to detect how close the asteroids are to Earth.

Here, the nearest objects are labelled in green.

At least 16,000 of them

have been classified as "near-Earth",

meaning they orbit within roughly a third

of the distance from the Sun.

And based on the object's speed and brightness,

scientists can map a trajectory

to predict whether it will collide with Earth.

The impact energy of a 10-meter object,

just a little smaller than a school bus,

would be 100 kilotons.

But the larger the object,

the nastier the impact.

A meteorite just a little larger

than The Great Pyramid at Giza,

at about 150 meters,

would generate 288 megatons of energy.

For reference,

the number of megatons in the payload of the

Castle Bravo hydrogen bomb

was only 15.

But asteroids don't need to hit Earth to cause damage.

In 2013, a 17-meter-wide meteor

exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia

before it ever reached the ground

and the resulting shockwave

released about 440 kilotons of energy

that damaged structures and injured over 1,500 people.

Following that event in Russia,

US politicians called on NASA

to ask about the threat of future collisions.

"I said, 'If we saw one coming toward Omaha,

what could we they about it?'

[Scientists] said they could use a laser."

"First of all, it would not be practical

to have a laser powerful enough to split it in half."

Their questions sounded like

plot lines for a new blockbuster,

but their ideas weren't actually that far off.

"How far inland could a

reasonably sized asteroid

make water come in?"

Scientists have analyzed

how asteroid impacts would kill people

and getting hit by the "ejecta",

meaning space rock and other debris it kicks up,

is one of the least likely ways to die.

The most lethal cause is

violent wind generated by the impact blast,

followed by scorching heat,

and massive tsunamis.

"The odds of a near-Earth object strike

causing massive casualties

and destruction of infrastructure

are very small,

but the potential consequences are so large

that it makes sense to take the risk seriously."

"All agents are go."

In Armageddon, annihilation is avoided

by nuking the killer asteroid.

But in real life, our ability to prevent impact

depends on how big it is and when we detect it.

A 140-meter-wide space rock

is large enough to destroy a city

and if it were on a path to collide with Earth

in less than a year,

the only thing to do would be

evacuate the impact zone.

But if we are lucky enough

to spot an asteroid seven to ten years out,

NASA would have enough time

to try deflecting the object,

which they could do a number of ways.

First, NASA could launch a spacecraft to

act as a battering ram

and if the asteroid is far enough out,

it would only need to be pushed a few centimeters

off course to avoid hitting Earth.

Right now, NASA is in the early stages of "DART":

The Double Asteroid Redirection Test,

which will try out this approach

by trying it on a non-threatening asteroid,

called "Didymoon",

which will pass near Earth in 2022.

Another method would be using something

called a "gravity tractor",

which pulls the asteroid in a new direction

and points it away from Earth.

Theoretically, a spacecraft could do this

by hovering near an object to create

a slight gravitational attraction

that could be used to redirect the asteroid.

The third option would be to go full Hollywood

and use a nuclear device to vaporize part of the surface.

"What you can do, in principle,

if you have a very powerful laser,

is to cause jets of material heated by the laser

to fly off of the asteroid

and that is essentially the equivalent of

a jet engine pushing the asteroid off course."

So far, NASA hasn't found any asteroids

big enough to threaten Earth,

but we haven't been searching that long.

There is still lots of space to survey

and the big one might be on its way,

we just haven't found it yet.

For more infomation >> NASA's plan to save Earth from a giant asteroid - Duration: 6:29.

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The Woodpecker Ep 156 - Cat tree - Duration: 14:50.

Hi, on The Woodpecker today, we build a cat tree.

Hey, it's for the cat

My daughter found a kitten in her backyard.

The vet told her it was about a week old.

She had to feed it with a syringe for weeks.

After all that, she kept the cat...

So Renée thought about making her a cat tree as a gift.

So I drew something not too complicated; but also a little bit of a challenge to build;

and this is what we ended up agreeing on.

The first thing I have to do, is cut eighteen pieces, just like this.

And to do so, I use this pile of plywood.

To achieve this shape, I have to tilt the table saw to ten degrees.

Then with a test piece, I mark the largest side of the shape.

Then, with a bunch of setup blocks, I make the other mark.

When it's all marked up, I connect the points to have one section shape.

I also mark a ten degree angle on the end.

With all this marking, I'm able to cut on the line..

OK, it doesn't work on the first time.

Or the second.

Or the third, but fourth time is a charm.

Then, I screw a cleat on the sled so to cut to the line.

And another on the back.

And to keep my fingers, I screw a clamp.

Then I can cut some test pieces.

Yep, this will work just fine.

Now, I can cut one side of my long plywood piece to ten degrees.

Then, I let the blade at ten degrees and rip it to width.

Now, I set my mitre saw at the right angle and tilt the blade at ten degrees before making the first cut.

To help me hold this long piece of plywood straight on the jig, I add another piece of wood under the sliding table and hold the sled and sliding table together.

Then I can cut a bunch of pieces.

After each cut, I turn the piece over and make another cut.

After cutting all this long piece of plywood, I definitively have enough pieces to make what I want.

But I need to glue them all together now.

To do so, I need to mark where I'll cut some domino mortices; but before drilling them, I make a small jig to help keep the angle to ten degrees.

Then, I can cut all the mortises.

When I'm done, I spread glue on the joint, add the dominoes and clamp both pieces together.

When the glue is dry, I repeat the same operation to glue my glue ups two by two.

And here they are, two glue ups of four pieces.

But to achieve a half circle, I need another piece.

But gluing just one piece at one end like that is asking for trouble; so I'll glue the lonely piece in the centre of both glue ups, just like that.

I begin by marking where I want the mortises and cut them.

But gluing this together is quite difficult; so I ask Renée to give me a little help.

We have to put two clamps on the edge of the circle, tight enough so I can add another clamp on the other direction.

We do this for the two halves.

We glue the second half on my other workbench because moving this is out of the question.

When we're done, we let this alone so the glue can dry.

The next day, we check if it's OK. It's not perfect; but it will do.

And just like all the other pieces, I mark where the mortises will be and cut them.

But before gluing everything together, I mark the access hole and glue the half circle onto a piece of masonite,

so I'll have a base to hold the half circle while I cut the hole with the band saw.

Now we can glue both halves together.

For that, we use a combination of band clamps and some regular clamps.

When it's all clamped together, we have to wait for the glue to dry, again...

Now I need to close the top hole; but I don't want to use my nice plywood when I cut so many spare sides.

So I mark for some mortises and cut them.

Now, I just have to glue it all together;

but while the glue dries, I need to fix THIS...

Perfect now. Now I'm ready to cut the top.

I begin by measuring the circle size and mark it on my glue up.

Then after taking the side angle, I can tilt my bandsaw to this angle and cut the circle.

But after putting it in place, I can see that gluing it is out of the question; so I nail it instead.

All the pieces are not at the same height; I fix this right away.

I still need to make one more glue up for the circle that will be on top of this.

OK, I know I should have made it earlier but...

I also need wood for the base and the platform.

To do so, I'll use scrap plywood again.

After cutting two sides straight, I can glue everything together.

Finally, I have all the plywood to finish this.

But to make the post that hold the platform to the base, I'll use this crooked two by four.

I begin by cutting it into smaller pieces.

Next, I make sure it's straight.

Then I glue them together.

While the glue dries, I mark the rest of the circles and cut them.

Then I round over all their edges.

Now that the glue is dry, I make sure I have two straight surfaces and rip my glue up square.

After cutting the ends, I find the centre.

With this mark, I can trace a round shape that will help me align the rip fence so I can cut all four corners.

Now I can turn this round.

Done. I need to cut this to the right length.

And with this cut the wooden part of the cat tree is done.

It's Renée's turn now to cut and sew a bunch of fake fur together.

Now, we can staple it.

Next I cut the access hole and staple the excess inside.

Then it's time to staple some fur inside.

This looks and feels great; I hope Munchkin will like it.

But this wood looks ugly; we trace a round shape using a garbage can.

Then Renée cuts it.

This would already be stapled if the mutt hadn't been in the way again...

Next, we cut all the fur we need to cover the wood and staple it.

Then we can wrap some rope around the turned post.

I begin by gluing the end and wrap the rope on the post.

I add glue here and there; just to make sure nothing will move.

We take particular care to add a lot of glue on the last turn.

Here it is the final post.

Now, I can screw all the pieces together.

I begin by the top.

Next, I need to place the post here and the platform there.

I clamp the post, lay the rest where I want it to be and drill it in place.

For the platform, I begin by cutting a small hole in the fur and put a screw there.

I make sure the screw will be under the fur and finish screwing it in place.

It's invisible now.

Next, I can screw the base in place.

Now it's finished; I just need to screw the cat toy.

And with this last screw, Munchkin's cat tree is finished.

We hope she will like it, after all the work that went into this.

This is nice seeing that all this was not done for nothing.

As for us, we'll see eachother soon on The Woodpecker.

For more infomation >> The Woodpecker Ep 156 - Cat tree - Duration: 14:50.

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Oil Pulling Benefits for Plaque and Gingivitis - Duration: 5:31.

For more infomation >> Oil Pulling Benefits for Plaque and Gingivitis - Duration: 5:31.

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World of Warships - Sea Smackdown #21 - Duration: 7:48.

Sea Smackdown

Tell me, my experienced friend,

do you have your personal, hallmark tactics?

It seems to me that you do!

Just like today's heroes:

alonsoeduardouy playing Farragut on the North American server

and Coolhands64 aboard Montana on the Asian server.

Let's start with Farragut.

I'll tell you right away:

this is the most unusual battle we've had in Sea Smackdown.

Our hero chose seemingly weird tactics:

keep away from combat action.

A true pacifist!

The destroyer sailed along the very edge of the map—covertly,

calmly, without being detected even once.

While the two teams were crushing each other,

Farragut was heading toward her main target—the enemy base!

And when our hero finally began to capture it,

their last ally was sunk by the "red" team.

The American destroyer is now facing eight,

eight enemy ships!

While fighting our allies,

the enemies sailed too far away from their base

and didn't expect a surprise like this from Farragut.

Meanwhile, to be on the safe side, our hero began to deploy a smoke screen.

And—what a misfortune—

the destroyer was detected for the first time in this battle!

Airplanes!

The smoke screen concealed our hero.

The enemy torpedo bombers made a blind launch in a criss-cross pattern.

At least two torpedoes were to hit Farragut.

But the first didn't arm, and the second missed by a miracle.

Base captured, victory achieved!

Without firing a single shot,

alonsoeduardouy managed to earn the rare medal Solo Warrior

and steal victory from under the enemy's nose!

One versus eight!

That's what I call tactics! That's what I call composure!

As for our second hero, you wouldn't be sneaking and hiding

when playing a Tier X steel monster.

Therefore, from the very start of the battle,

Montana began to force her way near key area C.

But let's fast-forward to the most interesting part.

The 13th minute of the battle.

The score is 245 to 438 in favor of the "reds."

Each team has captured an area.

And Montana has dealt only 10,000 damage.

But like a bolt from the blue,

our hero makes an excellent salvo at her sibling from the enemy team.

Three citadel hits! 50,000 damage!

Allied Yamato was kind enough to finish off the top-tier US battleship.

It's a pity this didn't change the score very much.

Our hero is entering the key area;

another sibling is ahead, waiting to be struck by an iron fist of shells.

You want it, you got it! 21,000 damage! Here's your receipt!

Sailing around the island to finish her off...

But torpedoes show up virtually out of nowhere.

They were one step from sending our hero to meet Poseidon.

The battleship lost almost 42,000 hit points.

That hurts!

We're licking our wounds with the Damage Control and Repair Parties,

and capturing area C along the way.

A couple of shots to "wake up" the enemy Monarch—

worth eight and sixteen thousand HP.

No time to relax, my friend.

The enemy sibling shows up again.

There's a quick artillery duel with mutual "courtesies,"

such as citadel hits!

And finally, the long-awaited first frag!

But it brings us little satisfaction.

The score is 246 to 609! The enemy team controls two key areas.

Yamato is behind the island. Coming closer!

Four kilometers! Three!

The Japanese giant

must be getting ready to meet our hero with all her firepower.

But what's that?!

The enemy's formidable guns aren't even looking at us.

The Japanese Captain must've been daydreaming in Binocular View.

Five citadel hits and 87,000 damage!

High Caliber and, of course, Devastating Strike!

Yamato's hull was still floating when an enemy Minotaur appeared ahead.

The cunning British cruiser launched her torpedoes

and hastily hid behind the island.

Montana did her best to dodge the torpedoes,

but still got hit by one of them.

That's OK. Combat scars are a battleship's ornaments!

Meanwhile, our team has three ships versus four,

and we're still losing by points—357 to 772.

The sly Minotaur showed up again,

deployed a smoke screen, and began to tear away the remaining bits of our HP.

But Montana isn't a piece of cake, you can't just take and eat it!

Firing the bow guns at Moskva, aft ones—at Minotaur!

Double Strike and another Devastating Strike earned!

The next moment, a frightened Yugumo jumps out from behind an island.

It's the very ship that "treated" us so painfully

with torpedoes at the start of the battle.

Let's take her down, so that she won't do this again!

Kraken Unleashed!

And that's when we suffer a blow from enemy Iowa!

Montana has only 2,000 HP left!

And we can't fire in return— an island is in the way.

The score is 490 to 669; two and a half minutes remain!

The enemy battleship finishes off allied North Carolina.

436 to 715!

Our hero cautiously sails around the island.

It seems even a seagull flying by could accidentally sink the battleship.

But the "push and crush" tactics are still in force!

Taking one last breath, our hero fires a salvo at the enemy!

It's worth 22,000 damage and the Confederate achievement!

Iowa destroys our hero, but doesn't survive herself!

Allied Zao didn't miss!

Victory! One minute left before the end of battle!

324,000 damage caused!

12,000 experience, 3,200 of which is base XP.

Five frags and six medals.

This is what I call "pushed, crushed, and won!"

Both of today's heroes proved that there are different ways to win.

By wit or by force...

The most important thing is to follow your tactics and believe in victory!

As you know, victors are not judged!

They are rewarded—with Doubloons and the Sea Smackdown commemorative flag.

And if you, my friend,

are also eager to demonstrate your winning tactics,

send me your replay!

For more infomation >> World of Warships - Sea Smackdown #21 - Duration: 7:48.

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MY EXPERIENCE IN THE VISUAL KEI WORLD by Sebastiano Serafini with Lilletta Ely in Japan - Duration: 13:48.

In a empiric moment our Seba thinks about his past as a musician in a band with the participation of Yuriko Tiger.

He's revealing in detail all his atrocious moments.

Hello to all tigers!

No? why am I saying hello like Yuriko?

Hello guys, I'm Sebastiano Serafini and welcome to a new video of Sebastiano Serafini in Japan!

ft. Yuriko Tiger!

good

Today I'm doing this video at Yuriko's place

and today I want to speak about VisualKei

Yuriko: Well, I need to do my hair also as VisualKei

She told me just now that she was a fan of VisualKei before she came to Japan

and since she arrived here, she didn't like it anymore, apparently...

Yuriko: it's not true

However we just finished to shoot the video where she speaks about Idol

How was her life being an Idol? YURIKO: dont' show this pic!

if you want to see it I leave the LINK

Make me some questions!

YURIKO: Why VisualKei?

It all started, because I wanted to become a singer, it was my dream, although I wasn't that good back in time

but since I participated in this Japanese show, I started to take some singing lessons

because you will never know

you should know that our life is full of opportunities,

I had a lot of opportunities, but I wasn't always capable of taking them, because I hadn't had the possibility

for example: I wasn't that good in singing like now, so

if I recieved a opportunity to sing, I couldn't.

So I said to me: I study singing because you never know, I go to the gym, because you never know

YURIKO: Isn't Seba great? He likes to work really hard!

Well, I'm doing YouTube, also if nobody is watching...

ok, it's not true, you are a few people, but good ones

I'm doing it...you know just in case that something happens

Anyhow, what did happen?

I signed to a very famous producer, that worked with a lot of idols

like the Kat-ton, his name is Joey Carbone

So, I signed to him and he presented me at SONY and AVEX, and they were interested

because I had this quite "right" look, a white person with these asiatic features

It was a look that worked very good, you know tall - thin ...

However there was this earthquake and I had to go back to Italy, where you here when that happened?

YURIKO: No, I came here two years after

so, in 2011 there was this earthquake,

I was in the Avex studios when that happened...

so, luckily it happened that day, because if I had signed, they wouldn't have spent a penny for a foreign artist

because it was a "unusual" and new product

so you need to put a lot of money for this kind of singer.

It was a time where YouTube didn't work very well, it wasn't that easy as now

YURIKO: good times!

Good times, yes, but if you didn't had an agency you had no chance to enter in this world.

Back in time an agency spent a lot of money in promoting a singer.

YURIKO: it's true, now you can self-produce your own music

Well, now since I started to compose I produced like 30/40 MV, so

I continue in doing them...it's like self-promoting!

YURIKO: Aren't they great?!

Well, leave a comment if you want that I produce one of her next MV, because she's also a singer

among thousand things she did one beautiful single

YURIKO: but really little...

YURIKO: yes, but why VisualKei? You know what VisualKei is right? These guys that are dressed and wear make-up...they look a bit femm---

- more or less like this

YURIKO: however it has all to do with the image.

The funny thing about this whole journey of VisualKei started from Italy.

I was in a VisualKei band in Italy!

YURIKO: (she's freaking out^^)

YURIKO: I went to VisualKei concerts and one of my first concert was the LM.C concert

and that time I escaped from home...I was only 14 years old!

- to see the concert.

and they gave you also an advertising flyer... I think that I came a bit after that period

YURIKO: Yes you came after, but I understand now who you were!

I was in this band called DNR, I also had to sing with them, but the producer didn't like me...

Indeed a lot of things did happen to me, just as you with the idol,

like you wanted to do something, but they didn't let you

I took part in a show, I was modelling

and when I started with this band I hadn't had that much increase in followers,

but well, I kept on doing music so it increased a bit

and then I also continued, because I started to work with a japanese band.

A lot of things did happen, also not so good, with this italian band

So, a few things did happen.

If you watch a MV that I did with this band

you can see me in the last part before the refrain, that I move my mouth,

I actually did sing that part, but they never putted my voice in the song

So it's basically me only moving the mouth, with the main singer's voice.

A lot of things did happen, but it was a great experience!

We went to V-Rock, it's the biggest rock concert in Japan

There was Pamyu Pamyu, the Versailles, the Vivid

YURIKO: it's one of my future main goals!

- Maybe also Marilyn Manson...or was it the year before? whatever there where a lot of people.

YURIKO: So your experience was born in Italy?

Did you decide to do VisualKei, or did you want to try?

- No...in reality

I had no clue what it was...

really

It wasn't actually a type of music - style that I would have choosen

it all started by chance.

It wasn't that easy, you know?

I started as model - actor, so I was alone

to be in a band with 4 other people

it's difficult, you need to adapt.

I'm the type of person that loves perfection and wants that everything is perfect

I need to specify that my experience as VisualKei, wasn't that marked with the italian band

I stayed in this band for 1,5 years and maybe I did 3 or 4 concerts, so

it was a small thing...

With this Japanese band, I recieved the offer to sing and play...

so I thought, why not? let's try!

This band was called Ecthelion

but also there I was kept in the background,

the first time thay said to me: yes you can write songs, you can do some featuring, and so on...

in reality they never used one of my songs,

well, I don't know if mine are better than theirs,

but I do this for work and they don't ...

but also there where a lot of...

these are competitive worlds and also a little bit sneaky,

there where also a lot of things that I didn't like,

I stayed in this band for 2 years, I think,

but we did like a concert every 2 weeks, we did like 4-5 Tours in Japan

But I was working also as a model and I couldn't partecipate in some concerts,

and I said that also from the start to my other band members

I became like a "special" member, when I recognized that they didn't let me do nothing.

I was always the last one putting on make-up,

ok, maybe because I didn't like to have a lot of make-up on my face,

so I was always the last one

They did like the last Live concert

and you know that fans give these flowers to everyone,

well they can also cost about 1000 euro if they're big,

so they gave them to all members and mine wasn't there,

and I was like: look at these fans!

In reality the fans did ask the leader if I would be there, and he said no.

I was there like...how can I not be present at the last concert?

so there has been a little of bullying

and expeciallu you have to be very VERY close with your fans

and I like to be close to my fans, but there are limits

it's true, cos many people have an image of vkei like hosts (host club)

and Im not just talking about how they look

it's hard to talk about this topic

because it's a very small and indie world

and I had some amazing experience, I've met some amazing fans

and I have a lot of great memories, however

that totally go agaist who I am

as a person, and the way I think

and when I've realized that vkei is not really about the music

actually music is almost one of the last things in some cases

the most important things are how you like and how you act

with your fans

because those indie bands don't have milions of fans

let's say that for our band a 1000 fans were coming to our show

which is not a huge number of fans, but it's not bad

and at the same time each fans might buy 10 polaroid photos

and 10 cheki can cost up to 5.000-10.000 yen

and some fans might buy even more

so you can understand how at each concert many fans come, they spend a lot

and they go to the band members, which is not bad

however you can't imagine how many expenses a vkei band has

in my case I didn't spend anything, because I was clear from the beginning and we had a contract

since I was also doing modelling

however some other band members didn't have this type of contract and it was quite hard for them

each vkei outfit cos around 100.000 yen (or more)

because they are tailored

each time we had a concert we had to call a make up artist that knows how to do vkei makeup

which cos around at least 20.000 yen each time

travel expenses, renting a car

to bring all the instruments, etc.

and expecially MUSIC VIDEO

expecially us (ecthelion) we were a very active band with lots of music video and new costumes

I was the only one who was wearing it's own personal outfit and they were different each time

but I wasn't like this at the beginning

infact I was way more serious before

but when I've realized what was going on

I've slowly move away from this world

I totally understand you cos it's the same in the idol world

and at the end since they always left as last to get the make up done

I was like you know what? I'm gonna wear sunglasses

and it was actually very annoying that

I could sing, and I could contribute musically to the band

but in none of the band I've been on

I've ever got the chance to do that

and that's why I've chosen to be a solo artist

it was for the best, but it wasn't easy at first, it has been very very hard

so, it's vkei a world that you would recommend or not?

personally NO!

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NEW STEN SMG UNLOCKED COD WW2! COD WW2 STEN FREE DLC WEAPON! (COD WW2 NEW STEN DLC WEAPON GAMEPLAY) - Duration: 2:39.

NEW STEN SMG UNLOCKED COD WW2!

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in the winter siege DLC update pretty WW2 FREE STEN DLC WEAPON,

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actually unlock these in zombies you COD WW2 NEW STEN GAMEPLAY,

0:00:33.270,0:00:35.820 could play with them in Zombie so I'm

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bringing you guys some gameplay with COD WW2 NEW STEN SMG,

0:00:35.820,0:00:40.469 these weapons in zombies if you guys

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want to see the gameplay of the the COD WW2 FREE STEN,

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let me know down in the comments of this COD WW2 FREE DLC WEAPON STEN,

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will be sure to check them an upload STEN WW2,

0:00:50.730,0:00:53.070 gameplay for you guys but basically I

0:00:51.989,0:00:54.809 just want to bring you guys some quick

0:00:53.070,0:00:56.910 gameplay of the Sten SMG in this video

0:00:54.809,0:00:58.559 and just get out my thoughts and talk to

0:00:56.910,0:00:59.430 you guys about this and you know I want

0:00:58.559,0:01:01.079 you guys to let me know down in the

0:00:59.430,0:01:02.730 comments what you guys think this weapon

0:01:01.079,0:01:04.170 will be like in color dude World War 2

0:01:02.730,0:01:06.930 multiplayer well you guys think it will

0:01:04.170,0:01:08.369 be like the the type 100 which kind of

0:01:06.930,0:01:10.590 has like a medium fast fire rate with

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0:01:20.250,0:01:23.790 like I just want to bring you guys some

0:01:21.360,0:01:25.860 quick gameplay of the Sten a little mini

0:01:23.790,0:01:27.540 video series for the winter siege update

0:01:25.860,0:01:28.860 so you guys can see what's going on

0:01:27.540,0:01:30.509 without you guys having to navigate

0:01:28.860,0:01:32.040 through one really long video of me

0:01:30.509,0:01:33.780 rambling on for 10 minutes I just wanted

0:01:32.040,0:01:35.040 to bring a couple of condense videos for

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0:01:35.040,0:01:39.060 specific thing and get the gameplay that

0:01:36.990,0:01:41.159 you guys want so when i unlock these

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0:01:41.159,0:01:44.310 probably in the next few weeks cuz i

0:01:43.170,0:01:46.380 don't think i'll get them out of any

0:01:44.310,0:01:47.790 supply drops especially if the winter

0:01:46.380,0:01:49.890 supply drops are the only supply drops

0:01:47.790,0:01:51.720 or you can get these weapons from I have

0:01:49.890,0:01:53.189 to convert all my rare supply drops to

0:01:51.720,0:01:55.229 the winter ones to unlock these weapons

0:01:53.189,0:01:56.820 but anyway when I unlock these weapons

0:01:55.229,0:01:58.560 or if I unlock these weapons I will

0:01:56.820,0:02:00.210 bring out gameplay in multiplayer I'll

0:01:58.560,0:02:03.390 do some live commentaries and weapon

0:02:00.210,0:02:04.920 comparisons so this is the Sten SMG in

0:02:03.390,0:02:05.969 Call of Duty World War 2 zombies like I

0:02:04.920,0:02:07.110 said let me know down in the comments

0:02:05.969,0:02:08.429 what you guys think about this weapon I

0:02:07.110,0:02:10.679 hope you guys enjoyed today's video I'll

0:02:08.429,0:02:12.120 come out with the Gewehr 43 and the GPMG

0:02:10.679,0:02:13.770 soon I hope you guys have a fantastic

0:02:12.120,0:02:15.060 day thank you guys so much for watching

0:02:13.770,0:02:18.630 and I will see you guys in the next

0:02:15.060,0:02:39.919 video adios amigos

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Should you limit fat when trying to lose weight? - Duration: 1:06.

So if you're trying to lose weight, you have to still be aware of the calories

and our plan at first is we limit the cream and oils explicitly

to about 2 tablespoons a day,

so the cream, the cheese, the mayonnaise strictly limited at first

because there are lots of calories.

So what I've seen is someone was doing a "keto diet", staying under 20 carbs a day,

but they're drinking coconut oil for example.

So I asked, "How much coconut oil?"

"Well, two tablespoons per cup of coffee."

Then I asked, "How many cups of coffee?"

And it was 10 coffees a day.

So she was losing weight and stopped losing weight

and that's a good clue to think about what you changed, you know,

if you started drinking oils and it was 1000 cal of oils a day.

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