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The Untold Truth Of Black Panther - Duration: 6:02.
He's the breakout star of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but Black Panther is hardly new
to superheroics.
Since making his debut over 50 years ago, he's been a part of countless comics adventures,
and with that much action, there are bound to be a few odd bits that you've missed.
Here's what you don't know about Black Panther.
The first black superhero
Black creators were a part of comics from the very beginning, but on the page, things
were drastically different.
There were a few attempts at making comics directed at an African-American audience,
but with the early days of superheroes, most black characters were sidekicks rooted in
unfortunate racial stereotypes.
In 1966, however, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby took steps to correct that by introducing
a new character in their flagship title.
Fantastic Four #52 introduced the world to T'Challa — better known as Black Panther
— king of the African nation of Wakanda.
When he was asked about it, Kirby pointed to a very simple reason for creating the character:
he realized that there weren't any black people in his comics, and thought that was a problem
to be corrected.
With that, the Panther was introduced in a story where he invited the FF to his secretive,
ultra high-tech homeland, only to take them all out in a massive battle in order to test
them and find them worthy of helping them.
Not a bad debut.
Introducing … The Coal Tiger?
The version of T'Challa that hit the page in his first appearance sported the sleek,
all-black costume that he's worn, with a few modifications, ever since.
Kirby's original designs, however, not only sported a different costume, but a different
name: the Coal Tiger.
As for how he wound up as the Black Panther, a lot of people erroneously attribute it to
a connection with the activist organization of the same name.
That's not the case — Stan Lee was inspired by an old pulp hero — but the accidental
association with the organization led Marvel to briefly change the character's name to
"The Black Leopard" in 1972's Fantastic Four #119.
The "Coal Tiger" name wasn't completely forgotten, though.
In the "MC2" continuity — a version of the Marvel Universe set a generation after the
current stories and mostly focused on Peter Parker's daughter, Spider-Girl — T'Challa's
son T'Chaka used it as his own superheroic codename.
The Panther fights the Klan
While the Panther would remain a fixture in Fantastic Four for the rest of the '60s, and
would join the Avengers in 1968, the early '70s saw him launched into his first solo
adventures.
It happened in the pages of Jungle Action #6, and over the next 18 issues, which would
tell one of Marvel's most lauded stories.
The series reached its heights in #19, the Panther is pitted against the Ku Klux Klan.
Set in Georgia, the story focused on Monica Lynne, a singer who became the Panther's longtime
love interest, and dealt heavily with racism.
It's full of striking imagery, and one issue even ends with the Panther strapped to a burning
cross — before he frees himself, batters his way through the crowd with the wood still
tied to his back, and returns to stomp a mudhole in the entire group.
Good vibranium
Comic books are full of special metals, but none are quite as interesting as Vibranium.
In the Marvel Universe, it's only found in two places: Wakanda, and the dinosaur-filled
Antarctic jungle known as the Savage Land.
Wakanda's variety is known as "True Vibranium," and its rarity is attributed to the fact that
it's not actually native to Earth.
Instead, the mountain from which it's mined is actually a massive meteorite.
It has the ability to store and discharge vibrations, including the kind that come with
a kinetic impact, making it able to withstand and even reflect energy.
In addition to being used as part of Captain America's shield and even a few of Hawkeye's
arrows, you can find it in the Panther's strength-enhancing, bulletproof costume.
The Dora Milaje
When Christopher Priest and J.G. Jones relaunched Black Panther in 1998, they delved into Wakanda
and its culture in a way that hadn't really been done before.
One of the most important additions was the idea of the Dora Milaje.
Translated as "Adored Ones," the Dora Milaje are highly trained, highly effective warrior
women who serve as the Black Panther's bodyguards — and the fact that they're protecting a
bulletproof, super-strong member of the Avengers should give you a good idea of just how tough
they are.
They have a second function, though, hinted at by their names: they're also potential
wives.
Each member of the Dora Milaje comes from a different faction, and as long as the Panther
doesn't favor one over any of the others, peace is maintained.
Which might be why, when he actually did get married, it was to Storm of the X-Men rather
than one of them.
Everett Ross sold his soul for pants
If you've been paying attention to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, then you may already be
familiar with Everett K. Ross, the CIA agent assigned to deal with some of the more official
aspects of life in a universe full of superheroes.
In the movies, he's played by Martin Freeman, and made his first appearance in Captain America:
Civil War.
In the comics, however, he had a bit of a rocky start.
As an agent working for the State Department, he was assigned to be a liason to Black Panther
during the hero's visit to America.
Needless to say, the self-proclaimed "king of the useless white boys" was woefully unprepared
to be pulled into the world of superheroics.
After losing his pants in a mud-wrestling match, Ross found himself visited by Mephisto,
the closest thing that the Marvel Universe has to the devil.
Sitting next to each other in an apartment, with Ross on the couch and Mephisto on a flaming
throne of skulls that he conjured up from the depths of Hell, the two characters shared
a moment when Mephisto granted Ross a new pair of jeans, leaving Ross wondering if he
had accidentally sold his soul for pants.
The Black Panther movie that wasn't
Superhero fans are undoubtedly familiar with Wesley Snipes from his role as Blade in the
movie series of the same name.
Hitting screens in 1998, the movie not only gave Marvel its first cinematic hit, it also
showed that second- and third-tier characters could be given a new life in film with the
right idea behind them.
But what even diehard fans might not know is that Blade wasn't Snipes' first attempt
to bring a superhero to life.
Long before Ryan Coogler took the helm with Chadwick Boseman, Snipes was dead set on playing
the lead in a Black Panther movie.
In the mid-'90s, Snipes was in talks for a film that would use the "fantastic, glorious
periods of African empires and African royalty" as the basis to bring an inspirational new
superhero to the screen.
He wanted Wakanda, Vibranium, the force field, and the kind of comics-accurate costume that
would require him to be, and we quote, "just straight bodied up."
Unfortunately, as we all know, there's always someone ice skating uphill.
While Snipes met with director John Singleton and screenwriter Terry Hayes, the project
never came together.
Instead, Snipes went on to take a very successful risk as the Daywalker, and says today that
he supports the new film "1,000 percent."
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60 Buffalo Chicken Wings Challenge in Melbourne!! - Duration: 7:43.
60 buffalo wings! Time starts with my first bite, right?
Hey everybody! This is Randy Santel "atlas" with Atlas & Zeus Promotions and proud
owner of foodchallenges.com! Very very excited because the next five or six
challenges are not burgers! I'm going to be starting by going for overall win
number 506 I'm here in the Fitzroy area of Melbourne, Victoria I am at the
Kodiak Club I'm taking on their 60 wings challenge! now this massive pile of 60
wings or five dozen I've got 60 minutes or one hour to finish now if I do not
finish it's going to be 95 Australian dollars which I do not of course want to
pay! If I win I'm gonna get the meal free and I'll be I think the 10th person up
on their Wall of Fame let's get this challenge started!
Alright thanks again to the Kodiak Club here in Melbourne, Victoria for letting
me take this challenge looks so good but I'm gonna be trying to break the record
which is 16 minutes and 6 seconds it's been held here for a while we'll see how
I go, not really as you learn from the last wing challenge I'm not a great
wing speed eater but we'll see what I can do got the bucket all the empty
bones will go there. 1, 2, 3. . . Boom! They're all covered in like a Frank's Red
hot sauce it's going to be good!
I don't think it's gonna happen but we'll keep going!
All right so 16 minutes 20 seconds soon I was thinking about this - this challenge
has been around six years and the record was set a couple of years ago and with
science they're always creating new and bigger
chickens so that means bigger wings now so the challenge was probably a lot
harder because the bigger wings but we'll see what I can do I think the
second time was like 25 minutes and yes that was a bunch of crap to make an
excuse but we'll see what we can finish in that science is just as dumb as
everyone supporting being against Diet Coke!
just over 21 minutes in three left. If you're going to eat a whole bunch of
wings like this five fricking dozen you got to chase it down with some healthy
carrots if you got 'em!
22 minutes and 58 seconds not the new record but I think it's the number two
times for the 60 wings challenge here at the Kodiak Club in the Fitzroy area of
Melbourne, Victoria awesome awesome challenge! All 60 of those wings were so
good and they do use Frank's Red Hot Sauce, which is anybody that watches any
of the food challenges or the fast food ones that I film at the house I love
that stuff drinking by the gallon but food awesome awesome challenge I think
I'm the tenth person to be added to the wall of fame my time of 22 minutes and
58 seconds I'm gonna get the very expensive meal for free I think 95
dollars right yes yeah 95 Australian dollars I'm gonna get it free and then
I'll be I think the 10th person on their Wall of Fame so it was overall in number
506 very very tasty so thank you through the Kodiak Club thank you guys for
watching!
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Top 10 YouTubers Who Have Changed The Most - Duration: 6:56.
Welcome back everyone.
My name is Danny Burke - heres a picture of me from my first video about 2 years ago.
I think Ive changed - maybe I look a bit rougher.
There are other people on YouTube though who have been on here for much longer and have
changed a lot more.
Do I mean physically, do I mean mentally?
Lets find out as we get into the top 10 YouTubers Who Hvae Changed The Most.
Starting off at number 10 we have Smosh.
Anthony and Ian are some of YouTubes OGs and made their channel back in 2005.
In the years since then, its hard for a person not to change.
They started out uploading comedy skits and then slowly brought on more people until there
was a whole Smosh family.
They eventually lost their mop top hair cuts, Ian got glasses but other than that - things
were pretty much the same as always - until June 2017 - thats when Anthony announced he
wa leaving Smosh to focus on his own content.
For many fans who have been there sinc 2005 - Smosh looks a whole lot different without
Anthony there …
Next up at number 9 we have KSI.
This British YouTuber has been one of the biggest in the world over the past few years.
He was 18 when he first showed his face on camera as part of a thank you message for
20,000 subscribers.
Compared to how he is now, he definitely seemed a lot less confident back then, perhaps a
bit quieter.
Thats expected when youre 18 and showing your face to your fans for the first time.
His content has changed massively since then - he rarely plays FIFA anymore and tends to
focus on more high end productions such as music videos.
At the number 8 spot now we have Lily Singh.
In some ways, Superwoman is still the same as she always was when she started her channel
back in 2010.
Back then, her videos were a lot more stripped down, it was oftne just her and a camera.
These days, her comedy skits oftne include other famous YouTubers or more mainstream
celebrities.
She did one video in December 2017 with Will Smith - the Will Smith.
Lilys channel has undoubtedly changed in terms of production quality and collaborations - but
many of her fans feels shes still the same girl they subscribed to back in 2010 …
At number 7 now we have The Vlog Brothers.
Hank and John Green started their channel back in 2007 as a conversation between them
through the internet.
It turned out that everyone else was very interested and their channel blew up.
Theyve changed a lot since their small beginnings.
They used their influence to start events such as Vidcon.
John Pursued his dream of being an author and wrote books including The Fault In Our
Stars which was turned into a major Hollywood movie.
Hank has founded countless projects such as EcoGeek, DFTBA Records, DFTBA Games and production
company Pemberley Digital.
Next up at number 6 we have Shane Dawson.
Shane is another YouTube OG who has, in his own words, changed a lot.
His comedy skits started off as very eccentric and out there, he often had a lot of characters
and has talked about how he would perhaps try and be a bit edgy and his main comedic
tool would be shock humour.
These day, his content is very different - he still does comedy skits from time to time
but his videos tend to focus on either his own life - or on the paranormal and conspiracy
theories.
Hes been very open about his will to evolve over the years and for the most part his fans
are right there with him.
Moving on to number 5 we have Rhett and Link.
Im sure you all know these guys.
Theyve been on YouTube since 2006 and the one thing that has always stayed the same
about them is comedy.
Back then, they used to upload parody songs and comedy skits - thats what got them their
big break.
In 2008 they started their second channel known as Rhett and Link 2 - this would go
on to become the Good Mythical Morning channel.
This daily weekdays show is a lot closer to TV levels of production than to their earlier
videos.
Fans are undecided on wether or not the pair have changed physically.
Some say they look different while others are starting to think they might be immortal
…
Next up at number 4 we have Colleen Ballinger.
You may also know her as her alter ego - Miranda Sings.
Her channel today is a mix of comedy skits and updates on her life but it wasnt always
like that.
In 2007, she would mainly upload clips from her stage performances.
Over time, she began to film herself at home and then came along Miranda Sings - her comedic
alter ego.
Fans loved the character as much as they loved Colleen herself.
Theyve seen her grow from a small YouTuber sharing clips of her stage shows - to having
millions of fans and her own Netflix Originals show …
Moving on to number 3 we have Dan and Phil.
These guys need no introduction - Im sure we have many of the Phandom watching this
video.
The British comedy duo have been making videos for years - they started out with sketches
and vlogs like this - CLIP.
Anyone who watches them now knows that things look very different.
Theyve changed physically, especially their hair cuts and conten quality.
They also have a very sucessful gaming channel and of course - one of the biggest changing
is their horde of adoring fans known as the Phandom.
Next up at number 2 we have Jenna Marbles.
5 months after Jenna made her channel in 2010, she went viral with her video -How To Trick
People Into Thinking Youre Good Looking- … at the time, she was living in an apartment in
Massachusetts.
She worked different jobs to pay rent such as bartending, a tanning salon, blogging and
go go dancing.
Now shes a YouTube superstar, posting funny skits and reviews for her 17 million subscribers
and often joined by her boyfriend Julian.
She's been nominated 3 times for a Streamy award.
Her fans have seen her grown but will tell you that in some ways, she may not have changed
at all …
And finally at number 1 we have Pewdiepie.
He usually get the number 1 spot in list videos for having the most subscribers or views on
a video but today, hes here because he has changed a lot.
It only takes a second to see how much hes changed physically since he started his channel
back in 2010.
His early Bieber style brown mop top haircut has been replaced with swept back blonde hair.
His boyish face now sports a grizzly beard.
His videos have changed a lot too - gone are the screaming scare jump gaming video, now
he posts pretty much anything he wants.
From meme reviews to reactions to rants, its hard to pin down the most subscribed YouTuber
into one category - and thats exactly what he wants …
Wow - that felt like a long video.
I feel like Ive changed since the beginning.
Who do you think has changed the most on YouTube?
Who do you think will change most in the future?
I wanna hear your predictions.
My name is Danny Burke, thanks for watching guys and Ill see you all in the next video!
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Dealing With My Inner Critic - Duration: 10:47.
Hey guys, so I am painting a bluefin tuna today.
Just because they're nice and big and fat and colourful and I felt like it.
And I wanted to talk about the inner critic.
I think we all have an inner critic somewhere in there.
I think it's just part of that voice we all have going on in the background of everything
we do; that constant commentary of thoughts and opinions and conversations we've had in
the past and what we're gonna have for lunch today.
That constant train of thought that we have going on, the inner critic fits into that.
And the inner critic part of that comes into the- I call it the 'just my opinion' commenter
that you sometimes see on YouTube.
The one that's just being brutally honest and just saying what it sees, and somehow
always seems to be quite mean about it.
But it's 'just being honest' right.
It is the voice that sees a mistake and turns it into failure.
But as I said, it's just being honest.
It's just noticing things.
It's just commenting on what it's observing.
It thinks that it means well.
But the problem is that when you come to do something, anything, again, whether it's drawing
or putting yourself out there in any way, you always remember that one thing that your
inner critic said, and it just makes things every time a little bit harder to motivate
yourself to do.
So my inner critic says things like; 'You've been doing this for so long and you're not
getting any better, why are you still trying'.
And with that it's just playing devil's advocate, it's just prodding me for a response.
Which it always gets.
I will always argue with it and chase it down this rabbit hole of trying to battle my insecurities.
But ultimately a path that just leads me away from whatever I was doing.
Sometimes it says; 'Look at that person, look how well they're doing, why aren't you doing
that well' and always boiling down to 'Why?
Why try?'.
So in terms of how I'm dealing with my inner critic, it's become a lot easier now that
I can see her for who she truly is.
Now that I know her- my inner critic- It's hard to treat her with anything but kindness
and understanding and gentleness.
She is just simple and ... instinctual?
Instinctive?
(turns out they both mean pretty much the same thing) She acts on instinct.
Jut primal and raw.
She's just my brains natural response to fear.
What am I afraid of.
I'm afraid that I'm wasting my time with art becuase I'll never be as good as a wanna be.
Or that I will be discovered as a fraud which is a whole other conversation but just ties
into that 'imposter syndrome' thing.
But yeah, she's afraid.
She sees I've made a mistake and she spirals into retreat-mode.
Fleeing.
She is just reactive, the reaction centre in my brain.
She is my autopilot that pops up when I'm not present in my own thoughts in my own actions,
I'm letting my brain do it's own thing without really being aware of it.
It's like the same part of your brain that would make you jump into a freezing river
without thinking.
Or for me, more commonly, I decided I wasn't gonna drink coffee because caffeine messes
me up but by the time I got downstairs, the first thing I did was turn the kettle on.
Because that's what I always do when I get downstairs to make coffee.
It's that part of your brain where you're not really there so it just does what it's
used to doing.
Autopilot.
So when you are doing something creative; drawing, painting, writing, and you let your
mind drift or you make a mistake and present, aware you is there to make sense of it and
rationalise it, your autopilot is always there to react.
Unchecked.
And autopilot you sees struggle or fear.
Fear from making a mistake, the struggle of not knowing what you're doing.
Just recognising these really natural feelings that we have that we can't control, that part
of your brain reacts the only way it knows how to.
It says; 'Woah, I don't like this.
This is difficult.
Or uncomfortable.
So, I'm out, let's do something else, let's do something else.
Why are you doing this?
You don't like doing this.
You're not good at doing this.
Let's just back away, let's go back to bed.'
It's that spiral of thoughts that just happens by itself.
On instinct.
Really strengthened by a routine of it happening.
Mistake equals failure equals stop, cut your losses, you're not good enough.
Let's just quit.
So how do you deal with that when it's so natural?
The easy way to control that isn't to try to control how you feel, it's just to notice
it.
Notice that voice and hear it before it turns that feeling into the truth, into reality.
Just noticing it and stepping in before autopilot takes over.
And you don't argue with it because that's just adding fuel to the fire, you just hear
it and be patient with it.
And know that when that voice in you're not good enough, it's just fear.
It's just instincts.
It's a reaction.
And all you can do is hear it and carry on.
Acknowledge it gently, and even though you can't control your feelings, you can control
your actions.
You can control the fact that you're just gonna keep going.
For me, if I have a thought that's mean, I kind of just think 'mmhmm' and just get on
with what I'm doing.
And over time, I've gotten more used to recognising that voice when it comes up and not letting
it spiral off into the abyss of catastrophising and making everything worse that it actually
is.
That voice now just says 'Oh, we've made a mistake' and I go 'Mmmhmm, yeah we have, I'm
gonna carry on' rather than it saying; 'I've made a mistake, I'm aways making mistakes,
I'm gonna keep making mistakes, why do I bother?'
And that's not to say that you shouldn't be listening to the critical voice.
If we go back to the YouTube commenter analogy, there's a difference between the 'just my
opinion' critic and the constructive critic.
The difference is- sometimes it's just in the delivery- but the main difference is that
when you are creating with awareness, when you are doing something and you are full there,
you are present and you are focused and intentional, when that voice comes, you can notice the
thought before it turns to judgement.
Because the first instinct of the brain is to see and the next thing is to analyse.
I f you can step in before the analysis takes over, there's no need to judge.
It's like 'Oh this fish i've just drawn is completely our of proportion' and that it
something that you've noticed and something you can take on board.
The difference is that normally, if you just let that carry on without noticing it, 'That
fish is out of proportion, this is the third mistake you've made today, you're not improving,
you'll never be as good as you wanna be' And so on, and so on.
So, go easy on yourself.
Get to know yourself.
Get to know that voice in your head as more than just a bitter part of you that always
wants to criticise you.
Be nice to yourself, be kind.
Listen and be understanding.
And do your best to remain in the present.
Stay focused and, when your mind wanders, hear it and then come back to what you're
doing and move on.
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How Lil Pump & Lil Xan Represent Mexicans in Hip-Hop | Genius News - Duration: 3:23.
Letty: Lil Pump, Tekashi 6ix9ine and Lil Xan are relatively new to the rap game,
but they've already reached a feat on every rapper's bucket list--cracking Billboard's Hot 100 chart.
Now making this list is a benchmark for any artist, but given that these rappers are of Mexican descent,
makes this especially recognizable.
Tekashi 6ix9ine: My mom is Mexican, she's from Atlixco.
Puebla Atlixco la Flores, in Mexico.
I'm Mexican and Puerto Rican--but I love my Mexican people.
Video host 1: We just found out Lil Xan is Mexican.
Mexican as fuck.
Video host 2: Is it mom and dad or just you're dad?
Lil Xan: Both, dog.
My dad was born in Mexico City and my mom, America.
Letty: Other contemporary rappers with Mexican heritage like Snow Tha Product, King Lil G
and Kap G have talked about their difficulties meshing their ethnicity with their rhymes.
Snow Tha Product: I don't like people only making it a joke.
I'm not the taco eating, burrito eating…
Like this ain't a joke.
Like we're not gonna be a joke any fucking more.
King Lil G: I think there's a lot of established Latino artists, I just don't think
they get the light they deserve.
Kap G: It's never enough for nobody.
Like, shoot, my race gon' tell me, 'You not Mexican enough.'
'You know you don't really talk like that, that's not your real voice.'
Letty: Lil Pump, 6ix9ine and Lil Xan have managed to bypass the identity of a "Latino
or Chicano rapper" that can often limit an artist's mainstream recognition.
In December, Lil Pump, who's Cuban and Mexican, was possibly mistaken for being quote unquote
white by Nicki Minaj in a now deleted Instagram post about Apple Music's Rap Songs chart,
saying, quote:
Now things do get tricky when it comes to defining the term, "white."
According to the United States Census Bureau, white people have "origins in ...
Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa."
But some Hispanics and Latinos may not identify as, or be perceived as white.
Nevertheless, while Lil Pump, 6ix9ine and Lil Xan are the latest rappers of part or
full Mexican descent to cross musical color lines and reach the Hot 100,
they aren't the first.
Kid Cudi, Kirko Bangz, The Black Eyed Peas' Taboo, Cypress Hill's B-Real,
Lighter Shade of Brown and Lil Rob are also part of this lineage.
The most accomplished solo act with Mexican background is Baby Bash.
He's had seven songs on the Hot 100, three hitting the top 10.
But the first to ever do it?
East LA's Kid Frost, who broke through on Eazy E's Ruthless Records
and cracked the Hot 100 in the 90s with "La Raza"
and "No Sunshine."
He's also got some advice for the new guys.
Kid Frost: All you upcoming new Chicano rappers that want to get into this game and
want to come out and be prevalent in this market,
represent your people man, represent your family and where you're from.
Letty: While Tekashi, Lil Pump and Lil Xan aren't what some would consider archetypes
for a rapper of Mexican background, one thing's for sure,
they've each hit high marks early in their careers,
garnering their own kind of relevancy for the category in the rap mainstream.
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YouTubers React To NBA All-Star Celebrity Games - Duration: 4:38.
"Maybe the best play we've ever seen in an All-Star Celebrity Game."
[ crowd cheering ]
"The alley-oop feed from Kevin Hart."
"Run"
"That"
"Back."
"Run that back."
"The NBA celebrity game has been something that we always love to see."
"It was always good to actually see these celebrities be real people."
"Sometimes the guys can hoop, sometimes they can't."
"Get up!" "Oh, Usain Bolt!"
"Usain Bolt.
1, 2, 3, 4..."
"Usain Bolt things he's on a track, look at this.
All love, you're an insane athlete, but dribble."
"Ohhh!
Run that back."
"Throw it back, baby! Yeah!"
"That was a good play, though. That was a good play."
"Behind the back elbow pass." "I'm clapping."
"She just stole it from her own guy.
That is really impressive."
"Yeah, look at this. Ha!
Who muffed him? Run that back!"
"Scottie was just ready."
"Pick on someone your own size, Scottie Pippen, come on."
"I feel so bad for little Justin Bieber."
"Everybody just wanted to swat Bieber."
"It was very interesting to see Justin Bieber play in the celebrity game
'cause he actually has game."
"First step blow-by, Euro step, finish with the inside hand, and the foul."
"Ohhh, I like that!"
"Brian McKnight."
"B-smooth!" "That was a nice move."
"Wow, boy's got skills."
"Run that back."
"Brian McKnight, smooth on the mic, and on the court. Let's do it!"
"I thought you were sexy before, but now I'm impressed."
"Oh, another Bieber one. Don't tell me he gets blocked again.
Oh!"
"Hey, run that back. Run that back."
"Justin Bieber on the assist."
"He almost broke this man's ankles."
[ laughing ]
"Common got crossed by mini Biebs."
"Biebs, looking like Steve Nash."
"It's so cool to see celebrities be good at something other than what you know them to be good at."
"Oh, Kevin Hart!"
[ crowd cheering ]
"Hooper to the max, J. Cole, let's do it."
"J. Cole, rising up on the alley-oop feed from Kevin Hart."
"Run that back."
"Kevin barely got that one off, but I can't disrespect. He got it, J. Cole finished it."
"Not only is he a dope lyricist, but he's also an incredible ball player."
"Oh!"
"Oh, what a pass!" "Oh my goodness!"
"Wow, that was a really cool pass."
"Arne Duncan with the pass.
I think he gave a few of those to Obama in the Oval Office."
"Handles!"
"Here's 'Handles' Franklin off the backboard for T.O.!"
"Hold on, wait. Run that back.
Forget football, baby - you need to be in the NBA."
"That's my former teammate. Chris Handles."
"T.O.'s a freak athlete. That's expected from him."
"That hoop is too low for him.
Oh!
Did you see the elbow she gave him?"
"Put it on spin cycle!"
"Yeah, Mo'ne Davis.
Crossed over Kevin Hart! Run that back, run that back.
We need that, 'cause Kevin Hart talks a lot of crap at the All-Star games, so... hehehe."
"Just leaving Kevin Hart in the dust."
"He's playing incredibly hard defense."
"Oh man, what a move."
"She is good!"
"Oh, go to work, homie.
With the step-back... that's a bucket!
"Oh my God, I'm outta here. That's the greatest thing I've ever seen."
"Oh, we gotta run that back."
"I'm so happy he made that shot. That was just hype."
"Bro... he's got pants on.
You don't wanna get beat by someone in pants, bro."
"Ohhh!"
"Ah. That makes my heart so warm."
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Henry - Story, family, his part in the lore - Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator [PL/ENG] - Duration: 13:18.
Chris Columbus will be the director of the FNaF movie.
He has worked on "Gremlins", "Home Alone 1, 2", "Harry Potter 1, 2, 3", "Mrs. Doubtfire", "Night in the Museum" etc.
Henry is quite an interesting character introduced in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator. He appears out of nowhere. Nobody has ever heard anything about him.
Some small, irrelevant theories took into account the original owner, mentioned by Phone Guy in FNaF2, it was mentioned that they've tried to contact him, but they didn't succeed.
And there's practically nothing more. Of course, we have Henry from the book storyline, but not only there was barely any info about him, but we also have to remember that these are two separate canons,
we can't simply prove a connection with the book lore if we don't have any evidence for that from the game lore only.
But let's get back to the topic.
Henry - The creator of the animatronics. The original owner of the pizzeria. Father of the Puppet. A person who trusted William and because of that unintentionally led to many problems.
A rather important character. But what seems quite problematic here is the fact, that we have never known about his existence before.
Although Scott originally ended the story on FNaF4, it doesn't look like Henry ever appeared in the entire story, except the mention by Phone Guy in FNaF2.
But as I've been saying a lot, I'm pretty sure that when creating FNaFSL and FFPS, the "Expanded Story", Scott wanted to draw our attention to the plot elements that were poorly explained by Scott himself or unnoticed by us,
so that we would finally have a complete picture of FNaF's history. So, if Henry exists, it should somehow be suggested in previous games. Either too weakly or simply we've just missed something.
In general, I would start with my favourite theory from FFPS. I believe that Henry is the father of a bitten child.
It's time to explain what the problem is, where Scott has trolled us here.
Sister Location has introduced Elizabeth, it showed us the "sister location". When creating SL, Scott has suggested that we've found "sister", and thus - we found the missing girl from this empty girls' room in FNaF4.
This room is never explained anywhere, we never get to know the person who has lived here, and then a new game shows up, literally giving us the "location of the sister".
And it's rather easy to connect the dots here, right? The problem is, as I said - I would like to have some explanation of who Elizabeth was in the story from FNaF1 to FNaF4 and, as it turns out, she didn't exist.
We know that Elizabeth dies, becomes Baby and dies as Baby. I've been making theories that maybe Baby's separation from Ennard led to the fact that she moved to Golden Freddy or any other animatronic, but it makes no sense.
Elizabeth does not exist in the plot of FNaF 1 to 4.
Therefore, it doesn't really make sense for it to be her room. It doesn't make sense for this family to be Aftons.
Because if so, how could we explain this room without having FNaFSL and FFPS? And Scott said that we could solve the story without it.
So we have to answer, to whom this room really belongs, and we don't have too many other options.
FFPS introduces us to the second girl, Henry's daughter, the Puppet. And it really makes complete sense for it to be her room.
We have a single dead child, we also have a missing girl. Combining one with the other, this empty room in FNaF4 was supposed to suggest the Puppet's backstory.
To say that the child possessing this animatronic is a girl. That it's the sister of the bitten child. If we combine one with the other, it really makes a lot of sense.
However, going further, the father of this family is not William Afton. Mike is not the kid with a Foxy Mask. FNaF4 is not just a backstory for Golden Freddy, for all of the Happiest Day, but also for The Puppet.
Happiest Day is a gift from a sister to her brother. At the same time giving freedom to all other victims of course.
So, with that thinking, Henry might not have been fully explained in the full story, but he has already existed.
Maybe we wouldn't know his name, but he existed here. His family was already here all along.
It's quite easy to assume that the kid living right next to Fredbear's and coming to this place every day may have some connection with the owner. But at that time, it led us to William's son more than for the son of an unknown potential owner.
And now, looking at the difference between Fazbear Entertainment and Afton Robotics, it's still not obvious.
But to fully support this theory, we will have to confront one more thing and it's the Security Logbook.
This book quite strongly suggests that Mike may be the protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's 4. This book holds a lot of clues which may suggest that he is talking with Golden Freddy, like with his brother.
Which is quite contrary to my whole theory here, if Mike is the brother, then we're back to point one, it's the Afton's family.
Therefore, in a separate episode I will deal with the Logbook, secrets that are hidden there, interpretation, and maybe we will clear out a lot of questions.
For now, in this episode, we'll take into account the possibility that the family from FNaF4 is Henry's. And the "sister" case was the first and main point. But this is not the only element in our case.
Another interesting thing is the Lorekeeper Ending. To finish it, you have to find and pass all the lore mini-games in one run. At least that's how I understand it, as I have never beaten it myself,
but I'm guessing that you just have to go through the maze and allow William to catch the girl, you have to go through the race and find a secret mini-game, and you have to finish the Puppet's minigame.
Thanks to this, we get quite a unique ending, because compared to the rest, it's not a cutscene with Andy's voice or with our furry manager. We only get an illustration with six gravestones.
We can see the names on four of them, it's Gabriel, Susie, Fritz and Jeremy, one name is hidden and one in the back is too far to see.
I don't think that you can read it, or count the number of letters, it's just a scribble so it can't be read.
But whether true or not, Scott has deliberately made these graves to look like a typical set of six children. We have four names including one girl - the main set of animatronics. We have one special, with a hidden name, Golden Freddy, and another even more special - far away from the rest - The Puppet.
But well, it creates a lot of new questions, people make up a lot of theories, compare the arrangement of graves to the masks of children, to children in the drawings and everything. But.
The thing that creates the biggest problem here are two very familiar names. Jeremy and Fritz. What do the two nightguards do among the dead children?
Well, a lot of theories came up right away, saying that the nightguard has used the names of the victims, that these are nightguard graves, and Scott has even used a similar font at Suzie's gravestone like in the nights of FNaF4, so yeah, there's a lot for those.
But from all these theories it is difficult to take one that makes sense because many things are difficult. Maybe Scott just wanted to name the victims, yeah, but why did he leave two without the names? Why two of them belongs to the nightguards?
At this moment, the only one option that convinces me at all is that these are graves of everyone who died in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator.
As in FNaF3 Scott has ended with masks of animatronics, in my opinion, he has ended FFPS showing some symbolic gravestones of characters, who appeared in this game.
Well, let's see how many people have died in the fire... Oh, exactly six of them. Well, it's hard to say about Ennard, but if we recognize him as one character, then it fits.
We have one - Scrap Baby,
two - Springtrap,
three - Lefty aka the Puppet,
four - Molten Freddy,
but we also have five - the protagonist which is probably Mike,
and also six - Henry, who has admitted that he dies along with us.
A total of six, so there is some connection and this is the most basic, and a logical version by now.
But let's connect some names, so the theory will have some support. In fact, we know the names of Elizabeth and William, so as they don't appear on the tombstones, they would have to be those two with hidden names.
Then, we're left with four names: Gabriel, Susie, Jeremy and Fritz. Everyone should have already heard of the theory that Mike is Fritz Smith, that this is a false name he has used in FNaF2,
but now having the other three characters and three tombstones, we have one more requirement for this theory to work. Henry must be Jeremy.
The main protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's 2.
Of course, if it's true, then the Puppet's name is Susie, and whatever possess Molten Freddy - Gabriel.
In general, Jeremy in FNaF2 was suspicious only by the fact that he has appeared on the sixth night when he wasn't supposed to work anymore, but he showed up anyway.
It's difficult to connect him with Henry, but he's a bit suspicious. Interesting that Phone Guy has mentioned the fact, that they couldn't contact the original owner when it is possible that he was speaking to the original owner.
So yeah, while it's quite difficult to explain by now, it sounds like an interesting possibility. Maybe Henry is the one who imagines the FNaF2 minigames? Perhaps the FNaF1 cutscenes were also supposed to reveal his identity?
Well, it's difficult to say, but if it's true, there's a possibility that during the FNaF2, Henry has learned more about the Puppet, the box, and on this basis, he has created Lefty. I dunno, it's difficult.
I want to discuss this topic in the episode that will cover all the nightguards from all games. It's the same that will mention the Survival Logbook.
But by now, it would be good to say a word about the protagonist of FNaF3, who also can be Henry.
The game presents plenty of easter eggs, with the main motive which is the story of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza.
We see things from the FNaF2 location, from the FNaF1 location, and from Fredbear's.
It does not seem that they were messages from the victims because these don't tell us anything. However, they show that the person who sees these hallucinations knows these things, these are their personal memories.
Which means that the protagonist of FNaF3 is important, someone who was in every Freddy's and in Fredbear's.
But more importantly, this is someone who has seen Shadow or Golden Freddy, as it is suggested by this easter egg in the game.
So it's either Jeremy or Fritz. Either Henry or Mike. And there are some things suggesting Henry more.
Mainly the fire.
It's rather easy to notice the connection between one and the other. FNaF3 ends with a fire. FFPS ends with a fire.
There were theories that Springtrap might have set the location on fire, or maybe it's the protagonist, but the person who has the best predispositions here, a person who knows well how the remnant works and will try to burn everyone again later - it's Henry.
That's why it makes sense for Henry to be a protagonist of this game too. If we have a suspect who makes a fire, let's tie him to another fire in the same place, in Freddy's.
It makes sense. It's hard to tell if Mike really had any idea about the remnant, so could he really start this fire?
Long story short, there is a quite big possibility that Henry is the protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's 3.
As I said, I will explain the whole topic in the episode about all the protagonists of all games, because as it turns out, there are not too many characters in those six games.
Although it's hard for me to understand Henry in the main story, there are some minor things that might suggest his presence.
The theories around Jeremy were usually the same - that he was the victim of The Bite of '87. But the fact remains, that he has behaved suspiciously.
He came for the sixth night, though he was supposed to get a memo from Phone Guy to not to come here. It is possible that there was something more with him.
Then, he saw all the characters from FNaF2, by the cutscenes he was also somehow connected to FNaF1 - thanks to that he was able to see everything that has been shown in FNaF3.
Hallucinations from FNaF2, from FNaF1, and older stuff.
However, I am not sure how Jeremy could be related to the FNaF4's family now, maybe because he had a part in the Happiest Day, as a father of two children...
But then this takes into the account a picture from FNaF World, so not from the main game series.
It's hard to say at this moment and I'm definitely going to develop it in the episode about the nightguards.
After all, this is how my interpretation of Henry looks like at this moment, and I'll develop this theory more after I'll discuss what's going on with the Survival Logbook.
For today, that's all, so thank you all for watching this episode,
I invite you to leave some thoughts in the comments, even in English, you can always help me develop this theory. And for now - see you in the next episodes!
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Gay Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon thought it would be a good idea to bash Vice President
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Openly gay Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon is being hailed as a hero for refusing to
meet with Vice President Mike Pence, whom he accused of "funding gay conversion therapy,"
despite Pence's repeated efforts to respond to Rippon's claims and clear the air.
USA Today called the interaction a "bizarre battle," and implied that Pence is locked
in a feud with an Olympic athlete, even though it seems it's Rippon who would prefer to
stand by an incorrect statement rather than sit down with the high profile official he's
accused wrongly, according to Pence's office of supporting a horrific practice involving
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The Bizarre Process of Writing 'North by Northwest' | Screenwriting - Duration: 20:14.
In the early 1950s, a journalist at the New York Herald Tribune named Otis Guernsey Jr.
wrote Alfred Hitchcock this letter.
The letter contains an idea for a film he previously discussed with Hitchcock some time before.
He writes:
"a diplomatic controversy exists in a Near Eastern country, involving, possibly, something
active like the smuggling-in of American arms collected in Europe where they were sold or
abandoned and brought in to create a sub rosa rebellion; that the "Good Guys", in order
to decoy the "Bad Guys'" espionage, create a fictitious character of a master
spy; that a young, ingenious American salesman, entering the country for respectable purposes
is saddled by accident with this identity; that, subject to this unexpected melodrama
he turns like the American worm always does and tries to clear himself; that, in the course
of his searches he meets a girl who is part of the "Good Guys'" plan to establish
the fictional master spy, and, finally, that he contributes to the downfall of the bad
guys in a flurry of denouement and romance" (Hitchcock Notebooks).
This is the germ for what would become North by Northwest.
Today, I want to take a look at how Alfred Hitchcock and screenwriter Ernest Lehman managed
to take a vague mistaken-identity concept and a Hitchcockian set piece and turn it into
the iconic adventure we have come to know.
This is Making Film...
North by Northwest came about during a period of writer's block while Hitchcock and Lehman
were working on the script for a film titled The Wreck of the Mary Deare (cinephiliabeyond.org).
It was based on a famous legend called "the Mystery of the Marie Celeste" where a ship
was discovered sailing in the Atlantic with nobody on board.
The lifeboats were there, "the galley stove was still hot, and there were remnants of
a meal" (Hitchcock/Truffaut 248).
It's an intriguing concept, so why were they having so much trouble writing it?
The problem was that the concept was so intriguing.
Hitchcock said, "There's so much mystery from the very outset that that the attempt
to explain it is bound to be terribly laborious the rest of the story never quite lives up
to the beginning…
But as soon as you go into the explanations, the whole thing becomes very trite, and the
public is apt to wonder why you didn't show the events that led up to this point" (Hitchcock/Truffaut 248).
They decided to scrap the Mary Deare story and start working on a new story.
So with the "mastery spy" concept in place Hitchcock discussed with Lehman some ideas
he had for interesting visuals or plot points he's always wanted to try.
One was to be "the longest dolly shot in cinema history" following start to finish, the
construction of a car at an automotive plant.
Once the car is built, it is discovered that there is a dead body in the backseat (Lehman Interview, 2000).
Another idea was that a speaker at the United Nations would refuse to continue their speech
until the delegate from Brazil wakes up.
The delegate is tapped on the shoulder and "falls over dead."
The only clue left behind is a doodle of moose antlers.
This was actually going to be the beginning of the movie.
Another of Hitchcock's ideas was at a family reunion by a lake— "a twelve-year-old girl
takes a gun out of a baby carriage and shoots someone" (Lehman Interview, 2000).
There was an idea about ice fishing in Alaska and
"a hand suddenly comes up out of thewater."
Most of these ideas didn't seem to fit in with the concept except an idea Hitchcock
had of a chase scene across the faces of Mount Rushmore.
All of the ideas seemed to Lehman to be moving [quote] "in a northwesterly direction"
from the story's beginning in New York.
Lehman began calling the project "In a Northwesterly Direction" until Kenneth MacKenna, the head
of the story department at MGM,
suggested "North by Northwest" as a working title (Lehman Interview, 2000).
The plan was to eventually change the title to something that made more sense— after
all, "North by Northwest" isn't an actual direction.
They played around with a few titles such as, "The Man in Lincoln's Nose, Breathless"
and so on, but none of these seemed to satisfy Hitchcock and Lehman (cinephiliabeyond.org).
As a side note, North by Northwest was the only film Hitchcock made for MGM (BFI).
Hitchcock didn't really like the title North by Northwest, but MacKenna wrote to Hitchcock
asking to keep the title as is.
In the letter, MacKenna writes, "While we are aware that technically there is no such
point on the compass, our feeling is that the enormous amount of publicity containing
this title with you and Cary Grant, has built up a tremendous value for the title.
Were we to change now, even to the extent of switching the order of the words, we might
be wasting a value for which there would be no compensation
in being nautically correct" (Krohn 205).
Some have pointed out that the title appears in Shakespeare's Hamlet—
"I am but mad north-northwest."
Lehman and Hitchcock even wrote in the screenplay, that the crop duster attacks Thornhill
"from the northwest" (Krohn 205).
So, Lehman had the initial "master spy" mistaken identity in New York concept and
an ending at Mount Rushmore and now he needed to figure out what happens in between.
Lehman decided to make Thornhill an advertising executive so that he could [quote]
"talk in a kind of clever repartee, rather than speaking in a straightforward manner."
He thought Grant was well-suited for that kind of character and thought it would make
the character more amusing (Lehman Interview, 2000).
You'll notice that Thornhill's lines are often witty.
"Not that I mind a slight case of abduction now and then,
but I have tickets for the theater this evening."
It turns what might be a serious thriller into a fun captivating adventure.
Another thing to note is that this is an ordinary man trust into an extra-ordinary situation.
We can identify with Thornhill and wonder what we might do in this situation.
This is a staple of Hitchcock films.
Alfred Hitchcock: "But I've always gone for average man – the ordinary individual—going
through extraordinary experiences."
Interviewer: "Is that basic theme you look for if you are looking for a story…"
Hitchcock: "Yeah.
Whether I want to or not, I seem to gravitate toward that…
The movie I made like- North by Northwest.
Cary Grant—he's an ordinary businessman.
Gets mistaken for a spy and, of course, he goes through the most bizarre experiences.
Well, it enables the audience to identify themselves much more closely with the individual."
Lehman didn't write a treatment, instead he wrote a partial outline just about up to
the third act.
He had several story conferences with Hitchcock and had a basic idea of where the story was
going to go (Lehman Interview, 2000).
He wrote out some scene ideas on index cards and arranged them
to get a general idea of the structure.
To get into the mindset of the story during the actual writing process, Lehman himself
visited the actual locations where the story would take place in order to get a feel for
the location.
He went to Grand Central and took the 20th Century Limited to Chicago, went to the Ambassador
East Hotel and then took the Bullet train to Rapid City, South Dakota (Lehman Interview, 2000).
He hired a forest ranger and just started climbing Mount Rushmore.
He wanted to see what was at the top, but he got frightened of possibly falling to his
death and gave his Polaroid camera to the ranger to take photos up there (Lehman Interview, 2000).
He realized that he didn't know how to write the scene of Thornhill getting arrested for
drunk driving, so he went to a judge in Glen Cove, Long Island and had him take him through
the process of getting arrested for drunk driving (Lehman Interview, 2000).
"Alright, let's just go inside."
"I don't want to go inside.
Somebody call the police."
"Come on.
Come on now."
Going to the actual locations was most important for the scene with
the murder at the United Nations Building.
Lehman spent five days at the building to see if he could find a perfect spot for a
murder to take place (Lehman Interview, 2000).
There was a problem though.
A film titled The Glass Wall was shot there, which prompted the secretary general of the
United Nations to forbid the shooting of fiction films in and around the building (Hitchcock/Truffaut 252).
When the UN discovered what Lehman was doing, they realized that Hitchcock was attempting
to use the UN building in his new movie, so they kept extra vigilant.
Hitchcock had a photographer get permission to take pictures inside the building and Hitchcock,
pretending to be a normal visitor, followed him around whispering things like, "Take
that shot from there.
And now, another one from the roof down" (Hitchcock/Truffaut 252).
Then they used the photos as reference to construct an exact replica of the Delegates'
Lounge on a soundstage in Culver City.
In the film, they called it the "Public Lounge" out of respect for the United Nations
and to help explain how a man was able to get a knife into the building.
A public lounge would likely have less security (Hitchcock/Truffaut 252).
They did manage to steal this shot of Cary Grant walking up to the United Nations building,
which they weren't allowed to do.
They concealed a camera in the back of a truck made to look like it was from
a carpet cleaning company (Destination Hitchcock).
It's kind of funny how Cary Grant just walks up past a guard who has no idea he's in
a Hitchcock movie.
The carpet cleaning truck is also how they got the background for this shot of Grant
in front of a projection screen.
In an interview, Lehman said, "Since I never knew where I was going next, I was constantly
painting myself into corners, and then trying to figure a way out of them.
As a result, the picture has about ten acts instead of three, and if I'd tried to sit
down at the beginning and conceive the whole plot, I could have never done it.
Everything was written in increments: moving it a little bit forward, then a little bit
more, one page at a time.
Saying to myself, 'Okay, you've got him out of Grand Central Station.
Now he's on the train, now what?
Well, there's no female character in it yet, I better put Eve on the train.
But what should I do with her?
And where should they meet?
Well, let's see, I've ridden on the 20th Century, how about the dining car?'
That's the way it went, very slowly.
Always asking, 'What do I do next?'
So, in the end, the audience never knows what's coming next,
because I didn't either" (Lehman Interview, 2000).
This creates a very unique story.
We usually watch movies with the mindset that we are in the hands of a storyteller with
a solid plan.
In this way, North by Northwest is almost like improvisation.
I think it works because the writer and the character are having a similar experience
over the course of the story, which causes the audience to share in the experience as well.
Thornhill spends pretty much the entire movie unable to understand why these things are
happening to him.
He is along for the ride just like we are and we are better able to relate to him because
he doesn't have the experience that a character like James Bond has.
While watching North by Northwest, we feel like we could get swept up in this adventure
just like Thornhill was.
And it actually swept up Cary Grant as well.
A one point, he told Hitchcock, "It's a terrible script.
We've already done a third of the picture and I still can't make head or tail of it" (Hitchcock/Truffaut 249).
One thing we need to touch on is the Maguffin.
Now you've probably heard of this concept before, but if you haven't,
here is a quick explanation.
A Maguffin is thing that drives or starts the plot,
but is not actually important to the story.
The Maguffin in Pulp Fiction is the suitcase that Jules and Vince need to pick up and deliver
to Wallace, but that's really not what the movie is about.
In North by Northwest, it's a whole convoluted thing about hidden microfilm being smuggled
out of the country, which we don't even really hear about until the end of the movie.
"Why else would you have decided not to tell her that our little treasure here has
a belly full of microfilm?"
"You seem to be trying to fill my mind with rotten apples."
It's possible that Lehman didn't even come up with this until much later in the script.
For this reason, I must admit that, like Cary Grant, I found the plot
a bit hard to follow.
For the audience's sake, they wrote a couple of scenes that, in essence, summarize the
information leading up to that point.
Filmmaker Francois Truffaut pointed out a specific scene like this when he was interviewing
Hitchcock for his book, Hitchcock Truffaut.
The scene he brought up was the one where Thornhill meets with the counterintelligence
man at the airport.
Hitchcock said, "That scene has a dual function.
Firstly, it clarifies and sums up the sequence of events for the audience, and, secondly,
Cary Grant's account is the cue for the counterintelligence agent to fill him in on
some of the missing elements of these mystifying events" (Hitchcock/Truffaut 250).
This has its roots in the silent era where they would put up a summary title card half
way through the movie for the people who arrived at the theater late (Hitchcock/Truffaut 250).
However, you'll notice that part of their conversation was drowned out by the sound
of spinning plane propellers.
"We'll discuss it on the plane."
[Loud plane propellers]
This was a way of not only censoring information that the audience already knows, but they
can mess with time as well.
Instead of repeating the same information from the previous scenes for three minutes,
they can have a 30 second exchange drowned out by the noise (Hitchcock/Truffaut 251).
"I've got a job, a secretary, a mother, two ex-wives, and several bartenders dependent
on me and I don't intend to disappoint them all by getting myself slightly killed."
Lehman would write a small amount of the script every day with the knowledge that this probably
wasn't going to work.
He was experienced, but he had never written a movie without a real plan before.
Hitchcock left to go direct Vertigo while Lehman stayed behind and worked on the script.
Sometimes he would work for a whole day and end up with just a half a page completed.
He tried to quit the project several times while Hitchcock was away directing Vertigo,
but was convinced by his agent to stay on after already quitting
The Wreck of the Mary Deare (Lehman Interview, 2000).
Lehman had only sixty-five pages completed by the time they began preproduction.
He sent the pages to Hitchcock, who was still in the Bahamas on and Hitchcock wrote back
that he loved the story so far.
At this time, Hitchcock's main offices were at Universal, so they packed up and moved
to MGM to continue working.
They began storyboarding and casting the film and even after Cary Grant signed on to do
the part, the rest of the script was blank.
Lehman still had no idea who was involved in the chase on Mount Rusmore, how they would
get there, and why they were going there in the first place (Lehman Interview, 2000).
Lehman said, "So I called up Hitch, and I told him we were in big trouble."
"Oops."
"He came rushing over to my office, sat across from me,
and the two of us stared at each other.
Finally, he suggested that we call in some mystery novelist to help us kick around ideas,
but I didn't like the idea.
After all, I was getting paid by MGM to write the thing, and I felt that it would make me
look pretty foolish…Then we went to his office — it was about six o'clock
in the evening — and we kept talking about his idea, even discussing which mystery writer
we should get, and, all the time, the right side of my brain was working, and suddenly,
as I was listening to him — not really ignoring him — I said,
"She takes a gun out of her purse and shoots him" (Lehman Interview, 2000).
Lehman spoke in many interviews about this moment.
He says that often the right-side of your brain keeps trying to sort out problems in
the background even when discussing something else.
Hitchcock responded to Lehman's idea saying, "Yes, the Polish Underground sometimes killed
their own members, just to prove they weren't in the Underground."
Then Lehman replied, "Yes, but these are fake bullets.
That'll convince Van Damm that he has to take her away with him.
Now that she's a fugitive, he'll decide to take her on the plane" (Lehman Interview, 2000).
Lehman said that, after this exchange with Hitchcock,
he instantly had the entire last act (Lehman Interview, 2000).
The strange thing is that MGM wanted to cut down the important scene following the shooting—
the one where Eve and Thornhill meet in the woods.
Sol Siegel had Lehman and Hitchcock come down to the screening room to review the scene
and he begged Hitchcock to trim it (Lehman Interview, 2000).
Hitchcock pushed back, later saying, "It's indispensable because it's truly their first
meeting since Cary Grant has learned that she is James Mason's mistress, and this
is the scene in which he finds out she is working for Central Intelligence.
My contract had been drawn up by MCA, my agents, and when I read it over, I found that, although
I hadn't asked for it, they'd put in a clause giving me complete artistic control
of the picture, regardless of production time, cost or anything.
So I was able to say politely,
'I'm very sorry, but this sequence must remain in the picture' (Hitchcock/Truffaut 251).
Aside from not allowing Hitchcock to film at Mount Rushmore, they also refused to allow
him to film any scene involving violence
onthe faces of Mount Rushmore in a soundstage (Krohn 213).
Lehman sent an extremely patriotic letter to the National Park Service "three days
before turning in his first draft of the scene" to try and convince them (Krohn 213).
The letter reads, "The monument saves [Eve and Roger].
The enemies of the country fall to their deaths from the Monument of the great Presidents
who gave this nation the very ideals they are seeking to subvert.
We sincerely believe that it will be symbolically and dramatically satisfying to the people
of the US that this great National memorial, standing there in all its granite glory, becomes
the stumbling block to those who would undermine our country.
In the end, the enemies of Democracy are defeated by Democracy itself" (Krohn 216).
The letter didn't seem to work.
They were forced to set the scene, not on the faces of the presidents, but in the spaces
between them.
Hitchcock removed the credit thanking the National Park Service (Krohn 216).
There were a few changes made in the second draft of the script including a name change
for George Kaplan (previously George Rosen) and changing Eve Kendall's profession, which
was previously an interior decorator.
The change was made because there was a real interior decorator
named Eve Kendall in New York (Krohn 204).
This same draft of the script introduced a middle 'O' initial to Roger Thornhill's name,
which the character says signifies nothing, however it could allude to the fact that George
Kaplan doesn't exist (Krohn 204).
In one of the drafts of the script, the play that Thornhill was supposed to see with his
mother was actually West Side Story— what's weird, is that Ernest Lehman would go on to
write the film version of West Side Story only a few years later (Krohn 205).
Hitchcock also had a different plan for the opening credits, which they couldn't do
because they were already more than a million dollars over-budget (Krohn 213).
Hitchcock detailed his ideas in a memo from December 18th.
He writes, "The main purpose for the title would be to establish Cary Grant as an advertising man.
We would reveal him in his office before we show any titles, and then let the cameras
roam over the tables in the layout room.
There would be a rough series of layout cards in various stages of completion.
These cards would be like proposed advertisements in Life or other magazines, but they would
actually be our Main and Credit titles.
This would be followed by an exodus of people at 5:30 down the corridor of the building,
and so on, into the material we have already shot of the activity around Madison Avenue
at this time.
Cary has already indicated to me that he will not charge anything for his services when
the time comes, if and when we do this style of introduction" (Krohn 213).
This idea would have cost $20,000 to complete even if they didn't have to pay Cary Grant's
$5,000 fee (Krohn 213).
Saul Bass eventually designed the opening titles (Krohn 213).
Once the script was finished, Hitchcock never allowed a word of the script to be changed,
which annoyed Cary Grant at times.
However, a few lines were put up on the chopping block by MGM.
One line was where the villains were talking and Leonard says,
"Call it my women's intuition, if you will."
which would strongly hint that Leonard is homosexual.
Obviously the line remained in the film.
A little more than a decade earlier, Hitchcock had two homosexual villains
in his 1948 film, Rope.
Arguments could be made about the sexual orientation of other Hitchcock villains as well.
Another line was altered after filming.
This one:
"I never discuss love on an empty stomach."
The line originally read,
"I never make love on an empty stomach" (Destination Hitchcock).
Hitchcock had a lot of back-and-forth with the Production Code Office on this film (Krohn 213).
The Production Code was the [quote] "set of industry moral guidelines that was applied
to most United States motion pictures released by major studios from 1930 to 1968" (Wiki).
This has since been replaced by the MPAA, but like the MPAA, the Production Code limited
what you were allowed to say and do in an American movie.
The Production Code Office wanted to downplay Leonard's effeminate nature.
They also wanted Hitchcock to remove a reference to Thornhill's two previous marriages, which,
according to the Production Code, would be "offensive to Catholics" (Krohn 213).
The reference remained.
"My wives divorced me."
"Why?"
"Well, I think they said I lived too dull a life."
Another issue with the censors was the end in which Thornhill and Eve are shown unmarried
and in bed together.
To fix this, they dubbed in the line
"Come along Mrs. Thornhill."
Thornhill had already proposed on Mount Rushmore, but it seems that the change irked Hitchcock
because, shortly after, he added a new shot to a list of retakes— the note reads, "Need
shot of train going into tunnel" (Krohn 217).
The original description in the script read "Exterior Train— We are shooting toward
the rear of the observation car as the train rolls off into the night" (Script).
This explicit metaphor of the train entering the tunnel was
a little jab in the eye of the censors.
According to MGM, the screenplay cost them $26,100.
The fee was divided up like this: $25,000 went to Ernest Lehman,
$1,000 went to Otis Guernsey for the initial idea,
and $100 went to Hitchcock (Krohn 202).
Thanks for watching!
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This question comes from @Marieva180.
Several European sports teams are getting into eSports. Are you? And why?
Good question, thank you.
Yes, we're interested, and eSports is something we're going to continue to study, and follow its development.
I think there's also demand for it to be included in the Olympics, too.
So we're going to follow it closely. We're interested to see how it develops.
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Active shooter inside Florida high school - Duration: 0:34.
Authorities are responding to a reported active shooter situation at Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School in Parkland, Florida.
The Broward County Sheriff's Office said deputies were responding to reports of a shooting shortly
before 3 p.m. local time.
Half an hour later, the shooter was believed to still be in the building.
Local media report Broward County has designated the situation a "Level 3 casualty incident,"
meaning at least 20 people have been injured.
The school is still under lockdown.
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Hello and welcome to our family of PoE message boards. These are indoor message
boards and we have three boards in this family. We have our single line message
board, the smallest of the family. We have our large message board which can play
single and double line messages and display time in that format. Then we have
our multi function message board. The multi function messages board can play
audio it has a built-in speaker so it can play live announcements, recorded
announcements and it can also be scheduled to play a variety of tones at
a scheduled time. It also displays time and text and has a
built-in strobe light. All three of these boards work on the same software. The
software is housed in our communication server module. A small little module sits
on your network and you will communicate via browser. Any browser Chrome, Safari
Firefox and you will communicate with the communication module and control all
your message boards. The communication server module comes with the message
board and controls the message board. Once we put the IP address of the
communication module in we will come into a web page. Very simple! On that web
page you'll see at home - Welcome to the Control Panel. It just shows you what
software version you're running, the time zone that the server is on and the IP
addresses. Then you'll go into an account. The account is where you set up your
different users. The user that has full control is the Admin User has full
control to do anything they want with the system. Now you will be able to setup
whoever you want to be able to have access to the system and you will give
them permissions based on their responsibilities. in using the system.
Next you'll see message board. Message boards - there's really a single or
a group. So if we look at the single we can see the three message boards I have
here the multifunction, the single board and the double board or the large board
are all listed here on the left under device list. On the right is the status,
the clock, the board in the settings of each particular board now if we come to
the messages and we want to look at a group we hit group and let's just say we
have Mark's team maybe he's in R&D or in a certain area of the facility and we
want just his boards to receive a message so I put that in there as an
example or we just want "All Boards" and then we're gonna select All Boards but
let's go back to the single and I just want to show you a couple things. So here
is the multifunction board. Now when I look at the clock
I can display the clock in a number of different ways, really sixteen different
ways that time can be displayed so I can display it and change it you could
change it per board okay. Whatever makes sense for your
organization or a certain department. Once the time and date displayed in a
different format you have 16 different output formats to choose from. The board
itself you just click on it. And then if you want to send a message maybe Happy
Birthday to somebody in the department. You sent Happy Birthday and maybe that
is Judy, the head engineer and you want to keep that you want to make them both
red and you want it to have a scrolling speed and you also want to put a strobe
light. You submit that and now that's displayed on the board and you can clear
that out. You're also able to play choice messages these are pre-recorded messages.
So if you let's say LockDown is part of your emergency communications here you
would put in what you want to be displayed. As the
text you want the strobe light to go on and the audio for the multifunction for
the large board and the single board it would be text a different color of the
text and what you want to display if it was locked down it would display Lock
Down. Speakers we look at that tab in here is where we load our files I have a
couple songs loaded right now. I also have 2 Lock Down audio files played
here. So different ones and I recorded on an MP3 recorder. It's a free app on a
smartphone then I uploaded it. If I wanted to play one of the tones. I don't
want to play one right now but I could select to play one. Alright I could play
to an individual speaker. I could play to multiple speakers, multiple boards and
you see that down here. You will assign an extension for each one of your boards.
It's just like a telephone system where you're providing an extension for that
speaker. You can also have an all-call. In this case my all-call is 1100 so when I
play a tone over 1100 it's gonna play on all my speakers. Right here is the
scheduler. If I want to add a schedule I can go in here I can name the schedule.
Please name your new group. Alright and I'm just gonna name it and then I'm
gonna schedule what I want to be played. Maybe it's just a bell tone. Maybe it is
a bell tone and then music. Maybe the school's fight song or or somebody's
speech or whatever and then I can also pick the group I wanted to play to. I
just want it to play to Mark's Engineering area to Judy's Finance Department or you
know in a school environment - I just want it to play at the high
school level. And that's how you set up that. Very simple to use software, very
friendly, accurate and reliable time-synchronized time. So the time
displayed on all the devices is the exact same time all the time. Please to
get a quote or to talk to somebody to get a little more information, to see if
this product is perfect for your situation give us a call.
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single on valentine's day (a song.) - Duration: 2:55.
Roses are red, gift shops too.
Teddy bears with *CHA CHING* instead of *I love you*
Used to shoot arrows around the world is what they told me.
But cupid's wearing a suit in his office room down on wall street.
Can you tell the honest from the faking?
like getting happy birthdays after a facebook notification.
if you cannot back em' up get the fuck outta my face with this
"Love is kind, love is blind, love is patient."
Shit.
When you get em' chocolates to mess with their conscience.
Get a piece of jewelry as a form of usury.
Get your ex back cuz your friends asked who you'll be
With.
So you use them as a photo opportunity.
And those too sincere seem way too fake and cheesy
Too much of a sweet pea would give me diabetes.
They're all synthetic, sympathetic and needy.
but I'm the last man to speak, see…
I'm single on valentine's day.
Should this be something I'm ashamed to say?
It's how things will stay till I get things straight.
So get these damn flowers out of my face.
I'm single on valentine's day.
Should this be something I'm ashamed to say?
It's how things will stay till I get things straight.
So get these damn flowers out of my face.
I could use some company.
But I'm down for a date, not some façade fantasy.
Why not pick a random day for us is beyond of me.
But I guess I'll never know cuz…
I could use some company.
But I'm down for a date, not some façade fantasy.
Why not pick a random day for us is beyond of me.
But I guess I'll never know cuz…
I'm single on valentine's day.
Should this be something I'm ashamed to say?
It's how things will stay till I get things straight.
So get these flowers out of my face.
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60 Buffalo Chicken Wings Challenge in Melbourne!! - Duration: 7:43.60 buffalo wings! Time starts with my first bite, right?
Hey everybody! This is Randy Santel "atlas" with Atlas & Zeus Promotions and proud
owner of foodchallenges.com! Very very excited because the next five or six
challenges are not burgers! I'm going to be starting by going for overall win
number 506 I'm here in the Fitzroy area of Melbourne, Victoria I am at the
Kodiak Club I'm taking on their 60 wings challenge! now this massive pile of 60
wings or five dozen I've got 60 minutes or one hour to finish now if I do not
finish it's going to be 95 Australian dollars which I do not of course want to
pay! If I win I'm gonna get the meal free and I'll be I think the 10th person up
on their Wall of Fame let's get this challenge started!
Alright thanks again to the Kodiak Club here in Melbourne, Victoria for letting
me take this challenge looks so good but I'm gonna be trying to break the record
which is 16 minutes and 6 seconds it's been held here for a while we'll see how
I go, not really as you learn from the last wing challenge I'm not a great
wing speed eater but we'll see what I can do got the bucket all the empty
bones will go there. 1, 2, 3. . . Boom! They're all covered in like a Frank's Red
hot sauce it's going to be good!
I don't think it's gonna happen but we'll keep going!
All right so 16 minutes 20 seconds soon I was thinking about this - this challenge
has been around six years and the record was set a couple of years ago and with
science they're always creating new and bigger
chickens so that means bigger wings now so the challenge was probably a lot
harder because the bigger wings but we'll see what I can do I think the
second time was like 25 minutes and yes that was a bunch of crap to make an
excuse but we'll see what we can finish in that science is just as dumb as
everyone supporting being against Diet Coke!
just over 21 minutes in three left. If you're going to eat a whole bunch of
wings like this five fricking dozen you got to chase it down with some healthy
carrots if you got 'em!
22 minutes and 58 seconds not the new record but I think it's the number two
times for the 60 wings challenge here at the Kodiak Club in the Fitzroy area of
Melbourne, Victoria awesome awesome challenge! All 60 of those wings were so
good and they do use Frank's Red Hot Sauce, which is anybody that watches any
of the food challenges or the fast food ones that I film at the house I love
that stuff drinking by the gallon but food awesome awesome challenge I think
I'm the tenth person to be added to the wall of fame my time of 22 minutes and
58 seconds I'm gonna get the very expensive meal for free I think 95
dollars right yes yeah 95 Australian dollars I'm gonna get it free and then
I'll be I think the 10th person on their Wall of Fame so it was overall in number
506 very very tasty so thank you through the Kodiak Club thank you guys for
watching!
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Henry - Story, family, his part in the lore - Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator [PL/ENG] - Duration: 13:18.Chris Columbus will be the director of the FNaF movie.
He has worked on "Gremlins", "Home Alone 1, 2", "Harry Potter 1, 2, 3", "Mrs. Doubtfire", "Night in the Museum" etc.
Henry is quite an interesting character introduced in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator. He appears out of nowhere. Nobody has ever heard anything about him.
Some small, irrelevant theories took into account the original owner, mentioned by Phone Guy in FNaF2, it was mentioned that they've tried to contact him, but they didn't succeed.
And there's practically nothing more. Of course, we have Henry from the book storyline, but not only there was barely any info about him, but we also have to remember that these are two separate canons,
we can't simply prove a connection with the book lore if we don't have any evidence for that from the game lore only.
But let's get back to the topic.
Henry - The creator of the animatronics. The original owner of the pizzeria. Father of the Puppet. A person who trusted William and because of that unintentionally led to many problems.
A rather important character. But what seems quite problematic here is the fact, that we have never known about his existence before.
Although Scott originally ended the story on FNaF4, it doesn't look like Henry ever appeared in the entire story, except the mention by Phone Guy in FNaF2.
But as I've been saying a lot, I'm pretty sure that when creating FNaFSL and FFPS, the "Expanded Story", Scott wanted to draw our attention to the plot elements that were poorly explained by Scott himself or unnoticed by us,
so that we would finally have a complete picture of FNaF's history. So, if Henry exists, it should somehow be suggested in previous games. Either too weakly or simply we've just missed something.
In general, I would start with my favourite theory from FFPS. I believe that Henry is the father of a bitten child.
It's time to explain what the problem is, where Scott has trolled us here.
Sister Location has introduced Elizabeth, it showed us the "sister location". When creating SL, Scott has suggested that we've found "sister", and thus - we found the missing girl from this empty girls' room in FNaF4.
This room is never explained anywhere, we never get to know the person who has lived here, and then a new game shows up, literally giving us the "location of the sister".
And it's rather easy to connect the dots here, right? The problem is, as I said - I would like to have some explanation of who Elizabeth was in the story from FNaF1 to FNaF4 and, as it turns out, she didn't exist.
We know that Elizabeth dies, becomes Baby and dies as Baby. I've been making theories that maybe Baby's separation from Ennard led to the fact that she moved to Golden Freddy or any other animatronic, but it makes no sense.
Elizabeth does not exist in the plot of FNaF 1 to 4.
Therefore, it doesn't really make sense for it to be her room. It doesn't make sense for this family to be Aftons.
Because if so, how could we explain this room without having FNaFSL and FFPS? And Scott said that we could solve the story without it.
So we have to answer, to whom this room really belongs, and we don't have too many other options.
FFPS introduces us to the second girl, Henry's daughter, the Puppet. And it really makes complete sense for it to be her room.
We have a single dead child, we also have a missing girl. Combining one with the other, this empty room in FNaF4 was supposed to suggest the Puppet's backstory.
To say that the child possessing this animatronic is a girl. That it's the sister of the bitten child. If we combine one with the other, it really makes a lot of sense.
However, going further, the father of this family is not William Afton. Mike is not the kid with a Foxy Mask. FNaF4 is not just a backstory for Golden Freddy, for all of the Happiest Day, but also for The Puppet.
Happiest Day is a gift from a sister to her brother. At the same time giving freedom to all other victims of course.
So, with that thinking, Henry might not have been fully explained in the full story, but he has already existed.
Maybe we wouldn't know his name, but he existed here. His family was already here all along.
It's quite easy to assume that the kid living right next to Fredbear's and coming to this place every day may have some connection with the owner. But at that time, it led us to William's son more than for the son of an unknown potential owner.
And now, looking at the difference between Fazbear Entertainment and Afton Robotics, it's still not obvious.
But to fully support this theory, we will have to confront one more thing and it's the Security Logbook.
This book quite strongly suggests that Mike may be the protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's 4. This book holds a lot of clues which may suggest that he is talking with Golden Freddy, like with his brother.
Which is quite contrary to my whole theory here, if Mike is the brother, then we're back to point one, it's the Afton's family.
Therefore, in a separate episode I will deal with the Logbook, secrets that are hidden there, interpretation, and maybe we will clear out a lot of questions.
For now, in this episode, we'll take into account the possibility that the family from FNaF4 is Henry's. And the "sister" case was the first and main point. But this is not the only element in our case.
Another interesting thing is the Lorekeeper Ending. To finish it, you have to find and pass all the lore mini-games in one run. At least that's how I understand it, as I have never beaten it myself,
but I'm guessing that you just have to go through the maze and allow William to catch the girl, you have to go through the race and find a secret mini-game, and you have to finish the Puppet's minigame.
Thanks to this, we get quite a unique ending, because compared to the rest, it's not a cutscene with Andy's voice or with our furry manager. We only get an illustration with six gravestones.
We can see the names on four of them, it's Gabriel, Susie, Fritz and Jeremy, one name is hidden and one in the back is too far to see.
I don't think that you can read it, or count the number of letters, it's just a scribble so it can't be read.
But whether true or not, Scott has deliberately made these graves to look like a typical set of six children. We have four names including one girl - the main set of animatronics. We have one special, with a hidden name, Golden Freddy, and another even more special - far away from the rest - The Puppet.
But well, it creates a lot of new questions, people make up a lot of theories, compare the arrangement of graves to the masks of children, to children in the drawings and everything. But.
The thing that creates the biggest problem here are two very familiar names. Jeremy and Fritz. What do the two nightguards do among the dead children?
Well, a lot of theories came up right away, saying that the nightguard has used the names of the victims, that these are nightguard graves, and Scott has even used a similar font at Suzie's gravestone like in the nights of FNaF4, so yeah, there's a lot for those.
But from all these theories it is difficult to take one that makes sense because many things are difficult. Maybe Scott just wanted to name the victims, yeah, but why did he leave two without the names? Why two of them belongs to the nightguards?
At this moment, the only one option that convinces me at all is that these are graves of everyone who died in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator.
As in FNaF3 Scott has ended with masks of animatronics, in my opinion, he has ended FFPS showing some symbolic gravestones of characters, who appeared in this game.
Well, let's see how many people have died in the fire... Oh, exactly six of them. Well, it's hard to say about Ennard, but if we recognize him as one character, then it fits.
We have one - Scrap Baby,
two - Springtrap,
three - Lefty aka the Puppet,
four - Molten Freddy,
but we also have five - the protagonist which is probably Mike,
and also six - Henry, who has admitted that he dies along with us.
A total of six, so there is some connection and this is the most basic, and a logical version by now.
But let's connect some names, so the theory will have some support. In fact, we know the names of Elizabeth and William, so as they don't appear on the tombstones, they would have to be those two with hidden names.
Then, we're left with four names: Gabriel, Susie, Jeremy and Fritz. Everyone should have already heard of the theory that Mike is Fritz Smith, that this is a false name he has used in FNaF2,
but now having the other three characters and three tombstones, we have one more requirement for this theory to work. Henry must be Jeremy.
The main protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's 2.
Of course, if it's true, then the Puppet's name is Susie, and whatever possess Molten Freddy - Gabriel.
In general, Jeremy in FNaF2 was suspicious only by the fact that he has appeared on the sixth night when he wasn't supposed to work anymore, but he showed up anyway.
It's difficult to connect him with Henry, but he's a bit suspicious. Interesting that Phone Guy has mentioned the fact, that they couldn't contact the original owner when it is possible that he was speaking to the original owner.
So yeah, while it's quite difficult to explain by now, it sounds like an interesting possibility. Maybe Henry is the one who imagines the FNaF2 minigames? Perhaps the FNaF1 cutscenes were also supposed to reveal his identity?
Well, it's difficult to say, but if it's true, there's a possibility that during the FNaF2, Henry has learned more about the Puppet, the box, and on this basis, he has created Lefty. I dunno, it's difficult.
I want to discuss this topic in the episode that will cover all the nightguards from all games. It's the same that will mention the Survival Logbook.
But by now, it would be good to say a word about the protagonist of FNaF3, who also can be Henry.
The game presents plenty of easter eggs, with the main motive which is the story of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza.
We see things from the FNaF2 location, from the FNaF1 location, and from Fredbear's.
It does not seem that they were messages from the victims because these don't tell us anything. However, they show that the person who sees these hallucinations knows these things, these are their personal memories.
Which means that the protagonist of FNaF3 is important, someone who was in every Freddy's and in Fredbear's.
But more importantly, this is someone who has seen Shadow or Golden Freddy, as it is suggested by this easter egg in the game.
So it's either Jeremy or Fritz. Either Henry or Mike. And there are some things suggesting Henry more.
Mainly the fire.
It's rather easy to notice the connection between one and the other. FNaF3 ends with a fire. FFPS ends with a fire.
There were theories that Springtrap might have set the location on fire, or maybe it's the protagonist, but the person who has the best predispositions here, a person who knows well how the remnant works and will try to burn everyone again later - it's Henry.
That's why it makes sense for Henry to be a protagonist of this game too. If we have a suspect who makes a fire, let's tie him to another fire in the same place, in Freddy's.
It makes sense. It's hard to tell if Mike really had any idea about the remnant, so could he really start this fire?
Long story short, there is a quite big possibility that Henry is the protagonist of Five Nights at Freddy's 3.
As I said, I will explain the whole topic in the episode about all the protagonists of all games, because as it turns out, there are not too many characters in those six games.
Although it's hard for me to understand Henry in the main story, there are some minor things that might suggest his presence.
The theories around Jeremy were usually the same - that he was the victim of The Bite of '87. But the fact remains, that he has behaved suspiciously.
He came for the sixth night, though he was supposed to get a memo from Phone Guy to not to come here. It is possible that there was something more with him.
Then, he saw all the characters from FNaF2, by the cutscenes he was also somehow connected to FNaF1 - thanks to that he was able to see everything that has been shown in FNaF3.
Hallucinations from FNaF2, from FNaF1, and older stuff.
However, I am not sure how Jeremy could be related to the FNaF4's family now, maybe because he had a part in the Happiest Day, as a father of two children...
But then this takes into the account a picture from FNaF World, so not from the main game series.
It's hard to say at this moment and I'm definitely going to develop it in the episode about the nightguards.
After all, this is how my interpretation of Henry looks like at this moment, and I'll develop this theory more after I'll discuss what's going on with the Survival Logbook.
For today, that's all, so thank you all for watching this episode,
I invite you to leave some thoughts in the comments, even in English, you can always help me develop this theory. And for now - see you in the next episodes!
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Bucknell University: Fitness Options - Duration: 1:47.
Bucknell offers so much in terms of fitness.
They have the facilities.
They have the classes that are student-led
so even if you don't have a team,
you can sort of create that community
in the class
and that makes it so much fun
because you can know the people
and get to know the students.
At Bucknell, we have intramural sports,
club sports and varsity sports
that you can get involved in.
So there's really a place for everyone here
even if your version of fitness
is fitness-pizza-in-my-mouth.
So when a high school student comes,
I think it's important that they see
all the options
because I know when I came here
as a high school senior,
I was like, "That's cool. Great."
It was really once I got here
and then I was like, "I've been studying too long.
I need to go out and do something."
Then I was like, "Oh, wow.
They have a weight room that's open to everyone
all the weights and all the machines
that you could need.
They have treadmills,
bikes, rowing machines."
There's also the Kinney Natatorium,
which is an Olympic-sized pool
with open swim hours.
We also have the Fieldhouse,
which has an indoor track,
squash courts, racquetball courts.
Every facility is free at Bucknell
and once you're a student,
that opens every door.
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How to Be Single and Happy on Valentine's Day - Duration: 4:13.
If you feel upset about being single on Valentine's day then this video is for you.
Here are some mindset swaps that will take you from feeling crappy to feeling just fine.
1.
Valentine's day is just another day.
The only reason why it's a big deal is because the retail industry has made it a big deal.
It's really just another excuse to make people feel like they need to buy more crap:
This includes low quality chocolates, overpriced flowers and cheesy jewelry.
I'm just keeping it real.
2.
While happy fulfilled couples do exist, you shouldn't assume that everybody in a relationship
is on cloud 9 because that's not the case.
So doesn't assume that anybody who has a significant other is better off than you.
This leads me to my next point:
3.
Happiness doesn't have anything to do with whether you are single or in a relationship.
It's something that you create and experience.
So be sure that you have a mindset that is conducive to you being happy no matter what.
One of the ways that you can do this is by practicing gratitude for all the love that
you do have in your life including your family and friends.
And if you don't have many family and friends then it's time to start meeting new people
and start forging new meaningful relationships.
4.
Unlike what everybody else tells you, don't try to feel better by bingeing on a bunch
of Valentine's day candy.
You'll only feel like crap after and it's so bad for you.
If you decide to have a few bites of something, ok, have it and have it on your terms but
after that, feel comfortable saying that's it.
That's enough.
Nothing you eat will ever really help with anything emotional in the long run so don't
fall into that trap.
5.
If you want to do something special on Valentine's day than make it a "Love Myself" day by
treating yourself.
You could do this in a variety of different ways including: Working out, either by going
to the gym, doing yoga or going for a hike.
You could also give yourself a nice candlelight bath with some essential oils for aromatherapy,
maybe even go get massage.
Cooking yourself a really healthy dinner is also another great idea…
6.
If you have other single friends make it a Happy single day.
Have all your single friends bring a dish, hang out, play games and maybe even rent a
movie.
Another option for Valentine's day is that you and all your single friends go out to
dinner on that day…
I do want to remind you that on Valentine's day, at least in LA, restaurants tend to get
really expensive since they offer special menus that include wine and such and on top
of that traffic is miserable.
One year my then boyfriend and I tried to get to West Hollywood from Santa Monica for
dinner reservations at a nice French restaurant.
Since it was a special day, they had asked that he reserve it with his credit card so
we were really hustling to get there.
Unfortunately for us, traffic was so horrible that we didn't even get halfway before we
had already past our reservation time and he had lost his money… so you may want to
think twice about going out on that day unless it's a local spot that isn't going to
gouge you.
Borrow these mindsets and you will find yourself in a much better mental space.
To sum it all up… we humans in general decide what we give meaning to.
Whether we realize it or not, it's us who decides.
Some things are worth focusing on and others, like this one day that is of no consequence
to you, really isn't, so realize that you have much more say in how you feel than what
you had probably realized.
Find my video helpful, if so then by all means, give it a like.
And if you haven't already done so make sure that you go to http://SashaCarrion.com
and sign up for my newsletter because I'm going to be launching my new hypnotherapy,
coaching and more website that is going to include a program for singles.
The moment that it's ready, I'll email you to let you know that it's ready for you.
Bye for now.
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Exclusive Buyer Agent - Should You Use One? - Duration: 3:36.
Hi everyone. This is your Tampa Bay Realtor Lance Mohr and in this video I
want to talk about exclusive buyer agents. What is an exclusive buyer agent?
Should you use one of these agents? Does it matter? What's the
advantages disadvantages? That's what I'm going to talk about that in this short video.
All right, exclusive buyer's agent. Now in some areas it's called single agent. What
this is it's it's an agent that represents you exclusively so you're
usually in I'm in Florida so this happens in Florida you're gonna have to
sign a piece of paper and it's basically stating that they're an exclusive agent
they're gonna represent you solely they're not gonna represent the seller
or the Builder anybody else exclusively you now there are some problems with
this and I want to bring these up but I first want to make sure you understand
agency and how it works if you're a seller and you sign a listing agreement
you're signing a listing agreement with the broker in the realtor is just
representative of the broker if you're a buyer and you're signing exclusive
buyer's agent or again single agency with the realtor you're really signing
it with the broker in the Realtors of Representative so it's always the broker
and this is one of the reasons why I have a problem with these exclusive
buyer agents is the fact is they're representing you exclusively so they
cannot even show their own broker's listings because they have a written
agreement with the seller so they can't even show them forget making an offer
now if you're working with a company a big office a big company like keller
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eliminating a lot of homes that you might want to see and even possibly make
an offer on so that's one of the reasons the second reason is a piece of paper
doesn't make someone honest you need to interview agents you need to talk to
agents you need to use your gut feeling who is representing me who's going to
look out for my best interest who cares about me who cares more about me than
they do the money are they knowledgeable if they've been around the block how
long have they been in business that's what you really need to look at I've
never paid attention to these pieces of paper that says oh I'm looking out for
this person's best interest or this person's best interest when I work with
a buyer give a hoot about the salary it doesn't
matter to me they have their own representation I look out for my iers
best interest I want to protect my buyer I want to get my buyer the best possible
deal and that's what you need to do so really just look for the agent that
cares about you is a person and someone who's gonna represent you and look out
for your best interest I hope this video helped you if my videos do help you do
me a favor share them with your friends share them on social media because a lot
of people right now are looking at buying and even selling homes and if
these videos help you hopefully they could help someone else if you have any
questions at all don't hesitate to give me a call I would love to talk to you I
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Hi everyone!
We are Templer from Japan. In this one minute, we would love you to know who we are and why we can make it.
Hi! I'm Hikaru !
I'm the leader of this team.
We are going to something that no one has done in this challenge.
Hi !! I'm Souta.
We are going to spread the great cultural properties of Kyoto to all over the Europe.
Ana will tell you how we are going to do it.
Hi! I'm Ana.
We are going to make a sticker from the photons of incredible temples and shrines, and deliver them with Redbull!
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