Hello Internet - and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions.
My name's Jack Finch - and today, I'll be your host as we explore a strange, historical
timeline.
Now here's a question on the tip of everyone's tongue - What If A Spartan
Fought A Ninja?
Before we get started - make sure to hit that subscribe button, and let us know what hypothetical
historical battles you'd like to see in the future.
Now - we've already covered a Samurai fighting a Viking - but let's take things up a notch,
and compare two of the most infamous warriors in history - for completely opposite reasons.
The Ninja - a covert agent of feudal Japan - focusing on espionage, sabotage and assassination,
that waged irregular warfare against the various powers and war leaders in the Land of the
Rising Sun.
The Spartan - a warrior bred purely to orchestrate the art of war against the enemies of Sparta.
Ferocious, honorable, and devastating on the battlefield.
Who would win?
Well, we've got an arsenal of information and a pretty overactive imagination - so let's
take a look.
First - let's compare their origins.
In the 15th century, Ninja's emerged as mercenaries from all across Japan - and were
referred to in historical texts as shinobi.
They were primarily recruited as spies, arsonists and even terrorists.
As they evolved, the ninja organised themselves into families - and then into larger guilds
that each had their own territories.
If you stepped on another ninja's turf - stuff was about to go down.
Compared to their counterparts, the samurai - the ninja were seen as dishonorable - and
would commit acts that no one else would do.
The ninja embraced this, it allowed them to be creative with their kill count - and they'd
adopt tactics that would constantly give them the edge in battle.
The Spartan story was completely different.
By the age of 7 - Spartan boys were taken from their mothers and sent to the nearest
military boot camp.
Here - the Spartan way of life was mercilessly drilled into them.
Only the strong survived.
Until the age of 20, they were physically tested on a daily basis - fighting each other
with fists, and eventually weaponry.
They would eat, breathe and dream of war.
Already - the Spartan has the edge over the Ninja.
Their livelihood made it that battle was the only thing they desired - and their code of
honour was unmatchable.
A Spartan would rather die than retreat.
They called it "dropping the shield" - and it was the worse crime a Spartan could commit.
Where - the Ninja - they're kind of renowned for running away when a fight doesn't quite
go their way.
But - sometimes, honour isn't everything.
The Ninja's proficiency in stealth and espionage made it that they only ever picked a fight
on their terms.
Ninja's adopted disguises and camouflage - and they'd only reveal themselves if they
were sure they had a kill.
Most often - a fight with a Ninja would be over before you even saw it coming.
So - in that sense - yeah, a Ninja would more than likely win.
But that's no fun - the Spartan needs a fighting chance.
Because,
let's step into the armory - and see what they've both got to stab each other with.
Now, both the Spartan and the Ninja wore pretty light armour.
The Ninja would sometimes wear chain mail, with small armor plates - and Spartans would
wear light tunics, which allowed them flexibility in battle for their right arm and shoulder.
But - we're forgetting to mention one thing - which is a /pretty/ big deal.
The Spartan Shield.
Spartan's absolutely loved their shields.
So much so, that if a warrior lost a sword or a spear in battle, it was fine - no one
really cared.
But if you lost your /shield/ - it was a sign of complete disgrace.
Not only does it protect the user - it protected the /whole Spartan formation/.
They either came back alive with their shield, or dead - carried on it.
Because of this - things are going to be /pretty damn/ difficult for our friend the ninja.
Unless they somehow find a way to penetrate past their defences - this fight is going
to be over pretty quickly.
The Spartan's main weapon was the dory spear - that worked perfectly alongside the Spartan
shield.
For long range - they carried a javelin, capable of killing an enemy at a range of 50 feet.
For close range - the Spartan's used a short, iron sword called a kopis - capable of being
thrust through gaps in the enemies armor.
Compared to the Ninja - who's arsenal of weaponry is a far different story.
Their main source of pointy things - was the katana - which had several uses that stretched
beyond normal combat.
Every part of the ninja's kit was a multi-purpose tool.
They used poison, explosives - even landmines - whatever it took to shift favour to the
Ninja.
At range - Ninja's had an array of darts, throwing stars and knives - collectively known
as shuriken.
They were an important part of the Ninja's arsenal, and could mortally wound an enemy
at a distance.
They even had handheld explosives and grenades - which means, the Spartan's shield may
quickly become pretty useless.
And then we have hand-to-hand combat.
Ninja's utilised a martial art commonly known as ninjitsu - which was part of a wider
school of physical combat.
Hand to hand, they were pretty deadly.
But the Spartan also has a trick up their sleeve.
They were brutally trained in the ancient martial art of pankration - a fighting style
that consisted of boxing and grappling.
Spartan's were so good at pankration - that when it was inducted into the Olympic Games
- they weren't even allowed to compete.
It was similar to a modern day UFC - and if the Spartan could get the ninja in a takedown
and joint lock - this fight is over.
And here's where we get to the knock out - whichever way we spin it, this is going
to be a pretty impressive fight.
The Spartan's strength lies in their ability to wage war on the battlefield - where the
Ninja's strength lies in their ability to level the playing field, and give the Ninja
the edge.
10 Spartans versus 10 Ninjas?
Spartans win.
100 vs 100?
Spartans still win.
1000 vs 1000 - yep, Spartans.
But 1 versus 1?
The Ninja has the fight.
And it's down to one thing - technology.
Over a thousand years separate the Spartan and the Ninja, and a lot more tools were freely
available to the Japanese assassin.
The Ninja could hit them with a single poison dart, and the fight would be over pretty quickly.
They could set the Spartan shield on fire with a hand-held explosive - and the Spartan's
main source of defence would be useless.
There's no doubt that the Spartan's were the undisputed warriors of the Ancient World.
But,
Ninja's didn't fight fair - and honour doesn't always win.
So there we have it - the grand answer to What If A Spartan Fought A Ninja - the ninja
would win.
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How Top Streamers like Ninja, Shroud and DrDisRespect Can Make or Break a New Game - Duration: 8:03.
There was a time when we felt like we had to justify all this nerdy sh*t to the outside world.
A time when we had to tell people that the accelerated growth of gaming was worth paying attention to.
Blizzard even paid Mr. T to plead our case.
"I'm Mr. T and I'm a night elf mohawk, what's your game." "World of Warcraft."
We were reaching outside of our little gaming
ecosystem to show people that this stuff was worth taking seriously.
That geeks weren't just basement-dwelling
weirdos to get people to just play games and join a growing culture. And by now
we all know how the rest of the story goes.
Real professionals are being paid millions to play, to entertain, and to build this industry into something that
rivals other forms of media. And now we don't even have to reach outside.
Because our celebrities are pushing the product better than anyone.
All you have to do is type Twitch.tv into your browser
Twitch streamers are our commercials.
If you're a developer looking to generate buzz about your new game
look no further than Ninja, Shroud or DrDisrespect. These guys sell games in our world.
They're our Hollywood celebrities while the esports stars are the athletes.
We don't have to look very far into the past to find concrete examples of what I'm talking about.
On August 21st Samsung collaborated with Ninja to create hype around their newest phone.
"Samsung Galaxy Note 9, beautiful.
Oh this is good. This is clean."
It's not Samsung's first foray into esports or gaming.
But another example of the kinds of stars companies are looking to to sell their products in 2018.
Ninja and the hype he generates is proof that streamers can be a great marketing weapon.
Just look at what happens when he decides to stream a new game.
A few months back when the fortnight servers were down,
Ninja in TimTheTatman, gave a new Battle Royale game a try. Realm Royale.
(Stream)
To say this fateful stream was huge for Realm Royale would be a massive understatement.
During June 2018 when Ninja first streamed the game and then subsequently played it a few more times,
Realm Royale jumped from an average of 21 of viewers in May to more than
25,000 average viewers every day. And then in July when Tim and Ninja's interest in shooting chickens dwindled,
so too did people's interest in watching the game which dropped to just over 6,300 average viewers.
The same impact was also felt by surging first-person shooter Rainbow Six Siege after
Shroud was banned from playing PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds,
During July 2018 When shroud wasn't able to play PUBG on stream, he took up Siege.
(Stream)
During that month, the game saw its highest average concurrent viewership since its release.
With more than 17,600 viewers. A jump of
5,000 average viewers over the previous month.
Now of course Siege was already a big name and a game that was on an upward trend.
But it's hard to overstate exactly how much it means when someone as loved as Shroud
is playing your game on stream.
And Ubisoft recognizes the value those influencers bring.
They've created a program to reward a long time streamers with special unique in-game
cosmetic items. Charms that offer incentives for viewers to sub to those channels
This has been the case with other games like PUBG.
Bluehole has rewarded players who have stuck with the game for a long time like Shroud and DrDisrespect with
personalized in-game cosmetics to help build their brand alongside the game.
Now obviously the relationships between these streamers and these smaller games
aren't always as organic as Ninja finding a new Battle Royale and enchanting his viewers or
Shroud styling on people in yet another competitive FPS.
This was specifically prominent with Sea of Thieves which averaged roughly
20,000 viewers at a time during January and March of 2018, while streamers like Shroud and Summit1g
were playing the game.
Since that time streaming numbers have dwindled to between one and two thousand over the last few months.
It's pretty simple. If you want your game to be popular at least on Twitch,
These personalities are gonna have to do this weird
public vetting for you. Because a lot of gamers want to play what the big streamers are playing.
just like celebrities and fashion or
athletes and footwear. They decide what's cool.
Now there is a flip side to this conversation.
From a streaming standpoint playing games that are outside of your brand or
outside of the mainstream can be a death knell for your viewership numbers.
A lot of the time the biggest streamers are known for the games they play.
And aside from Summit and Shroud
playing games outside of that can hurt your viewership and revenue.
This creates this push and pull in the streaming world where publishers are looking
to these top streamers to market their game.
But the streamers have to find a way to stay on top while doing so. Take Shroud and Rainbow Six
for example.
During July he may have spiked Siege's viewership and shown a lot of people just how cool the game is.
But his personal average viewership dropped by
about 6,000 at the same time. Throughout the previous three months
he hovered around 40K. While in July he averaged just over 33K.
So despite his ability to carry Rainbow Six any of the popularity PUBG holds that was carrying Shroud
disappeared. And honestly Shroud is probably less affected by this.
After all he's known for streaming multiple games.
Someone like Ninja whose popularity has been built around Fortnite, at least recently, has been met with stark
reactions to his decision to branch out.
His average viewership when playing Realm Royale over Fortnite dipped for more than
108,000 to roughly 63,000
That's more than 40,000 people tuning out at least in part due to a game change. Gamers can be fickle man.
(Stream)
Since Twitch's and livestream's explosion.
There's been a lot of conversation about exactly how far it can go.
As this generation of stream viewers become adults
can Twitch eclipse television? If that's the case,
then these heroes we've chosen to stand atop Twitch become even more
important to how the people on the outside and non-endemic sponsors view gaming.
We now know that streamers can bring more eyes to new games.
The real question is how those games and the larger gaming community can capitalize on it.
Games like Realm Royale, Sea of Thieves, Gwent and Shadowverse,
have all shown peaks on Twitch when the biggest streamers showed interest.
But where are they now? Maybe we're learning that this world isn't just about the games.
It's about the people playing them.
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Top 10 Ways Marvel's Spider-Man Gets New York Right - Duration: 6:41.
One of the biggest differences between Marvel and DC is that Marvel has always been adamant
on featuring their heroes in real life cities.
Marvel's New York City is one of the comic giant's most prominent settings, being home
to a slew of iconic superheroes and villains.
While we've seen it depicted on the big screen in the MCU multiple times now, Marvel
fans were introduced to NYC in a brand new way thanks to the recently released Spider-Man
game for the PS4.
It's an open world, and one that allows you to web sling your way throughout a Manhattan
that feels exceptionally realistic.
It's a bit of a love letter to the city!
Some critics of the game have even pointed out that they were able to find their old
apartment buildings while swinging around and checking out the game's digs.
So today, we're counting down some of the similarities between the game's version
of the city and the real life one with our list of the Top 10 Ways Marvel's Spider-Man
gets New York right.
10 The Layout As we mentioned in our intro, the game takes
place on Manhattan.
It doesn't branch out into the other parts of New York outside of Manhattan, but that
being said, it is pretty darn massive.
The layout of the city is a pretty good rendition, although you'll find that many of the bigger
landmarks in the city are scaled down slightly.
Take a look at this comparison between the game's Manhattan and the real life one;
its lower Manhattan is a really good match in terms of shape and layout, although it's
missing a few key elements, but more on that in a sec.
You'll notice the surrounding areas, while inaccessible, are pretty spot on.
The surrounding bridges, including the Brooklyn Bridge, the Williamsburg Bridge, and the Manhattan
Bridge, are all present, with the biggest difference being that the approximation of
space between the bridges varies ever so slightly.
The Statue of Liberty is visible, exactly where it needs to be south of Manhattan and
right by Ellis Island, which also appears in the game.
In real life, the two aren't next to each other, but considering the scaling down in
the game, it makes sense.
Speaking of islands, Governor's Island also makes an appearance in the game, and its recreation
is pretty spot on as well.
9 Battery Park As you probably noticed, one of the biggest
differences in our last number in terms of lower Manhattan's layout is that the ferry
dock is missing.
Battery Park, which leads out to the the iconic Staten Island Ferry Terminal, has a pretty
accurate depiction in the game, although is scaled down every so slightly, and is missing
the terminal.
That makes sense considering Insomniac wouldn't want to prompt players into believing they
could set sail off to a new part of the city that is unavailable on the map.
That being said, you can still spot the ferries sailing around the harbour right next to Battery
Park, which is a nice little detail.
Where do they go, though?
Someone track one of those ferries asap, please!
8 United Nations Building Certain buildings within the game are almost
identical models of their real life counterparts, including this number.
The United Nations Headquarters which is along the East River and is quite the memorable
structure is pretty accurate.
The UN's headquarters are in New York for reals, having been there since 1952, the same
year the building's construction was complete.
Aside from this location, the UN actually has a few other regional headquarters in Geneva,
Vienna and Nairobi.
7 Flat Iron building The Flatiron Building located at 175 Fifth
Avenue is one of the most memorable landmarks in Manhattan.
It's often considered to be a quintessential symbol of the city, and the surrounding district
is even named after it.
So of course it's featured in the game!
And it's also located across the street from Spider-Man's version of Madison Square
Park, which unfortunately isn't the most accurate recreation, but still pretty neat,
all things considered.
6 Times Square At the beginning of the game, you soar through
one of the most iconic places in New York City; Times Square.
The hustle and bustle of Times Square is interrupted by the police hunting down Wilson Fisk (who,
side note, you pay a visit to in a building that at times looks awfully reminiscent of
the Trump Tower in terms of font and what not).
Spider-Man's Times Square is chalk full of large screens and bustling people, and
feels quite like the real thing when you're on the ground, but is still pretty awesome
to look at while you swing your way through it from the buildings above.
5 Guggenheim Swinging through the city and want to check
out some of the most important cultural features New York has to offer?
Well, head on over to the Guggenheim!
The Solomon R Guggenheim Museum is available for you to check out in the game, although
like many of the landmarks in the game, you can't stroll in and check out the collection
of Impressionist, Post-Impressionist other early contemporary art that the museum famously
boasts.
But from the outside, it's still cool as hell, and is a really good recreation of the
landmark.
Unfortunately not all of New York's iconic museums got the replica treatment in the game
like the Guggenheim.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has been replaced by a new building that is significantly less
aesthetically appealing, and more modern.
This replacement is called the MMoCA, the Manhattan Museum of Contemporary Art, which,
for those of you unfamiliar with the city, doesn't actually exist.
4 One World Trade Center One of the more recent and poignant additions
to the New York skyline is the One World Trade Center building.
So naturally, it appears in the Spider-Man game, except it has a slight redesign at its
top.
That being said, it's also the tallest building in the game, just like it's real life counterpart
in Manhattan, and you can even climb your way to its top.
Which is likely why there was a bit of a redesign in the game for it.
Insomniac had to be spider friendly, now, after all!
3 St Patrick's Cathedral Another amazing recreation in the game is
St Patrick's Cathedral.
It's almost identical to the real thing.
The game really nails the Neo-Gothic structure located on the east side of Fifth between
50th and 51st streets.
It's also directly across the road from Rockefeller center, which doesn't get as
nice of a treatment in the game as the Cathedral does, skipping out on a few key details.
But hey, the Cathedral itself is a bit of a show stealer, so I think we can forgive
Insomanic for that!
2 Central Park While many of the famous landmarks in the
game have been scaled down to some extent, one aspect of Manhattan has remained just
as large and sprawling as it is in real life.
The game's Central Park is just as massive, and as some fans who have snapped photos of
it have noted, you can't actually manage to fit the whole thing into a single photo,
which is amazing!
In terms of terrain it's a really close fit, and the layout is very, very similar
to the real thing.
1 Empire State Building Early on in the game, the landmark mechanic
is introduced to you as a means of helping establish points on your map.
You pay the Empire State Building a visit and snap a photo of it, and it's pretty
epic.
Unlike the One World Trade Center, developers stayed as accurate as possible to the real
life structure, which makes sense considering how iconic it is.
The Chrysler Building is also right next door to it on the skyline as it should be, and
it's quite accurate compared to the real thing.
There we have it friends!
What other parts of Manhattan have you explored in the game that feels just like the right
thing?
Give us a shout in those comments below and let us know!
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And be sure to subscribe to our channel!
We've also been doing Let's Plays of Spider-Man on this channel and our sister channel Top
10 Nerd so be sure to head on over there and check them out!
In the meantime, thanks for watching everybody!
I'll catch you all in the next video!
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Baldi's Basics Song- Basics in Behavior [Red]- The Living Tombstone feat. OR3O - Duration: 5:28.
*Basics in Behavior Intro)
Everyday I go to a school that likes to help with learning
One two threes, they're the keys basic math, very easy
To baldi's world of fun where no one leaves 'til educated
every door is locked up tight,stay inside,till we're graded
The students try their best to
better their education
Comprehend the material
Study hard, relay every detail
Nobody wants detention
We only want attention
Even when life is tough
Oddly quarters are enough
*Music Change*
This is how we live our lives searching
for the answers inside of every page
and I'm here wondering if one day, we'll
finally be free from this cage
Is it okay to have a feeling, that
maybe there is more to this game
however now, no time to question
So just behave
NO PARTIES!! YOU GUYS DIDN'T ESCAPE
Walking across the hallways, finding notebooks so we matter
Follow every single rule or he'll take out his wooden ruler
REST COMING OUT SOON!. sorry?
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A Mother Insists That Selling Drugs Was About "Survival" | Iyanla: Fix My Life | OWN - Duration: 3:34.
IYANLA VANZANT: Now how did you sweet, ol' round-faced grandmama--?
Today you're a grandma. You weren't a grandma back then.
MATILDA: I was forty-five years old.
Forty-five years old…
Mm-hmm.
Yes.
…when you got arrested.
Yes.
How many children?
Ten.
Ten children?
Yes.
Forty-five years old.
Forty-five years old.
And you got sentenced to what?
Three hundred and sixty months…
Which is?
…equals thirty years.
Stop the madness. Why?
Drugs.
What about drugs?
Drugs that my sons was sellin' to feed their
little sisters and brothers, clothe 'em to send 'em to school.
Your sons…
Yep.
…were selling drugs…
Yep.
…to feed your children?
To help me feed my children.
Why?
I was strugglin'. I was workin'. I was tryin' to go to school.
I was strugglin'. My sons—
You mean like hundreds of thousands of other black women on the planet?
Exactly.
So how did you get to sellin' drugs?
I didn't sell drugs. My sons then decided to sell drugs.
Hmm.
Because they didn't want to see their mother strugglin'.
They would bring you money?
Yes. They'd give me money.
And where did you think they were gettin' the money from?
Truthfully? I knew I was takin' drug money.
Really?
Yes.
From your children?
Yes.
Talk to me about how a mother does that.
If you've ever gone to bed hungry…
Yeah, I have.
I have.
I have, too. I ain't sell no drugs, though.
MATILDA: I have, so- and the opportunity was there not to go to bed hungry
and not to see my kids go to bed hungry.
I took that opportunity. Survival.
What's goin' on in my shoes? Survival.
Survival for me and my kids. That's what was goin' on.
IYANLA VANZANT: I know what it's like to be desperate.
When you're desperate you'll make anything
that you need to ease the pain okay.
When you're desperate you'll tell yourself anything you have to-
to justify what you're doin' because you're desperate.
But you didn't come to me 'cause you're desperate today.
You came to me 'cause you want to heal,
'cause you want to know the truth, and that's what I'm here for,
to tell you the truth, so that you can be clear in here now
to live differently movin' forward.
All of you were imprisoned before you got locked up.
Yeah. Yeah, I can say that.
(overlapping) Yeah, you're right on that.
(overlapping) All of you.
You're right on that.
I can say that.
Okay. (stammers) You were imprisoned before you got locked up.
Miss Matilda, Miss Brandi, Miss Taii, that don't make you bad people,
but in order to open those bars today there's some realities
that we gonna have to look at that you may not have ever considered.
Don't make you wrong 'cause you done did the time now.
The question is do you still want to do time, or do you want to be free?
Do you still want to do time or do you want to be free?
Because, see, as long as you keep holdin' on to that distorted narrative,
what'll happen, you'll stay guilty, you'll stay imprisoned, you'll stay broken.
That's not why you came to see me, I hope.
Why'd you come see me, Miss Matilda?
I don't know why I came to see you right now.
I ain't likin' you too much right now.
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Spider-Man Is (Definitely Not) Murdering People - Duration: 3:54.
Everyone knows Spider-Man doesn't murder, and in Marvel's Spider-Man, Insomniac made
sure to have their bases covered, even including a special web technology that latches bad
guys onto the wall if you kick them off of a roof.
But sometimes Spider-Man's fighting style looks a bit murder-y.
So I'm here to justify 13 ways Spider-Man is definitely not murdering people.
Number one, electrocution.
Eh, this is just a Taser on steroids, it's not that big of a deal.
Number two, webbing people to scaffolding and then pulling that scaffolding down.
Scaffolding doesn't weigh that much, really, when you think about it.
Number three, yanking people out of a moving car.
This is like the same thing as on the roof, your web's going to pull them to a wall.
It's a car.
It's dangerous.
Should've worn a seatbelt, buddy.
Number four, webbing and then throwing rockets back to people.
The web here actually destroys the ability for the rocket to explode, so it's basically
like throwing a thermos at someone's head.
Number five, throwing a manhole cover.
Wikipedia tells me that most manhole covers are roughly 250 pounds, but at least he's
throwing them vertically and not like a terrible death frisbee.
Number six, throwing a motorcycle.
This one is very heavy and also explodes.
Motorcycles are inherently dangerous, eh, they were probably gonna hurt themselves driving
it around anyway, so...
Number seven, ricocheting bullets back at people.
This is a special Spider-Man suit power, and, uh, it's just self defense.
Spider-Man is making the conscious decision to turn it on and have those bullets go back
at people, but... self defense.
Number eight, diving under someone so that they get shot by the bullets.
Totally fine.
Yes, it will force one henchman to violently shoot one of their own friends.
Um.
We never said Spider-Man couldn't murder someone psychologically.
Number nine, smacking someone's head on an I-beam.
Now this one, it will, it will have some lasting damage.
Peter Parker is a real smart guy, and he probably put something in the web that is healing,
and so it's kind of like a cocoon, and, but, when they come out of the cocoon instead of
being a butterfly, they'll have lasting brain damage.
Number 10, the snapping neck finisher.
This one does sound very bad.
*CRRRACK*
It sounds very bad.
But it could be some sort of unlicensed chiropracty.
Number 11, the air finisher where you fling the person down onto their head.
*deep breath* um...
The way the guy crumples right there is very disconcerting.
Self-defense, again, right?
And hopefully no one will point out the fact that Spider-Man kicked that person into the
air first and then flung them onto the ground because that would be a hard sell to...
to pretty much any jury.
Number 12, webbing and then throwing someone into a lake.
This does kind of look like Spider-Man has had a premeditated motive to send this webbed
up person into a small pond, kind of like disposing of a body by putting it into a rolled
up carpet and throwing it in a river.
But...
that isn't what it is.
Spider-Man noticed this man was overheating and wanted him to relax in a pond.
And finally, webbing someone onto a truck that will most likely explode and then deliberately
saving two of the people but not the one you webbed up.
*explosion*
You know that guy deserved it, so, like, who fuckin' cares, right?
Thanks so much for watching this video.
If you want to learn more about Spider-Man's fighting, which is definitely not murder,
you can check out Pat's incredible dissection of Spider-Man's fighting style.
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Introduction to Complexity: Logistic Map - Duration: 11:11.
now let's turn to exploring the dynamics at the logistic model
so you might remember that
n of sub (t+1) is the population that time t + 1
and that was equal to the birthrate – the death rate times the population at time t minus the numbers individuals who died
times the population that time
T minus the
numbers individuals who died due to overcrowding which is the population
a time T-square divided by maximum population or the carrying capacity
I'm going to start by reading this
in the simplest format. First I'm going to let
R represents the birth rate minus the death rate
and I'm going to let K equal
the maximum population. now I can write
this top equation using these new symbols
now I'm going to do
a little bit algebra so if you don't like algebra
then just try and follow along and if you don't understand it doesn't really
matter it's only the endpoint
that you need to know. So I'm gonna do is divide
both sides of this equation by K
the carrying capacity. And now I'm gonna define
one more new symbol and that's going to be
X sub t it equals to
n sub t over K. So now I can rewrite
this equation using my new symbol
X
This equation represents the fraction
the current population is of the carrying capacity
at a given time and that's equal to
R times the fraction that the previous time step
minus that same fraction square and this
is known as the logistic
map. And this turns out to be
the most famous equation in the field of chaos theory.
Let's rewrite the logistic map here for clarity
Really simple huh
as it happens though it's more interesting than it appears
many people have studied this equation in depth since Verhulst proposed
Two prominent examples have people who have studied it
our Lord Robert May a theoretical biologist who had a very influential
paper about sequestering in the 1970s
and Michelle Feigenbaum a theoretical physicist
who worked extensively on this equation in the nineteen eighties
as probably the person most commonly associated with it in the scientific
community
note that X
is the population at time
sometime divided by the carrying capacity
for the maximum population so X always is a real number between 0&1
this is why the question is called a map that is it takes
in this on this side a current value of x between 0&1
and maps it into a new value of x which is also between 0&1
so let's look at an example let's let
are equal 2 at our initial
population over carrying capacity X 0
equal 0.2 that is our population is 20 percent
at at the carrying capacity. Now i can
iterate this map so get out a calculator let's calculate
x1. That's gonna be equal to 2.
that's our value times 0.2
0.2^2 and
quite my calculator that's equal to 0.32
so we've gone from twenty percent are carrying capacity to 32 percent
now what happens the next year. At the next year we have
2 times well now we gotta take this value for
our previous generation 0.32 minus 0.32^2
and that's equal 0.4352
(writing)
okay let's keep going but a little faster now
(writing)
(writing)
(writing)
(writing)
and forever after will get .5 is our answer.
This means that if your growth rate that is the
birthrate months the death rate or R is equal to 2
and you start out at twenty percent of the carrying capacity
under this model the population what always end up at fifty percent of the
carrying capacity.
There are two things I should note here
first I am using the term model
here to refer to a mathematical equation that is
the logistic map. This is the model.
It's called the model because its simplified representation
of real phenomenon of population growth, also refer to the computer programs we
write or use
in NetLogo as models since they're also simplified representations of real
phenomena.
the word model is very general term in science for any simplified
representation of nature
whether it be an equation, computer program, a drawing or what have you.
The second thing to note
is that this value of .5 is called
an attractor.
It's an attractor for the system because the system
is in some sense attracted to it. It turns out that even if we had started
with
different initial population say
x0 equals 0.8 the system would still end up with a value
0.5 after some number of steps. When the system and sub
a single value like 0.5 this value is called
a fixed point.
since the value with the point stays fixed
Thus for this system 0.5
is called a fixed-point attractor and by this
system i mean again this equation with R
equals to 2. Often the terms model and system
are used to synonymously I hope this doesn't get too confusing.
In any case we'll see some other kinds of attractor in the next subunit.
Finally let's look at a different way of visualizing the dynamics at the logistic
map
that is how it changes as you iterate it. I'm going to draw
a plot logistic map equation for R equals 2
now I am plotting down here is X sub t
and I am plotting over here
X sub t+1. OK, so
not a great drawing but this is roughly what it looks like it's a parabola
and it goes between 0&1
here and here for E equals 2
right that goes between
0 and 0.5 just the maximum. Okay let's put 0.5 here on the
x-axis and then we can follow
the steps we took before in calculating the
values taken. Okay so our first value if you remember
x1 was point 0.32 thats x1
we find this on the .32 to its about right here
and the y value for that on the parabola
was point 0.4352, that was x2
okay so this was the point
(X1,X2)
then we take our value for X2
and we find it down here on that
x-axis here because we're gonna calculate the next value
of the function so
0.4352 you down here is
around here and that corresponds up to
this point on the problem that's X3
.49160192
okay this point here is
(X2,X3)
Okay and we take our X3
which was .49160192
We find that on the x-axis
to make up here to find X4 which was .4 999999...
et cetera okay I keep doing that
and finally we get to you exactly .5
and .5 and once these are both .5
the system doesn't go anywhere
you know it just stays at this point. So you can think of hopping
from one point to another along
this parabola as an example of the dynamics of
the system with this r-value and
are starting point and
that is called a trajectory. Now it's time for our next quiz.
You need a calculator for this quiz. Said R
equals 2.5 and X0 equals to that 0.2.
then you see equation for the logistic map filling in
2.5 for R and starting out with X0 of 0.2
To calculate X1 X2 X3 and so on until you reach a fixed-point.
What is that fixed-point? and recall
the fixed-point is the value of X
such that X sub t is the same as X sub t+1
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A Mom Who Dated a Drug Dealer Recalls Her Terrifying Arrest | Iyanla: Fix My Life | OWN - Duration: 2:06.
IYANLA VANZANT: Talk to me about the day,
that you, someone comes to arrest you for what you know.
-I was home and it was 5 o'clock in the morning
when they kicked the door in, so, like I said,
I knew what type of lifestyle my child's father was in.
So, when they started kickin' the door, I thought it was like,
it was-it scared me, I thought it was somebody tryin'
to come in to do somethin'. They thought he was home.
The children were in the bed with me. I threw the covers over
top of them and I jumped outta the bed and I ran to the door.
'Cause in my mind I'm like, well if they gonna do somethin'
they'll just do it to me and they won't mess with the babies.
IYANLA: What is goin' on in your mind in that moment?
-At that point it just was like, well, they here now.
Whoever it is. They here now. So, I just...
there's nothin' else I can do but make sure that-
IYANLA: Were you ready to die?
-No. But...
IYANLA: But you do know that's a possibility.
-Right.
Okay.
-So, it was kinda like scary, but I was relieved
when I found out it was the police. And then I didn't, like,
because I'm used to seein' stuff like that.
Like, when I was a child my house was a drug house.
IYANLA: Oh, so this was familiar to you.
-Yeah, so it was like, I'm happy that it was the police and
it's not somebody tryin' to hurt us.
IYANLA: You are in your safe haven, your home.
-Mhm.
Your babies are there.
-Mhm.
What were they doin'?
Were they cryin', were they sleepin'?
-No, they were woke at this point.
They were sittin' there and I just kept tellin' them,
I be back, I be back. 'Cause my son's birthday party
was in 2 days. So I kept sayin', um, I be back, okay?
And they said, okay.
IYANLA: Did you come back.
-No.
For how long?
-I didn't come back until 2 weeks later.
So when they let me call him, he was cryin',
he said you missed my birthday party.
He said, where you at? I thought you said you was comin' back.
So that's when I cried. Because at first,
it didn't bother me. So, I'm still like,
So dumb to the situation and I'm not-
IYANLA: Oblivious to what's goin' on in your life.
-Right.
Datin' a drug dealer.
-Right.
So you've been oblivious for awhile.
-Yep.
Wow.
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I've waited a long time for somebody to say that.
He's really struggling with his identity, and his powers
that he doesn't seem like he wants.
Life is gone, because of these powers. I didn't ask for them.
His powers aren't really fully in control yet, he's
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He's kind of like a troubled kid, which is really cool,
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I've been through that stuff when I was younger.
It's been a while since I've, like, represented my heritage.
He looks like me! He's Hispanic! My brother!
The quality I like the most about Dante? I like that he
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#FED - It Causes Crises it Claims to Fix - Duration: 13:00.
Hello and welcome to Declassified, I'm your host, Gina Shakespeare
On this episode, The Fed's Boom and Bust.
How central banks were supposed to end the cycle of boom and bust, but instead they amplified it.
The whole structure of the economy today rests on the belief
that central banks can central plan the economy,
but they can't,
and they are the cause of inequality and misery.
This story is written by Joshua Phillip and Valentin Schmid
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Let's get underway.
Politicians created the U.S. Federal Reserve system
in response to the 1907 Knickerbocker Crisis,
when stocks fell 50 percent over a three-week period
and the financial system froze up.
This new centralized system, with the Fed as the lender of last resort,
was supposed to end the boom and bust cycles for good.
More than 100 years and many booms and busts later,
it can safely be said that the Fed failed at preventing cataclysmic busts
like the Great Depression of the 1930s or the Great Recession of 2008.
But not only did it fail to prevent them,
the Federal Reserve System and fractional-reserve banking—
the practice of only holding reserves equal to a fraction of a bank's liabilities—
have actually caused the booms and the busts.
All banking crises, before and after the foundation of the Fed, are credit crises.
Banks issue unbacked credit to finance loans for investment in physical capital
like mortgages and factories.
Contrary to full-reserve banking,
these loans aren't backed 100 percent by gold and created out of nothing,
providing a bad incentive for the banks to increase credit
for uneconomic projects in good times
and charging interest on them.
Not only are the projects uneconomical—
think of the subprime mortgage crisis that triggered the 2008 great recession—
this incentive structure leads to rising prices
and more demand in the boom phase
and at the same time creates the oversupply,
which will usher in the bust.
Again, real estate is a good example.
All banking crises, before and after the foundation of the Fed, are credit crises.
The economic law of reflux would normally lead to depositors
withdrawing their money or demanding money in gold,
driving the bank out of business to punish it
for overlending or lending to bad projects.
However, because the government— then as now—
allows for the payment of taxes with money issued by banks,
bails out banks when they are in trouble, and also guarantees depositors funds,
the incentive to remove one's money and demand payment in gold
is diminished or completely removed.
A boom and bust cycle in the early 19th century
saw the federal and state governments relieve banks from the duty
to redeem their privately created notes in gold
and gave artificial value to them
by forcing the people to pay their taxes using the same notes.
Banknote circulation jumped by 87 percent from 1812 to 1816
and precious metal reserves fell by 9 percent.
This was the inflationary boom.
The boom was exacerbated by another privately owned and federally-chartered bank
called the Second Bank of the United States (1816),
which financed the reckless lending of the many smaller banks at the end of the boom cycle,
which then led to the first real depression in the young United States.
Murray Rothbard writes in "Mystery of Banking" that "starting in July 1818,
the government and the BUS [Bank of the United States] began to see what dire straits they were in;
the enormous inflation of money and credit, aggravated by the massive fraud,
had put the Bank of United States in danger of going under
and illegally failing to maintain [precious metal] payments.
Over the next year, the BUS began a series of enormous contractions,
forced curtailments of loans, contractions of credit in the south and west. …
The contraction of money and credit swiftly brought the United States
its first widespread economic and financial depression.
The first nationwide 'boom-bust' cycle had arrived in the United States. ...
The result of this contraction was a rash of defaults, bankruptcies of business and manufacturers,
and a liquidation of unsound investments during the boom,"
writes The centralization of banking and interest rate management
in the hands of a few people at the Fed
did not improve this incentive system but instead amplified faulty incentives.
All of this was supposed to get better with the Federal Reserve System,
which started operating in 1914.
However, because the system applies the same principles
that led to a credit boom,
the results could only be the same.
Not only could the Fed print money without gold backing,
its member banks issue even more loans using only a little bit of the Fed notes as reserves.
The federal government also made the Federal Reserve note legal tender
providing artificial demand for the printed notes.
Then as now, both the states and the federal government accept payment in taxes only
in money issued by private banks.
Because the anchor to gold was weakened and completely removed in 1971,
the century of the Fed has been a century of financial crises.
The Fed financed the World War I boom of the second decade of the 20th century
only to cause the "Forgotten Depression" of the early 1920s
by tightening credit after the war.
After this recession was over, the Fed loosened policy leading to the credit bubble of the 1920s.
Then in August 1928 the Fed reversed its policy of expansion,
sold its Treasury bonds, and hiked interest rates.
This caused money to contract and ushered in the Great Depression.
Compared to the Great Depression, the 50 percent stock market loss of the 1907 panic
was a walk in the park.
Stocks cratered 86.1 percent from peak to trough
and the United States only finally escaped the depression
because of the government spending of World War II.
Adjusted for inflation, stocks lost more than half their value in the 1970s bear market
as the economy spent 2 years contracting with inflation rates soaring into double digits.
The Fed and its member banks had financed the 1960s boom of government spending
for guns and butter
And only after the Fed finally declared victory
over the business cycle after 25 years of only mild recessions from 1982 to 2007
did the Great Recession of 2008 remind the central planners that fractional reserve banking
inevitably leads to boom and bust.
The Fed had fueled the dot.com boom
and then the housing boom with record low interest rates.
Banks said thank you and took advantage of government protection
through the FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) to issue trillions in bad loans
for mortgages to subprime borrowers.
When the bubble finally burst,
thanks to the Fed raising interest rates to 5.25 percent,
the whole financial system needed to be bailed out by the Fed itself
and the federal government.
Given the bad incentives of the system,
one wonders why we have not gotten back to a simple set up
where bad actors get punished
—i.e. bad banks fail—
and are therefore pushed to perform better.
Maybe we can find the reason in a saying commonly attributed to the powerful 19th-century banker
Meyer Amschel Rothschild,
who said "permit me to issue and control the money of a nation,
and I care not who makes its laws."
The privately owned Federal Reserve System creates the currency
and the reserves of the banking system by pressing a button.
Private banks—protected by the government— issue trillions in credit money.
So it's hardly a surprise that the entities that "issue and control the money"
of the United States never get punished
and even profit handsomely from the boom and bust cycles.
James Nolt in "International Political Economy" writes "Power comes in many forms,
but most decisive throughout the centuries is the power to advance or withdraw credit,"
There are "culminating points during which the economy might tip one way or the other,
depending on the relative power of the bears and bulls,"
just like in September of 1929 and 2008, he wrote.
Banks are in control at these crucial times
as they can either increase or decrease credit (or money) at the turning points.
They can engineer a crash but can also start a boom.
Because these insiders have knowledge in advance of the events to come,
they can position themselves accordingly.
Although there are winners and losers inside the banking system as well,
it's always the bigger players who profit at the expense of the smaller ones.
In the case of the Second Bank of the United States,
it was a question of whether its stockholders would take a hit
or the rest of the economy would fall into recession.
Herman Krooss writes in "Documentary History of Banking and Currency."
"The Bank, as the largest creditor [to the state banks], had two alternatives:
it could write off its debts which of course would wipe out the stockholders' equity
and result in bankruptcy,
or it could force the state banks to meet their obligations
which would mean the wholesale bankruptcy among state banks.
There was no doubt about the choice.
… The pressure placed upon state banks deflated the economy drastically,
and as the money supply wilted,
the country sank into severe depression,"
James Nolt describes how bigger Japanese companies who controlled the nation's largest banks
used their power to bankrupt and absorb smaller competitors,
leading to the financial crisis of 1927:
"One day, the big banks controlled by the Big Four
cut the credit line to their fast-rising competitors and adversaries.
They demanded payment;
when it was not forthcoming they forced several of Japan's largest new conglomerates into bankruptcy.
The Big Four profited mightily.
Since many ordinary investors panicked,
not knowing which banks were exposed to the failing groups,
deposits flowed out of scores of lesser banks and into the biggest banks,
which were believed to be safe.
Within months, these biggest banks doubled their share of Japan's total deposits
from about one-fifth to two-fifths."
The Federal Reserve equally wasn't shy to recommend its member banks
liquidate stock holdings in February of 1929,
just as it further tightened policy.
Paul Warburg, a partner with Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
gave the same advice to the stockholders of his International Acceptance Bank.
Sure enough, the big players like John D. Rockefeller,
J.P. Morgan,
Joseph P. Kennedy,
Bernard Baruch,
Henry Morgenthau,
and Douglas Dillon,
all got out in time.
The centralization of banking and interest rate management
in the hands of a few people at the Fed
did not improve this incentive system but instead amplified faulty incentives.
It's important to note here that in the 1920s not all banks were members of the Federal Reserve System
and many of those smaller non-member banks
got absorbed by the bigger banks who had the capital to survive the crash.
The larger players like JP Morgan and Kuhn Loeb & Co
could also gobble up shares and other assets on the cheap
once the liquidation was over in 1931.
This is essentially what happened in 2008.
The biggest and most connected banks like JPMorgan, Chase & Co., Goldman Sachs,
Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America were largely unscathed
thanks to a massive government bailout of the other weaker players,
which the bigger banks could fairly and squarely count on.
They, like Warren Buffet, knew that "Congress will do the right thing,"
as he said in a CNBC interview in 2008
before the infamous Troubled Asset Relief Program was passed in October that year.
The stronger players then gobbled up smaller rivals
like Bear Stearns and Merrill Lynch with the help of the government.
Lehman Brothers was allowed to fail,
but its good assets were sold to Nomura Holdings Inc.
and Barclays of the UK.
The others like Citigroup were saved by the government
with their executives keeping record bonus payments from the boom period.
The history of money and banking contains many more examples like the ones cited above.
And the future will, too, until the management of money is decentralized again,
the government stops creating bad incentives,
and bad actors are forced to take responsibility for their actions.
Views expressed in this article are the opinions of the author
and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
That's all the time we have for today,
please feel free to leave your comments below,
and I look forward to seeing you very soon.
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The World of Infinite Warfare Doesn't Work | Incoming - Duration: 8:12.
In the not so distant future, as Earth's resources are depleted and overpopulation
threatens the survival of humanity, the United Nations come together to spearhead a great
colonization program.
Settlements and mining outposts are established across the solar system, bringing to Earth
great wealth and prosperity.
Eventually however, those who have made their homes on the off-world colonies begin to resent
the domineering influence of Earth and begin taking steps to win their independence.
As tensions rise between Earth and its colonies, war seems inevitable.
Does that sound familiar?
This scenario, or a variation of it, has been depicted again and again across alternate
worlds, with varying levels of believability.
The war between the Solar Associated Treaty Organization, or SATO, and the Settlement
Defense Front is one such example, and unfortunately it fails to answer the many questions this
type of setting immediately raises.
The first, and most important in my opinion, is how does a collection of colonists and
frontier workers possibly compete with the manpower, industry, resources, economic strength
and technical expertise of a united Earth?
The Settlement Defense Front can't answer this question, and fails on nearly level to
present a credible, or even interesting antagonist.
While demographics or statistics are neither available for the Settlement Defense Front
or the United Nations, it can be assumed that Earth at this point has a population well
over 10 billion while Mars and other SetDef colonies have at most hundreds of millions,
and that's if we're being especially generous.
The disparity in relative power would be akin to Belgium going up against China.
The most likely outcome it seems to me is that at the very first sign of secessionist
movements, Earth would be able to mobilize an overwhelming amount of force that the Settlement
Defense Front would be incapable of matching.
Even economic sanctions would likely be enough to completely cripple Mars and force them
to concede without much of a fight.
For its entire existence as a manned colony, Mars would have been reliant and closely integrated
with Earth, suddenly declaring its independence would likely cause more harm than good at
least in the immediate short term.
But another question is, why would Mars or other colonies want to secede in the first
place?
What is Earth doing exactly that has alienated seemingly everyone who left it?
The common answer both in this depiction and others, is that in the eyes of the colonists,
resources and wealth that should have been going towards them is instead being sent to
fund greedy interests on Earth.
I don't buy this.
While you can point to many examples across history of plucky colonials rising up against
their Imperial overlords after a period of repression, I'd like to think that humanity
has learned from those examples and decisions made at the highest levels of government are
a little more reasonable than those made during the 18th century.
It would be in Earth's best interest to keep its colonies happy and I'm sure there'd
be plenty of incentives that would make life on Mars particularly appealing.
Even if you disagree with that assessment, governments make unpopular decisions all the
time, and it very rarely ends in a war of secession, especially in a modern developed
nation.
The majority of independence movements, particularly those based in democratic societies like how
the United Nations is depicted in this future, enjoy very limited support with even disgruntled
members preferring to achieve their goals through legitimate political methods.
I don't see the justification for why the Settlement Defense Front wouldn't be treated
the same way by the majority of the population.
Nevertheless, in this instance, the Settlement Defense Front somehow manages to obtain enough
support to declare its independence anyways.
But the other major issue SetDef immediately has is that unless every single citizen agreed
with that decision, a potentially large segment of its population is opposed to the new regime.
Surely there's at least a few people on Mars who wouldn't be so willing to throw
away their Earth citizenship.
So now the Front is opposed by both the forces of the United Nations and a resistance within
their own population.
Any nation in the position the Settlement Defense Front found itself in would be at
an enormous disadvantage.
But somehow, once again, the Front is able to rise above these odds, winning control
of Mars and various other territories across the Solar System.
From here, SetDef resembles a cartoon villain rather than a realistic nation.
While details on its society are scarce, the information we do get only serves to reinforce
the idea that these are the bad guys, with no nuance whatsoever.
Let's pick a couple of those details to focus on.
First, every male citizen in the Front is required to take part in 15 years of military
service starting at age 12.
This is insane.
While we can assume that some sort of additional schooling takes place during this time and
that half the Front's population isn't limited to 7th Grade Education, the cost to
benefit ratio of 15 years of military service is indefensible.
Mass conscription like this removes an enormous amount of productivity from the workplace
and even if no salary were paid, the cost on maintaining such a large force during peacetime
is not sustainable.
A strong economy is critical to winning any war, and the Settlement Defense Front has
essentially shot itself in the stomach.
This cartoonish approach to governance extends to the actions of the Front's leadership.
In one of his first encounters with SATO marines, Admiral Salen Kotch executes one of his own
men to demonstrate his willingness to go to any length to achieve victory.
His intention here is to be intimidating, but he comes across like someone truly desperate
to be taken seriously.
A willingness to squander resources and potential is not threatening and not something a nation
like the Settlement Defense Front should be supporting.
Their greatest disadvantage is a lack of manpower and Kotch has wasted not only a life, but
years of training and economic investment.
And also, what was the point of this overly dramatic display?
For a man whose sole mission is to eradicate the Earth he despises, he goes through a lot
of effort to try and impress some random SATO marine he's just going to kill a few moments
later.
Actions like this define the Settlement Defense Front, shock value is placed above self-interest
and as a result, SetDef as a society makes no sense.
How is a civilization with a fraction of Earth's resources able to amass such a huge army and
fleet without bankrupting itself?
What is it about Earth they hate so much that they're willing to resort to genocide?
What exactly is their goal?
What is their ideology?
None of these questions have satisfactory answers.
I have a lot of problems with this world.
No Navy would assemble every one of its warships for a fleet review, Salen Kotch is much too
young to be a credible Admiral, and everything else is full of cliches or is generally forgettable.
My biggest problem however is how the war between the Settlement Defense Front and the
Solar Associated Treaty Organization is depicted.
From the opening attack on Geneva to the death of Admiral Kotch and the destruction of Mars's
shipyards, the entire conflict lasts just one day.
Somewhere on Earth a guy was recovering from a bad hangover and slept through an intergalactic
war.
The conflict lacks any sense of scale with warships and marines able to zip around the
Solar System instantaneously and with this in mind, many of the tactics and strategies
used by both sides don't take this into account.
Worse still though, it reduces the Settlement Defense Front to a complete laughing stock.
A nation that was able to achieve a spectacular opening surprise attack and be completely
defeated just 24 hours later.
SATO likewise comes across as especially inept, having lost almost all their ships in the
opening attack to an enemy that shouldn't have been able to challenge them in the first
place.
But that of course is just my opinion, and even though I am incapable of error, I'd
like to hear your thoughts.
Did I miss the point of the Settlement Defense Front?
Does it make total sense that SATO could go from the brink of defeat to victory in just
one day?
Let me know in the comments, unless your just gonna tell me I sound kinda weird, I have
a virus, it hurts to talk, it's not my fault.
Until next time, this has been Incoming.
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Mahisha Sets Up Maxie with a Clothing Manufacturer | Mind Your Business with Mahisha | OWN - Duration: 1:28.
-Today is going to be a great day!
-I'm excited.
-You are.
-I'm just confused, I don't know
what we're doing.
-Well, you know, surprises are always in order.
-Another one of Maxie's biggest issues is that
she does everything by herself. Including
overseeing the manufacturing of her dresses.
-The business is becoming stagnant because
she cannot focus enough time on her business
or designing new products.
If she wants to work with Timothy Snail,
she's going to have to ramp up production.
So, today I've brought her to the fashion district,
to meet an old friend that can help her out.
-I want you to get the help you need,
and I have someone here that is really connected,
that you really need to be connected with
in this industry. Okay?
-Tanya?
-Hello!
-Hi, how are you? Maxie.
-Tanya, nice to meet you.
-Hi Tanya! Good to see you again!
-I first met Tanya when I was helping another
business, 800 West.
-And my credit is so [censored], you don't understand.
-I understand, Tanya,
-No you don't, they want to take me to court.
-How do you feel?
-I do not feel bad. Because-
-Oh my god, Meaghan, are you [censored] kidding me?
-Tanya has the talent and the connections to help Maxie
produce her designs. If the two of these ladies hit it off,
it'll mean faster production, cheaper material,
and more profits for Maxie.
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Michael B Jordan Superman | Henry Cavill Fired |Social Media Upset About A Possible Black Superman? - Duration: 8:49.
focus on just what I wanted without your
help and it hurts
it was taken by British orders in the
name but it's from Wakanda and it's made
out of vibranium don't trip I'm gonna
take it off your hands for you
the news drop that a new Superman
couldn't be Michael B Jordan and social
media when nuts you would think that the
KKK was forced to have a clans meeting
at an Islamic Church some of the
responses you see in social media we're
gonna discuss it in this video if you're
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that happen for us let's jump into this
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what's good YouTube you're in the
building with Joe Oh uncle my host of
the life games Channel and mandate is
going in upset about the possibility of
a black Superman and we're going to talk
about that right now but first let me
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from pay-per-view sports all that $14 a
month the news came out recently that
Warner Brothers is possibly either fired
Henry Cavill or he quit the rumor is
that he got fired and so the search
began for a new Superman and deadline is
reporting that DC Warner Brothers once
Michael B Jordan and when that drop and
a few other bloggers and youtubers put
that out there people was disliking
their videos not because it was a bad
video but because the thought of having
a blast Superman didn't sit well with
them and I want you guys to take a look
at some of the social media black
backlash
so this is no different from when they
portray a white character or black
character and they're going to use a
different actor it's happened before and
there have been a few times when you've
had white actors be portrayed by black
people the list goes on and on you've
had Nick Fury he's a white guy he was
portrayed by a black guy you've had
kingpin you've had Chester Thompson and
the very person DC is going out there
played probably the best role in that
sorry-ass Fantastic Four movie Michael B
Jordan by playing Johnny Storm now a
part of me is kind of like I don't
really care what you guys think because
there was a long time ago where white
actors would portray black people by
putting on damn paint on their face all
right but I'm a temperate person and I
look at things with my eyes wide open
and then the argument came up well how
would a black person feel if we had a
white guy playing Black Panthers
somebody like fucking
Channing Tatum right so then I say to
them that's not enough context because
comic books often have alternative
universes with black guys playing white
characters and vice-versa
I've never seen an alternative universe
version of Black Panther being anything
but black but there is an alternative
universe where you have Superman playing
a character called Val's ID so people
were saying they could be accepted of
Michael B Jordan playing Val's ID and
not Clark Kent I'm kind of the mindset
of let the brother play whichever one he
wants to play the Val's I they're
talking about a course follows he's a
little bit more dark
he's not as gee golly whiz as Clark Kent
Superman but I think on this one you
know you're talking about an alien race
you can spend it how you want there's no
way you can spend Africa into something
different I mean I don't see how you do
that but you can spend a lien race that
already has a story background in the
alternative universe in the comic books
with a black Superman if you go down the
movies DC has done and trying to compete
with Marvel it ain't been good for DC
Batman vs Superman it made money but the
reviews were bad Man of Steel it made
money but it didn't have great reviews
and so far the biggest moneymaker wit
good reviews has been Wonder Woman and
so DC has been trying to capitalize on
that and what they have decided to do is
they're going to be coming out with a
Supergirl origin story and she's gonna
be the new main super person on their
group kind of kind of capitalizing on
the woman
movement and the diversity and I would
have to say that if you think that that
worked why not try a black Superman that
might be something to work I mean
Michael B Jordan as an outstanding actor
he can do anything you ask him to do I
think he like said he made that role of
Johnny Storm and the Fantastic Four but
you know as they said ask yourself the
question my african-americans out there
how would you feel if they did try to
make Black Panther white even though I
just gave you context of how I don't
think that would be possible and so
having said all that let me know in the
comment sections how you feel about
Warner Brothers and DC try to take a
different spin now if they do make
Michael B Jordan coming to the franchise
it's gonna have to be a clean reboot I
mean you can't just continue the old Man
of Steel with Michael B Jordan or could
you
you know maybe Warner Brothers feel like
they need such a big shake-up to try to
get back into prominence and keep up
with DC I mean skewb to keep up with
Marvel and all the great things Marvel
has done so you guys let me know in the
comment sections below how do you feel
about a Michael B Jordan version of
Superman that's gonna do it for this
video
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Throwback Thursday | Hot Wheels EPIC TRACK PACK by Mattel Toy Review with ENJE and ENBE | CC - Duration: 2:49.
We are KIDS PLAYING LEARNING!
(Rock music playing)
Hey YouTube!
I'm Enje and here is Enbe and we're both from KIDS PLAYING LEARNING
Today we'll be playing with and learning about
the Hot Wheels EPIC TRACK PACK by Mattel.
Alright, let's check it out.
As you can see we have built the main set pictured on the box.
Now, let's get this epic race started!
Here are our epic racers...
Battle Spec
(Rock music playing)
Nerve Hammer
(Rock music playing)
Bedlam
(Rock music playing)
The Gov'ner
(Rock music playing)
Power Pistons
(Rock music playing)
Formula Street
(Rock music playing)
Country Club Muscle
(Rock music playing)
Side Draft
(Rock music playing)
Phantasm
(Rock music playing)
CUL8ter
(Rock music playing)
Alright, let's turn on the boosters.
Booster 1...
(Rock music playing)
Booster 2...
(Rock music playing)
Booster 3...
(Rock music playing)
And, booster 4.
(Rock music playing)
The EPIC TRACK PACK comes with 10 Hot Wheels...
4 boosters for mega power...
This toy is for ages 4 and up...
This set comes unassembled...
Each booster requires 2 "D" Alkaline battery which are not included.
And, remember to dispose of the batteries safely.
This set has at least 4 possible epic track layouts.
The EPIC TRACK PACK has 35 plus feet of track...
Plus all you need to build huge racing sets.
With the Hot Wheels Epic Track Pack you can create YOUR OWN motorized track sets...
With 360 degree loops...
Banked curves...
and motorized boosters for super speed.
What will you build???
(Rock music playing)
And, there you have it...
the Hot Wheels EPIC TRACK PACK by Mattel
Thanks for joining us today.
If you like this video, please hit the LIKE button...
and if you want to see more videos like this please hit the SUBSCRIBE button.
Thanks for watching!
Remember...keep playing, keep learning.
This is Enje and Enbe from KIDS PLAYING LEARNING
Signing off.
Fist bump!
Pssh!
See yah later.
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Ways to Celebrate the Freedom :: Dzukou Valley ( Nagaland) - Duration: 5:27.
After 71 years of Independence
Freedom means a thousand things to a thousand people, But for the trekkers like us, the true essence of freedom
lies in being amidst the nature
the nature that frees the mind
invigorates the soul & teaches the true meaning of being independent.
We visited the serene terrains of the dzukou valley on this Independence Day
to explore & celebrate the true spirit of freedom
Moments from the voyage
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Carl's Jr.® | Western Bacon Cheeseburger® 2018 | Food Review! ⭐🥓🍔 - Duration: 4:40.
welcome to peep this out reviews with Ian K stay frosty
today's review at
Carl's jr. scratches one off the bucket
list by going in on one of the most
iconic burgers ever when it comes to
fast food and as you just saw it's the
famous western bacon cheeseburger served
on its standard sesame seed bun so let's
take a look underneath it and see
exactly what this one offers and as you
can see just as expected plenty of
barbecue sauce we've got a couple of
strips of bacon in there a slice of
American cheese and a 100% all beef
patty underneath that is one of the main
signatures aside from that barbecue
sauce a couple of onion rings and some
more barbecue sauce so as you can see a
pretty simple build on this one guys but
sometimes the simplicity is what makes
it and this is definitely gonna be
delivering the flavor I can already tell
this is an iconic classic not too much
to look at on the inside here for some
of you guys I'm sure but guys it's all
about that flavor let's give this one a
go it's the western bacon cheeseburger
the iconic classic here at Carl's jr.
let's peep out this flavor it's the
Western bacon cheeseburger that's the
call of Carl's so if you've already seen my
Western bacon Crisscuts review from a
couple of months back you already know
the Western bacon cheeseburger was the
inspiration for those and that was the
reason I wanted to swing on back to
Carl's to give you a full-blown look at
that inspiration in all of its glory
guys so as you can see looking pretty
meaty and pretty tasty we are most
definitely diving in it's the Western
bacon cheeseburger from Carl's jr.
yesir a true American classic I'm already
getting some beautiful aroma from those
onion rings and of course the bacon and
definitely the beef for sure along with
that barbecue sauce everything just
smells really great here we go oh yeah
super classic for sure you can now go
wrong with crispy onion rings and
barbecue sauce and of course the
charbroiled flavor from the beef itself
is already coming through and the bacon
guys the combination just works
extremely well and it is iconic hmm
yeah you're gonna hear iconic and
classic pretty much throughout this
review guys because it really is one of
the signature burgers here at Carl's jr.
and for good reason let's keep going
oh yeah you know even with only two
medium sized onion rings on the bottom
of this burger you do get some of them
with each and every bite and I got to
say the crunch that they add on top of
the flavor the crispness of them really
goes over so nicely with the barbecue
sauce and of course you've got that beef
patty and the bacon and the cheese and
overall just a lot of memories to go
with some really really awesome flavor
definitely one of the greats
and speaking of memories the Western
bacon cheeseburger was my father's
all-time favorite burger and it's part
of the reason that this one actually
holds a special place in my heart I
remember going to Carl's jr. as a kid
and remembering the flavor that it
delivered them it's exactly the same
today for this review and I'm so glad
that I'm checking this out right now
guys it is just really really tasty
really is you know as I'm getting into
this further I kind of wish I got this
as a double only because there would
have been so much more of this goodness
to enjoy but the purpose of this review
is to show you what you get if you
decide to order this as is and as you
can see along with what you're hearing
from me right now this one absolutely
delivers on all those iconic flavors
from back in the day guys and just the
quality overall is very reminiscent of
what it was like when I was a kid the
times may have changed but thankfully
this one hasn't so the Western bacon
cheeseburger classic flavor some crispy
bacon and a bun that gets thinner and
thinner as you eat it just like I
remember when I was a kid yeah this one
was definitely fun to check out for that
good old bucket list along with going
down memory lane so with that said I'm
gonna have to give the Western bacon
cheeseburger the iconic classic here
carl's jr. and awesome 10 out of 10 but
I think you guys knew that already all
the classic flavors are on display just
as I remember them guys the crispiness of
those onion rings along with the
barbecue sauce that really sets this one
off and then you get the crispness of
that bacon and the charbroiled flavor of
the beef itself and you can actually
taste the cheese on top of the barbecue
sauce which is awesome pair that up with
the sesame seed bun that gets thinner
and thinner as you eat it and that's
exactly as I remember it as a kid guys
an easy classic and I highly recommend
it if you've got Carl's jr. in the area
it's just worth your time its iconic
okay okay enough of that word what do
you think though drop some comments down
below have you guys had the western
bacon cheeseburger in the past and if
you have is it one of your all-time
favorite burgers like my dad and as well as
mine drop those comments down below and
definitely let me know and with that
this is Ian K closing out another
episode of peep this out bringing you
brand-new content every single week here
on my channel so while you stay tuned for
that next review coming real soon in the
meantime stay frosty
yeah the Western is definitely awesome
but between you and me get the double
you'll thank me for it
alright guys until next time I'll talk to you soon
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LIBEREZ LES DETENUS D'OPINION EN ALGERIE - compagne contre l'injustice et l'arbitraire - Duration: 1:46.
My name is Merzouk Touati
I live in Bejaia, Algeria
I am 30 years old
I hold a Master 2 in Economics
I am the only breadwinner of my family
I work as a construction worker when luck improves
I am passionate about journalism
this why I created an information blog
where I denounce the injustices and abuses made to the citizen
I am guilty of wanting justice
I am guilty of my freedom of expression
I am guilty of my ideas
I am guilty of my existence
I am guilty of my opinions
I am guilty of my commitment
I am guilty of my hope
I am guilty of my dreams
I am Merzouk Touati
today , I am a victim
tomorrow, it will be you
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►Son Oh Gong & Jin Sun M | In My Veins - Duration: 3:44.
What happened?
I fell in love with you.
Last 25 years
Every day I waited for this sorcerer.
Hope was 25 years old.
And today she died.
Remember my name?
Of course, your name ...
A great sage, equal to heaven, Son Oh Gong
Protect me.
Until the end.
I will protect you.
I love you, Jin Sun Mi
Do not be angry and do not hate me.
Good.
I will not.
I love you.
I've done so much for you, and you?
Thank you?
You really do not care, that our love is over?
She was not real.
Enough.
Stop it.
Sorry.
I, too, feel cheated.
Handsomely.
I love you.
I love you.
I very love you.
The world is still the same
But you ...
There is no more in this world.
Now...
Now I ...
I am beautifull?
Yes
Beautiful.
Because I love you.
Wait.
If you name my name, when it's hard for you, scary or you are in danger,
I will always come
and protect you.
because I love.
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Bradley Chubb and Lance Fresh in M by Michael Strahan | JCPenney - Duration: 4:00.
There you go
don't hurt the jewels
What's up, everybody? it's your boy, Lance Fresh. I'm
here in Denver, Colorado, to see my guy,
Bradley Chubb
He just moved in. We're going to talk
fashion, we're going to talk MSX. We're going to
pick out an outfit
and we're going to go horseback riding!
I see you got a lot of the MSX collection
right here. You mix those a lot
in you in your daily fits? This it the shirt that you got on. I try to throw it on every now and then. You can't wear that now. That's all me today
So we need to pick out a fit for today
cuz we're gonna go horseback riding
I mean of course I'll wear the jeans, know what I'm saying?
I'll throw the jeans on and then
probably throw on this shirt right here
Might be a little cool outside. Never know
I think you need boots, right? Going with the boots
Horseback riding. You gotta put the boots on! I might have to
go with the boots
You're going to look like a pro in this fit, though
All right, I think we're ready.
You got a good fit. Ready to
go horseback riding? Let's do it!
We are here at the Denver Equestrian
School, you ready? Yeah, I think I am
You can hug the butt and go super close, and
you're not going to get kicked, or you
can go super far behind, but you just
don't want to be in the strike zone
where he might kick at a fly.
Why'd you tell me that just now?
Why didn't you wait until afterwards?
Corrine, are we are we dressed appropriately?
You look fabulous!
Fantastic! Got our boots going.
So you're in Georgia, North Carolina,
now Denver. What are the style
differences that you've noticed? Up here I
see a mixture of kind of like everything, it's just weird
East Coast, West Coast
kind of all in the in the same thing
So I haven't really found out what's
Denver's style yet but definitely different.
So were you rocking cowboy boots in North Carolina?
Definitely not. I definitely was not rocking cowboy boots
There you go
So I know it's tough for me, especially, to find good jeans
These jeans, they fit great. It works for you?
Yeah. So I mean this is one of those things like you said
big legs, big quads and stuff like that
So I got to make sure I got the
right pair of jeans, cuz if I try a
different one on, it's gonna be
uncomfortable. I can't sit down and stuff
like that. So these right here are just perfect for me.
Hey, let's pick the speed up a little bit
Do I say "whoa?" I'm scared to pull him.
I think we should race.
Let's get it man!
OK, we're ready. All right, let's go. I need your gas pedal
kick kick
How do you make it run?
A little bit of a kick and a little bit of a cluck
Come on, beat him. Beat him, Romeo!
Come on. Straight line, Zip, straight line.
Man, this is too easy nowadays man.
I don't even want to race no more.
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[Fan Animation] Steven Universe: The Movie | Morganite | Imad M. - Duration: 0:43.
Oh come on!
GARNET: Take your time
AMETHYST: You can do it, Peri!
There we..
..are
PEARL: It's--
Morganite!
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Baldi's Basics Song- Basics in Behavior [Red]- The Living Tombstone feat. OR3O - Duration: 5:28.*Basics in Behavior Intro)
Everyday I go to a school that likes to help with learning
One two threes, they're the keys basic math, very easy
To baldi's world of fun where no one leaves 'til educated
every door is locked up tight,stay inside,till we're graded
The students try their best to
better their education
Comprehend the material
Study hard, relay every detail
Nobody wants detention
We only want attention
Even when life is tough
Oddly quarters are enough
*Music Change*
This is how we live our lives searching
for the answers inside of every page
and I'm here wondering if one day, we'll
finally be free from this cage
Is it okay to have a feeling, that
maybe there is more to this game
however now, no time to question
So just behave
NO PARTIES!! YOU GUYS DIDN'T ESCAPE
Walking across the hallways, finding notebooks so we matter
Follow every single rule or he'll take out his wooden ruler
REST COMING OUT SOON!. sorry?
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[ENG] 노르웨이 일상 #26 ㅣ차 마시고, 아시안 마트에서 장보고, 데이트ㅣJust another weekendㅣHera헤라 - Duration: 10:33.
Look at this, she brought some homemade breads for me :)
Seoyeon: but it didn't really turn out like the photos on online 😅
Hera: I bet it tastes good 😀
Seoyeon: well, don't have too much expectations lol
Hera: I'm super looking forward to taste these later
Hera: what kind of bread is this?
Seoyeon: what was it? something bun?
Seoyeon: it's coffee bun
I got 50% off with this coupon 😆
I got hazelnut caffè latte
smells really good
also tastes good
Ahhh,, it's bit hot to hold this glass
I'm not quite sure why they serve this hot latte in a tall glass instead of a cup with the handles
Hera: are you going to the lab tomorrow again?
Yura: yea...
Hera: I'm so glad that I don't have to go to the lab this weekend
Hera: I would be too stressed if I went to the lab this weekend again
We are here to get some burritos
We ordered a chicken fajitas burrito and a pork pastor burrito
It's a pretty new Mexican restaurant
Look at the menu, it's super cute
here is the US passport one
We are now in Solsiden
We are going to seat here~
I guess I'm at the cafe almost all day today :P
It's so nice to spend time outside of the lab
You know,, it just feels like the weekend flies so fast if you work a lot over the week
and it's bit sadddddd 😭 😭 😭
Hi guys~ I'm on my way to the church now
This church is pretty close to the student house called "Moholt", and there is an Asian market
so I think I'm gonna check out the store after the church
Our church has been relocated to another place and we are now setting up the stage
Okay, now let's go to the Asian market
Hera: lol, I love how you always do things I ask you to do 😋
Yura: omg, I'm gonna die
Hera: you haven't even took a step 😂😂
Hera: Can you actually climb up?
Yura: yea of course, I've done this before
Yura: but no more than this 😂😂
There are actually many things to do in this studentby
There is a kindergarten
also hair salon
and here is the Asian market "Bamboo"
If you see here, there are many Korean noodles
yura: nope
Hera: okay, there are not that many, but still
yura: oh i meant, the noodle that I always get is not here
There are chapagetties
Hmm, I thought they have Korean fire noodles and nuclear fire noodles here
I guess it's out of stock
It's 15 nok per noodle
They also have sōmens
Starch noodles
rice cakes
for 45 nok
also kimchiiiii
They also have different Korean pastes
and all different kinds of Korean sauces
I'm actually here to get the soy sauce
gonna get this one
also rice cakes so I can make spicy rice cake (Tteokbokki)
You can't really find the Korean fish cakes here so I'm gonna get Chinese fish tofu instead
Yura: look here, they now have roasted seaweed snacks
Hera: don't they also have Korean rice?
Yura: nah, they have Japanese rice
Hera: which one is it?
Yura: I don't think they have it today
Hera: anyways, they also have all different kinds of snacks
Hera:there is no much Korean snacks tho
Gosh it's bit heavy
I really like this market but it's bit far away from where I live so I need to buy a lot whenever I come here
okay, I'm going home now bye~
We came to the theater to watch the Incredible 2
so this is the snack bar?
There are so many things here lol
and here is the popcorn cabinets? warmers?
I'm getting a small free popcorn using this coupon
let's go inside now
you just have to go inside there
I bought the tickets on the app and it was 120 nok per person
Okay, I'm gonna go watch the movie now! see you guys in the next video~ byeeeeeee ❤️
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Hello, my name is Dexter Floyd and I am the proud principal of rise Academy early grant high school
Rise Academy is one of the premier choice schools of Tyler ISD
If you're looking for early graduation credit recovery smaller class sizes a great faculty and staff
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Lukas Graham – Love Someone (Lyrics) - Duration: 3:27.
The are days
I wake up and I pinch myself
You're with me, not someone else
And I'm scared, yeah, I'm still scared
That it's all a dream
'Cause you still look perfect as days go by
Even the worst ones, you make me smile
I'd stop the world if it gave us time
'Cause when you love someone
You open up your heart
When you love someone
You make room
If you love someone
And you're not afraid to lose 'em
You probably never loved someone like I do (x2)
When you say
You love the way I make you feel
Everything becomes so real
Don't be scared, no, don't be scared
'Cause you're all I need
And you still look perfect as days go by
Even the worst ones, you make me smile
I'd stop the world if it gave us time
'Cause when you love someone
You open up your heart
When you love someone
You make room
If you love someone
And you're not afraid to lose 'em
You probably never loved someone like I do (x2)
All my life
I thought it'd be hard to find
the one, 'til I found you
And I find it bittersweet
'Cause you gave me something to lose
But when you love someone
You open up your heart
When you love someone
You make room
If you love someone
And you're not afraid to lose 'em
You probably never loved someone like I do (x3)
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Building a Culture People Want to Join - Duration: 1:50.
My name is Scott Pothoven.
You know so when I think about the future of PacMoore, I'm excited about the direction
that we're moving in and I think our vision to grow people and feed the world, we have
a mission around life transformation.
I think those things are a hundred percent focused in the right areas and I think we're
continuing to bring people in to the company who understand that vision and that culture
that we want to develop and that focus on our people.
And so I really am excited to say that we're gonna get better, you know.
There's some gaps.
We are human and there's some gaps in terms of what we're doing right now.
But I think there's a focus to say, "hey, we need to be living this out more intentionally."
And there are things we can do to start doing that.
Where we're - where our employees are feeling that desire for us to help them grow.
Through better training, through better processes, and once we start to implement those things,
I really think that people are gonna come here and they're going to sense a different
culture, a different value in terms of how we value them as individuals not just as employees
and that's going to create a culture that people are going to be excited to be a part
of and I think we all have this vision of PacMoore being a place where people want to
come here and we're like turning people away because they want to come and work here
because of the culture that we've created and we're not there yet.
But we're gonna keep working and we're gonna get there.
And by God's grace, you know what people are gonna feel that we love them the way that
God loves them.
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Voices from the Field: Improving Outcomes by Empowering Students - Duration: 1:23.
This was a student that we talked about and we looked at his behaviors because
we knew like he could be very disruptive.
Notice he hasn't been to my office but twice this whole year,
and this is a kid that we're talking about
I need him moved on.
But what you didn't know
is that student today when I spoke with him in a classroom
and my question to him was, "What has changed?"
He told me that he has "choice"
in what he is learning,
he has a "voice" in what he is learning
"I have ownership. I'm accountable. But I don't have to just wait on my teacher
to tell me to go do what's next. I don't have to wait to be told to come in here.
I know exactly what I need to do, she's checking it,
and I get to choose if I start at A, B, C first.
That's my decision."
He's gotten involved and his grades are better.
We looked at his data, it's better, behavior is better – all through making
some reflective decisions, and teachers actually hearing what he has to say
giving him voice, choice, and some agency.
And now we're just watching him just take off.
That's what it's about – really, truly about.
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Freedom means a thousand things to a thousand people, But for the trekkers like us, the true essence of freedom
lies in being amidst the nature
the nature that frees the mind
invigorates the soul & teaches the true meaning of being independent.
We visited the serene terrains of the dzukou valley on this Independence Day
to explore & celebrate the true spirit of freedom
Moments from the voyage
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How to use Hashtags on Linkedin 2018 - Duration: 3:00.
When you post on LinkedIn are you using hashtags like this one which is around a
particular networking event in Northampton? Because they're a great way
not only to make sure your content gets put in front of relevant people but a
way to find other people you might want to connect to. Companies businesses who are
using the same hashtag. Here's how you could do that.
So just in case you're not familiar with what a hashtag is all about basically it
just collates content by topic so it gets everybody around the same subject who
uses a hashtag. It's very popular in Twitter and Instagram but yes it's been
brought in in the last year or two on to LinkedIn and the great thing is you can
just simply click on a post that you see the hashtag on click on the hashtag
directly and you can see you can even follow any updates about that particular
hashtag but you can then see individual posts that use it and so instantly
there'll be people who may have attended the same event as you that you can reach
out to on LinkedIn and say let's meet up for a coffee are you going to the next
one all that kind of stuff. And with search it's even better because you can
just go and search for that hashtag and you can get content results specifically
so not just people who might have it in the profile but just the content that
they're sharing so again at any time you can go and do that so you don't have to
look out for a particular hashtag in a post you can just go and search for it. So if
I want to now search for what's relevant to me #socialmediatraining let's
say this may give you some great insights into companies that I could
follow that are offering that kind of opportunity to make expert comment on
particular posts that I see like this one How long does content last the
differences between LinkedIn where it can last a lot longer in terms of
someone viewing and Twitter 18 minutes And you know instantly I've
discovered something that I might then want to share to a particular person
sendt as a message to someone or share overall to my feed. And recommend the
company. So use hashtags the rule would be not to have more than say
two hashtags in a particular post you don't want to overload with hashtags but used
constructively they can really help you focus in on the people and the
businesses that you want to connect with and hear more from. So I hope that was
helpful I;m Paul from PR Wilson media your social media personal trainer
Cheers
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