whenever someone asks my brother hey what's the biggest benefit in nofap he
usually says 180 2.5 hours does that even mean that's how many hours you save
per year when you choose not to FAP hundred hours that you can put into
anything a gaming career freelance business saving up for traveling school
boxing you name it in fact Donald Trump actually supports this claim and in a
minute from now I'm going to show you that Trump is in fact on no FAP
love him or hate him this man is a juggernaut he took a million dollar loan
and turned it into a multi-billion dollar empire people have always been
hard on him for that but you also have to understand that 98% of businesses
fail that is not something that is easy to do he dominates social scenarios with
his unbreakable frame and maneuvers through social pressure like it's
Splinter Cell you cannot break this man he is unfazed he almost always takes a
negative situation and turns it into his favor there's a reason why this guy's
president and it's not from mere luck look I'm not here to argue how he became
president I don't think you want to sit here for three hours and listen to me
talking about politics but I do want to talk about how President Trump is on
nofap for any newcomers out there no FAP is a website a resource and a lifestyle
choice that helps people conquer their problems in bed re-enable their
productivity and ultimately give them the freedom of time to build something
epic what I'm about to show you is a podcast with Howard stem and Trump there
will be a link in the description if you guys are interested in seeing the clip
yourself we do match them you have to take care of the problem so you have
when's the last time you ministered a long time ago honestly some time
previous to knowing women you know it's a lot of work and it gets you nowhere
you know I'm shocked to hear you say that no I'm not I was never big into
that world I want you all to watch Donald Trump's
no prommos you don't sit there on the computer and no he literally said
fapping is a lot of work that leads to nowhere a very simple logical and
analytical way of looking at it that means before this guy got big before he
started at his reign he stopped jerking his trumpet he stumped and I'm not
saying that's the sole reason why this guy's crushing it trust me there's a lot
of other factors but he's a businessman he understands that his time equals
money and slinging your hot dog has no ROI at least with women you can build a
relationship have children pass on your lineage you cannot do that with a screen
any sort of mindless activity like binging Netflix you know doing
all-nighters playing video games binge drinking partying every night will get
you nowhere and Trump understands this and it's no different with fapping they
are time wasters unless you're trying to build a career off partying seven times
a week or becoming a competitive csgo player you're wasting your time that's
not to say that you shouldn't have fun but you have to be conscious of where
you're placing your eggs there's a lot of baskets out there in the world and
you only have so many eggs you can place in them choose wisely so if you're still
watching this go ahead and drop a like if you found this informative and you
got some value out of it I want you to drop a comment down below on how you
plan on filling up your free time while on no FAP getting something down on
paper manifesting it makes it more real and builds the connection from your
brain to the physical world personally in 10 years I want to be in
the best physical shape possible with an automated business making money as I
sleep and spend most of my time traveling meeting my fans in person and
making unforgettable memories where do you want to be in 10 years
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BEARD (feat. Crabstickz) - Duration: 2:51.
What?
What do you think?
What do I think of what?
Isn't it obvious?
You're white!
No
You're black?
No!
Well, a little bit.
Which bit?
Wouldn't you like to know?
Shh!
Well?!
Well, what?!
My beard!
What do you think about my beard?
What beard?
This beard!
That is not a beard!
You're not a beard.
I know...
Well, according to the dictionary I bought for this very conversation a beard is defined
as growth of hair on the chin and lower cheeks of a man's face!
That's still not a beard!
This is a beard!
And this is a beer!
And that is a bear!
Yeah, but-
And that is a bearded bear baring a beer with a beard!
Wow...
Sorry, what were we talking about again?
My beard!
Chris, that is a soul patch at best!
You think my soul patch is the best?
No!
Who's soul did you steal to grow that patch?!
Noones!
Really?
What about hers?
She sold me her soul fair and square!
What for?
Fancy shoes...
Those are fancy...
Not as fancy as the gates of hell!
Errr...
Chris, is your soul patch possessed?
No...
Yes.
I think you've got an STD.
You mean a satanically transmitted demon?
Don't you mansplain to me!
Oh...
Fuck!
I'm gonna eat all your loved ones!
Oh no!
One...
That's no one...
Looks like there is only one thing for it!
I'm gonna have to sh-
Shoot it off yes.
Wha?
Don't worry it's a holy gun.
How so?
It makes holes!
Damn!
Puny mortal!
Your human weapons cannot harm me!
Soon you will bow down to the dark lord!
Voldemort!
Oh no...
No!
Satan!
All you know will be engulfed in the flames of eternal damnation!
All innocents will be crushed under the sins of the guilty!
You will suffer!
All will suffer!
There will be no salvation!
Ah!
Now that's what I call, a close shave!
Oh.
Oh!
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(Crowd cheering) (Upbeat techno music)
- Okay, so the Grammys is the biggest night in music.
Here to break it all down is
pop culture expert, Chris Witherspoon.
- My love! (crowd cheering)
- It's great seeing you. You look amazing.
- No, it's so great to see you.
Every time we get together we Kiki.
- It's a Kiki! Every time. Every time we Kiki y'all.
- So let's get into this, alright.
Alicia Keys is the first female to host in 14 years.
- This is a really big deal you guys.
It's the first time we're having a
woman host the Grammys in 14 years.
Last time was Queen Latifah back in 2005.
- Queen! - And Alicia Keys really
is the perfect person because she
embodies so much female empowerment.
- Yes. - And this year we have
a record breaking number of women
that are nominated for grammy awards.
And Alicia Keys really is trying
to show folks a different side.
She has this YouTube channel-- - What?
- Where she is taking you behind
the scenes to when she first found out she was hosting.
Her telling her husband while he's
laying in bed, telling her kids also.
I mean she really wants us to see
that she can be a little bit more amped up.
I think we're going to see a difference--
- You know I miss Alicia. Don't try and miss Alicia--
- I want some new music. - Not that she's gone.
You know what I mean, - Yes.
- But I definitely feel that she's
being more into the family vibe.
So I'm very glad that I'm going
to see her out at the Grammys show.
- And you know what, I'm glad that
the Grammys is choosing her because,
one, she is an R&B legend. She's won 15 Grammy awards y'all.
(crowd cheering)
So she knows what it's like to be on that stage.
And you have so many newcomers that need
that kind of mentorship that Alicia Keys can provide.
- Now, I have to ask your opinion about this.
- Yes. - How do you feel about
JLo doing the Motown tribute, love.
- This one is a very controversial topic.
- I know! - Probably the most
controversial thing heading into the Grammy awards
is Jennifer Lopez performing a Motown tribute.
So Motown is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.
They'll been doing a lot of Motown tributes
throughout the year, but the big one Sunday night
it's been announced that JLo will be performing.
No word yet if she'll be joined with anyone.
But it's kind of interesting because you have these icons,
like Gladys Knight, and Lionel Richie, and Smokey Robinson.
And folks that were signed to Motown,
they could do the tribute, you know.
- It's no tea, no shade towards JLo
because I actually am a huge JLo fan, I love her.
But I don't think she would have been my first
choice either in thinking of Motown.
- Yes, and there's also-- - What about Jazmine Sullivan?
- Right, Jazmine Sullivan, Fantasia.
I mean the list goes on and on.
I get that they want someone more
current probably, someone more younger.
But you have NE-YO who was signed to Motown.
You have Boyz II Men that were also signed to Motown.
So I'm a little bit surprised.
I'm hoping that she's calling everybody she knows,
and being like girl, will you come on stage with me?
Because she needs to have someone black with her.
Motown was a difinitave-- - They need Chris Brown
to get out there and dance. Y'all know he would kill it!
- And JLo needs me. I'll be out there.
I'll do a doo wop in the background. I ain't scared.
I will do it. I will do it. (audience laughing)
- Okay, so Ariana Grande.
She's canceled her performance,
which I am very surprised by. - Yes y'all.
I hope we have a teakettle somewhere
because I'm going to give you a bunch of tea right now.
Yes, I'm going to give you a bunch of tea! Here we go.
So Ariana Grande, her album came out today, Thank U, Next.
She has the number one song in the country
right now with 7 Rings, it's my jam.
- My best friend Tayla Parx wrote on that.
- Oooh! Come on, come on.
So she was scheduled to perform at the Grammys
but decided to pull out due to artistic differences.
So she wanted to perform the whole entire song 7 Rings,
but the Grammy producers said no.
And then they decided to allow her to do 7 Rings,
but if only she does a medley of their choosing afterwards.
And she said, "Thank you, next.
"Bye Felicia, I ain't doing it."
But this happened also last year with Lorde, the singer.
Not the one up in heaven, but Lorde the singer.
She was nominated for album of the year,
and the Grammys wanted to instead do a song from her album,
to perform a song as a tribute to Tom Petty.
And she said, "You know what,
"I'm going to be petty, and not do anything."
And she didn't perform, she didn't perform.
But I'm curious. I'm curious one because you know Ariana.
Is she easy to work with? What's she like to work with?
- I love Ariana, you know we did Scream Queens--
- Because you worked with her on Scream Queens.
- Yah, we did Scream Queens together.
We also tested out of school together.
Me and Ariana go way back. So I feel like this;
as an artist it's all about what
you want to put out in your brain.
You have to be precious with that
because once it's there, it's there.
So if they were asking her to do something
that she strongly didn't agree with,
I actually feel like girl, you better go on ahead.
Because you said no-- I'm saying it's good
because you actually said you know what,
this is the Grammys but they don't want to
show me in the way I want to be shown.
So, I'm going to say no.
And that takes a lot of strength
because most people would say, "Well it's the
"Grammys. Let me do what I gotta do."
But imagine getting a huge platform like that,
and getting out there and doing something
that you really weren't happy with. That's worse.
- I agree. As long as she was doing her own songs.
And again, her album is out today
and it'll probably be number one this weekend.
It's just good press.
I would've gone out there and done Thank U, Next
or whatever the little medley is--
- Her saying no was the press. That's the gag.
- That's the gag! - That's the gag!
Who are you excited to see perform?
I know I got some people I'm excited to see.
- Okay, Cardi B, Cardi B, Cardi B y'all.
(crowd cheering)
I like to say a Cardi B trust.
She's just a national treasure right now.
And you got to think back to last year.
She had a little small moment with Bruno Mars, with Finesse.
But now she is like nominated for 5 Grammy awards,
and she might make history y'all.
She could become the first woman
to win the best rap album ever
in the history of the Grammys.
So if she wins that award I might cry.
- I'm shocked by that because I thought
maybe Lil' Kim had one, but I guess not.
- She'll be the first one to win it.
And she's worked so hard this year.
She did the Pepsi commercial for the Half-Time.
She's really killing it.
Along with Cardi B, your girl, Dolly Parton.
Your formal co-star, who I am in love with.
Please text her after this and say I'm your biggest fan.
But Dolly Parton has been named
the MusiCares person of the year.
She'll be joined on stage with Katy Perry,
Kacey Musgraves, also Little Big Town--
- Miley's not performing with her?
- No, Miley is doing a separate, a solo performance.
- Because you know that's Miley's Godmother?
- Oh it is? You better come up with the tea!
The inside family tea! (Crowd cheering)
But I'll tell you guys who I'm so excited for, Diana Ross.
Diana Ross is going to be performing.
Listen, so she turns 75 on March 26th.
- She turns 75! - Yes.
- Wait a minute. Let's hold the press.
75 and looking like that! (Crowd cheering)
- We need a pointer to go over
the work that she has not had done
because I don't see any work done.
That is just a natural, fierce 75.
But she's celebrating her birthday on the Grammy awards,
doing a medley of all her songs
from Motown, which will be amazing.
(crowd cheering)
- They have to be joining her
together someway with the Motown.
- And can I tell you, I'm proud of the Grammys.
Often times they overlook the legends.
I feel like they focus too much on younger singers.
But I think about people like her and Tina Turner,
and the ones that really paved
the way for these younger artists.
And I'm proud of them for giving them homage--
- I'm happy that we're going to get a little more
hip-hop recognition at the awards.
Because when I think about hip-hop,
it kind of reminds me of how
Rock and Roll was back in the day, you know what I'm saying?
Rock and Roll was underground,
people didn't really want to be bothered with it.
And then came the biggest thing ever.
That's really what happened with hip-hop.
Hip-hop was underground and now it's the biggest
genre of music out right now.
It influences every kind of music
and they should be getting their shot at the Grammys.
- You better preach Keke! You better preach to the Lord!
- It does. - No, but listen.
This is a big year for hip-hop you guys.
Kendrick Lamar is nominated for eight awards.
He's leading the pack across all genres.
I mean Black Panther, that movie, that soundtrack.
It's the gift that keeps on giving.
Also Drake's nominated for album of the year.
- After he stole my name... - I'm mean I got one question.
Keke, Keke do you love me? Keke, do you love me?
(crowd laughing)
Also with Childish Gambino and
Cardi B nominated for five awards.
But I'm curious.
Do you feel, like you know,
this shift of the hip-hop awards being shown some love
to artists, like Jay-Z and Kanye, who spoke out
against the Grammys in the past for not being inclusive?
- Absoletely, and I think it's hard for them
to deny what the culture is doing.
You cannot continue to deny what is so obvious.
What was the Leonardo DiCaprio movie,
The Great Gatsby, where Jay-Z is the soundtrack?
When you have stuff like that happening,
you realize that the influence of hip-hop is global.
So you have to appreciate the people that created it.
- Can we do a hip-hop album? I'll pop, I'll do it all.
I'm ready. - Wait a minute.
Let's get into some snubs.
I know there was some snubs this year.
There's always snubs y'all (crowd booing)
- I don't know how I feel about this.
But Queen B and Jay-z, they've been snubbed in a big way.
Now they put out their album Everything Is Love,
but apparently everything ain't love at the Grammys
because they were not nominated for record of the year,
album of the year, any of the big categories.
They got three nom's, but they were not--
- Can I say something that's crazy?
And people might be like, whoa.
Okay, first of all let me say this.
Awards aren't everything. You don't always need accolade.
Because you do what you do because you love it.
But if you feel that you go to an award show
each and every year to be snubbed,
or whatever you may feel, don't go.
Don't go. - Yah.
And you know what to your point--
- If you feel that way and you feel
like you're not being respected time and time again,
with the Oscars, with the Grammys,
specifically people of color are always
feeling as if you know, hey I'm not getting the
respect or the recognition I deserve
when I have the fans and the audience.
It's all here, it's all right there. Don't go.
Go to where you're supported.
Go the NAACP awards. Go to the BET awards.
- And you're so right.
And I think that Jay-Z last year probably had,
you know an a-ha moment.
He was nominated for eight awards
and didn't get one of them.
And then Beyoncé a couple of
years back, Lemonade changed my life,
and she did not get album of the year. Adele did.
And Adele even got on stage and said,
"Girl, this is your award. This belongs to you."
She was overlooked in a big way.
- Go where you're loved - One other person who got
snubbed is Nicki Minaj. - Nicki!
- We love the Queen album. It went platinum.
But she's been known for this year for
her beef instead of her beats. - I know.
- I mean she's more about the beats.
But I think that she is an icon.
- I live for Nicki! Nicki changed the game.
- Yes, yes. And I think that she'll be back in future years.
- I love Nicki. (audience applauses)
There's so much more that me and you
could go back and forth on, love.
- We could Kiki on and on girl.
- But we gotta get out of here.
So, I want to thank you so much for being here.
But you, you can watch the 61st annual Grammy awards
this Sunday night at eight on CBS.
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Gun Control Is Still Dead: Paloma Heindorff on the Future of the Homemade Firearm Movement - Duration: 14:21.
There always seems to be a little bit of a narrative of destruction
around decentralized weapons.
And I really see it as something quite positive,
as a beautiful opportunity for people to feel empowered.
The founder of pro-gun group has been posting instructions online for using 3D printers-
The federal government settled the lawsuit with Wilson's organization Defense Distributed.
more than 2,500 people have downloaded Cody Wilson's blueprints
for 3D printed AR-15 assault style rifles.
Coming to a school near you.
These ghost guns are the new wave of American gun violence.
We're here to expressly outlaw so-called ghost guns.
The man at the center of the debate over 3D printed guns
has been charged with sexually assaulting a child.
My name is Paloma Heindorff, I'm the new director of Defense Distributed.
Defense Distributed, the Austin Texas-based company
best known for introducing to the world a 3D printed gun called The Liberator,
has had a wild seven months.
It reached a settlement in a long-standing federal lawsuit,
Reposted all of its downloadable gun files on the internet,
was sued by 25 states and then had to pull all those files back down.
Yet the most consequential event for the company
was the arrest and indictment of its founder Cody Wilson on a sex crime charge.
Stepping up as the new director was Paloma Heindorff
who had almost no experience on the public stage
and hadn't even fired a gun prior to 2015.
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Is it time my love?
Did I shake the boat enough?
Enough She doesn't seem worth your tears,
Said you've been hung up for years Maybe it's time you moved on and I'll be here
Why waste your time, on a nickel when you could have a dime
I'm sick of trying for love I'll never get
Oh oh oh, I didn't see you coming Oh oh oh, you left my heart a thumping
Oh oh oh, I can't get over this now I can't get over this...
What have I got to lose?
If I were to force you to choose I'd choose the second, cause I could be
way better for you What if we compromise?
Let me have you for just one night Then maybe I can prove myself to you
Oh oh oh, I didn't see you coming Oh oh oh, you left my heart a thumping
Oh oh oh, I can't get over this now I can't get over this now
Oh oh oh, feels like my own demise When I look in your eyes
I cant get over this now I cant get over this...
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How I Knew I Was Bisexual - Duration: 4:59.
Testing, testing, one, two, three.
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Hello and welcome back to the channel and Get To The Poynt,
where you ask me a question using the hashtag #GetToThePoynt on Twitter
and I try to answer your question as to the point as quickly as possible.
Is it always a success? No, but we try, that's the point.
So, today, I thought we would talk a little bit about bisexuality
and I think it's fitting that, well, the colors don't exactly match the bisexual flag here
but I thought it was close enough.
Got some purple and some blue and some pink, right,
so, we're getting a little festive today.
So, with that being said, here is a question from Cherie.
"My question, if this isn't too personal, is your coming out journey.
"What made you realize/when did you know you were bisexual?
I'm bi myself and I'm curious."
When I read that out loud, when I read "bi myself" out loud,
I was like, "Oh, you're alone?"
Then I'm like, "No, wait, that's not what you mean."
So, I actually have an official coming out video that I did in the summer,
which I will link over here if you haven't seen it,
and, actually, four years ago, I did a video called "What is My Sexuality?"
So, this isn't really the first time that I've talked about this
or made, like, an official coming out video.
So, when I realized it, I think, officially,
when I finally, like, got it through my brain was really last year
because I was talking about it to Stevie Boebi and Gaby Dunn in text messages.
I think I was talking to Annie, as well.
But, really, for years even before that,
I really didn't put a whole label on my sexuality.
I think, for years, I did say that I was straight but... mm.
And, when I made that first video, "What is My Sexuality?", in 2013, 2014,
I was just kind of, like, it's whatever,
and I think I might have used the word "pansexual".
It's been a while since I've seen that video.
But then I decided, "Eh, bisexual seems a better fit for me, you know?"
So, that's the when and the how, really, is just, you know,
I was noticing that I also found girls really pretty
and kind of attractive and whatnot, you know?
You know, seeing Phoebe Tonkin and Caitlin Stasey
and the girl who plays Rikki on H2O, I forget her actual name,
and, you know, other women, celebrities, that I just had little crushes on.
And, you know, yeah, I would see some girls in real life
and I would be like, "Oh, she's cute."
And one main thing that I noticed was, back in high school,
I think it was my freshman or my sophomore year,
some time in high school, when I had a friend who was a girl
and she actually had a sister who was also in a relationship with another girl.
My friend's sister was in a relationship with this other person
and, you know, I remember, at one point, when her sister was like,
"You two are so cute. You should date."
And I feel like I, at some point, I just kind of developed a bit of a crush on her
and I was kind of actually considering that.
It never happened.
My friend wasn't in any way, shape or form...
At least, back then, I wouldn't know about now.
We haven't talked in over ten years.
But, you know, back then, she wasn't into women at all,
but I just kinda realized that, "Hey, OK, maybe, yeah."
But I think, after a while since then, I didn't really think about that
until, again, a couple of years ago
when, you know, discovering Caitlin Stasey, Phoebe Tonkin
and then it was just things started to change a little bit
and I started noticing, "Hey, I could see myself possibly dating whoever,
"people that are not just men, and, boom, there we go."
The label part was always a bit confusing for a little bit
but I think, now, I've pretty much got it down to bisexual and I'm pretty OK with that.
So, that is my story.
If you are bisexual or, in fact, you know what, it doesn't even matter,
if you're bisexual, if you are gay,
let me know in the comments, of course, if you're comfortable doing so,
how/when you realized you were bisexual or, you know, gay.
Let's just talk about our gay feelings, shall we?
Now, if you have a question about deafness, disability, chronic pain,
fatigue, mental health, child abuse, LGBT, relationships, you know,
basically anything I've talked about on this channel before,
use the hashtag #GetToThePoynt on Twitter.
That is really the main place that I am seeing these questions
because it's just a place where it'll always be there,
so it's the easiest for me, and I may answer your question on a Friday.
Thank you very much for watching this video. I appreciate it.
If you feel so inclined to perhaps maybe translate this video,
I will have a Translate This Video link down below
in the info box and/or the pinned comment.
Again, thank you very much for watching and I'll see you later. Bye.
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Fosis | Ethar Vlogs - Duration: 13:49.
hi guys I welcome back to another vlog if you dont know who i am
ethar and let me get into this video a bit before I actually start it so currently
you guys can tell from the mess on my bed I am packing to go to Sheffield for
I think the event is called fosis I only heard about like a few weeks ago and
literally last night I bought my ticket so it's really cool that they that you
pay like a day before you go there was a coach ticket I took my sister's spot
because she didn't want to go anymore so I'm so excited about it and yeah I'm not
prepared at all are you guys could tell but inshallah i take everything
with me everything goes well and that's all I could say yes that all i can say im so excited
i will take you guys along with me
every time i get ready literally I just have played my playlist anyway this is what I've got so
far before when it comes to packing that is
because I want a carry-on a day on the I want to carry a small pack on the day
just in case so I can put my and I also like literally I was gonna bring to cut
Heidi's of the same color and you know why do you have a I do have another
hoodie in here that is the same color as that but it's longer I see any reason
why because it's so long it's like to my knees so yes no yes that's it
that is everything
so i didnt know were the meet up was so i went into the library to asked them do you know were the
student ISIS was
when it isoc
I'm thinking clearly
you
go to the girls go up that everything that we do here today this morning that
you're giving here for me is beneficial and that we are benefits to one another
in Charlotte rather and this is not a one-way street so be it but then when I
was 12 years old my friend Olivia payment state overnight when I put my
hands together dear God please remember you do regulated
my shoes did I just prayed we just won a tree
she's so good but I named it you press it to get on the lift
anyway we need it done we've done all the lectures now the Doudna council kind
of meeting I don't have anything to do with it so I'm just gonna go and look
around the university because this university is so so cool and it's like
so muslim' friendly as well which details but yeah come all the way to the
top of the building because this is the only empty bathroom long story short
this building is so busy so many students so many people at the
conference it's crazy but yeah it's like really leaving soon so I'm literally
just ah you know it's a picture but we you're ready to go
he's legend one wearing just a long red dress sorry I forgot through and I think
it's three maybe Spindler I know this is matching but I'm excited oh my gosh
wrong floor okay the cupcakes are
you
you
I've just arrived and we're gonna pray first now I feel quite oh so she really
nice
welcome
I don't need to have the trouble and fog right so welcome first of all I ask
follow this kind of a very brief history of Sheffield
the dunya will become valid enemies of each other on the day of judgment except
those who will build their faith upon pipe and I want you to look into who
your friends
every door allah lock every door a lot closes reunion that's kind of I've
been trying to get through that door I'm up close isn't it several of wisdome but
because that door closed you will open tuned from his love and mercy of us so
never lose whooping applause economy time so have that in your heart that
Allah will only see me through but I got to do my part I got a tie up my family
can't leave it there and say it's going to come out when I come out of the
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18) Dr Jordan B Peterson - Pourquoi devez-vous avoir le courage d'être d'abord un clown? - Duration: 2:29.
That's all very much worth thinking about, that's all in the domain outside of the light
That's one way of thinking about it. Now, of course
Simba and his and what's the girl's name?
Nala, yeah, they're you know, pretty cowed about what has happened because I sort of stumbled stupidly out into the unknown
they stumbled foolishly out into the unknown and this actually highlights another Jungian archetype and that's the archetype of the trickster and the
trickster is like the Joker in the king's court and the trickster is someone who
Will be or play the fool
And the thing about the fool is that the fool is close to the truth
Because you can't learn anything new unless you're willing to be a fool
Right, you know what that's like, you know exactly what that's like you
You have to master a new skill
But you're avoiding it because you know that you'll be bad at it when you first do it and if you're perfectionistic
You're gonna say well, I can't allow myself to be bad at anything
I can't allow myself to be a fool and no wonder but the problem is when you try something new
You're always a fool. And so unless you're willing to be a fool
You can't learn anything new and that's also why Jung regarded the trickster as the precursor to the savior, archetypally
Speaking is because you cannot do the right thing
Unless you're willing to be a fool first and that's really worth knowing lots of times
You guys are going to make a stage transition in your life and you're gonna feel like an imposter
When you get a new job or when you get a promotion or something like that
You're gonna feel like an imposter and you are because what do you know when you make that first transition, right?
But it's gonna make you embarrassed and it's gonna make you ashamed and all of those things
But you have to understand that you are a fool when you first try something new
But you're a worse fool
if you don't try it, now that doesn't mean you should you know make like
You know everything as soon as you're promoted or, you have some transition in status
That's that's foolish of the wrong sort
but to know that to know that you have to be fallible in
Order to progress is an unbelievably useful thing it can free you up
You know what? I was talking to a writer the other day about his process for beginning writing. He's written many books
He writes a very very very bad first draft
Right, and that's a good way to think about things is throughout your life. You're going to be doing that is writing
the next draft of you and it's pretty bad to begin with but that's okay because
It isn't gonna get any better unless you put yourself out into the domain of the unknown to begin with and you know
You might you like it might go badly. I mean, that's what happens here
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The 311 Weekend for February 8 – February 10 - Duration: 2:20.
Hello everyone, I'm Emily.
The 311 Weekend is finally here - your guide to New York City sponsored events and services
happening in the next few days.
Before we begin, Lincoln's Birthday is coming up this Monday the 12th!
But be careful, it's kind of half a holiday.
You see, ASP is suspended, courts are closed and there is no trash, recycling or organics
pickup, but meters are in effect, mail will be delivered, the DMV will be open and most
importantly NYC Public Schools and government offices (that's us!) are open.
Alright, so let's see what's going on this weekend!
Remember, the details are at the onscreen link.
First, The Lunar New Year celebrations aren't over just yet!
On Saturday, come to Flushing and watch the amazing New Year Parade, then head over the
Queens Botanical Gardens for free Lunar New Year-themed crafts, performances, workshops,
and activities for the whole family!
Can't make it to Queens?
Well there's another parade in Sunset Park in Brooklyn on Sunday.
Second, On Saturday at 11 come to Harlem for A Celebration of Girls in Sports, featuring
soccer, basketball, pickleball, fitness classes, and jumbo games.
Plus there's an obstacle course and swimming, too!
The activities are for all ages.
Cool, huh?
The event is free but remember to RSVP for this one if you want to go.
Third, Fashion Week runs from Friday the 8th to next Sunday, the 16, and while we don't
have tickets to the Stella McCartney show for you we DO want to remind you to check
out the street closure map before you drive anywhere this weekend.
It's well know that NYFW can take over Manhattan.
I guess sometimes an outfit really can stop traffic.
Finally, Not sure very to take that special someone for Valentine's Day?
Check out NYC Parks' Romantic Spots page for lots of beautiful places to go for a long,
romantic walk.
Well, That's a wrap!
Thanks for joining us, and we'll see you next weekend.
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New Giant Jurassic World Surprise Dinosaur Eggs Fallen Kingdom Mattel Dinosaur Toys Unboxing - Duration: 11:16.
oh it's great to see you today today we have giant drastic world surprise eggs
to open up what can be inside of these keep watching right now as we unbox and
filled all of these awesome Lego in breakout beast toys and dinosaurs from
New Giant Jurassic World Surprise Dinosaur Eggs Fallen Kingdom Mattel Dinosaur Toys Unboxing
okay let's go ahead and start checking these out here we have a giant
gyrosphere surprise egg from Jurassic world fallen Kingdom inside we have
breakout beef egg cool the breakout beast from Mattel are gonna look similar
to this here with slime we go ahead and put those together in a minute let's see
what the other eggs hold oh this egg had a lot more let's check this out
Oh check it out Wow we got a bunch of jurassic world
legos here these are knock-offs but they are awesome
here we've got sticking the lock we have a drastic world fallen Kingdom
Velociraptor like Jurassic world fallen Kingdom Triceratops and indominus rex
from the first Jurassic world and a purple Dilophosaurus cool okay then next
in this giant egg what do we got let's see oh cool we have a Jurassic world
battle-damaged velociraptor awesome okay but they had something else in there
what else was in there ah another one of Mattel's breakout
beasts okay let's check what was in the third one before we start putting these
together what could be in here Oh another one of the breakout beasts
with slime cool and something else was in there oh it's another breakout beast
with slime so we got four of those awesome okay so that is everything we
got in the giant surprise eggs cool I'm gonna go ahead and clear the board
and we're gonna start putting these together and behind all of these is a
giant Dino rivals box but custom with box Mattel sent me it's like puzzle
pieces in there once you take out the puzzle pieces you got awesome new Dino
rival toys I did go ahead and unbox that already if you want to check it out I
think with these today I'm gonna start with the simple one which is opening up
our battle-damaged Lassa raptor yeah looks awesome so here you've got the
Velociraptor and there is the other battle damaged ones which I have already
reviewed cool and there is our Battle Damage velociraptors this light hit it
in the side squeaks big wound opens up they did a great job painting the nails
the head the face full movement on the affirms looks like he's trying to swim
or something so really awesome Battle Damage
velociraptor okay so next I think we will start on
the Lego ones our first one is gonna be a lego sting he will walk
and there is our Battle Damage sneaky Moloch these are knock-offs from China
so they are not the originals but they are good quality okay that our next one
was indominus rex
there is are also indominus rex is like a tan
and then we have a triceratops
there is our awesome Jurassic world tracer itas okay then our next one is a
philosoraptor
there is our awesome yellow and green Velociraptor okay then our next one was
awesome purple Dilophosaurus here is our awesome purple Dilophosaurus sorry guys
I love these things I mean that looks sup that looked like the bag just barked
that out I'm not just saying that because Mattel sent me these guys they
are awesome even if you don't put them together just look at this
we're else are you gonna get something cool like back
so there is our first on all put together you could put the egg back
together with the slime in the egg and then it comes with this piece here you
could put on top of the egg there to display your creature up here on top of
the end oh how cool is that check that out Wow
check that out looks almost like they're alive and guys these are good quality
pieces I mean they feel almost like they're rubber
they move and you could post them into so many different shapes that is so cool
okay and there we have Tempest let's go ahead and set him on top of it's a cool
is awesome time for our next door
then pick up the slime that's extra and put it into the egg cool let's go ahead
and put it together
Hey and there we have older go ahead and put him on top of his display right
there okay there we have Boulder all the top is a awesome eight-time 4x
once again you have preserved later use
okay and there we have black car guys I am super surprised by the quality of
these usually when you get a gimmick like slime or something like that you
get cheap quality figures these guys are super heavy very good quality they
almost feel like they're made out of rubber and then the way you could
display them on that egg that is so totally awesome
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Gilberto on why he's unsure Torreira is Arsenal's answer to Kante - Duration: 2:49.
Arsenal legend Gilberto Silva has admitted that he is not sure Lucas Torreira is the right man to be the Gunners' holding midfielder of the future despite the Uruguayan winning over the fans during his brief time at the club
The 22-year-old joined Arsenal from Sampdoria in a £26.4m deal last summer and immediately impressed fans with his dogged performances in the middle of the park
But Silva does not appear to be convinced by his performances so far this season, admitting that he is not sure the Gunners have found a player who can compare to N'Golo Kante or Fernandinho
The former Arsenal midfielder made a name for himself in that holding role during the club's Invincibles season of 2003/04 as he partnered Patrick Vieira to an unbeaten Premier League campaign
The club have been left searching for his successor in defensive midfield since his departure in 2008 but Silva does not believe it is Torreira
"Arsenal in the last few years have tried to find a player for this position, which is not so easy nowadays because football has changed a lot," Silva told talkSPORT on Friday
"I have seen so many clubs play without this holding midfielder. At some point, it became not so important but then teams started to realise this player is important to the structure of the defensive part of the team
Now we have Kante - but he is out of position. I prefer him to be in the centre. At City, Fernandinho
"Arsenal bought Torreira but the first season is quite hard for him. I don't know if Arsenal have found the player to be the holding midfielder yet
"I don't think so, when I see their games compared to the other teams, when you compare to Fernandinho and Kante, I don't see the same style of players
" Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football
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Best Short Throw Projectors 2019 - Duration: 6:37.
in this video we're going to be checking out that top five short throw projectors
is on the market today so if you're interested in finding out which
projector will be best for you keep watching and as always all the links to
all the products mentioned in this video will be in the description below we
always keep the description up-to-date with information that wasn't mentioned
in the video so for the most up-to-date information along with up-to-date
pricing check out that description if this is your first time here subscribe
to the channel for more videos like this that will help you make better buying
decisions also give the video a thumbs up and leave a comment below if you have
any questions or contributions let's go to the list number 5 Optima GT 1080
Darby the Optima GT 1080 Darby is a device with 3d compatibility that can
function well in a variety of environments with the next-generation
d'Arby version processor it operates at a level that provides crystal-clear
graphic card for gaming and HD viewing Optima offers 3d support if you want to
use it with 3d blu-ray or game consoles let's go straight to the features it has
3000 lumens that ensures a clear image even in bright areas the Optima GT 1080
Darby has native resolution of 1080p the projector can create a 100 inch image if
it's sitting only 4 feet from the wall or screen the 28,000 to 1 contrast ratio
gives you deep blacks while the srgb display profile enhances color quality
this projector can be easily hooked up to a Google chromecast Apple TV and the
Amazon fire stick with an HDMI cable just like the BenQ projector the Optima
has less lag which makes it great for gamers number 4 been qht 2050 a the been
qht 2050 a is a projector built with color in mind its cinematic color design
has a 6 times faster speed RGB RGB color wheel for a most accurate
and vivid coloring it has a low input lag which prevents game buffering making
it great for gaming here are the features it has a maximum of two
thousand two hundred lumens so it's not the best in the brightest rooms the
projector still has plenty of power that would be great for gamers or people who
want to have a small home theater the native resolution is the best of the
best at 1080p it's a 1920 by 1080 the BenQ HT - 0 5 0
a projector can have projection sizes from about 60 inches to 180 inches to be
more specific you will get a 79 inch image when the projector is only 6 feet
away speaking of projectors we just rolled
out new projector screens on our store we have both the white and black in
different sizes click the link at the top right for that now back to the video
number 3 epson vs 250 just like the viewsonic the epson vs 250 will thrive
in a high light area with its 3200 lumens
it is similar to other projectors listed for its HDMI capability it will be able
to play digital media from PCs and other media players via HDMI cable and for the
features the Epson vs 250 has both 3200 lumens of color and 3200 lumens of white
brightness giving the viewer a huge color quality the Epson home cinema
projector has a resolution of 800 by 800 making it great for presenting in
conference rooms or classrooms this projector can project from 3 feet all
the way up to 34 feet the size of the Epson home cinema projection can be
anywhere between 30 inches and a huge 350 inches number 2 LG h f8 v j a this
is an ultra short throw projector meaning it needs an even shorter
distance between the projector and the screen it is able to operate well at as
low as 17 inches away from the screen or wall here are the features it has a very
high contrast ratio 150,000 to 1 it has a wireless
activity screen share that allows users to share media on a screen through a
smartphone or tablet this projector functions at 1500 lumens
the LG device can't handle the brightness that projectors like the
viewsonic can this makes the LG projector more adapted
for naturally dark home environments it has a full 1920 by 1080 resolution which
means the projection uses the same laser lamps seen in cinemas the projector can
set 17 inches from the screen to project an image of 100 inches number one new
sonic PA 5:03 s this is the perfect projector for teachers with small
classrooms and for business people presenting in a small conference room it
is easy to use with its five preset viewing modes the brightest mode for
outdoor events the presentation mode for a high contrast ratio the standard mode
to increase color quality the photo mode for general viewing and the movie mode
for darker environments this projector functions at an unusually high 3,600
lumens giving users the option of projecting
images and videos in places that cannot be easily darkened here are the features
it gives a 120 inch projection size when it plays 15 feet away from the wall or
screen it has a super color technology for a wider range of color and 2,000 to
1 contrast ratio for more information check out the description you can also
check out the full list of the top 10 short throw projector on our blog click
the info card at the top right if you liked the video please smash the like
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Drawing 100 Heads! | #100HeadsChallenge - Duration: 8:27.
Hello guys, welcome to my channel I'm Amanda and we are here with the hundred
heads in ten days challenge! A man on YouTube called Ahmed Aloori, I think
that's how you say his name, Started this and I'm excited because... Well first
of all, I went into this challenge with the wrong mindset. When I started, I
just wanted to get through and do as much heads as possible, It was about
quantity not quality and I just wanted to finish the challenge but when I
started to actually do it and think about it. I realised that I wasn't really
learning much because I wasn't taking and anything that I was doing I was just
drawing, going through the motions of drawing faces the way that I usually
draw them and I wasn't really learning anything. So I decided to take a step
back, slow down a little bit and actually look at the reference and choose whether
or not to include a certain thing. If you've been following me for a while,
you'll know that I used to draw feces and portraits quite a lot and I was
really good at getting likeness. It was quite easy but I wasn't really good at
styling faces and I still I'm not good at styling faces but I feel like this
challenge could really help me understand how to break down a face. The
thing that I wanted to get out of this face thing was to learn
general proportions to be able to draw a face at any angle, in any way, in any
shape, any form and it to still look decent because... when I used to draw a
realistic or try to draw realistic portraits. I took into consideration
that not everybody's faces the same. People have different shaped eyes, people
have different shaped noses and mouths and ears and all that stuff. So I
just used to not use guidelines. I used to just copy
line for line what their faces looked like. I would start at the forehead
and work my way around the face instead of doing a circle and then trying to fit
everything and there and I used to say that I didn't like guidelines because it
threw me off. It made me make the face look more genetic than what the face
actually looked like but recently I have came to realize especially during this
challenge that the guidelines are actually really helpful and to know
measurements of a general face is... important because if you know what the
general base of a face, then you can obviously manipulate it and change
things but still make it look decent. Arleesha from Arleebean on YouTube
actually helped me realise this with her Skillshare class she - i'm not sponsored
by Skillshare or she doesn't even know I'm making this video but I took her
class on figure drawing and she mentioned about proportions and being able to
manipulate them and stuff like that so you obviously know that generally the
eye starts at the top of the ear and the ear finishes at the bottom of the nose
roughly and then the eyeballs, like the eye pupils, the middle of the eyes are
lined up with the corners of the mouth and the inside of the eyes are lined up
with the edges of the nose. The eyebrows are lined up with the edges of the eyes
and all that stuff so if you know that then you should apply it to every
drawing that you have. Sometimes I just get too caught up in the reference and
just try to copy exactly what it looks like but if I get the general
proportions down first and then tweak it to make it look like the person it seems
to have better results. So I did film the number 34 that you can see in the corner
there and it doesn't really turn out very well
so I cut that out of this video and I filmed the one after the one that you're
seeing just now I also cut that out just so you could see a little bit more of a
slowed down version of me drawing one face rather than me speeding up and drawing
multiple faces and I took about ten or so minutes to do the face that you're
watching right now so I think I've been taking ten to fifteen minutes to do the faces
since this video and the results have been a lot better than what I have done
in the past and I'll - I showed you a little flip through at the
start of this video but I'll also show you a little flip through of the ones I like
the most at the end as well, so far, anyway because I think that the more you
do it the better it will get and repetition is definitely key on learning
how to draw. I do realise that the more I draw and the more I actually think about
it the better I am because a lot of the times when I draw I just mindlessly draw.
I don't really think about what I'm doing and it ends up in a disaster but
when I actually think about what I wanna draw and place my marks with purpose I
tend to to get a little bit better and the analogy of sculpting your drawings
really helps me as well. As if you're chipping away at some clay to carve out
the features of a face does make it a lot easier to understand. I don't know
something ind me has just clicked recently about me accepting the way that
I draw right now and accepting that I will get better if I draw more, rather than
just wishing that I could be like this person and draw like that person. It's
just much easier and much more calm to not worry about it and just draw the way
that you draw and improve as you go, pick out things that you don't like and
change it as you go. I don't know. Anyway here's the first one. I started off quite
loosely, not really worried about it and I just tried to get them done as
quick as possible that one next to number three is a little bit shocking {Laughs}
please don't look at that but I tried to do a lot of
different male and female faces and masculine and feminine and neutral and
old, new and young, just a lot of different types of faces kids as well. I
didn't do babies but I might do babies in the future. Caiden also picked a few
of my references, the ones that you're seeing now he picked, He picked the ones
with the most weirdest faces ever. He also picked this one to be honest but
yeah he was just scrolling for my Pinerest and going, mummy you should draw
this one for your hundred head challenge and it was like have you done
your ten heads today yet? He kept on asking me. I haven't finished it yet. I am
very behind. I've got two days left of the challenge and I've only did 38 or 39
heads but I don't really care. I think that I'm doing a lot more drawing than
usual and I think I'll just keep it up, just to draw a couple of heads a day because
I do want to learn how to stylise characters and stuff it's not my main
goal, my main goal is to be able to do full bodies and other kinda drawings
but I do want faces to be something in my art that I want to portray a lot so
that's all that I have for you guys I hope that you enjoyed it. Please remember
to comment like and subscribe. Tell me if you have participated in this challenge
or if you think that you're gonna do it and share all your drawings with me on
twitter or instagram @ALLJArt Here are some other videos that you might want to
watch as well as my Etsy page and a little subscribe button for you to
subscribe to me if you would like. Thank you so much again guys and I will see
you next time. bye! <3
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Supercharge Your Basslines With These 5 'Secret' Ingredients (Basslines From Scratch 4/9) - Duration: 13:23.
In this bass lesson, you're going to learn the 5 factors that the best basslines in the
world use to sound so good.
Hi, I'm Luke from Become A Bassist and welcome to video 4 of the Bass Lines From Scratch
series where you'll learn the secret ingredients that incredible bass lines have baked into
them and you'll learn how to do the same with your own lines.
[Video Intro]
Ever wondered what makes a bass line so good?
It's a good question to be asking.
In this lesson, I want to share with you 5 factors that you can find in amazing bass
lines.
Now this list isn't exhaustive - there are definitely other things that can make a bass
line great - and these also aren't rules to follow.
A great bass line doesn't have to have all these things - in fact, they might have relatively
few of them.
The point isn't to give you a bunch of rules to follow.
The point is to get you to think of your own bass lines in different ways to make them
that much stronger.
That being said, let's jump in.
The first factor that goes into a great bass line is the dynamics!
How loud or soft is each section of the bass line?
Then zoom in.
How loud or soft is each note within the bass line?
If you've ever heard Bootsy Collins talk about 'The One', dynamics is exactly what
he's talking about.
The story basically goes that when Bootsy joined James Brown's band, James Brown didn't
care what Bootsy did in the middle of the bar.
All he wanted was a really strong beat one at the start of every phrase.
I'll put a link in the description to a video with Bootsy explaining it because he
can do it WAY cooler way than I can.
So instead of giving all the notes the same weight and the same treatment you can pick
your places to really give it some and when to back off.
In the case of James Brown, he just wanted a really strong beat one and you can hear
it really well in his song Get Up Offa That Thing.
The bass line goes like this.
[plays bass line] It's a 2-bar phrase, right?
And every 2 bars, we always come back to this low G.
It's solid and it has more weight and heavier dynamics than the rest of the line.
If you were playing this bass line and didn't really care about the dynamics, you might
end up with this [plays lame bass line] It still kind of works, but it's a bit lame.
But if you took that same exact line and really hit the one hard every 2 bars and backed off
everything else, have a listen to the difference.
[plays bass line] I'm kind of exaggerating a bit here, but the 2nd one has way more impact
- and if you do this by the way, drummers will love you!
When this works, almost nothing feels as good - and it all comes from just focusing in on
the dynamics of the line.
Simple!
The second factor is density and space.
Every great bass line will use different levels of density and space.
Basically, how much of the time is the bass playing and when it is playing, is it playing
a lot of notes?
Or relatively few notes?
In general, the greater the amount of time you're playing and the more notes you play,
the higher the intensity will be.
And if you play for less of the time and play less notes, obviously the intensity drops
right off.
Let me show you an example.
Imagine we've got this to play with [plays track] A dense line might sound something
like this.
[plays dense line] Lots of notes, right?
A sparse line might be more like this.
[plays sparse line] Something in the middle might be this [plays bass line]
Now it's not one or the other.
You don't have to either play as much as you can all the time or hardly play anything
at all.
It's a spectrum and the deeper you can go on either side of that spectrum, the better
your ability to create great bass lines will be.
Learn to create really dense lines!
Learn to be comfortable with incredibly sparse lines as well!
So far we've just kind of talked about the density of the bass line in a section, but
you can also take a bigger picture view as well and think about the level of density
between different sections of a song.
One person that does this especially well is guitarist and producer Mark Ronson.
If you listen to tons of his stuff, he's always very carefully choosing his moments
for the bass to play vs. when the bass drops out.
A great example is his version of Valerie.
The bass is in from the very start all the way through the first verse, pre-chorus and
chorus, and then when it gets to the second verse, the bass just stops playing for a full
8 bars.
What does this do for the song?
Well the bottom has just fallen out of it, so it really brings the intensity down after
that first chorus, but when that bass comes back in, the whole track lifts back up again
and the bass kind of slingshots the energy back up.
Not playing can be one of the most effective things to do as a bass player - it's something
I have to get more comfortable with myself sometimes.
Alright!
Let's move on to factor #3.
Have you ever heard the phrase 'Variety is the Spice Of Life'?
Well it's true in bass lines as well.
Every truly great bass line is going to have a ton of variety in it - and there will often
be variety in multiple aspects of the line.
There'll be variety in the rhythms that gets used, the notes, the articulations, the
sounds - everything!
One of my favorite examples of variety in a single line is The Jackson 5's I Want
You Back.
Have a listen and see if you can hear all the variety in there.
[plays bass line] You've got long notes, short notes, notes in between, strong notes,
weak notes, different rhythms all throughout, periods of intense activity and periods of
silence and space, different articulations.
And all this is crammed into a 4-bar bass line!
It's no wonder that this line is iconic - it's a real masterclass of variety.
YOU know that this variety is a big contributor to that, but to the audience, who might not
know the mechanics behind the line, it just feels really good.
When you're making your own bass lines, inject some variety into what you're doing
by actually thinking about these things consciously.
A lot of people just kind of play without thinking and asking, "What does the music
want?"
Ask yourself if the music is improved by changing things up.
Can we make these notes longer, these notes shorter?
Does dropping out for a section make sense?
Even if you're playing a simple straight up 8th note bass line, can you change up the
attack or the weight of the notes to add more variety.
So instead of doing this [plays bass line] you get something more like this.
[plays bass line] Hear the difference?
It's subtle, but man it makes such a difference.
This is the kind of stuff that your audience will really enjoy without even knowing it's
you doing it.
Even some musicians might not pick up on it, and that's fine!
As long as the music sounds and feels good, then you've done your job.
Factor #4 is the tone of the bass - the actual sound that you want for the song.
There's no one magic bass tone that will work everywhere - no magic amp settings or
bass settings.
In fact, depending on where you're playing, your sound will have to change.
There usually IS however, a good sound for the song.
Again, we're asking "What does the music want?"
If you're playing high-energy slap stuff, you probably want a really bright, snappy
sound.
[plays slap-type line] If you're playing a really slow, dirty blues, or maybe some
reggae, you might want your sound to be way more mellow.
If you're playing a Motown gig, you might want to use flatwound strings to get that
James Jamerson sound.
An upright bass will make a jazz band sound much more authentic because of the tone of
the instrument.
If you listen to Flea play, he's got a much different sound than James Jamerson did.
It's not that one sound is better than the other - they just serve different kinds of
music in different ways.
You can do the exact same thing.
I'd encourage you to consciously think about what kind of sound you want for your next
bass line and try as much as you can to dial that sound in rather than just accepting and
using the sound that you always use.
The final factor we'll be talking about today is time feel - sometimes just called
'feel'.
Some styles of music have a time feel that 'pushes'.
It gives the feeling of movement and forward momentum.
A lot of jazz music and swing music uses this kind of very subtle feel.
It's not speeding up - not rushing - but it takes off and carries you along with it.
If you've ever heard any kind of more traditional jazz, you'll usually find the bass player
pushing the feel in their walking line.
[plays walking line] Can you hear the momentum in something like that?
To me it feels like you're over the speed limit and you know there's speed traps all
around.
It creates a certain amount of tension and excitement.
If that's the kind of feeling you want in your bass line, then you can try pushing the
feel a little.
Now the kind of 'opposite' of pushing is 'laying back' - sometimes also called
sitting back or behind or 'in the pocket'.
Again it's not slowing down - not dragging - but the time feel is really nice and relaxed
and it feels like something you can just sit in and feel really good.
It's probably a bit more common to hear a laid back kind of feel in more modern music
- perhaps because it's less demanding on the listener.
A good example of a style that's really laid back is reggae music.
If you listen to something like this [plays Stir It Up bass line] it's super chill - there's
none of that edge that we had when we were pushing.
It's very different.
Of course right in the middle of those 2 extremes is where most music lives - right down the
center.
A lot of music that's produced these days is quantized meaning everything is manipulated
so it's perfectly in time - no pushing or laying back.
This kind of started in the 80s with the first drum machines where the human element got
kind of taken out of some music, but that's kind of fallen out of fashion for a lot of
musicians these days.
By the way, it isn't just 3 'settings' - pushing, center or laying back.
It's a whole spectrum of nuance.
You can ever so slightly push, ever so slightly lay back - and most people have a natural
tendency to do one or the other.
There is a whole world of subtlety in this one aspect of bass playing alone!
Where exactly you place the feel in your own bass lines is up to you.
Do you want a feeling of momentum and drive?
Try pushing a little bit.
Want things to be straight up and down?
Play right in the center.
Want things to feel nice and relaxed?
Lay back in the feel!
Now I've just thrown a lot of stuff at you - I know it can be tricky to keep track of
everything.
That's why I've created a checklist you can use to make sure the bass lines you create
are always top-notch and make sure you don't forget something that could take your bass
lines from good to great.
It's 100% free and you can get it by clicking the first link in the description of this
video, filling out the form on that page and then I'll send it straight to your email
address.
To recap though, you learned about 5 factors of killer bass lines.
Firstly, you learned about dynamics and giving different notes different levels of weight
and importance.
Then we talked about density and space; learning how to play very dense lines as well as being
comfortable playing very sparse lines or even dropping out completely.
Factor #3 was variety of all sorts and how it can bring even the dullest bass line to
life.
Next was tone and sound and how they can affect the song you're playing and finally, we
talked about time feel and how pushing, laying back or playing in the dead center of the
beat can make the music feel different.
Thanks so much for watching - I really appreciate it!
Make sure and check out the Bass Lines From Scratch Checklist to make sure you create
bass lines you can be proud to show other people - it'll be really helpful for you.
I'm Luke from Become A Bassist and I'll see you in the next video of this series!
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Gretchin - Now - Duration: 3:24.
Is it time my love?
Did I shake the boat enough?
Enough She doesn't seem worth your tears,
Said you've been hung up for years Maybe it's time you moved on and I'll be here
Why waste your time, on a nickel when you could have a dime
I'm sick of trying for love I'll never get
Oh oh oh, I didn't see you coming Oh oh oh, you left my heart a thumping
Oh oh oh, I can't get over this now I can't get over this...
What have I got to lose?
If I were to force you to choose I'd choose the second, cause I could be
way better for you What if we compromise?
Let me have you for just one night Then maybe I can prove myself to you
Oh oh oh, I didn't see you coming Oh oh oh, you left my heart a thumping
Oh oh oh, I can't get over this now I can't get over this now
Oh oh oh, feels like my own demise When I look in your eyes
I cant get over this now I cant get over this...
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How much cosmetic filler should I use? - Duration: 10:40.
today is it possible to turn back the clock with just five mils hi guys my
name is dr. Sarah Tonks I'm a cosmetic physician in London ah something I get
asked an awful lot is do I really need all that filler well I guess it kind of
depends on do you really need to see a result when you have your treatment done
if you've seen any of my previous videos you will know that in order to get a
stellar result you really need to use an awful lot of filler to get there and
that's just because as we age everything changes so your skull becomes smaller
and it changes in shape the fat compartments change in shape and
sometimes shrink other bits get bigger everything winds up falling and sort of
sliding down the face so in order to get something which I would consider to be a
good result you really have to have a way to tackle all these different issues
separately and it's very commonplace for whatever reason patient doesn't want to
maybe make all those changes in one go so what would I consider to be sort of
the minimum that somebody would need in order to get at least something
happening generally speaking for me that volume would be around 4 mils obviously
in somebody who's younger you're not going to need as much as somebody who is
older so it's very common in patients who are maybe in their 50s 60s that to
get a really really good result you'll have to use somewhere in the region of
like 16 syringes of course you'll see a difference with for very often but these
changes are cumulative and because so much has changed about that person's
face those four mils they're not really going to cut it
they won't really touch the sides even so you do have to be prepared to put
more in so let's go on over to our patients if you guys have seen the
videos before on the channel you will probably have a really good idea of what
I'm about to say but if you haven't seen them well let me just dive in here so of
course the first thing that I'm going to mention is this very very hollow in the
upper lid and do you recall me saying that this part of the eye here the
a-frame in some people it becomes very hollow with age and you get a lot of fat
loss fat atrophy there and it makes this distance appear longer which is aging
some people treat this with fact some people treat this with filler it really
depends on how you're coming at the problem nevertheless this would be very
high up my list of things to treat because remember when you're looking at
a face for the first time we have to look at what is downgrading that
person's face the most what is the least flattering feature on their face and
then that's the thing that we treat first to restore the facial harmony the
second thing that I notice is these so the brows
apart from being very faint are very very low it would be advantageous if
there was I don't know a magical way like Botox maybe to raise them up
slightly the third thing is these temples here very very hollow and it's
really giving the face a more skeletal appearance the fourth thing that I
notice is this loss of volume underneath the eyes it gives a sunken much more
tired appearance then lower down my list I'm looking at the jowls here lots of
volume across the chin we do have some vertical lip lines and you can see this
platysmal band down here as well just poking through so
when someone comes in to see me even if they're coming in for a video I try and
basically treat the areas which are of concern to them and at the same time
treat the areas that are of concern to me and often they are not the same thing
so often I'll get patients coming in saying you know what I really I can't
stand these vertical lines on my upper lip or I can't stand how dark my eyes
are or the skin underneath my eyes or I can't stand my jowls they're better
usual ones it used to be oh I don't like my nose to mouth lines or I don't like
my marionette lines but it almost seems like the focus has been taken away from
those areas recently I'm not sure why that is there's definitely not so much
of a trend these days of people mentioning those specific areas but
remember the dinner party rule guys if somebody sat in a darkened room opposite
you at a dinner party can't see whatever it is that you're talking about like
your vertical lip lines then the chances are it's probably not worth worrying
about it's much more common these days to worry about the shape of the face and
the overall global effect rather than looking at individual lines and wrinkles
so with that in mind I was kind of restricted as to what I could do so
let's check out what I did this is a first for this channel so I've never
used Sculptra on the channel before I think in this series I've got gosh maybe
three videos or two videos coming up where I do use a bit of Sculptra here
she's had just the one vial split between the two temples actually in the
clinic it's not something that I use very often because I find that people
they don't want to wait for their Sculptra results they want something
which is impactful reversible and they want it now with
Sculptra you have to do usually more than one treatment session so you're
looking at doing maybe I don't know two or three treatment sessions and you
don't really get the full benefit of it for about maybe six weeks post treatment
because her cheekbones are already very wide in order to get lifting which was
one of her concerns I can't add volume on top of the cheekbones without filling
the temples and in front of the ear it will just look terrible because it will
make her face look wider and then she will look even more gaunt so instead
what I did was views just a ml of Juvederm Volift in front of the ear
just to try and get some lift and then the next thing I did was used some
Teosyal redensity 2 which is specifically designed for the under eye area just
underneath the eye at the worst point which was right here then I swapped 40s
out ultimate to do the chin crease and just underneath the chin so in total
Sculptra measured a little bit differently but I estimate that it's
around five mils that I've used okay guys so let's go over to the results and
see what happened the answer is nothing much because we really really need to
add more volume in here but let me talk you through it so first
of all obviously I couldn't do anything with her upper eyelids unfortunately
it's a shame because that would really be a hot area for me to treat ditto with
the shape of the eyebrow as well there has been a slight improvement in the
under-eye region again really she needs more treatment here in order to get a
good result and I'd want to take it further lateral as well because it will
help to push up the outer corner of the eye slightly and take it more into a
youthful position there has been a slight increase in the length of the
lower facial third a wee bit for me it's not quite enough
but what really stays and out is we got to do more temple we
have to I think at that rate she would probably need to do another maybe
another two treatments with the Sculptra in order to get a good result
I guess the take-home message for today is you can't expect miracles from a
really small amount of product I know five mils sounds like a lot but if you
think about it those little ketchup packets that you get when you get to
take away they're 10 mils so this is half of that so it's really not much
that's hardly anything to get a good result you really have to be using
something like 12, 16 maybe even up to 20 mils of product if you want to see
something really really impactful of course you do have other options so
other cost-effective ways of getting that volume in there might be to do fat
grafting problem with doing fat grafting is of course you need to have a
secondary procedure in order to be able to get the fat in the first place and
you also can't dissolve it there's also a bit of debate about the predictability
of the longevity of fat grafts - okay guys so that's it for this week I hope
you enjoyed the content and found it informative let me know in the comment
section below if you have any questions about their procedures which I perform
today and please also let me know how many ml's you've had in order to meet
your aesthetic goals I'll see you again next week in the meantime please
subscribe to the channel and like the video bye
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New Giant Jurassic World Surprise Dinosaur Eggs Fallen Kingdom Mattel Dinosaur Toys Unboxing - Duration: 11:16.
oh it's great to see you today today we have giant drastic world surprise eggs
to open up what can be inside of these keep watching right now as we unbox and
filled all of these awesome Lego in breakout beast toys and dinosaurs from
New Giant Jurassic World Surprise Dinosaur Eggs Fallen Kingdom Mattel Dinosaur Toys Unboxing
okay let's go ahead and start checking these out here we have a giant
gyrosphere surprise egg from Jurassic world fallen Kingdom inside we have
breakout beef egg cool the breakout beast from Mattel are gonna look similar
to this here with slime we go ahead and put those together in a minute let's see
what the other eggs hold oh this egg had a lot more let's check this out
Oh check it out Wow we got a bunch of jurassic world
legos here these are knock-offs but they are awesome
here we've got sticking the lock we have a drastic world fallen Kingdom
Velociraptor like Jurassic world fallen Kingdom Triceratops and indominus rex
from the first Jurassic world and a purple Dilophosaurus cool okay then next
in this giant egg what do we got let's see oh cool we have a Jurassic world
battle-damaged velociraptor awesome okay but they had something else in there
what else was in there ah another one of Mattel's breakout
beasts okay let's check what was in the third one before we start putting these
together what could be in here Oh another one of the breakout beasts
with slime cool and something else was in there oh it's another breakout beast
with slime so we got four of those awesome okay so that is everything we
got in the giant surprise eggs cool I'm gonna go ahead and clear the board
and we're gonna start putting these together and behind all of these is a
giant Dino rivals box but custom with box Mattel sent me it's like puzzle
pieces in there once you take out the puzzle pieces you got awesome new Dino
rival toys I did go ahead and unbox that already if you want to check it out I
think with these today I'm gonna start with the simple one which is opening up
our battle-damaged Lassa raptor yeah looks awesome so here you've got the
Velociraptor and there is the other battle damaged ones which I have already
reviewed cool and there is our Battle Damage velociraptors this light hit it
in the side squeaks big wound opens up they did a great job painting the nails
the head the face full movement on the affirms looks like he's trying to swim
or something so really awesome Battle Damage
velociraptor okay so next I think we will start on
the Lego ones our first one is gonna be a lego sting he will walk
and there is our Battle Damage sneaky Moloch these are knock-offs from China
so they are not the originals but they are good quality okay that our next one
was indominus rex
there is are also indominus rex is like a tan
and then we have a triceratops
there is our awesome Jurassic world tracer itas okay then our next one is a
philosoraptor
there is our awesome yellow and green Velociraptor okay then our next one was
awesome purple Dilophosaurus here is our awesome purple Dilophosaurus sorry guys
I love these things I mean that looks sup that looked like the bag just barked
that out I'm not just saying that because Mattel sent me these guys they
are awesome even if you don't put them together just look at this
we're else are you gonna get something cool like back
so there is our first on all put together you could put the egg back
together with the slime in the egg and then it comes with this piece here you
could put on top of the egg there to display your creature up here on top of
the end oh how cool is that check that out Wow
check that out looks almost like they're alive and guys these are good quality
pieces I mean they feel almost like they're rubber
they move and you could post them into so many different shapes that is so cool
okay and there we have Tempest let's go ahead and set him on top of it's a cool
is awesome time for our next door
then pick up the slime that's extra and put it into the egg cool let's go ahead
and put it together
Hey and there we have older go ahead and put him on top of his display right
there okay there we have Boulder all the top is a awesome eight-time 4x
once again you have preserved later use
okay and there we have black car guys I am super surprised by the quality of
these usually when you get a gimmick like slime or something like that you
get cheap quality figures these guys are super heavy very good quality they
almost feel like they're made out of rubber and then the way you could
display them on that egg that is so totally awesome
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Spielwarenmesse Nürnberg 2019 - Duration: 18:17.
Toy Fair Nuremberg 2019 My personal show highlights.
Hi everyone and welcome to my short report video about the Toy Fair in Nuremberg.
As you might know this is one of the biggest shows of its kind in the world, and since there are many new scale model kits in display there as well it is certainly worthy for us scale modellers to go there.
However, my main interest was to meet fellow modellers there, who i know through YouTube, Facebook and such things.
In this picture you can see these amazing guys, who i got to meet there. Links to their online pages and groups are provided in the video description.
I want to thank the well known scale modeller Nuno Da Costa from Portugal in particular here, because he provided the entry ticket for me.
What you will get to see in the next minutes is really just a small selection of the models, that were on display there. There was so much to see and to document that it is impossible to show it all here. It would be too much.
Instead i am going to show you the stuff i found interesting in particular.
Let´s start with letter A, which leads us to Academy. They will release the 1886 Daimler Motorwagen in 1/18th scale. I am not entirely sure, but it looks like it is just a re-release by Academy. It looks like a pretty nice model anyway.
I did not see an AFV-Club booth, but they showed a few new things at the Astromodel booth. Amongst those were a StuG III and a Starfighter, both are models of the egg-format.
It is not really my flavour, but i know that these things are quite popular right now, so why not?
At the Ammo by Mig booth there was a lot to see. They keep releasing kits, which are done in cooperation with other brands, like the Panzerkampfwagen IV G by Border Model, a Tiger I, a pretty freaky Syrian T-34 variant and a M4A3 easy eight Sherman, all done by Rye Field in 1/35 scale.
There was also a kit, which appears to be developed by the company itself, on display. A T-54 B in 1/72 scale. Looks pretty decent to me.
The diorama builders get something as well. There will be several sets of modern gas pumps in 1/35 scale.
In addition i saw some green stuff, like grass tufts, shrubbery and individual plants. There were also a couple of texture pastes to form a landscape.
In my experience such pastes are not the best solution, but we will see how good these are at some point. Maybe it is worth a look.
Of course the weathering products are still in focus. There will be complete weathering boxes, composed to match the requirements for a particular subject.
The first weathering set is made for vehicles of the US Army during WW2. It contains a few useful things, but also a lot of frippery.
For weathering-novices such sets might be a useful starting point, so they get to see how it all works and which look you can achieve. However, it is better to make your own washes and pigments at some point once you got the hang of some weathering techniques.
In the end it will definately save you a lot of money, because an elaborate weathering set like this one won´t be cheap at all!
An interesting novelty are these texture pastes, which allow to create the anti-slip panels on modern tanks. Model kits tend to represent those only very poorly.
Apart from that there will be a new plastic cement by the brand. When it comes to glues in general i don´t expect anything revolutionary, because the already existing glues don´t leave anything to be desired.
Finally the Air Viper airbrush was presented at the Ammo by Mig booth.
This system features a 0.2mm fine plug in nozzle. It is already available under the Badger label.
The model brand Asuka showed a new Sherman kit in 1/35 scale. It is a M4A3 named "cougar".
Unfortunately i am not too knowledgable about Shermans, so i don´t know how relevant this new kit is. Anyway, it looks pretty decent to me.
The Hasegawa booth wasn´t very impressive at all. They mainly showed off models, which we know already.
Very striking were the civilian construction vehicles and this tractor in 1/35 scale.
Besides that i saw this airport fire truck in 1/72 scale.
Hasegawa is also releasing figures of fairly scantily-clad Japanese school girls in 1/12 scale. Well, its Japan.
Hobby Boss keeps releasing kits of relatively unusual vehicles. There will be a kit variant of the French R-35 tank, called R-39.
Lovers of airplane models get a 1/48 scale Yak-28 PP and a 1/32 scale B-24 Liberator. A built model of the Liberator was also on display. It seems like the trend for large scale models continues.
IBG Models has impressed me a lot with their unusual subjects lately.
I found the Lancia 3Ro truck interesting in particular. It comes in several variants, one of them has a howitzer on the load floor.
In the 1/72 scale segment we will get a large portion of the Crusader tank family at once. I am very pleased about this, because the old Hasegawa kit is no longer holding up well.
Let´s continue with ICM. The new addition to the 1/16 scale special forces series will be a member of the Israeli OKETZ force. Their specialty is the wide use of tracker dogs.
In the smaller 1/24 scale section there are also some new special forces figuers: Four members of the SWAT police force.
For quite some time ICM offers us several variants of the Ford T-Model in the classic 1/24 scale. Now they are releasing suitable civilian figures as well.
In my opinion ICM does a great job, their figures are very well done.
The Liberty Truck in 1/35 scale was already released last year, but there will be another kit variant of the vehicle soon. For me the actual differences are hard to spot, though.
Italeri had a very nice booth, but there were just a few actual novelties on display.
The line up of World of Tanks and World of Warships kits was massively increased over the last year.
For scale modellers such kits are not that interesting, because the kits have been around for quite a while already. The painting and marking options in the kits are matching the look in the video games, not the look of the real vehicles.
Regardless, i think it is a cool concept. A lot of new and young people get in touch with the hobby this way.
The new T-35/85 with full interior is already in the shops. The model was nicely presented and i like it a lot. I might just get one of these at some point.
Besides that Italeri is busy with re-releasing some older kits, like the Mercedes-Benz 300 SL in 1/16 scale.
Whether this practise is useful or not is a debate on its own. I personally don´t mind it at all.
While walking around at the toy fair i happened to see the booth of the brand LCD Models. They had a really lovely looking electric locomotive on display.
Unfortunately there was no information on the scale of the model or the type of the loco. There was just a note, saying that it is a plastic kit and consists of over 1000 parts.
Since we are already talking about trains: MiniArt is releasing several waggons of the WW2 era in 1/35 scale. There were both German and Soviet waggons on display.
I find the railway subject in 1/35 scale in itself very fascinating and i am curious to see, what we will get in the future.
Of the well known Caterpillar bulldozer there will be another kit variant. It appears to be a civilian one this time, but i am not entirely sure.
I noticed that civilian subjects had a quite prominent position at the show. Thats a nice diversion.
Apart of many figure sets, which are already available, there were some news in the accessories segment.
Finally we will get cranes, tools and all the bits and pieces we need for tank workshops both in the factory and in the field. This is very commendable and the diorama builders will be very happy about this in particular.
In the model railway area of the show i saw the MiniNatur/Silhouette booth. As some of you might know i like to use their grass tufts, shrubs and trees a lot for my dioramas.
Most of the new items were blooming shrubs and trees, which looked simply gorgeous, just as we expect it. If you are looking for great trees and plants for your dioramas you will find some of the best in the MiniNatur range.
The Polish brand Mirage Hobby mainly showed their kit boxes and barely and new releases that are of particular interest to me.
However, the sales representatives were very generous gave me three kits for free right away, so i can review them for you guys at some point.
The American M5A1 light tank in 1/72 scale is a new kit, which features a couple of special parts, which were used on the tanks of the 4th Armored Division in Normandy. It will be released soon.
The Panzerkampfwagen IV E in 1/72 scale and the Polish armored car "Kubus" in 1/35 scale are already a few years old.
I have already peeked inside and i think they look pretty decent. However, more about that in some later videos.
The well known German model kit retailer Modellbau König showed the 1/35 scale Faun L900 truck together with the Sonderanhänger 115 trailer by their own brand "Das Werk" in all its glory.
Just a few years ago a high quality kit of this vehicle in the classic 1/35 scale was just a dream. And people tell me all the time that the hobby dies! Such tremendous new releases would never take place, if that was the case.
To simulate a heavy load there are weighted tires for the truck and the trailer available. Thats a useful accessory.
The next new kit by Das Werk did also arouse quite some interest: It will be a 3cm FlaKvierling 103/38 in 1/35 scale.
This thing was previously only available in small quanities made out of resin. They showed us the sprues and the finished model. Very tempting!
Apart from that there were a T-80U by RPG Model, the Puma by Rye Field and the Jagdpanzer Ferdinand with Strabokran by Amusing Hobby. All kits are 1/35 scalers and available since 2018.
If you recall the last modelling heresy episode about the pointless model products you might remember Mr. Hobby.
The supply of pointlessness gets increased constantly. There is nothing to say about that, just have a look at it yourself.
The Revell booth was duly big and was filled with several new releases and re-releases.
The Rockwell B1 Lancer in 1/48 scale makes a return! The kit dates back to 1983, but it comes now with photo-etch. It is not my prey-preference, but the model has impressed me anyway.
The good old "Aunt Ju" in 1/48 scale returns as well. I have the older release of this kit sitting in my stash and i think it is still a decent kit by modern standards.
In the 1/32 scale segment Revell continues the Fw 190 line with an A-8 Sturmbock variant.
I am very pleased in particular about the release of a 1/32 scale Bf 110 C-7 kit. However, it is the reboxed Dragon kit.
I was told that the price tag will be very modest, so i will jump on this right away once it is available.
When it comes to new toolings there were two passenger aircraft kits, one Airbus A 320 and an A 321.
For the rockstars amongst us there will be an US truck in "KISS" design and an "Iron Maiden" Spitfire, both in 1/32 scale. Bold decission, but it is a cool idea.
When it comes to civilian vehicles we will get the Deutz D30 tractor as an easy assembly kit for the beginners and a Landrover for the more advanced modellers. Both are new toolings and in 1/24 scale.
After some years of break the Büssing 8000 S 13 makes a return. I built the kit some years ago and loved it. You can find a video about it on my channel. It is a shame that the trailer for it is not coming with it.
Revell is going to offer various Star Wars kits by Bandai. That will be awesome for the fans of this universe. As an example for that you can see the 1/72 scale Millenium Falcon here.
The brand "Sabre" was unknown to me perviously and will release railway waggons in 1/35 scale in 2019 as well. They showed a G10 waggon and a flatbed car.
The grandmasters of Tamiya had a lot to show at their booth.
For friends of Allied tanks there will be a British Achilles tank hunter in 1/35 scale, based on the M10 kit. As you can see the kit is a bit more elaborate than one might think at first.
Furthermore Tamiya continues to update some of the older kits to bring them to modern standards. Now the have chosen the Marder III M. It gets new crew figures and better segmented tracks.
In the 1/48 scale segment the well known SS-100 tractor comes now with an 88mm FlaK gun by Italeri. Quite a fitting combination.
In this segment there was also a new tooling in form of the Japanese Type 16 MCV. Last year the same vehicle was released in 1/35 scale.
For the friends of the small 1/72 scale there will be a new Bf 109 G-6. It seems like the Bf 109 never gets boring!
The re-releases to celebrate the 50th anniversary seem to be a bit unnecessary to me. Back in those days the kits were lovely and good, but nowadays the figures in particular are not of much use anymore.
To my surprise there were even some small brands like Toro Model present at the toy fair.
The resin figures they had on display were highly detailed and i love the choices of the subjects.
Trumpeter had a lot to show! Finally the important gap in the FlaK range will be closed with 5cm FlaK 41 gun. What a good deed for a lot of collectors!
For the fans of modern weapons there will be the Pantsir S1 system. It is little surprising that the same vehicle will also be released by Meng soon. The "arms race" between the Asian brands continues.
The old shellbacks amongst us get the Russian destroyer Taszkient in the classic ship scale 1/350 and the Titanic in the crazy 1/200 scale. A built model of the Titanic was on display.
At the Vallejo booth there were a couple of cool surprises. It seams like this paint brand is expanding its range of products drastically.
Besides paints and weathering products there will be diorama accessories as well. Here you can see a small selection of sets with boxes, drums, walls and barricades. Its all made out of resin.
The quality has impressed me both on the unpainted as well as on the painted examples. The question is, how much this is going to cost?
Furthermore there will be individual pave stones and bricks, as well as smaller house elements and even complete dioramas.
For those, who shy away from dioramas, might find these one-part diorama bases interesting in particular. The details look good in some places, a bit crude in other places.
The range includes streets, railway sections and air fields.
Finally we take a look at the Jagdpanzer Elefant by Zvezda in 1/35 scale. After the earlier release of the Ferdinand this is the logic continuation.
It looks like the kit comes with a molded on Zimmerit coat already, which i would find very helpful.
Alright, thats it for my tour to the Toy Fair in Nuremberg. I hope you found this video informative and enjoyable. See you again in the next video, your Hamilkar Barkas.
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Sergey Lavrov Meets FM Thailand Don Pramudwinai - Duration: 4:58.
Mr Pramudwinai, Friends,
Welcome to Moscow.
We very much value our friendship with Thailand, our longtime partner in Southeast Asia.
We enjoy a comprehensive political dialogue at all levels, as well as cooperation in security, trade, investments and culture.
We are ready to continue this interaction.
Today we will discuss these issues in detail, as well as our interaction in international affairs, including the developments in the Asia-Pacific region.
It is especially useful given Thailand's presidency in ASEAN this year.
Once again, welcome.
I am happy to see you all.
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Sarojini Nagar Haul 2019 | How are the clothes doin? - Duration: 6:13.
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Gilberto on why he's unsure Torreira is Arsenal's answer to Kante - Duration: 2:49.
Arsenal legend Gilberto Silva has admitted that he is not sure Lucas Torreira is the right man to be the Gunners' holding midfielder of the future despite the Uruguayan winning over the fans during his brief time at the club
The 22-year-old joined Arsenal from Sampdoria in a £26.4m deal last summer and immediately impressed fans with his dogged performances in the middle of the park
But Silva does not appear to be convinced by his performances so far this season, admitting that he is not sure the Gunners have found a player who can compare to N'Golo Kante or Fernandinho
The former Arsenal midfielder made a name for himself in that holding role during the club's Invincibles season of 2003/04 as he partnered Patrick Vieira to an unbeaten Premier League campaign
The club have been left searching for his successor in defensive midfield since his departure in 2008 but Silva does not believe it is Torreira
"Arsenal in the last few years have tried to find a player for this position, which is not so easy nowadays because football has changed a lot," Silva told talkSPORT on Friday
"I have seen so many clubs play without this holding midfielder. At some point, it became not so important but then teams started to realise this player is important to the structure of the defensive part of the team
Now we have Kante - but he is out of position. I prefer him to be in the centre. At City, Fernandinho
"Arsenal bought Torreira but the first season is quite hard for him. I don't know if Arsenal have found the player to be the holding midfielder yet
"I don't think so, when I see their games compared to the other teams, when you compare to Fernandinho and Kante, I don't see the same style of players
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etham // i wish it was me {sub español} - Duration: 3:48.
Known each other since forever You always seemed to have my heart
said that we'd end up together But I never knew where to start
And everytime you find somebody And tell me how you think they're the one
It's hard for me to take You loved me in a way that I don't want
You look at me like I'm someone You only need when it goes wrong
But you look at him like he's your missing piece And darling, I wish it was me
I wish it was me
Oh, it's hard to be the reason The reason you can sleep at night
The one you miss so much, you're barely breathing The face you see when you turn out the lights
And every time you've got nobody I'm thinking maybe I could be the one
It's hard for me to take You loved me in a way that I don't want
You look at me like I'm someone You only need when it goes wrong
But you look at him like he's your missing piece And darling, I wish it was me
The music fades, the lights come on And I just want to take you home
But you whispered to him that you're ready to leave And darling, I wish it was me, I wish it was me
And I almost told you about a million times Always tripping over words I never seem to find
Just a little closer, it's getting harder to hide
I keep losing the lights But the answer's right there in your eyes
You look at me like I'm someone You only need when it goes wrong
But you look at him like he's your missing piece And darling, I wish it was me
Oh, you look at me like I'm someone You only need when it goes wrong
But you look at him like he's your missing piece And darling, I wish it was me
The music fades, the lights come on And I just want to take you home
But you whispered to him that you're ready to leave And darling, I wish it was me, I wish it was me
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World News - Kendall Jenner talks Kylie pregnancy rumors and gets scared by 'mom' - Duration: 6:25.
Kendall Jenner cleared the air on her sister Kylie's rumored pregnancy and Super Bowl proposal, during an appearance on Ellen
Earlier this week, Kendall's 21 year old sister Kylie shared a photo of her and boyfriend Travis Scott on Instagram, which was captioned, 'baby #2?,' but Kendall insisted Kylie isn't pregnant
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When Ellen asked why she would post something like that, Jenner said she didn't know, adding, 'She's really interesting
' Share this article Share 'Love her, love her so much,' Jenner added. 'She's really clever
I don't think she's pregnant, no.'Ellen also asked, because it's 'legally my responsibility,' if Kylie's boyfriend Travis Scott proposed to her during the Super Bowl
'Not that I know of,' Jenner said. 'Not that I'm aware of, so if he did, she hasn't told the family yet, but I don't think that that has happened
'When Ellen mentioned that, if Scott had proposed, their mother, Kris Jenner would know, Jenner responded, 'Most likely
' Aside from being the highest-paid model in the world, earning $22.5 million in 2018 according to Forbes, Jenner is also a spokesperson for acne treatment Proactiv
'I struggled with acne when I was really young, and I've been struggling again kind of recently, so when everything came up with Proactiv, it was kind of a no-brainer for me, just because I personally know what it feels like to have it,' Jenner said
'For me it was a no-brainer because it was more like, if I could put myself out there and show that I have a way that I got clear and I struggled with the same issue, I want someone to feel comfortable enough to be like, OK, if she did then hopefully I can help someone,' she added
'Beyond what it's done for me, I've seen so many of their success stories and I think it's really awesome,' she said
'Every time they show me I literally burst into tears because so many people have been helped by it, and I think it's really awesome
'Ellen then revealed that everyone in the studio audience was getting a $150 Visa gift card to try Proactiv for themselves
During another segment, Jenner revealed that she was, 'a little offended' because she has never been a victim of one of Ellen's iconic scares, but others in her family have, like her mom Kris Jenner
Ellen then showed footage of Kendall's mom Kris Jenner getting scared backstage, and then another video where Ellen tried to scare her backstage, but it didn't work
Ellen moved on to talking about her relationship with NBA star Ben Simmons, who she admitted to be dating, 'for awhile now,' but when Ellen asked if her mom approved, Kendall finally got scared
An Ellen staffer, hilariously dressed as Kris Jenner, popped out from the table to scare Kendall, and it certainly worked
Kendall Jenner's full interview with Ellen will air Friday, February 8.
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Lavrov's Remarks at a Wreath-Laying Ceremony on Diplomats' Day - Duration: 2:28.
Friends, Every year when we celebrate our professional holiday, Diplomat's Day, we express gratitude to our veterans who are still with us and commemorate those members of the ministry
who lost their lives fighting for the freedom and independence of our homeland during the Great Patriotic War and in line of duty, as well as those who perished during persecution campaigns.
On this day we traditionally pay homage to our great predecessors who were laid to rest in Russia and abroad.
It is one of our main traditions, which all our missions outside Russia scrupulously observe in order to maintain continuity and preserve the dignity of our efforts.
Everyone knows about the complicated situation in the world and the difficult conditions in which all of us are working now.
I would like to say, though, that the overwhelming majority of our diplomats are doing this commendably, keeping up or at least doing their best to keep up the high standards set by the previous generations.
We will continue to do everything in our power to implement Russia's foreign policy, which was formulated by President Vladimir Putin and which is viewed positively in most countries despite the attempts to discredit Russia for the sake of discrediting. We can feel this.
I would like to once again thank our veterans who continue to share their invaluable experience with our young diplomats.
Best greetings on Diplomats' Day!
I hope it will be a joyful and memorable day for all of you and for your families and loved ones.
Best regards on our professional day.
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Fosis | Ethar Vlogs - Duration: 13:49.
hi guys I welcome back to another vlog if you dont know who i am
ethar and let me get into this video a bit before I actually start it so currently
you guys can tell from the mess on my bed I am packing to go to Sheffield for
I think the event is called fosis I only heard about like a few weeks ago and
literally last night I bought my ticket so it's really cool that they that you
pay like a day before you go there was a coach ticket I took my sister's spot
because she didn't want to go anymore so I'm so excited about it and yeah I'm not
prepared at all are you guys could tell but inshallah i take everything
with me everything goes well and that's all I could say yes that all i can say im so excited
i will take you guys along with me
every time i get ready literally I just have played my playlist anyway this is what I've got so
far before when it comes to packing that is
because I want a carry-on a day on the I want to carry a small pack on the day
just in case so I can put my and I also like literally I was gonna bring to cut
Heidi's of the same color and you know why do you have a I do have another
hoodie in here that is the same color as that but it's longer I see any reason
why because it's so long it's like to my knees so yes no yes that's it
that is everything
so i didnt know were the meet up was so i went into the library to asked them do you know were the
student ISIS was
when it isoc
I'm thinking clearly
you
go to the girls go up that everything that we do here today this morning that
you're giving here for me is beneficial and that we are benefits to one another
in Charlotte rather and this is not a one-way street so be it but then when I
was 12 years old my friend Olivia payment state overnight when I put my
hands together dear God please remember you do regulated
my shoes did I just prayed we just won a tree
she's so good but I named it you press it to get on the lift
anyway we need it done we've done all the lectures now the Doudna council kind
of meeting I don't have anything to do with it so I'm just gonna go and look
around the university because this university is so so cool and it's like
so muslim' friendly as well which details but yeah come all the way to the
top of the building because this is the only empty bathroom long story short
this building is so busy so many students so many people at the
conference it's crazy but yeah it's like really leaving soon so I'm literally
just ah you know it's a picture but we you're ready to go
he's legend one wearing just a long red dress sorry I forgot through and I think
it's three maybe Spindler I know this is matching but I'm excited oh my gosh
wrong floor okay the cupcakes are
you
you
I've just arrived and we're gonna pray first now I feel quite oh so she really
nice
welcome
I don't need to have the trouble and fog right so welcome first of all I ask
follow this kind of a very brief history of Sheffield
the dunya will become valid enemies of each other on the day of judgment except
those who will build their faith upon pipe and I want you to look into who
your friends
every door allah lock every door a lot closes reunion that's kind of I've
been trying to get through that door I'm up close isn't it several of wisdome but
because that door closed you will open tuned from his love and mercy of us so
never lose whooping applause economy time so have that in your heart that
Allah will only see me through but I got to do my part I got a tie up my family
can't leave it there and say it's going to come out when I come out of the
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