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Tom penny is basically a mythical

character in skateboarding. There's so

many urban legends and stories about the

crazy things that he's done. A lot of

them actually being true, which we'll

talk about. But Tom had one of the best

skateboarding styles of all time, of

anyone who put wheels to pavement. And a

lot of people actually consider him the

best skateboarder, in general, of all time.

So let's take a look at the career of

Tom penny. Welcome back to Rad Rat Video,

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Tom penny. And Tom penny is a religious

or cult figure in skateboarding. You hear

about the cult of Tom penny, you hear

about his legends, you hear stories about

how he showed up at a park, did

something incredible and unheard of, and

then just faded away into the ether,

never to be seen again. All kinds of

really crazy things about Tom. From

his style to his demeanor, the way he

held himself on a skateboard,

he is absolutely a legendary

skateboarder and that we should take a

look at his history and where it came

from.

Tom is from England, and he started his

career with the radlands contest over

there. Although he mostly grew up skating

alone, or with a small group of friends, his

first few appearances were pretty

heavily influenced by what was going on

in skateboarding at the time, like the

tech stuff, the multiple flips, and that

kind of thing, but you can see a glimmer

of what he would become. There's some

style under there, and there's some

switch and some nollie stuff, which was

still pretty new in 1994. Tom got 6th

place, but the following year in 1995 he

actually got 1st place, with a single run.

There were all sorts of stories even

from that, where he showed up, did his one

run and left halfway through the comp.

When he won, they had to call him to get

his mum to bring him back to find out

he'd won. Soon after that win, Tom moved

to the US. His original UK sponsor death

box, they had transformed into flip, and

they had moved headquarters over the US,

and Tom went to join them over there and

he also got on Etnies, where he got his

first full length, legit, video part

in High 5. Let's take a look at that.

There's a few standout tricks in here,

like that switch frontside flip over the

rail. Doing tricks over handrails was

still new, and switch frontside flips

were pretty new. This trick alone

would have been an ender. Also, his switch

flip was perfect. Not a lot of people

could do them just as well as their

regular ones, but Tom could. Or how about

this? The

flip back tail stall was sick enough, but

how about this ultra casual frontside

flip over the vert hip? A few years after

that, when I was first starting skating, I

saw that video part and I was not very

impressed because it looked so easy.

I couldn't even comprehend how hard that

stuff was supposed to be because of the

way that he does it so casually. But

think about who has the best frontside

flips you can think of. Did you think of

Andrew Reynolds? Because he went and he

tried that same frontside flip on the

hip, and this is what he said. I went to

chickens pool this one time to skate, and

just thought like, I want to try and

frontside flip where he got that little

hip, you know. He did the kickflip back

tail and then he just went down and did

that kickflip, stuck to the wall over the

hip. I figured I could frontside flip in

a quarter pipe, so I should be able to

frontside flip this little hip, right? I

tried it, and seriously, every time the

thing would just shoot me out to the

flat bottom. Like, completely out of

control. There was just no way I could do

it. After that, I was just like, "I don't

get it." He was just as delicate little

thing, just stuck to that wall. Flat

ground and vert are like the same thing

to that dude." Look, we're 20 seconds into

his video part and it's already

legendary, but his actual ender is a

switch frontside flip down this double

set, which is pretty crazy, because he did

a regular frontside flip, and that was

good enough to make it in Transworld.

He also switch frontside flipped

Carlsbad. Twice. The first time, he went

there alone, and the second time he

actually had to bring a filmer to

actually record it. He didn't even think

of it at the time, which you'll find

happened a lot over his career. Around

that time, there is also an industry

section in 411 issue 11. Tom only

has a few tricks, but just watch this

line. Every trick is perfect or better.

His tricks that are a tiny bit sketchy

are actually better looking than his

perfect ones. Everything is super clean.

And just watch how he ends it. A lot of

people probably could have done this

line, but just look at the way he does it,

the way that he just goes with the flow

of the spot. He doesn't push, he doesn't

do speed checks to try to get ready when

it's time to hit that rail, he just kind

of does it. He just goes with the flow. It

looks like he just made up that line on

the spot, and given the other things that

I've read about him, it's possible that

he did. But even if that one was planned,

there are a lot of stories about him

doing crazy stuff. There's this one from

Transworld in 2007. There's no

actual footage from this event, though.

"Outside of his ridiculous footage during

his early days in the States, one example

of the types of urban myths penny spawned

was one that I happened to experience

firsthand. In early 96, West LA's hot rod

skate shop had rented a warehouse

downtown, built a pretty decent mini ramp,

and threw a party to inaugurate/

celebrate the whole thing. With

jam-packed platforms and anywhere from

two to four skaters dropping in at the

same time, the session was extremely

heated. With his trademark beanie pulled

well below eye level, Penny embarked on

his run-of-the-mill tranny destruction

run, miraculously dodging the likes of

Mike Carroll, SAD and others. As he

casually cruised the ramp until he was

alone, pretty much at that very moment,

every light in the warehouse blew a fuse

and the entire party was left in pitch

black. However, through the darkness the

discernible noise of Tom's trucks

hitting the coping did not stop for

nearly a full minute, until someone found

the fuse box with the help of a lighter and

some luck.

Penny kept skating, either unaware or

simply unaffected by the lack of vision

on the ramp. Precisely as a lights came

back up, a stunned crowd watched in

disbelief as Tom's frozen, mid frontside

flip, floating over the ramp, completely

undaunted by either light or dark. Sixth

sense indeed." Also in 1996, Tom appeared

in Transworld UNO video. He only has a

few tricks at this bank spot, but even

that is a crazy story.

So if you want to see the whole video

watch Transworld Anthology. There is some

music in the beginning, so I can't play

it for you for copyright strike reasons,

but I'll try to summarize it. So the team,

being rob dyrdek and some other skaters,

took him to this spot and it's a really

crazy spot. It's really steep, it's just

the right length that it can shoot you

right onto your face if you mess up, and

they figured they'd get some basics out

of him: his switch flip, his frontside

flip and stuff like that. But what

actually happened was pretty ridiculous.

So he did that basic stuff they were

expecting, but he just didn't stop. He did

a nollie backside flip, going in blind

and fakie, and after that nobody else was

skating because they were just watching

this guy do whatever he wanted. Within a

couple of tries, he does a bunch of stuff,

and then he sealed the deal with a

switch backside flip. "Don't come back

here, the bank is definitely closed."

"That was the final time I feel like

anything was ever done there. I don't, I

can't even imagine, like, especially in

Southern California, like, when one

individual just shuts a spot down, like... I

don't think... nobody goes there. Not even

to this day, like, you can't go there

because you know, like, no matter... it

doesn't matter what you do, like, it just

will never compare to the one man

destruction session that he just put

down, and like, blessed skateboarding with."

Absolutely crazy, but also in 1996, Tom

got his first Transworld cover doing

this front blunt is completely

unbelievable... because he didn't actually

land it. Kind of weird. These days, you

would never consider publishing a trick

that wasn't landed, but apparently that's

what happened. But tom was always super

casual. If he was trying the trick and

just didn't feel it, then he would have

walked away and not even bothered with

it. I found a ton of stories about just

how ridiculously casual he was, like this

one from Chad Muska.

"That was pretty much the craziest part

of it all. It was almost like he didn't

know he was doing anything special. None

of it was conscious. Nothing he's done

has been conscious. It's just all natural.

His whole life is like that. Anywhere you

went, he would just bust something. No

cameras, nothing. None of it was ever

planned in any way. It was never like, "I'm

gonna do this, and I'll get this cover and

be a superstar." It was just, "Oh, there's an

obstacle in front of me, and I want to do

this down it." Boom. "I'm just doing it." Tom

was one of the biggest skaters in the

world in 1996, and then he suddenly just

disappeared, and even his disappearance

was casual. I remember even when I first

started skating a few years later, I

started 2001, there were always these

stories about Tom sightings. People

would see him somewhere, "he showed up at

my skate park, he did a giant nollie flip,

and then he's gone." There would be ads

published of him where he would be doing

a trick, and it would just say 'somewhere

in Europe.' You wouldn't know where, and

you wouldn't know when it was shot or

anything like that.

He was completely gone from the public

eye, and even his sponsors had a hard

time tracking him down, like Sole Tech.

They wanted to give him a pro shoe, and

they kept asking what he wanted his pro

model to look like and he just never got

back to him. Apparently, he had been

skating around Europe in Timbaland

boots for a year, the same

boots, and so they kept asking him 'what

do you want you shoe to be like?' Over and

over, and he eventually just sent them the

boot so that they could do some sketches

based on it, and they got it. And it

wasn't actually a Timbaland boot,

that's kind of the urban legend version

of the story. It was actually a Colombia

hiking boot, but still. Either way, this

dude had a shoe sponsor, he had enough

money to buy skate shoes, and yet he was

just skating around in hiking boots, you

know. It just didn't matter to him.

Something else that didn't matter to him:

I found this story where he lived in

Europe and he -- in France I believe -- and he

was right next to a filmer, and they

lived right next to each other, and they

also lived by this park. Well there was a

bunch of cool stuff to skate. Sometimes

he would call up the filmer and they

would go do stuff, sometimes he wouldn't

even bother. So one day, he went there, he

found the biggest gap that was in the

whole park, and he kicked flipped it, and

he didn't bother to call the guy. It just

didn't matter to him. But why did Tom

actually leave? There was always a lot of

talk about how he wasn't happy with the

skateboarding industry or how things

were going in the US and stuff like that.

But here's a quote from Tom himself: "I

never really made any decision to leave

the states or the spotlight. Right before

I left, I was living with Shawn Sheffy for

a couple of weeks, and he was like, 'you're

not coming back.' I was like, 'yeah I am.

I'll be back in two weeks. I'm just going

to the contest and then I'm coming back.'

He was like, 'no you're not coming back.' I

went to all the Euro contests and just

ended up in London I saw all my old

friends again and ended up staying there

for a while. It just happened." Of course

he just kind of wandered over there and

it just kind of happened. Completely

ridiculous. Well there's a ton of really

crazy things that happened while he was

over there in Europe. For example, he shot

this ad in 1998,

although the ad ran in 2000. He's doing

an Indy 540 on vert. Tom had skated pools,

a lot of transition and stuff like that,

but he was never known as a vert skater.

And yet, here he is doing a legitimate

Indy 540, with a legitimate amount of

vert skater level air. Completely crazy.

And even more crazy is the fact that he

had never tried a 540 before. He just

kind of got the idea and did it. And he

never bothered to call up a filmer, even

though he was filming for menikmati at

the time, and he actually made it pretty

tough on himself. He said, "I would drink a

beer between every try. I think I drank

something like 18 elephant tall boy

Carlsberg beers before

I finally landed it. I manual rolled the

flat bottom and manual rolled up the

other side. It was pretty crazy." Yeah,

there was a lot of drug and alcohol use

around this time too, but he says he

cleaned his life up around 2003. But

here's another crazy story from the time

in France. This is that same park I was

talking about earlier. He does a 5-0 shove

it out. It's basically like a one set,

like a stair height. I could probably do

that trick at that spot. Just picture how

that would look if you or I did that.

Okay, but now this is Tom doing it.

Transworld wrote a whole article about

the invisible shove it. It kind of looks

like he does a 5-0 and he's gonna go

to tail side, then he just doesn't. His

feet never look like they leave the

board, but somehow it ends up rolling

away backwards. It's completely crazy.

That was just his style though, it was

just so fluid and natural. You could

barely even see when things happened.

Here's another crazy one: this is a 360

flip to fakie that he did in Copenhagen.

Here's the story: "there were not many tries,

it's only a few as I remember it. The guy

is such a natural, it's insane. That roll

in he's skating is no joke.

It's a gnarly place to do those tricks,

and the way he did them, it was hard to

comprehend. I'm not sure he even noticed

Jesper shooting. Jesper got two great

photos: the 360 flip for the es ad, and a

frontside flip that I don't remember if

it showed up somewhere. As far as I

remember he made a couple of them (the

360 flips), maybe two or three." There's

actually a rumor that he was really

upset when he saw that ad because he was

there shooting the frontside flip for

TSA ,and that 360 flip was just poached,

like he wasn't planning on using it for

anything. But that's completely

ridiculous,

like he was just doing those anyway. He

didn't care if it was documented, and

someone just happened to take a picture

and shoot an iconic ad that's completely

amazing.

But his skating, it really makes me think

of how I skated back in the day, you

know, I was the complete opposite. I was

always trying to film for video parts. I

wasn't on any kind of Pro videos, I was

just shooting for YouTube, but every time

I went out, I would always push myself a

lot further than what I could do and

I just get more and more angry, just

trying to force this trick that I just

couldn't do. I would finally land it

really really sketchy and that would be

good enough, and I would just go home

angry. But that's not what Tom was like,

you know.

He would just do it. He was skating at

video part quality all the time.

Completely crazy. So after all that time

in Europe he came back and he shot for

Menikmati, which is one of my favorite videos ever

made. He was also in Sorry, Really Sorry and

Extremely Sorry. He moved back to the US

with a permanent residence visa in 2006,

and the parts that he put together

during this time were amazing, as were

his board sales. This Cheech and Chong

graphic sold like crazy, and flip ended

up having to pay Cheech royalties when he

found out about it.

Geoff Rowley said it was one of their

best selling boards for 13 years

as of 2009, but it's actually been

re-released more since then. After a few

years in the US, it seems like he ended

up back in Europe. You start to see his

footage and pictures coming from over

there.

In 2015 Lucien Clark mentioned in an

interview that Penny isn't allowed in

the US anymore. I don't know the story

there. Maybe his visa got revoked or

something. I'm not really too sure, but in

2014 he was in a UK video called Albion.

It was shot on a VX but it's actually

pretty new. He's 37 here and it looks a

lot like his signature style is kind of

faded away over time. Although, because of

his cult-like status, you'll see people

arguing in the comments that this is the

best skateboarding has ever looked in

all history. I'll let you decide for yourself.

Last year, he filmed some stuff in Chile.

You never really know where he's gonna

turn up. It looks like he's still rocking

boot style skate shoes. His Supra model

which is called the Bandit, looks like

this. He also had a small section in the

Supra video 'Oscar and Friends.' At this

point is more about cameos than full-on

video parts. And a couple of months ago,

he shot this ETN ad in Copenhagen. Maybe

he's staying there now. I don't know.

He's 40 years old now, and whether he

comes back to the US, or if he ever cares

to come back to the US, time will tell.

But that is what I was able to find

about Tom penny. Share your favorite Tom

penny stories below. I know there's a lot

more. I wasn't able to cover all the ones

that I found, but in the meantime, until

my next video, here are a couple more

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SPORTS FOUNDATION IN MEDELLIN DOING MORE THAN PRODUCING GOOD SOCCER PLAYERS | MEDELLIN EN 3 - Duration: 3:01.

El deporte mas dominante en Colombia de lejos es el fútbol,

Donde jovenes de todos los estratos empiezan a jugar a temprana edad soñando en convertirse profesionales.

Pero una organización llamada Fundación Deportiva Internacional del Norte

esta haciendo mucho mas que entrenar jóvenes de bajos estratos a convertirse en buenos jugadores,

preparándolos en todos los aspectos, para convertirse en miembros importantes de la comunidad.

Sin importar las circunstancias.

Juan Jose, describe to me how the foundation started?

I always wanted to have a social foundation that helped young people

find their passion in life through soccer and sports.

What I want to see is quality human beings that truly contribute to society,

people that understand opportunity, risk, and the good things in life;

and that they themselves can make the best decisions with respect to their own lives

while recognizing the positive and negative consequences of their actions.

That after everything you've done, to leave a better world than the one you found.

Jacobo, tell us what it is that you like best about the foundation.

The interaction that we have with the coaches. There is trust between us and they care about us.

Apart from just trying to make us good soccer players, they want us to be good people.

Through this foundation, I want to be picked up by Real Madrid or another professional team,

because that is my dream.

There are many sports clubs in Colombia, what sets you guys apart?

One of the principal reasons for the foundation was to do away with discarding an athlete

just because he wasn't good enough to make it professionally.

So through the support we give them with English classes with us being tutors

that insure they keep up their academic level,

if they don't make it pro, we want them to receive international or national scholarships.

In the future, hopefully we will have the funds to help with in their education in a way in which down the road,

the boys are able to give something back to the foundation.

In the future for the club, we want to have a professional team

that can transform into the identity of a municipality like Copacabana,

where its citizens personally relate with an organization that is helping to construct the local society.

No me para de impresionar como aquí en Medellín, gente como Juan Jose

tienen un gran corazón y todo el deseo de mejorar todos los aspectos de su comunidad,

En este caso, a través del deporte.

This Is MEDELLIN EN 3

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I'm not blocked anymore. - Duration: 13:42.

wiggle wiggle wiggle

Welcome to this poorly made video

with a completely fucked up lighting against a wall

and that's completely not natural.

That's horrible, why did I do that?

Can you see my face correctly now?

(no)

That's shit.

*insert a cancerous and clickbait title here*

Woohhh...

I'm just fucking killing my microphone cable right now.

I'm not here to joke. (you're here to joke Ario, shut up)

I just prepared nothing, this is clearly one of my most fucked up video...

*ASMR*

I need to straight my microphone too...

So everybody can hear me.

YOU NEED TO HEAR ME! *fuck ASMR*

So, what was I talking about...

PS: the number of "Euuuhhh" completely explosed

It's actually a new type of video I make rarely, where I just sit and talk to you.

A lot of things happened since the last 1/2 years.

I need to tell you what happened because

I just started to be conscious about this

I just said to myself: "there's a big problem".

I just absolutely needed to make a video about this

Where I just tell you what's the problem.

It's been one and a half year, and there's just nothing that really happened in my videos

I'm not gonna lie, nothing happened since the last 2 years

Hi, my name is Antoine Daniel and I'm posting a video every year.

Cool.

And if I want to make this quick video

(That's not a quick video)

It was an idea that came yesterday

Becaus some things happened recently

And this things are...

not really funny.

And yeah my chair is broken, that's cool.

(Am I really talking to my chair?)

*fixed*

Sorry.

Something happened not long ago

Since 4 months, I'm installing myself on Discord

I'm talking with nice people.

And someone caught me, and he asked me if I could help him

to find a story for his text he was writting

On his computer.

So I was like: "why not? It sounds cool."

So I shared my invented story with him

like "that's for you, do what you want."

But some hours later, I remembered what I've done

And I just said: "Holy shit, it was nice."

I was feeling nice during the short time I wrote it

It was cool to write a story, to build my characters and all of this, even indirectly.

I find it was a nice sensation.

And I said: "I would build my own, it looks so cool."

So I did it, and until one week...

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Top20 of October Best Calligraphy found at #CalligraphyMasters

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The 28 species of clownfish are subdivided into in groups that we call complexes.

We will study one by one in this video series

Are they: Percula, Tomato, Skunk, Clarkii, Saddleback

and Maroons.

Do not forget to enjoy each one of them and get informed about you.

The orange clown fish (Amphiprion percula) is widely known as a popular fish

of aquarium.

Like other clownfishes (also known as such as anemonefishes), often lives in

association with sea anemones.

Amphiprion percula is specifically associated with with the anemones Heteractis magnifica and Stichodactyla

and, as a larva, they use chemical cues released from anemones to identify and

to locate the appropriate host species to use them for shelter and protection.

This causes preferential selection when their host species of anemone.

Although popular, keeping this species in captivity is quite complex.

The Marine Park Authority of the Great Barrier chooses the number of licenses for

which are issued to traders of aquarium fish looking for this and other

tropical fish in the Marinho Grande Recife's barrier.

The symbiosis between the clown and anemones depends that the clown would attract other fish to the

anemone, where they are stung by their tentacles poisonous

The anemone helps the fish by protecting predators, which include starfish, wrasses

and other maidens, and the fish helps the anemone feeding it, increasing oxygenation and

removing the waste material from the host.

There are several assumptions about of the fish to live inside the anemone without

are impaired.

A study conducted in Marineland of the Pacific by Dr.

Demorest Davenport and Dr.

Kenneth Noris in 1958 revealed that mucus secreted by the clown fish prevented the anemone from

their lethal nematocysts.

A second hypothesis is that A. percula acquired immunity to anemone toxins

of the sea, and was shown experimentally as a combination of the two.

The fish feed on algae, zooplankton, worms and small crustaceans.

reproduction Since these fish live in an environment

hot water, they can reproduce during the year.

Each group of fish consists of a pair of playback and 0-4 non-creators.

Within each group there is a hierarchy based in size:the female is larger, the breeding male

is the second largest, and male non-breeders become smaller and smaller as the hierarchy

descends.

Each fish is born male, but will only change to

the female if the only female breeder dies.

If the female dies, the male reproductive changes sex, it becomes the breeding female and the

the larger non-breeder becomes the breeding male.

The spawning process is correlated with the lunar cycle.

At night, the moon maintains a higher level of alert in fish and this increases the interaction

with males and females.

Before pairing, the male draws the female through of courtship behavior.

Such courtship actions include extending its fins, biting the female and chasing her.

Males also swim quickly in a upward and downward movement to attract

the females.

The location of the nest is also important for the survival of eggs.

Depending on the size of the female

400-1500 eggs per cycle.

The expected period of rearing females is approximately 12 years and is relatively

long for a fish of its size, but it is characteristic of other reef fish.

It was not clear why non-breeding continue to associate with these groups.

Unlike the non-reproductive ones in some groups of animals, they can not

of occasional reproduction because their gonads are not functional.

They can not be considered helpers in the nest, because he discovered that his presence

does not increase the reproductive success of the breeders.

Recent research (Buston, 2004) suggests that they are simply queuing for

the territory occupied by the breeders, that is, the anemone; non-breeding

living in association with the breeding have a better chance of eventually securing

territory than a non-resident.

The probability of a fish climbing this queue is equal to that of the individual who

at least one of its dominant ones, because an individual will move up if some

of its rulers die and not simply when its immediate dominant dies.

The development of juvenile fish for depends on the hierarchical system and can

be described as density dependent.

There is aggression involved in these small families, although not usually among the male sex

and feminine.

Aggression usually exists between males.

The greatest man will suppress the development of the next male minor and the cycle will continue

until the smaller fish is dumped from the anemone hostess.

Within each anemone, the regulation of the species is controlled by the female once

that the amount of space for fish in the anemone is directly proportional to its

size (which eventually reaches the maximum), then it controls the size of the other fish.

Amphiprion percula is a very competitive fish and this causes the smaller fish to have a

atrophied growth.

There is the potential for a fish to ranking, contesting its dominant.

This depends on the relative body sizes of the two fish, and it is very unlikely that

happens, since A. percula maintains well-defined size differences between

adjacent individuals in position.

However, in an aquarium, this fish is peaceful, and can live well in an environment

of aquarium.

Fish lay their eggs in a safe place near the anemone where they are easily

protected, and parents can withdraw to the safety of the anemone if the danger threatens.

The clown usually puts his nests to the night after a few days of careful cleaning

and examination of the chosen place.

The preferred egg sites are flat stones or slightly curved or some other item

that the fish dragged near its nest to the effect.

(In captivity, clay pots and saucers are an attractive choice.)

First, the female lays down some your ovipositor (a whitish tube that

descends from the belly), taking stock of the surface, then the male follows behind

to fertilize the eggs. After many passages, the nest is complete and will hatch in 6-8

few days after sunset, usually on a very dark night.

However, the male is very protective of the nest and incessantly stirs the eggs to provide

circulation of oxygen and verifies them As for any bad egg, what does it eat?

before they can rot and damage more eggs.

Females may or may not help the male to take care of the nest.

In incubation, the larvae explode and swim towards the moon and the open ocean to

ride the chains and eat plankton for about of a week, before the still tiny

clowns return to the reef and look for an anemone to settle in.

Eventually the cycle repeats itself.

Development The development of A. percula is relatively

fast.

After the eggs are fertilized, they ready to hatch after about

six to seven days.

After incubation, the larvae are very small and transparent, except for the eyes, the bag

yolk and some color throughout the body.

The larva then sinks into the benthic environment, but then nothing to the upper water column.

The larva spends about a week floating between the plankton and is carried

ocean currents.

The larval stage ends when A. percula sets in the ocean floor.

The process of larval stages for juveniles takes about a day.

There is rapid color development during the juvenile stage of A. percula.

During the juvenile stage, the anemonefish must find a suitable anemone host.

Specific chemical components are used When finding your host.

These chemical clues are different for each anemone.

This causes preferential selection when their host species of anemone.

When A. percula comes in contact with the anemone, it produces a protective mucosal lining.

This mucosal lining is developed with multiple interactions with the host anemone.

A. percula dances around the anemone, playing their fins first to the tentacles

and then your entire body during your first interaction with the anemone.

This process may take a few minutes or up to several hours.

If A. percula does not continue to contact with the host anemone, the protective cover

of the mucosa may disappear.

A. percula belongs to a group of fish that are not stung by anemone nematocysts.

If A. percula did not have the mucosa, they would be stung.

Other species of fish that do not have mucosa are consumed by the anemone.

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Shout Out Monday Evening - Respect Every Persons Loyalty As Yours - Duration: 8:47.

here we go with another Shout Out Monday Evening and today's shout out acronym is

some replay and why are we doing a replay well let's find out now I'm Tom

Kvichak and this is Toms Trains and Things this channel was created to help

other modelers who are in need of guidance in pursuing their dream of

building a model railroad and today we're going to do a shout out on someone

that I did a shout out once before now that was the very second shout out that

I ever did back in January 16th of 2017 and why am I doing this shout out well

on Friday I did a live show and somebody gave me a ten dollar super chat and said

is this the only way that I can get another shout out so that gave me a good

idea to do this shout out again now the acronym some replay is Shout Out Monday

Evening Respect Every Person's Loyalty As Yours now let me talk about loyalty

this person has been a loyal follower ever since I started here he has watched

every one of my videos I thinks he's commented on almost every one of them

and asked a lot of questions I've given a lot of advice I don't know if he's

taken the advice but I give it to him anyway but anyway who are we talking

about well I'll tell you in a minute or so I'm going to show you some clips from

the very first shout out like you did of this guy and it was on January 16 2017 I

recorded it I did the first part of the recording and the second part of the

recording I did five days later and the reason I did it five days later is

because I ended up in the hospital I was having migraines and my doctor gave me

some medicine that put me in the emergency room it increased my blood

pressure so high and I thought I was gonna die

so I went to an emergency room and they admitted me and my migraines did nothing

but get worse so they put me on some really strong medicine and you could

tell from the second half of this these clips that I'm going to show you that I

was really loopy I was out of it but I did the video anyway because I wanted to

get it out for you and but I'm going to show you three

different takes because the first part of it I did three different takes of the

beginning of it and you'll see why now let me put them up there right now and

Who am I taught me yeah and who am I talking about here well let me tell you

Sparky107107 so let's take a look at this right now

this thing oh alright well g'day model railroaders today is January 16 2017 today here we

go and this thing working here okay

well g'day model railroaders today is January 17th

well g'day model railroaders today is January 16 2017 if you haven't

figured it out already this Shout Out Monday Evening is for Sparky so let me

go find the utility knife so I can open up some boxes this one's for Sparky107107

I was going to do a big production on this but since I just came out to the

hospital and I'm on meds right now and I'm a little bit loopy it's gonna be a

really short one I was gonna do a you know big production about you know this

little utility knife right here that Sparkie always lost but I'm gonna skip

that for right now Sparkie reached 600 subscribers and he's going to give away

$500 when I first saw the video he was at 608 subscribers when I just looked at

a few minutes ago he was all the way up to 741 subscribers so good job Sparkie

there you go you made the statement tell what you liked about your channel it's

not the channel that everybody likes it's what they liked about you because

you're a nice guy you take the time even though that you had so many problems

this past year with the flood you still took the time to watch everybody's

videos and comment and when people watched your

videos and made comments on them you responded to them and that's why I liked

about you and one of these days you're gonna listen to some advice that people

give you you know people are always giving you a vice but I don't think

you're listening so one of these days you're gonna start listening to the

advice people give you so anyway I'm cutting this real short because I'm a

little bit loopy the medication and I'm on you know just I can't concentrate

really well so take a look at Sparky's channel

Sparky107107 I'll put a link up there

over here and at the end I'll put that little round thing over there and I'll

say Sparky along with mine and have a good day

and ooh that was tough

Wow I was really out of it that day but anyway go check out Sparky's channel

Sparky107107 the links will be in the description down here and subscribe to

his channel and ding his bell while you're at it and that'll notify you of

whenever he has another video coming out I know a lot of you are already

subscribed to them but if you are not subscribed to them already go ahead and

do that and while you're at it go ahead and subscribe to my channel also and

ding that Bell and that'll notify you whenever there's another video coming

out so don't forget Monday Wednesday and Saturday I have videos coming out and

occasionally I'll have a live stream sometimes on Friday and sometimes on

Sunday so check them out also I got a lot of videos on the playlist check them

out I have them categorized for you so you

could find them very easily on the subject you're looking for I have over

40 of them on there so go ahead if you're ever looking for anything that I

have you could check them out in the playlists they're easy to find

and so we'll see Ya

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Good Behavior: Because I'm Mrs. Claus - Season 2, Ep. 3 [INSIDE THE EPISODE] | TNT - Duration: 3:10.

[MUSIC PLAYING- "THE 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS"]

This episode is called "Because I'm Mrs. Claus," which

is obviously a lie that Letty tells to a little girl

whose room she's stealing from.

How did you know my name?

Because I'm Mrs. Claus.

[music playing]

This is a big episode with Letty's mother,

Estelle and her husband, Rob.

It's so funny to say her husband Rob, even though he is.

- To family. - To family.

To family.

Una familia.

What I love about this episode is that the pairings

are really different.

It's Joey and I and you and Lusia,

which we don't really see that pairing very often.

It was just a very different dynamic, which

it was a lot of fun to shoot.

Javier is very paranoid because he thinks

that there's this guy at the hotel who

probably is another hit man.

I think he might be here to kill me.

And Letty, meanwhile, is again stealing.

And that all comes to head in this moment

when you guys are in bed of, why do we keep

trying to change each other?

From the moment we met, you knew

I kill people for a living.

And I knew you were an addict, a thief.

Why are we together?

Is it going to be possible for us

to be different people, to fit into this idea

of good behavior?

It's starting to break apart here a little bit.

And then, of course, Lashever appears at the end.

Drop the gun.

You're under arrest.

FBI.

The big twist is that Estelle set up this whole thing working

with the FBI to trap Javier.

I'm sorry, Letty.

This was a very hard episode for me to write,

because everybody in every scene is lying.

So it's like tracking the lies and all of that,

to preserve the twist, to make sure that's still a surprise.

When I read that script, I felt

like I had food poisoning, because I didn't know

that that's what was happening.

But then I got it.

He kills people.

So in terms of a mother's perspective and a grandmother's

perspective, it's probably a good idea to not hang out

with him.

You find out that your daughter and grandson are

on the run with a hit man, and the FBI

asks you to help out with that.

- She did the right thing. - Absolutely,

And that's a thing I like to always be conscious of with all

the characters, is that nobody is

totally good or totally evil.

Estelle has good intentions, you know?

Javier's arrested, and then Letty

tries to stop that from happening

and gets herself arrested too.

Let him go.

Let him go!

Now they're in the back of Lashever's Sprinter,

on the way to prison.

ANNOUNCER: Good Behavior.

All new, Sundays at 10:00 on TNT and on the TNT app.

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Huh? Why not?

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I wonder why...

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But I still love you <3

Hey! Let's hurry, Sans!

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