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Through the Dark - Duration: 3:45."Through the Dark"
Written by KT Tunstall and Martin Terefe
Performed by Vicky Welsh
As I walk away, I look over my shoulder
to see what I'm leavin' behind.
Pieces of puzzles and wishes on eyelashes fade.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
How do I show all the love inside my heart?
This is all new as I'm feelin' my way through the dark.
I used to talk with honest conviction
on how I predicted my world.
I'm gonna leave it to stargazers.
Tell me what your telescope says.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
What is in store for me now? It's comin' apart.
Well, I know that it's true 'cause I'm feeling my way
through the dark.
Tryin' to find a light on somewhere!
Tryin' to find a light on somewhere!
I'm findin' I'm fallin' in love with the dark over here.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
What do I know? I don't care where I start.
My troubles are few as I'm feelin' my way
through the dark,
Through the Dark.
I'm feelin'
my way
through the dark.
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Babamın Günahları / Sins of My Father - Teaser 2 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 0:51.Can we become friends?
Yes we can.
What's your name?
Ozan.
Yours?
Zeynep, but most people call me Zeyno.
Zeyno.
Your name is beautiful as yourself.
We need to find a suitable donor.
We have no other choice.
Do we have anybody else we can check? Someone who has a blood-relation.
Ozan.
Don't make me regret finding you.
Stay away from Zeyno.
God..
... please..
... let my daughter live.
... let my daugher have a life.
She is so little.
I was so afraid, mother.
I was so afraid that I would go to heaven alone.
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Why French People Don't Get Fat: The REAL reasons! - Duration: 13:14.Salut YouTube in today's video
I am gonna do my best to share everything I know and explain why, in the land of cheese and butter and
cream and croissants
French people are able to stay so slim
and the statistics don't lie France does have the lowest obesity rate of
35 OECD countries only 10% of them are obese
They don't diet you don't often see them running around the gym five times a week
So how do they do it? It's just not fair right?! And I've heard some people say "Oh, it's the genetics!"
Guys think about it
This doesn't make sense France is almost in the center of Europe
Imagine the millions of people that have passed through this land over the last thousands of thousands of years
Their genetics have no greater
superpowers than the Italians do or the Brits do or the Spanish do
plus this argument is null and void because the
obesity rates and the average weight of the average French person has been steadily
increasing over time with the introduction of
globalized diet and influences from other parts of the Western world
meaning that it was actually what they're eating and very importantly how they were eating
that makes the big difference.
So let me share with you six lessons when it comes to food from the French
that allow them to stay in shape with very little additional effort
Lesson number one is that the French take their time to eat
So we've all heard about the famous one,
two-hour lunch breaks in France and this is NOT a myth
So even in Paris even in the corporate working world we break for one hour at lunchtime
And we sit down at the table and eat our lunch
And it takes that long because the French will break their meal down into components so a traditional
meal would be your entree, the main the cheese course and then
dessert for us in the corporate world at lunchtime
we usually just have an entrée and a main or a main and a dessert
But the principle still there of breaking your meal down into courses,
so this helps to maintain a healthy weight for two main reasons
So the first is you're at the table you're eating with all five senses
You know you're not distracted still working on your computer screen or watching TV in the evening
You're present with your food if you can imagine you start on your first course
You know you have the time you're not rushed
You chew more slowly
And you actually savor what you're eating rather than just quickly inhaling a sandwich for example at the desk
So you can learn when you're doing all of these things your brain has the time to
register that you've actually eaten
So scientists saying that it actually takes the brain 20 minutes to figure out that you've eaten, and so when you eat quickly
your stomach is full, but your mind is still hungry
And this is why we just keep eating
beyond what we actually need
In France because you've got the time to go course-by-course
You can actually take a moment between courses when you're shifting your plates
so you've finished your entree and you're starting on your main
and it's a very different relationship with your main because
you've had the time to figure out
how hungry you still are how much room you have left
and then you make a decision to continue so even though you feel like you're having
two three even four courses sometimes
things are so spread out and the portion sizes are smaller anyway by default
that you actually end up eating
less than you would if you had one big plate of food
And you're quickly trying to shovel everything down as fast as humanly possible
Lesson number two is that the French eat a lot of everything
but don't eat too much of anything
What do I mean by that? Well France is not a country of deprivation
and when it comes to your diet the sources are creamy
their duck is cooked in butter everything is the real deal
you'll find it really hard to find low-fat, sugar-free
fat-free products like we have in New Zealand America UK for example
But why isn't that really unhealthy? Well not really because
usually these products are more highly processed
and they're more difficult for our bodies to digest because they're less natural
What the French
do is they take the real full products, but they all just eat a little bit of everything
There's a lot of variety in the diet so at lunchtime for example
It'd be completely normal that I have a full chicken breast some rice and some
vegetables and then for a dessert you might have some yogurt or a fruit or even a cake
But my point here really is that you have a full meal a lot of fruit and veg actually and a lot of
flavors on your plate you know the French woman around me
don't cut entire food groups out of their diet like carbs for example like we do
French women eat their cubs!
I think because they eat everything in moderation
they don't get these insane cravings
and they don't binge on things French people eat a lot of everything
They eat in-season products
They don't eat processed foods in general
And they avoid it genetically modified things like the plague
and you often hear French women saying things like "je fais juste attention"
which means I'm just paying a little bit of attention so they're never on these big crash diets
They're not doing the Atkins diet
They're not doing like whatever the big trend diet is at the moment
What that means is that they still continue to eat a little
bit of everything
but maybe a smaller portion size and they'll always just take a piece of fruit
or a yogurt instead of taking something
Super-sweet for example
Lesson number three from the French is that food education is as important as maths
It's as important as spelling
It is a subject in and of itself
French people are educated
about healthy food and eating habits from the moment they can eat them not like us at
23 years old googling away like which foods have high sugar content. That's a little bit too little too late
don't you think? And they say that the diet you have in your early years
Impacts your relationship with food for your whole life, so let's move
on to the French crèche or kindergarten because this is just kind of insane every day
these little French children 2, 3, 4 years old will sit down
for lunch for 1 hour at the table
And they will eat their four-course meal which has been provided by a chef with organic ingredients
The huge variety of food the menus are changing week after week.
They have strong flavors their blue cheese their shrimps
They really get the kids to eat a lot of diverse products
This is at no additional cost this is highly highly subsidized by the state
The crèches and kindergardens in France are very very cheap, and it's all inclusive.
This is educating their future citizen about something that they're going to need to do every single day
which is to eat in a healthy and
balanced way. You actually see these small children
and they learn to do things like serve each other first before they start eating
to drink water to eat in a slow and
healthy and civilized way. They're using their metal knives and forks for example
No plastic cutlery up in here! Lunch is really seen as a class that lasts a full hour
I actually have an example menu in front of me and
some of the main courses are like lamb skewers on couscous
codfish and a dill sauce and for the dessert
it's the choice between a
caramel or vanilla flan - like these kids are three or four years old!
My French boyfriend for example never had fizzy drink growing up in
his whole life. He's eaten at McDonald's
maximum a handful of times.
I think it sounds kind of mean to a culture like us like all these poor kids never getting these treats
but that's just normality for them, so they don't view it as mean or restrictive. That's just normal.
Lesson number four is around eating at consistent hours and privileging eating at home.
So I've mentioned this already in one of my culture shock videos
but I was really shocked when I came here
And how strict the schedule is when it comes to eating you eat three meals a day, and if you have a snack
that's a goûter and it's something that you have maybe around 4 to 5 p.m.
But that's it so thanks to this routine
you really know your body like clockwork, and so you find that the French never let themselves get too hungry
which means of course I never let themselves get too stuffed because they don't wait till they're absolutely
starving to eat and because as well they eat proper meals like sit down for a real, filling lunch and
a proper dinner I'm not snacking away in the afternoon, and you're not snacking in the evenings either
You don't get those cravings for ice cream or biscuits or anything at 9/10 p.m.
And in France they stay largely in control of when they eat in the evenings for example because they're
really privileging eating at home.
I've found a lot of French people do, they think that dining at home hosting at home having friends around
in the home is just
as sexy as eating out. A recent study by the committee for health education
here in France found that eating is still very closely linked to the national heritage here of
consuming good food for pleasure in France
76 percent of meals are prepared at home and the
favorite place to eat both lunch and dinner is in the family home with 75 percent
saying that they ate at the family table
Lesson number 5 from the French is that they just know when to stop.
I think the secret here is really around the
courses and that you break the meal down so you have that moment to stop and think am I still hungry?
How much more do I want? And I've also noticed that when you've got a bowl of salad on the table for example
You always just take a little portion each, but there's always some left and the bowl so you'll eat
and then you'll finish your share, and then you'll have a moment to think hmm
Do I want more? And then if it's yes
Then you take more so you don't serve everything that's on the table on the plate straight away
You don't fill up your plate completely you just take a little bit of everything
finish that and then we'll go for round 2 if
You feel like it, but there's also something here, not just around auto-regulation
but around peer regulation as well because
I have friends and my boyfriend sometimes will
comment on how much I've taken and they're not trying to be mean or shame me, but they're like oh
that's a lot and that actually seems to be culturally acceptable,
but you do sometimes hear those comments from colleagues like oh
I couldn't eat that much. Oh you must be hungry or oh, that's very sugary be careful
don't eat too much of that. Although I'm trying not to take it as a shaming thing I'm kind of like
this isn't any of your business what I'm eating, but yeah, it's just anyway
it's something that I've noticed over here
Lesson number six isn't so much about the food
but it's about drinking so the stereotype about France is that they're drinking wine at lunch time at dinner time
When actually yeah, they may enjoy a glass of wine at dinner time for example
but they don't care for hard liquor, and they're never out to drink too much, to get drunk and
absolutely trolleyed, okay young people aside
And I do have some French girlfriends that are living in the UK, and they're
hor-rif-ied
with the amount of drinking that gets done in the UK especially at
University a lot of them say like okay
I might drink a lot
But never to the extent where I would get drunk and fall over and vomit
I think they think it's probably quite vulgar to end up in such a drunken mess and my point is that
alcohol has a lot of carbs in it and
drinking is very closely linked to weight gain and yeah
They just don't have the same kind of approach to alcohol either here in France so those are kind of the main
principles that I wanted to cover with you guys today the six lessons that I've learnt from the French
I'm almost expecting quite a few people to comment on the fact that French people tend to be skinnier in
Paris than in the regions
And I think that is quite true to an extent there's usually a wealthier portion of the country living in the big city
So you'll get those young
wealthy
Parisians who have interests in yoga and fitness blogs
and health in general you're also super active around Paris. You're walking everywhere
you're walk five to ten kilometers a day just going through the metro system and
yeah, Paris is kind of a stressful lifestyle and you've got to remember that stress
can sometimes burn calories for certain people as well. One topic
I haven't touched on here is the smoking because I know the French smoke a lot,
and I know that smoking is an appetite suppressant
But I honestly think that such a tiny tiny piece of the puzzle
And if you think about it is every single smoker that you know slim?
not sure
And I really think it's around the attitude around foods and mindset and the approach to
eating in France which is kind of the secret and let me know what kind of topics below that you'd like to learn about or
know more about I'm happy to do research to investigate and to give my opinion on
The French, life in France and all of that crazy stuff and until next time guys - à bientôt !
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Supergirl- Kara and Sam- Inner Demons - Duration: 3:34.I am not a human.
Tried to be,
but I'm not.
Kara Danvers was a mistake.
Is everything okay?
'Cause I keep trying to make plans, and you keep ditching.
I've just been busy.
Do you know how many people in this world want to have superpowers?
Do you know how special you are?
I'm not special!
Yes, you are. -No, I'm not!
I'm just an average mother trying to take care of her kid!
What is happening?!
Mom?
Yeah.
I heard you scream.
I'm sorry.
Sorry, I had a bad dream.
You know I don't sleep anymore?
I think that you just had a good ole...human panic attack.
That's not possible.
No, I'm...
I'm stronger than that.
What are you doing, Sam?
Why didn't you tell me that you saw Krypton,
that-that you were having panic attacks?
I didn't want you to worry.
I'm a hero?
They will not call you a hero.
They will call you "Worldkiller".
I don't know...how to fight this one.
YOU LET EVERYONE THAT I LOVE DIE!
HOW COULD YOU DO THAT?!
Kara Danvers sucks right now!
I just feel like the worst mother...
It was so horrible, Alex.
It was so bad.
It was so horrible.
I'm the girl of steel!
I don't bend, I don't break,
I don't stand down for anyone!
I'm not...
a worldkiller...
I...I'm not a worldkiller!
At some point...
Even the Girl of Steel might break.
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U.S. Secretary of Commerce hopes for a gratifying result of the KORUS FTA renegotiation - Duration: 2:00.The U.S. Secretary of Commerce has spoken out on the upcoming renegotiation of the Korea-U.S.
free trade deal.
In a keynote speech at a forum in Washington on Tuesday, Wilbur Ross said the automobile
sector would be one of the key issues under discussion.
Cha Sang-mi reports.
The U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Wilbur Ross, delivered a keynote address on Tuesday on
the opportunities and challenges in promoting free and fair trade between South Korea and
the U.S.
The address was part of a forum on Korea-U.S. partnership in the Trans-Pacific Century,
co-hosted in Washington by the Atlantic Council and the Korea Foundation.
Ross expressed his wish for a satisfying result from a successful renegotiation of the five-year-old
KORUS Free Trade Agreement between the two countries.
He said the renegotiation schedule depends on South Korea, but it is still too early
to discuss as it hasn't taken off yet.
He said Washington sees the "automotive deficit" as the most crucial part of the U.S. trade
deficit with South Korea, and a priority during the trade negotiations, as South Korea imposes
(quote) "very different standards" on American cars and allows a small quota for car imports
that don't have to meet those standards.
He claimed that Korean requirements for American car imports aren't "reasonable in the overall
scheme of things".
Ross also mentioned the security alliance between the two nations, saying that trade
and security are two distinct issues, and called on the U.S. to be fully devoted in
tackling North Korean provocations.
In terms of trade policies, Ross said the Trump administration aims to reduce the U.S.
trade deficit and underscored the wish for a "free, fair, and reciprocal trade."
He added that this is a warning for any country involved in unfair trade, bringing up the
recent U.S. safeguard measures taken toward Samsung and LG's Korean-made washers.
Cha Sang-mi, Arirang News.
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[ENG SUB] Stray Kids EP9 - 'Great Practice!' Effort-King Hyunjin and Practice Bug Jeongin - Duration: 3:32.(Hyunjin has found Changbin to give him a rap lesson)
HY: after listening to the lesson, there are still something I don't understand
CB: you didn't focus on the lesson then?
(speechless)
CB: okay okay okay!
(just kidding)
HY: there is no way that I couldn't focus on it
HY: I was practicing my vocalization just now
HJ: I don't really know how to take that breath
(oh really?)
HJ: like, it has to go like this
(Hyungjin who is asking about the rap breathing and vocalization)
HJ: I was practicing, but the teacher said to also learn it from you
(from me?)
(Rap-Bin sunsaemin's vocalization lesson)
CB: okay, look really far away, think that you have to say something to someone that is 1 kilometre away
(t/n HONESTLY CHANGBIN U TRYNA MAKE US DEAF? tbh I actually laughed really hard)
HJ: why are you shouting like that with someone beside you?
(ah... this.. isn't it...)
CB: okay okay ill shout to you then
CB: you have to notice the difference
(1st attempt)
CB: no not like that
(Hyunjin is only making a sound with his neck)
CB: you have to think that its coming from a higher place
CB: try and make your tone higher?
CB: you have to get out of here and pierce it out
HJ: *without strength* HAaa...
HJ: I just had a good feeling about this
HJ: it was a feeling like it just caught in my nose
(right! thats it!)
CB: yes you have to do it with your nose
(Hyunjin is trying the vocalization with Changbin's advice)
CB: yes this is it!
(trying to keep this feeling, he took this vigor and randomly challenged the rap)
CB: doesn't it sound much better?
(great vocalization! he did it better!)
HJ: hyung, my head kind of hurts now
(t/n im sobbing he's such an adorable dork)
CB: your head hurts?
CB: then isn't it a bad thing...?
CB: no, thats a good thing! because it has to come from up here!
HJ: I feel really strange right now
(still thinking of the dreamy nasal experience) (t/n Korean is weird sometimes...)
CB: its really nice to listen to
CB: 'oh the vocalization is good?' like that kind of feeling?
(happy)
(Hwang Hyunjin / just did it better right now - a bit surprised and fascinated)
HJ: I'm going to practice more now that I've found that sound
YM: Lets here you sing first
(Maknae Jeongin starts his vocal training lesson!)
(t/n ouuuu maknae sounding goooddd)
(focusing)
(Jeongin has been putting effort in since he was called out in the evaluation)
(what will be the evaluation of Jeongin's singing?)
YM: it seems like you've been straining/working hard to improve?
YM: (at the busking mission) you got complimented didn't you?
JI: yes
(back at the busking mission evaluation)
RD: as for Jeongin...
RD: even though skill is skill, its like,
RD: he really catches the attention
JYP: that is really a great strength to have, to be able to catch the attention
JYP: as for Jeongin,
JYP: I'm kind of surprised; your singing really improved
JYP: you used to stick out like an amateur a lot
JYP: but this time, that amateur feel,
JYP: rEALLY changed a lot
JYP: you seemed really stable this time around!
(happy)
JI: I really couldn't even imagine it
(receiving warmth)
JI: i was really surprised...
JI: it was really.. ah I was really surprised...
(t/n god hes such a precious baby I just wanna protect him asdfghjk)
JI: i was really very surprised...
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Battling bone-chilling temperatures _ 121317 - Duration: 2:31.Good afternoon, icy conditions continue to grip most of the peninsula with cold wave
alerts in place in most regions,... including here in Seoul.
Daily lows this morning were nearly minus 20 degrees in Seoul and other northern areas.
It's not only the cold air, but dry air is getting worse... with a dry weather advisory
in place in Seoul... and daily highs will only get up to minus 2 degrees Celsius.
We'll get some brief relief from the cold snap on Friday and Saturday with a mix of
rain and snow then freezing conditions will return.
With the prolonged icy cold temperatures, many are coming down with colds and the flu.
As mentioned, flu season came early and is looking tougher this year.
Some of ways to prevent and fight the flu are drinking these flavored teas Grab one
to stay warm as well
With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.
While many of us in South Korea are shivering under the cold with more snowfall expected
for the easternmost islands of Dokdo and Ullengdo... many regions in North Korea are having even
colder readings under mostly sunny skies.
As for the rest of Asia, morning clouds in New Delhi will give way to afternoon sunshine
but expect to see patchy fog.
Meanwhile, Melbourne will have its hottest day since January as the mercury reaches 36C.
Heading to North America, those in Montreal will need to brace for freezing morning lows
of minus 16 degrees on Wednesday morning along with lingering snowfall.
As for South America, Bogota will have a rainy but mild day with a high of 19 degrees.
Taking you to Europe,... temperatures in Moscow will be a lot higher than Seoul, in fact,
there shouldn't be any major cold snap for the time being.
Lastly to Africa, Cape Town will have a rainy Wednesday with the high reaching 18 degrees.
That's all the weather update for now.
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Typhoon - "Darker" [Official Audio] - Duration: 3:55.♪ I tried, you know, just to tow the line ♪
♪ Love all the neighbors and live in the light ♪
♪ Sure I stumbled sometimes ♪
♪ Self-Contained, a convenient lie ♪
♪ Every source of pain ♪
♪ Every sting of pride had to come from the outside ♪
♪ But you, you won't even fight me fair ♪
♪ Wait for the darkness, catch me unaware ♪
♪ You pull me close ♪
♪ Then you twist the knife ♪
♪ I don't wanna live with the kinds of trouble ♪
♪ I keep finding myself in ♪
♪ Mirror to my left and mirror to my right ♪
♪ A void stretching out on either side ♪
♪ Is it your face or mine ♪
♪ Try to leave a mark ♪
♪ We carve our names ♪
♪ All cornered animals behave the same, then get eaten alive ♪
♪ So that's it ♪
♪ I wash my hands ♪
♪ Cut my ties to the world and its vicious appetites ♪
♪ Yes I am ready to die ♪
♪ Yeah I'm ready, yeah, I'm ready to die ♪
♪ I don't wanna live with the kinds of trouble ♪
♪ I keep finding myself in ♪
♪ Something's gotta give when the water keeps on rising ♪
♪ And the walls are closing in ♪
♪ How long can I keep this tired act together ♪
♪ It's a short ambulance ride ♪
♪ And then the waiting room forever ♪
♪ So tell me how do I make the right move now ♪
♪ Prepare me for the moment when my mind goes out ♪
♪ I am trying hard to follow the sound ♪
♪ You won't even fight me fair ♪
♪ Wait for the darkness, catch me unaware ♪
♪ Then you twist the knife ♪
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Babamın Günahları / Sins of My Father - Teaser 2 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 0:51.Can we become friends?
Yes we can.
What's your name?
Ozan.
Yours?
Zeynep, but most people call me Zeyno.
Zeyno.
Your name is beautiful as yourself.
We need to find a suitable donor.
We have no other choice.
Do we have anybody else we can check? Someone who has a blood-relation.
Ozan.
Don't make me regret finding you.
Stay away from Zeyno.
God..
... please..
... let my daughter live.
... let my daugher have a life.
She is so little.
I was so afraid, mother.
I was so afraid that I would go to heaven alone.
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Modern Shakespearean Sonnet 37. The Blind Girl in a Bike Race, by Andrew Barker - Duration: 1:15.Hi, I'm Andrew Barker. This is "Modern Shakespearean Sonnet Number 37:
"The Blind Girl in a Bike Race." They told me I could not do many things./ As soon as I could
understand their voice,/ They told me life was good, but each life brings/
So much that would have never been our choice./ They said I had to stay at home, read Braille/
And play the piano in the space they'd made/ Designed with me in mind.
That I would fail/ To balance outside, on my own, at speed./ But seated here I push on,
I compete/ Against, not just the others, but a world/ I have to show there's
nothing I can't beat:/ It's not about the bike, it's 'bout the girl./ My life took on
new meaning that day when/ I rode on grit made roads, not in the gym./
Thank you. I'm Andrew Barker. That was Sonnet 37 from "Joyce is Not Here:
101 Modern Shakespearean Sonnets." If you enjoyed that please Comment, Like,
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the Cost of JavaScript, SVG placeholders and WebAssembly: FrontEnd news (13 Dec'17) - Duration: 5:20.Hi!
Let's discuss today the Cost of JavaScript, SVG placeholders and WebAssembly support.
I'm Anatol and you are watching the Good Parts of the Frontend development.
[Music playing]
Link Clark wrote an article titled "Entering The Quantum Era".
Here she described how Firefox got fast again and where it's going to get faster.
As always, she interspersed a dull text with own drawings.
"HTTP/2 push is tougher than I thought" by Jake Archibald is a collection of HTTP/2 server
push pitfalls and recommendations how to cope with them.
As the author noted: "I don't think I'd recommend HTTP/2-push to anyone unless they'd exhausted
all other optimizations."
Addy Osmani presented a comprehensive guide namely "The Cost Of JavaScript".
We always hear about the web bloating and worry about image and video size.
The same amount of bytes for an image and for JS code will cost the different price
because the transmission size is critical for low-end networks.
Also JS parse time is important for CPU bound devices.
You can figure out the details on Medium.
Petr Gazarov tried to level down the TripAdvisor's "text input highlight" effect using React
and CSS.
The result looks fancy.
It's funny, that Federico Zivolo himself, proposed a pure CSS version without any JavaScript
below in comments.
Always bear in mind: "Keep it simple stupid".
[Music playing]
Addy Osmani has released another episode of "Totally Tooling Tips".
In this episode, Addy chats with Rob Dodson about his workflow for accessibility testing.
Have a look.
One more educational video is "8 Tips For Getting Better At React".
A tutorial in the video covers: inline conditionals, linting, using the React DevTools, component
types, and much more.
"How to use SVG as a Placeholder, and Other Image Loading Techniques" by José Pérez
is a libraries' overview for SVG thumbnail's creation in order to improve the user experience.
This is the fourth post of his series about techniques loading images.
Eva Ferreira posted a guide of the usage Grids and Flex CSS together.
Even though you don't need this approach in your project, the links at the bottom of
the article, would be useful.
You can find her article on Aerolab blog.
[Music playing]
Let me grab your attention to an exhaustive list of all the elements you need to have
or to test before launching your site.
Brandon Morelli published the "FrontEnd checklist".
It's absolutely priceless, especially for newbies.
Ana Tudor has proved one more time that CSS is amazing.
This time she posted a step-by-step how-to for smooth transitions from one shape to another
using SVG and vanilla JavaScript.
Let us back to CSS topic.
Eric Mayer expressed his thoughts in writings titled "Declining Complexity in CSS".
Eric noted that the fourth edition of his book is twice thicker than a previous one.
I think it's not the problem at all, you'd rather use such a book as a handbook rather
than a tutorial.
The last point for today is "WebAssembly Support Now Shipping in All Major Browsers".
This is a pivotal moment in the Web because it makes possible to run web applications
at near-native speeds.
It's not only about games, but overall about a computer vision, language detection, physical
simulation, etc.
Everything can run dramatically faster using WebAssembly.
[Music playing]
If you like this video give it "thumbs up", share it with your friends, subscribe to the
channel and watch other episodes.
Thanks for watching and stay curious.
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Wonderful Wednesday Shave Of The Day #OVS, TI 69 Straight Razor Shave, Stache Soap Works KEERA #SOTD - Duration: 27:43.Welcome to the Wonderful Wednesday Shave Of The Day! Hey Eric here with
Adventures In Wet Shaving and welcome back it's good to see ya it if this is your
first time here in your interests and learning on a straight razor shave go
ahead and hit that subscribe button then click on the bell next to it to be
notified when I upload videos that way you won't miss a thing
alright in tonight's shave I'm using my Thiers Issard 69
just a beautiful razor that is quarter hollow is fantastic shaver is in for
some tonight Stache Soap Works this is keera and it is a fantastic scent i really
enjoyed this one it's very complex like everything that comes from Erica which I
do enjoy yeah I really do now I have had that puck blooming me we're going to pour off
that bloom water we're gonna put that on this pre-shave just like normal
yeah
oh yeah oh nice really wonderful scent my brush tonight
is my Omega 10098 oh yeah I shook out go some of that water
and listen get it loaded up oh yeah yeah so how you doing
all right we made it to Wednesday the midweek shave, hump day yep
always good always good to see you yep all right hopefully your week is
going well yeah and the world's treat you good yeah and how about you shaves
you've been having some good shakes hmm let me know down in the comments that
would be brilliant you let me know how it's going and and what kind of
equipment you're using what kind of soaps I think that'd be really fun I did
yeah and I like to hear from you anyway it's always good all right
and maybe you're having some great shaves mm-hmm that's it there you go now
this is looking good we're there we are definitely there on this one okay
just kind of clean up a little bit yeah with that on as well
here we go
definitely good
okay now let's get this going that there
nice
okay let's kick it up
all right here we go looking good now this
razor is so cool just because of the fact that when they are tempering it
they actually temper the razor in liquid lead yeah so they have liquid molten
lead and that's how they are tempering that razor which I thought was so cool
when I found out about that they have to have a special permit there in France to
do it and everything but they still do it that way
there we go nice okay so now this is going to be past one which is primarily
going to be with the grain but before that keep in mind I do Straight Razor
Edge Friday Specials every first and third Friday of each month all right
and in these Straight Razor Edge Friday Specials I actually use your questions
comments and suggestions that you leave down in the comments of these videos to
make these Straight Razor Edge Friday Specials so go ahead feel free this will
you can go ahead ask questions or give me suggestions that would be cool
this is a fine little blade
yeah yeah fills up quick though that's all right we can deal with that right
there okay
nice oh yeah nice flying shaver just a really good soap you know I got good
cushion nice likeness
you
like hit the Bob no big deal it'll be fine
all right now I knows we're going to switch hands get this other side
you
nice I'm gonna clean that razor off
all right looking good yep doing quite well
nice pass one complete yeah let's see how we did
I think it's gonna be good I really do mm-hmm oh yeah nice and like I say this
soap really has a good residual sweetness as well so you can always
clean up if you had to without even really completely lathering up now this
is past 2 and I do the shape of the day videos every Wednesday and Sunday so
stop on by if this is your first time here stop on by join us yeah have to get
a little more water on this kick it up
you know we're always talking having good time so you know just come on by
Wednesdays and Sundays that's the shape of the day yep and you could even join
me shaiva
be cool
yeah getting there so please and take some more
oh yeah get in there lather on that's weird yeah okay looking good
nice okay so now past two is primarily going to be
the cross degree on my neck here against the grain here and against the grain on
my cheeks yeah let's do it
lately though
now here on my neck a lot of this is with that blade pretty much flat on my
skin so the tip of the day you got to work on that angle sometimes you're
gonna want something more like that okay which is like a spine width off your
skin and then sometimes like doing this against the grain and across the grain
on my neck it's almost completely flat so tip of the day
gotta work on that angle
I know I see a lot of people that actually have their straight razor like
this and you know when you do that you're just going to be scraping you're
not actually going to be cutting hair as much as just irritating the skin so you
need to get that proper angle on that blade and then you'll be all set
you know if you do that you know you could be able to get pull it right away
and see how flat that is
especially on the against the grain kind of past it really does help
here we go nice
you
okay nice
yeah that's what I'm talking about right there
works really well in this little blade is really maneuverable
there we go pass to complete nice right now let's get that washed off oh yeah oh
yeah those cheeks are right where we want em that's wonderful okay now time
for the half pass and that is primarily going to be against the grain which
online in my neck
yes
go there we can see it
yeah you this other son
here we go
all right not a shave in the books yep let it go not good - oh yeah nice
really good all right now how long everywhere
and I dry that off here we go nice yeah perhaps shave there's lavender which
asel good stuff don't you yep and a marvelous it really is
alright there's that and for our Cologne eating tonight
alright here we go what my Musk it is good
oh yeah that's what I'm talking about right
there nice yeah we're gonna top this off with Nivea posh a bomb yep get some that
out yeah
moisturize that skin yep that's always good all right thank you so much you can
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Moral Truth - Holiday Madness (Freestyle) [Prod. By Chuki Beats] - Duration: 3:38.Hey man, I got to do this freestyle Trinding Contest, Holiday Madness, one take
Flows aught to go the extra mile Get ready because we won't be needing the
emergency brake
Here we go, don't look back Just show the people how to rap the Chuki
track, with my jetpack Don't be counting all the stakes, we're
not in Outback Just got to rewind and hit the playback
Moral Truth here, another Real Talk, dear Don't start to get drunk man, just hold
off the beer You gotta start listening, just lend me your
ear Don't give me all of this coal, you were
bad this year
I don't want to be an emperor, don't bow to me,
I see the spirit of Christmas, it isn't make believe
It's shining on the tree, you got to follow me,
It's my cup of tea, half MT, it's okay, it was free
You said "Because I love mac n' cheese" You see all of the presents, it's best to
receive, Than to give, just spend time with your family,
Hey, that's how Christmas is supposed to be
Hey, is it Hanukah yet?
It's already happening, how much you wanna bet?
Just look at the calendar, that wasn't even a threat
You're not buying anything, you won't get into debt
You won't be, you won't be playing yourself like another cassette
It's not that complicated, please do not forget
It's a madhouse, it's okay, I don't want you to fret
It's the Moral Truth cheer, they're at it again
We are already here, let's talk to Santa Claus
In the North Pole, so cold, there is so much snow
It's not steaming in here like a hot dog Or like a Peruvian bell pepper, this just
keeps getting better
I ask Santa "What is the holiday madness?"
He said, "It's when Christmas starts to get out of balance"
I said, "Is it just like Black Friday, when people are getting broke?"
He said, "Whatcha talkin bout Technofolks, we talking Diff'rent Strokes"
There's people in the world that only want gifts
You got to do something more like internet gifs
Start giving to others, positivity exists Follow this path and you'll be getting into
the good list
Look high up in the sky, I see the full moon, We gotta keep vibing to this trap tune,
Let spread the positive vibes in the sky like a balloon,
We got to hurry, Christmas is starting soon
All of the negativity, we got to burry it, Fighting for all of the gifts, it isn't
worth it Appreciate all that we have, we got to cherish
it, That is the spirit of Christmas, we got to
remember it
Hey folks, holiday madness may get us down at times,
It gets us worrying about the things we don't have
Christmas is all about family, it shouldn't be all about the gifts
It's best to give than to receive, that's the way to be
Just remember all that, and you'll do well Santa is watching, and thus, a hero is born
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