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The Presage

And here I go again. Standing in front of the staircase.

That one that felt me so many times, raising it anxiously.

Guessing, perhaps, that I was going to meet him.

Sneaky meeting, prohibited.

In the middle of the closed night,

the staircase opened towards the moonlight.

Towards his brown eyes. Towards his impatient arms.

Did it know that I loved him? I bet yes.

And perhaps it could, with its experience of centuries of stone,

to presage the end of story.

Staircase

you have seen the history itself passing over your frozen inert body,

and you have been a direct witness of my outburst and my madness.

Staircase

you have found yourself shaken by roars of cannons in battle,

and you have harbored my deepest dreams.

Staircase that, without life or movement,

have sustained the escape of villages,

you have also witnessed the fleeting brightness of my sudden departure.

Narrow staircase that makes its way through the walls of my childhood shelter:

I left you behind along with my innocence and the dreams of becoming a princess of your tower.

So many times I climbed you, holding my dress.

With mom's shoes and my painted face.

Handkerchief on my hair a and fan in my hand.

So many times I got married, on your sunny break

and my prince charming, kissed me on the cheek.

And so many times I stayed, leaning on the railing, waiting for my fairy godmother.

To take me from my house, to dreamed landscapes.

taking me away from evils, covering me with your cloak.

And many others you saw me running up and crying.

Fleeing from my misfortune, with little feet bleeding.

For the prince to rescued me, I gave myself to his design.

He covered me with his cloak and sat me on his white horse.

Only the two of us traveled great frozen distances.

In the night, walking ... in the day, running.

We leave everything behind, to open the way,

to escape the world and to oppose destiny.

Life did not become easy and the road, uphill.

The cold covered the bones and hunger, the belly.

And my prince enchanted faltered in his first battle.

He could not face the man's fate before the wall.

I felt colder that night and I closed my eyes harder

not to see his back in the middle of that bravery.

I understood in the bad way,

that the princesses do not exist,

that the fairy godmothers are an invention of Disney.

That enchanted princes are not awakened dreams

that some parents cradle to make it lighter.

That magic is not a gift and life is to be lived, road is to be walked

and sadness is to be covered with the wool of forgetness, very deep, it is buried.

That children are not men and men are children.

That woman is stronger and survives the storm.

She gets wet and she dries.

She does not leave herself to die, because it seems to be too easy.

She is able to reinvent herself and to come out afloat.

She does not matter what it is said or who wants to take her.

She does not leave them to cheat on her and she gets what she wants.

After learning many things and understanding the hardest ones,

I confronted life and cast my luck to fly. I made with each stone the path and stepped on it without hesitation.

I went ahead little by little and with divine help and also with help from women who saw me fighting.

With determination and with perseverance I was achieving my goals

and I made my way into the tangled hands of the honeysuckle that wanted to stop me.

And I sang to the wind in the courtyard of a wealthy family where I was serving as a servant and I earned my staying,

until a gentleman, one day paid attention to my singing.

And I became a singer of the Madrid night.

My name became famous and it was repeated intentionally.

And it was the cheating destination that took him to my original shelter.

That: didn´t ytou know anything about what happened when you left?

and haven´t you heard about the blood that has flown?

That your stepfather sought without luck any trace,

that your beloved boy returned without knowing without excuses...

That the man attacked him, in the courtyard of the villa ...

And the boy took advantage of his drunken wandering

to escape flaming and count the story.

That the man waited for him. Day and night he looked for him.

That he told a maid his most terrible sin:

to have stained with his hands such an innocent creature.

Now feeling guilty for such a terrible event, to have done "that" to such a beautiful person.

And then he saw the boy coming,

intoxicated in his revenge that went without thinking, straight to the throat.

And the dying young man, unable to say a word,

climbed with his hands and legs, the stairway to the railing.

There where they always played. There where they got married.

Where he kissed her cheek and where he made her a woman.

There he died as a coward, far from his duty.

The stunned old man also staggered up and before giving a shout,

he broke the empty bottle and buried it into his abdomen, to hurry the exit.

And now I come to learn, that while I was walking,

what I saw next to me, were two evil men,

selfish, possessive.

In the previous they were haughty, but in battle they were meek.

Strong in appearance, but with great indecency,

they both possessed me for their own benefit

and it was the perhaps out of spite that they left this life.

And here I go again. Standing in front of the staircase.

That one that I felt so many times, raising it anxiously.

Guessing, perhaps, that I was going to meet him.

Sneaky meeting, prohibited.

In the middle of the closed night, the staircase opened towards the moonlight.

Towards his brown eyes. Towards his impatient arms.

Did it know that I loved him? I bet yes.

And perhaps it could, with its experience of centuries of stone,

to presage the end of history.

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Why do the Os of Tone and Tonic are pronunced differently ? - Laxing Contexts - PhoneTeacs #12 - Duration: 6:58.

Hello everyone, welcome to PhoneTeacs, the show that teaches you how to correctly speak English.

Last time, remember, we saw that, by default, a vowel was pronounced lax, but that,

in some contexts it was pronounced tense. However, today, I ask myself a little

question. Why the O in Tone is not the same as the O in Tonic?

It does not seem strange, don't you think?

Well yes, because in Tone, the O is followed by a consonant and an E at the end of the word, so, obviously,

inevitably, it is tense.

- You're tense like a cramp!

- No, I'm not tense.

- Yes you are tense!

- Well, no.

- If I tell you that you are tense, you are tense! It's not up to you to say I'm not tense. I tell you you are tense, Natacha, that's all!

But then, how is it that that if we add -ic at the end, it gets loose?

It's strange, isn't it?

Well, it's simply explained by the fact that, even if, by default, a vowel is lax,

in some contexts it is tense, and that, in some of these tensing contexts, it is still

lax.

These are called laxing contexts.

So, indeed, a vowel will still be lax if it is in one of two following laxing contexts:

Rule number 8: A vowel will remain lax if followed by the endings -ic, -it, -id or -ish.

State but static, tacit, valid or vanish.

Here we have two pronunciations of the word Aesthete by Céline and Mélissa, thanks to them for their participation.

Let's skip the fact that this word was quite complicated since it uses altogether consonants such as the sounds,

/ s /, / θ /, / t /

which tends to easily put French people in recovery position.

And let's focus on the pronunciation of the vowel of the second syllable. Melissa tends to

pronounce the vowel lax / e / without applying the rule of the last video. Maybe she told herself that there was

a trap or maybe she let herself get influenced by a French pronunciation of the word, since she has

pronounced the A and the E separately, even if here it is not what interests us.

On the other hand, Celine, she will adopt a tense pronunciation / i: /, closer to what an Englishman would do,

since the vowel is followed by a consonant and an E at the end of the word.

Aesthetic but aesthetic, credit, gelid or relish.

Mime but mimic, spirit, rigid, finish.

Tone but Tonic, vomit, solid or admonish.

Beware, for the U, this rule applies only for endings in -ish, so we find

cube, cubic, unit, stupid but punish.

Here we have two pronunciations of the words cubic and punish by Celine and Melissa, thanks again to them

for their participations.

I think we can't have much to say about their pronunciations of the word cubic, because in both

audio extracts, they respect the rule of the tensing context seen in the last video,

which says that a vowel U becomes tense when followed by an stressed syllable or not, as in the word music.

We just saw that the ending -ic did not cause a laxing context on the vowel U,

So here we have the word / kju: bɪk / and not / kʌbɪk /, but later we have two different pronunciations.

On one hand Melissa pronounced / pju: niʃ / probably for the sake of coherence with / kju: bɪk / since, Cubic and Punish

have similar contexts, it seems logical that both U's are pronounced in the same way.

However, it wasn't counting on the laxing context rule that we have just seen, which indicates that

the U will be released if followed by the ending -ish as did Celine on the other hand.

Also, beware to some exceptions, as, for example, basic, hygienic, phonemic, scenic or for the public U.

Rule number 9: a vowel will remain lax if followed by 2 syllables.

We will therefore find exclaim,

but on the other hand vanity, exclamative or jacobite. Aesthete but on the other hand serenity,

Here we have two excellent pronunciations of the word serenity by Celine and Melissa, both have

correctly pronounced the first E pronouncing it lax in serenity, because, as we have seen that

a vowel is pronounced lax if followed by 2 syllables.

The pronunciation was obviously not tense and, in general, people don't pronounce / si: renɪtɪ /, well done to them.

Repetitive, or supremacy.

Divine but on the other hand divinity, revivify or even derivative.

Mode but on the contrary, verbosity, provocative or even modify.

As for the U, do not get worry, rule number 9 does not apply to it, it's always easier like this.

So, we find accused, accusative, nudity or purify.

Again, beware of exceptions, this rule will not apply to compound words, which will keep

their respective pronunciations, but also for words like notify, primacy, privacy or vitamin.

Once more, for the next video, I invite you to send me your pronunciations of the following words, by

audio file, which you send me by mail to the address which appears below and in the description.

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In the meantime, I'll tell you see you next time, to see how to speak English properly, even if

everyone does not talk like that and it depends on the region, social class and lots of other things.

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Senate Votes 73-23 To Decimate Obama's Most Influential Legacy, Barack In Big Trouble.

Here's another legacy Obama can kiss goodbye.

Former President Barack Obama exited office a little more than a year ago with a rather

large grin on his face.

Fast forward to today, and there's a good possibility that smile has been turned upside

down.

Slowly but surely, President Donald Trump and the GOP-led Congress are chipping away

at the damage that Obama has left behind.

Some of those efforts have led to immediate dividends, while others will be the equivalent

of a gift that keeps on giving for years to come.

This particular vote by the Senate should be a wake-up call to Barack.

Even some of his own Democratic lawmakers have seen the light and realize that Obama's

most influential legacy has to end, and now.

Washington Times has the details:

The U.S. Senate confirmed another one of President Trump's federal appeals court judges on

Tuesday, advancing the president's pledge to place dozens of conservative loyalists

on the federal bench.

Judge Elizabeth L. Branch was confirmed by a 73 to 23 to sit on the 11th U.S. Circuit

Court of Appeals.

Judge Branch has served on the Georgia Court of Appeals since 2012.

Trump has been in office for just a little over a year, but Branch is already the 14th

circuit court judge that has been confirmed over that time frame.

It doesn't appear that the floodgates will be closed up anytime soon either.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Kentucky Republican, is also preparing to bring four

federal district court judges to the floor for confirmation votes over the next several

days.

Those nominations include: Marvin Quattlebaum Jr. for the District of South Carolina, Karen

Scholer for the Northern District of Texas, Tilman Eugene Self III for the Middle District

of Georgia and Terry Doughty for the Western District of Louisiana.

Additional judges on the bench that prioritize the actual rule of law over the liberal agenda

is a huge win for everyone – except Obama and his cronies, that is.

In short, no more legislate-from-the-bench judges will be infiltrating our judicial branch

and undermining the rule of law ever again!

Of course, the fact that Obama may be feeling a little down that his legacy is in tatters

is just icing on the cake.

What really matters is that there will be a lot more sanity emanating from judicial

benches as opposed to completely haphazard politicizing based on the whims of those that

swing the gavel.

And this is a huge win for Americans and our democratic republic.

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안녕하세요. 大家好! こんにちは。

저는 츠쿠시입니다.　我叫杉菜！私はつくしです

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Hello everyone this is Sanadsk and today I am back with yet another Bloodborne Unused

Content video!

In today's video I am going to talking about the unused items that are left in the game

files and there are ALOT of interesting mechanic changes that were done to the game that we

are going to be discussing today.

So without further ado, let us begin!

So the first batch of items I am going to be talking about are the Caryll Runes.

Now as you all know, Caryll Runes did make it to the final game, albeit in a slightly

different way.

What we got was that "Runesmith Caryll, student of Byrgenwerth, transcribed the inhuman utterings

of the Great Ones into what are now called Caryll Runes.

The hunter Who retrieves this workshop tool can etch Caryll Runes into the mind to attain

their wondrous strength."

And throughout the game, we take these Caryll Runes as they are, but originally that wasn't

the case.

The Caryll Runes were actually supposed to be items that you take, or to be more exact,

they are actually pages from the lost book of Runesmith Caryll.

The description reads for the pages is "A page from the lost book of runesmith Caryll.

Caryll devoted his life to transcribing the sounds spoken by the Great Ones.

Read a Caryll Rune to assume its form."

Now as you can see, I hacked in the Caryll Runes into my game, and what happens when

you use them, is that you break the page and it will grant you the rune.

Now there is a slight possibility that this isn't the original concept they went through

as far as smashing it, but all of the unused Caryll Runes do this.

Now there are multiple of these and each one gives you a different rune and some of the

names are actually different than the ones we got in the final game, such as the, the

"Destroyer" rune which is now called the Clawmark.

The "Oedon Liaison" which is Formless Oedon.

The "Liaison" is Oedon Writhe.

And finally, "Reveler" is Blood Rapture.

I found this way actually making more sense in a way, but I don't think that we were supposed

to smash the thing, but rather extract the rune by using the Rune Workshop Tool which

makes more sense in that matter.

And we can't talk about unused Runes without mentioning the Guidance +3 Rune.

Now I know alot of people are searching through dungeons if that Rune actually exists or not.

The item itself is in the game but you can't get it by normal means, even though it is

mentioned that it can be found in Chalice Dungeons in the official guide, nobody can

seem to find it.

Now I took it to myself to search through the files of the game and try to find if this

thing exists or not.

I was able to determine how the ItemLotParam works and how it links up with the area files,

and for a start, the Old Great One Coldblood doesn't exist anywhere sadly, but what surprised

me is that Runes are actually considered Gems in the files.

Now after ALOT of research about how they are represented in the files, I came to the

conclusion to this matter.

As you can see, this is the ItemLot param which shows all of the items in the game and

bascially the game uses it to determine how items are sorted on corpses and stuff.

Now the way they are sorted is a very complex thing and I did a small write-up in the description

on that if you are interested in the technical details, but as you can see we have the ID

of 104000 and that is the initial Guidance and the description translates to "Dead meat

bird clock tower", which is where you get the original Guidance Rune.

And the second one which is 104001 translates to "Ludwig Killed" and that is the Guidance

+1 rune.

That is how runes are sorted and sadly, 104002 which is the Guidance +3 Rune, doesn't exist

in the ItemLotParam, which confirms once and for all, the non-existance of the Guidance

+3 rune in Chalice Dungeon.

It had to be said and researched somewhere, so I am sorry to all the brave Tomb Prospectors

who spent countless hours searching for that rune.

Of course I have to give huge thanks to Nyxx for his amazing tools to preview the Param

files of Bloodborne so make sure you check out his Twitter in the description.

So now that we are done with Caryll Runes, let us move on to some of the unused usable

items.

The first item we have is the Queenly Blood and it's description reads: "Blood received

from Annalise, Vileblood Queen of Cainhurst.

Vileblood hunters who offer sufficient blood dregs are allowed the special honor of imbibing

this blood.

The sensually sweet gelatinous blood restores HP and temporarily speeds stamina recovery."

Now from the description that we are reading, we can tell that this was a reward from the

covenant itself and this makes complete sense really.

Like the only reward you get in the covenant is the Deep Respect gesture and that's only

by giving one Blood Dreg.

But originally, it seems like when you offered a certain amount of Blood Dregs or maybe just

one, you are rewarded with some of the Queen's Blood to help you on your PvP journey.

It's a really big shame that they removed this really, it would've been a more rewarding

covenant that way.

Another item that we have is the Clocktower Hunter Badge.

Now it isn't very clear on what purpose does this badge have, but I can confirm that it

is a badge just like any other badge in terms that it allows you to buy new stuff at the

shop, but it isn't some sort of covenant reward or anything.

The next couple of items only have names and icons,

so we don't know exactly what purpose they serve.

The first one is 910 which is Bullet Recovery.

From the looks of it, it would've given you bullets when used.

Next we have is 121 and we don't have a name for this, but it sort of looks like tools

you use to take care of a Doll maybe?

That's how Zullie is seeing it.

Now the next ones I am going to be showing as a bunch because there is alot of them,

and they are the Petrified Blood Gems.

They all share the same description at the beginning which is "Polish to gain a blood

gem which fortifies weapons and adds various properties" and they work in a similar concept

as the unused Caryll Runes mechanic and it is possible that they actually put the usage

of these Bloodgems on the runes because their IDs are immediatly after each other.

The next couple of items I actually talked about before but didn't focus alot on them,

and these are the Livers.

The Livers are the equivelant of Boss Souls in Bloodborne.

So for example, we have the The Liver of Father Gascoigne, and its description is The Soul

of Father Gascoigne which kind of contradict each other in terms of story, but it's expected

as it is very clear from numerous clues that Bloodborne started as a Demon's Souls sequel

of sorts.

Alot of the existing bosses are actually there but there are some changed names there, for

example Vicar Amelia is called Saint Laura, the Cleric Beast is linked with the Liver

of Father Norbert in which we have heard the Alpha NPC talking about.

There is also the prototype names for some of the items that funnily enough describes

some of them like A Call Beyond is named the Anger of Kos, Beast Roar is called Reflected

light wall, Old Hunter Bone is called Double Accelerator, and there seems to be an unused

one called A dangerous follower which is described as "Damage enemies that you touched without

knowing" . There is also the living liver of the Demon

boss enemy we saw so we can tell that it was a very early concept there.

I was actually able to find him in one of the Unused Testing dungeons and its heads

are also funnily just trying to attack on the ground or something.

And for

the last thing we have, are the unused Chalice Ritual items.

We have items like Ritual Vestige Level 6 and Perfect Ritual Vestige.

Same thing with the Coldblood Flower Bulb Level 6 and Tomb Mold Spore Level 6 and Soaring

Tomb Mold.

Now this shows that there were actually meant to be Level 6 difficulty dungeons but there

is nothing left inside the files in terms of levels for them sadly, and we don't know

exactly what difference it would've made to the existing Chalice Dungeons.

There is also a couple more items which are the Hidden Incoagulable Blood and the Cursed

Incoagulable (In co ag u la ble) Blood.

And the Vermiculum and Radiant Eelworm.

They all read as "Special material used in a Holy Chalice ritual.

Strange creatures lurk in the nooks and crannies of the old labyrinth."

They don't have any icons sadly but seems like there was alot of prototyping in terms

of Chalice Dungeons.

So guys, I wanted to tell you that I am going to be using Instagram to post some of the

stuff I work on, general gaming stuff, behind-the-scenes footage and alot of very cool stuff so please

make sure to go and follow me there, the link will be in the description or just search

for Sanadsk So I hope you all enjoyed this video and make

sure to like and subscribe, and I'll be seeing you in the next one....Bye Bye!

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What is going on guys in this video I'm going to answer a common question that I get very

very very frequent

Question is how many pips?

Should I expect to make per week per month?

How can I become a full-time Forex trader how many pips should I be aiming for first of all a lot of people are wondering?

how many people need to make to be a consistent profitable trader and the thing is if you're setting yourself up for a

Constant number like you have to make 250 pips per month for example

You're setting yourself up for failure you do not want to do that because the markets are inconsistent

So therefore for example if you're only aiming for 50 pips and the market are

Handing out more than 50 pips. You're going to cut your gains short

But if the markets aren't moving the market trend going your way

They're not going following your ideal trading strategy that you created as we're teaching the course

Then you're going to be over trading trying to make those 250 pips per month for example

When in reality the markets just not moving it's not there

December a lot of times the market in December during the holidays it doesn't move as much

So you have traders that are aiming. I have to make 200 pips per month because that's my goal

It's like you're trying to put a constraint they set limit on something

That's extremely inconsistent and Barry's all the time

The the volatility in the market is various depending on what's going on with global events just the news

the economy this and that

sometimes the market just randomly jumps on like a Sunday night and

The same amount of pips no one has no idea

why in the media says the banker fat-finger the trade and cost is the net a

Lot of times people don't know what causes these moves so you're setting yourself up for failure if you have a consistent

Goal that you need a reach

that really depends on what the market is doing and

your trading plan overall

So what should you really do is worry about being?

Profitable whether you make five pips a week

Or you make 50 pips a week you can't that's like you're trying to tell

Okay, let me give us a little example. That's like a little third grader telling the

elementary school principal on what to do

You're the little third grader

You can't tell the market which happens to be the principal in this case

how many pips would give you this does not the way it works you have to follow the market and

obviously try to make pips

But whether you make a little bit or a lot that all depends on what the market is doing at that time your training?

you can't

And I repeat you cannot control the market in any way not as a retail trader. There's it's impossible

That's a beauty of the forex market. You don't have some rich guy down in like, Hawaii

Controlling the market where liquidity is slow

It's just impossible because the retail trader doesn't have enough capital do that the markets of five trillion dollar markets

Ridiculously huge you it doesn't matter how much money has a regional trader you have

You still can't move the market

So with that being said how many pictures you aim for obviously you want to be profitable get an idea

again, this is going to depend on your trading plan some people might have a

My head long-term goals. They might want to aim for 500 hips for every like two. Let's say every quarter every two to three

three to four months

Some people might be happy with let's say it all depends it all depends on your trading plan, okay?

So summarize how many picture you've been making for result

if you want to make

time

You don't have a number

Point of this is to be profitable to make as many pips in the long term and to continue doing this as a full-time business

So with that being said do not have set limits because you're setting yourself up for failure, so that's that's definitely a bad thing

In regards to me personally I tried to as long as I'm profitable. That's all that matters. I could care less about any anything else

If I make two pips in one day, but I make 200 pips in one day

I don't care as long as I'm not losing money

That's my main goal at the end of the at the end of the day do not do not sit constant goals for yourself

That might be good another in other aspects of life where you can control certain situations like going to the gym

Gaining weight this and that but we're talking about the beast like the market

That's way out of your league. You can't control that so do not set goals for something you can't control

Because you're setting yourself up or doom

Do not do that. Let's see, this is the weird thing about Forex. You can because it sounds dumb like why wouldn't I set goals?

Everyone tells these cycles and media tells you to set goals the gurus tell you to set goals

But in the forest mark anything in general. You can't control you shouldn't set goals

because

How do you reach no matter how hard you try

You don't know if you're gonna get a while swinging, so you're gonna turn off the market feeling to be

It's just you can't control it so therefore you shouldn't try to set goals which

Directly is trying to control you if you set goals so to summarize all

You have to do it worry about the end of the day is one don't lose money. That's one number one

Rule number two is see rule number one. That's we have to worry about so whether you break even during the day

I call that a successful date because one you didn't lose money and two I

Could have been a lot worse sure you didn't gain anything, but at the same time

You didn't lose anything and actually you did gain something, which is the most important thing which happens to be experienced knowledge education

Like I said in other videos

That's the most important thing you're learning you took another day you succeeded in their day in the market. That's all that matters being consistent

Keeping added and then a long term. It will eventually pay off

Remember like I said you want to

Not every training to be a winner you're gonna win seven traits lose one trait as long as your lot sizes in there consistent

Matter it's like I'm making

seven bets of 100 bucks

I went seven and lose one, so I'm you guys. Don't get one saying so but that being said guys

I hope this answered any of the common questions. I've been getting a lot

If you guys have any other questions send them to me

Through a message or whatever I am always in the computer trading so if you guys

Have anything I would I'll respond to that question immediately. I'm always on a computer

But with that said make sure to subscribe stay tuned for the next videos. I'll talk to you guys later

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My name is Vinhay Keo. I am a graduate of Spalding and the KyCad program.

I am an artist currently we are at the Moremen Moloney Contemporary Gallery and

tonight I'm having my first show and my first solo exhibition since I graduated.

This is a series that I started from my senior thesis exhibition

when I graduated back in 2016 and this has some new images that are living with

an installation piece as well and a performance piece that I'm showcasing. I

knew I wanted to pursue a different path and I didn't want your typical office

job or 9:00 to 5:00 and I wanted to break away and pursue a career in the

arts. Our staff and faculty at Spalding really are a great group of folks that

really care. I'm continually reminding myself how lucky I am to be a part of

such a generous environment and of Spalding and KyCad and also to be

part of the city of Louisville that is really growing and really fostering its artists.

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and I like to sniiiiff buuuttss (why did I make that?)

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my waffle

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doonky spoopy

foofy (wut lol)

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stinky cats (eye roll)

dat wut u meant?! no wait that's wut I meant, sorry (this is why I have no friends)

(british accent) I want your cats

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brother screaming intensly in the background

if you were ma bes fren wut u do fo me?

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Hey Guys! Hello, real life!

So what are we doing here?

(sigh) Giving the people what they want Phil >*<

(me jamming out to this AWESOME theme)

(cue crazy=genius by P!ATD instrumental)

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Live from the Dolby Theater at Hollywood and Highland it's the Oscars!

Ladies and gentleman please welcome your host, Jonathan Paula.

Thank you.

Hello and welcome to the 90th Academy Awards!

Ten more, and everyone gets a free small popcorn!

This year's crop of nominees is loaded with predictably safe period-dramas and unique

romance films that a majority of the country hasn't even heard of.

But hey, the Academy did nominate a film by a black director - so we're making progress,

right?

Anyway, here are this year's nominees for Best Picture.

"Sex With A Peach" "Gary Oldman Wears A Fat Suit"

"World War IMAX" "White People Are Scary"

"Saoirse Actually Does A Very Convincing American Accent In This..."

"Daniel Day Lewis Is An Asshole" "Journalism Tropes: The Movie"

"The Mute And The Merman" "Don't Upset The Fargo Lady"

... and the Oscar goes to...

This is the Movie Night!

... I'm sorry!

It's-it's "Moonlight".

Actually "Moonlight" won.

Guys, you earned it.

Uh...

"Moonlight".

I'm sorry.

Uh... best-best Picture.

Woo... that's embarassing.

Hello and welcome to the eighth annual Movie Night Oscar Special, I'm your host, Jonathan

Paula.

Tonight I'll be reviewing all nine Best Picture nominees., and later, sharing my predictions

for which actors and films will take home a trophy during the 90th annual Academy Awards,

which air live this Sunday night on ABC.

As always, if you enjoy my content, please LIKE the video, SHARE it on social media,

or PLEDGE a couple dollars to me on Patreon - it really does make a difference, especially

since my wife and I just welcomed our daughter into the world.

To help keep things brief, my reviews tonight will be shorter than usual - and we begin

in alphabetical order with "Call Me By Your Name".

Tender, if incomplete.

This coming-of-age dramatic romance film by director Luca Guadagnino quickly became a

critical darling after its January 2017 premiere at the Sundance film festival.

In the Italian countryside during the 1980s, a romance blossoms between a teenage boy and

an older man.

Best actor nominee Timothée Chalamet is positively transfixing as the sexually confused 17-year-old

who finds love with his older male roommate, played by the increasingly versatile Armie

Hammer.

When their bond finally matures into an acknowledged love, the results are magical and endearing...

but the 132 minute script spends a bit too much time getting there.

And even then, their sudden physical intimacy seems to come out of nowhere; as there was

nothing but platonic behavior beforehand.

Indeed; the picture definitely feels like it's missing a key scene in the second act

where the boys fall for one another... some outward signal or moment where they both finally

realize their shared intentions.

While I appreciate the complexities and nuances of a good love story, I found myself unable

to relate to the protagonists or their relationship.

Perhaps that's because the source novel by André Aciman fails to provide our lovers

any tangible obstacles - something conspicuously absent from a story about "forbidden" love.

Or perhaps it's because my sheltered, cis-male lifestyle precludes me from truly connecting

with a homosexual romance.

But I'd contend even the most isolated and bigoted of viewers can be moved if the script

is strong enough.

And despite this film's Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar-nomination, I don't think it is.

But a monologue late in the picture by prolific supporting actor Michael Stuhlbarg makes the

entire slow-burn worth it.

His passionate and deeply considerate speech about finding pleasure in the grief of lost-love

resonates deeper and stronger than any other moment in 2017 cinema.

A meaningful film with complex characters, "Call Me By Your Name" overcomes early stumbles

with poignant performances and heartfelt messages.

I thought it was a COOL movie.

Our second Best Picture nominee is, "Darkest Hour".

Directed by Joe Wright, this 2017 British war drama scored more than $100 million in

profit above its $30 million dollar budget, and six Oscar nominations.

The two-hour and five minute movie focuses on the newly appointed Prime Minister of England

- Winston Churchill - as he deals with the early days of World War II; with the fate

of Western Europe hangs in the balance.

In a long career of outstanding character work, memorable supporting roles, and vicious

villains - Gary Oldman's turn as Churchill during his first month in office, May of 1940

- is easily his magnus opus.

Layered in prosthetic make-up and speaking with a heavy accent, Gary is nearly unrecognizable

as the war-time PM.

If this role doesn't finally score him a much-deserved Oscar; nothing will.

And while the magnificence of his talent cannot be understated, one exemplary performance

does not a good movie make.

Dealing with the behind-the-scenes politics regarding the evacuation of the British forces

on Dunkirk beach; "Darkest Hour" makes for a marvelous companion film to Christopher

Nolan's picture on the same subject, released just months prior.

Whereas "Dunkirk" dealt with the emotional side; leaving much historical exposition out

of the narrative, this film does the opposite; giving us a rather cold and detached view

of the war zone struggles.

They compliment each other so well, that separately, the movies actually feel incomplete once you've

seen both.

It's this lack of emotional perspective that hobbles "Darkest Hour" the most.

We do see some glimpses though, like when Churchill defends his no-surrender policy

by angrily shouting; "You cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth!"

Later, an impromptu subway ride with Londoners helps him work through his difficult decision;

in an excellent scene that's easily the films most affecting.

Besides these flashes of empathy, the entire PG-13 rated picture is little more than a

display of Oldman's impressive acting prowess.

As interesting as it is, most audience might be better served by a documentary on the war

instead.

Oldman's brilliant performance propels "Darkest Hour" above its narrowly-focused script.

It's a COOL film.

Tonight's next film is especially apropos...

"Dunkirk", so here's a shortened-version of my earlier review.

Nolan has done it again.

Produced on a comparatively small budget of $100 million dollars - this PG-13 rated war

epic scored over half a billion in ticket sales after its July 21, 2017 release.

Sharing the inspiring true story of the allies' rescue from Dunkirk beach during the second

World War, this 106-minute drama unfolds without much dialogue or even conventional protagonists.

Instead, the extremely lean script illustrates through action and visuals alone how harrowing

and dangerous the battlefields in the land, sea, and air really were.

The ensemble cast features understated, but powerful performances from a slew of familiar

faces - but their lack of development prevents any from being memorable or unique.

Nolan's 'blank canvas' approach to the characters allows the audience to more easily picture

themselves in their shoes.

It creates an emotional transference that is vital to the success of the narrative.

"Dunkirk" is an immersive experience that's bolstered by an extremely loud and visceral

Oscar-nominated sound-mix; from piercing gunfire to the terrifying sound of the Jericho Trompete

sirens, it's unforgiving with its dynamic range.

Meanwhile, Hans Zimmer doles out an aggressively intense score that builds and builds to a

seemingly never-ending crescendo... constantly keeping the tension on edge.

But it does tend to be overbearing and distracting at times.

Visually, Nolan makes excellent use of the massive 70mm IMAX frame; capturing the hauntingly

beautiful aerial battles and beachside retreat in stunning detail.

Couple that clarity with impressive practical effects; and you've got what are easily the

greatest dog-fighting scenes ever captured on film.

"Dunkirk" inventively inter-cuts its narrative threads in a non-parallel way, which although

initially confusing, does allow for additional insight.

It's a brave editing decision not usually found in summer action films, and one that

scored the movie another one of its eight Academy Award nominations.

Nolan may not be cinema's "smartest" filmmaker, but of the director's I'd consider "smart",

he's certainly the most accessible - and that counts for a lot.

Even without more historical insight or traditional character development, there's no denying

"Dunkirk" is an epic war movie, and a monumental achievement in blockbuster filmmaking.

Truly an AMAZING film.

And now, another recycled review, this time for "Get Out".

This fantastically inventive and proactive psychological horror film was released nationwide

on February 24, 2017.

The very modestly budgeted $4.5 million dollar production broke an impressive $250 million

in ticket sales.

The increasingly rare February-release to be nominated for "Best Picture", this is truly

an auspicious beginning for first-time director Jordan Peele.

The former Comedy Central funnyman also scored Best Screenplay and Director nominations - making

him only the third person in history to grab all three distinctions for a debut film.

When a young African-American man visits his Caucasian girlfriend's mysterious family estate...

not everything is as picture-perfect as it first seems.

Inherently an allegory for today's more suppressed form of racism, "Get Out" delivers this important

social-message through the lens of a purely haunting and downright frightening narrative.

Daniel Kaluuya is outstanding at anchoring the bizarre R-rated story, the gorgeous Alison

Williams pulls off duality within her character with surprising ease, while the always versatile

Bradley Whitford is suspiciously disarming as a wholesome father figure.

There was a very real part of me that wanted this story to conclude without any major twist.

It would have been far funnier (but less scary) if all the terrifying circumstances and perceived

racism really was just in Kaluuya's paranoid head.

Thankfully, the script takes the movie to unimagined depths, that are best explored

unspoiled.

I'll only say that this film's most powerful accomplishment arrives moments before the

credits roll, when it appears everything our hero struggled for was for naught.

Through expert direction, a subtle set-up earlier, and the underlying racism our society

tries to ignore every day... this singular moment lands with pure chills.

For the briefest of moments, all of white America was able to understand (or at least,

relate to) the fear our African American brothers experience every day.

Although it was a little heavy-handed with the Microsoft product placement, this 104-minute

thriller delivered a wholly unique and captivating experience.

Invocative commentary and visceral scares from a visionary talent make "Get Out" a truly

AMAZING film.

Fifth tonight, "Lady Bird".

A movie as unfocused as it is endearing.

This R-rated feature from director Greta Gerwig earned five-times its $10 million dollar budget

following its fall release in 2017.

Employing a particularly convincing American accent, Irish beauty Saoirse Ronan leads the

talented cast as the headstrong title character; a teenage school girl in early 2000s America.

Although there's no clear narrative to this 93-minute dramedy, the emotional core is certainly

Lady Bird's contentious relationship with her mother, played by Laurie Metcalf in a

heartbreakingly realized turn.

Reassuring her daughter, she remarks, "I want you to be the very best version of yourself."

To which Ronan questions with some resignation, "What if this is the best version?"

Predictably, both ladies received well-deserved Oscar nominations for their excellent work.

Besides these two strong performances, and a general sense of relatable teenage angst...

"Lady Bird" suffers from a bit of an identity crisis.

It isn't sure if it wants to be coming-of-age romance; the story of a family's financial

hardship, or the difficulties of a mother/daughter relationship.

All the individual moments work well; but it's this lack of focus that stilted the film's

effectiveness.

Inherently, this aimlessness draws comparisons to the John Hughes films of the 80s; for better

and worse.

Most audiences should really enjoy this one, especially if you came of age during the early

2000s like I did.

This oft-overlooked time period isn't necessarily integral to the plot, but it does makes for

a quaint backdrop.

Although I adored the layered characters, laid-back tone, and realistic dialogue - this

isn't necessarily a film I'd be interested to watch a second time.

"Lady Bird" is a perfectly delightful and occasionally insightful film, even if it isn't

quite memorable, either.

I thought it was GREAT.

Next up, my thoughts on "Phantom Thread".

Self-indulgent.

Released on Christmas Day 2017, this romantic period drama written and directed by Paul

Thomas Anderson should end its box office run at about break-even with its $35 million

dollar budget.

In 1950s London, a renowned dressmaker takes in young, strong-willed women as his muse

and lover.

Okay, I'm going to level with you - I did not care for this at all.

While I try to approach every movie objectively, it's hard to do that when I'm watching the

antithesis of everything I find enjoyable.

A pretentious exercise in art for the sake of art; layered with so-called subtly and

deliberately showy performances.

Plus, the characters are irritable, the story unrewarding, and the pacing painfully slow.

Everything about this R-rated production is in love with itself, much like its main character

- played by three-time Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis in what is supposedly his final

film role.

In a distinguished, but sparse career of transformative performances, this anal-retentive tailor honestly

doesn't match up.

Day-Lewis mostly just acts like a complete and utter asshole for the duration of the

130-minute picture.

There's no redeeming qualities to his personality.

No progression or arc to his stubborn attitudes.

The character is only fascinating in how frustratingly rude he is.

Opposite as his live-in girlfriend is Vicky Krieps... who does a fine job with the material,

I guess?

Similarly to DDL's character; I'm not actually certain we're supposed to be rooting for her.

A character who willingly submits herself to verbal and behavioral abuse on a regular

basis.

And then there's Lesley Manville as the weirdly territorial sister, hovering over their relationship

like a scored-ex.

In the absence of a compelling narrative, the interplay between this trio is the only

thing that keeps this picture somewhat watchable.

Even if no one in this movie behaves like an actual human being.

If you enjoy slow and moody "performance-driven" films (Jonny Greenwood's Oscar-nominated score

is almost entirely piano), you'll undoubtedly have a better time than I did.

But like most of PTA's catalog, I left more annoyed than captivated.

"Phantom Thread" is a detrimentally artsy film with unlikable characters.

I thought it was MEH.

From one disappoint to another, here's "The Post".

Underwhelming.

This 116-minute biographical drama by director Steven Spielberg shares the real-life story

of the Washington Post's battle against the US Government to expose a decades-long scandal

involving the Vietnam War.

The R-rated film was well on its way to tripling its $50 million dollar budget two months after

its December 2017 release.

Unless you lived through this tumultuous time in history, I fear most audiences won't truly

appreciate the scope or importance of this film's story; as the script fails to adequately

explain why the 'Pentagon Papers' were significant to the future of American journalism and politics.

Spielberg's mobile-filmmaking style is always moving; with the steadycam hovering behind

people at waist height as they briskly walk down corridors.

It's the most kinetic film the acclaimed filmmaker has ever done.

The ensemble cast is led by Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep, as The Posts' editor and publisher,

respectively.

Predictably, both veteran actors add yet another Oscar nomination to their resume with dependably

excellent performances here.

A sequence where Hanks' intrepid team of reporters furiously pours over stacks and stacks of

paper in search of headline stories is the film's most effective moment.

Hanks is warned that publishing could lead to a conviction, and the Washington Post would

cease to exist.

Hanks immediately fires back, "If we live in a world where the government could tell

us what we can and cannot print, then the Washington Post as we know it has already

ceased to exist."

This fierce line of defiance perfectly encapsulates the tone and energy of the film.

Serving as a perfect mirror of today's sociopolitical landscape, this movie is the one America needs

right now...

I only wish the entire film was more engaging.

Unfortunately, this powerful scene is surrounded by forgettable moments and tired journalism

tropes we've seen a dozen times before in a dozen better films.

And given the immense level of talent in front of and behind the camera?

"The Post" is a bland misfire, and a criminally forgettable disappointment.

I thought it was an GOOD film.

Our penultimate picture tonight is "The Shape Of Water".

Resonating.

Following its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival, this Guillermo del Toro picture

earned almost $100 million more than its $20 million dollar budget.

Leading the 2017 Oscar contenders with an impressive thirteen nominations (including

Best Picture) the original script, (also penned by del Toro) shares the fascinating story

of a mute janitor who falls in love with a mysterious amphibious creature at a research

facility in the 1960s.

The romance/fantasy/drama is anchored by Sally Hawkins in the Oscar-nominated lead role.

Communicating almost entirely via sign language, it is astounding how versatile and effortless

she makes everything look; bringing to life a vulnerable and empathetic character you'll

love to watch succeed.

Michael Shannon, Richard Jenkins, Octavia Spencer, and Michael Stuhlbarg (appearing

in a record-tying third Best Picture nominee) all provide equally excellent performances

as well.

Jenkins is magnificent as the tender and reclusive friend, whereas Shannon predictably frightens

as the dastardly villain.

del Toro approaches the unique subject matter with such heartfelt sincerity it's easy to

overlook the fact that you're basically watching a serious, gender-flipped version of "Splash".

As unconventional as it may seem, "The Shape Of Water" really is a story about unconditional

love, and finding friends among the shadows.

Hawkins describes her relationship with the amphibian by signing, "He sees me, for what

I am, as I am."

Everything in this movie is beautiful, moving, and even inspiring - but of particular note

is the musical score; my favorite of the year.

Alexandre Desplat expertly blends accordions, woodwinds, and flutes for a whimsical and

romantic sound.

Resembling the best bits from "Up" and "Super Mario Galaxy", this was the perfect backdrop

to the film's sci-fi events.

The impeccable set-design, costumes, and visual effects also assure total immersion in this

R-rated fairytale.

A rare film that blends originality with time-tested romance, "The Shape Of Water" is a fantastic

fantasy; worth exploring again and again.

I thought it was AWESOME.

And last, but not least, here's my review of the ninth Best Picture nominee, "Three

Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri".

Challenging enjoyment.

This crime-drama from writer and director Martin McDonagh scored ten-times its $12 million

dollar budget following its November release in 2017.

A headstrong mother rents the titular advertising space to challenge local authorizes for failing

to solve her daughter's unsolved murder.

The 115-minute narrative has plenty of turns, developments, and surprises along the way

- thanks to a brilliantly witty and briskly-paced screenplay, that netted "Three Billboards"

one of its seven Oscar nominations.

The R-rated script is filled with quirky characters and snappy dialogue; delivered by veteran

actors Frances McDormand, Sam Rockwell, and Woody Harrelson.

McDormand is captivating as the angry mother; commanding your attention with quiet rage

and stubborn determination.

Facing a bleak and hopeless existence, her quest for justice is her singular goal - and

her pitch-perfect performance should net her another Academy Award.

Confronting her vulgar behavior McDormand's ex-husband reminds her, "All this anger, man,

it just begets greater anger."

The characters attempt, sometimes unsuccessfully, to navigate past this anger to form an understanding

with each other.

These optimistic if often difficult desires represent the thematic bedrock of the film.

Harrelson continues his trend of emotionally deep characters, while Rockwell surprises

with the most substantial and meaty role in his decades-long career.

What makes these characters so interesting is their amoral behavior.

There are no heroes or villains in this script; just flawed individuals living in a broken

world.

Their flip-flopping morality complicates emotions in the final act; but in a rewarding way.

By that same point; this is an actor's film.

All of the technical and cinematic accomplishments take an unobtrusive backseat to the script

and performances.

There's nothing inherently lacking from the cinematography, music, or set-design - it

simply isn't that important.

"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" is an attention-grabbing picture loaded with

complex characters and surprising moments.

It's AWESOME.

Now that you've heard my reviews on each film, here's how they all rank against each other

when I expand my ratings to a 100-point scale.

From a pair of 10s to a lowly-four, this is definitely one of the most diverse group of

films in the eight years I've been reviewing Oscar nominees.

And now it's time to make predictions and name favorites in the top categories.

An impressive group of ladies are nominated in the "Best Actress" category - Margot Robbie

surprised and impressed me the most... but I'll pick Frances McDormand as my favorite;

her no-nonsense and reserved hatred fueled the heart of "Three Billboards".

And if her SAG Award last month is any indication, she'll likely grab her second Oscar for this

performance too.

I think the Academy and I are likely to agree on the "Best Actor" category as well, since

Gary Oldman seems like a lock for his show-stealing portrayal of Winston Churchill.

And even though he's only been nominated once before; given his body of work, this one definitely

seems long over-due for the English actor.

In the directing category, Mexican men seem to be on a bit of a hot-streak in the last

few years, so I predict Guillermo del Toro will grab his first Oscar.

Personally though, I have to give this one to Christopher Nolan.

This is an especially competitive category this year, but what he was able to accomplish

in "Dunkirk" - sans traditional structure or protagonists - is truly remarkable.

And lastly, the biggest award in all of cinema: Best Picture.

With a year-best thirteen Oscar nominations; it's obvious "The Shape Of Water" is the clear

front-runner in this category... but the Academy has been known to surprise us before, so your

guess is as good as mine.

Personally though, I felt "The Disaster Artist" was the best film of the year... but since

it wasn't even nominated; I'll go with my second favorite of 2017, "Get Out" - a genre

defining movie that deserves the gold trophy.

I hope you're just as excited for the upcoming Oscars telecast as I am, which I'll be live-tweeting

from @JonPaula as I do every year.

Time, and baby-permitting, I'll also film my annual post-Oscars recap and highlights

video that'll be uploaded to "Jon's World", so please subscribe to that channel to see

the video when it's released.

Well, that concludes my eighth annual Oscar special!

Caring for a newborn has been taking up a lot of my time, so while I can't promise the

next episode will be posted anytime soon - I can promise we'll be reviewing "The Matrix"

trilogy when I do, so leave your reviews below if you'd like them to be included on the show.

Until next time, my name is Jonathan Paula, thanks for watching, and have a good Movie

Night!

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Top 10 Beyblade Tricks on Blast Zone Kid! My Most Savage Beyblade Burst Trick Shots! - Duration: 12:22.

hi guys welcome back to Blast Zone Kid I'm showing the top 10 savage beyblade

trick shots on blast on kid it's gonna be awesome

I'm gonna show you my favorite trick shots on my channel you guys know I love

doing trick shots and I'm also gonna show you a brand new trick shot at the

end of this video the best trick shot is right so you don't want to miss it be

sure to stick around at the end of this video and remember subscribe to our new

it's giveaway three new t-shirts for mighty spring XP yes yeah first it or

later or all the others and be sure to check out my new sport in case you want

to buy one let's get on to the top ten savage

beyblade trick shots on blast so kids let's go the very first trick shot that

is savage please cut the grenade with beats behemoths check it out the grenade

don't know it speed patrol is funny looks green and looks like a grenade put

a blue launcher on a super grip this is how you're supposed to grip the brain

you hold it very tight so when you do it the launcher doesn't go flying here's

how you do it you put piece patrolman's on it then you have to get a really good

grip when you rip it in you toss it and then it lands and it explodes him ready

three two one

the grenade it usually hits people like this did you send the final I'm gonna

explain the grenade again you have a very good grip you put these patrolman's

on it it could be any day it has to be attacked toss it in and then it hits a

few times and then explodes right before the final time like a grenade pick two

one that's a grenade it was so damaged now I'm moving on to one of my early

videos of my trick shots very funny let's see this awesome

cause I'm sure you call the coffee again okay

the next bail a trickshot took so long to make check it out it's called Beynado

you have to use tornado wyvern for this bein a tour trip and the digital

sort launcher you need to get 1200 on this digital sword launcher for it to

work here's how the ship launch goes I'm gonna rip infernal eyford like his she's

gonna go around but since tornado ride born as a tornado I'm gonna rip them

right in the middle with the digital sword launcher and he's gonna like how

you threw the watch tornado wyvern out here you have to be right in the middle

we have to hold your arm very very still so it doesn't fly you rip it as hard as

you can oh go down there and it's actually gonna make a real tornado the

first time it's been caught on camera once you see that you reach one thousand

two hundred then you got a perfect Bain natal tornado wyvern making the

strongest tornado entire galaxy and universe its drop the test subject first

that's how you do that BAE NATO you're the next one

it's called strafing run I think it's one of the first trip shots that I've

ever done with a god BAE it's so cool check it out now I'm gonna

show you what awesome attack on it's called strafing run this is what happens

it's just like an aircraft these are what attack bombers do they get down

real low and bomb the heck out of someone this is how you do this strength

we won you have to hold it like this you could

have a gripper in your launch over like that hit there then it'll strike Russia

and first it let's try it

the next Bailey Street shot was from my early videos called sort of Scalia it's

really funny let's check this out the ward 8 down here's how you build it

better like a sword you need six boots two on each side

one two the grip down here three up here

looks like a sword looks really cool the knife this next Bailey trickshot

actually started a real fire in my studio you guys got to be careful when

you do this awesome truth launch it's called the firestorm firestorm

oh no sword launcher use you on the side of the stadium any stadium you have it's

like a rush watch or when it goes down it's there then it's climb back on down

and start attacking in the fire releases but you have to have at least 1500 on

your digital sword launcher that's your score

is afraid and strikes this next beyblade trick shot it really started a new fuel

or bomb that destroyed everything in its path it's called it drops all the

strength on the middle of the bank and just burst

this one was really cool actually got to see a real Yeti

it's called beast rolled with beats behemoth the purple one that scare told

me one this is my newest launcher it's called base model

it's gonna be awesome you could only use this with a beast behemoth or beats

Patrol here's what you do clicking a surprise

attack you have it like this go it in like this ride rip it it'll hit

the wall then it'll bounce off and go straight for active war and bursting

let's try it sorry mom peace mode

next one what's called monster I got cuz if it comes out it'll destroy everything

it's even powerful er then I'm agin let's get on to this awesome trick shot

look boys token monster lives inside this energy lair and it's gonna use

these claws you do this trick launch right the Beast will come out and blast

with its claw knuckle grip had us friggin recrea launcher you were gonna

hold it like this you can't hold it like this or else the Mach so now once you

reap it you have to see koukin monster

this next family trip job was the ultimate one I've ever done definitely

the most savages in my channel let's check this out call for you know what

it's called a diving boy it's a trick I'm gonna do I'm gonna run up there with

my sword long turns out that rocker Wars gonna be in that fan right there

you guys just saw the top 10 savage beyblade trick shots on blast on kit bye

guys wait getting something that's right I promised you guys a new trick launch

and you're gonna get a new trick launch it's ready it's called ultimate this is

how the ultimate nemesis works you have to have the dual threat launcher for

this awesome trick launch this is how you do the ultimate nemesis you hold it

with these four fingers on the side and the thumb holding it like this do this

river like this and then we nemesis like this you have to have it tilted like

this and you slice it if you do it just right this GoPro will turn into a guided

missile and destroy everyone in this house okay this is our test subjects

deep chaos it'll destroy and be the ultimate death

oh you do the ultimate nemesis thank you guys for coming back to last and

remember to subscribe to our you see way three of my t-shirts and be sure to

check out my new store cuz maybe you want to buy one

bye guys remember ultimate nemesis destruction have fun

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Previsão Março 2018 - Gêmeos - GÊMEOS ARRUMANDO A CARREIRA - Duration: 1:32.

The month starts with a good chance of finding a light in your professional life.

Jupiter can show you that you need to review working methods.

And your ruler Mercury in retrograde motion can show that a group, friend or company you've

worked with is part of the solution to the issue.

My tip: there is a person who can help you a lot in this, but it is important to realize

what is the real intention of those who are offering too much help.

And you won't need to ask the genius for money, as long as you have the humility to recognize

that you have to change the way you communicate and work.

Mars, Saturn and Pluto are going to catch a lot of useless stuff to throw away, and

if you stay clinging to the old methods you'll suffer.

Take note: clarity on professional issues: the whole month;

reassessment of working methods: the whole month;

throw away everything that no longer serves you, especially in career: second half of the month.

Don't forget Augúrio, man!

Like, share and subscribe to our channel.

Follow our weekly forecasts on Facebook and daily tarot on Instagram.

Next month we'll be back with April forecasts.

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WWF Superstars review / análise - Game Boy (1991) - Duration: 5:36.

Welcome to Carrega Start !

In this week's episode I'm going to talk about

the world's greatest sports show.

Who said it? The late, great Tarzan Taborda.

WWF Superstars was published by LJN two years after the Game Boy's release

and it was the first game on this classic portable console

that allowed us to enter the ring

with our favorite Superstar.

Unlike several other games, this is a true Game Boy game

since it doesn't try to emulate the NES or even the SNES

and it's not a sequel of any other game.

We can play with five Superstars from WWF's roster:

Mr. Perfect,

Ultimate Warrior,

Million Dollar Man Ted Dibiase,

Hulk Hogan

and Macho Man Randy Savage,

They are few but good!

And good, albeit simple, is what this game is.

This shouldn't come as big surprise

since it was developed by RARE, the company that brought us

titles like Battletoads or Donkey Kong Country, just to name a few.

Our goal is quite clear:

kick ass until we become the World Champion.

There are no fancy bouts like

Tag Team, Ladder Match or Royal Rumble.

Just good head-to-head brawls.

Still, we can chose to fight in a best-of-one or best-of-three series.

WWF wrestlers are well depicted.

Their profile pictures are good,

although at one time Mr. Perfect seems a bit ballooned

their in-ring sprites are big and detailed

and they are correctly animated.

It's really easy to identify each wrestler in the ring.

Even their entrance theme song is well adapted to 8-bit portable tunes.

Despite we aren't able to see the audience

we can see camera flashes that remind us

that there are fans in the arena.

However, soundtrack is a less positive aspect.

We only hear one track during brawls.

It's a good track but it can become boring.

This won't be a big issue to anyone who can beat the game quickly,

but this can be a bit tedious for newcomers.

This is not a major letdown because the in-ring action is very cool.

We can punch or kick, do bodyslams, piledrivers,

headlocks and a couple more moves.

We can even climb to the top turnbuckle

or throw our rival out of the ring and try to win by disqualification.

Wrestlers share the same move set but they finish their combos differently.

Ultimate Warrior finishes his combo with a headbutt

while Hogan hits an uppercut.

All things considered, we can use a pretty amount of moves.

We can also play with a friend via the Game Link.

What brings this game closer to reality

are the wrestlers promos before their match

and Vince McMahon post-match commentaries.

These promos are different according to who speaks

but also who they're intended to.

Mr. Perfect will say different things to Randy Savage or Ted Dibiase.

These lines are well written and they could easily be vocalized

in a real life promo.

Dibiase constantly talks about money

while Hogan mentions his Hulkamaniacs.

Honestly, I can't read Savage's promos

without hearing his deep and raspy voice.

WWF Superstars is a cool game for having a good time

especially if you're a wrestling fan.

One should consider that this game was released before

the Game Boy's full potential was unleashed.

When I bought this game wrestling was really big in my country.

The late, great wrestler Tarzan Taborda was the main announcer.

Every Saturday right before lunch, on the national public channel,

me and my buddies watched those larger-than-life characters in awe.

WWF Superstars on the Game Boy is a simple yet fun little game.

You probably won't get back to it much

but at least it can be entertaining for a while.

Did you watch wrestling back in the day?

Who was your favorite wrestler?

Thank you for watching.

Take care.

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1. Introdução Principio Divino - A situação atual do mundo - Duration: 4:27.

Hi everyone I'm from CARP Brazil

and in these videos I will be talking about

a book called the Divine Principle

I will start this introductory video with a question:

What does everyone on this earth look for?

that's it

Happiness

So how then do we feel happy?

We feel happy when our desires are fulfilled

but the word desire is often not understood correctly

because the word already seems to indicate something

that we do and many times regret it later

That shows a great contradiction within ourselves

many times we do good deeds, but other times we do bad things

even sometimes without noticing it

we live in a world today full of difficulties

there are many conflicts, inside of us

in families, in the society, there is violence, war, religious conflicts,

there are climate problems, political problems, problems with education

there are so many ideologies, so many ideas

we don't know anymore what is right and what is wrong

and where to look for the answers to all of that

Christianity sees this state of internal contradiction

as a result of the Human Fall

the Human Fall was that moment in the Garden of Eden when

Adam and Eve were thrown out of the Garden of Eden

when they committed a mistake in the Garden of Eden

So this fall resulted in the descent of humanity into a state of ignorance

internal ignorance and external ignorance

internal ignorance refers to internal questions in life

such as what is the purpose of our life

and what happens after death

do we just live in this world and there is nothing more after

or is there more after?

external ignorance refers to more external, scientific questions

such as, for example, how did this world that we live in come to exist

so through history, humanity has tried to look for

the answers to these two sides of life

through religion and through science

But humanity has always looked for the answers either through the internal side, which is religion

or through the external side, which is science

no one managed to unite the two sides

and look for the answers with both aspects of life

So it is necessary that at some moment on earth

a New Truth emerges that can unite the two aspects of life

and that can solve all the problems of humanity

in a united way, uniting religion and the internal aspects

and science

Besides uniting religion and science, what else should the New Truth fulfill?

it should also be able to bring humanity back to the original state

that state before Adam and Eve's mistake

and be able to help humanity to eliminate that contradiction

existing inside of us

it should also be able to help to find the answers and solutions

for all the problems that we see in the world today

another point that the New Truth should fulfill

it should be able to answer all the difficult issues of Christianity

all the theological debates

because even though there is only one Bible

today there are more than 400 christian doctrines

so this New Truth should be able to unite all these people

under a common understanding

So as I started this video talking about happiness

the New Truth, through resolving and helping humanity to resolve

all those different paths, it should finally help

us to follow a path that leads to true happiness

a lasting happiness

finally in this extremely important time in history

that Jesus called the Last Days

finally one man could come to earth

and through many struggles and difficulties he managed

through receiving revelations, to find this New Truth

and I will be presenting it to you in these videos

it is called the Divine Principle

so give the video a like, subscribe to the channel

and stay alert to not miss any of this incredible content

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[Honkai Impact 3rd] Myriad Abyss 26F at 67k° plus Mini-Guide Part 2 for V.Triumph - Duration: 5:17.

CC is added. Disable it if you're not interested on the mini-guide.

Hello everyone, welcome back for another mini-guide!

This will be a part 2 for my Valkyrie Triumph mini-guide.

If you haven't seen the part 1, the link is in the video description.

Part 1 is all about cancelling or preventing VT's QTE to trigger as well as the reason why you shouldn't use it.

Without further ado, let's get started. This mini-guide will be about attack rotations and a small gear talk when it comes to V.Triumph.

I'll start with my new attack rotation for DB-VR-VT team.

The reason why this gets an update is due to the availability of a new stigmata, Theresa Origins M.

Theresa Origins M is a free stigmata given from a previous event. It reduces weapon skill cooldown by 30%.

This stigmata is mandatory for Valkyrie Ranger on abyss. The better version is Siegfried M with -40% cooldown.

Pairing VR with Dimension Break is common for the extended freeze trick.

Casting Water Spirit Type-II's weapon skill followed by a switch to DB will create a freeze that lasts long thanks to the timelock provided by DB.

But now that Theresa Origins M can be used, this will let VR to quickly re-freeze the enemy much earlier so you can repeat the freeze+timelock combo w/o letting the enemy retaliate.

Yes, it simply means you can infinitely freeze the enemy as long as you can keep rotating the freeze and timelocks.

There is a catch though, for an enemy to take full duration of debuffs, they need to have 0 shields or simply, broken shields.

If you focus on the attack rotations too much and didn't notice the enemy shields, it might lead to a surprise attack so be very careful.

For example, a Honkai Crush with shields can end the freeze+timelock much earlier compared to the shieldless mobs.

And would attack you as soon as they are able to, and if you didn't notice it immediately, that can be fatal.

That's why if you noticed in this video, I always try to be cautious when attacking the debuffed enemies.

I would sometimes shorten my attacks to just 1-charged attack (2 swings) because the enemy might suddenly retaliate.

As for my full attack rotation, I now take advantage of Theresa Origins M.

As usual, start with VR's evasion skill to unleash a Blackhole. Followed by Type-II's weapon skill and then switching to DB for timelock.

I would then do a charged attack (2 swings) which is sometimes followed by another charged attack or just a normal tap to maximize the SP regen.

Now use Blade Field to extend the freeze debuff like how timelock extends debuffs. Followed by 2 charged attacks (4 swings).

Switch back to VR and do some normal taps to regenerate some SP. Once Type II can be used, cast it again and do 2-3 taps.

Switch to DB for timelock and this time you can use Tyr's weapon skill afterwards if you have the weapon for an extra burst.

FInally, switch back to VT to do 2 charged attacks again.

If you're confident that all enemies doesn't have shields, switch back to VR and freeze them again and restart the rotation.

That's the full attack rotation. If that's too long to remember, I'll post a summary in the pinned post below.

Now, unto the small gear talk.

There was a commenter on one of my other video, I'm referring to the 18F Myriad fail video.

This commenter said that Blood Dance is required for Himeko on Myriad.

I don't agree. The damage increase of Blood Dance and Balmung for a physical valk barely has any difference. Different application but both are strong enough.

The heal of Blood Dance is extremely negligible when it comes to Myriad and the only time I would agree that Blood Dance is better is when it comes to elemental Himeko valks.

Another thing this commenter said is that VR should be using a tank build. Basically a high HP pool build.

Again, I don't agree. It might work on lower temperatures but on high temperatures with really painful bleed, it just won't work, more so if it's Myriad.

Reason why is because having a high HP pool only decreases the effectiveness of heals and health packs.

What you need is good sustain in the form of either healing back the HP or mitigating the bleed damage from abyss.

This means that the best stigmata to drastically improve the survivability of the support, which is VR in this case is to use Lier Scarlet's 2-pc set effect.

A poorman's build would be to use Rowland T and Rinaldo B, the heals from these stigmatas would try to counter the bleed as much as possible.

Remember, increasing the max HP is simply just that, it has zero increase on your efficiency.

And that sums up this mini-guide! I hope you guys enjoyed~

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Intuitive Painting Process Explained: Abstract vs Figurative - Duration: 13:36.

[Announcer]: Happy New Year and welcome to The Painting Experience podcast for January

2015. On the podcast, founder Stewart Cubley explores the potential of the

emerging field of process arts and shares inspiration from his ongoing

workshops and retreats. In this episode, Stewart addresses a question that often

comes up when someone begins to paint for process. Does it matter whether my

painting is abstract or figurative? How do I know which direction my painting

should take? [Stewart]: There's often some confusion in the beginning of painting for process

around the traditional distinction between abstract and figurative. Should I

remain abstract? Should I not have any recognizable features or figures in my

painting? Is it best to avoid anything that might lend itself to interpretation

or bring about the thought process? Or, on the other hand, is it actually better to

access the internal imagery that exists within the human psyche and to allow

those images to take form? These are questions that I get fairly often in

doing the painting process with people and I think it's interesting to see how

the mind wants to categorize our experience and therefore feel somewhat

more comfortable once it's decided whether it's better to do abstract or

better to do a figurative or whatever category we create. And so I'd like to

explore that a little bit today because it's kind of a bogus distinction actually

and rather irrelevant in the process of painting because it puts us back into

our head and it tries to create a value based upon whether or not something has

looks a certain way or doesn't look a certain way. So if we start in the

beginning and say someone who has no art experience and no training

comes to a workshop and starts to do the process as it's been presented which in

the beginning is very open in other words there's no assignment given,

there's a safe space created where there's no comparison and a person knows

that they're going to be listening to the serendipity and not having to plan

ahead of time. And so they get started -- and if someone is open to that

experience, they'll often take it to heart and not have a plan

and so turn towards the table and see a color and see a brush size that seems to

attract them and go to the blank piece of paper and to allow some sort of

stroke to happen. And then there's a kind of a movement that starts to take place

and one stroke leads to another stroke and a rather undefined painting

takes place where there's colors and different shapes and different strokes

and you could say it's abstract. You could call it abstract, I guess, if you'd

like. And as that person proceeds, very often, and

not always but very often, after a while one of the strokes looks like something.

It reminds you of something, "Oh, it's a face or it's a tree or that looks like

an animal or or maybe a rock." It could be anything, but it looks like something.

And then you're at a fork in the road here because, do you go with what it

looks like or do you stay with the abstract? And sometimes people tell me it

looks like such and such, but you know I don't want to do that I shouldn't do

that because because that's planning, or that's thinking too much. And so we have

a discussion around that. And basically I'll encourage a person to do it because

that's not thinking and that's not planning; that's serendipity.

Serendipity often speaks to us through particulars, it doesn't just

stay in general and intuition comes in precise forms, very often. So if something

looks like something, it's announced itself. It's not come from thinking, it's

come out of left field and so I'll encourage somebody to go ahead and do it.

Say yes, do it! So that often unfolds for a while and can be very satisfying to

start seeing . . . you start seeing things in your painting. You say, "Oh look, there's

there's something here and there's something over here." And all these

little images start to -- or large images -- start to emerge. And then at a certain

point there can be another leap: perhaps you've turned away from your painting

and you're getting some paints and then you turn around and and you glimpse your

painting and you see an image in your mind's eye and maybe it has a location

in the painting but something pops at you and it's no longer "look-alike." In

other words, it's no longer suggested by the stroke or the color and the painting

but it came to you in your mind's eye, very much like a dream does. And it's

just an image popped at you and you say, whoa where did that come from?

And our first tendency of course is to reject these spontaneous images because

conscious mind, you know, thinks they don't fit or often there's a fear that

we don't have the skill to paint them. That we're not trained, we couldn't

execute it, it wouldn't turn out right. And so this is another fork in the road

you might say, this is another time when I'm often needing to encourage someone

to go ahead and do it and to say look it really doesn't matter if it turns out

the way you saw it in your mind's eye but it did present itself. And it's just

the jumping-off point; it's just the tip of the iceberg. There's something here

that wants to be explored; it's pulled you towards it and you want to give it

credibility. So I would say go there with with that image in mind that you

saw and see what happens, let it be born under the brush. So this takes some

courage and requires you to dare allowing your own forms and images and

way of painting to come forth. It's challenging and there can often be

judgement that's encountered in that process and I think that's one of the

reasons we avoid doing it. And yet it's very satisfying when you do it,

when you begin to allow your own internal imagery to be born and to take

form and there's a quality here that I relate to a phrase from David Whyte,

the poet. He speaks about coming out of hiding and this is very relevant for me

in the painting process because being willing to allow your own images to come

forth, and your own forms and and your own precise paintings -- there's a coming out

of hiding. There's a willingness to show up in your particular way that's

different than anybody else's way and there's a kind of individuation. You're

allowing your own individual images to come forth, you're allowing something

that that's very unique to you to take place. That's a very important aspect of

a painting process but that doesn't make images "better." And I think this is really

important to understand because it is true that in this process of

individuation through art, that we can be in denial, we can be avoiding, actually.

Allowing our own images to take place we can be in denial and be kind of

defensive around allowing our own images to take place and then we get stuck, of

course, and the energy stops and we find ourselves kind of at a dead end. And so

it is important to take the risk and to allow ourselves to come forth in that

way but, again, it doesn't make images better.

There are times when we're deeply in the stream of the creative flow and the

brush is moving; it's being drawn into maybe a certain repetitive gestures and

sometimes you wonder, what are these fine lines that I'm doing? Are they roots? Are

they . . . they look almost dendritic. Are they cracks? I don't know what they are but

they feel really really good to do. And then you might have these sort of drop

like things coming down and and you can't get enough of them and you just

feel like . . . they feel so good . . . they're almost . . . they're getting tinier

and tinier, they're little dots and dots within dots. Are they tears? Is it

rain? What is it? Are they stars? You realize that you have no interpretation.

You're painting without interpretation and the mind could easily label the

painting as being abstract because there's no recognizable images in the

painting but you're being drawn to do it. And can you say in this case that you're

avoiding something because you're not doing imagery? So I think you can begin

to see that it's a rather artificial distinction and it really doesn't matter.

I think that's the main point because what really matters is, of course,

does it have juice? Does it have that quickening, that feeling of being excited

in the moment being drawn to do something? And this happens in paintings

that have recognizable images and paintings that don't. It really doesn't

matter what really matters is the energy and when you're being drawn to do

something, which means the brush feels really comfortable doing

these fine little little lines and it just, it can't get enough of them and

wants to do more and more and more and more and more. There's something there

that is so compelling and functioning on a level which is beyond the comprehension

of the conscious mind. It really doesn't make any difference whether you

can label it as something or not and if you're being drawn to an image and

some image pops at you and in your mind's eye the imagination is is

alive and well and something has come to you to paint and it's got excitement and

fear both mixed in at the same time. Excitement because it's new and you

don't know why it came to you and yet it's very precise and you can see what

it is -- and frightening because you're not sure you can execute it and it might

mess up your painting and what does it mean anyway and what will people think --

but there's energy there! And so what if that's what mattered. It's really about

the energy rather than the product. Then you see, you enter into a very exciting

realm and you realize that we exist on both these levels in a way in other

words we we exist in form and yet we're beyond form. We have a certain identity

that we walk around with and function with in life and yet we really

don't know who we are. We are not that self image that's been created through

experience and through other people's opinions and our own ideas of ourselves

there's there's much more of a mystery than that and the painting process is

really a way of living that mystery, engaging the mystery and travelling with

the mystery. And there's something very natural about that, of not defining our

experience and therefore ourselves by these categories. By not valuing one

aspect of experience over another aspect, but realizing that there's a deeper

mystery and that it's really our job to allow that mystery to unfold and to

recognize ourselves in the mystery as opposed to being defined by a particular form.

[Announcer]: You can learn more about The Painting Experience and find a list of upcoming

process painting workshops by visiting our website at www.processarts.com.

If you enjoyed what you heard today, please share it with a friend.

The theme music for this podcast comes from Stephan Jacob.

We thank you for listening and hope you'll join us again soon.

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PRESAGIO - Duration: 7:11.