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Well, really almost every attendee come form OAS countries

so we have a lot in common with them.

Mostly with Latin America countries we have a very good cooperation

engagement with the heads of cybercrime investigation units.

We try to harmonize our research methods, our procedures

as long as the different national regulations allows it.

But yes, I think we are all at quite the same level.

Maybe, for a matter of time, because there are units that have started a little later

then, well, they do not have the experience and background that we can have

but in general yes, I think we are all at the same level.

For more infomation >> César Lorenzana | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 0:52.

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Francisco J. Rodríguez Montero | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 0:49.

Today we'll be talking about web fraud.

This is a crime which affects both companies and individuals

in Spain and beyond its borders.

In INCIBE we have detected a campaign which affects approximately 2% of Spanish-registered domains

a number which represents around 40,000 potentially fraudulent domains.

A lack of awareness , combined with excessive trust,

makes this type of campaign especially lucrative for those who run them.

We invite you to visit the INCIBE websites, incibe.es and osi.es

to find out the latest about the most recent fraudulent campaigns. In these cases, always be alert!

For more infomation >> Francisco J. Rodríguez Montero | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 0:49.

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Manu Quintans | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 1:02.

One of the major points that is created here is the networking

I have pupils from the last year that still writes me

and I keep the contact with them

To exchange opinions, share information about threats and well, is very interesting in this respect.

It is an initiative that in my opinion is a success.

I have several years of international experience

and I believe that there is no other country as far as I know, using this format.

To make different countries, cultures and different ways of working come together.

It´s almost two very intense weeks

in which there is much talk

a lot of collaboration and information exchanging

and I think it is something very positive.

For more infomation >> Manu Quintans | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 1:02.

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María Marelvis Cadavid | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 1:03.

I´m Maria, from Colombia. Public prosecutor.

Coordinator of the comprehensive care center for victims of sexual abuse.

As you will understand, many of our crimes today are committed online

and it is fundamental for us to be here, to participate and to acquire investigative tools

Get to know how it´s done, and to understand the dimensions of crime

But also know how it is researched in other places

where we have peer pairs, people doing the same thing

human beings serving human beings

in this area of knowledge, which is at the same time is so unknown for us

learn from technicians, learn from jurists

and get to know that the boundaries are just in our mind

Some minds, as ours, who work at service of the justice, should be limitless.

Thank you

For more infomation >> María Marelvis Cadavid | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 1:03.

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María de los Ángeles Villegas | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 0:55.

New technologies have created possibilities unthinkable until now

in the field of investigation of crimes and those responsible for them.

Maybe this is the time to formulate a new theory

a general doctrine on the new fundamental rights in this new digital environment.

Along this line, jurisprudence from the Criminal Chamber of the Spanish Supreme Court

in the area of, for example, access to massive storage devices

where fundamental rights such as the right to privacy and to the secrecy of communications,

or the fundamental right to the protection of personal data, come into play

has begun to consider a new, fundamental right, the right to have a private digital environment.

For more infomation >> María de los Ángeles Villegas | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 0:55.

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Belisario Contreras | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 1:01.

One of OAS cybersecurity program work strands

is about research and information

Due to this, it has developed more than 10 reports

These reports tell us that these incidents are increasing by between 60 and 70%

and are constantly taking place in more sophisticated ways

Equally, the reports being published by the OEA

tell us that the budget assigned to cybersecurity is not always the most appropriate

for this reason , we are calling on governments

and the private sector of civil society

to redouble their efforts and to increase investment

both financially and in personnel , in order to strengthen cybersecurity measures

For more infomation >> Belisario Contreras | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 1:01.

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Pablo Alonso Caneselle | CyberSBC18 - Duration: 0:51.

Last year we already worked on this

on engagement with Policy Makers

as such, not as an aggregate part of the other groups.

It is a quite important cooperation in order to see what their work procedures are

and in order for them to know what the investigation entails

what problems do we have when it comes to doing research

or submitting the information to be valid for their work.

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Useful Shopping Phrasal Verbs to Improve Your English - Duration: 6:15.

Who doesn't love shopping? I know I do.

But you know what's even better than shopping?

That's coming up.

Welcome. Welcome. Welcome to our lesson today.

I have a super fun one. We are talking about shopping phrasal verbs.

Of course, these are very useful phrasal verbs because

we have to go shopping all the time.

We need food. We need clothes. And that is why these verbs will come in very, very handy.

Because we can use them all the time. So let's begin.

The first one is SELL OUT.

So this means...they sell out it means they don't have it any longer.

That the store doesn't have something any more and it's not available to buy.

And many times we use it with "of." They sell out of something.

So maybe you go to the store and they sold out of mushrooms.

It happened to me the other day. They sold out of hummus, or eggs, or something.

This is also a very common word to use with different events.

For example like a show or a concert.

Number two is TRY OUT.

And this just means to test something to see if you like it.

And of course this is going to be more applicable to shopping trips

that involve clothes or shoes.

Because you want to test those items out before you buy them.

Number three is PICK UP.

And this just means to buy or grab something from the store.

When you pick something up from the store you're not spending a long time in there.

You are just grabbing what you need and leaving.

Easy as that.

Number four is almost like number three but slightly different.

It's PICK OUT.

Not pick up, pick out.

And it has a completely different meaning.

It just means to choose.

This is why phrasal verbs are so complicated.

It's because you switch the preposition and suddenly the meaning changes.

But pick out means to choose one thing.

Number five is MARK DOWN.

And this one is among my favorite ones because

when stores mark something down it means they reduce it in price.

Which calls for a happy dance.

Happy Dance! They marked down the prices.

That's...I'm sorry about that.

That's really what it means. The price goes down. It's marked down.

I love this dress, and they marked it down 50%.

Number six is to LOOK AROUND.

And this one can also be fun. It just means to browse around without a plan.

You don't have a shopping plan.

You're not there to just go in, buy something, and get out.

You're just looking around. You just want to see what they have.

Maybe you can get a new dress. Maybe some new shoes.

It doesn't matter. You don't have a plan. You're just looking around.

Number seven is to SHOP AROUND.

And when you shop around, you compare prices between two or more stores.

And we usually do this with more expensive items.

Like a TV, or a computer, or a phone, or things like that.

That are worth a lot of money.

We don't want to go in the first store we see and buy it.

We want to shop around.

Number eight is SHELL OUT.

And this means to pay a lot of money at once.

And maybe sometimes a price that just doesn't seem or fair or too much.

So this one is not among my favorite phrasal verbs

because nobody wants to shell out a lot of money at once.

Number nine is to BLOW MONEY ON (SOMETHING).

And this is also not among my favorites

because it means kind of to spend money wastefully.

Number ten is TAKE BACK.

And it means to return something to the store.

Now I think Wes will agree that I do this a lot.

Or I used to do this a lot.

If it's defective or it doesn't fit right, many times we can take it back.

Okay, now that we've learned it's time to practice.

So in the comments, write down the answer to one of these questions.

Let us know. And you can answer all three questions if you like.

I hope you found these phrasal verbs useful.

In fact, I'm sure you did because they're very, very useful phrasal verbs

and we go shopping all the time.

Thank you so much for watching. If you liked it, please give it a thumbs up.

Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time.

Bye.

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Did Trump Crash The Turkish Economy? | Markets Are Dumb 6 - Duration: 6:06.

Hey there.

So did Donald Trump kill the Turkish economy?.

The first answer is no, no he absolutely didn't, Turkey's economic problems are the responsibility

of the Turkish government, full stop.

But in a small way, Donald Trump may have helped push Turkey over the edge.

Let's talk about what happened.

For the past two years, Andrew Brunson, a Christian evangelical pastor and US citizen,

has been detained in Turkey.

He is accused of somehow participating in the failed July 2016 coup against the Turkish

government.

I suppose it's just possible that he was involved in some way, but it strikes me as

really unlikely.

Two years later the Turks have failed to make their case against Brunson, and the United

States has lost its patience.

To make matters worse, Erdogan made it clear in a speech last September that Brunson is

being held as a hostage for the extradition of somebody they want.

Fetullah Gulen, a cleric living in Pennsylvania, is the alleged mastermind of the 2016 coup

attempt.

Last September, Erdogan explicitly stated that he wanted to do a swap.

This was really really dumb.

Erdogan's statement took Turkey, a US ally with some very serious and legitimate grievances

to be addressed, and reduced it to the level of a hostage taking criminal state.

Erdogan does this sort of thing over and over again.

The Turks are absolutely right to be angry about the US relationship with the PKK in

Syria, the lack of support for Turkey's legitimate government during 2016's coup,

and a bunch of other issues as well.

But instead of making this case in a rational way, Erdogan seems to be auditioning for the

role of this decade's Saddam Hussein.

If Captain Ottoman Slap over here wasn't such a blowhard, Gulen probably would have

been extradited to Turkey already.

People tend to underestimate this Brunson Issue.

It can't really be about one Christian missionary could it?

Actually it could.

Trump loves strong men like Erdogan, and at the outset of his administration he was largely

seen as more open to working with Turkey than Obama was.

But Trump is now dealing with constant news about his habit of paying for sex with women

he's not married to.

He really needs to do something for the Christian Fundamentalists that support him, and Brunson

fits the bill.

This year has seen some intense negotiating between the Turkish and US governments, but

in early August they broke down.

On August 10th Donald Trump used his twitter feed to announce that he was doubling tariffs

on Turkish Steel and Aluminum exports to the United States.

The turkish economy then went into free fall.

The currency immediately lost lost 8% of its value and the Turkish stock market suffered

as well.

This was a real hit for the Turkish economy.

But I think there's been a real problem with the way this has been reported.

It's actually playing directly into Erdogan's hands.

The headlines have been all about Trump's actions.

Sure, around paragraph three, they'll get to the underlying problems with the Turkish

economy, but that's not what the headlines say, and that's not what Erdogan's been

saying either.

Trump may have tipped things over, but as I stated in my video on the topic last June,

the Turkish economy has been on life support for a long time now.

Bouyed up by Foreign investors and the balooning debt of its own people Turkey's Zombie economy

has managed to limp on for like five years now, but that's all now ending.

Trump's tweet did bring about an 8% fall in the price of the Lira, but it had already

fallen 38% this year before August 10th.

And Trump's tweet really isn't even the worst thing that has been done to Turkey's

economy since my last video in June.

It varies from country to country, but the 2nd most important person in most of the world's

governments is the official that oversees the economy.

In well-run economies this is the head of an independent central bank, like Jerome H.

Powell, the Chair of the US Federal Reserve.

Turkey doesn't really have an independent central bank anymore.

I mean it exists, but it isn't really independent.

Under Turkey's new Constitution an all-powerful minister of finance and treasury has been

created.

On July 9th Erdogan announced that he is giving this position to his son-in-law Berat Albayrak.

This is a disaster.

The appointment instantly prompted comparisons to Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's constantly

failing son-in-law.

Now it's deeply embarrassing that Kushner has any role in government at all, but it's

important to note that he doesn't really do much, and he doesn't have much real power.

This Albayrak thing is far, far worse.

It would be like Trump appointing Kushner as the head of the Treasury Department And

the Chair of the Federal Reserve.

It's worth noting that so far, Albayrak hasn't been a disaster.

He seems to have a much better understanding of what's necessary than Erdogan does.

He's managed to stabilize things a bit in recent weeks.

Also we are all hoping that he will be able to do a better job of standing up to his father-in-law

than anybody else has.

But this is a really sad thing to be hoping for.

A country's government and economy should not be run by an extended family.

That's not democracy.

Heck it's not even a well-run dictatorship.

That's just Monarchy.

Things will get much worse for Turkey before they get better.

And it's the Turkish government that's to blame, not Donald Trump.

Thanks for watching, please subscribe, and if you want a free essay on a completely different

topic, you can sign up for my e-mail list here.

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Danny Jordaan to launch another bid to be on the powerful FIFA council - Duration: 2:57.

Danny Jordaan to launch another bid to be on the powerful FIFA council

Danny Jordaan to launch another bid to be on the powerful FIFA council.

  Danny Jordaan's bid to become a member of the FIFA Council‚ the all-powerful cabinet that runs the world's game‚ could be determined by a meeting of regional body Cosafa in Johannesburg early next month.

The South African Football Association (Safa) president is one of five candidates for the vacant African Anglophone seat on the 37-member council after the resignation of Ghana's Kwesi Nyantakyi.

Nyantakyi was filmed in an undercover TV sting accepting about R850 000 'gift' from an undercover reporter but he has denied any wrongdoing.

Jordaan's rivals for the post‚ which will be voted for at a special Confederation of African Football Congress in Egypt on September 30‚ are: * Elvis Chetty (president of the Seychelles Football Association) * Moses Hassim Magogo (president of the Federation of Uganda Football Associations) * Walter Nyamilandu (long-serving president of the Football Association of Malawi and former international midfielder) * Leodgar Tenga (who is a former Tanzania Football Association president and CAF executive committee member and played for his country in their only African Nations Cup finals appearance in1980) The three candidates from the Cosafa region‚ Chetty‚ Jordaan and Nyamilandu‚ could be whittled down to one after a meeting of the regional body in Johannesburg on September 9.

The member countries are to discuss the possibility of supporting one candidate from the region and asking the other two to step aside to give the preferred candidate a better chance of beating his East African rivals.

Jordaan has twice before declared his candidacy for the FIFA seat but then withdrawn before the vote.

If he is to get Cosafa backing‚ it will help his chances in the CAF election although there is still the fallout from the recent FIFA World Cup vote to contend with.

Jordaan broke ranks with the CAF leadership and the majority of the continent when South Africa voted for the North American bid of Canada‚ Mexico and the USA over Morocco to host the World Cup in 2026.

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Do you want to learn Power BI? Then you've come to the right place. Every

week Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays I publish a new Power BI video

Mondays is often for Power Query videos Wednesdays for Power BI and Fridays for

DAX Fridays! which is the most popular serie I have, where I teach a new DAX

function every Friday. So in case you don't know me my name is Ruth Pozuelo

and I started my Power BI journey a few years back as a business user and I

found myself a few years later working full time with Power BI and also

receiving the MVP award which I am really really proud of. So, if you want to

learn Power BI with me make sure you subscribe and I'll see you again in the

next video! Byeeeee

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Magia Record | Kurumi Manaka | Episode 1 | (Translated) - Duration: 8:02.

Manaka: Start with this! It's onion!

Kyuubey: Weren't you making a pumpkin stew?

Manaka: Yes! Pumpkin is the main ingredient!

Manaka: But if we sautee these onions until they turn a sort of amber color and add them in...

Manaka: It'll really enhance its richness!

Kyuubey: "Richness"?

Manaka: Ahh... How do I put this...

Manaka: It means that it's flavor will have a lot more depth!

Manaka: ... But...

Manaka: Without really understanding the flavors, are you really having fun just watching me cook?

Kyuubey: To start with, observing you has nothing to do with fun.

Kyuubey: It's not particularly important to me.

Kyuubey: But you're important, as a potential magical girl.

Kyuubey: Naturally, I still can't watch you around the clock.

Kyuubey: But I'd like to observe the state of things when I can.

Manaka: Jeez... You don't give up, do you...?

This is my home - the Western-style restaurant, "Walnut's!"

Ever since I was small, I've been raised in the history of this Western-style restaurant. I grew up watching my father, and his amazing cooking skills.

My father, the owner chef of the restaurant, has been cooking for a long time, and even been praised by various "celebrities."

And I... Longed to walk in his footsteps and master these flavors. I practice my cooking day and night.

Manaka: Now if we add this riiight here...

Manaka: It's done!

Manaka: Walnut's special dish: fluffy omelette rice, complete!

Kyuubey: It looks splendid.

Manaka: ... Oop.

Manaka: I just wanted to get a little bit of training in, between customers...

Kyuubey: Soup and a salad. A fish dish and a meat dish.

Kyuubey: And an omelette rice, on top of that.

Kyuubey: It's enough to feed a whole party.

Manaka: I was able to get a lot of cooking done...

Back in the day, Walnut's was a restaurant that celebrities flocked to, and it often served other high-end guests, too...

But somewhere along the way, that changed... Now, instead of celebrities, it's become a restaurant where only the odd-balls come.

Kyuubey: I was wondering, where did your father go off to?

Manaka: He went to stock up on ingredients, obviously.

Kyuubey: Even though you have no customers?

Manaka: Wha...!! You! You rude little tanuki!!

Kyuubey: I'm not a tanuki.

Manaka: I can tell that just by looking at you! I was insulting you!

Kyuubey: Manaka, make a contract with me, and become a magical girl.

Kyuubey: If you become a magical girl...

Kyuubey: With your wish, you could make this restaurant flourish.

Manaka: I'm good! I don't want to put my faith in the magic of some sketchy-looking white tanuki!

Manaka: Me and my dad...

Manaka: We're going to chase after this chance at a fresh start!

Kyuubey: Fresh start?

Kyuubey: The entrance exam for St. Lillianna Academy?

Kyuubey: What does that have to do with making this restaurant flourish?

Manaka: ... Well! Allow me to explain it to you, you clueless white tanuki!

Manaka: Prominent young women from all kinds of fields of study congregate at St. Lillianna Academy.

Manaka: It's a school with an amazing history!

Manaka: If I enroll in that school...

Manaka: I could learn to cook like a high class lady...

Manaka: And spread the name of our restaurant all over upper class society!

Manaka: ... That's the plan!

Kyuubey: I see.

Kyuubey: But considering your grades...

Kyuubey: The chances of you actually passing that entrance exam are slim.

Manaka: Hey!! Keep your snide comments to yourself!

Manaka: ... Believe me... I know...

Manaka: But...

"Father thinks that this... Is the last chance to restore our restaurant."

"And so... I want to bet on this chance."

"... Having to ask this of my own daughter... Honestly... It feels so shameful, as a father..."

"I really am sorry... To put such a heavy burden on you..."

"But... Will you go along with this last, selfish plan of mine?"

Manaka: I've never seen my father so worried...

Manaka: Somehow...

Manaka: Compared to the father that I've always watched, growing up...

Manaka: I just...

Manaka: I can't... I can't just abandon my father...

Kyuubey: Manaka...

Kyuubey: From what I saw yesterday, I didn't think you were the type to back down.

Manaka: -----!!

Manaka: Hey, if you have nothing nice to say, then you can just leave!!

Manaka: Obviously, I'm about to study for the test!

Manaka: You're in the way! Leave me alone!!

Manaka: Year 710! The splendid era of Heijokyo!

Kyuubey: Year 794. The singing bush warbler, Heiankyo.

Manaka: Wha--!! Hey, didn't I tell you to leave?!

Kyuubey: Why are you still wearing your chef's coat?

Manaka: ... The chef's coat is my uniform...

Manaka: This outfit keeps me completely motivated!

Kyuubey: Hmm, is that how it works?

Manaka: That's how it works! If we're in agreement, please leave!

Kyuubey: I understand.

Manaka: ... Phew... That distraction is finally out of the way.

Manaka: Okay! Back to studying!

Manaka: 1582! The wisdom of strawberry panties...

Manaka: ... Pfft! Pff ahaha! Uhyahaha!

Manaka: Straw... Strawberry panties!

Manaka: Hyaha... H-how lovely they must be!

Manaka: Straw... Strawberry...

Manaka: Strawberries...?!

Manaka: What if... I used strawberries instead of tomatoes in the aurora-sauce...?!

Manaka: The sweetness could bring out an even deeper flavor...!

Manaka: Oh!

Manaka: No, no...! I'm... Supposed to be focusing on studying!

Manaka: Okay! Science is up next!

Manaka: Come at me with all you've got! I'll defeat you!!

Manaka: P, for... Pudding... ding...

Manaka: アジ is silver, and you read it as... Ag...

Manaka: ... Aaah, why...?!

Manaka: Why am I plagued with the sounds of my empty stomach...?

Manaka: Hah...

Manaka: ... I can't do battle... If I'm hungry...

Manaka: Okay...!

Manaka: (First we carefully get up to a medium heat...)

Manaka: (And then... for the last step we get up to high heat.)

Manaka: Alright! It's a perfect, pretty color, like a fox's fur!

Manaka: ... Haah...

Manaka: The powdered cheese that's been blended in should start to smell really nice...

Manaka: Alright, today's sauce is exquisite!

Manaka: Golden deep-fried horse mackerel!

Manaka: And an aurora-sauce with strawberries to top it off!!

Manaka: (Now I can eat... And appraise if the dish...)

Manaka: *munch* ... *munch munch* ...

Manaka: *with her mouth full* With this, I can take on classic literature!

Kyuubey: I have no idea what you're saying.

Manaka: You're still here... ?

St. Lillianna Academy The day of the entrance exams

Manaka: (So the day has finally come...)

Manaka: Well, come at me with all you've got...!

Manaka: (This is a battle I absolutely can't lose...)

Manaka: (Here it comes!!)

Manaka: Alright... It's almost time!

Kyuubey: You're wearing your chef's coat in your bedroom again?

Manaka: I have a good reason for it, today!

Manaka: After all, today's the day I'll get the news that I passed!

Kyuubey: "Passed"? Ahh... You mean that exam.

Kyuubey: But what does that have to do with your chef's coat?

Manaka: ... Well! Allow me to explain it to you, you clueless white tanuki!

Manaka: They're going to be posting the results on the internet, soon!

Manaka: And once I see the confirmation that I passed... I want to make myself a celebratory feast, right away!

Manaka: ... That's the plan!

Kyuubey: I see.

Kyuubey: So the only outcome you expect is success.

Manaka: I told you!! Shut your mouth!

Manaka: Oh! It's time! It's finally time!

Kyuubey: Aren't you glad? You made it in to Mizuna Girls' Academy.

Manaka: ... Not even a little bit...

Manaka: Because my only goal... Was Lillianna...

Manaka: But I got into Mizuna Girls' Academy...

Kyuubey: Manaka...

Kyuubey: Then make a contract with me...

Manaka: ... Hm? What... Sort of advertisement is that...?

Manaka: "Mizuna Girls' Academy" ... "St. Lillianna's Academy" ...

Manaka: "Student council" ... "Assembly" ... "To deepen friendships" ...

Manaka: "Dinner party" ...?!

Manaka: (That's it...!!)

Manaka: Even if I failed to get into St. Lillianna's...

Manaka: I still want to spread the flavors of our restaurant...

Manaka: I absolutely, absolutely, will never give up!!

Mizuna Girls' Academy Entrance Ceremony Day

Manaka: Excuse me--! Pardon me!

Student Council Girl: A challenger...?!

Manaka: Me!

Manaka: Now that today's entrance ceremonies are over... I'm a first year - Kurumi Manaka!

Manaka: I request an audience with you, the student council!

Student Council Girl: A first year? What could a new first year want?

Manaka: This upcoming May, between this school and St. Lillian...

Manaka: I heard that the student council is throwing an assembly!

Student Council Girl: Yes, that's right.

Manaka: At the assembly...

Manaka: The student council would be responsible for providing meals, right?

Student Council Girl: Right.

Manaka: So what if...

Manaka: What if you let me to make the food?!

Student Council Girl: ... Eh............ Eh?! You want to make the food...?

Manaka: Yes!!

Student Council Girl: A-ah... Um... Well...? We already...

Student Council Girl: We've already asked the chef of a restaurant to do us the favor...

Manaka: Fufu! Is that all? You can't call that a plan!

Manaka: Just let them know that you're swapping them out for me!

Student Council Girl: Huh...?

Manaka: I mean, compared to that whoever-chef...

Manaka: My cooking would be dozens of times better!

Student Council Girl: Wh--what...?! You sure are rude...!!

Student Council Girl: Ahem! Anyway!!

Student Council Girl: We aren't going to do something so irregular!

Student Council Girl: We've already decided who's in charge of catering!

Student Council Girl: Now then! You're dismissed! Shoo! Shoo, shoo!

Manaka: H-hey! Wait, come on! You don't have to push me!

Manaka: Are you sure?! You'll miss out on a chance to eat my cooking...!

Manaka: ... She even... Locked me out...

Manaka: Why?! All I did was tell the truth...

For more infomation >> Magia Record | Kurumi Manaka | Episode 1 | (Translated) - Duration: 8:02.

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The Last Blanco - Duration: 42:35.

For more infomation >> The Last Blanco - Duration: 42:35.

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True Friendship(Animatic) - Duration: 0:09.

Well, Chi, guess I'll see you later...

I'll help you clean your room, Tal.

OH THANK GOSH!

YOU'RE MY BEST FRIEND!

I COULD SEARCH FOR A THOUSAND YEARS

AND NEVER FIND ANOTHER PERSON LIKE YOU!

For more infomation >> True Friendship(Animatic) - Duration: 0:09.

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Talking BITS! Episode 24 - Behind The Scenes - Prepping! - Duration: 4:13.

Hey guys! Welcome to another episode of

"Talking BITS!" the show where I take you

behind the scenes of SchloerBITS and I

share with you all of my DIY video

production and content creation tips and

tricks! Today is another very special

episode where you get to see the actual

behind the scenes process of SchloerBITS

I used my GoPro camera to film

myself as I was behind the scenes of

SchloerBITS prepping. So today is all

about prepping a SchloerBIT and sort of

the producer parts that go into it and

the wardrobe stuff that goes into it and

props, anything, pretty much anything that

I need to get done before I actually get

on set to film the SchloerBIT that's what

I get done in my prep period. And

remember guys since this was all filmed

behind the scenes with a GoPro the sound

may not be all that great so you can

always turn on your closed captioning, I

always provide those for you, so if

you're having difficulty understanding

me please go ahead and turn on your

closed captioning. Enjoy! So once I get a

BIT written and I'm ready to move on to

filming I can't actually just start

filming, I mean, I could but it really is

helpful to get some prep stuff done

first and so one of the things that I

prep is wardrobe, which I basically do by

raiding my own closet. So I'm thinking

about, like, a little sweater um

over, like, a little blouse or something, I

don't know I start pulling looks

depending on what I want. It's very much

like probably what I would imagine

wardrobe actually does on a bigger sort

of shoot. Anyway that's one of the things

I have to prep when I'm prepping

SchloerBITS is wardrobe.

So one of the other things that I do

when I'm prepping SchloerBITS is that I

actually test out shots and so today I'm

testing out a shot where I'm an

exhausted mom lying on the floor, which

is a real stretch for me. so yeah I've

been testing out camera angle and what's,

where I want toys and things like that.

And really the whole point of setting

something up and testing out shots

before you actually do them is so that

you don't waste time and so that you're

more efficient with your time and

especially if you're doing everything by

yourself then you can concentrate, when,

so when you're doing your prep work you

can concentrate on the shot and the

lighting and, you know, the set decoration and

stuff like that but then when you get on,

when you transfer to your shoot day, then

you can concentrate on the acting

because you figured out all of the other

stuff ahead of time and so you already

you can kind of go, you're like, "oh yeah I

remember how to do that, I know what I'm

gonna do, I'm gonna get that set up

really quickly" and then you can just

focus on acting. Okay so props! You can

make them yourself, this was a repurposed

Apple remote of some kind

I don't even know what it goes to it

might go to an iPod, am I saying that

right?

anyway I bedazzled it with stickers

and Sharpie metallic markers and I

turned it into my MamAlert thing so

yeah that was fun.

Or, or another thing you can do is borrow

props from friends because I bet you

know people who are comedians just like

you, or who are actors just like you and

have props, because nobody in LA

I feel like wants to get rid of

something that they could possibly use

in a commercial audition, or in a sketch,

or in a film, or anything so like we

always have stuff like this and I

borrowed this headset to use in MamAlert

from a good friend of mine. So yeah

borrow them from your friends,

making yourself, Amazon also you can

sometimes find things really cheap

depends

what it is that you need. Anyway those are

my tips! Thanks for watching guys! Be sure

to send me your questions about DIY

video production, content creation,

SchloerBITS in general, any questions

that you have at all, send those over to

SchloerBTIS@gmail.com and I will be

sure to answer them and also tune in

every Tuesday for a new episode of

"Talking BITS!" and every Saturday for a

new episode of SchloerBITS! Thanks guys, bye!

[Music]

For more infomation >> Talking BITS! Episode 24 - Behind The Scenes - Prepping! - Duration: 4:13.

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氣質滿分的20句人生感悟，句句深入人心！ - Duration: 8:07.

For more infomation >> 氣質滿分的20句人生感悟，句句深入人心！ - Duration: 8:07.

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美軍為何還沒對伊朗下手，張召忠一語中的，美國在害怕它 - Duration: 4:31.

For more infomation >> 美軍為何還沒對伊朗下手，張召忠一語中的，美國在害怕它 - Duration: 4:31.

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Znani aktorzy, którzy znaleźli miłość na planie filmowym. || LVTszok - Duration: 8:32.

Znani aktorzy, którzy znaleźli miłość na planie filmowym.

Czy grając zakochanych w filmie, można się zakochać naprawdę? Choć brzmi to trochę niedorzecznie, naprawdę się zdarza.

Oto aktorzy i aktorki, którzy znaleźli miłość na planie filmowym.

W serialu "Kasia i Tomek" grali nierozerwalną parę. Początkowo ich relacja miała jedynie charakter koleżeński.

Kiedy jednak Joanna Brodzik rozstała się ze swoim ówczesnym partnerem, Bartłomiejem Świderskim, coraz częściej zaczęto ją widywać z Pawłem Wilczakiem.

W 2004 r. potwierdzili doniesienia o związku, a w połowie 2008 r. na świat przyszły ich bliźnięta, Jan i Franciszek.

Aneta Zając poznała Mikołaja Krawczyka jeszcze na łódzkiej filmówce. Jednak dopiero na planie serialu "Pierwsza miłość" miała okazję spędzić z nim więcej czasu.

Tak narodziło się uczucie, które przetrwało siedem lat i zaowocowało narodzinami bliźniąt: Roberta i Michała.

Dość nieoczekiwanie popularny związek się rozpadł. Serce aktora skradła koleżanka z planu "Pierwszej miłości", Agnieszka Włodarczyk.

W 2013 roku Mikołaj Krawczyk zaręczył się z nią. Narzeczeństwo przetrwało trzy lata.

Gdy Alicja Bachleda-Curuś i Colin Farrel spotkali się na planie filmu "Ondine" (2009), nikt nie spodziewał się głośnego romansu.

Już kilka miesięcy później, w październiku 2009 r. , na świat przyszedł ich syn Henry.

Niestety, związek pięknej Polki z hollywoodzkim aktorem rozpadł się w 2011 r.

W jednym z wywiadów Bachleda-Curuś wyznała, że z gwiazdorem łączą ją bardzo dobre stosunki i że razem wychowują dziecko.

Bartek Kasprzykowski i Tamara Arciuch poznali się na planie serialu "Halo, Hans!" w 2007 roku.

Początkowo spotykali się z negatywnym nastawieniem mediów.

Oboje aktorzy mieli swoich małżonków, z którymi jednak rozwiedli się i stworzyli razem trwały związek. Mają dwoje dzieci: Michała i Nadię.

Karolina Gorczyca i Wojciech Zieliński poznali się na planie filmu "Huśtawka" (2010). Owocem ich związku jest córka Maria. Para rozstała się w 2013 r.

Kasia Sawczuk i Maciej Musiał po raz pierwszy spotkali się na planie serialu "Hotel 52".

Potem zagrali też parę na planie serialu "Czas honoru. Powstanie". Ich związek okazał się jednak krótkotrwały.

Angelina Jolie i Brad Pitt to chyba najsłynniejsza para, której uczucie zrodziło się przed kamerami.

W chwili kręcenia "Pana i Pani Smith" (2005) żoną Pitta była jeszcze Jennifer Aniston.

Jolie i Pitt przez wiele lat tworzyli jedną z najgorętszych par show-biznesu.

Ślub wzięli dopiero w 2014 r. Dwa lata później przyszedł czas na głośny i bolesny rozwód.

Ashton Kutcher i Mila Kunis poznali się na planie "Różowych lat siedemdziesiątych".

Pobrali się w 2015 r. Doczekali się dwójki dzieci: córki Wyatt Isabelle i synka Dimitriego Portwooda.

Eva Mendes i Ryan Gosling zakochali się w sobie na planie filmu "Drugie oblicze" (2012). Pobrali się w 2016 r. Mają dwie córki: Esmeraldę i Amandę.

Początki znajomości Penelope Cruz i Javiera Bardema sięgają czasów powstawania filmu "Szynka, szynka" (1992).

Na planie erotycznego thrillera zapałali do siebie gorącym uczuciem. Aktorka nie zdecydowała się jednak wtedy na stałe związać z Hiszpanem.

Po latach znowu spotkali się na planie "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" (2008), po czym pojechali na wspólne wakacje.

Ślub wzięli w 2010 r. Doczekali się dwójki dzieci: syna Leonardo i córki Luny.

Antonio Banderas i Melanie Griffith poznali się na planie komedii romantycznej "Zbyt wiele" (1995).

Pobrali się już rok później i przeżyli razem 18 lat. Oficjalnie rozwiedli się pod koniec 2015 r. Mają dorosłą córkę, Stellę del Carmen.

Po filmowym romansie w "Zmierzchu" (2008) przyszedł czas na prawdziwe uczucie między Kristen Stewart a Robertem Pattinsonem.

Dwoje aktorów chodziło ze sobą przez dobrych kilka lat. Rozstali się w 2013 r. Po latach Stewart stwierdzi, że ich związek "został zamieniony w produkt".

Blake Lively i Ryan Reynolds zakochali się w sobie na planie "Green Lantern" (2011).

Choć film o przygodach supebohatera nie został doceniony przez krytyków, produkcji tej zawdzięczamy jedną z najpiękniejszych obecnie par Hollywood.

Lively i Reynolds wzięli ślub w 2012 r. Doczekali się dwóch córek: James i Ines.

For more infomation >> Znani aktorzy, którzy znaleźli miłość na planie filmowym. || LVTszok - Duration: 8:32.

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Magia Record | Kurumi Manaka | Episode 2 | (Translated) - Duration: 7:31.

Manaka: I thought this would be a once in a lifetime chance...

???: Did you miss out on your chance?

Manaka: Yeah... That's right... Where did I go wrong...?

Manaka: Oh... It's you again...

Kyuubey: Form a contract with me and become a magical girl.

Manaka: That again...? I'm not in the mood for this...

Manaka: Learn to read the room a little.

Kyuubey: You're feeling down, aren't you?

Kyuubey: Then why not just cancel out whatever is troubling you?

Kyuubey: If you become a magical girl, I can grant you any wish.

Manaka: Ahh, jeez! You're so persistent!

Manaka: I get it! I'll do it, already! Are you happy?!

Kyuubey: So? What do you wish for? The success of your restaurant?

Manaka: Wha--! W-wait! Don't decide that yourself!

Manaka: The food at Walnut's is obviously wonderful!

Manaka: If people just had the chance to try it...

Manaka: I know that the restaurant would flourish again...

Kyuubey: Then what is your wish?

Manaka: Then... Well...

Manaka: Chance! I want a chance!

Manaka: Give me the chance to spread our restaurant's flavors!

Student Council Girl: This is a problem...

Student Council Girl: There's only one week... Until the student council assembly...

Student Council Girl: I need to hurry and find a replacement...! Who could I ask on such short notice...?

Student Council Girl: --------!! There's no choice...! It'll be hit or miss, but...!

Student Council Girl: The chef from the restaurant that we asked...

Student Council Girl: They got the chance to compete in a cooking competition...

Student Council Girl: And so... Kurumi-san...

Student Council Girl: I was wondering if you could cater the student council assembly.

Manaka: ------!!

Manaka: You can count on me!!

Manaka: Tanukicchi! Tanukicchi, thank you so much!

Manaka: Being a magical girl is amazing!

Manaka: My chance really did come around!

Kyuubey: What a relief. I'm not a tanuki though.

Man 1: Oh...! Chef Hayashi's replacement...

Man 2: It's a middle school kid...?!

Manaka: Oh, it's you.

Manaka: You're the cooks who will be working under me.

Man 2: What...! Y-you sure talk big...!

Man 1: I heard we'd be working under Chef Hayashi, so I came...

Manaka: The student council assembly starts at 12:30.

Manaka: We'll be serving all the food hot and freshly made.

Manaka: I want everything finished and lined up on the tables right on time.

Manaka: We don't have any time to slack off!

Manaka: Now...

Manaka: Let's get cooking!!

Man 2: Yes, chef...

Manaka: You. Deal with the bell peppers.

Man 2: Ugh! ... Yes.

Manaka: You! Wait!

Man 1: Huh?

Manaka: Before putting the sauce over the potatoes, fry them just a little longer.

Manaka: We want them to be soft and flaky!

Man 1: ... Ah, y-yes...

Manaka: Brush the pork loin with wasabi, please.

Man 2: W-with wasabi...?!

Manaka: It's the secret to keep it from getting too hard when you cook it.

Manaka: We may be cooking Western-style, but we can use the clever tricks from all over!

Man 2: ... Got it!

Manaka: Finely slice the celery, then go ahead and add it.

Manaka: That subtle seasoning is what's really going to bring out the flavor and make this exquisite!

"This seasoning will...?!"

Manaka: Hm... Something is missing...

Manaka: I know!

Manaka: Let's add to the sweet and sour flavors by adding tomato to the sauce!

"I get it...!"

Manaka: We need to get eeevery last grain of rice... Coated in butter!

"This could only be called magnificent...!"

Manaka: Now then, it's time to add the finishing touches!

Manaka: Some arugula and radish... For color.

"It's so beautiful...!"

Manaka: (It's almost time...)

Manaka: (...9, 8...)

Manaka: (...6, 5... ... 3, 2...)

Manaka: We're done! In two minutes, carry this out to the assembly hall!!

"Yes, chef!!"

Fancy Girl 1: This is so delicious...!!

Fancy Girl 2: I've never eaten anything like this...!

Fancy Girl 1: Isn't this even better than the food at The Heninsula?

Manaka: I did it...! I did it...!!)

Manaka: (I wasn't even nervous!)

Manaka: (After all... It going this well...)

Manaka: Was a total given!

Girl: .......... (*gulp* ...)

Teacher: Alright, that's it for to--

Girl: Kyaaaa!! Bento, bento!!

Teacher: ... Day. ... Huh?

Manaka: Manaka's Special Bento--! Just two left!

Girl: Yes! I'm buying! I'm buying!!

Girl 2: Mememe!! Please give me one!

Manaka: Alright, thanks for your business!

Manaka: Alriiight! I'm closed for the day! Manaka's Special Bento are all sold out!

Girl 3: Eehhh...?! I was too late, again...

Girl 3: Okay... Next time! Next time I'll definitely get one!

Manaka: Phew... Looks like I sold out again today!

After the student council assembly, with the support of the student council members...

I was allowed to sell limited amounts of my special bento at Mizuna Girls' Academy!

As you can see, these bento are very popular...

When the bell tolls for lunch break, it also draws the curtains for the fierce battle between students, racing to get a bento...

Manaka: Oh! Today is Wednesday, isn't it?

Manaka: Tomorrow... I need to set up the sign to say I'll be closed for the day!

That's right. On Thursday, the special bentos aren't for sale. Why, you ask?

Manaka: Ladies! Thank you so much for waiting!

Manaka: The dish of Japan: cabbage rolls!!

Fancy Girl: My...!! What a wonderful scent...

Manaka: Now... Enjoy, to your heart's content!!

That's right. After that day at the student council assembly, my popularity has risen with the girls of St. Lillianna Academy.

Every week on Thursdays, I work as a visiting chef on St. Lillianna Academy's campus.

The sales don't lose out to Mizuna... As a visiting chef, I'm very popular...

Fancy Girl: Pardon me, could I ask for a finger bowl?

Manaka: Fin... F... Um...!

Manaka: (Just for times like this...!)

Manaka: ("Hayashi Yuu's Pocket Sized Book of Gourmet Manners" !!)

Manaka: (... Found it!)

Manaka: Yes! One finger bowl, right?! One moment!

... Well. Sometimes it can be hard to navigate high society, but...

But that's nothing...!

Fancy Girl: Kurumi-san.

Manaka: Yes.

Fancy Girl: Your parent's Western-style restaurant...

Fancy Girl: It's called Walnut's... Right?

Manaka: Yes...?

Fancy Girl: My father said...

Fancy Girl: That he absolutely must taste the food, there!

Manaka: -------!!

Manaka: Of course!!

When it comes to spreading the flavors of Walnut's...

Those hardships... Are nothing!

Manaka: ...............

Kyuubey: This restaurant is quiet, as usual.

Manaka: Wha--!! You...!

Manaka: But... I can't deny it...

Manaka's Father: Manaka! Daddy is leaving soon!

Manaka: Ah, yes! Another chef tour?

Manaka's Father: Yep!

Manaka's Father: It's all thanks to your advertising, Manaka!

That's right. My publicity has made the restaurant instantly famous...

Although it was a good thing that all this word-of-mouth wasn't just about me, but of the restaurant as well...

It only led to requests for her father to tour as a chef, and no increase in customers actually coming in...

I hate to admit it, but it's just like that white tanuki says... The restaurant is still only visited by odd-balls...

Manaka's Father: Alright! I'm going, now!

Manaka's Father: Look after the restaurant.

Manaka: Ah, yeah...! Have a safe trip!

Manaka: ...........

Manaka: ... He said to "look after" it...

Manaka: ... But as usual, there's no here...

But as long as these jobs are coming in, sales have technically gone up...

Even though my father used to say he wanted to "restore the restaurant to its former glory" ...

Lately, he looks so happy when he goes out.

Manaka: ... I wonder if my father is satisfied with this...

Manaka: ...........

Manaka: ... It really... Is quiet...

Manaka: Why did I...

Manaka: Put so much energy into getting the word out...?

Manaka: Every day is so busy... This is what they call a cry of joy!

For more infomation >> Magia Record | Kurumi Manaka | Episode 2 | (Translated) - Duration: 7:31.

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Magia Record | Kurumi Manaka | Episode 3 | (Translated) - Duration: 7:31.

Girl 1: They're already gone for the day.

Girl 2: Ehh... They're sold out today, too?

Manaka: (One of these is for myself, so...)

Manaka: (Yep, all sold out again.)

Manaka: I wonder... If I should have put up some kind of notice, after all...

Manaka: ... Well, oh well...

Manaka: (Time to pack up... And have lunch...)

Manaka: Hm?

Sana: I-I was... Ugh... Too... Late again... Haah... Hah...

Manaka: (She looks really worn out... She must have run here at full speed...)

Manaka: (Last one...) ... Here, take this.

Sana: ------?! Huh?! Eh... Um! That's...

Manaka: You came to buy a bento, didn't you?

Sana: T-th... Th... That's... True... But...

Sana: Ah! Um! Could it be that you're a magical girl, too?!

Manaka: ... Huh?

Sana: Eh! Ah, huh? I just... Because... Um...

Manaka: ...?

Sana: It's just... I...

Sana: My classmates... And my teachers... I can't get any of them to notice me...

Sana: Or... Rather than noticing me... It's that they can't see me... So...

Sana: So... I thought maybe you could see me because you're a magical girl too...

Manaka: ... I stopped and listened, but I don't get it.

Sana: Oh...! T-that... Makes sense! Um... Something like magical girls isn't...

Manaka: No, you're right. I'm a magical girl, too.

Sana: Huh?! Eh! Eh - ah...!

Manaka: Talking about magical girls so openly - you sure are careless.

Sana: Uu... Aw...

Manaka: But the fact that I'm aware of your presence...

Manaka: Has nothing to do with being a magical girl.

Sana: Eh? But... Then how...?

Manaka: I may only be a middle schooler, but I'm a legitimate chef.

Manaka: And a first-class chef never loses sight of their customers.

Sana: ----!! Um...! That's so moving! I...

Manaka: Do you not have lunch?

Manaka: I always set aside the last bento for myself.

Manaka: If you don't want it, I'll eat it myself.

Sana: Y...! Hawawa! Y-yes, I want it! I'll eat it! I'll eat it!!

Manaka: ... Pfft! You don't need to get so flustered. The bento isn't going to run away.

Sana: Okay...

Sana: Um! Thank you very much!

Sana: Tomorrow! Tomorrow I'll definitely make it here earlier, on my own!

Manaka: ... My special bento... Today is the last day...

Sana: ... Eh?

Manaka: I think... I should just stop.

Manaka: Selling my bento, and working as a guest chef at Lillianna...

Sana: B-but...! Why...?

Manaka: ... There's just no point to doing all this.

Sana: No point...?

Manaka: Selling my bento. Being a guest chef...

Manaka: It's true that out restaurant became more well known...

Manaka: But... In the end, more customers didn't start coming in.

Manaka: My bento - and being a guest chef...

Manaka: Everything I've done until now...

Manaka: Honestly, it may have even obscured the restaurant even further...

Manaka: That's why! I'm putting an end to all of it!

Manaka: If what I'm doing isn't helping the restaurant to flourish...

Manaka: Then there's no point in even cooking!

Manaka: I don't even know why I should cook anymore...

Sana: .... Th... ats... *sniff* ... Uu...

Manaka: -------?! H-hey! Come on!

Manaka: All it means is no more bento...! It's...!

Manaka: It's nothing to cry about...!

Manaka: ... J-just how big of a glutton are you...?!

Sana: How can you say... "All it means is no more bento" ...?

Sana: Please don't say that...!

Sana: To me... This is a big deal...

Manaka: A-awawa...!

It's like I said earlier - about no one noticing me... I have no friends. I'm alone.

... So I always hated when lunch break came around.

I always watch as everyone pushes their desks together... And in all these groups of friends, there's no place for me... These lunch breaks make me acutely aware of how alone I am. I hate them... I hate them...

But one day, that changed - when I ate one of Kurumi-san's lunches.

It was just by chance... My timing was good, one day, and I bought one of your bento... It was my first time eating such a delicious bento.

Even though I was still alone in the corner of the classroom - before I realized it, I was smiling...

If I can eat bento this delicious... I can look forward to lunch break.

Even though I hate running... When I do my best and get one of Kurumi-san's lunches, it somehow changes the way I look at my classroom.

It made me really happy. I was finally able to be like everyone else... And love lunch break...

Sana: I finally... Came to like it...

Sana: But now...

Sana: What am I supposed to use... To look forward to lunch break...?

Manaka: That's...

Sana: *sniff* ... *sniff* ...

Sana: It really is... *sniff* ... Very delicious...

Manaka: Thank you for saying so. Well, it's a given that it would be, but still.

Manaka: But...

Manaka: Futaba-san, you're a magical girl, right?

Manaka: In that case, you have a way of coming to buy bento faster than anyone.

Manaka: In fact I imagine you have multiple ways.

Sana: *sniff* ... Well... It's just...

Sana: I don't want to be unfair...

Manaka: ... Pfft. You're so honest.

Sana: *sniff* ... Um...

Manaka: Yes?

Sana: I just have something that... I really really really want to say...

Sana: I don't mean to be presumptuous, and you probably already know, but...!

Manaka: Yes, yes, yes!

Manaka: I get it already... You don't want to be presumptuous.

Sana: Au... Yes...

Manaka: So what is it?

Sana: I just think... That you shouldn't quit.

Sana: Your bento, and being a guest chef.

Manaka: ...!

Sana: Maybe... You shouldn't fixate so much on "the restaurant"...

Sana: I think...

Manaka: .............

Sana: Because!

Sana: ... Even if it's not a bustling restaurant...

Sana: Or... Even in the corner of the classroom... Eating alone...

Sana: And even now!

Sana: ... Kurumi-san's bento...

Sana: Is just so, so delicious...

Manaka: Futaba-san...

Manaka: ............

Manaka: ( "You shouldn't" ... "Fixate" ...)

Sana: I'm... I'm sorry...

Manaka: ... Huh?

Sana: I stole your bento...

Sana: And I made you spend your whole lunch break with me...

Manaka: No problem. I have plenty more to eat...

Manaka: Look - everything soup! I brought it from home.

Sana: Wow...! ... *sniff* ... ... It has such a yummy smell...! *sniff* ...

Manaka: I can't tell if you're smelling it or sniveling...

Sana: Uu... *sniff* ... It's both...

Manaka: Pfft. Well, there's no helping it...

Manaka: Here! Go ahead and try some of this soup, too.

Sana: Are you sure...?!

Manaka: Since the bento is cold...

Manaka: It's good to have something warm.

Manaka: That way it'll become an even better meal!

Sana: Thank you so much...!

Sana: ... *gulp* ... *munch munch* ...

Manaka: How is it?

Sana: Warm... And delicious...

Sana: It's so good...!

Sana: Really.

Sana: It's just like you said, Kurumi-san. It become an even better meal!

Manaka: See?

Manaka: (What a nice smile.)

Manaka: (My cooking...)

Manaka: (It can make smiles as lovely as this.)

Manaka: (The reason why I should cook...)

Manaka: (For me, it's...)

Manaka: ... Honestly.

Manaka: There's just no helping with you, is there, Futaba-san?

Sana: ... Uu *munch munch* ... ... Eh?

Manaka: Manaka's special bento--! Just one left!

Manaka: Thanks, come again!

Manaka: Okaaay! I'm all sold out!

Manaka: Please come again tomorrow!

Girl 1: Eh... I didn't get one today...

Girl 2: Let's come earlier, tomorrow!

Sana: ... ... Haah...! Kurumi-san...!

Manaka: Ooh, you almost made it! I just sold out.

Sana: But you're...! Going to...! Continue selling bento...!

Manaka: What are you so surprised for?

Manaka: After all, everything... Is thanks to you.

Sana: Eah! I-I...

Manaka: As always, business was booming...

Manaka: It was so busy that I haven't eaten my own lunch, yet.

Manaka: Now, then. Here's the bento that I set aside for myself...

Manaka: Oh? What's this? For some reason there's another one over here...

Sana: ...?

Manaka: Oh dear...

Manaka: Welp, looks like I've missed my chance to sell it.

Manaka: Here you go.

Sana: --------?!

Manaka: Shall we eat together?

Manaka: Manaka's special bento is the tastiest in the world!

Sana: Eh...?

Manaka: Please, let me see it again.

Manaka: That blissful smile of yours when you eat my cooking.

Manaka: And then tell me, as many times as you like...

Manaka: The meaning of my cooking. The joy of my cooking.

Sana: Kurumi-san...

Sana: ... Um... I-I...

Sana: Yes...!

Sana: Let's... Eat together! The tastiest bento... In the world!

Manaka: Pfft. Again?

Manaka: You sure are a crybaby, Sana-san.

Manaka: That crybaby is... A very precious customer to me!

For more infomation >> Magia Record | Kurumi Manaka | Episode 3 | (Translated) - Duration: 7:31.

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Chiefs coach Solinas sees the funny side of the tongue twisting name of midfielder Andriamirado - Duration: 3:06.

Chiefs coach Solinas sees the funny side of the tongue twisting name of midfielder Andriamirado

Chiefs coach Solinas sees the funny side of the tongue twisting name of midfielder Andriamirado.

  Kaizer Chiefs coach Giovanni Solinas has in a light hearted moment said he will not try to learn how to pronounce the tongue twisting full name of Madagascan midfielder Andriamirado Andrianarimanana.

The Italian‚ who is not fluent in English‚ said with a smile on his face that he would stick to calling the midfielder "Dax" or "Adria" because a game of football would finish before he was done trying to pronounce his long and difficult name.

The majority of names of the people of the Indian Ocean island are notoriously long and difficult to pronounce.

Their president‚ for example‚ is Hery Rajaonarimampianina.

"I can't pronounce his [Andrianarimanana's] name.

It is a big name and big surname which is unbelievable‚" said Solinas in a light moment to a burst of laughter from the journalists at the post-match press conference after his team's 2-2 MTN8 semfinal‚ first leg draw against SuperSport United on Sunday.

"I said to him that‚ I will call you Adria or Dax because if I try to pronounce your full name and surname‚ the game will be finished'." Solinas also shed light on how he plans to use Andrianarimanana‚ who is still unavailable for competitive matches because he is yet to receive his work permit‚ in his system during the season.

"He is central midfielder who plays from box to box like Siphelele Ntshangase.

He plays in the same position for his national team where the club scouted him at the Cosafa Cup tournament in Polokwane.

He showed the ability of playing from box to box and I am happy to have him because he will add a lot of value and competition to the squad‚" said Solinas.

"He can't play official games at the moment because we are waiting for the papers but I believe that he will help us and I am very happy that he is our player." To be able to break into the Chiefs starting line-up‚ Andrianarimanana faces stiff competition from the likes of Ntshangase‚ Willard Katsande‚ Bongolethu Jayiya‚ who got a rare start against SuperSport‚ and Hendrick Ekstein in the heart of the midfield.

For more infomation >> Chiefs coach Solinas sees the funny side of the tongue twisting name of midfielder Andriamirado - Duration: 3:06.

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Деревяшки - Песенка про лужу - Детская песенка - выпуск 4 - Duration: 1:25.

For more infomation >> Деревяшки - Песенка про лужу - Детская песенка - выпуск 4 - Duration: 1:25.

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Taloc Guide - Normal and Heroic Taloc Boss Guide - Duration: 3:37.

Hi! I'm Hazel, and this a a guide to the Taloc raid boss in Uldir on Normal and Heroic difficulty.

This is the first boss of the first raid of BfA. He's a Titan Construct that's supposed

to be guarding this place and keeping the scary stuff in. That's clearly going great.

Some first bosses are a bit of a gimme and this is not one of them.

The key to Phase 1 is space management, which is a fancy way to say put your goo with the

other goo. Keep it all together. Plasma Discharge will target several people with these dark

red circles, and they've got about 4 seconds to get out before they start dropping blood

pools. Have a designated side of the room to put

those in, keep them as tight together as possible and if you have a big defensive cooldown consider

using it to run your discharge right on top of the existing blood. Do that at your own

risk though, this stuff hurts. He'll face a direction and cast Sanguine Static,

which fires out these blood waves. Those do damage and a knockback if they get you, which

is even more embarrassing if it kicks you into a blood pool.

Cudgel of Gore is the big tank mechanic, although it's also kind of an everyone mechanic so

don't skip ahead yet. He'll put this arrow over one of the tanks, and after 4.5 seconds

charge their location and smash down his weapon. That clears all Blood Storms in 18 yards so

the tank should run it to the filled part of the room to clear space.

It also does massive raid damage that drops off with distance, so if you're not the tank

you want to be as far from that as you can get. Laying down a raid marker for the blood

drop location and then a safe zone to stack during Cudgel on the opposite side make this

easy to coordinate. 20 seconds or so after dropping his weapon,

he'll regret his decision and use Retrieve Cudgel. The boss charges to the location of

his weapon, doing big damage and a knockback to anyone in his way. Don't be in his way.

At 60% health we move into Phase Two. The floor starts descending and this is officially

an elevator boss. You can fall off the edges and I don't recommend it. During this part

Taloc is Powered Down, taking 99% less damage and having a little break. He won't attack

so don't worry about him for a bit. Uldir Defensive Beams will criss cross the

elevator shaft. Look down around the edge of the platform and you'll see them coming.

They'll pass through the platform as you descend and they're devastating if you get hit, so

check where they are and be somewhere safe. That gets trickier when you factor in the

main elevator mechanic, which is a fun set of new adds.

Coalesced Bloods will spawn and leave Blood patches under them as they move. A tank should

pick them up and slowly drag them around the border of the platform while everybody nukes

them down. Healing and add positioning is way easier in this phase if everyone stacks

up, so form a tight group near the edge of the platform, keep an eye on incoming beams

and move together. Volatile Droplets will fixate a player and

ooze towards them, which should be towards the stack if everyone is grouped. When they

touch any player they'll pop and disappear, doing some damage and a 5 yard knockback.

The off tank or anybody that's free and can take the hit should run forward into the add

to pop it before it reaches the group. Make sure that you're at least 5 yards clear of

other players and also the edge to avoid kicking yourself or your friends to their deaths.

The elevator phase is by far the most difficult part of this fight, so if you can get through

that you're doing great. When the elevator is almost touched down, you can jump off the

last bit yourself to avoid getting stunned. Once you're at the bottom the boss wakes up

and you enter the final Phase. This is basically just Phase 1 but with more space, and the

fixate adds from the elevator will continue to spawn.

Keep in mind that you can stun them and that the damage from running into them is honestly,

fine as long as you're topped off in health and not bursting them near stacks of players.

Aside from that, keep your hat on, group up the blood, avoid the Cudgel of Gore and you've

got yourself a dead boss. This fight is mechanically identical between

normal and heroic, which should make this a reasonable fight for Normal guilds and Pugs

to farm on heroic for loot. Once your raid's learned how to manage the blood pools the

biggest thing will be the DPS check of killing adds quickly.

So, that is Taloc in Uldir. Thanks for watching! If this video helped you out please consider

leaving me a like. Check out my channel for more raid guides and other WoW stuff and have

a wonderful, wonderful day! Bye.

For more infomation >> Taloc Guide - Normal and Heroic Taloc Boss Guide - Duration: 3:37.

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Menedżer Ewy Bem błaga ją, by wróciła na scenę - Duration: 4:00.

For more infomation >> Menedżer Ewy Bem błaga ją, by wróciła na scenę - Duration: 4:00.

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Jejum intermitente para o bem do coração? - Duration: 3:03.

For more infomation >> Jejum intermitente para o bem do coração? - Duration: 3:03.

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Suplementação de ômega-3 traz pouco ou nenhum benefício para o coração - Duration: 3:38.

For more infomation >> Suplementação de ômega-3 traz pouco ou nenhum benefício para o coração - Duration: 3:38.

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Useful Shopping Phrasal Verbs to Improve Your English - Duration: 6:15.

Who doesn't love shopping? I know I do.

But you know what's even better than shopping?

That's coming up.

Welcome. Welcome. Welcome to our lesson today.

I have a super fun one. We are talking about shopping phrasal verbs.

Of course, these are very useful phrasal verbs because

we have to go shopping all the time.

We need food. We need clothes. And that is why these verbs will come in very, very handy.

Because we can use them all the time. So let's begin.

The first one is SELL OUT.

So this means...they sell out it means they don't have it any longer.

That the store doesn't have something any more and it's not available to buy.

And many times we use it with "of." They sell out of something.

So maybe you go to the store and they sold out of mushrooms.

It happened to me the other day. They sold out of hummus, or eggs, or something.

This is also a very common word to use with different events.

For example like a show or a concert.

Number two is TRY OUT.

And this just means to test something to see if you like it.

And of course this is going to be more applicable to shopping trips

that involve clothes or shoes.

Because you want to test those items out before you buy them.

Number three is PICK UP.

And this just means to buy or grab something from the store.

When you pick something up from the store you're not spending a long time in there.

You are just grabbing what you need and leaving.

Easy as that.

Number four is almost like number three but slightly different.

It's PICK OUT.

Not pick up, pick out.

And it has a completely different meaning.

It just means to choose.

This is why phrasal verbs are so complicated.

It's because you switch the preposition and suddenly the meaning changes.

But pick out means to choose one thing.

Number five is MARK DOWN.

And this one is among my favorite ones because

when stores mark something down it means they reduce it in price.

Which calls for a happy dance.

Happy Dance! They marked down the prices.

That's...I'm sorry about that.

That's really what it means. The price goes down. It's marked down.

I love this dress, and they marked it down 50%.

Number six is to LOOK AROUND.

And this one can also be fun. It just means to browse around without a plan.

You don't have a shopping plan.

You're not there to just go in, buy something, and get out.

You're just looking around. You just want to see what they have.

Maybe you can get a new dress. Maybe some new shoes.

It doesn't matter. You don't have a plan. You're just looking around.

Number seven is to SHOP AROUND.

And when you shop around, you compare prices between two or more stores.

And we usually do this with more expensive items.

Like a TV, or a computer, or a phone, or things like that.

That are worth a lot of money.

We don't want to go in the first store we see and buy it.

We want to shop around.

Number eight is SHELL OUT.

And this means to pay a lot of money at once.

And maybe sometimes a price that just doesn't seem or fair or too much.

So this one is not among my favorite phrasal verbs

because nobody wants to shell out a lot of money at once.

Number nine is to BLOW MONEY ON (SOMETHING).

And this is also not among my favorites

because it means kind of to spend money wastefully.

Number ten is TAKE BACK.

And it means to return something to the store.

Now I think Wes will agree that I do this a lot.

Or I used to do this a lot.

If it's defective or it doesn't fit right, many times we can take it back.

Okay, now that we've learned it's time to practice.

So in the comments, write down the answer to one of these questions.

Let us know. And you can answer all three questions if you like.

I hope you found these phrasal verbs useful.

In fact, I'm sure you did because they're very, very useful phrasal verbs

and we go shopping all the time.

Thank you so much for watching. If you liked it, please give it a thumbs up.

Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time.

Bye.