Youtube daily report Jan 20 2017

Let's go with NAVI

NAVI Band have to win

My first is NAVI

Second... hmm... Nuteki

And third Kattia

No one more, no one more

To be honest I'm so nervous

Navi... Navi... Navi!

YAY!

Twelve (points) go to NAVI

Go, go!

I can't believe it!

Can't believe it, can't believe it

No, I don't believe it

NAVI won

I can't believe it

Navi won

My favorite won

It will go to Eurovision representing Belarus

Let's go

Deserved, deserved!

They were the best

And they will bring a spark of happiness to Eurovision

So... well done

Well done Belarus

My first place in my Top 3

Now they should sing

Give their last performance

And then... to wait

And now it comes

"Historyja majho žyćcia"

(The story of my life)

They look so happy!

*singing*

I LOVE IT!

I'm in fond of it

*trying to sing...*

The stage has become to a party

Everybody is happy

That's basically what the song inspires to us

Things like this are needed

Happiness is needed, joy...

It is perfect!

To be honest...

I can't believe it yet

It is perfect

Perfect

And... it is over

The Belarusian Eurofest it's over

That's all

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Dosificadora y empacadora de granos , semillas y polvos - Duration: 1:39.

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DANIELA NAZARETH | Mar báltico - Duration: 2:39.

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Obama Running Around Like CRAZY After Seeing What Martin Luther King Said To Trump! - Duration: 1:28.

Obama Running Around Like CRAZY After Seeing What Martin Luther King Said To Trump!

By Paris Swade.

This just in!

Obama is going to be in shock when he sees what Martin Luther King III said at Trump

tower.

Martin Luther King III said that �Donald Trump is going to represent Americans!�

Let me repeat that so CNN can hear that.

That�s right.

MARTIN LUTHER KING III SAID THAT �DONALD TRUMP IS GOING TO REPRESENT AMERICANS!�

The liberal media is busy trying to call Trump a racist right now.

It�s sad.

He�s not.

Is this all the Democrats have left?

Share the good news!

Martin Luther King Jr�s son said that Trump is going to help every American!

We need to fight the mainstream media lies about Trump.

Have a happy MLK day and let�s remember that Democrats are the real racists.

Remember that that Martin Luther King Jr. was most likely a Republican.

Thanks for reading, y�all.

Share this to help us at Liberty Writers fight the mainstream media lies about Trump.

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FNAF PLUSHIES/FNAF MUÑECOS - Duration: 2:54.

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Artist Zayn Malik Live

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Three Little Kittens

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Soviet Submarine S-363 (U-137) Aground in Sweden 1981 - English Subtitles - Duration: 2:42.

Within just a few hours U-137 may be authorized to be freed from her rock on Gåsefjärden outside Karlskrona.

The navy has prepared a powerful towing cable around the conning tower of the submarine.

Beside the submarine is the Swedish Customs Patrol Cruiser 103 which has a very important role -

- via her radio the submarine commander Gusjtjin can inform Russia from the embassy in Stockholm -

- when he is prepared to leave his ship and go into custody and be interrogated by the Swedish military.

Meanwhile the crew in the conning tower ran a gauntlet for the world press.

They seem to be more hardened despite the Swedish marines and paratroopers have a substantial presence.

How does it feel to be out here with a hostile submarine present?

We are quite accustomed considering this is our job so I have no fault against it.

This is not exercise anymore and you are here under other circumstances.

That's right, but we train for just these kinds of situations and conditions.

How did you react when you first saw the submarine with hostile sailors onboard when you came out here?

Just submarine at sea so no big surprise for us.

But this is the first time you came this close to an enemy submarine?

This close to a hostile submarine yes.

We're now patroling this island that we now are located at.

We have additionally during the morning exercised deployment and movement on other parts of this islet.

Our task here is to show strength in numbers which we do periodically.

It raises alot of attention aboard the submarine indeed.

How do you show that strength?

Our presence is enough.

The October rain spray down on the site and the scene is basically the same as it has been day after day.

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bangla new song thakbe tumi cover by Rajo & Imtiaz 2017 - Duration: 7:03.

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Sushi of Nianago♪ ～Conger eel Simmered in Sweetened Soy Sauce～ 煮穴子のにぎり鮨♪ - Duration: 5:40.

Sushi of Nianago♪　 ～Conger eel Simmered in Sweetened Soy Sauce～

I made this video in August, 2014.

I would appreciate it if you could add or correct subtitles for my video!

First of all, go to the fish market to buy fresh conger eel.

Draining blood from a live conger eel from above the gills to keep it fresh.

It's called "Ikejime"

This conger eel is from Matsushima, Miyagi Prefecture.　Its weight is 340 g.

I came back home.

This is an indispensable item in eel preparation called Meuchi(目打ち).

Measure the girth of the abdomen.

φ39.4ｍｍ

Very thick!

Pin down slippery conger eel using Meuchi.

About 600 mm in body length.!

Fillet.

Cut the conger eel open along the back.

Remove the innards

Remove the entrails from stomach and giblets.

You can use head and backbone for soup stock, so don't throw away them.

Remove the head.

Remove the fin.

Remove the remaining innards.

Rub it with extra coarse sea salt.

Wash it.

Scrape skin gently with the knife to remove dirt and slime.

Remove the thin skin.

Cut into half.

Pour hot water over the skin, bone and head.

Remove the remaining slime.

Clean and remove bloody parts.

Preparation is done.

Make sauce.

First of all, make soup stock.

Put the backbone and head into the 1000 ml of water.

Remove the scum.

Skimming the scum away and cook for 15 minutes with low heat.

Turn off the burner after 15 minutes.

You can get 600～700 ml of soup stock.

Heat a pan and put 200 ml of sake.

Burn off the alcohol.

Pour all of soup stock.

2 tbsp of granulated sugar.

Put the conger eel skin side down.

Cover with a drop lid.

Simmer for 20 minutes.

Sometime, open the lid and remove the form.

Very tender!

Transfer to a deep pot.

200 ml of soy sauce.

Add 1 tbsp of granulated sugar.

Put the lid on the pot and heat.

Cook on low heat for about 20 minutes.

After 20 minutes.

It's very tender.

Take it out carefully.

Stretch out the conger eel while it is hot. .

Make Tare Sauce called " Tsume".

Boil down the marinade liquid on low heat.

Tsume will thicken once it cools, so take that into consideration while preparing the sauce.

Be careful not to scorch.

Prepare sushi.

Cut the conger eel into Nigiri size.

Make sushi rice.

I show the recipe of sushi rice in my video "Sushi Party at Home♪"

Form sushi.

Nianago is very tender, so form it gently.

Dish up to the plate.

Garnish with homemade Gari.

I show Gari recipe in "Nigiri Sushi♪" video

Spread some Tsume.

It's ready to eat♪

Sushi goes well with beer!

Cheers!

Let's eat!

Very very tender.

Delicious!

Gari is nice too.

Nianago has a texture that melts in my mouth.

Please Subscibe soon!

Time for my evening drink.

Simmered liver and innards in sweetened soy sauce.

Spit-roasting of fin called "Hire Kushi Yaki".

Bone crackers.

Head grilled with salt.

I had enjoyed all of conger eel without gallbladder.

Thanks for the meal.

Please Subscibe soon!

For more infomation >> Sushi of Nianago♪ ～Conger eel Simmered in Sweetened Soy Sauce～ 煮穴子のにぎり鮨♪ - Duration: 5:40.

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Q&A I've been working on the railroading - Duration: 10:49.

Hey again! It's time for another Q&A session! Since our regular donor was feeling a bit

under the weather shall we say, to which I hope they feel better soon, I've taken the

liberty of gathering questions from one of the soon-to-be Saorsa alpha testers so that we

have a video this week. So what question do we have today? Well, let's just quote it off

word for word, shall we? "Do you already have an adventure on your

mind or are you gonna make it up as you go along? So basically is it gonna be a more

on rails thing or an open world?" It's pretty straightforward, so let's get

right to the answer. In short, yes.

Oh. That wasn't a yes or no question. That doesn't bode well for this being a two minute

video, does it? No, no it does not. Alright, so what's the deal?

See, Saorsa's being designed in such a way that GMs can do pretty much whatever they

want with it. There's room for adding new species, new settings, even entirely new planets

to the basic game from the very start. GMs like to make their own adventures, their own

worlds and so on, and I wanted to make certain that such were available to them to do so

as they see fit. On the other hand, Saorsa's also meant to

be a game that teaches players how to role play, especially players and GMs who have

really only done dungeon crawling murderhobo rampages before, those who have only played

RPGs on video games who don't realize the near limitless possibilities of the tabletop

RPG media, and players who are completely new to tabletop RPGs as a whole. This means

leaving things too wide open without any kind of a direction towards where to go or what

to do just isn't going to work for many of these groups.

As such, the game's being built with all of this in mind. Like let's go through a quick

overview of what the game's rough plot and world is, because this'll help give a better

idea of exactly what's going on and why. The basic concept behind Saorsa is that the

planet which is the game's namesake, is essentially a penal colony. The entire planet is devoted

towards the rehabilitation and redemption of individuals who wind up there. Now, specifically

how you get stuck on Saorsa in the first place is you have to commit a sin against yourself

- in particular, you have to break your own personal values at a deeply fundamental level

and show that you really don't understand who you are.

This is a key part behind teaching players how to role play a character because it's

a starting point that both strong role players and completely new ones can both begin at

- it's alright if you don't know who your character is or can't really get into their

shoes or understand them all that well, because they don't know who they are either. If they

did, they wouldn't be stuck on Saorsa in the first place.

Some of the setting's concepts are kinda railroady and somewhat linear, in that there are key

points in the game that characters kind of have to go through by default. The path to redemption

is a core concept in the game which revolves around players making key points

of understanding their character by confronting their decision to break their values and figure

out why they did something that goes so abhorrently against what they claim to believe in.

The beauty of this is that it makes sure every character has a few major plot hooks to work

with so that a GM can customize their campaign to the characters that are being played, but

can still have a lot of room to do stuff within the larger context of the world and other

plot threads that may be going on. As such, the game is mostly non-linear in terms of

the basic stuff built into the setting itself. Saorsa's designed so that, in the setting

itself, it's completely cannonical that the landmasses shift and change. New mountains

are formed, cave systems are created, even new species custom-built for characters to

face as challenges on a regular basis. As such, the world is living and shifting at

all times, and there are a lot of different factions that live there as well.

So what does all of that mean? Well, basically a GM can do anything they want with the setting

more or less. You don't even have to follow the primary plotline as listed, it's just

a basic starting point that allows for adventures to be built around such easily. That being

said, I tried to built the basic plot in such a way that there's some linearness to it,

and a great deal of room to maneuver. See, the more linear a story is, the more

you know what happens and can plan stuff out in advance. This almost always leads to a

more intricate and clever story, allows for foreshadowing and so on. The more open-world

a story is though, the less control you have but the more a player's choices matter.

As such, both of these things have their pros and cons. By having a completely totally open

world game, you wind up with a game that doesn't really have any focus or direction to it most

of the time, but if you railroad the players, then you may as well not have a game because

their choices don't really matter, which we kinda covered in last week's video.

So, the way I tend to run things when designing a game or being a game mistress, is I try to make larger

plot points relatively static events where I more or less know pretty much everything

that happens, and have workaround backdoors for when players try to screw with that, because

they invariably will try to do so, and then leave the rest of the events open with some

smaller points being a bit more narrowly focused. Basically, all roads lead to Rome, but that

means you can take any road you want to get there, or go off on a detour as much as you

like and still eventually reach your destination. Soooo, is Saorsa going to railroad players

or be open-world? Yes. The degree to which it does so is going to be dependent mostly

upon the players and GMs running the game, though, but the game as it's written gives

tools with which to lean in either direction based upon the preferences of those playing.

In particular, the game's built so that every character has an awful lot of potential plot

hooks attached to them, so that you could just explore a single character's story for

months on end if you felt like it without even touching the main storyline. Which means

the story will always be unique, even if you played the same main story ten times in a

row, if you played it with ten different characters, about 80-90% of the game would be completely

different each time, where the characters themselves matter in the grand scheme of things,

which is something a lot of GMs have issues with I've found, where their players have no real impact or

say on what happens, where it simply doesn't matter which characters are there, and that's

something I really want to emphasize on getting people out of the habit of doing. You have

unique player characters - make use of them! Anyway, Saorsa does have a bit of a default

plotline to it, but it's pretty loosely defined so that GMs and players can explore stuff

as they desire and make their own characters and world. If it were too linear, such wouldn't

be possible. At the same time, the specific plot that does exist is such that it does

have some linear aspects to it. Every character, at least under the base rules, does need to

eventually follow the path to redemption in Saorsa, which is a clearly defined series

of epiphenies about one's motives and values. It doesn't matter if you're an evil warlord

or the most righteous paladin, you still essentially follow the same path to learn who you are.

The specific events can differ, but the key points are fairly static in nature. Sooo again,

to answer your question, Saorsa kind of goes both ways.

And with that, I'm out. I'll see you next time!

Oh I've been working on the railroading

All the live-long day!

Yes, I've been working on the railroading,

make the players go this way!

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Love Express New Kolkata Bangla Movie 2017 | লাভ এক্সপ্রেস | Dev | nusrat jahan - Duration: 2:05:36.

Love Express New Kolkata Bangla Movie 2017 is a

comedy movie.

Its a best comedy

movie in 2017.

This movie full of comedy and funny scene.

Soham loved Srabanti in this movie but Srabanti

can

not accept her props.

Soham tries loved Srabanti with

his two Friends.

Soham and his friends doing a job in a company once a time there want

to try their vacation spend in Nepal.

Those time

there come to Nepal and

meet

Soham

and his friends.

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Exes The Weeknd and Bella Hadid Both Show Up To Honor A$AP Yams I TMZ Live - Duration: 1:42.

OF COURSE, THE WEEKEND AND

BELLA HADID HAVE BROKEN UP AND

HE WAS MAKING OUT WITH SELENA

GOMEZ SO IT SEEMS LIKE THEY'RE

A THING NOW.

HARVEY: THAT VIOLATES THE CODE

BECAUSE SELENA AND BELLA AND

GIGI HAVE A CONNECTION.

CHARLES: MAYBE THEY CAN WORK IT

OUT BECAUSE THE WEEKEND AND

BELLA HADID SHOWED UP IN THE

SAME PLACE IN NEW YORK CITY AT

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

BOTH THERE FOR A TRIBUTE

CONCERT TO ASAP YAMS.

THEY CALL IT THE YAMS SHOW OR

YAMS CONCERT AND A LOT OF

PEOPLE WERE THERE.

THE WEEKEND WAS THERE.

KENDRICK LAMAR.

ASAP ROCKY.

FRENCH MONTREAL.

BUT BELLA AND KENNEDY -- FRENCH

MONTANA.

BUT BELLA AND KENDALL JENNER

WERE THERE.

>> BELLA AND THE WEEKEND DID

NOT RUN INTO EACH OTHER AND

THEY DID NOT KNOW THAT ONE

ANOTHER WAS GOING TO BE THERE.

CHARLES: SEE, THAT'S THE SHOCK.

THAT'S THE SHOCK.

>> IT'S SUCH A SMALL WORLD,

THOUGH, THAT YOU HAVE TO EXPECT

TO RUN INTO YOUR EX AT SOME

POINT, RIGHT?

CHARLES: YEAH.

WELL, LOOK, IT'S A BIG ARENA.

LUCKILY THEY WERE ABLE TO

ACTUALLY AVOID COMING FACE

TOIST FACE.

HARVEY: IT'S INTERESTING.

CHARLES: IT'S GOING TO HAPPEN

AT SOME POINT.

THEY HAVE TO WALK INTO A

SMALLER ROOM AND THEY ARE BOTH

GOING TO BE THERE.

HARVEY: IT'S A SAM --

>> IT'S NANCY FROM NEW JERSEY.

I THINK THEY WERE HAVING A

GREAT TIME.

IT DIDN'T SEEM TO BOTHER BELLA

AT ALL.

BELLA IS GORGEOUS, HAS AN

AMAZING BODY AND A GREAT

CAREER.

I THINK WHAT WOULD MADE IT MORE

AWKWARD IS IF SELENA WAS THERE.

HARVEY: THAT WOULD MAKE IT MORE

AWKWARD.

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Q&A I've been working on the railroading - Duration: 10:49.

Hey again! It's time for another Q&A session! Since our regular donor was feeling a bit

under the weather shall we say, to which I hope they feel better soon, I've taken the

liberty of gathering questions from one of the soon-to-be Saorsa alpha testers so that we

have a video this week. So what question do we have today? Well, let's just quote it off

word for word, shall we? "Do you already have an adventure on your

mind or are you gonna make it up as you go along? So basically is it gonna be a more

on rails thing or an open world?" It's pretty straightforward, so let's get

right to the answer. In short, yes.

Oh. That wasn't a yes or no question. That doesn't bode well for this being a two minute

video, does it? No, no it does not. Alright, so what's the deal?

See, Saorsa's being designed in such a way that GMs can do pretty much whatever they

want with it. There's room for adding new species, new settings, even entirely new planets

to the basic game from the very start. GMs like to make their own adventures, their own

worlds and so on, and I wanted to make certain that such were available to them to do so

as they see fit. On the other hand, Saorsa's also meant to

be a game that teaches players how to role play, especially players and GMs who have

really only done dungeon crawling murderhobo rampages before, those who have only played

RPGs on video games who don't realize the near limitless possibilities of the tabletop

RPG media, and players who are completely new to tabletop RPGs as a whole. This means

leaving things too wide open without any kind of a direction towards where to go or what

to do just isn't going to work for many of these groups.

As such, the game's being built with all of this in mind. Like let's go through a quick

overview of what the game's rough plot and world is, because this'll help give a better

idea of exactly what's going on and why. The basic concept behind Saorsa is that the

planet which is the game's namesake, is essentially a penal colony. The entire planet is devoted

towards the rehabilitation and redemption of individuals who wind up there. Now, specifically

how you get stuck on Saorsa in the first place is you have to commit a sin against yourself

- in particular, you have to break your own personal values at a deeply fundamental level

and show that you really don't understand who you are.

This is a key part behind teaching players how to role play a character because it's

a starting point that both strong role players and completely new ones can both begin at

- it's alright if you don't know who your character is or can't really get into their

shoes or understand them all that well, because they don't know who they are either. If they

did, they wouldn't be stuck on Saorsa in the first place.

Some of the setting's concepts are kinda railroady and somewhat linear, in that there are key

points in the game that characters kind of have to go through by default. The path to redemption

is a core concept in the game which revolves around players making key points

of understanding their character by confronting their decision to break their values and figure

out why they did something that goes so abhorrently against what they claim to believe in.

The beauty of this is that it makes sure every character has a few major plot hooks to work

with so that a GM can customize their campaign to the characters that are being played, but

can still have a lot of room to do stuff within the larger context of the world and other

plot threads that may be going on. As such, the game is mostly non-linear in terms of

the basic stuff built into the setting itself. Saorsa's designed so that, in the setting

itself, it's completely cannonical that the landmasses shift and change. New mountains

are formed, cave systems are created, even new species custom-built for characters to

face as challenges on a regular basis. As such, the world is living and shifting at

all times, and there are a lot of different factions that live there as well.

So what does all of that mean? Well, basically a GM can do anything they want with the setting

more or less. You don't even have to follow the primary plotline as listed, it's just

a basic starting point that allows for adventures to be built around such easily. That being

said, I tried to built the basic plot in such a way that there's some linearness to it,

and a great deal of room to maneuver. See, the more linear a story is, the more

you know what happens and can plan stuff out in advance. This almost always leads to a

more intricate and clever story, allows for foreshadowing and so on. The more open-world

a story is though, the less control you have but the more a player's choices matter.

As such, both of these things have their pros and cons. By having a completely totally open

world game, you wind up with a game that doesn't really have any focus or direction to it most

of the time, but if you railroad the players, then you may as well not have a game because

their choices don't really matter, which we kinda covered in last week's video.

So, the way I tend to run things when designing a game or being a game mistress, is I try to make larger

plot points relatively static events where I more or less know pretty much everything

that happens, and have workaround backdoors for when players try to screw with that, because

they invariably will try to do so, and then leave the rest of the events open with some

smaller points being a bit more narrowly focused. Basically, all roads lead to Rome, but that

means you can take any road you want to get there, or go off on a detour as much as you

like and still eventually reach your destination. Soooo, is Saorsa going to railroad players

or be open-world? Yes. The degree to which it does so is going to be dependent mostly

upon the players and GMs running the game, though, but the game as it's written gives

tools with which to lean in either direction based upon the preferences of those playing.

In particular, the game's built so that every character has an awful lot of potential plot

hooks attached to them, so that you could just explore a single character's story for

months on end if you felt like it without even touching the main storyline. Which means

the story will always be unique, even if you played the same main story ten times in a

row, if you played it with ten different characters, about 80-90% of the game would be completely

different each time, where the characters themselves matter in the grand scheme of things,

which is something a lot of GMs have issues with I've found, where their players have no real impact or

say on what happens, where it simply doesn't matter which characters are there, and that's

something I really want to emphasize on getting people out of the habit of doing. You have

unique player characters - make use of them! Anyway, Saorsa does have a bit of a default

plotline to it, but it's pretty loosely defined so that GMs and players can explore stuff

as they desire and make their own characters and world. If it were too linear, such wouldn't

be possible. At the same time, the specific plot that does exist is such that it does

have some linear aspects to it. Every character, at least under the base rules, does need to

eventually follow the path to redemption in Saorsa, which is a clearly defined series

of epiphenies about one's motives and values. It doesn't matter if you're an evil warlord

or the most righteous paladin, you still essentially follow the same path to learn who you are.

The specific events can differ, but the key points are fairly static in nature. Sooo again,

to answer your question, Saorsa kind of goes both ways.

And with that, I'm out. I'll see you next time!

Oh I've been working on the railroading

All the live-long day!

Yes, I've been working on the railroading,

make the players go this way!

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Origami First Impressions | Princess Leia - Duration: 2:07.

Hello everybody! I am Tadashi Mori

and in this video here I'd like to show you this new origami

I just created

and ask for your opinion on how it looks right now

before i make the tutorial.

So, let's see it closer.

So, this here was my first attempt to make the origami.

So, still didn't have a color change on the hair

but, I was focusing on make the structure here, of the head.

And the structure on the body is still pretty bad.

It looks like this.

Now, let's see the next version.

Now, the new structure

has a robe,

a color change here, on the hair.

And the head looks like this.

Right?

And this one here also has a color change

but I used a paper with the same color on both sides

so, you can't see the color change.

But, the only difference from this one and this one is that I narrowed the arms a little bit.

Right? So It's just one extra fold here, narrowing

and It's basically the same origami.

Now, focusing on the arms

I don't know which one looks better

or if the origami is just not good enough

and in this case I'll try to figure out the way to improve it even further.

So, if the origami is already good like this

you can see it side by side with the Darth Vader

it'll take about two weeks for me to make the tutorial.

Now, the second thing that I want to talk about

is that, in the meanwhile, I'll remake some old videos of traditional origamis or old origamis

remaking in my new pattern

making animations during the tutorial.

Also, even if I don't bring new tutorials every week,

I'll keep updating you guys, so you can keep track of what's going on.

Now, the last thing that I want to ask you is

what do you think it's lacking in the origami community?

I think that there still a lot to improve

but I'm not sure of what is missing.

And that's it!

Thanks a lot for watching this video!

I'm Tadashi Mori, see you!

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BROWN SMOKEY + POP OF COLOR ft. NEW Colourpop Pressed/ Powder Eyeshadows - Duration: 14:38.

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Teen Wolf 6x09 Promo "We Can Save Everyone" - Duration: 0:21.

Holland: "Next on Teen Wolf."

Sheriff: "They could have taken everyone."

Theo: "They didn't!"

Scott: "If we can bring Stiles back, we can bring everyone back."

Lydia: "Look, something is happening."

Liam: "I'm going down fighting."

Lydia: "Stiles?"

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How To Clean A Synthetic Wig ~ The Dress Up Mom Uses The Laundress Delicate Wash - Duration: 9:37.

[Audio Length: 0:09:36] RECORDING COMMENCES:

Rajka Hayden: Hi everyone.

Looks who's back on the channel, it's the lovely Dane Hayden [ph].

Dane Hayden: Hello.

Rajka Hayden: Welcome back.

Today we have a special edition, we're actually going to be cleaning or fixing up one of his

wigs, which we'll talk about.

Super fun.

But, in the meantime, thank you so much for tuning in.

If you're new to the channel, welcome.

Please press subscribe.

Give us a thumbs up if you like.

If you're a regular watcher, thank you so much.

You can also see us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @thedressupmom.

Okay, Dane, do you want to show them what we're doing here?

Dane Hayden: Yes.

Rajka Hayden: This incredible head piece that have.

Dane Hayden: So, my friend in L.A., drag name Chakra he

made this custom headpiece, it's fitted to my head.

And, it's this big long wig that I wore to Burning Man.

Rajka Hayden: Are you going to put it on for us?

Dane Hayden: Should I put this on?

Rajka Hayden: Yes, please.

We've got to see what we are doing here.

Dane Hayden: I'll put it on.

It's a fabulous wig.

It got destroyed at Burning Man because of the—basically the dust is alkaline so it

just messed things up so I'm trying to fix it.

I have to fix the top too, but we wanted to get the hair cleaned first.

Rajka Hayden: Yeah, so the hair here – oh beautiful – the

hair is synthetic right?

It's made out of synthetic material.

Dane Hayden: Mm-hmm.

Rajka Hayden: So, Dane had been investigating on YouTube

and other places how to wash it and how to take care of it and there are a bunch of different

ways, right?

Dane Hayden: Yes.

Rajka Hayden: But I was telling him about, I think you know,

one of my favorite brands if The Laundress.

Dane Hayden: She's obsessed.

Rajka Hayden: I am obsessed.

Dane Hayden: You have everything.

Rajka Hayden: I have everything, including the washing bin.

I mean, that tells you.

But, it's worth it.

So, the Laundress and this is their delicate wash.

And, on it, it says for synthetic materials and everything else so we're going to try

to wash it and make it come out beautiful, using this product, which we will walk you

through.

But, what is the first thing we have to do now?

Dane Hayden: So, I was looking on YouTube and there's

not a lot of tutorials actually on cleaning your wigs, everyone does it a different way.

Some of the things that I found that are pretty standard though is to use cold water, to brush

out any of the knots with a fine-tooth comb.

So, this is the best one my mom had.

I feel like something bigger, might actually work a little better.

Rajka Hayden: I think you're right.

Dane Hayden: To get the knots out.

But, you just want it to be as knot free as possible first, I think.

Then, we're going to fill this up and try to lightly get out all the dirt.

For the most part, you can see the front of the wig, where it didn't get dirty, is white

and pretty and then the bottom is more yellow where the dust was hitting my back and whatever

other shenanigans went on at Burning Man.

Rajka Hayden: Oh no, I don't want to know.

Dane Hayden: So, let's see how it works.

The reason I think this will work, some people use just shampoo and conditioner, but it's

a little too harsh for a synthetic blend like this.

Rajka Hayden: Because it's not real hair.

Dane Hayden: Because it's not real hair, it's basically

like a synthetic fabric just in a wig form.

I did see other people on YouTube that use fabric softener and basically what you would

use on laundry.

Rajka Hayden: But this is going to be great, this stuff

is so good with everything.

Dane Hayden: So, we'll try it.

Rajka Hayden: We'll try it.

All I'm going to do, just so you know here, Dane is going to try combing out, although

it doesn't look like it has many knots.

So, we're just going to take this and just put in a couple of squirts.

Just about that much.

Dane Hayden: Just a little bit.

Rajka Hayden: Just a little goes a long way.

We're going to that and then we're going to take cold water and fill this up with cold

water and go back to the table and show you how we actually wash it and how we do it.

Dane Hayden: Do you think that's enough though?

Rajka Hayden: That's enough.

Dane Hayden: Yeah?

Okay.

Rajka Hayden: A little goes a long way.

Dane Hayden: Cool.

On YouTube and other places I found this post where you hold it and get the knots out from

the bottom and work your way up.

I'm just trying to get all of this part at the bottom, I think was the grossest, so

just trying to get this out.

As you can see, the wide-tooth doesn't really pull out the hair which is good.

So, yeah, hopefully this works.

Rajka Hayden: So, here we have it, I just filled up the

bin here with some cold water, you saw how much we put in it.

I do love these Laundress bins.

Then we have a nice white towel that we'll show you what we do with later, but I only

use these white towels for washing so they stay nice.

So, what we're going to do is, we're just going to put the hair in, if you can see this,

we're just going to lightly put it in.

Dane Hayden: I saw that you're not supposed to vigorously

try to wash them.

Just lightly get it.

Rajka Hayden: I think this towel, if you put that part on

it, it will hold it in place, that was my thought.

Dane Hayden: This part looked pretty clean, so I'm not

really that worried about it.

Rajka Hayden: It's the same as you would do with a garment,

you just take it and maybe lightly—

Dane Hayden: Right.

Rajka Hayden: It doesn't need a whole lot more, because

you can see already, some of the dirt is coming out of it.

Dane Hayden: Oh my God, yeah.

Rajka Hayden: If you see the water, the dirt is coming out

of it, and that's all we want is to get the dirt out of it.

And, since it's already in nice combed shape—so that's really what we're going to do.

We're going to just leave it in this bin like this, set the timer for 30 minutes and

then come back and take it out and then we'll show you what we do with it next.

All right.

So, a little more than 30 minutes, we put it in for 45.

If you want to take a look at how brown and dirty this water got.

So, I definitely think it worked.

Now, we're going to take this bin and meet you back there at the sink, so we will just

wash it out.

Okay, we're just going to take it out of here.

And then just—

Dane Hayden: I think we want flat though.

Rajka Hayden: Okay, just flat.

And then we can even take it off.

Dane Hayden: So you want to rinse out all the excess soap?

Rajka Hayden: Yeah, we're just rinsing out the excess

soap here.

Dane Hayden: This wig has a lot of hair, oh my God.

Rajka Hayden: It does.

Dane Hayden: Squeeze it out you think, mom?

Rajka Hayden: Yup, just squeeze it likely.

I love having my boy here.

Then, we're just squeezing out and we're going to take this towel – there's no

more soap coming out of it, so that's a good sign.

We're going to take it and wrap it in the nice white towel.

Just flat like that, lie it down and then we're just going to take it light this.

Really soak it up with the towel.

Dane Hayden: Meh, meh, meh.

So funny.

Rajka Hayden: Like that.

The water is kind of gross.

And just squeezing it out.

Then, if you don't have these handy racks at home, they're really great.

They fold up nicely, just like this and then they're easy to lay things down on.

So, what we're going to do is we're going to take this and—

Dane Hayden: Oh, lay it down.

Rajka Hayden: We're going to lay—

Dane Hayden: Oh, it already looks better.

Rajka Hayden: So, you can already see that the color of

it is going to be much better.

Dane Hayden: Then, I'll just have to brush it out after.

Rajka Hayden: We'll brush it out after.

We're just going to lay it down like that.

Dane Hayden: Will it stay?

Rajka Hayden: Yeah.

Dane Hayden: Yeah.

Rajka Hayden: We're just going to lay it down like that

and have it completely dry.

Dane Hayden: Don't brush it when it's wet.

Rajka Hayden: Don't brush it when it's wet and also

we were reading, synthetic hair, you can't put heat to it, so we're not going to blow

dry it or anything, we're just going to let this air dry for a little bit and then

we'll show you when it's all finished.

So, it's all dry, the wig is dry.

I think it turned out really well.

You can see that the color is a lot better.

Dane is going to take this home and use a nice bit wide-tooth comb and it's going

to turn out great.

But, it smells great, looks a lot, lot better and I think it was a success.

[music]

Rajka Hayden: Okay, well thank you Dane for joining us on

our channel.

Dane Hayden: Thank you.

Rajka Hayden: I think it turned out well.

I hope you guys learned something and know how to wash wigs now.

If you have that need.

Again, The Laundress, great product, all different ones you can try, but this delicate wash worked

well for that.

Thanks again for watching and until next time, dress it up a little.

END OF RECORDING

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Artist Study · 30 Ways to Fill a Sketchbook - Duration: 4:51.

Hey you lot, how is everyone.

For today's sketchbook page I'm gonna be doing a little study of the work by Georgia

O'Keefe.

I actually did something like this for one of my either GCSE or A-Level sketchbooks at

school, we were looking at natural forms in art and Georgia O'Keefe is like the ultimate

for that.

She also just seems like she was an amazing woman, I'd recommend reading up on her if

you haven't heard of her.

I actually spelled her name wrong at the top here but don't worry I corrected that by

the end.

You would never know.

And then just as a little extra on the page, I thought I'd do a little sketch of her

before looking in to some of her work.

We'll go through this bit quite quickly since it's not that relevant to the topic

of todays video.

But I still thought you'd like to see the process of the drawing and get an idea of

how to snazz up a more sort of serious, or informational page in your sketchbook.

So like Miss O'Keefe, I decided I'd work in watercolour today.I'm working on a really

light rough sketch I did in yellow pencil, just to get the composition vaguely in place.

I didn't realise how long it had been since I last used watercolour but wow, I really

struggled!

I really couldn't get into my stride with it, I don't know how it used to be like

my main art medium of choice.

I started out by repainting the lily from her work titled…

I didn't write it down actually but it's something like Lily Turned Away.

This is a really great practice, recreating the work of one of the master's, it helps

to break things down, get a better understanding of their process.

Now it's important when you're doing a study of an artist like this and their work,

that you don't just copy.

It's called a study for a reason.

So definitely put a bit of time into reading up on the artist, their process, what tools

they use and how and WHY.

You learn a little bit by straight copying, but sooo much more by actually studying.

So this next piece is called 'Light Iris'.

I liked this one because it had more of an abstract feel to it.

Also it has more of that cropped close-up look that Georgia O'Keefe is famous for.

I went in with coloured pencil towards the end of this one to just sharpen things up,

add depth where it needed it and little details and things that I just couldn't figure out

with the watercolour.

But... it was fun playing with the colours and gradients and blending.

Yeah I dunno, it took me way longer than I thought it would just cos I really couldn't

remember the ins and outs of watercolour.

Which is partly why I switched to gouache for the last painting, obviously a medium

I'm a lot more comfortable with but also I think it suited the painting.

The original is called 'Leaves of a Plant' at the end I got mixed up and wrote that it

was called 'Oriental Poppies', but yeah its a lot more bold in colour and opaque,

I know Georgia O'Keefe sometimes used oil instead of watercolour, I'm not sure if

she did for this one, but I though gouache would be a good substitute regardless to get

across the brightness and colourfulness of it.

Straight from the beginning I knew this would be my favourite study.

The original painting itself is gorgeous, I love the colours, and just honestly not

using watercolour made me feel so much more in control.

Even though I am happy with the outcome of the other two paintings.

This one felt a little bit more me.

A little bit more like something I would do.

And studies like this help you trial and error things that you otherwise might not have tried

and maybe discover things you want to incorporate into your own work.

Its also a great way to learn about you know the most fundamental names in art, in a fun

way and in a way thats gonna give a little panache to your sketchbook.

Anyway I just finished up by sticking that last one in with pritt stick and then I used

a black washi tape to make little labels for the two main paintings.

I also wrote out a little quote that she supposedly said, I know there are a lot of fake quotes

floating around the internet so you never know, but I liked it anyway.

It's basically about being put down as the best woman painter but she sees herself as

one of the best painters full stop.

And that's about it!

I hope you all enjoyed today's video.

If you're struggling to get something down in your sketchbook I think this is a great

option.

If you have a go I'd love to know what artist you do it on.

But yeah til next time guys.

Bye!

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WORST CSGO PLAYER EVER!?!!!! - Duration: 8:08.

Hey whats up guys its Trickynick789 and today I'm playing CSGO

I am new to CSGO and I'm aware I am COMPLETE and utter GARBAGE

Oh great now that I start recording I start to lag AMAZING!!!

I LOVE LAG

I'm sorry for missing recent uploads I have been very busy and kinda unmotivated

But now I'm excited to get back to making videos for you guys

I LOVE LAG!!! *BANGING MOUSE ON DESK* x1000

Thanks for stealing my kill

I'm pro I should join a team (JK)

Thanks, TEAMATES

Just steal my kill thanks

NO CLUE WHAT IM DOING HERE

Great SPWAN KILL

Hello Sir

I better get this kill or I'm done

Oh thank god

Lets try the AWP

i just got turned on RIP ME

Sooooo good at this game IKR

How did that miss what is this game

There we go

Hopefully we can get this double here

Where did he go

DUDE THIS GUY IS PISSING ME OFF *MOUSE SLAMMING ON DESK*

LOVE GETTING SPWAN KILLED

Nice try

I LOVE LAG SO F*!@$%@# MUCH

MORE LAG AND *MOUSE BANGING ON DESK*

AYE ANOTHER ONE BOYS

I'm so dead

Yup that makes COMPLETE sense more slamming things

Thank you guys all for watching I hope you guys enjoyed and if you want to see rage inducing CSGO gameplay leave a like and as always don't forget to subscribe for more content like this PEACE

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Even RUST can be FUNNY/Random PvP clips #5/ENGLISH subtitles/CZ - Duration: 10:10.

I need to ask a question, wait

Okay, let's go

Where do we go?

Well, there's the gear in front of us

Right in front of us

We'll get him

I can see them

There are..

He's down

On the left

He's mining

Is he kidding us?

Dead

What the f*ck was that kid?

Do you have ammo?

Well, the guy that you killed...

WTF?

Stand here

What does the cactus remind you of?

Be careful

He is up on the hill

He is out, he just went out

One is dead

Did you hide?

One's in the rocks

He has two hits

Another hit

That's me over here

The guy inside is dead

Who is rushing the AK?

I'm inside

There's lot of stuff

Wow, he is really pissed

Man, he totally is

Laugh at him

What are they doing?

That scared me

Is someone in his base?

At least we know what..

His door is open!

I can see it

He's dead

idk if there're others

Hello there

Oh, sh*t

Oh, sh*t

It's important to get there fast and get everyone

Nazgul?

Yeah?

Do you have a bandage?

What?

Something's loading

Everyone's after lunch

Where does the..

On the left

I got headshot

From the roof

Get him

Guy with AK got two hits

3..4.. he's dead

The AK is dead

Sh*t, the bolt rifle got me

One pistol's here

The bolt rifle

Kill him

He's dead

Try to shoot the guy with bolt rifle

He got 3. hit

He hid

Cool, I got the AK

Can you loot this guy?

I'm looting him

Nice, bro

Man, stop that

You're such jerks

Dude

Maybe he doesn't know how to speak

I guess we're done here

Well, he just didn't give a damn

Yes, the airport

It's huge, so if you spend lot of time there

You can find something

The game is "fixed"

We need to hurry

Wait

Wait, I'll destroy it

Look, I'm turning everything over

Wait

I'm turning the stone walls

We can destroy the walls

Let's destroy this and then remove that

Remove it now

I can't remove anything

They'll open it

Kill him

Remove it

The sleeping bag..

He's dead

They really opened it

What happened?

Sorry

That's okay

They had quite good stuff

His name is Ončák

That means they are Czechs

We need to kill a huge group of people

Guy in front of us

I'm not there yet

Two headshots and a hit, he's dead

On the hill

Headshot, he's dead

Are you alive?

Yes, I'm pushing the guy up there

He has two hits

The one on the hill

Another dead

He has 4 hits, how is he not down?

Come here

There's the last one, I can see him

I see him running away

Headshot

He's dead

Nice

Sh*t

Go back

I'll loot the dead guys

There are three, I killed one

I killed two, nice

Hello there

There are three dead

Yeah, I killed one there and one here

F*ck

Sh*t, I can't take more

This one is full

Come here

Throw it down

You want to lose it?

Do we destroy the walls?

Yeah

I'm quite curious

Behind the rocks

I see

One has 5 hits

Can you finish him?

One is dead

Someone's shooting at me

Right in front of you, Sediment

He's dead

One more

He's behind the base

Behind the small base

I'll go to the left, you go to the right

He should be more on the left

He'll be there

He's down

Nice, nice

Go back and loot them

Guy running on the right

Yeah, he's behind the rock

I think he's dead

Poor guy

Another one

F*ck it

He's down

I'm really looking forward to...

Wait

I'm looking forward to..

getting something

Wait, that's..

lol, what?

Okay xD

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Hundreds march in KC to protest President Trump - Duration: 0:47.

STACEY: THIS IS A PROTEST BEHIND

ME ON THE STEPS OF CITY HALL.

PEOPLE PROTESTING THE

INAUGURATION OF OUR 45TH

PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP.

THEY ORGANIZED THIS AT THE

LIBERTY MEMORIAL.

THEY BEGAN AT ABOUT 4:00 AT CITY

HALL.

IT IS STARTING TO WIND DOWN NOW.

THE HEAVY POLICE PRESENCE IS

HERE AS WELL.

WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF POLICE

DEPARTMENT HERE.

STATE TROOPER AND AUTHORITIES

HAVE TOLD US THAT THERE HAVE

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Itsy Bitsy Spider and Nana Time Show - Nani Nani Kids - Duration: 5:16.

Nana, it's Nana. It's Nana Time!

Oh hello there. Good Morning!

I'm so happy you're here.

Do you know what I love to do in the morning?

I love to count my ...

STRAWBERRIES!

Do you want to count with me?

YAY!

That sounds great!

Let's do it.

ONE (1)

TWO (2)

THREE (3)

FOUR (4)

FIVE (5)

SIX (6)

SEVEN (7)

EIGHT (8)

NINE (9)

TEN (10)

Ten Strawberries!

I love strawberries.

(Singing) Do Do Do I love strawberries!

Do you love strawberries?

Nani Nani

The itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout

down came the rain and washed the spider out

Out came the Sun and dried up all the rain

and the itsy bitsy spider went up the spout again.

The itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout

down came the rain and washed the spider out

Out came the Sun and dried up all the rain

and the itsy bitsy spider went up the spout again.

I'm a little teapot short and stout

here is my handle, here is my spout

when I get all steamed up, hear me shout

Just tip me over and pour me out!

I'm a little teapot short and stout

here is my handle, here is my spout

when I get all steamed up, hear me shout

Just tip me over and pour me out!

Twinkle twinkle little star,

how I wonder what you are

Up above the world so high,

Like a diamond in the sky

Twinkle, twinkle little star,

How I wonder what you are.

Twinkle twinkle little star,

how I wonder what you are.

up above the world so high

like a diamond in the sky.

Twinkle Twinkle little star,

how I wonder what you are.

Hello Everyone!

It's so nice to see you!

I want to sing my ABC's!

do you want to sing with me?

Yes?! YAY!

That's so much fun! Okay let's do it!

Here we go!

Now I know my ABC's

Next time won't you sing with me

YAY!

Oh that was so much fun!

Let's sing together again tomorrow.

Bye everyone! Bub bye! Bye! Bub bye!

(singing) Do Do Do! Ya!

Nani Nani

Nana wants to play some more

Click here to watch more videos

Nana, it's Nana. It's Nana Time!

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Wrestling Origins: Baron Corbin - Duration: 6:17.

Baron Corbin just looks like a badass.

The "Lone Wolf" is quite the contrast to WWE's top superstars today, but that

may be exactly what gets him to the top.

Corbin has proved himself as a big man with big power and good quickness, which goes nicely

with his high impact move set.

With him being pushed as a future main-eventer, I thought it was a good time for Wrestling

Origins: Baron Corbin.

Thomas Pestock was born on September 13th, 1984 in Lenexa, Kansas.

He grew up watching wrestling with his father, and was always a fan of the bigger superstars.

He especially liked guys like Big Boss Man, Sgt.

Slaughter, and Bam Bam Biggalow as they were big guys who could still move, and he says

they paved the way for guys like himself.

Like I mentioned, Tom grew up in Kansas in what's called Harley Race Territory, and

he loved watching his favourite superstars come through the area.

However, Tom didn't go the route of some others who knew they wanted to be wrestlers

from the beginning.

Instead, he would take up football and land himself a scholarship at Northwest Missouri

State University, a Division II school, where he played offensive guard.

He was actually quite good, winning a pair of awards in 2007 and 2008.

He would play on teams that won four consecutive National Championships as well.

After college, Tom tried going pro, but was undrafted in the 2009 NFL draft.

He would however sign with the Indianapolis Colts in April of 2009, only to be released

in September.

He would get another shot though, signing with the Arizona Cardinals in early 2010,

but after a scuffle with teammates where he began throwing uppercuts, he was released.

The Cardinals would give him one more chance on the practice squad, but released him a

year later in 2011.

Hey, at least he became friends with Larry Fitzgerald, so that's a plus.

You're probably thinking "why the hell was he throwing uppercuts"?

Well, alongside his football ambitions, Tom was an amateur boxer.

Tom is a three-time Amateur Golden Gloves regional champion, and even competed in the

National Tournament of Champions, but he would lose his second fight.

On top of that, he's also competed in grappling competitions, namely Jiu Jits u.

Though I can't say with 100% certainty why he didn't pursue boxing further, I'd have

to assume that he wasn't quite good enough to go pro.

With a career in football decidedly behind him, Tom began looking at other options for

a career, and he quickly, and with certainty, decided on wrestling.

He says that everything else he had done up to that point was all to eventually land a

shot in WWE.

I'm not sure that I believe that, but I digress.

With his childhood love for wrestling and athletics resume, WWE decided to give him

a shot after he contacted them.

In August of 2012, Tom Pestock signed with WWE and was sent to their developmental promotion

NXT.

There, he was given the ring name of Baron Corbin, and would make his in-ring debut just

a few months later on October 18th, 2012, where he lost to Dante Dash.

He would make his televised debut in May of 2013 where he lost to Damien Sandow.

He would make a couple more appearances as enhancement talent as well.

See, Corbin didn't have much personality when he debuted and his only selling point

was being a former NFL player, so WWE did the right thing and took him off air to repackage

him.

When he returned in September of 2014, Corbin was rocking a slightly different look, more

personality, and had improved quite a bit in the ring.

It's worth noting that this bike and heavy metal enthusiast you see before you today

isn't as much of a character as it is an extension of Tom himself.

He would go on a tear, most notably defeating CJ Parker during this streak.

His first real feud would be with Bull Dempsey, who was also undefeated at the time.

The two would meet in January of 2015 where Corbin defeated Dempsey and broke his streak.

With that win, Corbin would compete in an NXT Championship tournament, but would be

eliminated by Adrian Neville in the semi-finals, his first loss since his return.

Moving to May, Corbin would turn heel after the crowd seemed to turn on him, and he would

debut his new, cocky persona.

After being called out by Rhyno, Corbin would defeat him at NXT TakeOver: Unstoppable.

Corbin would next feud with Samoa Joe with the two brawling on two occasions, but Joe

would pick up the win at NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn after Corbin refused to tap out.

From there, Corbin would team with former rival Rhyno, attack and defeat Apollo Crews,

and failed to become number one contender in a triple threat match with Sami Zayn.

Finally, he would attack and feud with the debuting Austin Aries before losing to him

at NXT TakeOver: Dallas.

At WrestleMania 32, Baron Corbin would make his main roster debut by competing in the

Andre the Giant Memorial battle royal, where he eliminated Kane to win.

He would debut on RAW the next night and quickly began feuding with Dolph Ziggler.

After a lengthy series of matches, attacks, and confrontations, the two settled their

feud at Money in the Bank where Baron defeated Dolph.

In July, Baron Corbin was drafted to SmackDown as part of the 2016 WWE Draft.

He would almost immediately attack and injure Kalisto before defeating Jack Swagger on more

than one occasion.

In November, Corbin was announced as a member of Team SmackDown for Survivor Series, but

after being injured in storyline by Kalisto, he was replaced.

This would set up a feud between Corbin and the luchador where the two traded assaults

on one another, and eventually they faced off at TLC where Corbin won.

In late December, Baron Corbin competed for the WWE Championship in a triple threat match

with Dolph Ziggler and AJ Styles, though he lost after Styles pinned Ziggler.

Most recently, Corbin announced his entry in the 2017 Royal Rumble before suffering

his first pinfall loss on the main roster at the hands of John Cena.

And that was Wrestling Origins: Baron Corbin.

I hope you enjoyed the video, if you did leave a thumbs up and subscribe for another episode

of Wrestling Origins every Friday.

As you can tell by the last few episodes, I'm trying to work through all the requests

you guys leave me, so let me know who you want to see next down below.

Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one!

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WMW Disability Caucus Presents: #Why we March Yolanda Vargas Los Angeles California - Duration: 0:36.

Hi, my name is Yolanda Vargas from Los Angeles California.

And the reason why I march because I am a proud Latina queer woman with multiple disabilities

and now is not the time for anyone to be put on the sidelines.

We have to include every ally that we can and recognize and appreciate that we are all

different so we do not become what we fear the most.

Mongers of bigotry and prejudice

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Talk to a Therapist Online - Overcome Anxiety and Depression - Duration: 4:34.

If you are experiencing anxiety or panic attacks or depression you may consider talking to

a therapist online.

Seeing a therapist online is a very good and very convenient way of getting help and it's

generally a lot less intimidating than going to see a therapist in person.

So if you'd like to talk to a therapist online do please go to my website and then learn

more about this process of Skype counseling that I offer and then e-mail me and we can

schedule a time when we can have an online therapy session.

So the advantages of talking to a therapist online, as I said are ones of convenience

and also it's much more comfortable for you.

But it also helps you develop a better understanding of how to work with the mind.

So during the online therapy sessions I teach you very effective mindfulness-based methods

for working with anxiety and depression.

Most of my clients suffer from either anxiety or depression and they benefit tremendously

when they start practicing the mindfulness techniques that I teach.

The central most important thing is to learn how to develop a conscious and friendly relationship

with your emotions.

The biggest mistake that I see over and over again is that people develop an aversion to

their anxiety or depression, they run away from their emotions or they find them or they

react to their anxiety with anger or hostility or resistance or self-criticism, etc.

The process of reactivity feeds the anxiety or depression.

It only begins to change when you change your relationship to your emotions, so that's why

it's so important to develop conscious and frankly relationship with your emotions.

Then you create the right conditions in which they can change.

And this is the whole basis of mindfulness therapy we learned to actually meditate on

our anxiety and on how depression and any other emotions or thoughts that create suffering

in the mind.

We learned to develop balance in relationship to our emotions and our thoughts.

Learn how to break free from this process of habitual reactivity that feeds the anxiety

or depression.

When you do that then you stop feeding the fire of the anxiety or depression or any other

emotion.

When you stop feeding it, it begins to change and it begins to heal.

So the second part of mindfulness therapy is learning how to help it heal, how to help

your anxiety or depression heal itself.

And I will teach you exactly how to do this during these online therapy sessions.

So, if you'd like to talk to a therapist online and you'd like to learn more about online

psychotherapy in general then please go to my website, and when you are ready to start

you can email me and we can schedule a Skype therapy session.

Thank you.

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Sushi of Nianago♪ ～Conger eel Simmered in Sweetened Soy Sauce～ 煮穴子のにぎり鮨♪ - Duration: 5:40.

Sushi of Nianago♪　 ～Conger eel Simmered in Sweetened Soy Sauce～

I made this video in August, 2014.

I would appreciate it if you could add or correct subtitles for my video!

First of all, go to the fish market to buy fresh conger eel.

Draining blood from a live conger eel from above the gills to keep it fresh.

It's called "Ikejime"

This conger eel is from Matsushima, Miyagi Prefecture.　Its weight is 340 g.

I came back home.

This is an indispensable item in eel preparation called Meuchi(目打ち).

Measure the girth of the abdomen.

φ39.4ｍｍ

Very thick!

Pin down slippery conger eel using Meuchi.

About 600 mm in body length.!

Fillet.

Cut the conger eel open along the back.

Remove the innards

Remove the entrails from stomach and giblets.

You can use head and backbone for soup stock, so don't throw away them.

Remove the head.

Remove the fin.

Remove the remaining innards.

Rub it with extra coarse sea salt.

Wash it.

Scrape skin gently with the knife to remove dirt and slime.

Remove the thin skin.

Cut into half.

Pour hot water over the skin, bone and head.

Remove the remaining slime.

Clean and remove bloody parts.

Preparation is done.

Make sauce.

First of all, make soup stock.

Put the backbone and head into the 1000 ml of water.

Remove the scum.

Skimming the scum away and cook for 15 minutes with low heat.

Turn off the burner after 15 minutes.

You can get 600～700 ml of soup stock.

Heat a pan and put 200 ml of sake.

Burn off the alcohol.

Pour all of soup stock.

2 tbsp of granulated sugar.

Put the conger eel skin side down.

Cover with a drop lid.

Simmer for 20 minutes.

Sometime, open the lid and remove the form.

Very tender!

Transfer to a deep pot.

200 ml of soy sauce.

Add 1 tbsp of granulated sugar.

Put the lid on the pot and heat.

Cook on low heat for about 20 minutes.

After 20 minutes.

It's very tender.

Take it out carefully.

Stretch out the conger eel while it is hot. .

Make Tare Sauce called " Tsume".

Boil down the marinade liquid on low heat.

Tsume will thicken once it cools, so take that into consideration while preparing the sauce.

Be careful not to scorch.

Prepare sushi.

Cut the conger eel into Nigiri size.

Make sushi rice.

I show the recipe of sushi rice in my video "Sushi Party at Home♪"

Form sushi.

Nianago is very tender, so form it gently.

Dish up to the plate.

Garnish with homemade Gari.

I show Gari recipe in "Nigiri Sushi♪" video

Spread some Tsume.

It's ready to eat♪

Sushi goes well with beer!

Cheers!

Let's eat!

Very very tender.

Delicious!

Gari is nice too.

Nianago has a texture that melts in my mouth.

Please Subscibe soon!

Time for my evening drink.

Simmered liver and innards in sweetened soy sauce.

Spit-roasting of fin called "Hire Kushi Yaki".

Bone crackers.

Head grilled with salt.

I had enjoyed all of conger eel without gallbladder.

Thanks for the meal.

Please Subscibe soon!

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Gloria Allred Talks About Maybe Taking Donald Trump to Trial | Splash News TV - Duration: 1:22.

[SOT: The million woman march, right.

Million woman march.

Are you going to be on the front lines?

I'm going to be marching.

And I'm going to be marching with some of the accusers.

In other words, the accusers of Donald Trump.]

There you have it, Gloria Allred at Los Angeles International Airport before she heads out

to Washington DC.

And of course, Trump was the topic of conversation.

[SOT: Do you want to bring him to trial or do you want to settle?

We want justice.]

Allred added that she wants Trump to retract and acknowledge and say that one of his accusers

said was the truth and then they'll dismiss it with no damages.

[SOT: Are you hoping to bring him to trial though?

Is that part of justice?

It's justice for my client if she's happy with the result.]

And when asked if trial was the ultimate goal, the power lawyer had this to say:

[SOT: uhhh, we're looking forward to taking his deposition.

Yes.

His testimony under oath.

He needs to tell the truth there and if he does, uh, that's what he should do, and

if he doesn't, I'm sure Congress will be interested.]

Yep, guess we'll just have to wait and see.

For more infomation >> Gloria Allred Talks About Maybe Taking Donald Trump to Trial | Splash News TV - Duration: 1:22.

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Abc Song with Eggs

For more infomation >> Abc Song with Eggs

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The Keys of Death & Hell

For more infomation >> The Keys of Death & Hell

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Você Conhece o Caminho Para a Paz?—O Trabalho de Byron Katie - Duration: 0:44.

For more infomation >> Você Conhece o Caminho Para a Paz?—O Trabalho de Byron Katie - Duration: 0:44.

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Surpreendente! Nós Somos Todos Nós—O Trabalho de Byron Katie - Duration: 0:27.

For more infomation >> Surpreendente! Nós Somos Todos Nós—O Trabalho de Byron Katie - Duration: 0:27.

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SOBRE OS BEBÊS EM THE SIMS 4 - INFORMAÇÕES ÚTEIS - Duration: 3:20.

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Homilia Diária.437: Sábado da 2.ª Semana do Tempo Comum - A voz interior de Cristo - Duration: 5:24.

For more infomation >> Homilia Diária.437: Sábado da 2.ª Semana do Tempo Comum - A voz interior de Cristo - Duration: 5:24.

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North Texan Travels To Presidential Inauguration - Duration: 1:04.

THEY DID HOLD HANDS ABOUT AN

HOUR AFTER MR. TRUMP'S

INAUGURATION.

AND SOME NORTH TEXANS TRAVELED

TO THE CAPITAL TO WATCH THE

INAUGURATION IN PERSON.

JACK FINK SPOKE TO ONE OF

THEM, AND IS HERE IN THE STUDIO

TODAY.

WE FIRST MET O'ROURKE LAST

SUMMER.

HE WAS AT THE U.S. CAPITAL

TODAY SOAKING IT ALL IN, TAKING

VIDEO AND PICTURES.

HE HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN

REPUBLICAN PARTY POLITICS SINCE

HE WAS EIGHT, AND IT WAS

IMPORTANT FOR HIM TO BE IN

WASHINGTON WHEN A REPUBLICAN

BECAME PRESIDENT.

HE PRAISED PRESIDENT TRUMP'S

SPEECH, ASK SAID HE WAS

IMPRESSED FIVE OF THE SIX

LIVING PRESIDENTS THERE WERE.

YOU HAVE CART THEY ARE.

YOU HAVE BUSH THERE -- CARTER

THERE.

YOU HAVE BUSH THERE.

CLINTON WAS THERE.

OBAMA WAS THERE, AND THEN THE

NEW PRESIDENT.

ALL OF THESE PRESIDENTS THAT

HAVE TAKEN THE SAME OCTOBER OF

OF FACE, AND YOU'RE STANDING

THERE, AND YOU'RE PART OF

HISTORY.

SO CAN PRESIDENT TRUMP AND

REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS IN

CONGRESS WORK TOGETHER AFTER

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Origami First Impressions | Princess Leia - Duration: 2:07.

Hello everybody! I am Tadashi Mori

and in this video here I'd like to show you this new origami

I just created

and ask for your opinion on how it looks right now

before i make the tutorial.

So, let's see it closer.

So, this here was my first attempt to make the origami.

So, still didn't have a color change on the hair

but, I was focusing on make the structure here, of the head.

And the structure on the body is still pretty bad.

It looks like this.

Now, let's see the next version.

Now, the new structure

has a robe,

a color change here, on the hair.

And the head looks like this.

Right?

And this one here also has a color change

but I used a paper with the same color on both sides

so, you can't see the color change.

But, the only difference from this one and this one is that I narrowed the arms a little bit.

Right? So It's just one extra fold here, narrowing

and It's basically the same origami.

Now, focusing on the arms

I don't know which one looks better

or if the origami is just not good enough

and in this case I'll try to figure out the way to improve it even further.

So, if the origami is already good like this

you can see it side by side with the Darth Vader

it'll take about two weeks for me to make the tutorial.

Now, the second thing that I want to talk about

is that, in the meanwhile, I'll remake some old videos of traditional origamis or old origamis

remaking in my new pattern

making animations during the tutorial.

Also, even if I don't bring new tutorials every week,

I'll keep updating you guys, so you can keep track of what's going on.

Now, the last thing that I want to ask you is

what do you think it's lacking in the origami community?

I think that there still a lot to improve

but I'm not sure of what is missing.

And that's it!

Thanks a lot for watching this video!

I'm Tadashi Mori, see you!

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Artist Study · 30 Ways to Fill a Sketchbook - Duration: 4:51.

Hey you lot, how is everyone.

For today's sketchbook page I'm gonna be doing a little study of the work by Georgia

O'Keefe.

I actually did something like this for one of my either GCSE or A-Level sketchbooks at

school, we were looking at natural forms in art and Georgia O'Keefe is like the ultimate

for that.

She also just seems like she was an amazing woman, I'd recommend reading up on her if

you haven't heard of her.

I actually spelled her name wrong at the top here but don't worry I corrected that by

the end.

You would never know.

And then just as a little extra on the page, I thought I'd do a little sketch of her

before looking in to some of her work.

We'll go through this bit quite quickly since it's not that relevant to the topic

of todays video.

But I still thought you'd like to see the process of the drawing and get an idea of

how to snazz up a more sort of serious, or informational page in your sketchbook.

So like Miss O'Keefe, I decided I'd work in watercolour today.I'm working on a really

light rough sketch I did in yellow pencil, just to get the composition vaguely in place.

I didn't realise how long it had been since I last used watercolour but wow, I really

struggled!

I really couldn't get into my stride with it, I don't know how it used to be like

my main art medium of choice.

I started out by repainting the lily from her work titled…

I didn't write it down actually but it's something like Lily Turned Away.

This is a really great practice, recreating the work of one of the master's, it helps

to break things down, get a better understanding of their process.

Now it's important when you're doing a study of an artist like this and their work,

that you don't just copy.

It's called a study for a reason.

So definitely put a bit of time into reading up on the artist, their process, what tools

they use and how and WHY.

You learn a little bit by straight copying, but sooo much more by actually studying.

So this next piece is called 'Light Iris'.

I liked this one because it had more of an abstract feel to it.

Also it has more of that cropped close-up look that Georgia O'Keefe is famous for.

I went in with coloured pencil towards the end of this one to just sharpen things up,

add depth where it needed it and little details and things that I just couldn't figure out

with the watercolour.

But... it was fun playing with the colours and gradients and blending.

Yeah I dunno, it took me way longer than I thought it would just cos I really couldn't

remember the ins and outs of watercolour.

Which is partly why I switched to gouache for the last painting, obviously a medium

I'm a lot more comfortable with but also I think it suited the painting.

The original is called 'Leaves of a Plant' at the end I got mixed up and wrote that it

was called 'Oriental Poppies', but yeah its a lot more bold in colour and opaque,

I know Georgia O'Keefe sometimes used oil instead of watercolour, I'm not sure if

she did for this one, but I though gouache would be a good substitute regardless to get

across the brightness and colourfulness of it.

Straight from the beginning I knew this would be my favourite study.

The original painting itself is gorgeous, I love the colours, and just honestly not

using watercolour made me feel so much more in control.

Even though I am happy with the outcome of the other two paintings.

This one felt a little bit more me.

A little bit more like something I would do.

And studies like this help you trial and error things that you otherwise might not have tried

and maybe discover things you want to incorporate into your own work.

Its also a great way to learn about you know the most fundamental names in art, in a fun

way and in a way thats gonna give a little panache to your sketchbook.

Anyway I just finished up by sticking that last one in with pritt stick and then I used

a black washi tape to make little labels for the two main paintings.

I also wrote out a little quote that she supposedly said, I know there are a lot of fake quotes

floating around the internet so you never know, but I liked it anyway.

It's basically about being put down as the best woman painter but she sees herself as

one of the best painters full stop.

And that's about it!

I hope you all enjoyed today's video.

If you're struggling to get something down in your sketchbook I think this is a great

option.

If you have a go I'd love to know what artist you do it on.

But yeah til next time guys.

Bye!