I think we have arrived.
What?
They never say the correct time.
They said that we would arrive at 6AM but now is 5:10AM.
I've heard that we would arrive at 5:30AM, not at 6AM.
What?
We have one hour more then, waiting for the bus.
What a sleepy face.
What do you want?
5 in the morning.
I think we have arrived at out 3rd or 4th transfer.
Our friend has left, I think now we are by ourselves.
Who knows.
I reckon is this bus.
It's actually...
(Duca: with this passenger)
... a organized mess.
Chicken.
How much?
60 bath.
Have you understood?
It's 60.
No, no, thanks.
There is someone that have already slept.
She always sleeps.
She can not stay one minute awake.
And the trip goes on.
A little bit more and I think we arrive in...
Khao Sok.
It's cold here.
Are you feeling cold?
Modern city...
Well...
after a walk...
one and a half kilometers walking in the heavy rain.
One motorbike ride.
We finally arrived.
This is our new hotel, this straw cabana.
This is the cabana, elevated.
With the river.
With a strong river behind it.
Passing there.
I'm not sure if it's possible to see it.
Oh, a person by canoe just passed.
So cool!
Today is a rainy day, and...
sometimes is good to have a day to do nothing.
We need to look for a hotel in Koh Phi Phi.
People think that we are on vacation, but it's not a vacation.
We are going to have free day today, but today is Monday, but for us Monday is like a Sunday.
It's not that free, because the days that we are free...
are the days that we edit pictures...
Yeah, today I think we need to edit some pictures...
To work in some videos...
We are trying to make a little video about our trip, for those who are interested.
I'm not sure if someone is gonna have interest, but we have.
For ourselves.
Maybe dads and moms, they probably want to watch it.
So, we need to organize the images of Thailand, that are still a mess.
The Indonesian ones are more organized.
And... enjoying the internet.
This is the idea about what we are going to do tomorrow.
Watching Delos.
Yes.
I heard the music.
And this is the plan for tomorrow.
We are going to book it later on.
At least now the rain is gone.
Yeah.
It's way better now.
We can go for a walk soon and have lunch.
Now is midday and most of the restaurants are closed.
I don't get it.
It's so cheap. It's a tire of a truck...
And it's like 20 dollars do go down this river.
I think I'm going to implement one of this.
It's pretty crazy, actually.
Imagine how was this place before.
This is everything flooded, there were 3 cities around here.
Now it is a beautiful lake.
Now, if it's good or bad, it's an interesting question.
I didn't understand well his English... so, we just go with the flow.
What a crazy place!
The engine looks like a big hair dryer.
The engine is pretty crazy, right?
The canoe is pretty crazy.
What's up?
A tour on the river, or on the lake.
Now the sun showed up, it rained all night long.
Anyway.
But there is a girl with a umbrella here.
It's due to the sun.
The view is great.
What do you think of the dam? (dam in Portuguese is barragem)
That there is no mud (this joke makes sense just in Portuguese).
Actually we walked in a mud trail right now.
You want to show the new shoe!
I'm showing the mud.
New rubber shoe.
Seems like we are going to a cave.
They say that is cool!
It's enough.
Is it enough?
Cut it.
Nooo.
Is there more?
There is more, it still didn't over.
Have you seen that this is a floating platform made out of trunks?
Hey, Peri.
It's a floating platform made out of trunks.
It's interesting.
This cave is really dark.
We have just arrived in the beginning of the cave.
The tired face.
No.
Ow, it's really cool!
I thought it wouldn't be that cool.
A bat!
A bat!
Where?
It's going upwards.
We are arriving back in the first boat.
At the one that is made out of wood, not out of bamboo.
Now, what I understood...
is that we are going to have lunch.
No, no, we are going to catch the boat, going to a place to have lunch.
And then...
Who knows what comes next!!
Are you killing what was killing you?
Uhum.
There is even a shrimp.
A stop for food.
Fish, that we were willing to eat for a long time.
The food is really good.
The table.
Our van.
They brought us to here.
That is a restaurant. I reckon the boat is behind this restaurant.
I'm not sure. What do you think?
One more transfer.
It seems like we are going to...
get the ferry.
I'm not sure if I trust on them.
I think that soon we arrive there.
What do you think?
Do you believe that is already the harbor?
I'm not sure. I will just believe when I see the boat.
Now, theoretically...
is the queue to go inside the boat.
But we didn't see the boat yet.
A long way.
Have you seen the boat?
I think there is no boat.
After confirmed 5 times the tickets.
We won the paper of the paper. You switch one paper for other, after that for other one...
and so on.
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MELBOURNE - WORLD'S MOST LIVEABLE CITY - ROAD TRIP AUSTRALIA Eng Sub - Duration: 12:19.
Hey guys! Ciao!
we finally got to visit Melbourne
I'm sure they've recognised it don't you think?
you must have recognised it, one of the most popular beach boxes
it is the most 'googled' in earth
the most seen
we've seen it everywhere we can't even stand it no more
we take you here
we finally arrived, it was hard but we did it
those who followed our story know what we're talking about
a very tough sailing from Tasmania
we're in Brighton
the famous beach with coloured boxes
icon of this part of Australia
we got the fancy ones to show you
they've created a bit of a shelter
to relax
because the whole point of this was relaxing at the beach
in a perfect Australian style
the beach is target of tourists from all around the world as you can imagine
we've learnt 2 new words today
konnichiwa and arigatou, it is a start
we're visiting the city and our goal is
to see everything of it
the way it moves, what it offers
its beauty and all the rest
and show it to you
we'll take you with us
we'll take you around the city of Melbourne
which we expect to be very very interesting
I'm sure we'll love and you'll do that too
we'll show you everything we see, follow the flow
what tram are we waiting for?
number 35, the one who takes us around for free
the one with the spoken tour inside
oh yeah, you've got to know that in Melbourne
there's a free tram network
that takes you around the center of the city
if you're just visiting the city and you don't wanna buy the myki card
the card you need if you wanna go farther
you can definitely visit the city like that, for free
the one we're waiting for is the 35 that will take us around
it will give also a brief tour
telling the story of areas and monuments we're visiting
it is interesting, you get a free tour of the main areas
Melbourne stepped ahed!
Didgeridoo - Aboriginal music instrument
That guy with the pink suit was very nice
well, if you like it I wouldn't know what to say
the performance was surely peculiar
it is not the only one as at Federation Square
every day new artists perform
proving they're skill
let us show you around
this is the heart of the city
on the left the yellow building is Flinders Street Station
and the church over there is the St.Paul Cathedral
beneath our feet there's the Yarra River
that sneaks all along the city
walking around
we bumped in what look like a London Eye replica
they probably got gelous
although very city has got its own wheel
for instance, this is a bit expensive and it's $35 each
Veronica, where do we go if we get hungry?
We're right about there
Degrave St, very close to Flinders Street Station
and here we can find heaps of restaurants and take away food with pasta pizza
everything we like, we could have a look and find something good for us
hey guys, here we are, after a visit of Melbourne
we've had a lot o fun
we loved it
that behind us is Flinder Street Station which is the real central station
it was nice, very interesting
the city is ALIVE, it never stops
public transports are very good
they go all day long and even at night
on weekend night you can rely on them
there's also as we mentioned a free area
you can go around spending no money
around the city center
this way you won't need to buy this
the myki card, the card for public transport
which costs $6
which you'll need to top up to travel
the recharge starts from $10
you'll get a unlimited day pass for $8 during weekdays
and $6 on weekends
you'll need this if you decide to go further and go wider with your visit
if you plan to stay more you could get a weekly plan though for a more convenient price
which should be around $40 for first 2 areas
this way you easily go around
but as we said, it won't be absolutely necessary as based on your visit
you could go around using only the free trams
having a nice visit around the city center
regarding monuments and things to see
there's a lot of interesting stuff you've got to see
based on your pace you could see the most of it within 3 or 4 days
you could make it even in less time if you wanna get just some juice
it depends on what you want to see and the pace you want to keep
the city remembers a bit of European cities style
that's why most people say it has a European style
it's true, a lot of areas remember those little London Streets
little cozy restaurants, live music
plenty of live music on the streets
street artists, graffiti
the city offers art in all its forms
and we loved that, also it is good for 'nightlife'
Melbourne in fact has been nominated few times the world's most liveable city
and it really is good, very flexible and enjoyable
we also got lucky with the weather
as the city is known to have 4 seasons in a day
today is one of those cases
rain, wind, sunny again... a bit of all
but overall it's ok, one can live with that
we've had several days with a good weather
and we could enjoy our visit, it could have been worse as usually the weather is pretty messed up
we loved it, we hope you did that too thru the images we showed you
we hope you appreciate this visit
if yes, please give us a LIKE
let us know what you think about it
you liked it or if you didn't, if you've been here
let's open a discussion about Melbourne to share our opinion
it's all for now (some people here are greeting us on the street)
greetings from HERE
see you on our next adventure, ciao!
in our next video of Melbourne
we'll tell you what happened at the WHITE NIGHT
we'll take you at the Gran Prix and we get to interview a famous Formula1 driver
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How Far Can We Go With Electrical I/O? - Duration: 19:11.
Hello, my name is Elad Alon from UC Berkeley, and in this video I'm going to talk about
how far can we go with electrical I/O.
Before I dive into too much detail on the exact topic, I do want to make sure that we're
all on the same page as to why it is even important to think about electrical I/O in
the first place.
We're obviously in this era of data, the cloud, and things like this, and any time you're
actually processing things, you have to make sure you're going to be able to move around
fast enough within those processing units to actually get things to be done in an overall
efficient enough manner.
So it turns out if you've ever looked inside those big boxes, the big racks, that actually
implement the computers that are behind the cloud, the performance you can get in terms
of that I/O between the different pieces of the system as well as even chips within the
different backplanes of the different of PCBs that are there - they actually oftentimes
set the overall power as well as the performance of these systems.
Just to give an idea, these pictures here are realistic, and there can literally be
tens of thousands of links inside of one of these data centre systems.
So really, you have to pay a lot of attention to what are they going to be doing to you.
To then take one more layer of the onion, if we then look at what is it the electrical
link designer actually going to have to do.
It turns out that they've actually got some really stringent challenges that they have
to deal with.
So the first, the bump density - the ability to get signals on and off of the chip, is
really not scaling very fast for basically simple physical reasons.
So that implies that electrically, we have to make our data rates go up on a per lane
basis or really per I/O basis, to make sure we can support the overall increased throughput.
The other problem is that the overall chip has a power dissipation limit, so that means
we can't just go and arbitrarily increase the power we spend on links, we have to keep
that roughly about constant.
So if you think about the link efficiency, or so-called pJ/bit or mW/Gb/s - this is just
telling you for however fast you're going, how much power you have to spend for that.
It's going to have to improve because I have a fixed power and my speed has to go up.
Now to make life even worse, as I'm kind of hinting at a little bit on the right-hand
side of the so-called channel picture, I'll clarify what I mean by channel in a couple
more slides, but basically the characteristics of the signals we are transmitting from the
transmitter to the receiver see keep on basically getting worse.
If you just use the exact same physical interconnect or platform you did before, you make it harder
and harder to actually receive that correctly at the receiver and get sufficiently low so-called
bit error rate.
What I want to do now is to just see, roughly, how is it that we've done so far on the link
design space given these difficult challenges that were facing?
What I've done here is I've just grabbed some data of essentially published link papers
from various conferences over approximately the last 7-8 years or so, and obviously there's
a lot of spread in the data points here, so don't pay too much attention to the exact
numbers that I'm quoting, but there is certainly a trend where the data rates are going up
and you can see that there are some fast papers early on, but it takes a while before the
rest of the pack really catches up, and that's where people are starting to actually commercially
produced things.
But if you kind of draw a rough line across here, it has been about an 8x speed increase
over about 8 years - about 30% per year, at least in terms of publications that people
have been showing so far.
It turns out that the standards typically are a bit slower than that, so if you look
at for example PCI-express or one of these others, those tend to move only about 4x every
8 years or so.
But that makes sense because standards processes have a lot more involved in them.
This is really only showing the first things that people are publishing, and that's why
I think it moves a bit faster.
If we look at the power efficiency and you remember I said before that we have to actually
make sure that the pJ/bit goes down because otherwise we would just be spending more power
in our links.
Again, there are a lot of our clusters and data points spread around here, but the line
is indeed moving down.
You can see that people are no longer doing these 100pJ/bit links - everyone is down in
the 10-20pJ/bit range, and actually a bunch of people are pushing the single pJ/bit, if
not even below that.
So again, if I draw a very rough line across all this data, it is about a factor of 10
improvement in efficiency over 8 years - some may be a little bit faster - maybe 33% per
year, but again, it's good news because it says that power indeed has stayed about constant.
The next natural question of course is: are we going to be able to keep this up?
I want to be the first to admit that there are a whole bunch of very complicated challenges
that need to be addressed to really keep on marching this path forward - a bunch of them
I'm not going to be able to talk about for the sake of time and clarity.
So I'm going to have to fairly dramatically simplify things in the rest of the discussion,
but pointing out where the limitations are will tend to actually hold pretty true, even
if we take some of these complicated issues into account.
Just as an example, I'm going to stick with 2-level modulation for now - a 1 is one level,
a 0 is another, and that's all I'm going to be doing.
You can do things like multi-level modulation, but for detailed reasons, it turns out that
the scaling there is a little bit less clear, and in fact, not entirely obvious that you'll
necessarily win from that standpoint.
I want to focus on two key issues.
The first is the so-called channel characteristic, which is just: what does the medium in between
my transmitter and receiver do to the signal I send, and as we'll see in a second, if that
channel so-called loss - meaning the frequency-dependent roll-off gets worse - it means you need more
complicated link circuits and architectures, which obviously directly impacts how much
power you have to spend.
The other important point, as I'll show you, the device/circuit performance is going to
set some basic speed limits that eventually may be the dominant thing that stops us from
going any faster.
First, let's take a look at the so-called bad news.
Why is it that people are really actually worried about being able to continue moving
forward, even though historical trends have actually looked pretty good?
The first and perhaps most important one is that if I say that I always have to communicate
over 1m or something like this, then if just look at the way these loss curves go - let's
ignore these deep notches which are usually associated with reflections - let's assume
we get rid of those, then basically you have these curves that all look like they continue
rolling off linearly in dB/frequency.
In other words, if you go from (in this case) 4-GHz up to about 8-GHz - you're going from
about 20dB or so all the way beyond (in this case) 40dB, so to keep this in mind - that's
another factor of 100 of loss you have to deal with.
If I want to go another factor of 2, that's going to mean another factor of 10,000 in
loss from 8-GHz to 16-GHz.
That's a huge factor if you didn't do anything about it.
The other bad news is that along with this, which is an exponential badness, back in the
good old days we could rely on transistors getting faster, lower power, cheaper, etc.,
but even if you look at the ITRS, (this is about a year old prediction now) you're only
going to get about a 2x improvement in intrinsic device speed over the next 8 years or so.
That means that if we want to do that 8x speed that I was saying before in the same 8-year
time period, clearly, this is going to be a big problem.
Just to be clear, for those of you who have not seen these things before, the reason again
that channel loss is a problem is that if you take these frequency-domain pictures showing
the transfer function and amplitude of frequency at the receiver versus what you sent.
Basically it has two dominant effects.
If I look at my original transmitted binary pulse on the transmit end and I compare it
against the receiver, obviously this point is quite a bit smaller than that point, so
I'm going to need some sort of extra swing or gain to compensate for that.
But in addition, there's all this extra energy just hanging around due to the fact that I
low-pass filtered the signal in this particular case.
In fact again, you can see these notchy/ripply things associated with the notches in the
channel.
The point is that this residual energy introduces inter-symbol interference, meaning that if
I had another bit that was going to be transmitted over here somewhere - all this residual stuff
would basically interfere with that next bit and may make it so that I interpret what should
have been, for example, a 1 or a 0, the other way around.
Basically, the way you counter that is building additional circuits, usually known as equalizers,
that essentially figure out what this badness is and try to introduce the opposite effect
so you can really figure out what the original transmitted pulse was.
Of course, the more complicated the circuit, the more power it's going to burn.
The good news however is I think there are some fairly straightforward techniques we
can adopt to really dramatically improve the losses that we're going to see.
Most of the time when people show you those curves, they assume the so-called traditional
backplane type of application.
The actual chips that you're trying to talk from/to are these squares on these PCBs - they
run through some interconnect on an FR4 here, go through some connector - in fact two sides
of the connector, get out on this so-called backplane, arrive at a cross, and then come
back all the way on the other side.
The materials that people use there are not necessarily the best for getting low loss.
In fact, there are several options out there, but one that I think is indeed very compelling
overall is the so-called cable-based interconnect, where you can kind of see a picture of this
here - you might have a chip with a short connection over to this connector, jump out
through this flex cable, and then get over to the next chip.
This little cable is just made out of twinax - two conductors next to each other with some
Teflon wrapped around them, and a braided ground shield wrapped around that.
The real key point here is that those cables are built first of all with dielectrics that
have much lower loss per meter - Teflon is about a factor of 20-30x better than, for
example, FR4.
And the roughness of the conductors themselves also tends to be a lot better than what these
standard backplane PCBs look like.
It turns out, there is really nothing exotic in terms of the materials or construction
that we're using, and in fact, you can buy these for quite cheap price points.
These are some example loss numbers that were taken from initial measurements in 2010.
There are actually some updates in terms of particularly how people connected these cables
and made things even better, but much more importantly, if you just take a look at what
this curve looks like and compare it to the backplane channel - huge difference once you
get out into these high frequencies.
Even today if you went out to 40-GHz or so, you're still looking at about 20dB loss, which
is well within the range what people are used to dealing with backplanes today.
It turns out that if you take a close look at the standards, what almost all of them
have been doing is they basically assume that the loss (roughly speaking) is going to be
pretty fixed, even as you change the frequency, just so that the complexity of the equalizers
you have to build don't scale up in some crazy way, which of course would hit your power
consumption.
This is not to say that we're going to be able to take this out to infinity, but I'm
very confident that we'll be able to get low-enough loss channels out to the point actually where
I think the circuits will become the bottleneck.
So let's actually take a look at what the circuits themselves can do.
If you remember, there are really two considerations here: (1) fast can I actually run the circuit,
and (2) how much power is it going to take?
Both of those are potentially the limiter.
Let's just take the simplest single-stage, Class-A, resistively loaded amplifier.
What I want to quickly do is derive how much power it will take to run this amplifier as
a function of the gain, the bandwidth, and really the capacitive loading that you're
driving.
If I have a certain gain-bandwidth that I want to get - just AvOmegabw, that's set by
gm over the total load capacitance.
I just want to remind you that there's always some sort of Cself associated with the parasitics
of the transistor itself, and the key point is that the larger you make that gm, the larger
that Cself is going to be.
Just to capture that relationship, gm is related to the input gate capacitance through OmegaT,
so this gamma factor is taking into account the ratio between that Cself or that drain
parasitics and the total gate capacitance.
Typically, that gamma is 1 so you can almost even forget about it, but I'm going to leave
it here for the sake of clarity.
If you just do about two lines of algebra - you take these two equations, you plug them
back in, rearrange - you'll find that the transconductance you need is equal to the
gain-bandwidth times the capacitance, divided by 1 minus the gain-bandwidth normalized by
the OmegaT/ gamma.
Pay close attention to that, I'm just going to do one small tweak in this next slide here,
which is: I told you how much transconductance I need - I really actually care about power,
in this case bias current, so I'm just going to relate that transconductance to the bias
current.
I can do that by just defining this magic V* to be the ratio of ID/gm.
If you haven't seen this before, you can think of this like an overdrive, but really, it's
by definition this quantity that I'm giving you here, so you can always actually measure
that quantity.
Once you've done that, the bias current is just very simply that gain-bandwidth times
the V* times the load capacitance, divided by that 1 minus normalized gain-bandwidth
against OmegaT term.
What's interesting here is that you've probably always been told how it easy it is in digital
to estimate power - it's just CVf, well analog is actually the same thing - it's just slightly
different V and f.
But basically, the power is being set by the gain-bandwidth, the overdrive/V*, the load
capacitance, and of course the supply voltage you're working at.
The thing that I really want to highlight here is that if you look at this term in the
denominator, there is absolutely a bandwidth limit beyond which you cannot go, because
as soon as this normalized piece here - AvOmegabw/(OmegaT/ gamma) - gets to 1, meaning you're operating
right at the speed of the transistor itself, you can spend infinite power but you're not
going to go any faster.
That's captured in these plots over on the right, where when you change the load capacitance,
it just scales all those curves up the same way, but they all have the same limit because
it's the same transistor biased the same way.
The reason I brought this up is in fact, I think we can do a simple calculation that
tells us roughly where the speed limit is going to be.
So by 2023, if we follow those ITRS trend curves, (this is supposed to be for NMOS devices
but we will see) NMOS transistors that have approximately 500-GHz of fT - that's roughly
where things are supposed to line up.
So if I want to have a stage with a gain of 1.5, it's going to give me about 300-GHz of
absolute maximum bandwidth.
As I'm showing you in this highly simplified, yet representative block diagram of a typical
high-speed link, there are several stages that one typically needs along the chain here
to do different types of functionality associated with the link.
This is not to say that any of this is absolutely set in stone, but I'm saying I'm going to
need at least four of those gain stages, and I think even if you start doing some more
exotic things, you're still probably going to need about four gain stages just for the
driver and one stage of gain over at the receiver.
Basically, if I have four stages like that, the bandwidth of my cascade drops to about
150-GHz.
I should remind you if I actually operated exactly at this point, it would cost me infinite
power because everything is driving its own load capacitance.
Obviously that's not something practical that I'm going to be able to do, so if I back off
from this by about a factor of 2, this self-loading penalty, meaning that 1/(1-x) term goes down
to about a factor of 2x - let's assume for now that that's a tolerable point to operate
at.
That would tell you that the final result is about 75-GHz or so of bandwidth, which
you can argue a little about how much the ratio between the bandwidth and the bit rate
needs to be - a typical number is about 1.5x of the bandwidth is the bit rate, so that
would give you around 110-Gb/s or so.
So that means we've got a factor of about 4 from where we are today, but much farther
than that starts to look pretty challenging.
To even actually hit that 110-Gb/s point, remember, today if we are about 30-Gb/s, which
is about where most people are starting to commercialize, the link efficiency would have
to improve by another 3-4x versus today's designs.
I think unfortunately, most of that, or in fact almost all of that is going to have to
come from getting transistors that have less capacitance because the supply voltage is
largely limited by the linearity constraint - there's a certain amount of loss in the
channel, and that means that there are small signals relative to large signals because
of the frequency dependence, and if I want to handle those properly without having anything
clipped that I don't want to clip, it basically indirectly sets the supply voltage you need
to use because that sets the overdrives and therefore everything else.
If the capacitance doesn't scale by this 3-4x factor, which is not entirely clear at this
point, then rather than being limited by how fast you can run this circuit, you may very
quickly hit this point where you could've run the circuit faster, but you can't actually
spend that much power.
With that, I would like to briefly summarize and make sure that the high-level points have
been made clear.
The first is that, as I pointed out right at the beginning, high speed design is really
about this need: we always have to go faster but do so at a constant power consumption.
So if we want to have any hope of doing that, especially as we move forward and the way
the losses scale with frequency, that really means we have to manage those channel losses
and probably keep them about constant as we try to push up the speed, just to make sure
that our circuits aren't constantly dealing with an exponentially increasing problem,
because again, most channels beyond a certain frequency have loss that just increases linearly
in dB with frequency, which is really not a curve you want to be fighting against.
The good news is, however, things like copper cable-based solutions or again, you just use
better materials with lower loss really look promising and actually don't look all that
expensive to implement.
So when we put that together in about 8 years or so, it looks like that either the circuit
speed and/or power consumption is likely to be the limiter, and again, I think 100-Gb/s
is a pretty safe rough estimate.
I'm again the first to admit that there are a lot of other ideas and techniques one can
think about applying to try to shift this around, but to be honest, they all have their
trade-offs, and I don't think they'll actually break this barrier substantially.
I think that does say that data rate scaling is going to slow down because this is probably
about a factor of 2 slower than the previous scaling we had seen.
But there is at least another 3-4x beyond where we are today, and there's obviously
still a lot of work to still be done to get to that point.
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5 Anime that NEED a Sequel | Glass Reflection - Duration: 14:37.
With the anime industry currently littered with adaptations, spin-offs, reboots, and
now sequels of older anime, you'd figure that some of the most well-loved deserve that
same treatment to fully complete their stories or at least provide a better conclusion,
than what we were originally given but life doesn't always work that way.
We all know about those shows that end poorly, or not at all narratively.
Endings that just leave things hanging there unfinished, or perhaps finished but definitely
not in a satisfying way.
So today I wanted to take a quick look at 5 shows that, to me, are the worst victims
of this.
Ladies, Gentlemen, and others my name is Arkada and today on Glass Reflection 5 Anime that
NEED a sequel.
Let's Jam.
[It's time to play GUESS THE ANIME!]
Spice and Wolf
If I were to tell you I loved a story about a wolf deity who travels with a merchant discussing
economics as they traverse across a fictional land, most of you would tell me it sounds
boring and move on.
Luckily, superficial premises don't describe the quality of a series.
Spice and Wolf is one of the few anime that actually makes exposition interesting, and
for a subject as boring as economics, you know it's good writing when they can make
the mundane seem captivating.
Under classical economic theory, an economy will always move towards
equilibrium at full capacity and full employment. Aggregate demand will adjust to full potential GDP
assisted by flexible wages and prices. Desired savings are kept equal to desired
investment by responses to interest rate changes.
I have a fine arts degree for a reason.
The secret to the success behind Spice and Wolf are the two main characters: Holo and Lawrence,
and it's the juxtaposition of mild-mannered and calm against impulsive and sharp-tongued
that makes the interactions between them that much more entertaining.
Unfortunately, the second season stopped just around the time
they were entering the climax of the series, though I feel like stopped doesn't really
do this travesty justice.
After spending an entire Arc away from the development of our main characters or the
plot between them that's been slowly cultured since episode one, the show ends with our
duo calmly walking away from the city they spent the last several episodes in as parts
of it burns to the ground.
It gives off the impression that the story had finally gotten over it's hiatus that
in spent in that town and was finally ready to get the show back on the road so that Holo
can reach her home in the north but that was as far as the animation took it.
Bunch of slop a few brief moments of what we've been waiting for and then WHAM go
read the Light Novel.
Though as bad as that ending was, there have been worse ways to end a show.
[GUESS THE ANIME PART TWO]
Panty & Stocking
Panty & Stocking's ending is an example of having a show you really love, one with
funny and entertaining characters, one with an engrossing story, just shit all over-itself
for no other reason in the end except for the fact that it can.
The show itself is a jaw dropping, balls to the wall, most non-anime anime I have ever
had the pleasure of watching and it ends not with a bang, not even a whimper.
But a heel turn so unexpected, it warped everything into an alternate reality.
Gainax is a studio that was well known for its ludicrous and nonsensical endings, but
in all honesty this one takes the cake.
Sorry I think I got a little ahead of myself, this list is not a "worst endings ever just
freaking look at them their existence proves my point" list.
But a list of shows that need sequels.
Panty & Stocking doesn't NEED a sequel in the traditional sense.
Its story is not one that requires closure for the most part.
It was largely an episodic experiment that boarded on themes far too risqué for almost
any other series before or since.
It needs a sequel because there is no other show like Panty & Stocking.
Not just in animation style, but in overall atmosphere and attitude.
There are other shows that have language you could make a fortune off of with a swear jar,
shows that are far closer to the boundary of Hentai then most others, but Panty & Stocking
has this unique air of personality to it that we just don't have anywhere else.
And of course there's also the fact that we've been trolled twice now.
First with the ending itself, which was a master work of trolling that aired near Christmas
no less, it was a wonderful Christmas present Gainax thank you, but then just last fall Gainax
West announced a "New Project" using panty and stocking.
Which turned out to just be a café in Kobe.
Yeah, really swell Gainax, real swell.
That Café is expected to close early May so perhaps if Gainax was just using it to test
the waters to see how profitable a return of the dirty mouthed angels might be, we'll
find out soon enough.
Moving on.
[Guess The Anime PART THREE! This time in Japanese!]
Konosuba
Let's rip off the band-aid.
I did NOT enjoy Konosuba season 2.
*Gasp* Shocking I know.
That's not saying that the sequel was bad, but the experience was equivalent to biting into
overly sweet candy.
At first it tastes really good and you get addicted to it, but after the second,
third, and multiple helpings, you quickly get sick of it and later resent the aftertaste,
and sadly, that is how I felt about this sequel.
The key word Konosuba season 2 was missing was 'progress' and this affects both the
story and characters.
Kazuma is the same asshole, Aqua is still worst girl, Darkness loves getting abused,
and Megumin is secretly the lovechild of Michael Bay and his dynamite.
But beyond those simple descriptions, what is there beyond that?
Konosuba plays out to be an epic adventure quest, similar to the scale of Sword Art Online
or Log Horizon teasing a story of epic proportions.
However, this concept never really took off and proceeded to repeat the same thing, and
the frustrating part is there were... inklings of character development that could have taken
the anime to the next level.
This isn't easy to say, considering that Konosuba was my pick of best anime for 2016, but it's
important to note that with any successful prequel there comes the baggage and subsequent
problems the sequel must confront and later resolve.
In short Konosuba season 2 is enjoyable, but doesn't go the extra length to truly become
a meaningful series beyond its repetitive hijinks.
Yes, that might have been the original intent, but when a series you like shows potential
of other routes that could be explored, you're kinda left dragging because it was on the
verge of being great.
Hopefully, if a third season were to be made, some of the qualms I have with the series
can be resolved, but I'm not holding my breath on that.
Could it be because I had too unreasonable of an expectation for the sequel?
Perhaps, but it only reinforces my belief that I had more respect for Konosuba than
I think it had for itself.
[Guess the anime PART FOUR! Enter Crispin Freeman.]
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
THE FREAKING MELANCHOLY OF HARUHI SUZUMIYA.
Now this one, for a long time, I did not mind or care about.
The Disappearance film, while leaving one major plot thread open, ended on a note that
left me satisfied.
That said it's been over 7 years since then.
Nagato's spinoff series back in 2015 was a nice substitute for a while, but the itch
for more Haruhi burns, and it burns bright.
For me Haruhi was one of the anime that I watched back when I was really getting into anime
seriously.
Back when I was transitioning to something more than a casual watcher.
It had a quirk to it that most modern shows now, even 10 years after the fact have not
been able to re-capture.
I miss Haruhi as the unknowing whimsical god of the universe driven by boredom.
I miss Kyon's and his boundless amounts of legendary snark.
I miss Mikuru getting thrown into embarrassing situations while Itsuki sits in the background
with that smarmy smile on his face.
You know the one.
I miss Nagato's calm and cool composure to the insanity that unfolds around her, despite
the massive internal turmoil she ends up suffering from.
Haruhi back in the day was a landmark series because it was a perfect example of what anime
is and can be.
It's wacky and off the wall but it can also be relaxed and sophisticated.
And it knew how to blend those emotions and feelings well.
With Kyoto Ani only adapting material that it owns the rights to (with some recent exceptions).
I know full well that the chances of more Haruhi is slim.
But that doesn't stop me from pining for more.
[FINAL ROUND]
No Game No Life
This entry should be obvious to anyone who has watched the show.
The story of No Game No Life is not done, not by a very long shot.
After only 12 episodes we got left with a series that only just started to ramp up into
something that could be great.
Hell, the show ended so fast some of us got whiplash.
The structure of the series was set up almost like a tournament anime.
We had two main characters, challenged to series of games where the stakes got higher
and the rewards better and better.
They're thrown into a world where games are how decisions get made, arguments fought,
and power won.
All they have to do is keep winning.
But instead of a championship, with select athletes, their opponents are the entire populace.
Not only the populace, but the mystical beings that inhabit the world and even its previous
gods.
All in an attempt to one day face off against the current God, Tet, the god of games.
But we never see that championship fight.
Heck we never make it to the finals or even quarter finals.
The best we got was a crap ton of exhibition games.
Ones that detailed to us, the audience, and to the main characters how the world works.
All in preparation for the real fights to come.
But that's it.
It's a series that builds up to nothing but a sour ending that left me sad and frustrated.
This is something that Madhouse known for with their TV adaptations, and something they've done for a while.
Give us 13 episodes of something great that only hints at what could have been...and then that's it.
Recently they seem to be breaking away from this model, but the scars from before have
still yet to heal.
Now I know No Game No Life is getting a film later this year.
But by all accounts it seems to be a completely separate story.
A prequel, set in the same world but with a different main cast and a story that doesn't
resolve the cliffhanger that we got left with 3 years ago.
It might be good but, hell the poster look over designed to hell and back.
Like no one told the artist when to stop.
IT'S TIME TO STOP
It's time to stop ok!
Hopefully the film isn't that way.
With luck, it might get popular enough for them to justify continuing the original story.
But as with most things on this list...
I don't want to get my hopes up too much.
So here are my 5 anime that deserve a sequel.
Did any of yours make it to the list?
Or were there any that you wanted but didn't make the list?
Let me know in the comments below.
As per usual, there will be links to various streaming sites in the description below if
you are interested in watching the shows mentioned, but if like me you get
the feeling that some of these stories may never continue properly and want some real
closure, then you might want to check out global.bookwalker.jp, if you haven't heard
of it Bookwalker Global is the official digital seller of KADOKAWA, one of Japan's larger
publishing companies and they just so happen to have digital copies of the english Light
Novels and Manga for several of the shows I listed here today, as well as others that
I haven't gotten to yet.
Not all of the entries from today's list are on there, but enough of them are that it's worth mentioning.
As a special bonus to my viewers, there'll be a coupon code in the description "grarkada"
in all lower case, that you can use for a discount on your first purchase, so feel free to check
that out if it interests you.
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And until next time, ladies, gentlemen and others, stay frosty.
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Ted Cruz Found Someone To Pay For Trump's ENTIRE Border Wall!
You Won't Believe WHO…
Of course, everyone forgets that Democrats like Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and Hillary
Clinton all wanted to do the same.
But that's another topic, for another time.
Of late, liberals have been hitting out at Trump's wall over its estimated cost, insisting
that such an expenditure would cripple the budget.They were blocking Trump at every turn,
forcing him to threaten to shut down the government until they cough up the cash.
And then Sen. Ted Cruz stepped in with a solution that is both simple and brilliant.
Trump said he's make Mexico pay for the wall.
And Cruz's suggestion just about fulfills
that promise.
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OUCH!
Journalists Freaking Out After Obama Caught With His Pants Down on Wall Street
Those Liberals!
Always running around, acting like do-gooders and like they don't need or care about money!
First, there was Hillary Clinton.
She sure as heck didn't want anyone finding out how much money she made (hundreds of thousands,
ya'll) yakking at banks, securities firms and Goldman Sachs.
She had the liberals totally buying it too, thinking that she wasn't married to Wall
Street.
I'm gonna let the Doctor of Common Sense.
Whatever!
Good thing she LOST!
Well, look who's at it now!
Obama, who created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (one of his MANY agencies,
bringing more RED TAPE to our country), supposedly to protect us from these big banks, etc.,
is now reportedly going to be paid $400,000.00 by the investment firm Cantor Fitzgerald,
to speak at a lunch at a healthcare conference!
That's right, Obama will make, during one lunchtime, the same as he made, per year,
as POTUS!
Now, I don't know about you, but this all sounds PRETTY shady!
He's speaking at a HEALTHCARE conference, where he's getting paid BIG BUCKS by an
investment firm!
Hmmmm… and his big "accomplishment" as President was Obamacare….
Makes you start to wonder what's really going on, doesn't it!
I think we all know what's going on!
Obamacare is a sham and, but for a couple aspects we want to keep (probably put in there
just to get it done), it's a FAILURE!
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Right After Liberal Attacks, Ivanka Trump Just Gave Melania the Most Amazing Birthday
Present Imaginable
It's time to end all the media lies about the Trump family once-and-for-all.
They have been lying and saying Melania Trump and Ivanka Trump don't get along.
Oh yeah?
Then how do you explain what Ivanka just did her beloved stepmom's birthday?
I mean, honestly, This doesn't look like it was sent out of hate…
Of course, this is exactly the kind of thing the Mainstream media loves to bury.
Why would they believe Ivanka Trump's own words when they could make up a BS story from
some fake sources?
Leave it to Vanity Fair to publish a clearly crap story like this.
Liberals are so desperate now it's sad.
Remember when they tried to slut-shame Melania Trump for her past?
These people have no shame or morals.
And they trash Ivanka Trump with claims too horrible to even name.
Does this look like the "horrible monster" they want you to believe she is?
Nah, I didn't think so either.
It really makes me sad to see the kind of stuff people are willing to make up about
people they hate.
It's even worse that they begin to believe their own lies.
Will you help Melania and Ivanka Trump prove they do love each other by Sharing this moving
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Still Loving You | 闪耀的恩秀 | 빛나라 은수 - Ep.104 [SUB : ENG,CHN,IND / 2017.04.28] - Duration: 32:22.
(Episode 104)
Suhyeon will probably sleep there, right?
Probably.
Seems like Bitna's lucky in love if
someone as cold as
Suhyeon dotes on her like this.
I'm lucky in love too.
Suho's so good to me.
That's because you deserve it.
I don't get how our sons don't take after
their father and are so gaga over their wives.
By the way, are you seeing anyone, Sumin?
You should start looking to settle down.
Leave her be.
That's what I wanted at first too,
but now I'd rather she takes her time.
Why?
There's always trouble now that the family's larger.
It's just as they say.
A tree with many branches is prone to the wind.
Anyway, brace yourself, Sumin.
When it comes to you, I'm going to check
every last detail to make sure
you marry someone I find perfect.
What's your ideal son-in-law?
Well...
A man who was
raised properly by upstanding parents,
went to a prestigious college like Sumin,
has a nice, stable job, and
as for appearance...
You care about looks too?
Who cares what your son-in-law looks like?
He just has to be
taller than you, have broad shoulders,
and look dependable.
Why are you so picky?
How is this being picky?
What about you, Dad?
Do you have an ideal son-in-law in mind?
Even if I did, it's not up to me in the end.
I don't ask for much.
All I want is a man who's childless and
has a clean family registry.
Goodness gracious, Beomgyu.
That's just ridiculous.
That goes without saying.
Good grief.
Sumin, you heard, right?
Take it to heart.
A man who was raised properly
by upstanding parents.
Who went to a prestigious college like Sumin...
(S Securities) Who has a nice, stable job.
He just has to be taller than you,
(Golden boy) have broad shoulders, and look dependable.
I don't ask for much.
All I want is a man who's childless and
(Single dad) has a clean family registry.
(Medical Volunteering in Africa)
(Register as a medical volunteer)
He's very responsible, so if I tell him,
he'll definitely say he'll do right by me, right?
Not for love but for the baby?
It's not my style to ensnare a man with that.
I unconditionally refuse.
I'm back.
Hi.
I got pineapples. Want some?
You like pineapples.
I'm not having pineapples for the time being.
Why not?
I've decided to like kiwis and tomatoes for now.
You're such a weirdo.
(Medical Volunteering in Africa)
Hey, are you thinking of going to Africa?
Are you out of your mind?
Everyone's uneasy because of Bitna.
Do you want to make it worse?
Don't make your mom and dad faint.
I'm begging you.
It's not that.
Yes. This is it.
Aunt Sunjeong, thanks for the idea.
Thank you.
- Sure. Goodbye. / - Bye.
Dr. Yoon, morning appointments are done.
- Take a break. / - Okay.
Hello, Dr. Yoon.
Hello.
What is it you want to say?
I was working on the storyboard.
I have to get back soon.
Find out how he really feels.
What's this?
(Info on Medical Volunteering in Africa)
You've heard of Doctors Without Borders, right?
I'm considering going as it's a good opportunity.
To Africa?
For how long?
I'm thinking a year or two.
If I acclimate well, maybe for good.
What do you think?
Mr. Park?
Just a moment.
Hello?
Yes, yes. Just a moment.
Dr. Yoon, I'm very busy right now.
We'll talk later. Later, okay?
Hello? Yes, yes.
What?
Give an answer before going!
Yes?
I just saw you come in.
Thank you.
Have you talked to Bitna?
Not really.
She tells me not to come anymore.
Try talking to her again.
There's no point.
She says she hates me.
Good grief.
Force yourself to eat.
Hunger worsens morning sickness.
I'll feed you. Here.
Let's have 2 spoonfuls. Just 2 spoonfuls.
Later, Grandma.
I'm too nauseous to eat.
Good grief.
How are you?
How do you think we are?
Grandma.
Okay, okay.
Grandma, go for a walk.
No. I want strawberries.
How will you manage on your own?
You have nothing to worry about.
I want strawberries. You'll get them, right?
Okay.
Don't chew out a sick person.
I beg you.
Go ahead if you have something to say.
I heard from Suhyeon.
You refused to get back together with him.
Is it because of me?
You're wrong.
It's because of me.
I don't want to hold out by lying anymore
to keep someone I love
from hating me.
I'm tired.
It's not just Suhyeon.
Mother, Father, and the entire family's worried.
That's why I don't want to.
They're people I love, and yet I let them down.
Do you know how terrifying and distressing that is?
I don't know what to say.
I'm sorry this is what it came to,
but I have no regrets.
I didn't expose the truth
to exact revenge on you.
I had to do it for myself and
for the people who love me.
I don't blame you.
I lived in fear every day,
so I'm relieved too.
Ultimately, it was for love, both you and I.
It's been a long time.
How have you been?
Fine.
Um...
You submitted corroborating evidence to the court.
It had to have been a very tough decision.
Thank you.
I only did what I had to.
I'm glad your name's been cleared, albeit belatedly.
May I ask you for a favor?
I do believe what I did was right,
but I'm largely to blame as Bitna's father,
so it's unsettling that it's only Bitna
who's being punished.
I feel bad asking this of you
and I know it'll be hard,
but please hate Bitna just a little bit less.
I beg you.
Come anytime after 10 a.m. tomorrow.
Okay. Thank you.
Sure. Bye.
Your back hurts too?
Rain must be brewing.
My legs ache.
I'm just achy all over.
You should get tests done at a general hospital.
Why waste good money?
We know what it is.
Forget about it.
We can't let it get worse.
We've never even properly traveled.
You've never been on a plane, right?
Should we go to Jeju-do next month?
Forget it.
Being high up in the sky...
Geez. Just thinking about it gives me vertigo.
- I'm back. / - Hi, Eunsu.
Hi.
You're home early.
Take your time getting changed.
I'm helping Mom with dinner.
Beomgyu, when will Bitna be released?
I don't know.
Have you heard anything?
No, I haven't.
Um... I don't think Bitna's coming back here.
Eunsu, what are you talking about?
I just can't wrap my head around it.
She's the one who messed up,
so why's she refusing to come?
Shouldn't she be grateful that
Suhyeon's offered to bring her home?
Geez, Seonyeong. Must you be the mean
mother-in-law even under these circumstances?
Geez, Sunjeong.
That's how upset Bitna is.
Don't you remember
how cold Suhyeon was to her when
things went down?
How could he not be cold
given what happened?
Suhyeon isn't a saint.
After what she's done, she can't
even endure a few days of coldness from Suhyeon?
Whatever. This is actually for the best.
She's the one who left us,
so we have no reason to be clingy.
Have Suhyeon make a clean break with her, and...
Why are you saying things you don't mean?
How do you know whether I mean
what I say or not?
Anyway, Eunsu made a tough decision for the family
but things have come to this.
I'm sorry.
No, Father. Please don't say that.
You're back.
I was going to come see you at the office.
Let's talk.
Later. I'm very tired.
Are you sure you won't regret it?
You won't regret divorcing Bitna?
This is about our marriage.
It's about our family as well.
I'm sure you know what a zombie you've been.
I'm on your side. You're my brother after all.
I don't care if you won't regret it,
but don't regret it after saying you won't.
That's more embarrassing.
And it's not like you were perfect.
On our honeymoon in Jeju-do,
there was so much love in Bitna's eyes
but you were like a slab of ice.
If I were Bitna, I would've divorced you anyway.
Yoon Suho.
Have you ever told Bitna you love her?
No. Have you ever loved her?
If nothing else, Bitna truly loved you.
Even I could see it.
Sumin's not eating?
She said she had an engagement and left.
Suhyeon's not in his room.
He must've gone out.
Why won't he rest on the weekend?
Let's eat.
Geez. I should go see Bitna at the hospital.
I think she's being released today.
- Oh, my. / - Today?
Then maybe Suhyeon went to the hospital.
Does he have no backbone?
Why did he go there again?
Beomgyu, call Suhyeon and ask him where he is.
No. Suho, why don't you call him?
Never mind.
Suhyeon can take care of himself,
so trust him and wait.
I was on my way to go tutor.
You asked me what I thought of medical volunteering.
I did.
Have you thought about it?
I find it very impressive
that you'd go anywhere to save lives.
Go to Africa.
You should go. It's for a good cause.
I hope you go and achieve your dreams.
I really do.
Are you sure you'll be okay?
I may never come back.
I know.
We may never see each other again.
But that's really okay with you?
You mean it?
Yes.
I'll root for you from afar.
Go, Dr. Yoon. Go, go.
You'll do a great job.
Fine. I'll do as you wish.
You really have to go, right?
I already applied and
will be leaving soon.
I'm taking steps to close the clinic too.
I'm glad this wasn't unnecessarily long-winded.
I can't make it to the last class with the kids.
Say goodbye to Uri and Nara for me.
And Mr. Park Hyeongsik,
I hope you have a great life.
I don't think a formal goodbye is necessary.
I'm off.
You probably can't hear yet,
so I'll swear just this once.
Coward.
That sea cucumber, sea squirt, sea anemone.
I'd really love to sock him in the face.
I must up my protein and folic acid intake for you.
I'll chew thoroughly,
so eat away.
Let's eat. Let's eat.
Dad, are you crying?
No.
I got dust in my eyes.
Dad, when's Sumin coming?
She won't be coming anymore.
Why not?
She's going far away to
help sick people.
I'll go wash my face.
Dad.
Yes?
This isn't the way home.
Yeah. We have to make a stop.
Are we here to get fresh air?
Bitna.
There is one thing
I deeply regret in my life.
I loved your mom a lot.
I truly sincerely loved her.
I know.
Whenever I looked at you, I couldn't
bear how much I missed your mom.
I regret not hugging you when you were little.
I only grieved the loss of my wife.
I didn't think about your grief over your mom.
I'm sorry.
You know me. I can't articulate my feelings,
and I don't know where to start and how,
so I wanted to reach out to you,
but I couldn't put that into action.
If I had embraced you when the realization hit,
I wonder how things would've turned out.
Thank you, Dad.
I thought you hated me,
so I'm very happy that wasn't the case.
Suhyeon came by.
It was like seeing a younger me, so...
How should I put it?
I hated it as he seemed pathetic and helpless,
but you love him,
so I thought I should give him a chance.
Sometimes one hesitates even when one knows.
I ended up like this because I missed that moment,
but I don't want you to do the same.
Wait.
What I want is
for you to now let go of all your guilt
and find happiness.
That's my last wish.
Do you remember this place?
You've never loved, have you?
You don't see any of that when you're madly in love.
Maybe not now, but you might regret it later.
No. I'm confident.
I'm confident I can make you love me.
Do you regret loving me?
It's my fault and mistake for wanting
a perfect marriage.
I can't fully understand you yet,
but I will try because...
Because...
I'll be devoted to you for the rest of my life
and love only you until I die.
Kim Bitna...
Will you marry me again?
What I did was terrible.
I'm sorry.
I love you.
We're back.
Yes, hi. Go on up and unwind.
Do you like it?
Mother.
Yes. Welcome back. Welcome back.
This crib here... I bought it.
It should be very sturdy.
I did notice how old-fashioned it look.
Why didn't you get something trendier?
Bitna, we're so happy to have you back.
Thank you.
Mother and Father,
I'm sorry.
I'm very sorry.
It's okay. It's okay.
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You've all been through a lot.
The family was hit by a storm,
but I'm very pleased to see that we're all
here again as a family.
I know you must all hold some grudges,
but since we've decided to start anew as a family,
I hope you all make an effort to get along
and be on good terms.
Understood?
- Yes! / - Yes.
Geez, Beomgyu.
Droning on about what we already know.
They'll do fine even if you don't tell them to.
Oh, wow, Bitna.
Looks like a new ring.
The diamond's quite big.
I got it for her.
Suhyeon thinks size is all that matters.
It's not like that.
Yes, it is.
Size is everything with diamonds.
Right, Eunsu?
Yes. It's a pretty ring.
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Trump's Cabinet still isn't close to fully staffed, and secretaries are feeling the pressure - Duration: 2:52.
Trump�s Cabinet still isn�t close to fully staffed, and secretaries are feeling the pressure
The White House is moving at an alarmingly sluggish rate to fill hundreds of top-tier
posts, making many of President Trump�s Cabinet secretaries unhappy and fearful that
the vacancies are continuing to hinder the everyday duties of the administration, according
to the Washington Post.
There are still 530 senior-level jobs that need to be filled, all of which require Senate
confirmation.
So far, Trump has only put forth 37 nominees.
To date the Senate has successfully confirmed only 26 of the president�s picks, either
for his Cabinet or other top positions.
�These posts include the deputy secretaries and undersecretaries, chief financial officers,
ambassadors, general counsels, and heads of smaller agencies who run the government day-to-day,�
the Post noted.
Prior administrations have typically moved more efficiently.
At this point in his first 100 days, Barack Obama had confirmed 69 appointments with 118
nominations sent in, and George W. Bush had confirmed 35 while having sent in 50 nominees.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has overtly shown patience is being tested, and has �routinely
peppered the White House Personnel Office for updates and called Trump directly to press
for faster action on filling vacant jobs at the Interior Department,� according to sources
that spoke with the Post.
During a breakfast meeting with former congressional colleagues, Health and Human Services Secretary
Tom Price spoke to them about the slow process.
�He�s very frustrated,� said a Republican House who was in attendance, according to
the Post.
�He felt it was much more difficult to operate the department and provide the leadership
level that you need to provide.�
Much of the delay has stemmed from Trump�s decision to replace Governor Chris Christie,
R-N.J. with Vice President Mike Pence as director of the transition team.
After Christie was relieved, much of his work was axed.
Another reason the nomination process has taken so long is partly because of the various
factions in the White House that are competing with one another.
Potential business conflicts of interest have also played a role in the slow process.
The FBI and the Office of Government Ethics are currently vetting 250 candidates before
they can be nominated and then sent to the Senate for their confirmation.
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Oh My God! Trump Walked Up Behind This Marine And Did Something No One Would Have EXPECTED - Duration: 12:27.
Oh My God! Trump Walked Up Behind This Marine And Did Something No One Would Have EXPECTED
President Donald Trump and Melania met with President Mauricio Macri and his wife Juliana
Awada at the White House on Thursday.
He welcomed the two Argentine guests and Trump then did the unexpected.
Watch the magic happen at the 1:50 mark.
Trump leaned into hug Melania and then patted the marine on the back.
*** Don't you just love our PresidentTrump?!?!
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The Trump administration has now postponed Barack Obama lifting a 16-year ban on imports
of Argentine lemons.
Trump responded: "We're going to be great friends, better than ever before."
Melania Trump looked so beautiful in her military green dress.
This is why we love Donald Trump.
He makes our military men and women feel like they have a president that cares.
It's the little things.
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Muslim Chinese Street Food Tour in Islamic China | BEST INSANE Hand Pulled Noodles in China! - Duration: 19:51.
Alright so check it out
It's Trevor James
I just got into Xining, China
This is the land of the Hui Chinese
And today we are going for a full on Chinese Street food tour
I'm so pumped
Let's go check it out
As you make your way further west in China
You'll notice more and more Hui Chinese and tibetans
And a new and different variety of street food
If you're dreaming of traveling along the Silk Road
You'll be rewarded with a huge selection of delicious street food when you come
We came here as the first stop on our long journey west to Kashgar
And found some of the most delicious and unique street food in China
This video is packed with street food
Starting out with some beef organ delight
Alright so first up, we're going to get some Zasui
It's like mixed organ soup
Huge lineup
Look at this, there is all this construction
People are eating at tables in the dirt
But I can smell it
Coming up to the beautiful mixed organ soup here
It's so busy
Oh look at all the organs
We heard that this niuzasui AKA beef offal soup
Was a must try thing here in Xining
So we lined up to taste the richest and creamiest organ broth
Made by stewing beef organs for hours
It was served with a pita bread to dip
And the location was completely packed
That's when you know something is good
Oh, look at all the organs
And that rich broth
Just look at him chop the organs over there
There is so much, like stomach, intestine, liver
Great
Let's go try this out
Wow, it's like on a construction site
Oh yeah
This looks absolutely insane
Look at all the organs in here
There is so many
There is tripe, stomach
And the broth is so rich and thick
I think I'm just going to have to go right in and get a big bite of organs and report on that flavor
Let's try it out
That is actually very delicious
There is nothing too overpowering and gross about it
The organ flavor is totally smooth and quite clean and enjoyable
That is really nice
There is so many organs!
That is really good
This is awesome
Coming deep into Xining for Halal food
So that was awesome
The broth was so complex
Now we are going to go see what other halal specialties we can find
Alright so we are in a Hui neighbourhood
This is all Halal food here
And we are going to have a lot of it today
This is a huge Hui Chinese neighbourhood here
It's all street food
After that delicious breakfast
We walked around and discovered a teaser for what was to come in Xinjiang
A Uighur flatbread AKA Nang
Handmade dough is flattened, stamped, and then put onto a wet cloth over a round spherical press
It's pushed deep into the oven and baked with sesame seeds
And every nang is slightly different
As we are going to see in this series
But most are incredibly delicious when hot out of the oven
Look at all the Nang here
In a big tandoor
Here we go, Nang
And look at how beautiful that is
Very wholesome
Very wholesome and even though it's a white bread
The sesame flavor and the crispness
There is a definite crisp smoky texture that really gives it life
Alright we have some yoghurt
So we are on the way to get shaozi mian
Hand pulled Huizu noodles
This is going to be a wonderful month of eating Halal Qingzhen food
This is just the beginning of the Silk Road journey
We have a month of taking trains
Finding little villages
And eating delicious halal Chinese street food
This is going to be good
I can't wait
I think we found the jackpot
This is his recommendation right here
What we stumbled into was just one of many incredibly delicious hand pulled noodle joints
Scattered all throughout Xining
When you walk in
And witness the locals slurping their noodles in delight
And you see and hear the slap of the noodles before they enter the giant noodle cauldron
You can feel the magic and soul that is put into each and every bowl of hand pulled noodles
Awesome!
Wow!
Just look at this!
This is what dreams are made of
It starts with a giant mound of dough
Then stretched into smaller blocks
Which are then individually pulled into noodles
Wow that is total noodle heaven
I'm going to get one of those
We're going to get one of those shaozi mian, just look at that
The slurping you can just hear the slurping
You know it's a good spot when everyone is slurping
Big fat noodles
It's almost like a big gloopy gravy with lots of chili oil and tofu slices
Green onions
And I can smell how peppery it is
Oh, we are going to get some of that
Oh look at that!
That looks really fatty actually
But we are going to start off with the beef
Oh its tender and quite fatty
The original flavor, slightly salted
Oh it tastes quite, almost herbal, and peppery
And the gravy is gloopy
The green onions give it a really fresh nice punch of joy
After that delicious bowl of hand pulled noodles
We went for a walk and stumbled on the largest mosque in Xining
And while I was taking some videos of it
The local man told us we could go inside to take photos
And it just happened to be Friday call to prayer
So we are going to enter this huge Mosque in downtown Xining
It's really beautiful
And we just had a great bowl of noodles
Amazing noodles
Nice people
And really friendly people
Everyone here, like everyone here is smiling at us as we walk past
This is really beautiful here
Wow!
Hello
Everyone is so friendly
Everyone is so friendly
Look at this guys
It seems like its a mix between Chinese and a normal mosque you would see
This is really something, Ting, what do you think?
It's beautiful right?
Look at this, just look at this, after a bowl of noodles
I think we can just sit down and chill
Let's do that
This is really nice to come to Xining and eat the food
And meet all of these amazingly friendly people
I'm actually blown away
What about you Ting?
Yeah, me too
But I have to say
That the people here are so friendly and I'm just blown away
So we just spoke with a local who said we could come in and shoot
But they just started the call to prayer
And the prayer begins in an hour
And you cannot shoot during that
So we are going to leave
Just to be respectful
But what an experience it was coming in here
After that big mosque exploration
We went for a walk to find a specific bowl of noodles I had heard a lot about
Stuffed sheets intestine noodles
Look at the yangchang
Just look at this yangchang
Its boiling
Its being boiled in chilies
It looks strong
And then he is making noodles in the back here
We are getting a big piece of lamb
And some noodles and lamb intestines
As we began to discover
As you move further west in China
Mutton and meat is a huge part of the culture and diet of the locals
Lamb kebabs, organs, and noodles with big chunks of meat are the norm
And what we walked into here was just one little noodle joint that locals love to get their meat fix at
Big hand grasped mutton chunks and mutton kebabs are grilled over the flame with cumin and chili
And the noodles we ordered were topped with stuffed lamb intestine
This is just like a mutton feast
We have the shouzhua yangrou here
Which is just like mutton on the bone
And they chop it up
And grilled it in a lot of dried chili paste
Look at how tender and covered in sauce that looks
Classic lamb kebabs over here
Oh man
And then the real treat is a bowl of noodles that I have never experienced before
Lamb intestine noodles, look at that
There is potato, there is yangchang which is lamb intestine
And it looks like its ganban style, so you have to mix it up
There is also potatoes and green onions
And lots of chilies
Oh look at all of that
This is totally different from Sichuan chili oil
I can just smell it
It smells like it has vinegar in it
And it smells like it is a little bit drier
And has more chilies and less oil
This yangchang
Actually it's lamb intestine with lamb heart and lung and flour stuffed on the inside
I think there is also a bit of garlic and salt and of course lots of chili that it is fried in
Let's try it out
This yangchang almost exactly tastes like blood sausage
So I wouldn't be surprised if there is some blood in there
And that is totally enjoyable
Thats the texture it has
And it gives it a lot of flavor and a lot of flavor and juice
When you have these noodles
Those intestine noodles really grew on me by the end
What a great day in Xining
And this is just the beginning of our Silk Road journey
So you're going to want to stay tuned
Because this series is going to have a lot of delicious food
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2 minutes of Messy Grace from "The Lorax" - Duration: 2:20.
There's this great line from the movie, "The Lorax" by Dr. Suess.
"A tree falls in the direction it leans.
Be careful which way you lean."
And I laugh now, thinking about the way that line would have been used in my church, growing
up.
Pastors would have said things like, "Be careful which way you lean.
We are naturally bent toward sin.
In our brokenness, in our sinful nature, thanks to Original Sin, we are naturally bent toward
all sorts of terrible things."
And there would have been lots of "amens" and there would have tears at the altar.
But I'm just beginning to wonder, I don't have this thing figured out, but I wonder
if that's not...a lie.
If that's not, at least, untrue.
Or not the whole truth.
I wonder if we're not naturally bent toward goodness and beauty and divinity, because
here's the truth friends: God lives here.
God lives right in there, inside of you.
There is divine nature in you.
The God of all Creation is here.
In me.
In you.
There is beauty and goodness and faithfulness and richness and life and creativity and all
sorts of wonderful things living inside of us.
So, a tree falls in the direction it leans.
Be careful which way you lean.
To me that says to lean into goodness.
Lean into beauty.
Lean into the things that make you feel: whole, and safe, and protected, complete, healthy,
and happy.
Lean in to those things.
And things that make you feel ashamed, or fearful, or guilty, or humiliated, or things
that make you shrink or feel small, LEAN AWAY from those things.
RUN away.
But lean into whatever makes you come alive.
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Amazing Ways the Ancient Greeks Influence Our Lives Today! - Duration: 13:53.
Here's how the Ancient Greeks shaped our lives today with some of their inventions!
10 – Alphabets Did you know that we have the Ancient Greeks
to thank for the form of different alphabets we use today?
Even the word alphabet itself comes from the first two letters of their alphabet – alpha
and beta.
Although the ancient greeks derived their alphabet from the Phoenician one, theirs was
the first alphabet ever that had different letters for both vowels and consonants.
Before that, alphabets only had letters for consonants, which isn't as fun as it might
sound to some.
The creation of the Greek alphabet inspired the creation of many other alphabets still
used today.
Of course, languages have evolved and will keep on evolving with time, but the original
idea of writing down vowels and consonants hasn't changed much – which is exactly
how we write today.
Well, not everyone.
You should see how some of my friends text.
Sigh.
9 – The shower When I think about hygiene habits of ancient
civilizations, I think about soaking in a big tub or maybe a river once in a while or
hmm… maybe not soaking at all?!
However, it turns out that people in ancient times liked feeling clean as much as we do
today.
Apparently, standing under waterfalls and washing yourself that way was a major thing
back then, which inspired the Ancient Greeks to create showers.
Wanting to replicate that waterfall effect many enjoyed, the ancient Greeks came up with
this genius idea of using their aqueducts and sewage systems and making their own showers.
They first implemented the shower in common areas such as in Gymnasiums or public baths,
but later on, they started implementing showers in private houses as well!
Now if you're thinking something along the lines of manually pouring water from big containers
or something, let me stop you right there.
They actually had real showers, with pumps to bring water in, shower heads mounted higher
on the walls, and sewage systems sophisticated enough to let the dirty water out.
I'm definitely happy that we have showers in our lifetime, or else things….pretty
much would suck big dirty balls…..!!!
8 – Maps Maps have come quite the long way today with
the help of GPS and satellite use, meaning that the chances of you getting lost somewhere
are minimal.
However, have you ever thought about who thought about using maps first?
Do I really even need to say this?
Yep, it was the ancient Greeks you can thank for coming up with the first maps.
Since they did like to make their lives simpler, it's no wonder they were the first ones
to create detailed maps – Anaximander was the one who brought the latitude and longitude
into use.
He started drawing detailed maps based on latitude and longitude, which of course, meant
each thing was shown with its exact location.
Anaximander was the first ancient Greek to draw a map of the known world, thus he's
considered by many to be the first mapmaker.
The creation of maps greatly influenced the development of astronomy and geography.
Before all that, maps were just a bunch of poorly drawn pictures or written instructions.
"turn left and keep going, then turn right when you see a large tree on the road" just
isn't quite as helpful as actually seeing where you'll be headed.
7 – The odometer An odometer is a digital instrument that measures
distance in any vehicle, such as in cars or bikes.
Did you think you have to thank modern technology for it?
Yeah, maybe for the digital ones – but the first odometers ever, which were mechanical,
were invented in Ancient Greece.
Apparently, Alexander the Great was so worried about measuring distance that he used bematists
pretty often.
Bematists were professionals specially trained to measure distance with their footsteps.
Quite the job they had, huh?
However, this whole thing probably seemed kind of inaccurate, since you know, no matter
how much they trained, each bematist probably had a different length of footstep.
And wouldn't they get tired after a while?
So, Ancient Greeks came up with the idea of using a mechanical device to do all the measuring
in a more precise way – the odometer.
Evidence suggests that funny enough, bematists were the first ones to use the devices made
to replace them.
They carried them while walking to confirm their measurements but later on, they were
installed to horse carts.
Since I don't see any bematists around, the rest is history.
6 – The Olympics The Olympics are one of the most popular worldwide
events when it comes to sports and they're watched by millions of people.
So you can't really mention Ancient Greece without saying something about the Olympic
Games, which were first held in honor of the god Zeus.
In case you've been living off the grid your entire life, The modern Olympic games
are held every four years, a tradition that was the same all the way back then.
Back in the day, they had people from different city-states compete and most of them were
amateurs – they competed mostly for fame and for that olive leaf crown, which I'm
sure it was something of a pretty big deal to win at the time.
The Olympic games were extremely important to the Ancient Greeks; they stopped wars so
people from different cities could travel safely and participate in them.
Annnnnd I'm gonna guess that not many things could stop wars at the time.
The opening and closing ceremony of the games have remained almost exactly the same – remember
that thing with the Olympic fire and how people run around with a flaming torch to light it?
Well, they did the same in Ancient Greece as well!
Nowadays, it's still a huge honor to compete at the Olympics and only the best of the best
in the world get a chance to participate.
5 – The concept of citizenship Being a citizen of a country comes with certain
privileges and duties, which are more or less the same in modern countries nowadays.
But did you know that the whole concept of citizenship dates back to Ancient Greece?
Well, there's actually some dispute who actually came up with the concept, as ancient
Israelites have thrown their hat in the ring as well, but let's just say that the Greeks
were one of the first ones, if not THE first ones to create the concept of citizenship.
For the Ancient Greeks, citizenship was viewed as a way to create unbreakable bonds between
people and the state, or in their case, with their city-states.
In order to be considered a citizen back then, you had to fulfill certain criteria, such
as being born to parents of that city-state, pay taxes or participate in the army, which
isn't that much different from today.
Greeks shaped the whole citizenship idea because they valued their freedom so much, they were
scared they might move in between classes of society.
For example, a Greek farmer might fall into debt and therefore might become a slave, at
almost any time.
Even though their perspective of an ideal society definitely had a few faults – such
as classifying people into citizens and non-citizens – the Greeks came up with the basic idea,
and the concept has evolved over time.
4 – Alarm clocks The importance of this is pretty much self-explanatory
since there are billions of people around the world who wake up with alarm clocks so
they can be on time to do whatever it is they need to do.
We probably have to thank the great philosopher Plato for this invention.
He was really smart and apparently really busy, so it's only natural he wanted something
to signal him whenever it was time to start his lectures or wake up in the morning.
Ancient alarm clocks were nothing like the ones we use today – they were complex machines
that used different methods to measure time and go off at certain times of the day.
It's thought that Plato had a massive alarm machine in his house that used water and made
delicate water sounds at certain hours.
Other types of alarms used pebbles that would drop and hit on a gong thus waking up everyone
in the house and probably the neighbors next door as well, but hey, at least no one was
late for anything.
You think they came up with the snooze button as well?
3 – Science and math Considering the technology they had available
at the time, the contributions of Ancient Greeks to science and math have been nothing
short of outstanding and largely influenced modern society as we know it.
They've done so much, it's impossible to pick only a few to be honest with you!
Remember those weird letter symbols in math and science class that only the teachers knew
how to write – and calculate – correctly?
Well, they came from the Greek alphabet, which means, they were the ones who derived them
and knew how to apply them in everyday use!
Ancient Greeks influenced geometry a lot.
They had developed many of the theories and principles discovered back then, and obviously
many are still applicable today, such as the famous Pythagorean Theorem.
They insisted that deductive thinking MUST be applied when it comes to natural sciences
instead of just accepting facts as they are – I'd say people nowadays need to use
that thinking in a lot of different aspects of life, but hey, that's just me.
Hey, how about the fact that the Earth is round?
Though the earliest written mention of a spherical Earth comes from ancient Greek sources, there
is no account of how the sphericity of the Earth was discovered.
Aristotle and Pythagoras were among the first ones to suggest that the Earth may actually
be round.
That idea was quite shocking at the time, to say the least; but fast forward thousands
of years later and we still have plenty of flat earthers out there.
Hey, sometimes, some people just need to see some things with their own eyes!
2 – The crane
A crane is a machine specially designed to lift and move heavy objects around.
You've seen it around quite, since building something without using the crane would be
pretty much impossible.
I mean, just pointing out the obvious, since not many of us can lift things that literally
weigh a ton.
If you're thinking that the crane isn't that special considering the development of
modern technology and everything, then you're in for a big surprise.
It is!
Okay, there's not really not much of a big reveal.
You can't build any skyscrapers without using cranes.
Well…..actually you probably could, but good luck getting that done.
The crane was invented by the Ancient Greeks in the 6th century B.C.!
While it's true that modern cranes are obviously much more sophisticated, they still use the
same mechanism developed by the Ancient Greeks.
Archaeologists doing research on Ancient Greek sites were able to confirm this, noting that
some of the stones had specific markings and holes in them, suggesting the huge blocks
were lifted and moved around.
The first cranes ever were just a bunch of ropes used to lift stones but over time, the
ancient Greeks implemented the whole winch and pulley thing as well.
It looks like they got the inspiration for a machine like this while building their temples.
In all fairness, the temples they built are one of the biggest construction achievements
in the history of mankind – they're still considered marvels today, let alone thousands
of years ago!
The crane is so simple and yet so ingenius – how else would you be able to lift massive
stone blocks off the ground and arrange them that high in those Greek-style pillars?
1 – Democracy Modern societies wouldn't be quite the same
without the concept of democracy, at least the societies where democracy is practiced.
Anyway, the word democracy can be roughly translated to "rule by the people" meaning
that each member of society gets to decide how the country he or she lives in is run.
The first ever system of democracy was founded in Athens in 507 B.C.
The main idea is that the people give ruling powers to the government so that the government
could serve its people, and not the other way around.
Wow, the ancient Greeks were pretty advanced back then…..I mean, there are still countries
that still don't have democracy today!
Ancient Greeks used more what's called a "direct democracy" meaning that anyone
who was considered a citizen could have been picked to participate in the government.
Their "elections" were held each year, although they weren't quite like the elections
we're used to seeing.
Theirs were more like a ballot thing – they'd just randomly pick 500 adult men, who were
thought capable of decision-making, and those random men would serve the government for
a year.
The use of a lottery to select officeholders was regarded as the most democratic means,
as the ancient greeks thought that elections would favour those who were rich, noble, eloquent
and well-known.
The lottery would spread the work of administration throughout the whole citizen body, engaging
them in the crucial democratic experience of, to use Aristotle's words, "ruling and
being ruled in turn".
Nowadays, modern countries use "representative democracies" but the idea is basically the
same – people choose who represents them in governing bodies.
When it came to bringing new laws into force, not a single law has been passed without each
present citizen voting; of course, the majority would win!
Obviously democracy is important because it restricts the ruling power of an individual
so no society falls under the mercy of a crazy dictator.
Here's what's next!
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[Verse 1] I'll undress you, 'cause you're tired
Cover you as you desire When you fall asleep inside my arms
May not have the fancy things But I'll give you everything
You could ever want, it's in my arms
[Pre-Chorus] So baby tell me yes
And I will give you everything So baby tell me yes
And I will be all yours tonight So baby tell me yes
And I will give you everything I will be right by your side
[Chorus] If I can't find the cure, I'll
I'll fix you with my love No matter what you know, I'll
I'll fix you with my love And if you say you're okay
I'm gonna heal you anyway Promise I'll always be there
Promise I'll be the cure (be the cure)
[Verse 2] Rub your feet, your hands, your legs
Let me take care of it, babe Close your eyes, I'll sing your favorite song
I wrote you this lullaby Hush now baby, don't you cry
Anything you want could not be wrong
[Pre-Chorus] So baby tell me yes
And I will give you everything So baby tell me yes
And I will be all yours tonight So baby tell me yes
And I will give you everything I will be right by your side
[Chorus] If I can't find the cure, I'll
I'll fix you with my love No matter what you know, I'll
I'll fix you with my love And if you say you're okay
I'm gonna heal you anyway Promise I'll always be there
Promise I'll be the cure (be the cure)
[Bridge] I'll fix you with my love
(I'll fix you with my love-lo-love) I'll fix you with my love
(I'll fix you with my love-lo-love)
[Chorus] If I can't find the cure, I'll
I'll fix you with my love No matter what you know, I'll
I'll fix you with my love And if you say you're okay
I'm gonna heal you anyway Promise I'll always be there
Promise I'll be the cure (be the cure) Promise I'll be the cure (be the cure)
[Outro] I'll fix you with my love
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Hey Mama (Buddy)..!!
Why aren't you visiting my shop nowadays?
Have you all started to wear ready made dresses?
Nothing like that mapla (Buddy) !!
Do we all look like wearing Lungi bulb shirts?
That is not Lungi bulb !! It is Louis phillipe !!!
Whatever it is !!
I heard you are getting married?? !!
Do I have know that only through a stranger?
No mama (Buddy) !!
I thought coming to your home to invite you !!
Now you are here. So wait and take the invitation...
Mama.. (Buddy)! Make it to the marriage along with your family
Ok mapla (Buddy)! I will definitely come to your marriage
Ok mama (Buddy) !!
Brother.. Brother..
Have you stitched my dress?
My mother asked to get the dress
Oh your mom asked for it?...
Will do soon.. No problem..
Don't forget to stitch zipper in my pant.. brother..
Yeah.. Will do.. Come tomorrow..
Hmm.. Okay brother..
Mapla (Buddy)! I am not saying this for the drinks
The girl you are going to get married is really a lucky girl
Don't make fun mapla (Buddy)!
Look at us.. We are drunkards..
You don't have any bad habits
You do your own business
What else she requires?
You don't know Ganesha..!
Mapla (Buddy)! I will tell you guys something
But don't tease me
I feel a lot of changes in me
Even I do know that.. But...
How do I explain it....?
I can't stop thinking of her even when I am busy and surrounded by many people
What?? thinking about her??
Yes, I am very lucky to marry her
Do you talk to her in phone?
Yeah.. I had spoken to her mapla (Buddy)
Can't believe it..
I spoke with her 2 times, Even I remember what I conversed with her both the times
then do one thing, call her now and talk in front of us
No no no... I can't.. I can't..
Hey... Call her buddy...
No no..
Hey.. just have a talk.
understand guys.. she might mistaken me..
Hey.. you must talk with her.
Hey.. she is the girl you are going to get marry right?? then talk with her...
I get tensed
you must call her now
You like to talk with that girl... Don't you??
Yes I do...!!
then call her.
Yes I like to talk but..
I feel some acid reaction in my stomach.. (Nervous)
then you please go that way
Mapla(Buddy)! Do I really have to call her?
she didn't pick up the call
she might be busy.. I guess..
what?? busy??
She didn't pick up the phone.. believe me..
[Phone rings...]
Is it your girl??
It is my father...!
Hello Ganesha..! Where are you?
I am here.. with friends..
Is Sivakumar there?
yeah.. he is with me only
Bring his bike, you need to go to town..
To town?? For what dad?
Bride's relatives have come to town. So we need to pick them up..
What?? Bride's relatives..!!
Yes..!! bride's relatives
Okay.. I will be there.
I'm sending your brother first there, you also go and pick them up..
Yeah.. sure dad..
Mapla(Buddy)! My father has asked me to go to town
please give me your bike key
Hey mapla(Buddy)! Fill in some petrol otherwise it might stop in half way
I will take care
Is there any petrol bunk near by?
It is somewhere near from here
okay.. thanks..
[Phone rings]
[Phone rings]
Hello...
Hello..
I am vimala speaking
yes tell me
No.. you only called me before..
Ah.. Ah.. Some of your relatives have come to town and..
I am on the way to pick them up..
Oh. Are you going?
yes..!
okay.. okay.. then.. ??
then..??
Okay. Shall I hung up?
okay.. okay..
Bye..!!
okay.. okay..
Is there any petrol bunk near by?
If you go few meters from here, there is a petrol bunk
okay.. okay..
I myself have to go to petrol bunk [murmuring]
I keep asking
How dare you moving??
Hey hey.. wait wait..
[Phone rings]
You don't have to come here
We will take care
Hey macha(Buddy)! Some vehicle is approaching..
Come.. lets go.. Hurry up...
Someone is coming.. get into the car..
Go go go...
cannot escape.. will smite your head..
Macha(Buddy)! Get in.. go.. go.. move...
Brother.. See here..
someone has thrashed this guy..
let us not include in these issues.. lets go..
leave it macha(buddy)!
Deva.. Damn! He escaped..!
Yes, he escaped...!
we can't do anything now
people will start crowding the area, we will go for now
Hey!! Who are those guys??
Why did they attack you??
Did you know them before?
Don't know mapla(Buddy)!
I haven't even seen them before
Hey!! Yesterday you went to pick up the bride's relatives...
What happened?
I went there and called them..
they said, "You don't have to come and we will take care"
so I returned
Mapla(Buddy)! I went to take my bike from the spot they attacked you
And I found your phone there..
What? my phone?? I have my phone with me..
Ok..! Give it...!!
You don't have to come
we will take care
Hey! What they said to you?
they said, "you don't have to come and we'll take care"
How many times do I have to call you?
Can't you just attend the phone and tell me that you are safe
Deva.. I know that the tailor can't even touch you..
but I'm still worrying
I texted you that he is on the way but still you didn't reply me
What should I think?
May be.. Is something to you?
nothing like that right??
We tried to stop this marriage in many ways
If we miss this last chance, we can never stop this marriage
If I have to only live with him..,
I would die to stop this marriage
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COSPLAY MELEE | Season 1, Episode 6: 'Surprises' | Syfy - Duration: 2:02.
to complete your full anime costumes.
To help you define your story, we've come up with a way
to give your characters some added personality.
Written on the blade of each of these Samurai swords
is a different popular archetype in anime.
You must incorporate that into your character's personality,
and your cosplay design.
Jessie, come down and select your sword
and show us your archetype.
Which one is speaking to you, dear?
That a girl, go on up there. - [chuckles]
- Ooh.
- Reveal.
- Bokukko and delinquents.
Bokukko and delinquents are bad guys.
You know, the troublesome teenagers
in your school that skip classes
and smoked outside.
- Okay, Jacqueline, it's your turn.
- Hm. - All right.
- Matches the staff. - Let's go up
and see what's happening. Reveal.
- [chuckles] Moe.
Moe means a very feminine,
submissive girl,
which is the very opposite of my character Mila.
- [laughs] How do you feel about that?
- It's gonna be interesting.
- Now, Paul, since you won the first round
you'll get a special advantage.
You will come up and select the remaining Samurai sword
and if you like that archetype you can keep it,
but if you don't like it you can snatch one of the archetypes
that one of your competitors chose.
♪ ♪
Reveal.
- Ooh, hero. I think I'm gonna have to trade.
- Can we fight for it? - Ah, Jessie, give it up.
- You know, Moe's really amazing.
- [laughs] - I don't know if you've heard.
- You know what? I'll be the hero.
- Head on back to the work room and good luck.
- Follow the Moe.
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