Youtube daily report w May 4 2017

Hello, welcome to Dystopic Multiverse

and this video is a review of Psi*Run.

I don't have the book to show you, but... The game's published by Night Sky abroad, and was brought to Brazil by Editora Secular,

and it's initial premise was created by Meguey Baker, wife of the creator of Apocalypse World.

And I was presented to it by Marcos Roberto from "Torre do Mago". Thank you so much!

It was certainly a great tip of a very interesting game, which I got to play recently... And I really wanted to talk about it,

because... Like, something that was very interesting to me was leaving my confort zone, especially narratively.

And have a different experience!

The idea in this game is having short stories, taking at most 6~8h for the whole arch with those characters.

And it ALWAYS starts, whatever the story, with the group regaining conscience after an accident of some kind...

With no memories of who they are, what happened, why are they in that place, where are they, possibly...

And something SCREAMING inside them, be it instinct or whatever: RUN! They are chasing you!

This is... It's a very important part, this chase is an extremely major point in the story

as well as something that the characters know, although they most probably don't know why or how,

they have powers, something superhuman that can help them (or not) in their escape.

And the game's objective is to regain your memories.

The character sheet is incredibly simple, with room for the character's name, which he can remember or not,

apparent age, as he may remember his age or not,

a brief visual description, like the character's appearance,

and four to six questions about the character that have to be answered throughout the game.

When a character answers all his questions, the game ends.

So it's a great game for one-shots, for instance, and...

It's system is EXTREMELY simple! You have a table with some fields in it

and you roll a number of d6s, varying from 4 to 6 depending on the action you take in a situation.

The minimum is 4 dice, you pick a die, usually the lowest one, but you pick a die to remove,

and place them in Goal, the action being successful or not;

Reveal, the possibility of that action making you remember something that answers one of your questions;

Chase, Capture or Disappear, depending on the point of the story, being about the Chasers getting closer to the group,

capturing one or more members of the group, or making them disappear for good.

You may roll an additional die when you use your powers, and then there's a risk of a power surge and losing control over them,

making the Chasers more aware of the group, as well as normal society as a whole;

and the risk of getting hurt, be it physically or mentally,

when there is this risk of Harm you roll an additional die;

and you take the dice results and put them in each specific field in any way or order you want to.

This result determines wheter the GM describes what happens, if the player who acted describes it, or if the rest of the group does it.

And this shared narrative aspect is something that's really... unfamiliar for me. And my group as well.

But it was a very interesting experience. The... Fact of not having full control over what happens is...

Unconfortable, yes... But sometimes it removes some of the responsability over the story from the GM

and the whole group creates things that are different, and that maybe the GM by himself wouldn't be able to create...

For better AND for worse, it's worth mentioning...

But that's an interesting aspect, this thing of the players having more narrative power.

Some people prefer it like this, actually... Some people prefer that the GM have more control,

and other people would rather have as much power not only over his character but the story as a whole in their hands.

And it was fun.

The... The game is so simple like this

that it allows for a full story to be told in a few hours of gameplay,

it also allows for a variety of genres, actually,

as you may stick to the basic, "nowadays" scenario, ideally keeping the group in densely populated centers so there's more difficulty

in needing to consider the people around you, the risk of harming these people, the risk of them seeing you do incredible stuff

and it attracting, getting the Chasers more on your trail...

And in spite of this you can use, as an example,

a medieval, low fantasy setting, with no magic, for instance... So what are these people doing?

And the Chasers could in this example be the Inquisition.

Or a cyberpunk scenario, or... Weird West, for instance.

Why not? The only limit is the group's creativity, nothing else.

And their will, evidently, but...

Personally I had a lot of fun, I like the idea of the game, the way... Even for, while it wasn't the case, but I think

rookie GMs could maybe have an easier time with Psi*Run as a first experience, due to having less

creative responsability in their hands and an extremely simple ruleset.

So maybe... For someone who's not confident, or even someone who doesn't have the time to read a 400-page book and learn

all the rules, or the minimum amount of rules needed to develop a story with them...

The way I see it, this is a good starting point.

The book is available for R$35,00 in Secular's webstore, the physical book plus the pdf version,

if I'm not mistaken the book has 60+ pages in A5 format,

I'm not sure if there's a shipping cost, I haven't bought it yet, I only played with the book in English,

but I really recommend it...

I want to thank Marcos Roberto for recommending it to me, it was really cool and I hope I have the opportunity

of playing with him and... Any of the several groups he GMs for in the future.

Please, if you have any experience with the game, or is interested in any of the aspects I mentioned, comment!

Thanks for your patience, and I'll see you soon!

For more infomation >> Psi*Run (Review) - Duration: 10:32.

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Elisabeth Roudinesco - As questões que mobilizam a juventude - Duration: 1:29.

The youth does not mobilize,

it is not very politically engaged.

It rejects the political class.

It mobilizes much more around the issues of society,

in favor of homosexuals, the environment,

the fight against animal cruelty.

It's much more in a reflection that's not strictly political,

but there's a rejection to political parties,

and these new insurrections are more in line

with dreaming another life individually. And simultaneously,

in an ecologic Project, I believe there's an awareness

regarding the destruction of the planet, and all these themes reappeared.

Simply, it's necessary for this, at some moment,

to be translated into politics. There's no possibility

of establishing change without political representation.

We cannot be against the political class,

whatever it may be. Even if we dislike it,

even if it's corrupt. We cannot reject politics.

It's necessary to have a system of representation, without it, it doesn't work.

For more infomation >> Elisabeth Roudinesco - As questões que mobilizam a juventude - Duration: 1:29.

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Health Club - Desafio Mensal Browns - Maio 2017 - Duration: 2:02.

For more infomation >> Health Club - Desafio Mensal Browns - Maio 2017 - Duration: 2:02.

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As Batalhas de São Carlos - Duration: 21:44.

Hold on, let's get down the sierra

It's right there, Cidade Aracy

My place, where I was born and grown

And learned how to live

Learned that respect is a law, and need to have it to keep up

Learned how to subsist, to do the right things

Just don't mistake humility with naivety

Looking through the window, everything remains pretty

Piped water, asphalt, we're evolving

Dirt road, when it was raining, was complicated

No problems, plastic bags on the feet always helped

Now everything is paved, until Campão

No kidding, there's no place better than Aracy

Returning from school, singing rap in the bus

Consciousness, just for the record: me, Alan, Little Cleber and Ribamar

Always with the purity of a girl, but malice in the look

And the time goes by, I know everything will pass

I saw better lovers and friends moving away

I have always been touched by the simple things

Several ideas trafficked on the corner of 20th Street

It's right there, where I always say goodbye but come back thereafter

It's right there, my beloved neighborhood

And it's right here, where my Beats Per Minute increases Every step is a flash memory reflected in my retina

My name is Carlos, I'm also known as Karluz Magum

I'm 32 and I'm in inside the Hip-Hop culture since I was 12 years, 11, 12 years old

I've started knowing Hip-Hop through older cousins of mine, who already listen to rap at that time

I started to like it because I was attracted by break Those people who dance

I found it very cool, I tried to dance but didn't had enough coordination to learn it

Then I ended up discovering myself at writing, rhyming Since then I've been trying to rap

While I was talking about light, life and love

You laughed on my back, Cain, betrayer

While I was talking about overcoming

You were conspiring, asshole

In my face you call me brother In my back gives me condemnation

My name is Sara, Sara da Silva Oliveira

But how the last name is from my father, and I barely speak to him I decided to use Donato because it's my mother's last name

I'm 25, I rap since I was 14 years old I've always liked rap, my brother used to rap, to like rap

So I was always have been involved

From that I started to know the elements of Hip-Hop

I knew break before I knew rap, but I didnt't make a connection that both were from the same culture, from the Hip-Hop movement

Then, after rap I begin to realize what the Hip-Hop movement was about, what it covered

And I started to like rap even more and realized that I wanted this for my life

Each one in your actions, religions and options

I feel that I was born to transform

I rap to modificate and I know it's not easy

But my part I know I do

It's not enough exact, but we are recognized by our acts

Yes, I've thinked about giving up To rap or be a Jequiti's seller (brand of cosmetics)?

I never had vocation to be a seller neither to sell myself to a TV station

See, here I see a scene that...

In fact, there's always been women in Hip-Hop Here in São Carlos too

Actually, I believe that they have always been disdained

Not just here in São Carlos, but on the Hip-Hop in general In mundial Hip-Hop

Here in São Carlos, years ago, there was me and two girls rapping

The girls were rapping too, there was once 4 girls in a rap battle

From 8 people in a rap battle, having 4 of them women Is a huge number

And nowadays there's a girl who battles, which is Lara But there are others girls beggining

Girls that really likes rap, girls who despite not being on the stages they are writing and getting stronger to be on the stage

And that's a thing we're working out I've been talking about it with the girls, because that's the idea

To get stronger, and every time see even more women inside the Hip-Hop scene

I think that the Hip-Hop's scene in São Carlos is one of the strongest scenes in the interior of São Paulo state

I think that even in the whole Brazil São Carlos is known as a very strong scene

There's a lots of hip hoppers here, of the 4 elements

There's at least around 10 good graffiters

Around 30 good B-boys

Around 50 good MC's

At least 10 good beatmakers and more 6 good DJ's, you know?

Put it, Vinicius, 40 seconds to Natan

So here I come, with a conscient rap

Looks like you still sucks, like before

I got into your mind, you didn't retaliate

Looks like you rhyme, but isn't conscient

So try to get me, understand it

I enter into your mind and now you think you're good and breaks your teeth

You fall flat, your chin hits floor, you're over

I finish, you won't win even if you born again, my ally

You must be burbling or have been burbled, so I left you behind

I prefer to battle someone with a highest level

The thing is insane, in the rap I sweat

I wanna be the worst, fuck this order

Because in your head I've already made a disorder

We have been through a hard time here last year, 2015

And now we're working again, it's ant work, it's base work

We have to keep calling people, talking, adding, you know? It's hard

And then last year Issa came talk to me

She said "Sara, we have to do something together, we are always together in the same events, we think similar"

Then we started to write together, and now we have this new work and it's me and her, which it's a duo, right?

It's called Rap Plus Size

Actually, it came from the idea that we wanted shock The idea is to shock the people

And that's a name which shocks, why Plus Size?

People always ask Some people doesn't know what it means (Plus Size)

Then we say that it's fat women rap To show we can do what ever we want

Because even inside the rap there's a woman pattern

To reach this pattern you have to be thin, caucasian and there it goes

The blood test detected that I have rap in my veins

The glucose is high because the veins are filled with love for rap

Talking about measure my thickness, they want to measure my waist

If it's thick, please, idiot, don't get schoked

Running on the running machine Searching for the false perfect pattern

Runs to buy miracle products with immediate effects

Herbalife, Green Tea, lock your mouth, don't eat

No talking, reacting, you have no right to choose

Wanted to teach me how to obey, but I was never a good student

Wants to hide prejudgement worried with my spine

"Sara, it's the health, lose your weight, get thin! Mold yourself, cut yourself, make plastic surgery and get crazy!"

I don't want your tips neither your static theories

I prefer the pratice, just respect it's enough to me

I don't accept your tendecies, it's all forged beauty

I recommend you a diet, keep your mouth shut!

The body is mine, don't like it? Your problem

I don't need your approvement

There's a lot of male-chauvinism in the Hip-Hop

I'm from a time when the girls used to dress themselves like me to go to the rap events

I thought that the girl was a boy, young, no beard Then you would realize that it was a girl

And it was complicated for the girls to come Now the girls come to the events dressed how they want

With shorts, womanly, how they want to

And they have voice inside the culture because a lot of girls started to stand up

They showed to the guys that they were male-chauvinists

That it's no use to fight against a oppression if you are a opressor too

In most rap battles, guys will appeal

We talk a lot about it, when someone calls me fat in the rap battle I know I'll win

Because I already have a answer to that, you know? I lived this during my whole life

So ain't gonna be a dude in a rap battle that will say this to me like it's gonna put me down

Like it's gonna offend me, because it won't, that's what I am So, whatever

So hear it, I come innovating

Because here you won't get anything, you're a fan of scoundrels

Don't come to my troop, or just disturb

The thing is insane, we dispute in the race, you go down rolling

Just suspicious ones come around here, my friend

It's this way that I come improvising, mocking this girl

She comes from São Paulo, but here doesn't get anything

The thing is insane, I don't know, it's so tense I keep rhyming here with a gas canister

The thing is insane, that's the way it is, now I'm going to say

Go back to your neighborhood, you don't have what it takes

To represent São Carlos - SP

So hear it, man, what I say here offhand

That you fall to the ground, and no one will give you a hand because no one's a crane, you know

Everytime the guys battle a woman they will talk about the stereotypes

About the beauty thing, I don't know, about the clothes, the hair

Because they think it matters to us

And we're already used to that, me, at least, me and Issa We are trained to deal with this

If someone calls us fat in the rap battle I already say "Hm, dude, you're going to lose"

Hey, hear it, here you ain't no doctor

I will come rolling down like a steamroller

Because you know that we fall down and stands up

What I'm good at is improvisation, you won't get a chance

Because I don't bother about you

You know that your dick I lift with a tweezer!

Won't delude me, and Little Carlos come saying that you're a good MC

But, excuse me, I'm really not a fan of scoundrels Because I'm not a fan of this poison person in front of me!

Hey, excuse me, asshole, I'm a fan of the best ones, so pay attention

What's real rap, I'm fan of my friends of São Carlos, Sara Donato!

Murder in the battle, that's the way it has to be, blood, no massage

But we see a lot of this in rap battles And the idea of doing a female rap battle is this

Strengthen the girls by battling with each other Where they have more liberty

And have more intimacy To strengthen them to battle any other person anywhere

The girls have made a lot of things

Now they are more organized than us, inside the Hip-Hop culture

They have much more voice, they are more united

Because we are men, we have the habit of compete between us

Because it's in the nature of the men compete and kill each other So the girls broke this habit

They united with the idea of making a different Hip-Hop and thanks to their fight a lot of things are changing

The House of Hip-Hop, dude...

It was one of the craziest and productive experiences of my life I think that of the life from the hundred people who participated

As the Hip-Hop being the leading figure It was us, from the Hip-Hop scene, which were the leading figures

And I was the president and Sara was the president too It wasn't only me. It was me and Sara

I was in charged of the press things Standing up against the government, articulating

Because when I want to I can talk a cult portuguese

And Sara used to make the internal articulation of the House because she commanded, she is bossy and everybody obeys her

Wow, the House of Hip-Hop was one of the best things that ever happened in my life

Because I always have been from the Hip-Hop culture Since I see me as a person, and we had a dream

Other persons, even before me

They had this dream, but they used to let it go because of other things Everyone has his own life, and stuff like that

The first time that we thought about it and went there in the House Which wasn't at the time we occupied, we went there before

A year earlier, we were in a square, drinking wine

And then the boys said "There's a house, a place that's abandoned and it's going to be the House of Hip-Hop"

So we said "Oh, let's go there" It was me, Cris, Helen, Magum, and Jhow, I guess

We got into the car and went there

When we got there, we saw the building We got inside and saw how it was

And we said "Wow, it would be amazing if we could build a House of Hip-Hop here"

So we started to articulate ourselves and after a year we occupied there in fact

We occupied the House of Hip-Hop de São Carlos Where now was inaugurated the Center of Reference of Elder

The building had been abandoned for ten years

The building was a drug use place Many people were there to use/sell drugs, it was a prostitution point

It was one block away from Getulio Vargas Avenue here in São Carlos Who knows São Carlos knows that this is a Avenue of prostitution points

And the building was used as a motel for this So we entered, occupied, cleaned everything

I'll even talk: we cleaned shit, cleaned used condoms We took all the garbage away from there, we transformed the place

With no money at all, with nothing

But the House of Hip-Hop, when we arrived there we had to work with everything

It was a real occupation, the building had been completely abandoned More than eleven years abandoned, I'm not sure

And then we had to revitalize the space The building had no door, no window, and it was...

It was almost this time of the year April, it was really cold, really really cold

So we had to deal with all these things Like stand there and sleep on the floor, with that cold

Did you sleep there everyday?

Yes, everyday we slept there, it was a occupation and we stayed there for all these months we occupied

We occupied during about 3 months, to be honest 82 days Almost 3 months, working with the Hip-Hop culture

We used to have workshops there, of the 4 elements And all our partners used to offer workshops too

Fora do Eixo used to offer workshops Levante used to offer workshops (both are collectives)

The crew of Pé de Macaco (collective) were there They used to record everything for us

The first video to show the people that we were there occupating was made by Pé de Macaco

It was insane because the kids from the neighborhood started to come Kids are curious, they are the first to arrive

"What are you doing there?" Then they came to see what we were doing, they saw it was cool

So they wanted to keep with us and they kept with us and called their friends

When you see it, there were 100 kids in the place And we used to all eat together, we used to cook for 50 kids everyday

For us to eat and for the kids to eat too And then you ask: "How? With no money?"

Donation, dude. We asked for donation and people donated to us

It was really important because our idea was to have a place for the Hip-Hop culture in São Carlos

And we went beyond that, right? Beyond the Hip-Hop culture We ended reaching a lots of kids

So we realized that we had to change the way we used to approach some topics

Then we really sat and thought about a metodology to work with these kids and the Hip-Hop culture

We started to work with the kids because they were most of the people who used to go to the workshops

We had workshops everyday Graffiti workshops, breakdance workshops, MC's workshops...

And the most of people who used to go were kids. Most of them

It's really nice because we see that it has improved

During the time we stayed there the neighborhood realized this

They helped us, we received a lot of donations from the neighborhood

So we worked with the Hip-Hop culture and went beyond that

There was even Popular Classes (free classes) inside the House of Hip-Hop of São Carlos

So it was a thing that was really important to me

Not just for me, but for everyone who participated the House of Hip-Hop of São Carlos

But the ending of it was a little bit melancholic

The Town Hall started to fatigue us They said that they would desocupy the building, but didn't come

Then we received a Repossession Warrant We tried to appeal, but it didn't work

At the same time, I was charged by a Criminal Process because I signed my name for the occupation of the House

I was charged by a Criminal Process for Robbery Possession

My lawyer said to me "You're being charged by Robbery Possession."

I said "What the hell is this?" He said "He (the Mayor) is saying that you stoled the building to yourself"

So I said "You're crazy, you're seeing what's going on here." "He is charging you, he want's to process you."

But that's a Criminal Process I could stay for two years in jail because of it

Because I helped a district! But how?! And so it is

Well, first, welcome everyone to the House of Hip-Hop of São Carlos

We just saw the Military Police and the Municipal Guard

They came with an Order from the Secretary of Citizenship and Social Care to take us off the place

They said the Bidding was ready and the construction company was ready to start to work

They want us to leave the place anyhow

We already sent our letter, filing our claims for the Town Hall The Town Hall didn't answer to us

We made our Order, such online as physical We already have about 1.500 signatures in that

We ask for everyone's help to come here, colaborate with us

The battle is resistance

The Hip-Hop culture never will be accept easily The street's culture will never be easily accept by the elites

So how we can't deal to the Town Hall of São Carlos We have to deal it in another way

To press them to give us the building, which was a local of drug use a prostitution point

And we transformed it into the House of Hip-Hop with a educational, social, cultural and citizenship work

Thank you a lot, man, come here to fortify us. Light!

The situation doesn't get's better for you But at the same time you know that you've done a good thing

You know that your project worked out and it helped a lot of people

And if it bothers the Public Power To the point of causing this political persecution against you

It's because you've made a thing that the Public Power doesn't have the capacity to do, with all the money from the Town Hall's budget

And you, with no budget at all, made it The House of Hip-Hop was exactly this here in São Carlos

For more infomation >> As Batalhas de São Carlos - Duration: 21:44.

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END OF THE QUE SEM NOCAO - Duration: 5:03.

Hello people of the world! How are you?

Welcome to the channel "Que Sem Noção"!

On April 17, 2011

I created this channel, I had the idea when I was 11 years

old of naming the channel

"Que Sem Noção" = Without that notion or Non-sense

Channel's first intro

a long time has passed

and many things have changed in my life

I got more mature

at least a little bit, I moved to united states

reached the 100,000 subs

on Youtube, and I am a year away from graduating from

high school. I'm very happy with how the channel is growing

recently,

but I have one problem

I do not think the name "Que Sem Noção" represents me

okay, maybe I am a bit "Que Sem Noção"(non sense)

but not that much ...

the idea of ​​my channel

is to show my life to you

and I think I have nothing non sense

in my life.

My Channel shows my life. It shows things about me.

What I think of things, where I am

who I am with, my

friends ... and this is why I think that "Que Sem Noção"

doesn't represent all of this. So I told myself:

Mark, change the channel's name.

Yea, why not?

So I challenged myself, to change the channel's name.

I was determined that

I would change the channel's name at any cost

after exchanging more than 50 e-mails with

Youtube support, finally Daniel from the

Google Youtube Team replied,

and I got it, I changed the channel and link

the channel's name, but that's not all.

They verified my name!

like dude, like du ... like ... bro!

now I'm literally a verified

like verified, like ...

The Youtube knows who I am! I'm a Youtuber!

broooo

Hello people of the world! What's up?

I'm Mark Santos, and welcome to my channel!

from now on you can access my channel from two links:

The new one is: youtube.com/markksantos

or the old that is still there

youtube.com/quesemnocao

also I managed to change my usernmae in all my other social medias

so if you want to know a little more

of how I managed to do that

continue watching this video

Sorry, I did not have time to add subtitles after this point of the video.

Do not forget to leave that like!

And subscribe to the channel!

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Vlog - Dragcon 2017 Parte 1 - Duration: 14:09.

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Vlog - Dragcon 2017 Parte 3 (Final) - Duration: 11:25.

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Lilly Singh Manchester Book Tour - Duration: 6:47.

[Nighttime Stroll by E's Jammy Jams]

On Good Friday we drove to Old Trafford, to see Lilly Singh on her Book Tour.

The long line I expected,

"look at that line"

but beyond that I wasn't sure what we were in for.

We were shown upstairs to a room where a kind lady handed us some pre-signed books

and we took a seat.

"Pretty cool huh?"

"yeah..."

"I li-"

"It's a nice colour, it's kind of like almost purple and almost blue, but not quite."

"Unicorn blue"

We got to read a bit of the book while waiting and then a timer appeared…

"Everytime one of Lilly's songs plays everyone screams"

"Wooooh!"

'Leh' and 'IVIVI' played so naturally everyone got hyped and then…

"All the cameras rise from the seats!"

"8...7...6...5...4...3...2...1...!"

It was Lilly's Youtube video, which I'll link you in the description,

it was just with one small difference.

TV: "It's time to learn how to be a Bawse!"

TV: "Hey, can we put on some sort of dramatic intro music so I can walk on stage?"

TV: "Thanks"

TV: "This is gonna be awesome"

"Everyone is standing"

"I can't see Jack!"

Lilly: "My name is Lilly with 3 L's"

Lilly: "and...I just wrote a book called 'How to be a Bawse'!"

Lilly: "and I'm proud to say it is a best seller!"

Lilly: "and I'm really happy about it but enough about me, enough about me!"

Lilly: "coz you're already dying and I ain't even say anything yet"

Lilly: "enough about me"

Lilly: "I wanna know about you"

Lilly: "Make some noise if you're here with your friends"

Lilly: "Okay... okay"

Lilly: "Make some noise if you're here with your parents"

Lilly: "Make some noise if you are a parent"

Lilly: "Okay parents -parents that was just tough, just one more time, raise you're hand if you're a parent."

Lilly: "Raise your hand if you're a- Very cool!"

Lilly: "Are you a parent? Are you a dad?"

Lilly: "What's your name?"

Lilly: "He's like: please don't talk to me"

Lilly: "I'm just tryna be a good dad"

Lilly: "My daughter wanted to go do this thing. What's your name?"

Lilly: "What is it?"

Lilly: "Barry?"

Lilly: "Barry?"

Lilly: "Bawse?!"

Lilly: "How do you spell it?"

Baz: "B-A-Z"

Lilly: "P-A- oh Paz, Paz?"

Lilly: "P? See this is where the accent thing is coming up"

Lilly: "B! B? Baz!"

Lilly: "That's- I mean, come on!"

Lilly: "Baz? Bawse? I feel like I'm allowed to get that mixed up, come on"

Lilly: "Baz, very cool! I know this is all very confusing for you"

Lilly: "There's a lot going on here"

Lilly: "some people in onesies- what weirdos!"

Lilly: "Oh my god, I have great news for you Baz!"

Lilly: "I'm gonna teach your daughter.... Over the next 45 minutes, the importance of working hard!"

Lilly: "That's right"

Lilly: "Because, before we- let me break this down for you right, you know, this is so weird"

Lilly: "You hear these people yelling"

Lilly: "Right? So many ki-people, there's so many thing happening."

Lilly: "This is the thing with parents"

Lilly: "Right, they see this poster with my face on it, me wearing a snapback"

Lilly: "Ripped Jeans, I may or may not have had a beard on my face"

Lilly: "Parents see me and they're like..."

Lilly: "Drugs"

Lilly: "But Parents I've good news, your kids are going to listen to me, you know why?"

Lilly: "Because my mentor is The Rock!"

Lilly: "Because I'm homegirls with Selena gomez!"

Lilly: "And most importantly because your daughter, wants me, to cut hair with my jawline"

Lilly: "That's right"

Lilly: "It's gonna be an awesome, magical 45 minutes where ya'll gonna learn how to be a Bawse!"

Lilly: "Are you excited about this? I'm SO excited!"

Lilly gave us a 45 minute talk highlighting a few chapters from her book, expanding on them with skits,

physical comedy and audience participation.

After the talk a few lucky people with golden tickets in their books got to go back stage

and meet with Lilly while the rest of us chilled and ate chocolate.

Then everyone got the chance to go up and have a picture with her, and pick up some

Rafiki bracelets.

I got 3; one for me, one for my sister and one for my mum.

They were £15 each and the proceeds go to help send girls in Kenya to school.

So, I felt good about that.

and they're really pretty, look!

I wanted to finish reading the book before I gave comment and I'm really glad I did.

It's an insightful look at the values Lilly attributes to her success.

Split into Four parts: Master your mind, Hustle harder, Make heads turn and Be a unicorn!

'cause, you know, what else are you gonna be?

"Team Unicorn"

"Yup"

"Majestic unicorn!"

At the end of each part I was reminded of

those moments when you're feeling low and you're told not to give up because life

isn't always going to be this bad, that maybe not tomorrow, maybe not next week,

but one day things will get better.

The 'out of the blue' sections take that mythical 'one day' and show it to you.

Lilly doesn't give you empty words; she shows you life getting better.

And this reoccurring pattern of advice then example, keeps her book practical.

She repeats that the book is about releasing your inner Bawse

not with hopeful thoughts or fluffy quotes but with hard work.

Her energy is infectious, her positivity is inspiring and her advice is sound.

The Friday talk and the book have given me a massive boost and I hope if you decide to

get the book you feel the same positive energy.

And not just feel it, but keep hold of it.

It's not supposed to be a one-time thing.

It's supposed to give you that fire for you to achieve your own successes.

and I really hope you do.

Lilly: "Do you know what a Bawse is?"

Lilly: "Present!"

Lilly: "That means, don't spend this entire show taking 70 blurry pictures of me!"

Lilly: "Put your phones away and enjoy the show!"

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El túnel - Cuentos infantiles para la convivencia - Duration: 5:14.

Storytelling

There was once a brother

and a sister who they did not look alike at all.

They were different in everything.

Sister stayed home, read, dream.

The brother was playing outside with his friends.

Come on, throw me the ball,

fool fool,

He is laughing and shouting, kicking

and he threw the ball very far,

At night his brother

fast asleep in his room.

She lay awake, lying,

listening to the sounds of the night.

Sometimes he walked on all fours

to her room to frighten her,

he knew that his sister was afraid of Darkness.

When they were together they fought all the time,

it's mine,

no, no, no, it's mine.

no, it's mine,

and they discussed almost shouting.

One morning their mother lost patience with them.

You are going to go together,

and try to get along

and be kind to one another

at least if only once,

and come back in time for lunch.

Can you heard me?

But the boy did not want accompany his sister .

They went to a vacant lot.

Why do you have to come?

said her brother,

Not my fault, she said.

I did not want to come to this horrible place

In addition it frightens me

Oh, you're a baby, you're a baby, you're a baby,

her brother said.

Everything frightens you.

Everything frightens you.

her brother went exploring.

Hey, hey, come here, come here,

said her brother

and she walked toward him.

Look, a tunnel.

Come, come, let's see what's on the other side.

Nn-no, you should not do that,

there may be witches or goblins or any another thing.

Do not be silly, said her brother, those are children's things .

We have to be back home to time to eat,

said his sister.

The girl was afraid of the tunnel,

and she decided to wait until his brother came out again.

She waited and waited, but he did not come

and she felt like mourn;

she was almost out of tears.

What could she do?

She had to follow him by the tunnel.

The tunnel was dark

and wet

and slippery

On the other side she found herself in a forest.

There was no sign of her brother.

But the forest soon became a dark forest.

She began to think of wolves and giants and witches,

and she wanted to return, but she could not,

What would her brother do if she returned?

She was very scared and started running,

faster and faster each time.

When she realized that she could no longer run plus,

She came to a clearing in the woods.

There was a figure, still as stone.

Oh, no, I was too late.

She embraced the figure hard, cold and cried.

Slowly, the figure began to change color

and it became softer and warmer.

Then slowly he began to move.

It was her brother.

Rosa, said her brother, I knew you'd come

They both ran back,

They crossed the jungle and crossed the forest,

they entered the tunnel and came out of it Together

When they arrived home their mother was setting the table.

I told you to come soon.

You are a little bit late,

and you are so hushed.

Everything is alright?

Rosa smiled at her brother

and John smiled at her as well.

The tunnel, by Anthony Browne

Editorial Fondo de Cultura Economica

If you liked this video,

click on like, thumbs up,

Share it, leave me a comment

and subscribe to my channel

See you and the next video.

Bye.

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Feedback on Snake Oil Preventive Cream by TianDe (code 41105) - Duration: 0:18.

I really liked the

This regenerating cream

from snake fat.

Very suitable for

heels, healing

tool and

An emollient.

Very good!

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Don't let lag spikes kill your rank - Duration: 0:54.

When it comes to online play, latency kills.

Latency or lag kills you since all these games they're very timing and reaction based, they're

like a really high pressured tournament mat, where you're in the finals of an online tournament,

you're so close to winning, victory is right within your grasp and then a lag spike happens.

Pretty much kills the whole experience.

It's extremely upsetting (laughs) when that happens.

I've been a Fios customer for over ten years.

I've been playing as speeds of up to 9/40 down, 8/80 up and it's been incredible.

I have about ten to fifteen devices connected to my home network.

I'm also a live streamer so I need the fastest connection possible, I can pretty much upload

videos to YouTube at 10 ADP, 60 frames per second. Stream and play online and not notice

like any hiccups in the connection at all.

$70 bucks for a Fios Gigabit Connection is quite phenomenal.

If you're a gamer, now is the time to jump onto Fios.

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STOP Assuming! Don't Do It! Start asking Questions! - Duration: 2:43.

I want to talk about assuming

because

so many people do it

my parents do it

people around my family do it

friends do it

don't beat it around the bush

if you have a question

go to the person

pick up the phone

ask them the question you have

DO NOT ASSUME

do not say, oh

well she is having a bad

so that means

this is what's going on in her life

You do not know what a person is going through unless

you ask them the question!

So many people I know do this with me

I just recently got a text message

saying...

hey

you removed me from LinkedIn

and I was like...really!

I did?

I haven't been on it for like 6 months

It wasn't me

I didn't touch it

I did not remove you from my contact list

maybe it was glitch

maybe for some reason you got disconnected

with me

but I did not remove you

and than this person immediately accused of removing me

of removing the

the thing is

this person could of addressed me face to face

this person could of called me

but they communicated their issue through

TEXT MESSAGING

and I hate text messaging

because it is so impersonal

you'll read a text the way you want to read it

and you believe, that's how the person's tone is

when no, it's not, it's just words in a sentence

but "you know this person" you claim to know this person

and how they act

so your going to judge them

and read the text message in the that they are going to be using their tone of voice

This whole issue could of been resolved if you would of just called me and say

Hey I have question

did you do this?

I responded and said no I didn't do this

and the person, responded saying

if you had an issue with me, you didn't have to do this

you could of told me that I was bothering you

and I was like WHAT!!!

I don't even have issues with people

Moral of the story guys

if you have an issue with someone

DO NOT ASSUME ANYTHING

in any relationship

assumptions

are the termites

the little bugs

the termites

that ruins every relationship

so don't be that termite in the relationship

whether it's a friendship, a intimate relationship, or a family relationship

DO NOT BE THE TERMITE

DO NOT ASSUME ANYTHING

Just be direct with the person and ask them the question

that you want to be answered

I hope this was helpful guys

if you enjoyed this video give it a big thumbs up

if you want to see more, hit that subscribe button

and

do me a favor

keep on smiling

stay positive

stay beautiful

PEACE

LOVE

HAPPINESS

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The Chainsmokers - Honest (Lyrics / Lyric Video) Evan Gartner Remix - Duration: 3:48.

If I'm being honest

If I'm being honest

So I'm being honest

You said I should be honest

If I'm being honest

If I'm being honest

But you're not the only one on my mind

Like I don't need nobody else

I know I keep these feelings to myself

'Cause I think about it every night I'm not sober, and

And I'm not gonna tell you that I'm over it

I'm just on the radio

And I don't even like the road

It's been three weeks at least, now, since I've been gone

what am I supposed to do?

I don't wanna let you down

It's 6 a.m., I'm so far away from you

If I'm being honest

If I'm being honest

So I'm being honest

You said I should be honest

If I'm being honest

If I'm being honest

But you're not the only one on my mind

Like I don't need nobody else

I know I keep these feelings to myself

'Cause I think about it every night I'm not sober, and

And I'm not gonna tell you that I'm over it

I'm just on the radio

She don't really love me though

And there's this girl, she wants me to take her home

I don't know what to say at all

I'm supposed to call you, but

It's 5 a.m. and I'm on the radio

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Radium Was a Miracle Product, Until it Started Killing People - Duration: 3:20.

Hoping to get your pearly whites brighter?

Try radioactive toothpaste!

Is that a sad, boring piece of toast?

Spread on some radium butter for a tasty treat.

Looking worn out?

Don't forget to treat your skin with radium cosmetics, for that bright, youthful look.

Considering what we now know about the dangers of radiation, these products seem preposterous.

But they were real.

In the early 20th century, the harmful effects of radiation exposure weren't fully known

until a group of women in New Jersey paid a fatal price for us to find out.

So, what is radium anyway?

Well, radium is a chemical element that was discovered by Marie and Pierre Curie in 1898.

It's found in uranium ore and is formed when uranium and thorium break down.

It's highly radioactive, which means it gives off energy called radiation.

And that radioactivity is actually useful in treating cancers, which is exactly what

radium was used for shortly after its isolation.

In addition to all of that, it also gives off a pretty cool faint, blue glow.

Now, at the beginning of the 20th century, the mystical healing properties and glow of

radium were being used by advertisers to sell a range of products from food to cosmetics.

It was like the early 1900's version of kale, except instead of being a leafy green,

its horrifically deadly radiation salts.

Sometimes this was just a clever marketing ploy, but certain products, like the drink

Radithor, actually contained small amounts of the chemical element.

The elixir was famously used by celebrity golf champion Eben Byers, who later died from

radiation poisoning.

But it wasn't radium's medicinal uses that led to the exposure of it dangerous side

effects.

It was its use in glow-in-the dark paint.

In Orange, New Jersey, the United States Radium Corporation used a radioluminescent paint

called "Undark" to illuminate the dials on watches used by the military.

The women working in the factory who painted the watches were instructed to use their lips

to fashion their brushes to a fine point.

And while their clothes and hair would glow from the radiation exposure, they were all

assured it was safe.

But then, the eventually nicknamed "Radium Girls" started to become gravely ill.

Their teeth fell out, their bones broke, their jaws actually fell apart.

It's really a horrific part to this story that we can't fully get into here.Now, there

are articles online and a few books you can check out if you want to know just how much

these women suffered.

And we think you should, but be advised, it is not for the faint of heart.

At first, the miraculous radium wasn't the suspected culprit for all of this.

But, in 1925, a medical examiner made the shocking discovery: the radium that they were

putting on their hair, clothes, skin and lips had been absorbed into the women's bones.

Radium, as it turns out, is easily mistaken for calcium by the human body.

And once it's absorbed, the radium blasts the bones with alpha rays, resulting in bone

damage, cell mutation and cancer.

Some of the workers sued the U.S. Radium Corporation, but their employer fought back, blaming the

women's worsening health conditions on syphilis.

The women settled their case out of court, receiving a lifetime annuity and medical benefits.

Within a decade, they had all died.

But the Radium Girls story continued after their court case.

The ruling set the precedent that workers could sue employers based on damages for on-the-job

abuse.

And their story led to further investigation into the adverse effects of radiation.

Today we use radiation in a lot of different ways, from x-rays to treating cancer.

We better understand radiation and its risks, and there are several laws in place to protect

us from the dangers of radiation.

Unfortunately, it took a tragic event for someone to stop and take a look at the possible

dangerous effects of radioactive material on the human body.

Want to know more about medical history?

Well check out this video I did about what it was like to get the very first vaccine.

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What Only Die-Hard Fans Know About Darth Vader - Duration: 3:45.

There's a lot of cool trivia out there about Darth Vader, the most legendary villain in

the Star Wars universe.

Did you know it took five separate actors to bring Luke's father to life in the original

flicks?

Or that James Earl Jones wasn't credited as the voice of Vader until Return of the Jedi?

That kind of knowledge might help you win a pub quiz, but it's just scratching the surface.

Let's talk about some deep cuts.

Here are some facts about the Sith lord only true Vader nerds know...

Darth Ubiquitous

Vader is the only human character to appear in every main Star Wars feature film in some

way, shape, or form.

Not Han, not Leia, not Luke ... not Porkins, unfortunately …

… only the half-human, cyborg Darth Vader can claim that title.

"You are beaten!

It is useless to resist."

Obviously, Vader's villainy was central to the original trilogy, and his origin story

formed the entire backbone of prequels.

But thirty years after Darth Vader's death within the Star Wars universe, he remains

so important that he even showed up in episode seven … or at least his mangled helmet did

… and he also made a stunning appearance in 2016's Rogue One, which brings us to ...

Darth Expeditious

Although the Sith Lord's appearance onscreen midway through Rogue One was written into

the script from the get-go, his most incredible scene came at the very end, and foreshadowed

Vader's reign of terror in the original trilogy to come: an intense hallway battle sequence

in which a besieged ship full of rebels raced to escape with their stolen blueprints for

the Death Star.

All while Vader advanced on them, lightsaber in hand, cutting down every last man with

casual brutality.

It's an incredible moment, made that much more remarkable because it was tacked on at

the last possible moment after Rogue One's editor argued Vader needed more screentime.

Director Gareth Edwards said editor Jabez Olssen thought one more badass moment was

called for.

But Olssen's timing was awful: the film was about four months from release.

Ultimately, the sequence was shot in three days — an incredible feat, considering it

ended up being among the best and most memorable scenes in the entire film.

Darth Repetitious

Vader was downright terrifying in Rogue One, but if you look closely at his deadly stroll

down that hallway, you'll realize you've seen all of these moves before.

They didn't teach an old dog new tricks …

"Ah!

Thy will be done, Lord Vader."

He deflects laser blasts … uses the force to lift and choke … as well as disarm … and

there's of course the lightsaber hacking and slashing we all know and love.

While it may have been tempting to give the old-school Vader a new trick or two, according

to director Gareth Edwards, keeping his deadly skill set familiar was "the golden rule" ...

"Everything you sort of see him doing down that corridor is pretty much something from

the previous films."

… which is why Vader wasn't breakdance fighting or shooting fireballs from his hands.

Good call.

Darth Minimus

Forget that handless farmboy Luke Skywalker: Vader's the real star of the series, having

left his mark on every episode and then some.

But did you know that the franchise's fallen hero, the most iconic villain in all of sci-fi,

was in the first movie for fewer than ten minutes.

Ten minutes!

That's like half a Fresh Prince episode, without the commercials …

"Ochina one little fight in a waslano scared and witninnie witnnoone auntie and uncle in

Bel-Air."

It feels like he's in the film for much longer, which is a testament to how effective those

ten minutes were in introducing such an enigmatic and menacing character.

Compare that to the insufferable seventeen minutes plus we had to spend with Jar Jar

Binks in Episode One .. it's enough to make you want to Force Choke yourself to death...

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The Battle of Arleux - Robert Nivelle Gets Fired I THE GREAT WAR Week 145 - Duration: 9:24.

Just five months ago he was hailed as the savior of France for planning the counter

attacks that won at Verdun and he was raised to French army Chief of Staff as Joseph Joffre

was put out to pasture, and now... it's all over.

This week Robert Nivelle is fired.

I'm Indy Neidell; welcome to the Great War.

Last week, the Bulgarians held off the British in the Balkans, the British beat the Ottomans

on the Tigris, but lost a lot of men on the Western Front providing a diversion for the

French.

France had serious morale issues after complete disaster in the field, and in Russia the situation

grows ever more chaotic as Vladimir Lenin has returned from exile.

Here's what happened next.

The Western Front was the scene of the week's heaviest action, as it had been for the past

three weeks.

For the British, the Battle of Arleux began on the 29th and lasted a day.

This was a part of the Battle of Arras, which was still going on in fits and starts.

This was also another opportunity for the Canadian Corps to shine, as they did back

on April 9th at Vimy Ridge.

See, one position that was now a trouble spot for the British was the Arleux Loop, which

was a German salient jutting in between two British held salients that had been formed

by action last week.

The British wanted to link together their salients, thus eliminating the German one

and British Commander in Chief Sir Douglas Haig sent three divisions to attack by the

River Scarpe, another to attack near Oppy, and the Canadians were to assault the loop

itself.

I'll just say right off the bat that in the words of the British Official Historian

the Canadian operations were, "the only tangible success of the whole operation".

At 4:25 AM, three Canadian battalions of the First Division attacked on a front of about

three kilometers.

Straight away, the 8th Battalion, attacking in the center, lost all of its officers to

machine gun fire and was checked by barbed wire, but the two flanking battalions managed

to make good enough progress and tie up the enemy so that reserves could be brought in

to the center and the village could be secured by 6 AM.

They reinforced it during the day and had RFC patrols in the skies monitoring the enemy,

so the Germans decided to withdraw to the Oppy-Mericourt Line in front of Fresnoy.

I have to be honest; I think it's a bit unfair what the Official Historian said, since

the British positions at Gavrelle, for example, withstood a multitude of tough counter attacks

by the Germans without faltering, and saying that they didn't have any "tangible success"

is sort of silly since they didn't all die and they were still there at the end of the

two day battle.

And a lot worse happened the to the British army later in the week anyhow at the 3rd Battle

of the Scarpe, another engagement of the larger battle.

This was a two-pronged attack, with the British attacking east from Monchy hoping to take

Wotanstellung, a German defensive position, while the Australians again attacked Bullecourt.

The attacks were failures with heavy casualties, with estimates of up to 5,900 dead for one

day.

The Official History says the reasons for failure from Monchy were, "The confusion

caused by the darkness, the speed with which the German artillery opened fire, the manner

in which it concentrated on the British infantry almost neglecting the artillery, the intensity

of its fire - the heaviest that many a soldier had ever witnessed, seemingly unchecked by

British counter battery fire and lasting without slackening for 15 hours, the readiness with

which the German infantry yielded to the first assault and the energy of its counter attack,

and, it must be added, the bewilderment of the British infantry on finding itself in

the open..."

The last part is interesting, because we know the new German defensive doctrines that go

with their new defenses.

These were deep and they were flexible and the idea was to draw the enemy into a deep

killing zone, which they certainly did here - the German infantry yielded to the first

assault and fell back, and if the British wanted to take any ground they had to move

ahead, right into the killing zone.

How were they going to beat this system, because this obviously didn't work?

And they'd better get used to being in the open, because when the Germans fall back that's

the only way forward.

Another side note here - Haig supposedly wrote in his diary the day before the attack, May

2nd, that he had misgivings about it.

Haig had misgivings about one of his offensives; that says something right there.

The Bullecourt attack had actually been planned to go off a couple of weeks ago, but kept

on getting pushed back.

There it was 1st ANZAC and 62nd British Divisions who attacked in wave after wave.

The ANZACs broke through the barbed wire to find many of their dead comrades still lying

there from last month's attack, but they couldn't really break OUT of the barbed

wire, though one brigade managed to take around 400m of the German first line.

The end result of the first day was pretty much the same tragedy as last month, but the

end of the week saw the British again strengthening their positions for further assaults.

The French also launched a new attack on the Western Front this week.

At the very end of the week, taking Craonne.

However, this was not a massive attack on the scale of the last month's Nivelle Offensive,

though it was technically still part of it.

Since the initial phase of that offensive had been so disastrous that the French had

taken casualties at a rate not seen since autumn 1914, they were now taking on more

limited objectives.

One minor reason for more casualties was that the Germans had a lighter version of the 1908

Maxim machine gun, the MG08/15, with a bipod mounting, a wooden stock, and a pistol grip.

I wouldn't call it a "great" weapon, but it was good enough and in sufficient numbers

that the Germans had much better firepower than the French had expected.

The French disasters of April had also provoked a change in the high command.

On April 28th, French Minister of War Paul Painlevé elevated Philippe Petain to Chief

of Staff of the French Army and asked General Robert Nivelle to resign as Commander in Chief

- in the French army they could actually be different positions, but Nivelle refused to

resign.

He even continued to refuse after Petain replaced him as commander in chief, still assigning

blame to everyone but himself.

Petain, though, had bigger things to worry about though, as the rumblings of mutiny in

the French army were growing louder and louder.

There were also such rumblings in the Russian army.

On the 29th, Russian Commander in Chief Mikhail Alexeev told the Minister of War that information

indicated that the Russian army was falling apart, and by May there were as many as two

million deserters.

Still, at the beginning of the month 50,000 wounded Russian soldiers demonstrated in favor

of the war and on the 4th, and to Vladimir Lenin's chagrin, the Petrograd Soviet gave

its support to the Provisional Government by a narrow margin.

But if Russia wasn't leaving the war, they weren't very active, and Allied morale fell

all over as everyone realized the Americans wouldn't play much of a part for another

whole year.

And the reason the US had finally joined the war, Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare,

was going on at sea near with impunity.

In April they had sunk 373 ships, for a total tonnage of 873,754 tons, the highest of the

war.

But yet another a side note here; if the Americans weren't there in force, the Canadians were

by this time.

Their total overseas enlistments now number 407,302 (Chronology).

And yet another week of war comes to an end, with heavy death at sea, possible mutiny growing

in the French army even as it has a small success in the field, and a day that will

go down in history as a day of disaster ending the week for the British army.

And yet another Chief of Staff for the French.

And oh, how the mighty have fallen.

Remember the optimism the French government had felt in December when they gave Nivelle

the job, even though the actual soldiers were already worried about his lack of concern

for high casualty lists?

Remember how this whole year he's been chomping at the bit to get his offensive off the ground?

Not even considering the possibility that the Germans had taken the time to develop

new defenses and tactics?

We've seen arrogance and hubris like this on both sides throughout the war and it seems

it will not end.

And now Nivelle refuses to take any of the blame for his failure.

Let's just remember that it was Nivelle who had organized the offensive and Nivelle

who had promised it would break through the Germans in 48 hours with an estimated casualty

list of 10,000.

The reality had been some 20 times that and he still refused to call it off for days until

the men just would not fight any more.

Imagine the state of the French army by this week.

Good luck, Philippe Petain.

If you want to learn more about the new French Commander, click here for our episode about

Philippe Petain.

Our Patreon supporter of the week is Imran - one of our Patrons who is supporting us

for over 2 years now.

Thank you so much to you and the other Patrons.

Don't forget to subscribe, see you next week.

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What If You're In Love With a Fictional Character? - Duration: 4:13.

Hello my friends! Kaitlyn here! And have you ever had a crush on a fictional character?

Oh my goodness YES!

Ron Weasley was when I was in middle school.

Frodo Baggins was when I was in high school.

Mark Sloane aka McSteamy from Grey's Anatomy when I was college.

And Captain Hook and Damon Salvatore most recently.

Uh, can I add Steve Rogers to that list? Because be still my heart!

(INTRO MUSIC)

So okay...I know this is kind of a SUPER WEIRD video topic, but whenever I make videos about

talking to your crush or asking your crush out, I always get a few comments like this:

"Oh my god, but my crush doesn't exist! He's a fictional character! LOL. Tongue out emoji."

And I'm like, you know what? Me too, man! Me too!

So I wanted to celebrate our fictional crushes today, because why not?

YouTube seems to be going down the drain so I can just do whatever I want.

The first step to dealing with a fictional crush is well...you know that they're fictional, right?

You can't actually date them.

I mean, even if it's a TV show or movie, the character is not the actor themselves?

*scoffs* Of course, I know that Kaitlyn! What do you take me for! A crazy person!

Okay...I was just checking….

Step 2 though, embrace the crush.

Make a pinterest board with pictures of them.

Or decorate your binder with their face (does anybody still do that anymore?)

or your phone background with them.

Or make comics or fanart about them because it's FUN!

The best part about a fictional crush is that they're not real.

They just represent all the things that you love or want.

And they're super fun to squee over with your girlfriends!

And okay, so most of the time, the standards that they set are just a bit unattainable.

Like, he quotes Shakespeare and works out?

Unlikely.

Those boobs with that tiny waist?

Yeah, no.

What's cool is getting to live vicariously through another character on the show

And having a Pinterest board of their face to look back on and reminisce

about your "pirate" phase.

Which brings us to step 3, which is make sure that you don't embrace it so much so that you

try to manipulate a real life person into being more like your fictional crush.

This sounds crazy...but honestly it really does happen.

At least to the point of crushing on a real life person because they kind remind you of your fictional crush.

So I had an intense Elijah Wood in Lord of the Rings obsession in high school.

Like those blue-green eyes! They're so big and beautiful! Oh goodness!

And so I met a guy who actually looked SO MUCH LIKE HIM.

Like the big green eyes and the dark curly hair and just...I was instantly smitten.

He was nothing like Frodo or Elijah Wood.

But he was so physically similar (except whole the Hobbit thing, of course) that I was kind of obsessed with him.

We ended up dating. And it was pretty fun. He was a great kisser. But he also cheated on me.

And was all very on-again-off-again and basically he was NOT the fairytale boyfriend sent from the heavens

despite looking like my dream guy.

So moral of the story is don't date someone just because they look like your fictional crush!

Hey! Hey! No, wait! Wait!

I was dating Parker before Captain Hook was even introduced on Once Upon a Time!

Uh, yeah...sure!

So fictional crushes are FUN!

Don't feel bad for having one.

Like yeah, you can't really have a conversation with them in real life, but you can imagine lots of awesome,

swoon-worthy conversations with them!

Which reminds me, if you've ever wondered why my channel is called "i IMAGINE blank" it's because I've

always been obsessed with imagining things.

Like I live in my head far more than I do in the real world.

Basically I can't fault you for having a crush on a fictional character. Embrace it!

Just don't go crazy and like start dating someone who looks like Harry Potter. K? K.

So what do you guys think? Who's your fictional crush?

Tell me down in the comments! Plus remember to like, favorite, share, and subscribe if

this video made you smile!

See you guys on Tuesday!

(OUTRO MUSIC)

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Genius Is Not about Excelling at Something—It's about Doing Things Differently | Eric Weinstein - Duration: 5:23.

I think that very few people see the words 'excellence' or 'consensus' as anything other

than the most positive of words.

These are the habits that most people seek to cultivate.

They wish to be part of the consensus.

They wish to be excellent in both their behavior and hope for excellent outcomes.

I think the problem is that, we didn't realize that excellence so far as it goes is fine

but it's involved in a trade-off.

And that trade-off has to do with the fact that excellence is really about quality control.

It's about the fact that if I'm going to go for, let's say, a classical music

concert, I want to assume that the piece will be played flawlessly and I will concentrate

only on the interpretive aspects of the piece above that.

But, in fact, quality control can be deadly.

For example, if in a jazz date where an improviser takes few risks the music may be pleasant

enough as background music but it's scarcely the sort of thing that would have animated

the bebop generation who played live dates under open-mic conditions never knowing what

would happen next.

Perhaps the most famous jazz album of all time was Miles Davis' 'Kind of Blue', and

if you look at the sheet music for that date almost nothing was written down.

It was just a question of bringing the most amazing minds together.

And you can even hear a few flaws on that album which make it so exciting.

So I think that the problem is that, we have to realize that excellence is about hill climbing.

It's about the fabled 10,000 hours.

It's about practice making perfect.

And this is something that, to the credit of excellence, it's something we do know

how to teach.

Perhaps we don't know how to teach everyone how to achieve it but there's always a class

of people who through dedicated repetition will be able to bring their variance under

extraordinary pressure so that they are reliable members of our society.

We want this in our surgeons, often.

We want this in our classical music performers.

But the question is: do we want it everywhere?

And because we do know how to teach excellence we've blinded ourselves to the role that

a different thought process is involved in, which I would associate with genius.

The key question is: who are these high-variance individuals?

Why are our schools filled with dyslexics?

Why are there so many kids diagnosed with ADHD?

My claim is these are giant underserved populations who are not meant for the excellence model.

They are meant to be the innovators, the people who bring us new forms of music that others

will seek to perfect and hone in their performance.

But these are the sorts of people who bring us new scientific vistas, who explore new

terrain, and what we've done is we've created a system which effectively demonizes

these different patterns.

We even call these things learning disabilities when, in fact, if you look at the learning

disabled population they very often are the most intellectual, accomplished members of

society.

But we put them through a torture chamber of K through 12 education where we attempt

to convince the teachers, who have no idea how to serve this population—we try to make

sure that there's no indication that there are teaching disabilities by pushing the responsibility

onto the students.

These are the learning disabled but in no real terms is this population learning disabled.

It's a different and a somewhat alien population that we have tried to machine to a point where

they look as close to the excellent population as possible.

So it's not really that I'm against excellence.

What I'm really against is the idea that we've absorbed the concept of excellence

into the very fabric of our society so that all those who don't function within that

idiom feel that they are somehow abhorrent and less than, when, in fact, these are the

people who are going to cure our cancers.

These are the people who are going to create new multi-billion dollar industries.

And, in fact, the problem is, is that we don't realize that genius is really about adaptive

valley crossing.

It's about taking on risk, taking on cost, doing things that make almost no sense to

anyone else and can only be shown to have been sensible after the fact because, in fact,

and I think, you know, Jim Watson said this beautifully, he said if you're really going

to do anything big you are by definition unqualified to do it.

So the entire culture of credentialism, of professionalism, is really a culture of excellence.

But, in fact, society is run by power laws.

The very thick tails of these distributions suggest that life isn't normally distributed

but distributed by power laws.

And we need a special class of people to play those tails, to get us the returns, to power

us forward and advance society.

And so what I'm really interested in is not being blinded by excellence to the prospects

for other modalities, in particular genius.

For more infomation >> Genius Is Not about Excelling at Something—It's about Doing Things Differently | Eric Weinstein - Duration: 5:23.

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Warhammer 40000 Dawn Of War 3 - Mission 10 Cunning And Wiles - Duration: 53:58.

Welcome to the tenth mission of my Warhammer 40000 Dawn Of War III walkthrough.

This mission we plays as Orks vs the Eldars, and we are closely to the Vault.

Cunning and Wiles isn't a real hard mission, just it gets a bit tougher near the end.

There will be several Eldar parties attacking your base, but it shouldn't bother.

Use your upgraded Truckz to keep your units reinforced all the times.

Basically it's one of the most important for the Orks in the game.

When you are near the last base at the end of the mission, concentrate all your fire upon Wraithlord Valador.

For more infomation >> Warhammer 40000 Dawn Of War 3 - Mission 10 Cunning And Wiles - Duration: 53:58.

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Demolition Of CowGlen National Savings Bank 2017.. - Duration: 9:30.

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The Nautical House Tiny House by Rogue Valley Tiny Home Construction - Duration: 2:43.

The Nautical House Tiny House by Rogue Valley Tiny Home Construction

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DAYZ STANDALONE - HOSTAGE SITUATION - Duration: 9:59.

DAYZ STANDALONE - HOSTAGE SITUATION

now suck my dick makes it okay and make

the noise man suck my dick

well suck my dick man

fuck at goodbye my friend goodbye

synodal Asia see you later

but the guns behind you back let you

come behind your back and then I'll let

you live

just put your gun behind your back put

your hands up look dude I could kill you

easily

but I don't want to kill you just put

your gun behind your back and put your

hands up put your hands up

thank you but see I don't want to kill

you I just get on your knees higher and

rock my man so I was trying to fuck in

I've got a CR 5 to 7 as well I wanted to

see it out in the ammo that's all I

wanted bud right just get on your knees

for me a sec mate

now put your hands up with your head no

no F 2 F 2 and then get the only need

give me news buddy I don't care as okay

I am prospector you can get on your

knees Connie yes just get on your knees

and and just suck my dick

well just suck my dick but they'd like

you're sucking my dick

Dennis fucking suck my dick now come on

he make dick sucking noises there you go

now suck my dick makes it and make the

noise man suck my dick

what

suck my dick man fuck why Dennis you're

pretty cool Dennis right I actually want

to help you out now as I feel like a bit

of an hour so we need morphine don't you

bud

right I'm already make a little bit I

crash with us did you want me to kill

you or do you want me to help you and

help me okay let me let me check this

out let me check this airfield Larissa

hold on one second but let me just do

one thing quickly

here you get

right you don't go anywhere don't worry

buddy I'm going to try and save you you

just wait right there

oh that poor guy really want to help him

a little lying bastard

the little fuckin lyin bastard said I

broke his legs

the cheeky motherfucker why'd you lie

for bro why'd you lie for you said you

had note he had broken legs yes I have

broke they either make him live all

right then you make it you make a stink

you make a spin then buddy you go for it

I'll keep your cover what's my name no

no what we's my name and shop fire you

want to give me a handjob nope nope mind

if you do I'll enjoy oh you saw that RDD

- I kind of like it

oh man right bro here's what's going to

happen do it we'll fix you up

yes go to the tents will be bros you you

were you got an axe haven't you yeah so

um you cut yourself a tree I've got I've

got some rags if you need some rags to

the splint or if you have you fix

yourself already

no I don't do now buddy

I'll give you some brandy Iraq sorry no

right okay okay let's go to the tension

over the years nothing there buddy just

a couple of smokes okay

now Dennis I've got some trust on you if

we go to the tents you're not going to

pick up an old gun and fucking batter me

are you you sure because you didn't take

a pop shot on me you could have killed

him you gonna kill him you could have

killed me with that shot oh fuck where

you from Dennis Germany not bad

and you I'm from England in Gallardo in

Gallardo it's like the Spanish England

Ireland right if you spot someone buddy

just keep it quiet and just point him

out okay I'll take that I take the

fucker out

actually here's the plan Benny if we see

someone you run at them screaming with

their acts out scream as loud as you can

like a like a Viking now distract him

from the are flankin turn them into corn

chowder sound like a good idea but good

idea Danny let's do it we're bros man

with rows tight right Danny boilers this

bucket sorry sorry I know right tell me

about it right let's let's get out of

here Bo let's fucking get out of object

all these let's hit the vibe all it's

getting yeah mo for that did you alright

now we got a fucking at problemo

right there zombies

I fucking see the douchebag here nice

one bro nice one

haha nice one bro

you

nice one bro

you fucking dipshit

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What Happens When Seniors Self-Medicate on Marijuana? - Duration: 5:39.

Angela Frank: I never thought I would get to be this old.

I wonder why God is leaving me here so long and not helping me out with the pain.

I get a bit angry with him.

I'm not supposed to feel that way, I know, but I do.

I'm on a lot of pain medication and I hate that because I'm a doer.

I don't like to just lie down all the time.

Speaker 2: What did marijuana mean in the society you grew up in?

Angela Frank: I actually just thought that people that took it were nuts.

I was afraid of it.

I don't like to not know what I'm doing and I was afraid I would get that feeling.

Sue Taylor: My generation follows the rules, but I'm going to show you how it's going to

look, what we purpose to do with it and it's going to upgrade the community.

We were taught in high school that weed, as they say, is a devil's drug.

Speaker 2: And the ultimate end of the marijuana addict.

Hopeless insanity.

Sue Taylor: To fight against that, we're almost going against what we were taught, what we

believe from our core, and I recognize it because I as one of those people, and sometimes

I'm still frightened.

Once it becomes legal, it legitimizes everything.

We will be less reluctant to try it.

KC Page: Say who you are and perhaps what you're looking to learn tonight.

Any time something's new that has no side effects and a really high acceptance level,

there's a lot of good, early adopters.

Speaker 5: I'm just curious.

I've seen so many of the residents here in pain and I'm just curious.

KC Page: Pain control, appetite stimulation, eliminating anxiety and releasing them from

the anxiety drugs, which are really bad for elders.

That's one of the scary things as an administrator and a professional, that we're walking a very

thin line here, so we've been using them, going slow, documenting everything and hoping

for the best.

Angela Frank: My friend gave me a cookie, gave me a quarter of a cookie, and he realizes

how small I am, and within an hour, after I had taken that I was so dizzy I could hardly

drive this cart and I got terribly frightened.

I don't know exactly what kind of fear it was, but I was just frightened.

Speaker 2: You had a bad experience.

Angela Frank: Yeah.

Speaker 2: So I guess I'm trying to understand why you think it could be different.

Angela Frank: Well, because I think I was overdosed.

I just ... I want something so badly that will help.

Sue Taylor: Hi.

How are you?

Angela Frank: I'm fine.

Thank you.

Sue Taylor: For number one, I never would have recommended that you take that much because

of your body weight and because you haven't had previous experience with cannibis.

Angela Frank: Right.

Sue Taylor: That was really too much to take.

Angela Frank: Yeah.

Sue Taylor: And those feelings that you were feeling is quite scary.

We are not used to being high or being out of sorts.

What would you be using the cannibis for?

For what ailment?

Angela Frank: Pain, just real severe pain.

Sue Taylor: ... what they call CBD.

Are you familiar with CBD?

Angela Frank: No.

Sue Taylor: Okay, the cannibis plants have two major components, CBD and THC.

The THC is what people know for for the high.

The CBD, there's little high associated with it.

Speaker 6: ... it's going to be different than how I respond to it, right?

So the best thing I can say for seniors is trial and error with medical marijuana.

Sue Taylor: Yeah, it's trial and error and people get frustrated with it because they're

so used to say, "You take this pill and call me in the morning."

Speaker 6: Right Sue Taylor: Well, it's not that way with the

cannibis.

Speaker 6: Right, this is not a pharmaceutical.

Sue Taylor: They get frustrated.

Omega mix, it's in mint cookies.

Okay, they have a tablet.

That's good.

So they have in many, many different kinds and these are the different ways you can ingest

it.

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70 PHOTOS PRISES AU BON MOMENT ! - Duration: 5:49.

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Cassidy's Brewery - Heroes (Official Video) - Duration: 3:23.

One fine day

When William Wallace woke up

He saw Finn MacCool just taking a walk

Through Scotland's highlands around

And then!

Both heroes stopped in their tracks

And William said: "Finn I'll buy you a beer"

"It's only a barrel a pound!"

When heroes arrived to the tavern nearby

Innkeeper with face like a mouse

He said: "Maggie old hag, bring the drink for the lads"

"The best booze in the house!"

"LASS!"

The yelled!

"Pour I've got coins to spend!"

And they sang, and they drank, and they pinched the barmaids

Until they no longer could stand

In the morn'

When Wallace and MacCool stood up

From under the table, just as soon as they were able

Bought coffee a penny a cup.

And then!

Mighty a hangover hit!

A good gaelic beer makes you sing in full cheer,

This was some Englishman's shit!

They woke the innkeeper, they roughed him a bit

"Mate, you call this crap stout?!"

"It's the bestest king's beer from over the frontier"

"I've got it from a guy in the south!"

"MATE!"

They yelled!

"Give us the fastest mares on the moor!"

And they rode, and they drank, and they shagged local maids

On the way to the King Edward's door.

Upon arriving to town, they knocked on the old castle gates

King Edward came down in his flowery nightgown

He said: "Hey, whats this ruckus, mates?"

"Don't you know that it's late, why'd you knock on my gates?"

"Tell me or I'll call the guards!"

"PAL!"

They yelled!

"We'll slap you silly, so please come out!"

"This one's for Culloden, and this one's for Boyne"

"And this one's for the pissy-ass stout!"

Deciding they're the best, heroes went to the West

To drink Guinness and pound on their chests...

For more infomation >> Cassidy's Brewery - Heroes (Official Video) - Duration: 3:23.

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Feedback on Snake Oil Preventive Cream by TianDe (code 41105) - Duration: 0:18.

I really liked the

This regenerating cream

from snake fat.

Very suitable for

heels, healing

tool and

An emollient.

Very good!