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Election fraud has become more common in recent years and is more widespread than ever before.

Even worse, it's being committed mainly from one side of the political aisle.

In a reassuring announcement, Republican lawmakers are poised to increase the scope of their

ongoing search for wrongdoing at federal agencies in the past election cycles.

This news comes after learning that the United States Postal Service broke the law by allowing

employees to conduct union-funded work for Hillary Clinton's campaign while they were

on leave, according to Fox News.

In response to this shocking revelation, lawmakers sent out letters Monday to 10 other Federal

government agencies questioning their unpaid leave policy for political work.

This news has emerged in light of a previous congressional hearing back in July, during

which the Office of Special Counsel stated that the USPS was engaged in "systemic violations"

of the Hatch Act –a law that limits certain political activities of federal employees.

The report that first came out over a month ago said the US Postal Service showed bias

towards the Clinton campaign.

Senate Homeland Security Chairman Ron Johnson (R-WI), said, "based on these findings,

it is legitimate to wonder why no one will be held accountable, how Postal Service leadership

allowed this systemic violation of the Hatch Act to go on for twenty years and is this

occurring in other federal agencies?"

The scandal was first brought to Johnson's attention by Tim Kopp, a letter carrier for

the USPS, who thought that the federal agency's actions might be "illegal."

"I want things done fairly and I don't want things done on a partisan issue – the

union is always involved in highly political activities and I didn't want this to be

a partisan thing – I wanted this to be a thing where the general public does not lose

trust in the postal service.

There are a lot of good employees, but the way this was done – it was a nightmare,"

Kopp said.

This investigation had revealed that this bias extended potentially as far back in the

1990s, a shocking violation considering that as a federal entity, the USPS needs to remain

politically neutral.

This is especially true considering the Postal Service is many citizens' primary method

of contact with the Federal government.

Johnson, alongside with House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-SC), wrote joint letters

to the departments of Commerce, Homeland Security, Defense, Justice, Labor, Transportation, Treasury,

Agriculture, Veterans Affairs, and Social Security Administration.

The duo requested information regarding the "use of LWOP in the three months prior to

a federal election" all the way back to 2008 when Obama first got elected.

This data–demanded on a state-by-state level–is due September 11th for further review.

These cases are a testament to just how deeply entrenched some of these election-rigging

tactics have become.

Digging out this one violation was pain-staking.

It had stayed hidden for over 20 years.

Now that the Trump administration is taking voter fraud seriously, there is finally hope

that these types of voting violations will cease and that widespread voter fraud is combatted

routinely from this day forward.

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Como dibujar a: Spiderman vs El Buitre (English sub.)/How to draw: Spiderman vs The Vulture - Duration: 13:27.

Hello and welcome to a new video

In this video I will show you the process of this drawing

I hope you enjoy

To start making this drawing Let's make a general sketch of the image by means of a series of circles

These will represent the body parts of each character

I like to represent the general drawing in a very basic way

Once these circles are made, we begin to detail the drawing a little more

We will begin to detail the contour of the spiderman's face

Then draw the eyes which are facing left

Then we will detail the shoulders and begin to make the left hand

As you can see I was wrong with this part since I could not do the hand position correctly

And I did not like the way it looked

In the next shot you can see how the arm appears upright

After correcting the arm we continue to make the remaining parts of the body without much detail

After doing the right arm we continue with the left leg and then with the right leg

Once convinced of the general form we will continue giving more details

I began detailing the right arm and all the accessories that have the hand

Once made the black lines of the sides we began to make the spiderwebs of the suit

We continue making the lines of the pants and we detail the boots

With finished spiderman we continue with the vulture

But we will do it in a different way

First let's do the sole, the pants and the armor of the legs

Finished the bottom we continue with the torso, the head and both arms

With the body of the vulture finished we will make the wings

You can detail the wings in the sketch or you can do it when you color it

Once the sketch is finished we will partially erase the drawing

This is because to make the realistic effect the pencil has to be erased as much as possible and the drawing does not become dirty

I started doing the eyes with black white and cold gray

Both eyes are colored in the same way

In some places I will point you where each color should go

With the eyes finished we continue with the red areas

Utilice gris cálido para dar sombras y utilicé tres tipos de rojos

Red crimson, scarlet red and permanent red

Complement with blue and brown colors to give more emphasis to shade areas

I recommend starting with the areas of the most intense color suit and on these go putting lighter colors

For example if you have areas of shadow and light first color the shadow and then degrades the color until you reach the light

If you are wondering I am using prismacolor premier colors

Are colors that I use a lot and with which I color most of my drawings

If you would like to know how I use these colors let me know in the comments and possibly do a tutorial on this

I recommend using the same procedure of the zones of red that in the zones of blue

The shadows I made them with dark cold gray

The types of blues I used are indigo blue, copenhagen blue, electric blue, blue board and blue cloud

The lighter areas I use white or cool gray

For the realization of this drawing I was based on the movie Spiderman Homecoming that came out a few months ago

In fact this drawing I did before the release of the film since I was very excited about the movie

I liked the movie very much

did you like the movie? Or did not live up to your expectations

Write it in the comments, I would like to read your opinions :)

The names of the colors I said are the ones that come written in each color

Maybe if you use other types of colors will not come with those names

And you have to experiment with the colors until you have one of your liking

Also if you do not like the colors that I chose you can change them for others of your preference

At the end of that is learning to draw

One has to create their own criterion of either the colors that will be used or the parts of the drawing that you are going to realize

Once Spiderman is finished we continue with the vulture

We will begin coloring his head and from there we will go down to his jacket, pants, etc.

The head color it with black, cold gray and some green for the flash in the eyes

For the jacket use gray french and white

The pants I made with cold gray and three types of greens

Green grass, green apple and sap green light

With the body of the finished vulture continue with the wings

The wings are mostly black however there are areas that I made with warm gray and others with cold gray

The darker areas are with warm gray and the lighter areas with cold gray

For the turbine of the wings use cold gray and very little indigo blue and it passes with white to give the effect of luminosity

With the finished drawing we will make a background

The background I did with watercolor as I feel it is a very good technique for funds and because it is easy to degrade it

With watercolors the only advice I can give you is that you always paint from light to dark, unlike colors

With watercolors it is easy to correct a wrong illuminated area but it is impossible to correct a dark area

With the dry watercolor we will give some last details with white acrylic paint

We give the last details in the mask of spidey, the webs, the eyes of the vulture

And the drawing is ready

If the video has liked you, has entertained you or has served you in something leave your like and comment that you thought

In case you want more of this type of videos in the tags I leave you some drawings that could comment

Here is a button for you to subscribe

Here is the speed drawing video of the drawing of this tutorial

Here is a video recommended for you

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but I was a former muslim so it is no more Muslim to answer this when I used

to be a Muslim I never the way we think about it when I

was a Muslim I never thought calls on killing

non-muslim were evil actually we always you know Islam really makes your mind

think differently from logical Western thinking we can incorporate two

opposites ideas at the same time and feel perfectly comfortable with it for

instance we used to learn that Islam is a religion of peace and at the same time

we didn't feel any conflict when we would say but go kill the Jews it it we

never thought about it as as it conflicts the value system of logic and

this is the tragedy that most Muslim the majority of Muslims have no clue about

the religion and elliptically to them is all emotion it it's my father's religion

it's my the only religion I can believe in and it has to be right we were told

the Quran word by word was was was from God directly and and the way they

recited is so rhythmic and so emotional that really it feels it feels very

chilling I mean until today if you hear the men recited it it could he could be

saying in the recitation killed killing the infidels but it sounds so holy

so holiness and killing are not something when you're a Muslim they

don't conflict with one another it has become such a sick ideology that Muslims

must wake up and examine it examine the religion really examine the

religion but until today they are not they don't have the courage to

do that after the Revolution in Egypt I didn't see one one person in the

v-square carrying a sign that said separation of mosque and state even

though that they know very well that if we apply Sharia they never have a

democracy I'd like to add a bit to that about the peace by giving you a quick

historical anecdote you might find useful which is basically the word peace

in Islam as an etymological connection to the word submit and this is actually

sort of a game that a lot of Muslims play they say Islam means peace and in

way it does Salam comes from the same root as a slab which is submitted which

is the name of the religion and it's a kind of a historical thing that Muhammad

according to Islamic tradition used to send letters so the early Christian King

Musa for instance in Egypt and in Constantinople and he would say aslam

taslam and basically what that means it's submit have peace and so there's a

corollary between submitting which of course brings about a lot of violence

and bloodshed and killing and then that leads to peace and so that's why going

back to your question how is this religion of peace of you're out to kill

people the logic is that I'm out to kill them to create peace because they're so

you know they're not cooperating they're the bad guys

so we have to break them and make them submit and then it's peace also remember

Islamic law is the law of the law who is the supreme god and so it's perfect

justice so the idea is to establish the rule of Islamic law over the world which

is peace and so you have to kill people on the way to that that's not violence

that's justice it's jihad so you have a lot of Muslims condemning terrorism and

then when you look at their statements more closely they're condemning Israel

in the United States but not like Twin Towers or the Fort Hood shootings or

something like that because those things are terrorism they're justice in the

service of peace

if I may just start with a comment concerning President Obama's statement

about a slander slander libel defamation of character

have certain legal definitions behind them to speak the truth about Muhammad

is not to slander him so I would be as a Christian in support of that statement

that we shouldn't slander people but here's our misunderstanding of Islam and

the fact is what causes him to think that the truth is slander because the

reality of Islam is so unnatural enough whoring through the Western culture so I

can understand somebody confusing the two but also in Islamic law there's a

definition of slander that's different from that of American law in Sharia the

definition of slander is telling something about someone that they don't

want known it could be true but if they don't want it known and you tell it

that's slandering so see when I write a book about Muhammad and say this is what

they say Muhammad said and did that's slandering Muhammad because they

don't want Westerners to know those things even if they're all true it's

even more comical just to add to that in space on something you just said Nani

which is basically like as you do I watch a lot of Arabic programs of these

shapes sizes on the clerk's and they'll say all the same things that if I say it

I'm a terrible human being and the difference is they say it and they take

pride in it you're okay but they say it and they take pride okay so for instance

I'll see a program of an Islamic cleric saying it's okay to marry a girl it

really doesn't matter her age now they've concluded six or nine is not the

point her age the point is can she bear the

weight of the man therefore if a five-year-old is a strong girl and can

then that's okay and he'll say it and he's proud of it and he'll evoke the

Prophet of Islam okay and there's no problem but he's a great chick but if I

say it I'm saying it with a bit of criticism and we're both stating the

same thing but it's exactly why am I saying it I'm saying it to be critical

he's saying it and he's supporting it another Muslim clerk will come and say

and complain about how we really want to fix our economy we

need to do a Muhammad which is go on a jihad rate people steal their stuff

enslave them and sell them in markets and he'll get a loud thunderous applause

for that but if I say it and then I'm being critical and saying this is not

how it should be then I'm the bad guy so it's a lot of it has to do with the

value judgement which is sort of something that's been conveyed here for

instance Mohammed had he used to tell people that the urine of the camel and

his own urine would cure diseases his Mohammed's urine okay that's him in some

Hadees and today in Egypt because they're becoming so Islamist there is a

clinic that opened to sell camel urine because Mohammed said said so if I laugh

at it and write an article criticizing it I'm saying doing slander against this

land even though they're doing it so they aren't ashamed I mean come on let's

face it what kind of religion are you know kills people who insult them they

they must really don't have enough confidence in themselves

if lamb is a religion that has the least confidence in itself and that's why any

little criticism rocks them I mean go crazy because they cannot answer you

logically they cannot defend themselves logically so they resort to terror

violence the Quran itself says o you who believe

do not ask about things which is made plain to you will make you uncomfortable

and so even among Muslims they say and they quote the dollar on don't ask too

many dollars hash any questions believe in it as it is and that's why when

Muslims live in the Middle East nobody criticizes exam because it's a crime but

we come to America here and suddenly Americans are asking us questions very

innocent questions and we are just like oh my god

how dare they ask us this question we've never been asked this question in the

modern world you must be hating your slab

you're supposed to accept what we tell you as is and that's why I left the

religion not thought out the question for the layperson saying that there are

so many sects within Islam themselves in different divisions how would you

approach Muslims concerning the primary source of materials and how would you

reference them so that they carry some weight most of them don't know the

religion that's something I want to just alert you to you're saying about

different sects most Muslims are Muslims hardly ever read the Quran with try

understanding different sects are just following each other they hate each

other just because they were told to hate each other

and really you don't have to go to a political because if you know something

most probably a Muslim person doesn't know it when uh when one historical

thing a lot of Muslims what do they want they want a Caliphate right and they

always talk about the golden age of the Caliphate and how wonderful Islam was in

the world was and it was at peace and the other day I was looking at the the

Umayyad and the Abbasid Caliphate and amazingly a dumb vast majority of the

khalif's were all assassinated and usually when you have assassinations

going on that's an indication of turmoil and chaos so even the Golden Age

quote-unquote that is their paradigm that they wish to instill and to bring

about is itself full of bloodshed most people who have a mythical Golden Age at

least it's so you know it's utopic and however hard it is to actually realize

it but even their Golden Age is full of bloodshed and killing and destruction

and and one final hadith Muhammad himself said in the end times the Robie

I forget the number or something like 99 Islamic sects and psyche killing 72 and

71 will go to hell because only ones right

so heavy you don't know which I think the other one is an infidelity to go to

hell Oh since we are short of time I would appreciate it if you avoid making

statements and just ask short questions thank you I heard two-part question if

President Obama says the slandering music the Mohammed name why we cannot

say slandering then putting the clothes in a urine and called as an art also

defaming Mary or Jesus the flag ankles because Christians don't don't go and

write and kill and burn you're cowards we're basically colored that's why we

give too much respect but if Christians did riot and burn Obama would have no

problem slapping them down no no you would put them in jail and you a and how

dare you this is not this is unacceptable

this is reserved for Muslims because Muslims not oh well we kind of have to

treat them nicely because they're so violent that's illogical

but Christians know better so if you're violent you go to jail well we won't

tolerate it okay second part if I say Jesus Christ is the

only way to God not Mohammed is it they're slandering or is a hate crime

don't thank you so much you go to jail in Pakistan for saying that it could be

lynched by a mob this is how they victimize Christians in fact the last

year well it's getting to be that way here this is the thing that we're

talking about free speech tonight and if we want to look at what that would look

like we can look at the section 295 C of the laws of Pakistan and see how it's

applied in Pakistani society when I'm sure you're well aware that Christians

are routinely victimized by the blasphemy laws in Pakistan oh that's

exactly the law that they want to bring to the United States and it's exactly

the case where a Muslim who wants the the land that Christian owns or his car

or something that he's got he goes and he says do you believe Muhammad is the

Prophet and the Christians I don't believe Muhammad is the Prophet

he's accusing he gives him a blasphemy the guys arrested if he's acquitted then

a mob kills him and the Muslim can take whatever it is on his property that he

wants this is the the blasphemy laws in action and so that's what's coming he'll

be a Muslim world and own a diamond store jewelry store because you can be

accused of blasphemy shop and unwrapped thank you the UN resolution that you

mentioned in the beginning of 1618 or H basics is there any way that can be

undone what would what would be the necessary steps if there are any to have

that commitment you know from the president withdrawn well I guess the

president could just withdraw it I mean we're not technically bound at this

point this is the showdown I was mentioning that has to come whether we

are going to hold ourselves bound to international laws that contradict the

Constitution or whether the constant then that have been agreed to by the

United States government and thus constitute treaties or whether the

United States Constitution will Trump them and that has not yet been decided

but right now it would seem clear that if we had a president who affirmed the

freedom of speech and said that there would be no law that would infringe upon

the freedom of speech then that would be enough to do it

the problem is we don't have a president like that we're not going to have one

for at least four years and he could do a great deal of damage in the meantime

what policies would you like to see the Obama administration implement to

improve freedom of speech here or even foreign policy to bring more

stabilization to the Middle East master resignation

- in the talk that I gave earlier that Petraeus and General Allen had a chance

to explain and defend the freedom of speech when Muslims started rioting and

killing over the Quran burning or the Muhammad video or whatever the outrage

du jour was and they didn't and this is what they thought to be doing they ought

to be explaining why the freedom of speech is so important and why even

Afghanistan would benefit from having it an even Pakistan and even Egypt and so

on they ought to be I mean we really ought to have been doing this for years

we instituted constitutions in Iraq and Afghanistan that affirms Sharia as the

highest law of the land and that was all about you know we're all about the will

of the people and democracy and so on but what we could and should have done

when we had the opportunity and what I was saying at the time was that we

should have stood up for our own values and stood up for the oppressed Christian

minorities and Hindu minorities and non Muslim minorities in general in those

countries and brought to those countries and anywhere else where we could not

militarily necessarily but just as a society held as the highest values

equality of rights of all people before the law including women the freedom of

speech the freedom of conscience versus the death penalty for apostasy and so on

and if we had affirmed those things and insisted that governments in those

countries if we were going to be propping them up militarily would have

to adopt those things well the situation would be very different today there is

another thing that I'm noticing in the last few years since Obama took office

that our our media and our educational system is making any criticism of Islam

almost a shameful thing and we are feeling it we are bringing up a whole

generation of children in America who are absorbing and being shamed if they

exercise the ideology on that's something very new to America um

and yeah and that's very scary because before the laws in America could change

like what the UN doing trying to influence as we're bringing up a whole

generation of Americans that in 20 years they could accept a lot of mixed

blasphemy of Islam something because they are brought up on the idea that it

is such a shame that is so bad we are bringing up a new generation we're going

to be gone but we're going to leave that America that that that is going to be a

culture of pride and shame which is typical the Arab culture is a culture of

pride and shame that's how they get you by shaming you to death when your child

and then putting you high up on a pedestal or is joy when you're a child

if you say I hate Jews and when you are charged and you're rewarded heavily if

you hate Jews and you are treated like a villain if you if you just say that

slightest question about this lamp then we you bring up a generation that will

will accept oppression we're very close to this people don't realize how close

we are very close because Mohammed movie we are not going to be alive with the

Mohammed movie actually there were calls in the Los Angeles Times and in the New

York Daily News and in other major newspapers calls for restrictions on the

freedom of speech to make it impossible for such a movie to be made

yeah and that's absolutely abominable that not only is it coming from the top

but coming from the mainstream media as well and there's I don't see how the

freedom of speech is going to survive unless there is some major movement

against this now America has its first political prisoner the man who did the

movie wake up America he's in jail now he's in jail for a year for violating

some something in his we have our first political prisoner for blasphemy of

Islam in America today you

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50 Facts About Me 日本語字幕付 - Duration: 11:10.

Here is my 50 facts about me video.

Let's get started.

I was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii.

I have a mom, dad, brother, sister, niece, and nephew.

My nephew is a toy poodle named, Joy.

I am 5 feet tall, which is 152 centimeters.

I shop in the kids department because I am so small.

Even my feet size is 22 centimeters or women's 5.5.

I started YouTube in 2011.

I chose the name, Starlet, because I love stars and starlet is a small star because

I'm small.

I am fluent in Japanese.

I'm learning Korean, Mandarin, Spanish, and American Sign Language.

I'm not vegan.

I'm not vegetarian.

I am a pickatarian, which means I'm very picky with my food.

I don't eat meat but I don't eat too healthy either.

My childhood nightmare included snakes so to this day I don't like snakes and I can't

eat eel because they are like the snake of the sea.

I've done a number of sports going up.

They include basketball, soccer, swimming, softball, golf, karate, judo, jiujitsu.

I've also taken many dance classes and they include hip hop, street, pop and lock, break

dancing, African, house, tap, jazz, ballet, hula, Tahitian.

I've also experienced playing many different musical instruments and they include piano,

ukulele, drum set, and violin.

I was horrible in English in middle school.

They put me in a reading class which is for students who didn't do so well in English.

I used to get Fs on the test in English, correct them, and then average out to a C student.

And then when I went to high school in New York, they said, WOW your English is so great

let's put you in honors English.

So that's another fact.

I went to high school in New York where they thought my English was so great because it

was a bilingual Japanese, English school perhaps.

Speaking of high school, I was a total tom boy.

I wore super baggy pants, and extra, extra large shirts and I would walk around with

some swag and if someone called me cute I was offended.

I was also terrible in Japanese in high school and I was put into JSL which is Japanese as

a Second Language.

And basically that's the opposite of ESL (English as a Second Language) and it was for students

who needed extra help in Japanese.

And so I was JSL.

Even then I was in JSL B which is lower than the low.

And then I went to college in Japan at a university called Keio University and I majored in business

and commerce which was a terrible idea.

It was super hard and I cried every night.

I was home sick.

I was culture shocked.

Everything was in Japanese.

I could barely keep up.

So then I transferred to a different major and it was a major where I could study education

and languages and that was a lot easier because it was a campus that was a little bit more

international friendly.

I have met the emperor and empress of Japan.

I have a twisted personality and if my friends and family like something before me, I tend

to not like it.

So growing up my brother really liked Legos so I acted as if I never really liked Legos.

Even now, if my close friend says that they like something, I'm like ya it's ok, even

though I like it.

Also, I'm able to turn my hand 360 degrees.

Like.

It's kind of hard to see.

I can do it on both sides.

It goes all the way around and then some.

Ok, ya.

I like overcooked noodles as opposed al dente which I know a lot of foodies prefer their

noodles al dente.

I like it overcooked, and soft, and mushy, and soggy.

When I go to the ice cream shop, I like to sample different flavors and recently in Hawaii

we've been getting a lot of different Vodka Fruit Loop, Earl Gray, Lavender, fancy flavors.

And I try them but I usually just end up walking out with vanilla or vanilla bean.

I started training karate when I was 6 years old.

A total, there were breaks, but there was a total of about 10 years of training, so

I got my black belt in karate and I went to nationals and I got gold in my division.

Which actually isn't a big deal because that was the division right under the Team USA.

And so Team USA black belts are the ones that represent US and I was never at that level.

So I trained karate in Hawaii and I did hula in Japan.

So I was in Japan I joined a hula halau in Japan and I practiced almost every day and

within like 6 months or a year I was already performing.

Even getting paid to perform hula.

I to do TMI tweets.

And I just think it's funny it's like a way to kind of connect with people.

I still play Pokemon Go.

I have caught all the legendary birds that are out right now and I am Team Mystic!

Before I started playing Pokemon Go, I used to play Tsum Tsum and that was my new found

way of becoming a Disney fan.

Before that I wasn't really a Disney fan because I didn't really grow up with Disney.

My favorite Disney character is Fantasia Mickey.

Along those lines I have graduated from Hello Kitty, and I have moved on to Rilakkuma, which

in my mind is a little bit older, right?

When I go to the movies I only watch comedy or family.

I don't see the point in paying money to get scared or to cry or to feel uneasy.

My favorite drink is water.

I really like water.

Room temperature water is the best because I can gulp it down.

When it's cold I can't really drink a lot of it at once.

I wear contacts and my eyes are really, really, bad.

This side is -9, and this side is -8.

Basically if I take out my contacts, I can't even see the big E. I have a fake tooth up

here.

One day I was eating a Ritz cracker and I bit into it and then half my tooth fell out

and I was like .!!.. and I needed to get that fixed and so what the dentist did was drill

down the little nub that was left in order to put on a crown.

It was the most painful experience in my entire life.

And so now I wear a grind guard when I go to sleep because apparently, perhaps, maybe,

it was because I grind my teeth at night that it was already a little bit cracked.

I'm pretty good at reversing in a car.

I think that's because I used to drive my brother's truck, and when you're driving a

truck you can see both corners when you reverse so you can kind of see how it moves.

I don't know about driving, but reversing I'm pretty good.

I've completed the marathon once.

I don't think I'll ever do it again.

I walked the entire thing except the last 30 seconds.

It took me 8 and a half hours.

Imagine walking for 8 and a half hours.

I do not want to do that again.

I have several pet peeves.

One of the pet peeves is when people put their feet on my chair.

It goes back from elementary, middle school, high school days.

Even college when the person behind you would put their feet on your chair.

I just feel like, you're invading my space.

I also don't like people that have the shaky leg syndrome.

And so if I'm sitting next to somebody and they start shaking their leg I feel uneasy.

Oh my goodness stop it.

I have another pet peeve and I am not a perfect grammar person at all.

At all.

I am the first to admit, I'm terrible at grammar, but I do know the difference between you're

and your.

Even there, their, and they're.

I'm terrible at grammar but at least I know the difference between there, their, and they're.

I don't eat spicy food.

I love natto, but I don't do wasabi.

I love fruits, but I don't do yuzu.

I love vegetables, but I don't do bitter melon.

I've never smoked or did drugs in my life.

I don't have tattoos.

But I did drink alcohol before I was 21.

I overthink and I overanalyze everything.

When I do my laundry I do blacks and everything else because I don't want the lint from the

whites or the color clothes lint to get on the black.

So I do black and everything else.

And someone told me that that's not how normal people do their laundry.

I don't really home wear.

Like my mom, she'll come home and she'll change immediately into this thing called home wear

and then when she showers and goes to sleep, she wears pajamas.

Which to me is just excess laundry, so I come home and I just stay in my clothes until I

shower and then I change into my pajamas.

I don't know.

I feel like I just don't want more than necessary laundry.

I love to nap and when nap I nap on my stomach so I don't sleep too long.

And then I'll put my head on this side and I'll put on the timer for 11 minutes and then

when the 11 minutes goes off, I'll turn and put my head on this side and I'll sleep on

this side for 11 minutes so I can balance out my face.

LoL.

I often sit at the edge of the chair instead of all the way on the chair because I was

told that when you sit all the way on the chair then your thighs get fatter and I just

automatically believe that and I also heard that if you don't use the back rest then it

works your abs.

So, I often just sit at the edge of the chair.

Ya, I think too much.

Last but not least, on touchy subjects or controversial subjects.

I'm usually on the fence and I have a very, very difficult time picking one side or the

other because I see the pros in both sides, and I see the cons in both sides.

So if you ask me to pick a side about a touchy subject or a controversial subject, I'll probably

going to give you an ambiguous answer.

Those are my 50 facts about me.

Were there any facts that were the same?

How about you share an interesting fact about yourself in the comments below.

That's it for today.

See you!

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COD WW2 BETA LEVEL CAP - COD WW2 BETA MAX LEVEL - Duration: 4:50.

Yo what is going on guys it is your boy Yogge here and I know I haven't

this weekend and yesterday was the Eclipse so I'm not even gonna blame it

on that I'm just gonna say that there was nothing to talk about this weekend

obviously it was quiet but today a lot of stuff went down yeah I could tell

games come almost every Calder youtubers uploading gameplay from that that have

went there but if they're not then they're talking about the beta and as

you can see for the intro of this video is just me literally spamming the X

button on the private beta I want to get it to it so bad but I just want let me

hopefully soon or like fully soon before even the beta date time we'll find a way

to get in earlier hopefully sort of like that after somebody glitches it or

something but as far as I can tell it doesn't let you so it just says thank

you for downloading the private beta but anyways I'm not here to just show you

guys a video of me spam and eggs today I want to tell you guys all the level caps

all the what's it called the division caps in the game and what's going to be

in the beta so yeah if you guys are interested have to stay tuned for the

video burst y'all know what we got to do let's all that intro alright guys so the

stuff is pretty standard slash memory games have confirmed that the player

progression level cap for the private beta is 20 so sadly this is really

really low I don't know why they made it 20 but yeah the highest level you'll be

able to go to is 20 which is sad doesn't make any sense compared to the

divisions but it's whatever the level cap may increase though there's a beta

paid but it starts on August 25th so you know on 25th on August 25th the highest

cap is 20 might go up am I not we don't know whether the visions also have their

own like levels so the highest level you can get on that is level 4 and the

highest is level 5 so you know I don't know how you I don't know why they made

the divisions like to go up almost to like the last level but then you know

your normal level you only go up to 20 that doesn't make sense to me but it's

whatever I'm guessing they're gonna create about 30 or 40 for the

we'll cap any of you guys have never played a beta basically you know

obviously if you're playing like a beta is kind of like a demo of the game

they're not gonna let you unlock everything so they're going to like tap

it at you know a couple levels somebody I like twenty or thirty and then from

there you can't go higher than that at least during the beta during a full game

I still don't know what the highest level is for the full game yet I still

don't have even prestige icons as soon as I see them or they release them I'll

show it to you guys and so forth we ain't got nothing on that so yeah guys I

guess I'll be it for today's video I mean there's a lot of stuff coming out

and I'm gonna do separate videos on those you better believe that and um

yeah I guess that'll be it all wanted to really tell that to you guys's level

caps you know just you know so you guys can expect what highest level you could

go to I believe the the headquarters it's not gonna be in there sadly and the

beta but hey at least you're gonna use to play and hopefully sooner than later

and earlier than the beta date because you know it's already out on PlayStation

for those of you that have digitally pre-ordered it you can go right now and

all the private beta for free so yes if you guys are watching my video and some

of you just somehow you know the chance of is like zero point something but if

some of y'all know how to do stuff like that like get into stuff early you know

please try I hope how much ever doesn't it is but please try to get it and if

you set me up you already dope but uh yeah if you guys do see something like

that just tell me my comment where if you guys do see something like that on

social media or reddit or anyone on YouTube tell me my comments please I

might figure it out before even you guys comment but you know I might be

oblivious to it so if you guys somehow find a way just tell me hit me oh please

also I want to talk about the the little free beta weekend I'm not sure they're

gonna have that or not I hope they do but you know I really do hope they do

because I feel that you know don't have the beta and it's kind of messed up that

they don't so I really hope they they do but I'm not 100% percent sure if they

are gonna do that yeah guys I guess I'll be a that's all I wanted to talk about

the level cap and if he's not against a beta you know I'm me oh yeah guys anyway

so guys if you guys if I show you like if you love Michelle too you know yeah

see you guys on the next one

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First Year of Overwatch 2016-2017 - Duration: 7:32.

Yes! Yes! Yes! (kid in the back XD)

uh. Great amazing game guys! :)

damn nice one strawberry

POTG Demon: Berry! Hehehe ha...

Nice!

Hehehe... Berry steals the show again! XD

Heha haha!! Oh Berry!

you're moving in a circle and I can see that circle that's how! (gets caught again XD)

just get caught up walls quite often.. hehe :)

STRATEGIES INTENSIFY MANY TIMES DEALING WITH HARDMODE

Our Tale begins in adlessbrun where the lord of the castle has called for

heroes to come to his aid and defending against the mad! Dr. Junkenstein

our tale is about to begin

DIE DIE DIE! ( run soldier run or else all of our work is for nothing! no pressure!)

Junkenstein's most powerful ally appear! (wonder who could it be)

My servants never die!

Dr. Junkenstein's had made a bargain with the witch and she was not ready to release him.

PEW! PEW! PEW! WITCH DOWN!

WIth one last laugh Dr. Junkenstein fell from the balcony to the flag stone below and as the last of his laughter echoed

OMG! FINALLY!

YES!

OMG!

THAT'S LIKE THE HUNDREDTH TIME!

YES!

WE FINALLY DID IT!

omg!

That was so stressful! (๑ ˊ͈ ᐞ ˋ͈ )ƅ̋

We did it! ( ´△｀)

omg *intensifies!*

Yes!

Finally.....

Darn Winston! Oh my god

Yeah I think you just got "OUTPLAYED!"

When I can't aim today!...

Oh snap!(It's WIDOW)

Mad: Okay!

This is going to be........literal cancer

Me: I have the better........aim!

Um

Whatever.. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

No you don't! (OH COM'ON FIGHT ME!)

Yes I do!

CALCULATED SWAG!

AWW YEAH! LET'S GO! GET REKT! BOI!

The Bastion liked teleport!

That wasn't just me being incompetent! Teleport!

And were gonna die! Hey junky tire!

Of course we're gonna die

Pro LIO STEPS TO GLORY!

*Just realized shit just got real!*

Demon: WHAT!

*gasp*

OMG!

OMG! *voice covered*

PLEASE!

WHO DID THAT!

Pie: Good Carry Winston!

Aye!

I love that intro!

Dva POTG incorporated.

oh!

I assist there!

Hmm...*thinking mode activated*

Daniel or Strawberry

I'm gonna go with YoonyPoo!

Decides to either upvote myself or my beautiful healer (ಠ.ಠ)

Savage me! LOVE YOU HEALER! Forgive me! ❤

For the record I upvoted Strawberry! ❤

Hanzo Main: No you didn't...(；￣Д￣）

That's one vote was defintely you! (HEY NO HATE ON MY PRECIOUS HEALER!)( ≧Д≦)

That's a pro translocator..( ꒪Д꒪)ノ

AHHH!━(◯Δ◯∥)━ン

AH HAHAHAHAH!∗˚(* ˃̤൬˂̤ *)˚∗

ARE YOU SERIOUS!

*laughing contines and starts clapping*

OMG!

That's bullshit! XD

YEET!

YOU THOUGHT!

*PUNCHES BUTTON FOR SINGING MONKE*

*SUSPENSE INTENSIFIES*

Hi Ya YA iya iya iya iya

YA ya HEY ya ya ya

BUBBLE IT!

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3 Ex Muslims telling the truth & facts about their religion and how sickening it really is. - Duration: 18:48.

but I was a former muslim so it is no more Muslim to answer this when I used

to be a Muslim I never the way we think about it when I

was a Muslim I never thought calls on killing

non-muslim were evil actually we always you know Islam really makes your mind

think differently from logical Western thinking we can incorporate two

opposites ideas at the same time and feel perfectly comfortable with it for

instance we used to learn that Islam is a religion of peace and at the same time

we didn't feel any conflict when we would say but go kill the Jews it it we

never thought about it as as it conflicts the value system of logic and

this is the tragedy that most Muslim the majority of Muslims have no clue about

the religion and elliptically to them is all emotion it it's my father's religion

it's my the only religion I can believe in and it has to be right we were told

the Quran word by word was was was from God directly and and the way they

recited is so rhythmic and so emotional that really it feels it feels very

chilling I mean until today if you hear the men recited it it could he could be

saying in the recitation killed killing the infidels but it sounds so holy

so holiness and killing are not something when you're a Muslim they

don't conflict with one another it has become such a sick ideology that Muslims

must wake up and examine it examine the religion really examine the

religion but until today they are not they don't have the courage to

do that after the Revolution in Egypt I didn't see one one person in the

v-square carrying a sign that said separation of mosque and state even

though that they know very well that if we apply Sharia they never have a

democracy I'd like to add a bit to that about the peace by giving you a quick

historical anecdote you might find useful which is basically the word peace

in Islam as an etymological connection to the word submit and this is actually

sort of a game that a lot of Muslims play they say Islam means peace and in

way it does Salam comes from the same root as a slab which is submitted which

is the name of the religion and it's a kind of a historical thing that Muhammad

according to Islamic tradition used to send letters so the early Christian King

Musa for instance in Egypt and in Constantinople and he would say aslam

taslam and basically what that means it's submit have peace and so there's a

corollary between submitting which of course brings about a lot of violence

and bloodshed and killing and then that leads to peace and so that's why going

back to your question how is this religion of peace of you're out to kill

people the logic is that I'm out to kill them to create peace because they're so

you know they're not cooperating they're the bad guys

so we have to break them and make them submit and then it's peace also remember

Islamic law is the law of the law who is the supreme god and so it's perfect

justice so the idea is to establish the rule of Islamic law over the world which

is peace and so you have to kill people on the way to that that's not violence

that's justice it's jihad so you have a lot of Muslims condemning terrorism and

then when you look at their statements more closely they're condemning Israel

in the United States but not like Twin Towers or the Fort Hood shootings or

something like that because those things are terrorism they're justice in the

service of peace

if I may just start with a comment concerning President Obama's statement

about a slander slander libel defamation of character

have certain legal definitions behind them to speak the truth about Muhammad

is not to slander him so I would be as a Christian in support of that statement

that we shouldn't slander people but here's our misunderstanding of Islam and

the fact is what causes him to think that the truth is slander because the

reality of Islam is so unnatural enough whoring through the Western culture so I

can understand somebody confusing the two but also in Islamic law there's a

definition of slander that's different from that of American law in Sharia the

definition of slander is telling something about someone that they don't

want known it could be true but if they don't want it known and you tell it

that's slandering so see when I write a book about Muhammad and say this is what

they say Muhammad said and did that's slandering Muhammad because they

don't want Westerners to know those things even if they're all true it's

even more comical just to add to that in space on something you just said Nani

which is basically like as you do I watch a lot of Arabic programs of these

shapes sizes on the clerk's and they'll say all the same things that if I say it

I'm a terrible human being and the difference is they say it and they take

pride in it you're okay but they say it and they take pride okay so for instance

I'll see a program of an Islamic cleric saying it's okay to marry a girl it

really doesn't matter her age now they've concluded six or nine is not the

point her age the point is can she bear the

weight of the man therefore if a five-year-old is a strong girl and can

then that's okay and he'll say it and he's proud of it and he'll evoke the

Prophet of Islam okay and there's no problem but he's a great chick but if I

say it I'm saying it with a bit of criticism and we're both stating the

same thing but it's exactly why am I saying it I'm saying it to be critical

he's saying it and he's supporting it another Muslim clerk will come and say

and complain about how we really want to fix our economy we

need to do a Muhammad which is go on a jihad rate people steal their stuff

enslave them and sell them in markets and he'll get a loud thunderous applause

for that but if I say it and then I'm being critical and saying this is not

how it should be then I'm the bad guy so it's a lot of it has to do with the

value judgement which is sort of something that's been conveyed here for

instance Mohammed had he used to tell people that the urine of the camel and

his own urine would cure diseases his Mohammed's urine okay that's him in some

Hadees and today in Egypt because they're becoming so Islamist there is a

clinic that opened to sell camel urine because Mohammed said said so if I laugh

at it and write an article criticizing it I'm saying doing slander against this

land even though they're doing it so they aren't ashamed I mean come on let's

face it what kind of religion are you know kills people who insult them they

they must really don't have enough confidence in themselves

if lamb is a religion that has the least confidence in itself and that's why any

little criticism rocks them I mean go crazy because they cannot answer you

logically they cannot defend themselves logically so they resort to terror

violence the Quran itself says o you who believe

do not ask about things which is made plain to you will make you uncomfortable

and so even among Muslims they say and they quote the dollar on don't ask too

many dollars hash any questions believe in it as it is and that's why when

Muslims live in the Middle East nobody criticizes exam because it's a crime but

we come to America here and suddenly Americans are asking us questions very

innocent questions and we are just like oh my god

how dare they ask us this question we've never been asked this question in the

modern world you must be hating your slab

you're supposed to accept what we tell you as is and that's why I left the

religion not thought out the question for the layperson saying that there are

so many sects within Islam themselves in different divisions how would you

approach Muslims concerning the primary source of materials and how would you

reference them so that they carry some weight most of them don't know the

religion that's something I want to just alert you to you're saying about

different sects most Muslims are Muslims hardly ever read the Quran with try

understanding different sects are just following each other they hate each

other just because they were told to hate each other

and really you don't have to go to a political because if you know something

most probably a Muslim person doesn't know it when uh when one historical

thing a lot of Muslims what do they want they want a Caliphate right and they

always talk about the golden age of the Caliphate and how wonderful Islam was in

the world was and it was at peace and the other day I was looking at the the

Umayyad and the Abbasid Caliphate and amazingly a dumb vast majority of the

khalif's were all assassinated and usually when you have assassinations

going on that's an indication of turmoil and chaos so even the Golden Age

quote-unquote that is their paradigm that they wish to instill and to bring

about is itself full of bloodshed most people who have a mythical Golden Age at

least it's so you know it's utopic and however hard it is to actually realize

it but even their Golden Age is full of bloodshed and killing and destruction

and and one final hadith Muhammad himself said in the end times the Robie

I forget the number or something like 99 Islamic sects and psyche killing 72 and

71 will go to hell because only ones right

so heavy you don't know which I think the other one is an infidelity to go to

hell Oh since we are short of time I would appreciate it if you avoid making

statements and just ask short questions thank you I heard two-part question if

President Obama says the slandering music the Mohammed name why we cannot

say slandering then putting the clothes in a urine and called as an art also

defaming Mary or Jesus the flag ankles because Christians don't don't go and

write and kill and burn you're cowards we're basically colored that's why we

give too much respect but if Christians did riot and burn Obama would have no

problem slapping them down no no you would put them in jail and you a and how

dare you this is not this is unacceptable

this is reserved for Muslims because Muslims not oh well we kind of have to

treat them nicely because they're so violent that's illogical

but Christians know better so if you're violent you go to jail well we won't

tolerate it okay second part if I say Jesus Christ is the

only way to God not Mohammed is it they're slandering or is a hate crime

don't thank you so much you go to jail in Pakistan for saying that it could be

lynched by a mob this is how they victimize Christians in fact the last

year well it's getting to be that way here this is the thing that we're

talking about free speech tonight and if we want to look at what that would look

like we can look at the section 295 C of the laws of Pakistan and see how it's

applied in Pakistani society when I'm sure you're well aware that Christians

are routinely victimized by the blasphemy laws in Pakistan oh that's

exactly the law that they want to bring to the United States and it's exactly

the case where a Muslim who wants the the land that Christian owns or his car

or something that he's got he goes and he says do you believe Muhammad is the

Prophet and the Christians I don't believe Muhammad is the Prophet

he's accusing he gives him a blasphemy the guys arrested if he's acquitted then

a mob kills him and the Muslim can take whatever it is on his property that he

wants this is the the blasphemy laws in action and so that's what's coming he'll

be a Muslim world and own a diamond store jewelry store because you can be

accused of blasphemy shop and unwrapped thank you the UN resolution that you

mentioned in the beginning of 1618 or H basics is there any way that can be

undone what would what would be the necessary steps if there are any to have

that commitment you know from the president withdrawn well I guess the

president could just withdraw it I mean we're not technically bound at this

point this is the showdown I was mentioning that has to come whether we

are going to hold ourselves bound to international laws that contradict the

Constitution or whether the constant then that have been agreed to by the

United States government and thus constitute treaties or whether the

United States Constitution will Trump them and that has not yet been decided

but right now it would seem clear that if we had a president who affirmed the

freedom of speech and said that there would be no law that would infringe upon

the freedom of speech then that would be enough to do it

the problem is we don't have a president like that we're not going to have one

for at least four years and he could do a great deal of damage in the meantime

what policies would you like to see the Obama administration implement to

improve freedom of speech here or even foreign policy to bring more

stabilization to the Middle East master resignation

- in the talk that I gave earlier that Petraeus and General Allen had a chance

to explain and defend the freedom of speech when Muslims started rioting and

killing over the Quran burning or the Muhammad video or whatever the outrage

du jour was and they didn't and this is what they thought to be doing they ought

to be explaining why the freedom of speech is so important and why even

Afghanistan would benefit from having it an even Pakistan and even Egypt and so

on they ought to be I mean we really ought to have been doing this for years

we instituted constitutions in Iraq and Afghanistan that affirms Sharia as the

highest law of the land and that was all about you know we're all about the will

of the people and democracy and so on but what we could and should have done

when we had the opportunity and what I was saying at the time was that we

should have stood up for our own values and stood up for the oppressed Christian

minorities and Hindu minorities and non Muslim minorities in general in those

countries and brought to those countries and anywhere else where we could not

militarily necessarily but just as a society held as the highest values

equality of rights of all people before the law including women the freedom of

speech the freedom of conscience versus the death penalty for apostasy and so on

and if we had affirmed those things and insisted that governments in those

countries if we were going to be propping them up militarily would have

to adopt those things well the situation would be very different today there is

another thing that I'm noticing in the last few years since Obama took office

that our our media and our educational system is making any criticism of Islam

almost a shameful thing and we are feeling it we are bringing up a whole

generation of children in America who are absorbing and being shamed if they

exercise the ideology on that's something very new to America um

and yeah and that's very scary because before the laws in America could change

like what the UN doing trying to influence as we're bringing up a whole

generation of Americans that in 20 years they could accept a lot of mixed

blasphemy of Islam something because they are brought up on the idea that it

is such a shame that is so bad we are bringing up a new generation we're going

to be gone but we're going to leave that America that that that is going to be a

culture of pride and shame which is typical the Arab culture is a culture of

pride and shame that's how they get you by shaming you to death when your child

and then putting you high up on a pedestal or is joy when you're a child

if you say I hate Jews and when you are charged and you're rewarded heavily if

you hate Jews and you are treated like a villain if you if you just say that

slightest question about this lamp then we you bring up a generation that will

will accept oppression we're very close to this people don't realize how close

we are very close because Mohammed movie we are not going to be alive with the

Mohammed movie actually there were calls in the Los Angeles Times and in the New

York Daily News and in other major newspapers calls for restrictions on the

freedom of speech to make it impossible for such a movie to be made

yeah and that's absolutely abominable that not only is it coming from the top

but coming from the mainstream media as well and there's I don't see how the

freedom of speech is going to survive unless there is some major movement

against this now America has its first political prisoner the man who did the

movie wake up America he's in jail now he's in jail for a year for violating

some something in his we have our first political prisoner for blasphemy of

Islam in America today you

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Mirror X Non-Mirror, How to Learn Steps & How to Count | HOW TO LEARN KPOP DANCES #2 - Duration: 19:39.

Hi guys welcome to part 2 of my "How to learn to dance kpop" series! Last video I talked about getting started and I also showed some easy kpop choreographies. For this video I'll start by explaining the difference between mirror and non-mirror videos, cause some people seem to find it confusing.

First let's try learning the beginning of RED FLAVOR with a non-mirror video

I'm gonna be following Irene. It's not mirrored, therefore if I'm looking at the video and I see that she's facing that side <- I have to invert that in my head and turn to the opposite side

So I do the opposite of her. Then she gets up and puts this hand <- near her face and this hand -> near her hips. Because it's not mirrored I have to invert it, so I'm gonna get up and do the opposite.

If it was mirrored, though, I have to think like this: "mirror", so I have to look at it as if I'm looking at a mirror. How do we see ourselves in a mirror?

I have a mirror here... this is going to be hard. If I lift my right arm, my reflection does the exact same.

If I'm learning with a mirrored video I have to think as if I'm looking at a mirror. So I have to copy the exact thing I'm looking at.

If she's facing this way -> I have to face the same way.

If we look at this part from EXID's Ah Yeah, in the non mirror video she's moving this <- leg. Because it's not mirrored I have to think: when I turn around it has to look the same as EXID.

So I can't move this leg, cuz then it doesnt look the same. So I have to invert it in my head and move the other leg, then when I turn around to face the same way as them, it looks the same.

Now, if I look at the mirrored video, I find it much easier. Just as if I was looking at a mirror, I copy everything exactly like it is.

So, this leg -> moved, I will move the same leg, ok?

HOWEVER, you have to be careful with one thing. When the idols turn back.

Non mirrored video: when they're turned to the front, you have to invert it in your head and do the opposite. When they're turned to the back, you just copy it like you see it, because they're facing the back and so are we, so you just copy it, makes sense, right?

But when it's a mirrored video, it's the exact opposite. When they're turned to the front, copy it like you're looking at a mirror.. When they're turned to the back, invert it in your head.

To give you an example, let's look at SNSD's Holiday, non-mirror. For now they're still facing the front, so I'm inverting the moves in my head.

Why do I have to invert it in my head? Because I'm not facing the same way as them, they're facing the front and I'm facing the other way.

But when they turn around and face the back, I am also facing the back, so I can just copy as it is.

If it was a mirrored video, it's the exact opposite. Because it's mirrored I don't have to be facing the way they're facing, so when they're looking at the front, I copy as it is, like a mirror. When they face the back, I invert it in my head.

This is very confusing, right? But basically: Mirrored video: idols facing the front - copy as it is; idols facing the back - invert it in your head Non-mirrored video: idols facing the front - invert it in your head; idols facing the back - copy as it is

Each person is gonna have their preference, I personally only learn with mirrored videos, but I know people who like non-mirrored videos better. [There are tons of channels on youtube who upload mirrored videos, just search "(name of the song) mirror" and you'll find a lot of videos]

[Another option: download the normal video from Youtube and open it with VLC Media Player. This player has a setting that lets you mirror the video. I use it a lot.]

So, what are the options to learn kpop? 1st: tutorials. I have a tutorial channel, I'll leave the link in the description.

Tutorials are usually made by fans, there are tons of tutorial channels on youtube, every person has their method of teaching, you just have to search, watch and pick which one you like best. The person you can learn the best with.

Every person has their own method, but it's a person who's gonna be teaching you the movements and the countings.

More rarely, the idols do tutorials where they teach the point dances. The most recent one I can remember is Winner's Really Really where they taught part of the choreo.

The old format for 1thek's Let's Dance was also done with idols teaching their choreos. Unfortunately they don't do that anymore... but their old videos are still up so you can take a look.

If you choose to learn with anything other than a tutorial - like a dance version, dance practice or fancam - here are some ways to learn.

I'm gonna put the video in slow motion and try to copy it.

I'm lost already

The good thing about this is, because it's slow, you'll have more time to memorize the steps. It doesn't mean you'll do it once slowly and then you'll be able to dance it normall, but doing it in slow mo gives you time to start digesting and become familiar with the steps.

You can do it slowly and when you're confident you can gradually speed up the video. Let's try Kokobop's dance break slowly then let's speed up.

This method of speeding it up only works after you learned the steps. But for fast parts I do it a lot, it's very useful, because you learn it slowly then as you become familiar with the moves you'll speed it up.

Normal speed now, we started at 0.5!

Another way to learn is with the play and pause method. You see the first step, pause, copy. Play, see the next step, pause, copy, etc.

Pause. She did this. I copied it.

I didn't understand, will rewind.

"Pa pa" (sound effects..i guess)

I'm gonna do it again. *singing*

Pa pa pa

This is the way I learn the choreos. So.. *singing* flying higher

*singing* so, reviewing. *singing* I think I skipped a step

I'm literally learning this now, ok, so you can see how I learn dances.

\repeating it several times\

Now that I feel confident with this part, I'll go to the next part. Before that, I like dancing without looking at the video to see if I really memorized the steps.

It's so-so, right? I can move on to the next part.

Anyways, this is how I do. I learn a couple steps playing and pausing, then practice and when I feel confident I go on to the next part.

Sometimes when I'm feeling lazy I learn the arm movements while sitting down, then I get up and learn the leg movements.

So these were ways to learn the steps! Now... how do you learn the right time to do the steps???

There are 3 methods. First: counting. Counting is something very present in all sort of dances, it's usually done in 8-counts. Like: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3- and so on.

Depending on the dance, sometimes an "and" goes in between, if a step is faster than the rest, we can put an "and". Like "1 2 3 4 and 5 and 6 7 8". So that's what counting is.

I know a lot of people who don't like using counting or don't know how to count, like, they don't know how to find this pattern of 8-counts in music.

I don't even know how to explain how to learn to count, because I used to take dance classes my teachers were always yelling ONE TWO THREE FOU-, so counting is something that is already a part of me.

So I dont know how to explain how to learn to count... but it's all about rhythm, you know... Idk, Idk how to teach this.

I tried searching for songs that are good to practice find this pattern of 8-counts in songs, cuz they have very strong beats. Listen to this one.

Do you notice, pay attention to the beat, in the background there are drum sounds? Some lighter some stronger. The strong drum sounds are the counting for this song. Let's listen to it again?

Can you listen to this stronger drum sounds? Now I'm gonna count.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Now listen to this other song which also has strong beats that mark the counting. Try to listen to the beats.

You notice the beat right? Let's listen to it again.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Now for this one, listen to it once and see if you can find the counting.

Could you find the counting? I'm gonna do it with you to see if you found the right counting.

*counting* 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I just remembered, when we're young and the teachers are teaching us how to divide words into syllables, they teach us to clap our hands. "B. T. S." 3 claps, 3 syllables.

Idk, maybe to practice finding this 8-count pattern in songs, maybe it helps clapping your hands with the beat? Maybe clapping to the beat will help you learn the counting, because counting is about rhythm, and so is clapping. Let's try the next song clapping our hands.

Listen to this song and try to find the counting.

Can you notice the counting with the clapping? Idk, maybe it's a method that works, I just suddenly remembered elementary school and teachers telling us to clap to the syllables.

*counting* 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

So these were a few songs that I think have vert strong beats that might help you with learning how to find this 8-counts patterns in songs.

So counting is one way to learn how to do the steps at the right time. If you're watching the video and you see that they raise their arms at 4, you know you gotta do 1 2 3 4, at 4 you need to have your arms up.

Another way to do the moves at the right time is going by the lyrics. If the lyrics say "saranghae" and you see that they put their arms up at "hae", you know you're gonna do sa.rang.hae and at hae your arms need to be up.

So you can take the song and pay attention to the syllables and then match the step to the syllable. But it's not gonna work at all times, cuz not every step is gonna have one corresponding syllable.

Another method is going by the feel of the song. I have a teacher that says he never teaches choreos with counting, cuz he doesnt want the students to be too focused on the counting, he wants them to feel the song.

Sometimes, if you watch the original video too much, you'll naturally catch the right timing to do the steps without counting and without going by the syllables.

But this method is not always safe, cuz sometimes your feeling is not the same feeling of the original choreographer.

For example, on my dance cover of EXO's Lotto I went with the feeling, I usually do, but my feeling was different than the choreographer's, so I ended up doing some things at the wrong timing.

I knew the steps, but my timing was wrong cuz my feeling was different from the choreographer's feeling. So this "go with the feeling" method doesn't always work.

It's always good to confirm if you're doing the things correctly. I usually always get the timing from watching the original video too much, but sometimes I catch the wrong timing, so I like to check if I'm doing it right.

This is what I do to compare to see if I'm doing it like the original, both the steps and the timing.

Normally I film it with my phone and put the video here and the original dance on my laptop, but because my phone is out of storage I filmed with my camera and put the video on my laptop.

Now I'm gonna open the original video and the video I just filmed. Then I watch both side by side to see if there's anything different.

There you can see that I did some things at the wrong time, so I'm gonna fix it later.

So it's always good to check if you're doing the things correctly, at the right timing, so that's the way I do to check.

Speaking of EXO, EXO is a good example of a group that uses a lot of feeling when dancing. Whenever I try to learn an EXO dance I have a really hard time.

Because each member is doing something different at different times. Things that are millimetrically different from one another and I don't know who's doing it right and who's doing it wrong.

So when you come across a group like this, that isn't very syncronized [NO OFFENSE, I LOVE EXO OK] and it seems that every member is doing something different at a different timing

You gotta look to every single member and find the person who is doing the steps in a clearer way [In one of the next parts I'll be talking more about movements, clean x dirty, complete x incomplete, etc]

Whoever is doing it the cleanest is probably the person who is doing it right. There are lots of groups where it's better to learn a choreo by looking at someone who is not the main dancer.

Because the main dancer is someone who lives for dance, therefore they have a LOT of feeling. And sometimes they get too hyped and don't do the moves very precisely.

For example, in SHINee Taemin is the main dancer. The way he dances is with a lot of passion and soul, so sometimes it's not very clean.

In SHINee, I can never learn a dance by looking at Taemin. I have to look at Key or Minho, because they dance more cleanly, with more precise moves and I can understand what's happening better.

EXO too, I can never learn the dances by looking at Kai. I learned Monster with Baekhyun and Kokobop with Chen. So sometimes it's better if you don't look at the main dancer because they get too hyped and don't do it as cleanly or precisely.

Examples of groups where the main dancer dances very precisely and you can learn the dances easily by looking at them are: Seulgi of Red Velvet and Momo of Twice.

I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING AGAINST THESE GROUPS, OK? I LOVE EXO. I LOVE SHINee TOO, IT'S MY FAVORITE GROUP.

In my opinion, the best way to learn a kpop choreo is by looking at someone who is doing the steps cleanly and precisely, so you can know exactly what you have to do.

After you know exactly what to do, you can put your own feeling into it. So I don't have anything against these groups, ok?

And I also don't mean to say that Baekhyun, Chen, Key, Minho, Seulgi or Momo aren't good dancers or that they don't have passion because they do the moves cleanly.

All dancers have different qualities and incredible traits. I don't have anything against anyone, not the dancers I said have a lot of feeling and don't do the steps very cleanly and not the dancers I said do the steps cleanly because they don't put as much feeling.

It doesn't mean they don't have feeling or passion, and it doesn't mean that those other ones are not good dancers, ok? I don't have anything against anyone.

I'm just stating my opinion about who are the better people to look at when you're trying to learn a kpop choreo.

This video is already wayyyy too long so I'll be ending it here. This was the 2nd part on how to learn kpop dances.

On the next video I'll be talking about practicing, rehearsing and getting better. And also on one of the next part I'll talk about movements, clean x dirty, complete x incomplete, details like fingers, etc.

So subscribe to my channel to get the update on the next parts! Give this video a thumbs up, share it with your friends, comment and we'll see each other in the next part!

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Adverbs of Frequency | English Grammar | Speak Clearly & Confidently - Duration: 7:25.

Hello I'm Emma from mmmEnglish! There are many times in an English conversation

when you need to say how often you do something. For example, if you were asked

the question, "How often do you travel abroad?" "Do you often eat out at a

restaurant?" "How often do you visit your mother?"

Adverbs of frequency help you to explain how many times you do an activity

or how often something happens.

Adverbs give more information about the action in a sentence.

So, are you ready for some examples of these adverbs?

Always - when the action happens all the time. Frequently, normally, usually, often, regularly

- when the action happens many times.

Generally - when the action happens more often than not. Occasionally or sometimes

- when the action happens less often, not that often.

Rarely, seldom, hardly ever, infrequently - that's when the action happens only a

few times. Or never, when the action doesn't happen at all.

Now, usually these adverbs are used in the present tense and adverbs can go in

a few different places in an English sentence but most commonly they go in

the middle of the sentence, between the subject and the verb.

"They often take their dog to the beach." "We sometimes pick up dinner on the way home."

"I usually visit my grandparents on Thursdays." But you can also use them at

the beginning of your sentence or at the end. "They take their dogs to the beach often."

"Sometimes we pick up dinner on the way home." And "Usually, I visit my

grandparents on Thursdays." But we never put the adverb after the verb.

That just doesn't work! "We pick up dinner sometimes on the way home." Incorrect!

"In addition to these adverbs, there are a number of other English expressions that can help

you to say how often something happens. You can use this expression "once or

twice a.." with another time expression like day or week or year.

You can say "once in a while" and these expressions are similar to the adverb 'infrequently'.

Now you can also say "from time to time" or "every now and again" and these ones

are similar to saying occasionally or sometimes. You can also say "most of the

time". This is similar to saying often. Now all of these expressions are used at the

start or the end of a sentence but not in the middle. There are also a few ways

that you can explain that something that you do happens at the same time each

week. "I take an English class every Wednesday" or "I take an English class on

Wednesdays." The two sentences mean exactly the same thing but the name of the day

is plural and that tells the listener that it happens every week. It's a

regular event. Using adverbs of frequency are especially helpful when you're

describing your daily or your weekly routine. So to explain, let me tell you

about a typical day in my life. I regularly wake up at 6:00 a.m. It's

early, I know, but I like to get a head start on everyone else. Occasionally,

I'll meditate or do yoga, but I don't do this as often as I would like to. I usually

work for a few hours before I have breakfast. Normally, I make an omelette or

some eggs but sometimes I just have fruit and yoghurt. I always have a strong

cup of coffee before I start working. Generally, I go out for a run at around

11 a.m. and I use this exercise to break up my day. Every now and again, I go to

the beach for a swim before I come home and I have a quick shower and a light

lunch before getting back to work at about 1:00 p.m. Even though I enjoy

cooking, I rarely eat dinner at home. By this time of the day I'm sick of being

stuck in the house and I want to go and meet some friends or eat dinner out.

So I finish working at about 7:00 and get ready. I never drive because it's too

hard to find a park. Plus, I don't live that far from the city. Most of the time,

I meet some friends at a cheap Thai restaurant or local pub. But, once or

twice a week I splurge and I go somewhere special! I try to be in bed by

11:00 but that hardly ever happens. So, you can see that there are lots of

different ways of expressing yourself and expressing how often something

happens in English. Learning to use these adverbs will help you to express

yourself more clearly when you're speaking. So, think about your daily

routine and see if you can use any of these adverbs and expressions to

describe what you do! Well, that's it for this lesson!

Remember, that these expressions are mostly used in the present tense.

Other adverbs are used with the present continuous and the present

perfect tenses but that lesson is for another day. We're working on the present right now!

Keep watching more mmmEnglish lessons right here and here and be sure to

subscribe to this channel if you haven't already. I upload new lessons every week

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Como dibujar a: Spiderman vs El Buitre (English sub.)/How to draw: Spiderman vs The Vulture - Duration: 13:27.

Hello and welcome to a new video

In this video I will show you the process of this drawing

I hope you enjoy

To start making this drawing Let's make a general sketch of the image by means of a series of circles

These will represent the body parts of each character

I like to represent the general drawing in a very basic way

Once these circles are made, we begin to detail the drawing a little more

We will begin to detail the contour of the spiderman's face

Then draw the eyes which are facing left

Then we will detail the shoulders and begin to make the left hand

As you can see I was wrong with this part since I could not do the hand position correctly

And I did not like the way it looked

In the next shot you can see how the arm appears upright

After correcting the arm we continue to make the remaining parts of the body without much detail

After doing the right arm we continue with the left leg and then with the right leg

Once convinced of the general form we will continue giving more details

I began detailing the right arm and all the accessories that have the hand

Once made the black lines of the sides we began to make the spiderwebs of the suit

We continue making the lines of the pants and we detail the boots

With finished spiderman we continue with the vulture

But we will do it in a different way

First let's do the sole, the pants and the armor of the legs

Finished the bottom we continue with the torso, the head and both arms

With the body of the vulture finished we will make the wings

You can detail the wings in the sketch or you can do it when you color it

Once the sketch is finished we will partially erase the drawing

This is because to make the realistic effect the pencil has to be erased as much as possible and the drawing does not become dirty

I started doing the eyes with black white and cold gray

Both eyes are colored in the same way

In some places I will point you where each color should go

With the eyes finished we continue with the red areas

Utilice gris cálido para dar sombras y utilicé tres tipos de rojos

Red crimson, scarlet red and permanent red

Complement with blue and brown colors to give more emphasis to shade areas

I recommend starting with the areas of the most intense color suit and on these go putting lighter colors

For example if you have areas of shadow and light first color the shadow and then degrades the color until you reach the light

If you are wondering I am using prismacolor premier colors

Are colors that I use a lot and with which I color most of my drawings

If you would like to know how I use these colors let me know in the comments and possibly do a tutorial on this

I recommend using the same procedure of the zones of red that in the zones of blue

The shadows I made them with dark cold gray

The types of blues I used are indigo blue, copenhagen blue, electric blue, blue board and blue cloud

The lighter areas I use white or cool gray

For the realization of this drawing I was based on the movie Spiderman Homecoming that came out a few months ago

In fact this drawing I did before the release of the film since I was very excited about the movie

I liked the movie very much

did you like the movie? Or did not live up to your expectations

Write it in the comments, I would like to read your opinions :)

The names of the colors I said are the ones that come written in each color

Maybe if you use other types of colors will not come with those names

And you have to experiment with the colors until you have one of your liking

Also if you do not like the colors that I chose you can change them for others of your preference

At the end of that is learning to draw

One has to create their own criterion of either the colors that will be used or the parts of the drawing that you are going to realize

Once Spiderman is finished we continue with the vulture

We will begin coloring his head and from there we will go down to his jacket, pants, etc.

The head color it with black, cold gray and some green for the flash in the eyes

For the jacket use gray french and white

The pants I made with cold gray and three types of greens

Green grass, green apple and sap green light

With the body of the finished vulture continue with the wings

The wings are mostly black however there are areas that I made with warm gray and others with cold gray

The darker areas are with warm gray and the lighter areas with cold gray

For the turbine of the wings use cold gray and very little indigo blue and it passes with white to give the effect of luminosity

With the finished drawing we will make a background

The background I did with watercolor as I feel it is a very good technique for funds and because it is easy to degrade it

With watercolors the only advice I can give you is that you always paint from light to dark, unlike colors

With watercolors it is easy to correct a wrong illuminated area but it is impossible to correct a dark area

With the dry watercolor we will give some last details with white acrylic paint

We give the last details in the mask of spidey, the webs, the eyes of the vulture

And the drawing is ready

If the video has liked you, has entertained you or has served you in something leave your like and comment that you thought

In case you want more of this type of videos in the tags I leave you some drawings that could comment

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