Youtube has a brand new logo
According to Youtube, the new logo is better designed for the multi-screen world we live
in.
What has changed in the logo?
The tube has been removed from the tube.
And is attached to the You ... Youtube.
The Youtube play button we all know ... ... that has been moved to the beginning.
"Designed for our multi-screen world, the updated Logo combines a cleaned up version
of the YouTube wordmark and Icon, creating a more flexible design that works better across
a variety of devices, even on the tiniest screens"
The new font, logo, and color were rolled out on August 29 on YouTube's desktop and
mobile app.
So this T-Shirt... ...is outdated!
Youtube has changed dramatically over recent years.
From the plan to make a video dating site ... yes, dating site, new owners, new and
strict policies, new looks and now for the first time in twelve years the new Youtube
logo.
Here's YouTube over the years.
The very first video was published by the founder of Youtube "Jawed Karim" published
on Apr 23, 2005.
The comment system was implemented in mid-June 2005.
The user Marco Cassé placed the very first comment on Youtube on June 14, 2005, at 9:05
AM.
He wrote "LOL" The video with most view all-time is
the music video clip "Gangnam Style" with almost 3 billion views.
What do you think of the new Youtube logo?
Share your opinion in the comment section below
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welcome to escuadron111, this is the section today discover of the Falcon wing and we continue with the right console
today is about ilumination
this panel is not full implemented,
this knob the DATA ENTRY DISPLAY is the DED, the brightness of the DED
now you can see it turned on, only two clicks
and one clik
this options are under primary
then are the instruments panel, now you can see the clocks lighted
and all the panels the retro light of the text
off now
the next one is not implemented
in my opinion this other knob must be the consoles light, and keep the previous one only with the clocks
some bug here , lol
the flood section is a kind of light that use the idea of a lamp in your desk
this one is not implement in the instrument section, and the other one is consoles but is going to light everything
there are two intensities of light
this must be individual but in BMS this two are working together
Iwant to show to you one light flood of this
over here there is one of this lamps
for last, is this switch, mal % ind lts, is not implemented, have to modes normal light bri, and night vission googles mode, dim
with that you could use the night vission googles adapting the ckpit in one click
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LOOK WHAT YOU MADE ME DO - TAYLOR SWIFT | ONE HOUR SONG CHALLENGE - Duration: 6:46.
Hey guys, it's me Simon aka Blanks
Today it's time for a new...
I hope you had a nice vacation like me
I transformed this room into an awesome music room
And it's superawesome
I didn't ask on SnapChat which song to do, because...
There's only one song I could do this week
And that's the new song of Taylor Swift
I have a cool way I want to approach this
Let's get the clock involved
It's 4.20 and I have an hour until 5.20
The hour starts now!
The song is pretty electronic
There's an electronic bass, drums...
There's no real instruments
I'll change that
The intro goes...
I'm hearing some...
Violins!
We'll do that too, a piano and a guitar
That'll be cool
We start with piano
YEAH Yeah
yeah The piano sounds...
I don't want that
I want a more...
Sound
So I'll...
Hear that?
We'll look for a good dun-kum
A good dun-kum
Are you half-way?
That needs something like a snare
That's the sound
Ow, wasted 15 minutes already
Okay, uh, guitar...
The real instruments make it more lov...
Y-You'll see that real instruments makes it live
...Becomes... Is that Dutch?
Oh, that's a cool sound
One, two, three and...
Oh, nice, nice
Now, piano
Here it comes
Some more here
And a higher one
Let's make a plan
I recorded a lot of guitar riffs, now I'll put them in the mix
Yeah, so cool!
So cool!
Real awesome!
First, on the chord I want...
And then...
That causes a sick effect
What I said about real instruments has a lot of potential
You know what, with the drums here I'll ask Bram to help me out
I have this now
Wait, let me put on the headphones
Do you want hear the whole thing first
Yeah I'll listen through...
-When the bridge comes you should... Yeah I'll listen through...
-When the bridge comes you should...
Am I hearing it now?
Oh!
And here you have to...
Yeah!
Yeah, exactly
That's how it goes
What?
Yeah, I don't know when it starts
It starts after this E7
And then...
Okay?
Here you go
Yes, nice! Okay...
It's great that Fleur is here too
Bram's girlfriend
She plays the saxophone
*incoherent chatter*
For the chorus I want, you know...
So I'll ask Fleur to, as badly as she can...
Play those notes
Uh, what key was it again?
C#
C#?
F#
F#
I said that, right?
Can I do it again?
Of course
Okay, only the high note, remember?
And now that...
Yeah, exactly
We have to be fast, just 7 minutes left
Perfect, that wraps it up
Now I have to record the singing
Good luck!
Thank you, thank you, thanks a lot
Whoa, this sounds so nice, guys
Okay
Okay
This is all I can do
I'll see you after set-up
Here I am and as you can see it's a minute later
I secretly took 4 minutes too long
But that doesn't change the fact that this'll be one of the best OHSCs ever
I'll sing now
I've been keeping that in for a while
Oooh, thanks for watching
I have the feeling that this OHSC was...
The best one ever
By the way, if you want some Blanks shirts you can order them through my webshop until Sunday evening
So, check it out since you can't get them after that
This'll be a collector's item
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Outlands and Sigil - D&D Lore - Duration: 6:43.
Hello everybody Jorphdan here the PH is silent.
And today we're finishing our planescape journey by visiting the very center of the
great wheel.
The Outlands and Sigil.
Now the Outlands is a flat disc of land that is the center of the Great Wheel Cosmology.
It's kind of the spokes of the wheel, the fulcrum of the Outer Planes.
It is a plane of neutrality, incorporating a little bits of the planes but keeping them
all in balance.
The terrain varies with prairies, mountains, and shallow rivers.
Around the outside edge are gate-towns, Sixteen settlements built around a portal that leads
to an Outer Plane.
Each town shares the characteristics of the plane where the gate leads.
So if one knows where these portals are it is possible to travel across the great wheel
rather than around it.
So far we've talked about planar travel as floating along the River Styx or River Oceanus
and there are various portals that lead to adjacent realms.
But to travel directly from Arborea to the Abyss would be impossible unless there somehow
existed a connecting portal between the two.
If adventurers find the right path they can cut across the Outlands to reach their destination
rather than going around the great wheel.
The Plane has a neutralizing effect that keeps it true neutral.
Although the law, chaos, good and evil can bleed through, overall the plane is neutral.
Balancing these forces with one another.
This neutralizing effect touches weapons and spells too.
Reducing all healing and damage to the minimum possible while having no effect on Strength
or magical bonuses.
Magic itself is gradually neutralized as you approached the center of the plane.
High level spells ceased to function and the closer you get to the center lower level spells
would begin to fail.
Until finally even first-level spells would not function.
This applies to divine magic as well and because of this the center has become a meeting place
or common ground used by intelligent species of the outer planes.
Creatures of differing alignments meet here to be on equal ground.
There are no native species to the Outlands but plenty of other creatures native to the
planes make their lives here.
The center of this plane contains a giant spire on top of which is Sigil.
Sigil, also known as the Cage or The City of Doors is a city-state and supposedly the
center of the multiverse.
It's a donut shaped realm that hovers just above the giant spire at the center of the
Outlands.
That donut shape in mathematical terms is called a Torus.
A Torus is the product of two circles, one touching another creating that familiar shape.
I won't get into all the math here because well it's probably above me and it's not
important.
Still it's kind of cool that they took this shape to represent sigil rather than a traditional
sphere.
There is no sky in Sigil, just an all-pervasive light that waxes and wanes to create night
and day.
There are no entrances to Sigil, except via portals.
This gives it the name of "The Cage" as the place can become a prison if you don't
have a portal key.
Anything could be a portal, really, an archway, a door, a barrel hoop, a picture frame.
They could take you anywhere in the multiverse or into the next room, which I guess is what doorways do already…
but you get my point.
Having a portal key is very important, regular teleportation spells are blocked in Sigil.
Also you're unable to conjure anything from another plane of existence here.
The city of doors could easily be considered the city of locked doors.
The ability to travel anywhere, if you have the correct key.
Sigil is divided up into six districts or wards.
The Clerk's Ward which is home to the bureaucrats and middlemen.
The Hive Ward which is the slum and home to the poor and rogues.
The Lady's Ward home to the richest elites and Sigil's government officials.
The Lower Ward which is the industrial district.
And the Market, home to well a market.
Traders, craftsmen, guild members etc.
The city is a plane unto itself, existing outside the rest of the universe but intricately
connected to it through unnumbered planar portals.
It's a filthy, noisy city with smoke choked alleyways and crowded streets.
The residents in Sigil are diverse to say the least.
All manner of creatures live here.
It's not uncommon to see angels and devils, drow and eladrin, githyanki and mind flayers
pass one another on the street with barely a glance.
The inhabitants of Sigil reflect the inhabitants of the universe.
There is no-one native to Sigil, all have migrated there but those that do live there
live in peace out of fear of the Lady of Pain.
Sigil is controlled, or run by an entity known as The Lady of Pain.
She runs the show, but not in a direct way like a mayor or a queen.
However never forget, Sigil is hers.
Many people believe she is the one that keeps everything running.
Some say she pulls fresh air from the plane of air, and water from the plane of water
to keep Sigil alive.
The touch of her gaze causes wounds to spout blood, and her smallest gesture can banish
someone or something into an endless maze spawned in a pocket dimension.
Her presence is said to prevent deities, demon princes, and primordials from entering the
City of Doors.
Finally I'd like to briefly talk about the Far Realm.
Also called the outside, it's the plane that is outside the standard cosmology.
It's comprised of an infinite number of very thin layers.
Ranging from an inch to a mile in thickness each separated from the next about ten feet.
It's the space beyond the planes; a terrifying alien realm.
The Far Realm is beyond the already difficult-to-comprehend multiverse.
Mortal or immortal who has attempted to comprehend the truth of the Far Realm eventually concludes
that endeavor with a shattered mind at best.
At worst, such people are subsumed and corrupted, becoming monsters themselves.
Monsters exist here, gelatinous worms that work their way through the layers.
Aboleths, mind flayers, and beholders all come from the Far Realm.
Aboleths appear not unlike the forms that still exist in the Far Realm, but creatures
such as beholders and mind flayers have changed since being on the Material Plane for so long.
Mind Flayers have adopted a much more humanoid presence since being on the Prime Material
Plane.
Where the realm touches the rational world the warping pressure of the Far Realm transmutes
previously inert substances.
Blending realities result in horrifying corruptions, disruptions, and sometimes even birth squiggling
aberrant monstrosities.
The Far Realm is D&D's version of HP Lovecraft.
The weird ancient gods that are as big as cities living out in the Far Realm unaware
of the Prime Material Plane.
Us small players can't even comprehend their existence.
And that's it, we finished all the cosmology.
Maybe in the future I'll expand on some of these realms.
I know I got a lot of comments on missing information, or just wanting more in information.
For now I think I'm done, but we can always revisit them in the future.
I think I'll go back to what random Forgotten Realms lore I can dig up.
I'll keep researching if you keep watching.
Thanks everyone and I'll see you in the next video.
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Step 7 - Speak The Truth With Kindness - Duration: 2:38.
Do you find when you're in a conflict or you're trying to resolve an issue that
you can either run away from it or get overly aggressive?
Some people call that being passive or being aggressive and the common knowledge there is to be assertive.
It's that middle ground.
It's being truthful but it's also being respectful
And principle number seven in twelve steps to conflict resolution is to speak the truth with kindness.
That's the balance.
Always be truthful. Always be kind.
If you speak the truth you won't run away from it.
You'll speak the truth. You won't be a coward. You won't go hide in your cave.
You won't dodge the issue. You won't live in denial.
Instead, you will address it.
Even if it means dealing with hard issues about yourself as well as the other person.
That's painful but that's how you work through conflict.
You always speak the truth but you always do it with kindness.
You're never disrespectful. You're never uncaring, unloving.
You're never unkind. You speak the truth with respect or love and with kindness.
So, speak the truth with kindness.
That is the heart of conflict resolution.
Again, think of two rails of a train track.
One is truth, one is kindness.
The train will move along just great if it stays on the train track.
If the train or you, your life says, hey I'd rather just jump off the tracks and go run around that field
And do your own thing or if the train or again you and your life say, hey I only
Need to be truthful I don't need to be kind or hey I only need to be kind and
Passive and therefore I should just dodge those issues and not address them
In both cases, the train will crash and burn it can't make it without two rails
of a train track and neither can you.
Wisdom so often is two rails that are together.
They seem like they're constantly in tension but you need to do both.
Because by personality bent by grid will tend to go one extreme or the other.
So speak the truth.
Don't be a coward.
Be honest but do it lovingly, kindly with kindness with respect.
Lifting up people but dealing with issues.
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Tony Robbins: Stop Thinking That I Can't Do It ( Tony Robbins Psychology ) - Duration: 25:17.
About digging inside and figuring out what are the things that control every
thought every feeling and emotion of your life if you ever wanted to make a
change you wanted to lose weight you wanted to transform your relationship
you wanted to make a shift financially in your life and you find yourself
making progress but pulling back or never really even getting started just
being excited about it for a while talking about it but not really
following through then there's something there something that affects the way you
follow through something affects the quality of your life and I'm here to
tell you there's two things that control everything in your life every thought
every feeling every emotion every action you have in your life what you're
wearing today whether you're gonna turn this off within a few minutes or whether
you're gonna stick with me here for two or three minutes is all controlled by
two things your beliefs and your values whatever you believe if you think life
is just a waste of time doesn't matter what you do or you know you're big-boned
then obviously you're not gonna go for it you're not gonna try to lose weight
you're not gonna go push for that next level of your career or your finances or
or your relationship or anything else beliefs control us but so do our values
some people you know value just kicking back some people value making it happen
some people value their family the most some people are value love but you know
the real challenge is we have values in conflict when you really want to make a
difference in the world or you really want to do well for your family or you
really want to do well financially but simultaneously you know you don't want
upset anybody do you want to be totally honest you want to make everybody happy
when we have conflicts between what we want and what we think we can have or
you know you have a goal of what you really want to make happen but then you
have this other belief inside that says damn stuff never does work those inner
conflicts are what keep people from using all of their energy it's kind of
like taking two steps forward and three steps back people who succeed in any
situation have a pattern of what they do to
succeed and it doesn't matter whether that person is succeeding at a business
context or a relationship context doesn't matter what the environment is
the fundamental lessons or cause for succeeding are very very basic
so if we're looking for the ultimate success for me the very first thing we
have is you have to know what you want which we call know your outcome you're
gonna succeed at anything it's hard to succeed hard to hit a target when you
don't know what it is and as simplistic as this sounds dunno if you most people
really know what they want what do you think yes or no at least not consciously
they don't right and so it's gonna be very very difficult to achieve what you
want waited to having to find it but this is going to become a question we're
gonna want you to ask yourself a lot what is my outcome in this situation I
even have a time management system that I developed it's really a life
management system which we call opa because the first Oh sounds for what's
my outcome cuz you can come up with a question like what should I do and
you're gonna end up with a long list but as you do all these things what'll
happen is you can cross something off your list and still be unfulfilled and
not really achieve anything that matters so you say what's my outcome first then
you begin to decide what you need to do to get the outcome so in this case we
want to say what's your outcome you want to make it a habit ask this question i
watch your the middle of a conversation stop yourself if it seems to going
nowhere and say what's my hell come here I want to connect you don't want to
influence this person you want to learn something what's your outcome for
example how many of you have ever been caught up in an argument and you even
forgot what you're arguing for but you knew you had to win how many been there
say I okay if in the middle of that argument you would ask yourself the
question what's my outcome here I guarantee your brain would say well my
outcomes like the fight my outcomes to resolve this and if you get clear on
what your real target is your behavior will change automatically so very very
few people know what they want and the more you clear you can get about what
you want the more you can really achieve so my right underneath this is the
subset of number one still number one just like clarity is power
clarity is power but more clear you can become but what it is you really want no
more power you're gonna have cuz your brain is like a servomechanism in a a
bomb as an example they sent a missile out it has a servomechanism it knows
what the target is and when the target moves it follows it well your brain is
very similar when you decide exactly what as you want you start picking up
information that you never would have picked up before consciously for example
have you ever bought a particular car maybe or maybe a certain outfit and then
all of a sudden you see that car or outfit everywhere how many got that
experience ai well what's that car outfit already around you all the time
yeah but you didn't notice it because there's a portion of your brain that it
was responsible for one thing and that is screening out 99% of what you see
here and feeling life because if you were to notice everything that's going
on in this room right now you go stark raving mad but most of you don't you put
attention to a small number of things if you could right now notice what millions
of things you can notice my voice you could listen to what I'm saying you can
notice what's going on the background the screens you could hear the air
conditioning you can smell your neighbor off to all that jumping up and down
notice that right you can feel it maybe a little sweat trickling across your
chest or whatever was going on after all that jumping up and down you could feel
the blood maybe vibrating or circulating through your left eardrum but you don't
think about those things so maybe I mentioned them or something triggers it
so this part of our brain that's responsible for deleting most of our
thoughts and most of the things that are going on around us that part of our
brain when you know when it knows what you want it makes you notice those
things you suddenly see that car because it's important it's called the reticular
activating system you don't have to write all the down for sure that's
called Ras the reticular activating system tells your brain what to pay
attention to so when you say that this is what I really want now anything that
relates to that that you would have noticed before will start popping up
into your focus and a lot of times people say it's amazing I decided this
and it was kind of you know synchronicity these things started
popping up all these things were probably around you before but you never
notice them because you haven't decided your outcome
now when you know your outcome you're had a 95% of the population
but that's not enough ii think i don't know is a lot of times you know your
outcome but you lose your drive you know you want something but you forget the
most important thing which is know why you want it
know why you want it you gotta know the purpose in our opa training system when
people are managing their lives we have them ask what's my outcome and then why
do i want this because any person's success so really successful knows
exactly what they want they know why the reason i don't know why is remember I
said yesterday reasons come first answers come second get enough reasons
you can get a big enough why you can figure out hide of you about anything
but you got to have purpose because purpose provides drive now if you know
what you want and you know why you're lightyears ahead of most the population
but you gotta go the step that most people seem to avoid and that is you got
to take massive what that's right and a key word there is massive massive action
can be a cure-all when you know what you're after and you know why you want
it cuz we know what you're after when you take a CH and you won't just be
expending energy you'll be moving yourself in a direction towards
something you really really want and by the way last night we call taking
massive action personal what power which means ability to take action and what
stops people from taking action primarily what fear and the way you get
over that fear is what do you think is the number one fear most people have
failure and the reason is they feel if they fail they won't be loved
they'll be rejected they'll be hurt they'll be judged so what they really
are afraid of is losing love and they think that this rejection or I should
say this failure will lead to that rejection or loss of love the truth of
matter is you can't fail unless you don't try you try something doesn't work
you just learn from it and that'll make you better the next time you go about it
now if you know your outcome know why you want and take massive action you're
now in the most small percentile of people on the planet
so what's the next step though well you can take a lot of action and get caught
up in a pattern like become so determinate you became what tunnel
vision like I know this is gonna work and so you keep running east looking for
a sunset with total certainty and a lot of belief high-standard still doesn't
work so what you have to be able to do to succeed
you don't get caught up in some old pattern is you got to know what you're
getting know what you are know what you are getting the word we use for this is
for sure is we call it sensory acuity sensory acuity is the idea that you want
to become acutely sensitive to whether what you're doing is working or not you
don't want to just say okay I know what I want to know I don't want it I'm just
gonna make it happen this is how I'm gonna do it you keep hammering and
hammering and hammering it doing something that doesn't work and people
do this all the time right do the same thing over and over again expecting a
different result that's called insanity you can't do the same thing again and
again expect a different result when you can see it it doesn't get the result but
we get caught up in our patterns so we want to get really sensitized acutely
sensitized sensory acuity to whether what we're doing is working or not
and by the way sensory acuity is really the measure of a person's intelligence
what I mean by that is how do we measure intelligence intelligence is a measure
of the number and quality of distinctions you have in a given
situation like for example if you talk to Eskimos that's actually not the
politically correct term anymore I guess it's in a way you talk to it in a way
what we formally called Eskimos you'd find out that in a way have more than a
dozen words for the word snow more than a dozen now I'm from Southern California
guess how many words I have for snow one I don't see any of it it's called smell
baby right but they got to know what kind of snow they're gonna make more
refined distinctions to be effective in the world to get their outcomes they
don't know what kind of snow you can build an igloo out of what kind of snow
you can take your dogs through what kind of snow you can eat alright what kind of
snow you're gonna fall through so who has more intelligence who has more power
in that snowy environment the Eskimo Army which one Eskimo because they have
more sensory acuity they have more refined distinctions about what each of
these elements mean versi to see it as snow now if you took that Eskimo and you
snuck in my car in Los Angeles then we fried out maybe I have a little more
intelligence because he might try to steer the thing using the rearview
mirror right he just doesn't know so since he doesn't have that acuity he
doesn't have those distinctions you new terribly well there see some people
I can hold this up and I can say what is this and they say well that's a cylinder
other people say no no that's a blue white black cylinder someone else says
no no that's a blue color marker a few people say no no now such as the blue
color marker that is a pilot super color bright and white color marker and if you
get in your clothes they don't never come out now which through those people
has more power 1 2 3 or 4 4 because they have the largest number of distinction
so now if you know your outcome you know why you want it you got your purpose you
got your drive you got your a and oppa this is outcome purpose action you know
the mass of action you're taking action and you notice what's working what
happens if you notice it's not working you're taking action but it's not
getting you closer to outcome what's the obvious fist step but this step is
change your approach
change your approach if what you're doing your cutie says is not working
change it now what if you change approaching that's still not working
then what would you do what would you do come on what would you do change again
keep yourself in a peak state sit up in your chair some of you've gone back into
that deep hypnotic state of learning I can see and what have you tried that it
didn't work they don't want you to do what does that doesn't work what do you
do and what if that doesn't work what do you do what if that doesn't work what do
you do what is up there all that and still doesn't work what do you do and
what have you tried out and it doesn't work how many times until you find out
what works do not say to yourself I've tried everything that's bull if you
tried everything you have what you want why I've tried everything but I've tried
millions of things millions numbers them name them well maybe tens of thousands
tens of thousands name a thousand well maybe 100 name on it well maybe I did
these two things over and over again that don't work okay but when we start
saying I've tried everything we tend to incant that don't wait we make it an
incantation then we believe it and since we think we've tried everything we just
give up it's garbage not true hey let me ask you a question how long would you
give your average baby to learn how to walk you know before you shut them off
and didn't let them try anymore yeah what are you crazy
my kids gonna keep trying until he or she walks ah magic formula
you know what almost every the whole world walks okay so this is the ultimate
success form that comes down to knowing what you want why you want to take a
massive action know what's working and simply changing your approach until you
get it that's it anyone who succeeds does this they may not call it Robins
ultimate success formula but I guarantee they did it on a corny example Thomas
Edison these lights in here did this guy know his outcome yes or no yes or no
he was absolutely clear without knowing the outcome you couldn't have built that
in million years it didn't exist before he had to decide he want to create this
result without the use of candles did he know why you want to do it you
you read his writings this man had a sense of incredible purpose and drive
did he take massive action yes or no oh yes tens of thousands of experiments did
he noticed when it wasn't working and learned from it yes or no did he keep
changing his approach that's why right now in this room we don't smell camel
white right now if you know the old story of him was written about him early
in his early days he's got his best friend with them he's doing this
experiment and as he's doing he creates a small explosion which shakes the room
scares both of them very very severely and then at the end of that he gets up
and his friend is totally shaken freaked out he pulls out his journal he starts
writing and his buddy says to him what's the matter of you would saying almost
killed us so you gonna wait you have 10,000 failures for you give this stupid
idea up and Addison's response to him was I didn't have a failure there he
goes after 9090 99th failure he said no it's not he said I discovered the 9,999
way not to Amenti electrolyte bulb but I did discover how to create a small
explosion which may be useful in the future somewhere else interesting right
because he understood what this process was he did Bruce Springsteen use this do
you think you just want went out used his gravelly voice and said they may be
born to USA and everybody went yeah you're it man that what happened know
what really happened if you know his story was that all the agents of evil
went to try and book was said just playing the guitar and keep your mouth
shut your voice is gross sounding it's
gravelly it's irritating no one's gonna like the stuff keep your mouth shut and
play the guitar but he knew what he wanted he had all the drive you can
imagine knew why he wanted took massive action kept changing his approach till
he got what he wanted how about Sly Stallone Sylvester Stallone rocky rocky
story is this even right but slices to slice a good friend of mine and when I
first met him years ago he's listened to my tapes and stuff and invited me over
for dinner we started talking and I said you know I've heard your story from
other people but I really wanted to hear from the horse's mouth I don't know how
much is mythology and urban myth and how much is true so he told me the whole
story said the essence of it though was he said he knew his whole life well you
want to do she's very very young he wanted to be in
the movie business period I mean not just TV movies and yes he said why was
for him it was a chance to have people not only escape but to inspire people
and by the way that drive is what made most of his movies inspired people to
what they're capable of to overcome unbelievable obstacles because in his
own life he felt like he did that when he was born he's pulled out by the
forceps that's why he looked the way he did
it's why he talked the way he did and he said so I really want to do that and he
said I know why I want to do it I wasn't one to settle for anything else and he
said what happened was I went out to try and get jobs and it's not like I went
her dream they want you you're a star it didn't work out real well they looked at
me and said hey you're stupid look and do something else you know cos there's
no place for you in that stuff you're never gonna be a star in the movies
you're insane no one's gonna wanna listen if somebody looks Bobi and talks
out of the side of their mouth right and got no after no after no after now he
said I was thrown out more fit more than 1,500 times of agents offices in New
York I said they're only 15 minutes in New York I said I know I've been on five
six seven eight nine times he said number one guy went in there and I got
in there at four o'clock and he wouldn't see me so I stayed there and I would not
leave I stayed overnight they came back that's morning I'm still sitting there
he said that's why I got my first job the guy said plant come in here and he
sat down and he went through this and he gave my first movie I said I really have
thought Rocky was worse mom he said now this other movie I'd never heard of it
he said I said well what character your place if I was in it for about 20
seconds I was a thug and somebody beat up he said because they made me feel
like you know some of the people hate your guts you getting beat up will be a
good thing and he did like three movies like that never got anything kept going
out rejection rejection rejection so finally realized it wasn't working so he
changed his approach he said I was starving by the way he said I couldn't
pay for even they have heat in my apartment my wife was screaming at me
everyday to go get a job I said well why didn't you he said because I knew that
if I got a job he said I'd get seduced back and I'd
lose my hunger he said I knew the only way I could do
this is if it was the only choice have I burned all other bridges because if I
did a normal job pretty soon I'd be caught up in that River that's tough
when I feel okay about my life and I feel like my dream would just gradually
disappear he said I wanted to keep that hunger that hunger was the only thing I
thought was my advantage he said my wife didn't understand that at all he said
we'd have these vicious fights he said it was freezing so I was broke we had no
money and he said so I finally went to the public library one day because it
was warm said I want to read anything since I went in New York Public
Library's I was hanging out there and I sat it on this chair and somebody left a
book there and he said I looked at this book and over the poems of Edgar Allan
stories of Edgar Allan Poe and he said so I started reading it he said I got
totally in the other girl and he said I know everything about it he goes on for
another 20 minutes telling me about Aaron Paul he knows everything how he
died what it was about what really happened I said well would have told you
for you he said Poe got me out of myself he got me to think about how I could
touch other people and not worry about myself so much and he said it made me
decide to become a writer I said I'm just imagine rocky the writer right and
he said so I tried to write a bunch of screenplays nothing worked nothing to
work I were totally broke he said I didn't even have 50 bucks
he said and finally he said I sold a script it was called paradise alleys as
a movie I made many years later but I sold it he said I sold it for a hundred
bucks he said a hundred bucks was a ton of money man I was so thrilled I thought
I'm on my way but it never led to anything he said so finally he said I
kept going and going going he said finally we were so broke he said I
hocked my wife's jewelry he's a Tony there's some things in life you should
never do he said that was basically the end of our relationship she hated my
guts so much he said now we are so broke we had
nothing to food no money and he said the one thing I love most in the world was
my dog he said I love my dog because he gave me unconditional love unlike my
wife and he said so what happened was though we were so broke that's a survive
I couldn't even feed my dog so I went to a liquor store so it was the lowest day
of my life and I stood outside the liquor store trying to sell my dog to
strangers so I tried to sell my dog for 50 bucks and he said this father there's
one guy negotiating with me and bought my dog for me my best friend and ours
for $25 he said I walked away from there and I
cried he says the worst thing that ever happened my life he's a two weeks later
I'm watching a fight between Muhammad Ali and Wepner this white guy that's
getting bludgeoned but just keeps on comin even though I get the hell beat
out of it and he said I got an idea he said as soon as the fight ended I
started writing he said I wrote for 20 straight hours I did not sleep I wrote
the entire movie in 20 hours straight right then saw the fight wrote the movie
whole thing done he said I was shaking at the end I was so excited so I really
knew man I knew what I wanted I knew why I wanted he said just like it sees that
the formula he said that I said man I took the action now it's time to deliver
and so he said I went out started trying cell at the agents and they all would
read it and they'd say you know this is predictable this is stupid this is sappy
he said I wrote down all the things they said and I read them the night of the
Oscars when we won yes and it's really good the greatest revenge is massive
success they said so what happened was he said I kept going trying to sell it
trying to sell it nobody going I'm broke I'm starving he said finally I meet
these guys they read it and they believed in the script and they love it
and they offer me a hundred and twenty five thousand dollars for my script I
said oh my god you must've been out of your mind he said I was I said just one
thing though guys you got a deal based on one thing they said what's that he
said I got to star in it they went what are you talking about you're a writer so
no I'm an actor no no no you're a writer so no no I'm an actor that is my story
and I am rocky said I gotta play it you know I got to be the head person I got
me the starring role this there's no way we're not gonna pay out of $25,000 take
some no-name and stick you in that throw our money away we need a star you know
and they wanted to have Ryan O'Neal play Rocky
give you a picture can you imagine that's who they picked right and so he
said no way Ryan O'Neal's a rocky I'm Rocky we do this whole thing right
they finally he said they said well take it or leave it he said I left the room I
said if that's what you believe you don't get my script he left here's the
man with no money none totally broke offered $125,000 more
money seen his life timing walked away because he knew his real
what news real-life and why wanted he was committed to it so he said they
called him a few weeks later and they came brought it back and they offered
him a quarter of a million dollars not the star in his own movie he turned it
down $250,000 they came back their final
offers three hundred and twenty five thousand dollars they wanted this thing
he said not without me and they said no they finally compromised and they gave
him thirty five thousand dollars and points in the movie because they said if
this is gonna happen then you're gonna take the risk with us and the bottom
line is we don't think it'll work but at least we'll spend a bunch of money on
you and then they only spent a million dollars to make Rocky and it grows 200
million dollars at the time I am it was done pretty well but what's interesting
about this is here's he I said what you do I mean even 35,000 it's not a quarter
of a million I was a lot of money when you don't have 25 bucks I said what's
the first thing you did I figure you went out and partied it's not me said I
went to that liquor store for three straight days and hope that the man had
my dog frequented the store he's because I want to buy back my dog that was so
cool all right that was really cool so what happened he said third day I was
there this guy walks by and I see him and I can't believe it and there's my
dog and I looked at I said sir remember me and he said it's been about a month
and a half I found this it all come about he said
member me and I'm the guy who sold you the dog yeah yeah I love the dog he's so
look he said I was so broke I was starving he's my best friend I'm sure
you love him too but I gotta happen black please I beg of you
he said I'll pay you $100 to the dog I know you baby 25 they'll give you a
hundred the man said absolutely not no way it's
my dog now you can't buy him back right and so I said you know Tony you know
he'd say no your outcome I said yeah he said I knew it he said I kept changed my
approach so I went five hundred dollars for the dog you guys said absolutely no
way he said $1,000 for my dog guy said no
amount of money in the Earth's never gonna get this dog for you what you knew
he said I knew my outcome right because he listened his name's Kip to him he
says I take massive action he said I got my dog I just kept changing my approach
so I got it as a word of caution $15,000 and a part
in Rocky the guys in Rocky
you know that dog in Rocky Butkus that slice real dog right that's the dog you
bought him back so he put his dog in the movie and he put the guy in the movie a
paid 15 grand while he had 35,000 I'm not pretty cool pretty awesome so
there's always a way if you're committed just gotta keep changing your approach
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Knitting Help - Norwegian Purling - Duration: 5:26.
In this video I'm going to demonstrate Norwegian purling.
It is a technique that is kind of new to me.
I understand why it's popular, why people are kind of excited about it.
If you are a continental knitter who holds the working yarn in your right hand, I know
a lot of continental knitters...newer continental knitters at least, have a difficult time with
purling and getting the tension right when you're purling and holding the working yard
in front.
This is a way of keeping the working yarn in back while you're purling, so let's go
and take a look.
I have this little two by two rib here so I can do both knitting and purling and show
you how this is done.
I'm going to knit the first two stitches not continental.
How's that?
You know what, I have a couple of twisted stitches, here let me get them straightened
out, because I ripped out some work.
I didn't realize I had 'em twisted.
Okay, I better switch to continental...where it doesn't make a difference.
So people who hold the working yarn in their left hand, when they have the working yarn
in front and they're purling, it can be difficult to keep tension on that and not let go of
the needle.
A lot of people will hold the yarn, like, pinch your finger like this to keep tension,
or I've seen a lot of different things.
This is just one more, one more thing you can try to see if you like it.
It's not, you know, it's not superior or anything, it's just something else to try, and it's
one of those things that looks like a lot until you practice it and it's actually just
kind of some dance moves, it's pretty easy to work.
So the first thing I wanna do is to yarn over on my right needle, and that is actually getting
my working yarn kind of in front, without really having it in front.
And then I'm going to go into the stitch just like a purl stitch, and I want to get my needle
around the tip of the other needle and behind, because that's where my working yarn is.
And I can yarn over there, and because I'm a continental knitter, yarning over from the
back here with the working yarn is pretty easy.
Then I wanna pull the stitch, the right needle forward again.
You can kind of think about it like lining your needles up like this, and now, watch
the tip of my right needle.
I wanna pull it down, down, down, down, down through that loop and back, and then pull
the old stitch off.
That was really, really broken down slowly, so let me see.
I'm gonna break it down slowly again.
Yarn over, go into purl, right needle around to the back, and wrap the needle, then kind
of back to a parallel position, and now the tip of the right needle down, down, down,
down, down, and through that loop to the back, and off.
Okay, I'm gonna work a couple of knit stitches, and I'm knitting them through the back loop
because these are twisted.
How did I not notice that I was starting a video with twisted stitches?
Okay, they're right now.
It's easy enough to fix with bulky yarn.
Okay, back to purling.
Yarn over, in like to purl, get your right needle behind and wrap the needle back to
an "H" shape, right needle down, down, down through that loop and back and off.
I like the way that this works, because I like stitches that are kind of a dance move.
This is not my primary way of knitting, if you're laughing at my continental knitting.
Okay, we get a couple more times here.
Yarn over, into that stitch, right needle around to the back, wrap that needle back
to parallel, right needle down, down, down and through that loop to the back and up,
hold stitch off.
Yarn over, into purl, right needle behind, yarn over, back to parallel, down, down, down
through the back and up.
I hope you give this a try.
I think it's pretty fun to work.
You know, once it clicks in your head exactly what's going on, the dance moves of it kind
of come together and your hands start to take over and it's fun.
It's pretty fun to work.
I'm not a continental knitter, so it's probably not something I'm gonna be using a lot in
my knitting, but I hope that this is something that continental knitters will want to try
maybe to shake things up if you're having a difficult time keeping tension on your purl
stitches.
Good luck.
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Outlands and Sigil - D&D Lore - Duration: 6:43.Hello everybody Jorphdan here the PH is silent.
And today we're finishing our planescape journey by visiting the very center of the
great wheel.
The Outlands and Sigil.
Now the Outlands is a flat disc of land that is the center of the Great Wheel Cosmology.
It's kind of the spokes of the wheel, the fulcrum of the Outer Planes.
It is a plane of neutrality, incorporating a little bits of the planes but keeping them
all in balance.
The terrain varies with prairies, mountains, and shallow rivers.
Around the outside edge are gate-towns, Sixteen settlements built around a portal that leads
to an Outer Plane.
Each town shares the characteristics of the plane where the gate leads.
So if one knows where these portals are it is possible to travel across the great wheel
rather than around it.
So far we've talked about planar travel as floating along the River Styx or River Oceanus
and there are various portals that lead to adjacent realms.
But to travel directly from Arborea to the Abyss would be impossible unless there somehow
existed a connecting portal between the two.
If adventurers find the right path they can cut across the Outlands to reach their destination
rather than going around the great wheel.
The Plane has a neutralizing effect that keeps it true neutral.
Although the law, chaos, good and evil can bleed through, overall the plane is neutral.
Balancing these forces with one another.
This neutralizing effect touches weapons and spells too.
Reducing all healing and damage to the minimum possible while having no effect on Strength
or magical bonuses.
Magic itself is gradually neutralized as you approached the center of the plane.
High level spells ceased to function and the closer you get to the center lower level spells
would begin to fail.
Until finally even first-level spells would not function.
This applies to divine magic as well and because of this the center has become a meeting place
or common ground used by intelligent species of the outer planes.
Creatures of differing alignments meet here to be on equal ground.
There are no native species to the Outlands but plenty of other creatures native to the
planes make their lives here.
The center of this plane contains a giant spire on top of which is Sigil.
Sigil, also known as the Cage or The City of Doors is a city-state and supposedly the
center of the multiverse.
It's a donut shaped realm that hovers just above the giant spire at the center of the
Outlands.
That donut shape in mathematical terms is called a Torus.
A Torus is the product of two circles, one touching another creating that familiar shape.
I won't get into all the math here because well it's probably above me and it's not
important.
Still it's kind of cool that they took this shape to represent sigil rather than a traditional
sphere.
There is no sky in Sigil, just an all-pervasive light that waxes and wanes to create night
and day.
There are no entrances to Sigil, except via portals.
This gives it the name of "The Cage" as the place can become a prison if you don't
have a portal key.
Anything could be a portal, really, an archway, a door, a barrel hoop, a picture frame.
They could take you anywhere in the multiverse or into the next room, which I guess is what doorways do already…
but you get my point.
Having a portal key is very important, regular teleportation spells are blocked in Sigil.
Also you're unable to conjure anything from another plane of existence here.
The city of doors could easily be considered the city of locked doors.
The ability to travel anywhere, if you have the correct key.
Sigil is divided up into six districts or wards.
The Clerk's Ward which is home to the bureaucrats and middlemen.
The Hive Ward which is the slum and home to the poor and rogues.
The Lady's Ward home to the richest elites and Sigil's government officials.
The Lower Ward which is the industrial district.
And the Market, home to well a market.
Traders, craftsmen, guild members etc.
The city is a plane unto itself, existing outside the rest of the universe but intricately
connected to it through unnumbered planar portals.
It's a filthy, noisy city with smoke choked alleyways and crowded streets.
The residents in Sigil are diverse to say the least.
All manner of creatures live here.
It's not uncommon to see angels and devils, drow and eladrin, githyanki and mind flayers
pass one another on the street with barely a glance.
The inhabitants of Sigil reflect the inhabitants of the universe.
There is no-one native to Sigil, all have migrated there but those that do live there
live in peace out of fear of the Lady of Pain.
Sigil is controlled, or run by an entity known as The Lady of Pain.
She runs the show, but not in a direct way like a mayor or a queen.
However never forget, Sigil is hers.
Many people believe she is the one that keeps everything running.
Some say she pulls fresh air from the plane of air, and water from the plane of water
to keep Sigil alive.
The touch of her gaze causes wounds to spout blood, and her smallest gesture can banish
someone or something into an endless maze spawned in a pocket dimension.
Her presence is said to prevent deities, demon princes, and primordials from entering the
City of Doors.
Finally I'd like to briefly talk about the Far Realm.
Also called the outside, it's the plane that is outside the standard cosmology.
It's comprised of an infinite number of very thin layers.
Ranging from an inch to a mile in thickness each separated from the next about ten feet.
It's the space beyond the planes; a terrifying alien realm.
The Far Realm is beyond the already difficult-to-comprehend multiverse.
Mortal or immortal who has attempted to comprehend the truth of the Far Realm eventually concludes
that endeavor with a shattered mind at best.
At worst, such people are subsumed and corrupted, becoming monsters themselves.
Monsters exist here, gelatinous worms that work their way through the layers.
Aboleths, mind flayers, and beholders all come from the Far Realm.
Aboleths appear not unlike the forms that still exist in the Far Realm, but creatures
such as beholders and mind flayers have changed since being on the Material Plane for so long.
Mind Flayers have adopted a much more humanoid presence since being on the Prime Material
Plane.
Where the realm touches the rational world the warping pressure of the Far Realm transmutes
previously inert substances.
Blending realities result in horrifying corruptions, disruptions, and sometimes even birth squiggling
aberrant monstrosities.
The Far Realm is D&D's version of HP Lovecraft.
The weird ancient gods that are as big as cities living out in the Far Realm unaware
of the Prime Material Plane.
Us small players can't even comprehend their existence.
And that's it, we finished all the cosmology.
Maybe in the future I'll expand on some of these realms.
I know I got a lot of comments on missing information, or just wanting more in information.
For now I think I'm done, but we can always revisit them in the future.
I think I'll go back to what random Forgotten Realms lore I can dig up.
I'll keep researching if you keep watching.
Thanks everyone and I'll see you in the next video.
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Early Retirement - Where to Invest Money - Duration: 9:05.
Kris Krohn here on limitless TV and today I'm talking about how I retired at
the ripe old age of 26. There are some very specific things that I did and some
thinking that I changed and I got a couple extra bonuses for you right at
the end to make sure I give you maximum value today.
What's the dream of most people? How to retire young. Let's talk about how you
would take early retirement. And before we can really give you the new rules for
creating wealth and riches, we got to back up for a little bit and just talk
about why society is in the rut that it is in. Society has taught us that what we
need to be doing is putting money in 401Ks, be putting money in IRAs, we've got
to take our money we got to pay off our debts. We got to take our money and we've
got to pay down our houses. And you know what? those all sound like really good
pieces of advice. That's what my parents told me growing up. Stay out of debt. If
you need to go in debt, only do it for school or for good reasons. The problem
is is that the average American makes forty four thousand dollars a year and
if you have a combined income or if you're married and even if you have a
sixty or $70,000 in your income, look at how much money that adds up to in a thirty
or forty year working life. And the reality is this, the average person does
not even set hundreds of thousands of dollars aside for retirement. But even if
they did, if you got accustomed to a lifestyle of seventy thousand dollars a
year and could even peel it back to fifty thousand dollars a year then that
means that retirement you need 50 grand every year. Well how many years are you
going live? If you live 10, 20 and many of us thirty years after retirement, you're
going to need a couple million dollars. And can the average person save a couple
million dollars in a working life? The plan is broken. It's busted. It doesn't
work and you don't even want to get me started on 401ks and IRAs.
I mean what? give my money to somebody else I can't touch it?
BAM. Slap on the wrist it doesn't pay me a residual income so it doesn't even pay
me. It's a speculative investment. Friends, our societies plan is really messed up.
You cannot trust society to create retirement for you. You can't trust most
employers to put a pension in place for you. Which means you got to have an
upgraded plan and friends that's what I love about my personal rules that I'm
sharing with you today for creating wealth for doing real estate for doing
investments. Because if you don't get outside the box and you follow society's
plan and believe me all your neighbors and parents and friends are telling you
that what you got to be doing is putting your money in 401ks, IRAs, paying
off that debt and thinking it's gonna work. And here's the real math. Let's say
for a moment that you actually set aside a million dollars and you're thinking,
I'm a millionaire. I'm feeling pretty dang good about myself. Retirement has
got to look juicy. So you take it to your financial planner. And you know what
they're going to do? They're gonna say, we need to annuitize. That let's put it in
the markets and we're really good at making sure that you can at least get a
guaranteed three percent, maybe four. Let's go with three. What's three percent
of a million? That's, that's $30,000. That's like twenty-six hundred dollars a
month. Let me ask you, when you were envisioning retiring was it on twenty
six hundred dollars a month? friends that's not gonna allow you to
visit grandchildren, that's not gonna allow you to travel much, that's not
gonna allow you to do a lot of anything except maybe even required that you go
back to work and get a job. Society is not set up to help the
average American get where they want to go and if you're watching this video, it
might be because you're looking for new rules of how you can retire early. And
some of you you can start investing in your 20s. But some of you are watching
this in your 60s and I'm going to share with you a solution right now that can
help compress a lifetime of working into a short five or ten year period of time.
So how do you take early retirement? if you want to retire early, you need a
different plan. we talked about the plan that isn't working there are two things
I want you to put on your brand-new retirement plan with the new rules for
creating wealth. And the new rules look like this. Number one, you got to be
investing in business and number two you need to invest in real estate. So
society's gonna say, set your money aside. 401k. And know that yes, they're gonna
tempt you with the seductive match but who cares if you can't touch the money
for ten years, twenty years, thirty years? The money is useful today. An opportunity
cost. it is not useful tomorrow. I was in college and they taught this principle
of opportunity cost and I had a hard time getting it into my thick head for
the first month and I had to sit down with the TA several times until I got it.
Every choice I'm making, what is the next best choice I'm foregoing? I'm putting
money in my 401k. I'm doing it because they're giving me a match and I think
that's good. But what am I missing out on
by making this choice? Well I'll tell you, it your 401k does not pay you and you
can't really access it and if you take a loan out they're gonna want to pay back
in five years so they're gonna give you a crazy high payment in paying yourself
back. Instead I would rather not get the match. Why? Because my money's free and my
money needs to be free to work for me when? It needs to be free to work for me
today. Because some of you might need to work a few years to set aside ten
thousand, twenty thousand, thirty thousand dollars. And the plan is simple, that
amount of money needs to go to work for you. It's not working for you in a 401k
as hard as it could be. It's not working hard enough for you in an IRA as hard as
it needs to be. It's not working as hard as for you and your home equity as it
has to be. Why? because we already talked about it friends, a lifetime of savings
doesn't get you where you want to be but a little bit of money saved up and put
into a property, purchased with a ten or twenty percent discount or producing ten
twenty thirty percent annual ROI is your IRA producing you twenty percent. Because
my investments do. Is your 401k producing that? is your stock market doing that?
they're not and your financial planners will say don't listen to kris krohn he
crazy. You sent that video, don't, don't do not follow that man's word. Because they
earn all of their livelihood based on a broken financial system that yeah
they'll their merit will be we're growing your money. Great. But is it
growing to what you need? and the answer is no. So you save that little bit of
money and if you've got an idea, a business to invest in, there's risk. If
you put it in real estate there's risk, but now at least there lies the
possibility for it to become what you need it to. These are the two rules i'm
sharing with you today where your money needs to go. You need to invest in
business and you need to invest in real estate because they break the mold of a
three, four, five, or a ten percent return. They hold the possibility of so much
more. I've just sitting here with my friend Marianne DeNovellis telling me
that, yeah Kris three years ago you helped me buy the house and the house
has gone up $100,000 in value. Do you know how much money she put out to make
that happen? $8,000. Can you imagine trading $8,000
for that kind of equity? Now she had a partner on it so $50,000 of that is hers.
maybe after selling it's only $40,000. But in three years 8000 becoming
40,000 plus all that cashflow winds up being a hundred and fifty percent a year
on her money. Not three. In three years, she could have put that eight thousand
dollars in a CD, 401K, IRA. And you know what she would have done? She would
have made hundreds of dollars. Not tens of thousands of dollars. So friends, new
rules for getting rich the safest thing to do is to not put it under the
mattress. The safest thing to do is to carefully consider and weigh out your
options and put it out there. And if you're wanting to know what are those
options and do they exist? Hit the link below and let my team be in touch with
you to show you the deals that we're doing. My friend Annette just sat down
with me she said, Kris I started finally after seven years listening to you two
years ago and my little bit of money made $100,000 and now I'm 1031
exchanging it into three deals and I'm helping her buy a house in North
Carolina, in Florida, and these three houses range between 20 and 30 percent
annual ROI. That my friends you don't need a lifetime of compounding to get
you entire. That you can do in much less time. Whatever your plan is your rules
for creating security and wealth need to include the realm of possibility. A
reality where your dreams can come true and retirement happens the way you want.
You want to retire early? Then break the mold of what you know to be not working
and step out into the world of possibility or it has a chance.
Thank you so much for watching today's video. In the link below, you can get some
information on my upcoming limitless wealth intensive. Request some
information on those dates and I'll make sure I give you a special guest pass
with discounted ticket so we can spend three days together getting super
concrete on your four year retirement plan.
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Three-player chess - Duration: 7:29.
Hi! I'm Korney.
I will tell you about unusual chess. This is chess for three players.
The rules are almost the same as those of regular chess.
But a game develops completely differently.
There are unexpected changes. There are special nuances.
And this is a good reason for three friends to come together.
Chess arose a very long time. They are not less than 1500 years old. It was in India.
But many information is lost for centuries. Most likely chess is more ancient game.
I read that there was a special variant of chess in Persia. Four-player chess. Each player played against three players.
Now there are chess for four people. But this is a team game.
Two people play against two people. These are two teams.
There is nothing fundamentally new in that game.
There were special nuances in ancient Persian chess. There were not two but several opposing sides.
This game was recommended to people involved in politics. It developed diplomacy.
Three-player chess have similar properties.
When there are only two opposing sides, the game is very straightforward.
Damage to an enemy is always good for you.
But everything turns out different when there are three opposing sides.
Damage to an enemy, may not be beneficial to you.
Everything turns out to be much more complicated and interesting.
It reminds the old Chinese parable.
A wise monkey sits on a mountain. It watches as two tigers fight.
As a result, the monkey is the winner. Because the tigers destroy each other.
We must try to be a wise monkey in such chess. But this is very difficult.
There is one apparent lack of such chess. Two players can unite against the third player.
In this case, the third player has virtually no chance of winning.
But there are rules that prevent this.
There are different versions of the rules. I like this option – "first checkmate"
A first checkmate finishes the game.
A player who puts a checkmate is a winner.
Two other players lose equally.
It doesn't matter which one got a checkmate, and who did not.
That game becomes very interesting.
Because the opponents attack and defend each other.
Suppose I play for white chess pieces. And I see that "Black" can put in checkmate "Red".
I will protect "Red" in this situation. If I do not do it I will lose too.
There are many situations in this game.
It's always very fun when I play with my friends this chess.
Because everyone gives advice to each other. Everyone warns of insidiousness.
A comrade can protect you. But then he will attack you.
This gives rise to strong emotions.
I will say again that the rules of these chess are almost the same as those of ordinary chess. But there are minor differences.
The position of a king and queen is different. A king always on the right.
That is, a king is always on a black square.
And special is a passage through the center of the board.
Squares are located just like on a regular board in other places.
But that's different in the center. At one point not four cells touch but six.
Therefore, this zone is special.
If a chess piece is moving straight, then everything is clear. For example, here is the rook.
The rook moves straight. It turns out a small angle in the center.
That is, white and black cells alternate.
If a chess piece moves diagonally, then it turns out to be a bit more complicated.
Because the diagonal splits in the center.
The bishop moves diagonally. At first everything is as usual.
But the diagonal can be continued in this way in the center.
Or in this way. It depends on the desire of a player.
That is, the movement is made on black squares that touch the corners.
And similarly in white squares.
In this way.
Or in this way.
These are all the differences.
If you do not understand something. You can find information on the Internet about how different chess pieces pass through the center.
But I think that these explanations are enough.
Three-player chess is taught to see the world as a whole. Develop diplomacy.
Three-player chess gives an understanding that damaging an enemy is not always advantageous.
Three-player chess teaches that to act wisely is better than mindlessly and aggressively.
Try three-player chess.
Subscribe to the channel. Thumbs up. It was Korney. Bye.
I also want to say, I heard that this is the favorite game of our President Putin.
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Tehnici Hipnotice cu Bob Burns - Workshop Practic - Partea 4 - Duration: 6:07.
So what else will you be covering in the workshop, besides "Swan" and "The Wall"
What else is there?
Over the years I've listened to people what would you like to do
They told me how to develop my workshops over the years
Lots of people for example would love to do group presentations
When I go and watch them do group presentations
They are not that great at it for lots of reasons
So I show people how to do full group presentations, I give them my steps
The stuff that I use so that they can tell the story
How to then test the people in the room
How they can actually test them for hypnosis
How to demonstrate hypnosis in a way...wait for it...that it cannot fail
That's a nice one, yeah?
To have that confidence that you can go with a group you've never seen before
You tell them the story, you get them hooked, you do the presentation where you do the testing
You pull a couple forward
You do a hypnosis that cannot fail
And then I'm gonna show everybody how to hand out a business card
Because most people don't know how to hand out a business card
Or if you like, they hand out the business card but a business card should be presented hypnotically
And I think you'll like it!
So that they can be remembered you know
So that someone remembers this business card the way it was presented to me
So that they can tell people: "I'm telling you, that's what the guy did!"
I'm telling you, that's what he did!
That would be quite cool, yeah?
Absolutely!
And also you mention how to make appointments out of the way you presend and hand out the business card
Yeah, to be successful in this business, Eugen,
And I tell everyone, you have to do 3 things:
You have to see the people, see the people, see the people
And then you've cracked it
Assuming you have skills
And I teach the skills as well
Absolutely!
Ok, awesome!
When we spoke, just before this presentation, you also mentioned
You have your own personal protocol on smoking cessation
Personally I have to say that I think about 30% of the people that approach me nowadays
they are interested in quitting smoking
So there are many people out there who are interested in quitting smoking
And also there are many therapists out there who don't have a protocol ready
Or don't have the skills or the knowledge how to get results
So what can you bring in this direction?
Up untill about 4-5 years ago I've always done smoking cessation
And if I'm being honest I had a success rate that was about 60%
And you know what, Eugen? I felt that was good
If a guy comes to me, I take some bucks off him, he has more than a half chance of stopping cigarettes forever
Within an hour!
I thought that was good
But online I was told I was a dog, I was useless
Because everyone in the world was stopping everybody
First try, they never came back, everyone stopped
And I thought: It can be true, am I really this bad?
Or is it any chance at all that maybe some of them are exaggerating? Maybe even lying?
Because everybody was stopping everybody at 100% of the time
So I went and I really looked at my work again
I took it apart
I thought: "I'm good at this stuff, I should be able to have that record that they have"
So I went and I worked on it and I now have a smoking protocol
That I can tell you right now, as of...last time I looked it would have been 3-4 months ago,
and over the last 2 years, 2 years to 2 years, my succes record was 98,4%
Are you kidding me?
You are bragging right now? You bragging?
Absolutely!
That's fine! That's fine!
Everyone that I saw - there will be some that maybe went away, moved countries, started smoking again
And I can't answer for that and I am sorry about that
But I make contact with my smokers
I make contact with them for a whole year
A whole year, yeah?
You follow them up after the session?
And the ones that I didn't stop, Eugen...
Știi ce s-a întâmplat? Am fost un idiot
Their husbands brought them or their wives brought them
And that's a reason to always say no
They have to make the call, they have to come
We will talk about that through the thing
But smoking cessation, yeah, I'll give everyone all my work with smoking cessation
Wow, I think that part alone
If we were to do half a day with Bob Burns just on that
I think that will be worth the time, the effort, the money, the travel, everything
People will say: "Oh, how much is the workshop?"
or "Where is it gonna be?" ; or "I don't have time or I don't have money to come to the workshop"
But then again if we look at our succes rate compared to what you just mentioned
Even if, like you said, for some people, this might sound like an absurd exaggeration
However it's like: come, learn, apply and see for yourself
I think that's the best way to verify, right?
Absolutely! Yeah!
Just that alone, just that protocol alone, should be worth the time and the investment for this workshop. That's awesome!
I'm an ex-smoker. So I don't hate smokers, I hate smoking.
Half of my family, more than half, have died of cancer, lung cancer
So it's something I feel strongly about
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