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BOOM: Mike Rowe Destroys Everyone Involved in NFL Protests | Top Stories Today - Duration: 3:58.
Mike Rowe is no wallflower.
The outspoken TV star has defended blue-collar, working-class America since he hit it big
with his show "Dirty Jobs."
He's used that platform to launch a full-throated defense of traditional American values.
So it was not unexpected that Rowe would take a stand on the latest controversy around whether
or not NFL players should be standing during the National Anthem and President Donald Trump's
response to their behavior.
He made the post on Sunday.
It began with a question from fan Robert Amon: "Hey Mike – I know you avoid politics,
(thanks!) and I remember your rant on the Colt's leaving Baltimore.
(As a former Brown's fan, I feel your pain.)
But I gotta ask – what's happening to professional football, and what do you make
of Trump's comments about those who refuse to stand during the national anthem?"
In democracies, we the people get the government we deserve.
We also get the celebrities we deserve, the artists we deserve, and the athletes we deserve.
Because ultimately, we the people get to decide who and what gets our attention, and who and
what does not.
Right now, The NFL, the players who choose to kneel, the networks who choose to broadcast
their protest, the advertisers who sponsor the games, and the President of the United
States, are all eager for our attention.
And they are all using football to get it.
That's all well and good, right up to the point where it isn't.
In my view, this controversy really isn't about patriotism, social justice, racial inequality,
or free speech.
It's not even about the flag or the national anthem.
It's really only about one thing – what we will tolerate, and what we won't.
I was disappointed last night, to hear President Trump encourage owners to fire players who
refuse to stand for the anthem.
Not because I dispute the owners right to do so, and not because I would grieve the
dismissal of anyone who chooses to disrespect our flag.
I was disappointed because the President's comments presuppose that the owners are in
charge of the game.
They're not.
We are.
We decide what to watch, and that decision – far more than any other consideration
– will determine the what the owners choose to do.
And that in turn will affect what the players choose to do.
As the leader of the country, the President had an opportunity to remind us that The NFL,
the networks who broadcast their games, and all of the players – standers and kneelers
alike – work for us.
He might have also used the occasion to remind us that he too, serves at our pleasure.
I felt a similar bemusement when the Commissioner issued his response, followed by the President
of the Player's Union.
Their comments – along with the comments of many of the players themselves – were
perfectly reasonable, perfectly understandable, and perfectly in keeping with their first
amendment rights.
But they were also perfectly arrogant.
Because they too, presuppose that millions of fans will continue to watch them play a
game – no matter what.
Perhaps they're right.
Historically, football fans have shown a collective willingness to ignore and enable all sorts
of dubious behavior.
The players have agents and unions, the owners have money and power, and the fans are always
caught in the middle.
The resulting strikes and the constant uprooting of teams from broken-hearted towns proves
beyond all question the overall lack of regard for fans in general.
But here's the thing, Rob.
The fans of professional football are not powerless – we're just not yet offended
enough to turn the channel.
Should that ever change in a meaningful way – if for instance, a percentage of football
fans relative to those players who chose to kneel during today's games, chose to watch
something else next Sunday – I can assure you…the matter would be resolved by Monday.
what do you think about this?
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Powerful Panel Discussion Tip with Patricia Fripp #121: What Chair Do You Prefer at Panels? - Duration: 4:05.
What kind of chairs do you prefer to use in a panel discussion?
I was just at a conference, New Media Expo and they had several panels that were almost
like sofas, and they were very comfortable which led people to be very comfortable.
Now I have short little legs because Jeanie Robertson, who of course is our friend who
is 6 foot 2, always teases me because we were sitting on an airplane and she said, "Patricia,
your feet do not touch the floor!"
So, one, you have to be careful if the sofa is too deep, if you have someone who is short,
you really need pillows because if I go back, I look like a child when I sink in.
If you are going to have high stools, you have to tell women because if they wear short
skirts, it is very difficult to get up and down and look elegant.
If a woman is going to be on a high stool, either you need to rehearse doing it or probably,
well, you might have a dress or a skirt but you do not want it so that when you sit down
it shrinks right up to your bottom.
That will, of course, no one will ever hear what you are saying or probably anybody else.
If I know that, I am usually going to where slacks and you have to practice getting on
and off the stool.
I liked the sofa but this is what I noticed, this was a techy conference, New Media Expo
and I made notes, I did not even know you were going to interview me but this is fabulous.
If you are on a panel, ¬¬¬¬¬but there is no table, you are sitting on the sofa;
you do not want to show the soles of your shoes.
I even drew little diagrams in my notes of how the shoes were.
It is amazing what people did with their feet, they were all men.
There was one man and he was a superstar, to do television and radio, he was a star.
He was elegantly well dressed and he had fabulous shoes, in fact someone noticed on his shoes
and they were beautiful in colorful.
See, you are sitting on stage with nothing in front of you and so his feet were going…
And it is almost like I am hypnotized because of his little feet.
He was going up these beautiful, the edges were white and the top was like two colors,
tan and navy, they were beautiful shoes, but he kept going like this.
Because they had a white edge, it is almost like you could not hear what he was saying
and then the other people, the way they had the leg over something.
There was another one, they were showing the soles of their shoes.
So you have to sit, because if I am on a sofa and as I say, I have to sit closer to the
edge so that my feet can be on the ground.
That is what you have to practice.
But do not show, it is like you do not want to show the top of your head, you do not want
to show the soles of your shoes, especially if you have a label on or if they are very
well worn.
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Paid Content by Nemours Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children - Therapy Van Helping Patients - Duration: 4:19.
♪
>>> I THINK IT IS SAFE TO SAY
THAT UNDERGOING INTENSIVE
SURGERY IS NEVER AN EASY
PROCESS.
AND IF THAT IS NOT HARD ENOUGH,
THE RECOVERY PROCESS CAN BE
EVEN HARDER TO GET THROUGH.
>> IMAGINE HAVING TO LEARN HOW
TO DO THE THINGS YOU TAKE FOR
GRANTED, ROUTINE THINGS LIKE
STANDING, WALKING.
THERE ARE A LOT OF NATIONS AT
THE NEMOURS ALFRED I. DuPONT
HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN KNOW THAT
ALL TOO WELL.
THAT IS WHY THEIR STATUS
IMPLEMENTED A PROGRAM TO HELP
THEIR PATIENTS MOVE FORWARD
WITH A LITTLE LESS STRESS.
WHITFIELD HAS THE LATEST.
>> Sydney: THEY ARE WORKING
EVERYDAY TO IMPROVE HIS
MOBILITY.
>> Man: I WANT TO BE ABLE TO
WALKED BACK THAT WAY.
>> RIGHT NOW, WE ARE LOOKING
FOR MORE QUALITY OVER QUANTITY,
SO HE IS WALKING MUCH BETTER
AND MORE EFFICIENTLY.
>> Man: I HAD TO DRAG MY FEET.
>> HE WOULD DRAG HIS FEET, AND
IT TOOK HIM A LOT OF ENERGY TO
WALK.
>> AND THOUGH THE PROCESS CAN
TAKE SOME TIME, THE TEAM AT
HOSPITAL NEMOURS ALFRED I.
DuPONT HOSPITAL IS WHY THEY
ADDED THE PROGRAM.
SHE SAID SHE UNDERSTANDS WHAT
IT IS LIKE TO BE IN THE
HOSPITAL THROUGH THE EYES OF A
CHILD.
>> WE ARE THE PROGRAM THAT
REALLY HELPS CHILDREN FEEL LIKE
CHILDREN IN THE HOSPITAL, AND
WE ARE VERY MUCH CENTERED
AROUND PLAY AND RECREATION IN
THE HOSPITAL.
SO, MY TEAM ON A DAILY BASIS
ENSURES THAT PLAY MATERIAL AND
ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS ARE
DEVELOPED AND SUPPORTED, NO
MATTER WHERE THAT PATIENT IS IN
THE HOSPITAL.
>> ONE OF THE MOST RECENT
FEATURES INCLUDED IN THE
PROGRAM IS THIS THERAPY.
PHYSICAL THERAPIST KRISTIN
LOCKWOOD HAS HAD THE
OPPORTUNITY TO WORK ONE-ON-ONE
WITH PATIENTS.
>> Woman: THIS IS GIVEN THE
OPPORTUNITY TO BRING PATIENTS
OUT THAT WE PREVIOUSLY WOULD
NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO.
WITH A LIST, WE HAVE THE
PATIENTS WHO PREVIOUSLY COULD
NOT GET IN THE VAN, WE HAVE
PATIENCE ON A VENTILATOR TO
MAKE SURE THEY'RE SUPPORTED.
THIS MAKES US ABLE TO MAKE
THERAPY MORE FUN AND FOR
PATIENTS TO FEEL REALLY
COMFORTABLE BEFORE THEY
TRANSITION BACK HOME.
>> SHE SAID THAT THIS THERAPY
THAN IS A VEHICLE THAT THEY
NEED TO TRANSPORT CHILDREN WITH
WHEELCHAIRS ARE LIMITED WALKING
ABILITY.
>> SO THE IDEA IS IF SOMEONE
CAN STEP INTO THE CAR, THERE
NEEDS TO BE ANOTHER WAY TO GET
IN.
USUALLY, YOU'RE GOING OF
DIFFERENT LEVELS TO GET TO
STEPS.
>> THE TEAM SAID THE ULTIMATE
GOAL IS FOR THE PATIENT TO BE
FAMILIAR WITH THE COMMUNITY
WILL HAVING SOME ASSISTANCE TO
FALL BACK ONTO.
>> KNOWING THAT THE COMMUNITY
IS SUCH A BIG PART OF GROWING
UP, BEING ABLE TO GO TO A FAST
FOOD RESTAURANT, KNOWING HOW
MUCH, HOW TO PAY FOR SOMETHING,
HOW MUCH THINGS ARE, HOW TO DO
THE MATH AND HOW MUCH CHANGE I
SHOULD GET BACK, BUT ALSO, OUT
AND ABOUT IN A STORE, HOW TO
WHY IF I NEED SOMETHING ON
THE TOP SHELF, HOW DO I GET
THAT IF THE ABILITY IS AROUND?
>> KRISTIN LOCKWOOD SAID GAVIN
WAS A PERFECT PATIENT IN THE
COMMUNITY.
>> HE IS ONE OF THE FIRST KIDS
SO I THOUGHT, HE IS SO
MOTIVATED TO EAT FOOD THAT IS
NOT HOSPITAL FOOD, TO GET
AROUND A WALK AND HAVE FUN, SO
WE GOT TO PRACTICE THE THINGS
WE HAD WORKED ON IN THE GYM.
>> GAVIN'S MOTHER SAID SHE
KNOWS HIS IMPROVEMENT IS EVEN
ENCOURAGING THE PATIENTS WHO
ARE NOT AS FAR ALONG AS HE IS
IN THE RECOVERY PROCESS.
>> SOME OF THE KIDS WHO, BEHIND
GAVIN THAT HAD THEIR SURGERY
AFTERWARDS, THE, BEHIND GAVIN
AND THEY SEE WHAT HE IS DOING,
SO IT'S KIND OF JUST LIKE A
NICE LIKE A TEAM EFFORT, AND
EVERYBODY REALLY ENCOURAGES
EACH OTHER IN THEIR RECOVERY.
SO, THAT REALLY HELPS THE KID,
TO SEE OKAY, I'M GONNA DO THIS
AND I CAN'T WAIT TO DO WHAT HE
IS DOING.
>> YOU KNOW, THANKS TO THE
THERAPY VEIN, PATIENTS JUST
LIKE GAVIN CAN GET THE HELP
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5 Creepy Japanese Death Poems - Duration: 3:11.
So I've been studying some Japanese Death poems as I finish up my short film, Dreadful
Misfortune.
I'll talk more about that in the coming months.
But with National Poetry Day coming up, I'm doing this collab with Don't Turn Around,
where we'll be reading you some horror poetry.
I thought it would be fun to practice writing some Japanese Death Poems and put a CZsWorld
twist on it, so I'm gonna base each of these poems on some of my favorite horror anime,
and whoever can guess what they're from will win some kind of shoutout or something.
And stick around to the end where I'll narrate the Japanese Death Poem from my upcoming film,
Dreadful Misfortune.
Ichi I opposed the move.
Gazing on empty caskets.
He inquired aloud.
Aren't you afraid of dying?
I've been dead for some time now.
Ni
Monsters roam this world.
But justice will come swiftly, as with all monsters.
I know this monster because, in truth, I am that monster.
San
The ninth grade, class three.
Would be the last grade, for me.
As with those before.
A curse to grea t to ignore.
Ignore her, to live one more.
Shi
Twelve contestants play.
A twisted and fatal game.
When even peers lock.
Even friendship goes to shame.
She only has her, to blame.
Go
The coffee's a bit strong.
And this date's gone on too long.
City lights so dim.
Walk me home, they look so grim.
Leaving half of me with him.
Bonasu
The ink of this scribe, is only seen in the eyes,
of shinigami, who possess glowing white eyes.
Dreadful misfortune, runs dry.
The voice you heard in this video was Don't Turn Around.
Click the link right here to listen to the epic horror poem that I helped narrate on
their channel.
Remember to subscribe to CZsWorld for new horrors every week, ring that deathbell for
notifications and I'll see you in the next one.
Assuming, we both survive.
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"Dying" to get to Valaheim [Valnir Rok] [2] - Duration: 17:22.
We need to drop some stuff.
Wood. Drop this wood. [grunt]
No! It's the bear again why?!
Run! Run! I can't run! No bear! [dying grunt]
[wolf howling]
I hate my life.
What's up Monkey Tribe! Thank you for joining me in another episode of Valnir Rok.
We're back here right where we started. Umm... well, not started. Left off I said.
Near the lake where we got our water from and I finally figured out how
to drop stuff from my inventory so we can get our weight back. All I had to do
was relog since the last episode and it let me drop all my stuff.
Look how derp I look when I run sideways. Like, my hand... haha.
The things that I notice... and check out this rock that's attached to my hip.
Ooo, look how pretty it looks!
Screenshot. There's a rock attached to my hip that's
a thing. So, I've just been over here collecting some fibrous plants and
waiting for you guys to come back and join me so that we can go do our first
quest "Dying to get to Valaheim". We're gonna enter the Grove of Horgr. Let's
look at our map again. Are we still heading in the right direction? Wait a
second now it doesn't show up. Wait is that my quest over here?
No, cuz before it used to show a little circle right there. Maybe you have to activate
the quests? Hmm... oh wait, this is highlighted. Bookmark. Now is it on my map? Yay, okay.
We're heading in that direction good stuff. Rock and roll. [grunting noises] Primal monkey.
There's wolves around. It's getting kind of dark too. I wonder if we can craft a spear
or something to protect ourselves. Let's see if that's a thing. We know how to craft our
pick. We know how to craft... let's see we need more rope probably. Let's put these
fibers in here. Wait, what's the recipe for rope? Maybe this is what we need...
fibrous plants. Yeah, that's the stuff. So the stuff that we were collecting by the
lake is totally different. Okay we got a stone. We were collecting
thatch by the lake. Now we have these which we can create [gasps] pots?
Oh, no. Green dye, brown dye. So we can color stuff? Cool.
We just need these. Craft max. Three. Okay... so that's rockin' and rollin.
Oh I still hear that wolf. What's a woodruff? Let's just collect fibrous plants
and stuff and sticks. Where's that stick? Stick? Tree... I know I saw a stick... Okay.
Screw you stick. Wait, there. Got it. And stone and stick. We're still heading in
the right direction. Let's just collect fibrous plants and sticks on our way up
to our quest and then I'll bring you guys back when we get a little bit closer.
Oh baby, what's this place? Oh... we're going the wrong way.
We gotta go back. I think Horgr is up there. I like my little like... derp
hand when I run haha. I don't know why I get so amused by these stupid things. Oh,
there's a road sign. Okay it probably says... okay there's a building up there I
think that's Horgr. So let's head that way. What is this? Just
a stump? Can we get anything from you? Ooo item, [gasp] Oww! Oh no a bear! Run away! No! Noooo!
Why game?! Run! Noooooo! What is this? Respawn point.
Okay, our body should be up right over this hill. It's getting night
time so now it looks like we're a little chilly. Ooo clay. I think it's right
along this road. Where's the stupid bear? Oh, I don't like... We need to craft some
clothes or something. How do we get clothes? Maybe we should focus on that so we
don't die of freezing to death. Probably fibrous plants.
At least the resources are like... really plentiful. You know what I mean? There's
like stuff everywhere. Woodruff isn't really what we need but we'll pick it up anyways. It looks like fibrous plants.
Ohhhh. Okay we'll get a stick. Make some more of these. Five more? Craft max.
Five. Now if we drop these into this crafting menu would we be able to see
like.... clothes? That's not what I wanted. Clothes, here we go. A solid and simple
tunic. Needed resources is... we haven't learned it. Undiscovered. Maybe it's rope?
No. Fabric? Ooh baby let's use... let's make some fabric. Undiscovered. Fabric
discovered. Is it fabric that we need?
If we drag fabric over there. Now... oh yeah fabric and thread. We did it!
Yes. Craft. Okay let's see if that keeps us from freezing to death.
Put clothes on... yay! Look how amazing we look.
I can't see it in the dark but we look pretty amazing. Alright now that we're
not freezing to death let's see if we can go get our body back. Is our
stuff here? Yay! Loot! Take all. Did we get it? Okay we got our stuff back amazing.
And there was something in here. There was like a sword in here. Stay away from
me bear. Did we end up picking that up? No, doesn't look like it. I swear there was a
sword in there. We need to drop some stuff. Wood. Drop this wood.
[screams like a little girl]
No! It's the bear again! Why! Run! Run! I can't run! No bear!
[wolf howling] I hate my life...
Okay we're going in. Go! Go! Go! Never again stupid bear. Screw the stuff that I was
trying to get. I'm gonna come over here. Oh I'm weighted down. Stay away from me...
bear.... I hate you. Okay let's put on our thing. Let's drop the board's like I was
trying to do. No, right click. Drop. Okay, we can run again. We'll put those in our
thing. Can we make a spear now? Is that a thing? Umm... sharpened stick or a seax. Let's just
make a sharpened stick. Craft. That'll give us a little bit of protection right?
We got a stick now. Suck it bear! This probably does nothing to a bear, but
still. Where'd he go? There he is. He's got quite a large aggro range. We need to
get past in order to get to our quests don't we? No, it's this way.
Okay screw the bear we're going this way to our quest. Ooo, look it's all foggy over
here. Does that mean this is our quest area? There's a little camp. Hello little camp. Prepare to die.
Oh I found it! [screams] Ohh! I'm getting attacked by a wolf! Suck it wolf! [grunts]
Okay... cool. Knock me down. Get some! Get some! I'm
bleeding! Get some! Get some of my little stick! Oh. Oh.
Serpentine. Serpentine. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me game?!
I get killed by bears, I get killed by wolves... after I just found the quest okay...
We're back. On the beach. Again. For the fourth time this episode. Okay can we craft a
better spear on the way there so we can deal with the stupid wolf? That would be
great. Get some fibrous plants. Get some stones.
Is this a fibrous plant? Yes. Okay. If we can craft like a stone tip spear instead
of just a regular ol sticky doodle I should be able to get him. It doesn't
look like it. Just sharpened stick. I just want to make another one or two... one of
those... okay that's good... that's fine. Oww! What?! Another bear! Why?! Run! Run!
Oh no! Oh no! No. No! [panic] Stay away! [cries]
Why do you hate me?! [grunting] [fighting] Oh my god...
RIP. I'm dying to get to Valaheim... Yes I am... Yes I am....
And we're back! And it's
finally morning. We have been avoiding wolves and bears like they're the plague
all night while we were gathering our supplies and we actually learned some
new stuff. We got, what? Undefined. Undefined? Okay. We got a hatchet and a
stone knife now and I think if we cut open some stuff with the stone knife we
should be able to get some common boots. So I was looking around... and oh yeah by the
way, screw our old stuff. Because gathering throughout the night we
already got all of our stuff back that we lost in our five mozillian bear
attacks and wolf attacks. Ohhhhh, there's some rabbits that's what I was looking for.
We need to skin some rabbits. Get some! In order to get some hide maybe. Can we
kill you? Oh! Don't run right into the boar. Look how many boars there are.
Rabbit. Did we get him? Where'd he go? Stay away from me boar.
No, we didn't get him. Can we get this goat? Is this goat gonna be scared of us?
Get some, with our stick! Oh... he's not even fazed. He's just like
that tickles monkey. Missed... Okay... Slowly but surely. There's a cart over
there. I want some boots. Oh get stuck! Get stuck! I'm following you. Are you gonna
get tired the goat? Ugh. Fine, screw you goat. How about you goat?
You want some? Are you the same goat? You want some? One of these goats is gonna
get it
Look at this house. Okay. Maybe I'm not gonna get any boots.
There's so many animals around and I can't kill any of them with my stupid
stick. Awe, my tool broke. I thought it said that I killed it.
Dagnabbit! Can I punch you to death? I probably can. Okay goat...
be nice to me. Just die. Or not, it's cool. I'll just miss.
I'll be patient this time. I'll just follow you til' you get stuck-ish. Just kidding.
Gotcha. See you gotta mess with them. I'm getting
good at running and hitting. Got him. I'm gonna run straight into a bear aren't I?
Please don't be aggressive boars.
Okay, he shouldn't have too many hits left. I got him a good amount of times.
My tool broke again? Can I get him with my axe? Yes, I did it! Okay it only took a
million years. Now can we skin him with our knife? Oh no. He dropped stuff.
Loot. Oh yeah we got skins! We didn't even have to skin him with our knife. Okay now
can we make our boots out of this? Uhh... oooo, we can make a fur hat. That's a thing. How
about threads? No. Fibers? No. What is this? Ooo leather. Craft. Maybe we make our boots
out of leather huh? Yes! Leather and threads? Oh we need two
leather... Oh my gosh. Now I gotta kill another stupid thing. Come here rabbit.
He's a squirrely one. [grunts] Super hard to hit. Got one. Okay I only
had to hit him once though to get his stuff. Boom. Boom. Leather. Boom. Now we can
get some amazing boots.
Yay! Common boots! Good decent leather boots. I don't know what they do
but now we have boots and I am super happy about that. Yes, okay now we just
need pants at some point in the future or maybe the next episode. Let's head to
the quest to finish off today's episode though. We need to activate our quest
again or what? After we die? Reactivate. Map? Or did we already do that? Okay it
looks like we did that quest when we went over there and died. Now we have to
sacrifice the amulet at the rune stone which is way over there. Okay.
I guess that's gonna be it for today's episode. In the next one
we'll go over and sacrifice the amulet. We'll end it off here at this amazing
lake. We always end up at a lake don't we? What are these things? Thatch and
fibers? Okay we'll just hang out here and collect some stuff in between episodes
and... yeah if you liked, hit that like button with those opposable thumbs and
subscribe to join the tribe to catch more of these and I'll catch you guys in
the next one. Peace out! I'm getting our boots all wet.
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What Teen Wolf does not mean to the cast - Duration: 0:31.
"didn't Teen Wolf mean to me?
I didn't learn how to be a butcher."
"Well Teen Wolf wasn't my Masters degree."
"Safety.
It didn't mean safety."
"Adult kittens."
"Cast regular.
A lot of money."
"Teen Wolf wasn't going to school half the year and then working at Burger King."
"I wasn't a oceanographer."
"It wasn't not awesomely amazing-er.
It also wasn't vampires.
That's true."
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Kjøret fortsetter! | Vlog 38 - Duration: 12:44.
good morning, it's monday
new week. I'm going indoor rollerskis
very soon
will start the week at it's "best"
on the rollerski treadmill
grandpa is also coming
it gotta be though
but it's okay to get a hard training session
the legs needs it
looking forward to start and
get a very good start of the week
and I hope it will be good
finished
grandpa had to go a bit early
he went to the doctor
so I had to fix it by myself
but I hope I got a few clips.
I did 6 periods
and my body gave me good response
so that's good
Now I'm going home, the clock is almost 9 am
gonna eat a good breakfast and relax before I'm going to treatment
we take it from there
but it was a good training session
and good to be finished after a brutal start on the week
but now I'm looking forward to relax
LUNCH
Of course I made potatoes
but I made it...
I burned them...
very happy with myself
I've been waiting for them to be finished
and
then they got burned
come here Ane
it's funny, cause I made dinner today
but
it maybe don't looks so good but it's healthy
and Ola is not happy
he don't wanna eat what I made
he's very angry now
you liked it? it was okay...
It's wednesday and we're ready for the worst day this week
we're ready for "Bråtesten"
it's a competition we have
been running since we were young
we have some records from the past years
and we're ready for a new one
with start numbers
and we gonnaa compete against our own records
my record is 20:18
I have been a bit tired the few last weeks so I'm excited if I can make it
but if I can come close to 20:00
I'll be happy
and we'll see
it's one of the worst trainig session in the autumn
so I have to focus in my head
and run as fast as I can
I'm looking forward to be finished
we're finished
I'm happy. New record
and had a good session
and I'm happy with the result as I said
the most important was to get a new record and have a good training session
No I'm going home to eat pancakes relax and go to bed
cause I'm tired
but how did it go for you?
we don't need to talk about it
then it doesn't matter and I'm happy
your less happy
everyone can't be happy at the same time
Now I have to get home fast
So I can relax
and I runned with stones in my hands
but I had to
throw them away
and try to run fast
and it worked
good morning
new day, new opportunities
it's saturday and the plan is interval
5 x 9 minutes and the one behind the camera looks tired
that's true
so that's the plan today
I'm not sure how many is joining us but some said they were coming
that's good
A quality session and we can push to the outermost
that's good for everyone
so let's go interval
how did it go?
I'm so tired
It
went well
I am
"cake" now
5 x 9 minutes
high pulse
25 kilometers
no, 20 km
that's good
I don't know if it's good or bad
but I got tired so that's good
and now
I was supposed to say that I were going to chill in the sun
but
I'm not. I think I will lay on the couch for the rest of the day
will relax until monday
I can't even breathe
I LOVE SKIING
I wanted to flush on you there
I know. That's why I hold the camera like this
the legs is possible. NOO
Now it shines
we have been driving, that's why i wash it
It got dirty up the last road
very dirty over Smistad
It was dirty on the last round
I'm going in to watch cycle world championship
enough tractor for today
enough tractor for this time
what do you think guys?
It's a cool car
It's like a tractor
the choise of car is harder after this one
I agree. I mean you should have one like this
I think I can
join "Rednecks" then
It's a hard choice
We're in my new training room
it's not finished
this wall is the one we wanna paint
and the suggestion with most likes
is to hang up a picture of Ola
So I wanna hang up
his head right here
and count meters
so we can throw dart
dart throwing to hit Ola
10 points for hitting in the middle
that's the plan
No, I'm just kidding
I think we will be nauseous if we have a picture of him here
idiot
just kidding
many good suggestions
it was hard to decide
but I think I wanna eighter
hang up picture of some nice skitracks
or weights
that was good suggestions
or I will hang up
a picture of
some big international athletes
I think I will go for one of them
but I have to discuss with my dear mum
she's the one that's supposed to do the job as well
I hope that when I go to Molde tomorrow
and will be gone for a week so I hope that mum can do some more job here
but..
my mum is in london the next week
so maybe in a few weeks
many good suggestions and I will pick one of the 3
I think we can finish off the week here
I'm now doing training
No I'm just kidding
just finish the vlog now
thanks for this time
then we finish the week here and
next week I'm going to Molde
then I have to film by myself....
but now I gotta pack my bag
and I see you next week!
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What Teen Wolf means to the cast - Duration: 1:07.
"Now you're going to make me cry."
"It's a tough question.
I meant so much.
But most importantly, I'll keep it short.
It meant you, the fans.
So thank you for everything and I'm so glad I was along for this ride."
"Teen Wolf was an opportunity for me, it was an experience that I'll never forget.
I made family, I've learned so much.
It was my college.
I'm just so thankful."
"It meant family, it meant empowerment."
"This show has completely changed my life in the best way possible, and I have been
through the best and worst of times, and the greatest times and changed and grown as a
person."
"It just means family to me.
I'm friends with everyone on the show.
I always will be."
"It's been an unbelievable experience."
"I've literally grown up on this show."
"I'd just turn 18 and this was the first real big thing that I got.
It shaped me.
It's been with me forever.
I love you Teen Wolf, I love you fans."
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How to Animate for Beginners (Easy Steps) - Duration: 2:46.
So Today i am going to teach you how to animate You may watch your favourite shows like one
piece When you watch those and think how do they
flow so well Today i am not going to teach you how to do
that but i am going to teach you how to animate
First of all choose the right program so here i have adobe flash cs3 This is a great
program but unfortunately the company discontinue this program
So i recomment you to go to your favourite site and download it as it is much better
Just open it up Here you see many option i go with action script 2.0
At the bottom there are options the size of the frame i am going with it because it is
hd It also have frame rate obviously the more
frame rate your video have the more detail your video got
I am going to make it 10 to make it much easier as you can see at 10 there is one frame
it is very simple you have to select your brush and draw it
I am going to draw a stick figure on my first frame
now click on the next frame I recommend you to click on onion skin to
see you last frame as it help to draw much better
now you have to keeep drawing until you get what you want
Now i want to test it For testing follow me See the video is working smoothly It is a
simple example This is the basic You can also add background just by creating
a new layer now we can test it As you can seee animation
is pretty simple I am going to do some more example so be with
me.
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Republicans Make Their Healthcare Bill Even Worse To Win Over Senate Holdouts - Duration: 4:25.
Republicans in the U.S. Senate only have one week left to pass their disastrous health
care law before they have to finalize the budget and get that passed with or without
this health care legislation that they have tacked on as kind of an amendment-type thing
to the bill.
It's not a standalone; it's part of the budget bill.
But since they continue to lose Republican support so far with Collins, Murkowski, McCain,
and now even Ted Cruz and Rand Paul saying they're probably not going to support this
piece of legislation, Republicans in the Senate have decided that if we can't win your vote
with good policy, we're going to win it with bribery, and that is exactly what they're
doing.
Late Sunday night, Republicans in the Senate came back, started rewriting some portions
of this health care law to include massive giveaways in the form of tax breaks to the
states where the senators who oppose the legislation come from, specifically, Maine, Alaska, Arizona,
possibly even Texas.
Basically, what they're trying to do here is say, "If you pass this legislation, we're
going to give you a little bit more money for your state.
You know, here, it's not a bribe because it's part of the legislation, but once it gets
passed, there's all of this money on the table, and I guess you should probably walk away
with that and take it back to your state."
Now this, again, perfectly legal form of bribery is one of the lowest insults that you could
possibly imagine for these senators who are opposed to the current version of the health
care law, because their opposition has nothing to do with the fact that they're not getting
anything for their states.
It has to do with the fact that they're not completely comfortable with passing a piece
of legislation (1) that half the Senate hasn't even read yet, (2) that the president doesn't
even know what's in it, (3) that doesn't have a CBO score, and (4) and most importantly,
that it's going to kick off 32 million people from their health insurance and result in
tens of thousands of deaths by the year 2027 due to people not having health insurance
coverage to be able to go treat conditions.
That's what makes them a little leery to sign on to support this legislation, and if
the little bit of money that you're offering them is enough to go ahead and make them sign
off on it, I doubt it's going to be enough to save their careers because it's pretty
much a given that some of these Republicans who are opposed to it, some of them who are
a little bit more moderate, will end up losing their jobs as a result of this vote once it
turns out that this thing is as horrible as every analyst who's looked at it has said
it is.
This legislation, according to analysis, is going to kill people.
People will die from this legislation.
That is the intent of it.
It's not like, "Oh, accidentally we had some casualties here."
Stripping people of their health insurance coverage, 32 million people to be exact, including
20 million children, yeah, they're going to die.
If you can't afford your EpiPen because your insurance no longer covers it because you
don't have insurance and you have an allergic reaction, you die.
If you have diabetes and you can't afford your insulin because you don't have health
insurance anymore, you die.
If you have asthma and you have a severe asthma attack, but you don't have an inhaler because
you couldn't afford it because you don't have insurance, you can die.
That's the bottom line here, folks.
That is what we're dealing with.
This isn't hyperbole.
This isn't conflating the argument.
This is what happens, and it still happens to people every single day in this country,
and Republicans want it to happen even more, but a few of them have enough sense ... Some,
they're only doing it for political reasons.
Others, because maybe they're trying to save their legacy.
Whatever the reason at this point, this piece of legislation should be the only thing that
dies when we talk about health care coverage in the United States.
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Nextfit IX Zip Convertible Car Seat Review - Duration: 9:19.
So today I'm excited to show you the brand new Chicco Nextfit IX Zip.
So they did make some improvements off the last model and we're going to show you what
those are.
But first a car seat is a safety device.
This is designed to keep your child safe in a car accident so first I'm going to go over
those safety features that they have in the Nextfit.
So they do get excellent ratings for convenience features but also for safety ratings which
is awesome.
So first they have steel reinforced frame and those are going to run down the frame
of the car seat and forcing it so that its substantial in the event of a car accident.
Now they also lined the inside of the frame with EPS foam.
EPS foam is designed to absorb the energy in the event of a car accident and kind of
break absorbing that energy.
So that is an awesome feature as well.
Lastly the last safety feature thats awesome is the fact that it's easy to install.
Now upwards of 90% of car seats are actually installed incorrectly and that makes those
safety features basically invalid.
Like you're not utilizing those features if your not installing it correctly.
So they've integrated a SuperCinch installation system in here that I'll show you a little
bit about how that works but because it's easy to install makes it that much safer.
So this car seat has a pretty good weight range.
You can start using it as little as 5 lbs.
So you can bring your baby home from the hospital in this seat.
Now rear facing you can go up to 40 lbs which is pretty average for rear facing weight capacity
and then forward facing you can start using at 22 lbs up to 65lbs.
Now 22 lbs is a minimum not recommended.
You want to keep your child rear facing as long as possible reaching those limits of
the seat.
Whether that be the weight limit or the height limit.
And the reason for that is in the event of a car accident if they were riding rear facing
then their neck and spine are completely supported by the back of the seat and that's going to
reduce the chance of a head or neck injury and obviously that's the most important.
Now the great thing about this car seat is it is packed full of conveniences for parents.
Now the first one is installation now like I mentioned before if your car seat is installed
correctly it makes it exceptionally safer.
So we like that they made it easy and they did that through their SuperCinch technology
and thats integrated in the latch system.
Now as you can see this latch had this cool little storage and I love that, so if you're
not using it, its tucked out of the way and it's not getting in the way of other installation
but then it's also integrated.
So you would do rear facing here and just move it up this track to move it into the
forward facing belt path.
And I love that cause there is no confusion its not going to twist the wrong direction
and this just makes sure it's going to be installed correctly.
Now the SuperCinch is cool.
You're going to click in both of your latches.
So its even labeled with which part to pull first so this one said pull first and you're
just going to pull that in the same direction as the webbing and then once you get over
to the second side its labeled with pull 2nd and you're just going to pull that straight
out which is not typical for latch or seat belt.
Typically you want to go in the same direction but this one is actually really easy to pull
and get a solid installation.
So I love those features just to make installation easy every time.
They also added a feature to make it easy to install using the seat belt.
Now one thing to know the latch system and all latch systems out there typically have
a weight capacity of about 65lbs.
So with this one you have to stop using it once your child reaches about 40 lbs or typically
when you go forward facing then you need to start installing using the seat belt.
Now you're going to do that by using this belt path here for forward facing and then
for rear facing you're going to use it right down here.
So you're going to feed your seat belt through there but you need to lock it into place.
Now you can use the re-tractor in your car which is typically what most people do unless
you have a lock off in the car seat.
So with this one it's the lock sure system and you're actually going to slide your seat
belt up through here locking it into place.
Super easy!
Now this was an improvement with the IX over the last model and I do love that cause it's
easier to engage.
They also integrated 9 recline positions and they're easily adjusted here on the front.
Now I prefer my adjuster on the front, cause typically when you're rear facing you don't
need to change the level and that is it would be exposed in the back for rear facing.
It when they're forward facing that I want to play with it.
I want them to seat upright when we're going around town and then when we go on a road
trip I'd like to be able to recline it so they can nap.
Now typically when you do that you will have to loosen your straps and reinstall but it's
easier cause you don't have to take it out all the way.
So I do like that it's in the front.
Just something to consider.
So they have these 9 recline positions here and then they also have an easy to read bubble
level indicator.
And it's clearly going to show for rear facing you just need to have it in this blue section
right here and then forward facing in this red section.
So it makes it super easy to see if the recline is appropriate for your child.
Now they added a lot of conveniences for harnessing which I love.
So first it has 9 headrest positions now this is new to the IX it's also easier to engage
which I love.
So you just squeeze on this orange and lift.
Often times when you're doing this integrated headrest it kinda gets stuck.
But this one is super smooth and easy to engage.
I love that!
But then also down here they have the exposed harness adjuster which is very easy.
This one they did something a little bit different I can't really tell the difference but it
is super easy to tighten.
When you're loosening it it's a little bit sticky, but tightening it is solid which is
so cool.
Now they also have a zip off cover.
Now this is only going to be in the zip version, so you can get a little bit cheaper version
without that zip feature but I honestly think it's worth it when you consider how long you're
going to be using this seat and every time you take off that cover to wash super easy
you're just going to zip it off and it's even machine washable.
You will have to line dry but that makes being a parent much less messy and we all know we
need that.
Now they also have these comfort flex cushions down here and that's designed to keep the
harness up after you uninstall your child so that next time you go to put them in you're
not loosing those straps underneath their bum and it just makes harnessing that much
easier.
Now the reason we do these videos is to help educate you so you can make the right buying
decisions for your new baby.
Now I am a CPS Certified Tech which stands for Child Passenger Safety Technician and
yes thats the same training that those fireman and police officers get.
So if you're local come on in and we can check out your installation in person we also have
a couple more CPS Techs here in the store but if you still have questions and you cant
come in then leave us a comment below or even send us an email at hello@babycubby.com we
love to answer those questions for you.
Now with this seat what's included.
Now you get this cool cup holder and this you can move from one side to the other depending
on where it's most convenient.
Usually compared to your door or which side you're installed on.
And it also comes with an infant insert and this you should use from 5 to 11 lbs.
Now once your child reaches 11 lbs you do need to take that insert out.
With the Chicco Nextfit it is a bit on the heavy side it's also a little bit bulky so
you're going to have trouble getting three car seats in a row if thats what you need,
so something to consider.
The things that we love about this car seat.
First of all costumer ratings are excellent, that means parents are happy with it after
they purchase which is a good indicator that it's a good car seat.
Also I love the recline I love how easy it is to use and how easy it is to read.
I love that you can just zip off this cover for easy cleaning and the machine wash-ability
and I love the latch system I do love that you have these storage compartments and that
it is integrated.
It just takes the guess work out of installation and that to me is always a plus.
So the Chicco Nextfit IX Zip retails for $349.99 or if you want that budget friendly version
without the zip feature that one is $299.
Now you can purchase those in store or online at babycubby.com where everything ships for
free and we even price match so it doesn't have to cost you more.
Now if this video was helpful and you enjoyed it give us a like or even subscribe to our
YouTube channel where we have a lot more informational videos.
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ILIFE A4S - short showcase - GEARBEST 2017 HD - Duration: 2:14.
Daily / schedule cleaning plan - starts everyday at 10 o clock
76mm slim design
The noise is less than 65dB, no worry about noise problem
Large cleaning area: 180 - 200 square meters
OBS sensors, 1 set wall sensor, 5 IR receivers on the body
A4S is looking for a docking station at the moment ;)
Sometimes it takes some time to find it... ;)
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Why is Australia a Continent and Greenland is Not? - Duration: 5:44.
As we seen in the last video there are several different ways of thinking about how many
continents there are, with the most widespread models ranging from 5 to 7 continents. However,
in most English speaking countries, as well as other nations around the world, the 7-continent
model is taught. Using this model, the continents of the world in order of size are: Asia, Africa,
North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia.
Compared to the other contents Australia is quite small, with even the tiny Europe being
1.32x bigger. Also unlike Eurasia, Africa and the Americas, Australia is unconnected
to other land masses. But despite this it is still considered a continent instead of
a massive island. Because of this the title of worlds biggest
island goes to Greenland found sitting on the opposite end of the world, and this begs
the question: Why is Australia a continent and Greenland is an island?
It turns out that there are no official conditions that each continent has to meet in order to
be considered a continent, which explains why there are so many different models of
thinking when it comes to how many continents there are.
However, there are several largely accepted factors that classify different regions of
the world as continents. These factors include historic recognition, size, tectonic independence
from other continents, unique flora and fauna, cultural uniqueness, and local belief in continental
status. Australia was discovered during the age of
sail making it seem a lot bigger than it might seem today. At the time sailing around the
island could take months of continues sailing (*a modern sail boat apparently would take
3 months nonstop) and for the Dutch and British explorers who mapped the continent this would
be comparable to sections of other continents they would have passed on the way. The British
explorers might have subconsciously compared the size of Australia to the British isles
and concluded it was a continent rather than a island.
Greenland on the other hand at the time was never explored in the same way, due to glaciers
and the harsh conditions of the region. While Australia is significantly larger than
Greenland, Greenland often appears larger on maps because of the distortion caused by
proximity to the North Pole. (*A similar effect can be observed with Alaska.)
Australia is 7,692,024 km² in size making it 3.6x the size of Greenland at 2,166,086
km². This is a considerable difference but does not seem as stark when Greenland is compared
to the second largest island New Guinea which is 2.8x smaller at 785,753 km², or when compared
to a large island like Great Britain which is 10x smaller than Greenland. 209,331 km²
Australia rests on its own tectonic plate called the Australian Plate. Greenland, on
the other hand, sits on the North American tectonic plate. Meaning it is not geologically
separate from Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
Australia certainly has its own unique flora and fauna, with native animals like kangaroos,
wombats, and Tasmanian Devils which are not found elsewhere in the world.
In contrast Greenland has fifteen unique species of plants, but its fauna, such as reindeer,
polar bears, and arctic foxes, can also be found elsewhere, such as in Canada.
Australia's historic aboriginal culture is also quite unique. the country is also
more "Western" in ideology than most other countries in the South Pacific, making it
a unique culture in its geographic area. The locals consider themselves to live on both
an island and a continent, fulfilling the last of the criteria.
Meanwhile Greenland does have its own distinct culture, as it is considered part of the larger
North American arctic culture. Finally, Greenlanders do not, for the most part, believe that they
live on a continent. They consider themselves to be islanders.
In conclusion: these definitions of a continent are shaky at best, as for instance looking
at a map of tectonic plates, you can see that Europe sits on the Eurasian Tectonic Plate
along with most of Asia. So only cultural difference and a feeling of separateness makes
it a separate continent. Similarly, India has its own tectonic plate as well—but in
this case, a sense of similar culture and flora and fauna makes India part of Asia rather
than its own continent. (although it is sometimes defined as a sub-continent)
It seems that to be a continent, an area must fulfil most of this unofficial criteria. In
this case, Australia succeeds where Greenland does not, drawing a line between what makes
the smallest continent and the largest island.
One of the biggest differences between Australia and Greenland, other than their obvious climate
differences, is population. Australia has over 22 million inhabitants, making it the
55th most populous nation in the world. Greenland, on the other hand, has just over 57 thousand
inhabitants, making it the 205th most populous nation in the world. However, if population
determined continental status, Antarctica would not be considered a continent, either.
Australia and Greenland have quite a few features in common. People living in both countries
largely live along the coast due to nearly uninhabitable land covering each of the countries—in
Greenland, the natural barrier is an ice cap, while in Australia it's a desert. Australia
is an island in the South Pacific, roughly 7.75 million square kilometres (about 3 million
square miles) and the sixth largest country in the world. Greenland is an island that
sits between the Arctic Ocean and the North Atlantic Ocean. It is just over 2.16 million
square kilometres (834K square miles), making it the twelfth largest country in the world.
Greenland is the largest island after Australia—so why isn't it considered a continent, too?
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Quick thoughts on... - The Vulcan Hello (Discovery episode 1) No spoilers - Duration: 10:11.
Hello everybody, yesterday the new Star Trek TV show has started on CBS All Access,
called Star Trek Discovery.
I have just watched the first episode, and I would like
to share with you my opinions about it.
Please note, the videos I am going to make right now about Discovery are not going to
be my typical 10-15 minutes long "Quick thoughts on" videos, but they're going to
be sure, and absolutely spoiler free.
I will do "proper" videos about these episodes after the whole first season will air,
so that everybody gets a proper chance to watch it themselves.
So.... where to begin?
I think it's fair to begin with the look of the show.
Some people will love it, some people will hate it, some
people will love SOME aspects and HATE others.
It looks like a cross between the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica and the Kelvin Timeline
movies.
And to me it's a bad thing.
Nothing looks like it belongs to the era 10 years before
the original series.
I kind of like the look, but it is absolutely inappropriate if it makes
sense.
There are many annoying visuals.
Tilted angles, which look like somebody accidentally banged the camera and the operator didn't
notice it or care, but I guess it was intentional.
There are also lens flares.
Why?
Was there ANYBODY who liked them in the JJ movies?
The sets.
The sets are absolutely illogical.
There was a nice practicality about the bridge of all the main starships we have seen on
the previous shows, but no, they need to have dramatic lighting, in which no human would
ever want to work for more than a few minutes.
Instead of normal computers with normal monitors, they have a lot of touch screens, which
are see-through, which is absolutely impractical.
But I guess they thought it looks cool?
Klinongs.
Just no.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, oh mamma mia, mamma mia, mamma mia let me go!
NO!
What the actual fuck were they thinking?
They have absolutely DESTROYED my favourite race!
They look like cartoon bulls!
They are just UGLY!
Everything on their ship is just one big NO!
Even their language.
It' neat they tried to make it more realistic (I guess) and forced the actors
to speak Klingonese, but none of them can do it.
They don't sound like warriors talking, they sound like cats puking out furr balls!
I HATE everything they have done to the Klingons.
The tech.
They communicate using personal holograms.
Which makes no sense.
Like every "artistic" decision, it makes no sense.
For example in one scene, when a hologram Sarek talks to the real Burnham, he, the hologram,
sits on the table in her room!
Seriously, did anybody use their brains?
The characters.
I remember 3 characters from this episode - Lt. Saru, Michael Burnham and
Captain Georgiou.
Let's start with the captain.
Is she supposed to be a robot?
Because she is a much better robot than Data from The
Next Generation.
She is talking with an incredibly monotone voice.
I have no clue if this is how the actress talks normally, I have never seen
her in anything else before, or if this was the director's decision, but she sounds like
she's on vallium.
Imagine my voice, just a hundred times worse.
Saru - I didn't like him in the trailers, but to be honest, he might be the
best thing I have seen in this episode.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying he's anything special,
but he is so ...refreshing.
You can see Doug Jones actually enjoys playing the part, and
even his lines are much better than they seemed from the trailers.
And last but not least - Michael Burnham.
So, this is our main character?
I mean she is supposed to be a hero, right?
Because she starts this episode as a reckless brat,
then becomes a ... well let's say that within 5 minutes she commits 2 crimes and for every
one of them she would deserve a long time in prison,
maybe even the death penalty.
I HATE her.
And for some reason I am supposed to like her?
Why?
She is a horrible person!
The story.
Well what can I say without getting into spoiler territory?
I will do it this way.
The first 20 - 25 minutes the story is a Star Trek story.
For the first few minutes I really thought I will love it.
Sure, there were changes which pissed me off, but the overall tone
seemed very Star Trek - like, so maybe I could get used to it.
It started as a story of exploration.
We as the audience have explored both the universe, and the characters and the relationships
between them.
And this part was genuinely great.
They paid homage to a scene from Star Trek: The Motion
Picture, which I thought was very respectful, and the whole sequence FELT correctly.
If this was the tone of the show, I would honestly love it.
Then the tone changes and we jump from the original
Battlestar Galactica to the rebooted Battlestar Galactica.
We jump from scenes where people behave like Star Trek people do, to scenes of people
arguing, screaming at each other, and doing things
which I don't really want to talk about because I don't want to spoil it.
And then I realized one thing.
After a few minutes I realized that I actually opened my web browser and started to check
my emails.
I was BORED.
And I stayed bored until the end.
The episode ends on a cliffhanger, and my original plan was to watch the first two
episode back to back, but instead I switched it off
and started to work on this video.
I'm sorry, but this is EXACTLY the reason why I hated the new
Battlestar Galactica.
If I see people doing things for which they should be immediately punished,
but they get away with it, my suspension of disbelief is gone and boredom kicks in.
The music - OK, there was some music.
It was highly forgettable, it was basically just random
generic background noise.
There were no recognizable themes or motifs, the only memorable
thing was the little bit when they reused the main theme from the original Star Trek.
And the opening credits.
I don't know if you have seen them or not, they are on youtube, but let me tell it
to you this way - they don't belong to Star Trek.
They would be great as opening credits to some
making of documentary, or maybe to something that HBO produces, I got a little Games of
Thrones vibe out of them.
OK, that's it, rant over.
During the first half of this episode I thought this will be a 7 or maybe
even 8 out of 10, but then the second half came.
Now, my ratings right after I've seen the episode
are 3 / 10.
Yes, THAT low.
And I am definitely NOT looking forward to watching the next episode.
Anyway, I plan to watch it again when the full series will be aired, I am actually curious
to see if my rating will go up, but right now I am very
negatively surprised by the opening.
So let me know what did YOU think down in the comments section, did you like it or hate
it?
I mean I don't know if I'm too old for this or what
is going on, but all of the other reviews seem to be
surprisingly positive.
Anyway, I still plan to make videos about the second season of the original
series, and probably something else so until then, thanks a lot for watching, and bye.
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I'm John Gleeson, founder and director emeritus of the Center for Celtic Studies
here at UWM. There's nothing in the Celtic world that goes on here in
which were not involved one way or another. We get phone calls.
Everything from recipes for soda bread, to an Irish name for my dog. Not only in
Milwaukee, but we get calls from around the country. An important part of our
program here is the study abroad program. The students, some of them may not have
even been out of Wisconsin. And UWM was the first university to get a
grant from the Irish government for the study of Irish language and culture. So
we were the pioneers — we set the ball rolling, if you like. And we're very lucky,
as I said, we get support from the local families who have children in the dance
schools or children who are musicians. If we didn't get the support that we do,
I would think that the center here, its days would be numbered. Milwaukee would
be a quieter and a sadder place without a functioning Celtic studies center.
A thousand thanks, and long may it continue.
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I was just at a conference, New Media Expo and they had several panels that were almost
like sofas, and they were very comfortable which led people to be very comfortable.
Now I have short little legs because Jeanie Robertson, who of course is our friend who
is 6 foot 2, always teases me because we were sitting on an airplane and she said, "Patricia,
your feet do not touch the floor!"
So, one, you have to be careful if the sofa is too deep, if you have someone who is short,
you really need pillows because if I go back, I look like a child when I sink in.
If you are going to have high stools, you have to tell women because if they wear short
skirts, it is very difficult to get up and down and look elegant.
If a woman is going to be on a high stool, either you need to rehearse doing it or probably,
well, you might have a dress or a skirt but you do not want it so that when you sit down
it shrinks right up to your bottom.
That will, of course, no one will ever hear what you are saying or probably anybody else.
If I know that, I am usually going to where slacks and you have to practice getting on
and off the stool.
I liked the sofa but this is what I noticed, this was a techy conference, New Media Expo
and I made notes, I did not even know you were going to interview me but this is fabulous.
If you are on a panel, ¬¬¬¬¬but there is no table, you are sitting on the sofa;
you do not want to show the soles of your shoes.
I even drew little diagrams in my notes of how the shoes were.
It is amazing what people did with their feet, they were all men.
There was one man and he was a superstar, to do television and radio, he was a star.
He was elegantly well dressed and he had fabulous shoes, in fact someone noticed on his shoes
and they were beautiful in colorful.
See, you are sitting on stage with nothing in front of you and so his feet were going…
And it is almost like I am hypnotized because of his little feet.
He was going up these beautiful, the edges were white and the top was like two colors,
tan and navy, they were beautiful shoes, but he kept going like this.
Because they had a white edge, it is almost like you could not hear what he was saying
and then the other people, the way they had the leg over something.
There was another one, they were showing the soles of their shoes.
So you have to sit, because if I am on a sofa and as I say, I have to sit closer to the
edge so that my feet can be on the ground.
That is what you have to practice.
But do not show, it is like you do not want to show the top of your head, you do not want
to show the soles of your shoes, especially if you have a label on or if they are very
well worn.
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one-year contract that is renewed. It has been renewed each year. So not only does
it provide a real meaning because you're helping someone in the community — but you
know you can be fired. And as part of the coursework
we're helping analyze the performance of the fund, the asset allocation, creating
an investment policy statement. We have an investment lab — it's called the David O.
Nicholas Applied Finance Lab. David gave $2.5 million for that.
It's endowed — that means we're actually going to have that lab forever. Having
support with gifts hasn't just changed the program — the program could
not be around without it. I am so grateful for the people who have supported this
program, which is making such a huge impact on the students, who would then go
out into the community and make a big impact on the community. And guess what,
then they give back to the students again, and it just continues on this
wonderful feedback loop.
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Audio Engineering Course: C1-P2 - Principles of acoustics - Duration: 32:50.
Hi everyone and welcome to Kristal Cross Music Production
This is Part 2 of the First Chapter of the Audio Engineering Class and I called it "Acoustic Principles"
We're going to cover a lot of important themes, also very underrated by a lot of people who deal with music production
Why do I know that? Because I was one of them. I had beed underrating the things I'm gonna tell you for years
I had to learn them afterwards and I had first-end experience of not knowing this stuff correctly
One of the consequences is that the studio I'm in (sooner or later I'll make a video-tour), had been built with wrong principles which led to disappointing results
Unfortunately I did that before I knew enough, so I want you to spare this mistakes to those who want to build a proper studio or just a home-recording one investing some money and time, to improve the room's acoustic
Good, let's begin!
When a sound is generated by a source, independently from the context and other factors, it'll follow this pattern:
The sounds starts from the source and reaches your ears, but only a part of it really reaches directly your ears
For the most part will bounce across the room on every reflecting surface it encounters and then will come to your ears, mixed with the other that reaches you directly
Same thing goes for a microphone, instead of your ears
There are various kinds of reflections and happen wherever there's any kind of reflecting surface
Inside the room, they can last for a fair amount of seconds
In most cases, dealing with rooms the size of an apartment, generally this refractions last less than a second
But there are cases in which they can last much longer. Think about an auditorium, for instance. In that case the reverberation time will be much longer. We're talking about many seconds
On the other side, we have an electric signal. When it's emitted (with some exceptions, there are many variations)
Theoretically when an electric signal is emitted, runs through a predefined medium that in most cases is a cable
From the source to the end point, it crosses a well predefined medium. In just one direction, inside a very narrow space without any variation and refraction
A sound the comes to an end point, emitted from a source, without external intervention... Almost
It's obviously a simplification, but you get the idea
In acoustics, sound moves three-dimensionally and as I said earlier will bounce on every reflecting surface that finds in its way and it'll bounce for a theoretically infinite number of times
Until it fades, clearly
Now pay attention, this is important: even with today's knowledge and technology, it's impossible to calculate mathematically and empirically every single sound reflection in a room
This means that once you "scientifically" calculate a room's response to a sound source, it'll have to be adjusted "by ears" by a human being, because the result will be "unpredictable"
The calculation can be done in a very professional and precise way, but there will always be a certain degree of unpredictability
A room's acoustic is determined by three factors: time of reflection, relative strength and the frequency balance
Look around you in this very moment, imagine you have a microphone in front of you: you're talking and the mic captures your voice
As I said earlier, a part of the sound emitted by your voice will directly reach the mic. Another big part of it will spread across the room, will bounce of the surfaces and will reach the mic with a certain delay
And this is called naturally "Delay"
Some surfaces sound encounters are not reflective but absorbent and those cause the sound to lose intensity as it hits them
But remember what we said about the wavelength in the previous lesson
Lower frequencies have a very wide wavelength and that means that if the absorbent surface is not big enough, it won't be able to hold those frequencies
That means if sound encounters let's say a curtain, or some pillows, only the lower frequencies will bounce back and the higher ones will be very attenuated
Or less attenuated, depending on the absorbing material but the point is that the wave will start with high and low frequencies and come back loaded with low frequencies
To tell you the truth, there would be a fourth factor that is "Movement". This interests us relatively, because we're dealing with a fixed source that emits sound and a fixed capture device that captures it
But it's ought to be mentioned, and to explain it better we can bring the so called "Doppler Effect" into play
And to explain the Doppler Effect, we can make the most classic example made in these cases: the Ambulance's Siren
Or a Police Car's Siren
As an ambulance approaches you, it seems that the siren's pitch get higher as it moves closer to you. As the ambulance moves further the pitch will seem lower
This is due to the fact that sound has its own speed of propagation through air, which is 340m/s
If the sources travels at a higher speed sound cannot compensate and the final effect will be a pitch variation
And this causes the Doppler Effect: as a source draws nearer fast, the pitch will seem to become higher. As the source passes by and travels further, it'll seem lower
But I repeat, it doesn't concern what we're studying now, because in a studio, sound sources are still
As we mentioned earlier, acoustics are a science. And this science is in the service of music, in the service of sound and sound we perceive with our human ears
And that means that the scientific conclusion of acoustics, don't guarantee the results we hope for
What you make to achieve good acoustics, cannot be done "universally" and won't work in all circumstances. Depending on the human ear, every room shall be treated differently based on what you're going to record
For example, if you have a room in which you want to record dialogues, it must have specific characteristics
It must be very silent, very intelligible and a very low reverberation
But if the room you're working on, will be a concert hall it shall be treated differently because it'll have other necessities
In some ways, opposite to the ones you'll find in a room to record dialogues
So keep in mind that this science, must always be applied to human perception. So there ins't an unambiguous and universal answer to the request "make this room sound great"
Because the room will sound great, depending on the applications, depending on the use you'll make of it
Now let's cover one of the most important topics: one of the most common problems that you can find in the average-sized room
Rooms you can find in flats, or in places we usually live in
The problem of "Standing Waves"
What are those "standing waves"? As we said in the previous episode, the human average hearing range goes from 20Hz to 20KHz
That means the wavelength of the frequencies that cover the human hearing range goes from 17mm to 17m
Now suppose that the distance between two parallel walls is 4m
4m is the exact half of the wavelength of a 42.5Hz sound wave
Which is more or less the lowest note of an electric bass guitar
Between these two parallel walls, a phenomena will take place: as we said, this 4m wavelength is the half of a 42.5Hz wave
While this wave bounces back and forth, the sequence of high pressure and low pressure will be stable. This means that we'll have high pressure on the surfaces and low pressure in the middle
And this will become a loop, given the distance is the exact half of the wave
The wave doesn't change , we will always have the same wave-form
This will result in the room resonating to that frequency. Every note of that frequency will have an emphasized high pressure and a hollow low pressure
Not in every single case, but for the most part this will surely happen and we'll have a longer reverberation time for that very frequency
This will happen also for the integral multiples of that frequency
This causes various problems to hearing, because the sound we're going to listen to won't be a good sound "representation" inside this closed environment
Why do small rooms sound worse? Because the standing waves that will create between parallel walls, will be placed "in the middle" of the human hearing range
If we have a huge room, we won't have particular standing waves issues. Because the frequencies interested, won't be in our hearing range
If the room's small, this frequencies will be in the middle of our hearing range. In the middle-low section, for the most part
Standing waves don't happen only between parallel surfaces, they happen every time the distance between reflection turns into a loop
Ironically it can happen even between not parallel walls, if a refraction goes in a loop diagonally and not perpendicularly
Remember that the floor and the roof are reflecting surfaces and commonly the most parallel of all
Where there is a standing wave, a phenomena known as "Flutter Echo" takes place
To experiment it, run a test: try to clap your hands in an average-sized room, without much furniture in it, and you'll hear an odd sound. A very peculiar vibrating one
It's a very annoying effect due to the fast refractions that move back and forth of a specific frequency
This obviously doesn't help hearing. And what's the solution to this standing waves phenomena? Simply, you shouldn't have parallel surfaces
Even those who don't have direct experience, should have seen pictures of well-known studios and should have noticed that their rooms are shaped oddly
They are not regular and have been built specifically for that matter. To minimize the problem of standing waves
This should make you realize that cubic rooms, are the worst possible scenario and should be completely avoided
Because in that kind of room, all surfaces are parallel and are all equidistant so you'll have a huge problem of standing waves which cannot be easily solved
A parallelepiped room is by far the most common and doesn't surely have the same issues as a cubic one, but the standing wave problem would be present in this one too
So always prefer irregular-shaped rooms. But pay attention:
Having an irregular-shaped room, with no parallel walls, doesn't guarantee you not to have standing waves. Because they're not created just by waves bouncing perpendicularly
They happen when waves go into a loop and bounce within the same distance
The could happen in scenarios you have never thought about, or maybe because of things you placed inside the room afterwards
So, in the end, the room's planning and design is a very important thing (for those who can afford it). But even if you have the money to do so, a good design is almost never enough and a good acoustic-treatment is needed in every circumstance
Its function is to reduce the reverberation time and minimize the standing waves problem
According to the principle where if surfaces can be made more absorbent, the refractions' intensity will be lower
You have different materials to do so: soft things like carpets, curtains, sponges, mineral wools, specific chemical sponges like pyramid-shaped polyurethane
They all have a function within this matter, but beware: listen carefully because no one applies this correctly
You must know that porous materials absorb low frequencies only if their thickness is at least half the wavelength of that specific frequency
That means that unless you have a stable porous surface that measures 17m in thickness, which is practically impossible, those materials will absorb only medium-high frequencies. Only the high ones in some cases
If the only acoustic treatment is composed of porous materials of any kind, placed on the walls without the predisposition of any other treatment, it'll absorb only the highest frequency
Leaving the lowest ones free to create standing waves "as they please" and you'll have a room that sounds muffled, dead and with the same low-frequencies problems
Believe me, I know that because I made this mistake first-hand
Porous materials are not a good solution to the standing waves issue. They are useful in other situations
To solve that problem, you have other means: like the membrane panels
They are composed by a flexible-wooden panel 18mm thick, placed in a sealed gap 300mm thick, that will resonate at low frequencies absorbing their energy
Depending on how you build this panel, it'll be quite specific for a certain frequency, but we'll see it in a minute
If you place in the cavity some mineral wool (that is the most common in this case), you'll have a wider absorption of low frequency, not specific for a narrower range, the so called "bass trap/broadband"
And if place some holes in the external casing, exposing the absorbing material, this panel will also absorb some high frequencies too
And we'll have a panel that covers, more or less, the whole human hearing range
We were talking about the panel that covers a very specific range and I'll tell you this: those panels can be "tuned up"
To respond specifically to a frequency. This is very useful if you have a standing wave problem that is precisely localized on a frequency and its multiples
You can build a panel that has a great effect on that frequency and even if it's less effective on the other ones
Now, let's stop talking about the building methods of self-made tools for acoustic adjustment, because I wouldn't push my self too far
There is a lot of information that can be found online, there are a lot more things to say, a lot more kinds of panels that can be built... Every kind of solution available
I don't know this matter that much, and know that there are people who made a job out of this topic. People that design and make acoustic treatments for recording studios and such
It's a very complex matter to go into and I made just some examples but I don't want to go deeper because this is not my field of expertise
I told you just what you need to now to grasp the importance of it
Now, there is another method to deal with refractions and stationary waves, and with other parts of acoustics that interest us
This method is called "Sound Diffusion" (Diffusion)
Standing waves happen between parallel surfaces, the more the waves repeat, the stronger the standing wave
The diffuser breaks the surface's regularity, according to a well-studied and precise pattern
Here you can see an example. Things like that are extremely useful to break the incoming high-intensity wave in many low-intensity ones
Let's stop here. There are many kinds of diffusers, almost in a greater number that the absorbing panels
Based on the discussions I read online and how some people speak about it, I can say that there are as many kinds of diffusers as many absorbing panels
Let's cover another very important topic, since many people are confused about it: acoustic treatment is completely different from "Acoustic Isolation"
Acoustic Isolation has not the same goals as Acoustic Treatment, because acoustic treatment deals with the room's insides: how it responds to ear's perception
Acoustic Isolation aims to stop the sound from going from the inside to the outside or vice versa
Generally, what's used and made for acoustic treatment doesn't work for Isolation
If you stuffed your room with pyramids or egg cartons hoping to stop the sound from propagating outside... Well, you're wrong
You'll lower the number of high-frequency refractions, but this won't work for low-frequency that will roam freely to the outside
Many materials used for acoustic isolation, can be the same for acoustic treatment but they're not used to build the same things
The purpose and the way of using them, will be much different
An effective Isolation comes from materials that reflect the sound energy. Concrete, bricks, plasterboard, dense wood, metal, glass, or other specific materials for that purpose
Have a high mass and are not porous
The three conditions for isolation are: mass, structural continuity and "no opening"
For mass is simple: for every doubling of the mass, you'll attenuate the sound by 6dBs
Structural continuity means not only not-porous, so the material shouldn't let the sound to pass through, but also means that every single bit of the room should be isolated
Every room's surface must be treated: walls, floor, ceiling, doors, windows, EVERYTHING
And "no opening" means that this work must be meticulously done. A single mistake could nullify a great deal of work and money invested
Now, there are different methods for a good isolation. We'll see some of them, just so you know
The construction techniques to isolate change based on the surface:
For walls: independently from the material we want to use, it's better to have two thin walls instead of a thick-single one
We must remember that isolation is achieved through sound reflection and sound reflection happens between cavities and gaps too
That means that having more reflecting surfaces, will help to minimize the sound going outside
The more the reflections, the better. And the surfaces should have as much mass as possible
Often a double plasterboard wall proves to be a good solution, and it's one of the most common ones
And it's even more effective if you uncouple the surfaces. And the image you see here, should give you a hint on how to build it
Now the ceiling: the hard part on isolating it, is to put as much mass as possible on it. Unlike the walls or the floor, this "thing" we're gonna build shall hang above our heads
The problem will be to hang it safely, without any danger. In this case, pay attention: you can isolate the walls, you can isolate the floor, but if you're not completely sure of it, don't isolate the ceiling by yourselves
The risk of it falling down on your head is to high, so ask a professional to do it
The procedure is very similar to the one for the walls: the double-layer of plasterboard applied on the ceiling, generally works great
Regarding the floor, the procedure is a bit different: one of the most common techniques is the "floating floor"
The ideal would be pouring concrete on a metal support, laid on isolating disks or springs
But this is not always doable because of the costs, or the weight of the structure. For example, if you live in a flat on the second floor, you couldn't do it unless you want your home to fall down
The alternatives would be wood, plasterboard and mineral wood work just fine according to similar principles like for walls and ceiling
About windows and doors: this is really complicated and I decided not to show you because it's virtually undoable for beginners
Isolating doors and windows is quite hard and quite expensive. I noticed how many suggest just to buy them pre-made
It could seem expensive, but considering buying materials and hours of work, it's more convenient to buy them instead of making them
To conclude, this second part has been very long but despite its duration, this is just a smattering
The info I gave you is rather partial, but also very important to understand. If you want to go further, if you want to design something properly this isn't just enough
You can look it up deeper on the internet, books or with professionals who work in this field that can make you achieve better results
What you just heard is only a tiny part
But know you know some concepts, and many don't know anything about this topics and the dangers that are related to
And I wanted to do something about it
So guys, don't underestimate acoustic correction. It's really one of the most important things to consider
And with the right knowledge and the right materials, it can be done effectively and chap
Well, that's all for now. As usual you'll find down here in the description the link to download the pamphlet regarding this part of the class
If you want to have a written landmark, that will surely come in handy
Subscribe to the channel, if you haven't already. Leave a like if you want to support me and this audio-engineering class I'm trying to bring on YouTube as good as I can
Alright, I'll see you in the next video. Good luck with your work! Bye!
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