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Hey guys! Shawn here. Welcome to prayerlights. If you are new this channel is all
about Christian mommy vlogs to help you raise a Jesus loving child. In today's
video are three ideas for some teacher Christmas gifts. The holiday is
approaching and we are all getting our teacher gifts together. If you hear the
flowers in the background it's because the yard people have chosen this moment
to blow the leaves in our yard. I also wanted to say thank you to Clueless Mama
D for this great video collar idea. I have collabed with a bunch of other
you tubers, Christian mommy youtubers so there's a playlist of some awesome
teacher gift ideas that you should definitely check out. That playlist I
will link in the description box down below as well as clueless mama D's
YouTube channel so make sure to check those out. Well let's get into this video.
Today's tutorial is going to be on the pencil bouquet, the fancy paper clips,
and the hair ties as Christmas gifts for teachers.
Pencil bouquet. So what you are going to need to do this teacher gift is a whole
bunch of pencils and I bought the Ticonderoga ones, I think that's how you
say it, because teachers seem to like those, and some ribbon or string, and a
bucket or some sort of container. what you're going to do is open up your ribbon
and I chose this cute little gingham pattern that is kind of a grayish brown
color and you're going to want to cut it a length that you can tie around the bucket.
Then you're just going to get your pencils, and I found that this was the
difficult part. Getting your pencils and tying the ribbon around the pencils
and the more pencils you have the harder it is because of course they do not want
to cooperate. As you can see right here I am having some difficulty getting them
to stick but once you do they're super cute and they look like a little bouquet
of flowers or in this case a bouquet of pencils. Here's my little bow. I'm tying
it and trying to get all even. I am the worst at bows. Then you just stick it in
your little bucket or any sort of cute container and there you go. I would also
add in a gift card to like staples or office depot or some kind of school
supply store so that your teacher can have that to go along just in case they want
to get some school supplies. So here is the pencil bouquet. Fancy paper clips.
What you will need for your fancy paper clips are some kind of a piece of
cardboard, I'm using a cardboard tag that I have hand stamped on there. You're
going to need a stamp. And you're going to need some paper clips and your glue gun.
You're just going to put the glue on the end of the paper clips and then you're
going to add, I added some cute little stone beads that I had, to the end of the paper
clip in different sizes and colors. You can also use buttons or rocks or really
anything that's unique and use your glue gun on there. If you'll notice as we keep
watching I had a little trouble with the glue. You want to keep holding
the paperclip up because as soon as you set it down on the paper plate it's going
to stick to the paper plate. Then you'll have to redo your paper clip. This is
me trying to hold all of the paper clips in my hand as I glue stuff on. Who
wants boring paper clips anyway? I like those cute little fancy
paper clips that they have at like Hobby Lobby or Michaels and so this is a just
a cute little way that you can make your own and I think teachers appreciate you
know having a handmade gift. You could also have your your child, you
know if your child is old enough to help you with this as well. Of course you want
to be careful with a hot glue gun but you know an older child could help with
that and a younger child could stamp the card.
It's pre stamped here because I had to re-film this video for you because of
some noise in the background so I'd already pre stamped the tag there but
you know you would again I would include with this I would include a gift card to
like Office Depot or staples or some place that sells you know your
local teacher supply stuff for your teacher to have a gift card. I think a
gift card is important even if it's just a five buck gift card. Just kind of goes
that extra step along with your gift. Here is the finished product. You just
put your paper clips on the side of the tag and you have something really cute.
You could also add a ribbon to the top of the tag and again a gift card. Elastic
hair ties. These are some of my favorite things to make and to give away. What
you'll need to get is your stamp and stamp pad that says homemade gifts, made
with love , or whatever. You're going to need some elastic, two-side elastic. I'll put
that down in the description box down below. You're going to need some kind of
a ruler or measuring stick and then some scissors, a lighter and that's about it.
Here I've stamped, again I had to record this a second time because
it's so annoying in the background. So I pre-stamped. You're going to want to use
some thicker cardboard. This is just a piece of cardboard that I had. And then
you're going to measure your elastic out to nine inches and then you're gonna cut
your elastic into nine inch strips. And you can see here that I've already
started. I've already tied all of the elastics.
Again I had done it on film and then there was a lot of background noise I
had a refill. Then just make a simple little tie with your finger and
then you take your ends in your hands. They are going to be frayed from cutting them.
You want to seal them. So you just take the lighter and just lightly, you don't
want to touch the flame to the elastic but you want to just get it close to it.
And it melts the elastic so that it won't fray. If you make these
for yourself later on and you're using them and they start to fray again then
you can always just reseal them with a lighter. But you just want to slide your
elastics over your piece of cardboard and if you have a thin piece of
cardboard then it's going to bend in the middle that's why I suggest using a
thicker piece of cardboard. Then I've alternated colors here just because I
think it looks cute and I think four is a good number and they work out to be
about 70 cents a piece when you do a whole bunch of them. You can get the
elastic on Amazon. I'll post a link again down in the description box. And there you
go. The elastic comes in a lot of colors. I think it's just fun. Thanks so much
for watching this video on Christmas teacher gift ideas. If you
are new please click the subscribe button down below so that you can see
more awesome videos like this and make sure to check out that playlist of the
other teacher Christmas gift ideas that other Christian mommy youtubers are
putting together so you can have a wide variety of choices to choose from. But I
am sure whatever you decide to give your teachers they will be more than thankful
to receive gifts. I will see you in my next video. Thanks for watching guys.
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Louis: Hello my name is Lou Samsa and I'm playing
guitar at the Lucky Moose in Walker.
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When I do perform these songs as far as my thinking
goes. I just I want to play these songs with lots of
emotion, with feeling. When you know a song well
you can play with much more feeling. If you
don't know it as well as you should then you're
worried about what the next phrase might be or exactly that next chord.
And then that takes away from the feeling of
music. To me I can't explain
the feeling I get from out of music when I play.
It's wonderful. Sometimes I literally almost fall out of my
chair. I'm so excited about it. So I know I'm very
sensitive. If I go see a movie sometimes, I'm crying like
a baby. And I think that shows in my playing.
I think we all have this potential to feel this
but that's one thing I never...
did figure out for sure. Do we all have the
capacity to feel music emotionally?
Because sometimes you see people play. They might play one
note and they might be like this.
Just one note. They're feeling that note. And then you get another guy
that's just sitting there kind of stone
faced. So I don't know what he's feeling. And that's a saying that
you hear many times. You can always tell a player
just he might only play one note. But it reflects...
that emotion is there.
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I've been teaching guitar for about 50 years. I actually started
playing guitar when I was 11 years old. I'm 65
now. So I've been doing this since the dawn of
man. But I got introduced to music
and guitar probably when I was a little kid.
Like about 5th, 6th grade I used to listen to Elvis
Presley and the Beatles. And that really got
me motivated. And I remember learning songs
and singing along with them. And I remember getting myself
worked up into tears. There was something about music
especially these particular songs by Elvis and the
Beatles and Ricky Nelson for that matter. But initially
there was something very moving about
music. I knew there was something there. Even though I didn't
take it seriously. I loved it. But I had
other interests that I followed, you know whether it was
sports or what have you. In fact, when I decided to go to
college, I didn't think I was going to be a guitar major.
Or go into music at all. I actually wanted to become an
elementary teacher. And so here I'm
at college at Bemidji State University. I'm actually from the Iron
Range from a town called Chisholm. But I came here to college
majoring in elementary education. And
after 2 years I decided to quit
college and move back home and start a band
with one of my friends. I moved back to Chisholm
and I started a band there. And we were together
for about 2 years. And we were playing in some of the
bars around. I was making some money. But the
guys in my band weren't quite as serious about
it as I was. So I decided to go back
to college and you know finish my
degree. But meanwhile when I was in college
I met another guitar player. Actually he was a base
guitar player. And so we started another band.
And so here I am in Bemidji going to
school. But also playing in this band on the side. You know
and at that time we were you know again playing on the weekends.
But meanwhile I met a guitar player that moved into
town here in Bemidji. Actually his name was Kevin Daily.
And I took lessons with him for a good year and he
basically changed my life. After I was with him for that year I
realized I wanted more of this guitar business. So
I still finished my elementary degree and I
also took up music. Now at the time they didn't
have a guitar major here so I had no choice but to do
voice. Because you have to pick an instrument. So I chose voice so
I ended up getting a degree in vocal and
elementary. Not to mention I was qualified to teach driver
education. And I have a degree in piano
technology.
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After I finished my degree in music and elementary education
I was substitute teaching around town
for awhile. And I actually was tuning pianos
in town. But there was something about that guitar that was
always beckoning me. It was always after me.
So before you know it I started other bands
and I was always playing in bands. I got to the point where I actually
quit tuning pianos. Which monetarily
was probably not the wisest decision. Because it was a very
good income doing that. But my guitar was always calling
me. So I ended up actually teaching guitar here in Bemidji.
Kevin Daily, my good guitar teacher that got me into all of this
he was teaching guitar at a little music store here in Bemidji called
The Melody Shop. Now Kevin actually moved
back to Minneapolis. And when he left
he got me the teaching shop at the Melody Shop. So I
actually started teaching guitar at the Melody Shop
where I was at for 18 years actually. So
I was always able to make a living teaching
guitar lessons which I love by the way. I love teaching
one on one. And also playing in
bands. So that's how I was able to make my living. Just teaching guitar
and playing in bands. And I've been doing that for
well for a long, long time. It's been about 36
years. Because after the Melody Shop closed here I went right to
Overbeeks. And so I was at the Melody Shop for 18
years and then at Overbeeks now for 18
years. So just this passion I have...
But the interesting thing is as time was going
on I was always kind of thinking I was good. But then with
the computer... but I did get on the computer and actually
scoped out some guitar players that actually taught guitar
online. Great jazz guitar players and they actually
brought the world to me. I realized I was
way behind, way behind. So
right now I actually practice about 2 to 3 hours every
day. And I've been doing this now for about maybe about 3
years now. So my playing is getting better. I am
improving. It's still a joy. I love
it. I just wish I had the passion to do
10 hours a day. Which great players do.
You know, it's a lifelong commitment. It's hours and hours.
And my hat goes off to the people that can do that but
what can I say? It is beautiful even if you do a little bit.
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About a year ago I played at the
Lucky Moose Bar & Grill in Walker,
Minnesota. Which I actually do now as a musician I
play at restaurants and I play at weddings and at the
Forestedge Winery and Ruttgers. Different places like
that. I do a solo performance and I play a variety
of music. In fact I like to refer to myself as
"eclectic electric." I play a little bit of
country, a little jazz, some blues, a little
rock, a little bit of classical. Just a little
variety of music which I love. Because it brings out different emotions
in me. Before I did this solo stuff I played in bands
for 35 years straight basically. Pretty much
every weekend. But it wasn't until I was about
maybe 55 years old where I... started
doing solo... work. Which I really love.
Probably because it's enough to just take care of myself let
alone worrying about 3 or 4 other band mates.
I've got plenty to worry about with just me. But I will
say that being a solo guitarist you really have to
know your songs well. Because when you play
in the public you never know whose there. There might be some
music professors there. There might be people with
cameras there. And I've learned in the past
that I didn't know my songs as
good as I should've. Because there's more pressure that's
involved and it's easy to mess up.
But I know this about myself that if I
really dig in and practice
like you should. You get to the point where you know that song
so well that even if you get distracted
the song can still flow. Because this muscle
memory and it's so locked in your head that even though you get distracted
a little bit you don't fall apart. You can just keep it going.
So for myself... I'm sure everybody's different.
For myself if I know the song real well
that gives me the confidence. And when I have the confidence
I have no problem.
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Now some of the venues I perform
at, the people are just eating,
drinking, talking so their undivided
attention isn't really on me. So it's
more laid back of an atmosphere. Which relieves
a little pressure. But you've got to remember that while people are eating
they still look over and they
listen. And I guess my goal is if it feels good
to me, I'm assuming it feels good to
the audience. You know I think we're all human
beings and I think they can tell.
If you love something and it feels really good for you I think they can pick up on
that.
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So right now I still teach private guitar lessons, still at
Overbeeks and also at Bemidji State
University where I'm adjunct instructor. And I still
do my solo guitar work. And so this is what I
do for a living and it's wonderful. I've always
loved sharing what I know. And I still love
doing it this very day. I love teaching
guitar. When I give lessons I'm
hoping that the person would like to make
guitar their career. This is the way I
teach. I don't fool around. I'm not demanding.
I don't get upset if they don't practice.
All I can do is try to inspire them. Get
them excited about guitar. Because you can actually make a
living whether you play in the military or if you're a
studio guitarist of if you play in a band or if you
teach private guitar. There are a lot of venues, options
to make a living playing guitar. So as
an instructor I enjoy watching my
students grow. Actually they pass me
up. I remember one of my earlier students from years ago who practiced
10 hours a day. He passed me up in 3 years.
And I remember that was... kind of hurtful
for me to pass me up. And I had
played for 25 years and he passes me up in 3
years. And he went on to move to New
York. A great guitar player. Actually his name is John Sea (?) from
Bemidji here. So as time went on I had
others that basically did the same thing.
So now it's enjoyable to watch my
students pass me up. And I can only wish
them the best for high levels of success.
I would like to encourage
everyone to at least
study some instrument. I am a believer that
if you study an instrument I think that
carries over into all areas of your life.
I think that'll just make you a better person. I think you'll
be able to achieve higher levels in any other
field just by studying music. Because it's so
completely involved with your whole body, your mind, the
physicality, the emotional. I highly recommend everybody
to study music. As far as
unlocking some potential in my students, as far as their guitar playing
goes it's wonderful to see the little light bulbs go off
in their eyes. When they can start creating music I
love when I see a student grow. But I have to
say, we don't all grow at
the same levels. And I think the
accomplishments and feeling of certain people are
just going to be higher. That's life.
Sometimes you're actually married to your
instrument. That's the kind of a commitment some people
make. I've had students that were on their way and they
actually decided to fall in love with somebody. Which is
great but I will say, their guitar playing went
bye bye. And I'm married. I've got 3 kids. It's
been awesome. I was able to manage
everything. So I've been blessed to have a wonderful
family. And my wonderful guitar. [laughing] And you know if that
works for you great. But some people can't have
both. I mean if they really want to get to that higher
level. If they just want to play a few chords and have fun for the rest of their life, that's fine.
But you know, as far as that commitment to get to those higher
levels, boy sometimes we might have to make that
very difficult decision.
Whether you want to play guitar or do you want to get married or not.
Because some people will tell you that instrument is...
you're married to it. What can I say?
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If you're interesting in learning how to play your guitar
at a higher level. Or if you're
interested in playing at a special function,
you'll find me in the Bemidji phone book,
Louis Samsa.
♪
I think the audience actually appreciates
seeing somebody live, working at their
craft. It would be like myself, when a plumber comes over to my house and
I'm watching him. I admire that. Or a mechanic or a
carpenter. I think it's wonderful to watch somebody that knows
what they're doing. I admire, I respect
it. And I think that the audience for musicians is the
same. I guess what I would say in a nutshell is that you
can find art in everything.
And in everyone and in every
occupation period.
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Hi everyone, Welcome to Batistenha Homestead. I'm Joselito and I'm Iva. Today we
we came here to visit the Hollywood Cementery, where two presidents are buried,
two presidents of the United States of America. And we came with our friends to visit
this Cemetery.
My friends are walking there. Reginaldo, Andreiza, Iva, Kinberly, and my tall friend, Luis Diego. Look at that beautiful trees.
Guys, we're here at the Hollywood Cementery in Richmond Virginia.
I found it interesting here that this tomb is a child, a girl and there is this dog that
dog statue and tells the legend that when the girl was buried the dog
He came and stood here looking after the tomb.
So nowadays people put toys these little toys here and
the legend says that if someone picks up the toy he will listen later
the dog growling. So interesting. They put here little rocks, rings.
This pyramid here is a monument to the participants of the confederation war.
So Kimberly tells us what the plate is saying. In English please.
Kimberly: A Memorial for the Virginia Confederate Women 1861-1865
Here in this section 18,000 Confederate soldiers are buried
Thanks for the info Kimberly. Really cool.
This is Jefferson Davis President of the Confederate States
of America, 1861-1865. Here's a statue of him.
Jefferson Davis.
So folks this is the tomb of president
Monroe, I'll show you around here quick.
James Monroe. Let's zoom in here to see if we can see
We can not get too close. This is where He is buried one of the presidents of the
United, James Monroe. Also has a daughter of him, Maria Hester. It's a bit of the History of
U.S.
We have two presidents here in this Cemetery. This is the president.
John Tyler
President John Tyler
He was president from 1841-1845 is a bit of History here for you.
I want to show you some of the james river here. This river was given the name in
homage to the King of England James. A bit of Virginia's landscape.
So folks, we are finishing up our tour here at the Virginia Cemetery.
What's the name of the Cemetery anyway? Hollywood Cemetery. Here with our friends. Thank you for joining us, if
you have not subscribed to the channel, if sign up for the channel. Give a like
There we go. Thank you very much, once more.
Joselito and I am Iva, and the Freitas family.
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DIY Christmas Teacher Gift Ideas - Duration: 7:54.Hey guys! Shawn here. Welcome to prayerlights. If you are new this channel is all
about Christian mommy vlogs to help you raise a Jesus loving child. In today's
video are three ideas for some teacher Christmas gifts. The holiday is
approaching and we are all getting our teacher gifts together. If you hear the
flowers in the background it's because the yard people have chosen this moment
to blow the leaves in our yard. I also wanted to say thank you to Clueless Mama
D for this great video collar idea. I have collabed with a bunch of other
you tubers, Christian mommy youtubers so there's a playlist of some awesome
teacher gift ideas that you should definitely check out. That playlist I
will link in the description box down below as well as clueless mama D's
YouTube channel so make sure to check those out. Well let's get into this video.
Today's tutorial is going to be on the pencil bouquet, the fancy paper clips,
and the hair ties as Christmas gifts for teachers.
Pencil bouquet. So what you are going to need to do this teacher gift is a whole
bunch of pencils and I bought the Ticonderoga ones, I think that's how you
say it, because teachers seem to like those, and some ribbon or string, and a
bucket or some sort of container. what you're going to do is open up your ribbon
and I chose this cute little gingham pattern that is kind of a grayish brown
color and you're going to want to cut it a length that you can tie around the bucket.
Then you're just going to get your pencils, and I found that this was the
difficult part. Getting your pencils and tying the ribbon around the pencils
and the more pencils you have the harder it is because of course they do not want
to cooperate. As you can see right here I am having some difficulty getting them
to stick but once you do they're super cute and they look like a little bouquet
of flowers or in this case a bouquet of pencils. Here's my little bow. I'm tying
it and trying to get all even. I am the worst at bows. Then you just stick it in
your little bucket or any sort of cute container and there you go. I would also
add in a gift card to like staples or office depot or some kind of school
supply store so that your teacher can have that to go along just in case they want
to get some school supplies. So here is the pencil bouquet. Fancy paper clips.
What you will need for your fancy paper clips are some kind of a piece of
cardboard, I'm using a cardboard tag that I have hand stamped on there. You're
going to need a stamp. And you're going to need some paper clips and your glue gun.
You're just going to put the glue on the end of the paper clips and then you're
going to add, I added some cute little stone beads that I had, to the end of the paper
clip in different sizes and colors. You can also use buttons or rocks or really
anything that's unique and use your glue gun on there. If you'll notice as we keep
watching I had a little trouble with the glue. You want to keep holding
the paperclip up because as soon as you set it down on the paper plate it's going
to stick to the paper plate. Then you'll have to redo your paper clip. This is
me trying to hold all of the paper clips in my hand as I glue stuff on. Who
wants boring paper clips anyway? I like those cute little fancy
paper clips that they have at like Hobby Lobby or Michaels and so this is a just
a cute little way that you can make your own and I think teachers appreciate you
know having a handmade gift. You could also have your your child, you
know if your child is old enough to help you with this as well. Of course you want
to be careful with a hot glue gun but you know an older child could help with
that and a younger child could stamp the card.
It's pre stamped here because I had to re-film this video for you because of
some noise in the background so I'd already pre stamped the tag there but
you know you would again I would include with this I would include a gift card to
like Office Depot or staples or some place that sells you know your
local teacher supply stuff for your teacher to have a gift card. I think a
gift card is important even if it's just a five buck gift card. Just kind of goes
that extra step along with your gift. Here is the finished product. You just
put your paper clips on the side of the tag and you have something really cute.
You could also add a ribbon to the top of the tag and again a gift card. Elastic
hair ties. These are some of my favorite things to make and to give away. What
you'll need to get is your stamp and stamp pad that says homemade gifts, made
with love , or whatever. You're going to need some elastic, two-side elastic. I'll put
that down in the description box down below. You're going to need some kind of
a ruler or measuring stick and then some scissors, a lighter and that's about it.
Here I've stamped, again I had to record this a second time because
it's so annoying in the background. So I pre-stamped. You're going to want to use
some thicker cardboard. This is just a piece of cardboard that I had. And then
you're going to measure your elastic out to nine inches and then you're gonna cut
your elastic into nine inch strips. And you can see here that I've already
started. I've already tied all of the elastics.
Again I had done it on film and then there was a lot of background noise I
had a refill. Then just make a simple little tie with your finger and
then you take your ends in your hands. They are going to be frayed from cutting them.
You want to seal them. So you just take the lighter and just lightly, you don't
want to touch the flame to the elastic but you want to just get it close to it.
And it melts the elastic so that it won't fray. If you make these
for yourself later on and you're using them and they start to fray again then
you can always just reseal them with a lighter. But you just want to slide your
elastics over your piece of cardboard and if you have a thin piece of
cardboard then it's going to bend in the middle that's why I suggest using a
thicker piece of cardboard. Then I've alternated colors here just because I
think it looks cute and I think four is a good number and they work out to be
about 70 cents a piece when you do a whole bunch of them. You can get the
elastic on Amazon. I'll post a link again down in the description box. And there you
go. The elastic comes in a lot of colors. I think it's just fun. Thanks so much
for watching this video on Christmas teacher gift ideas. If you
are new please click the subscribe button down below so that you can see
more awesome videos like this and make sure to check out that playlist of the
other teacher Christmas gift ideas that other Christian mommy youtubers are
putting together so you can have a wide variety of choices to choose from. But I
am sure whatever you decide to give your teachers they will be more than thankful
to receive gifts. I will see you in my next video. Thanks for watching guys.
bye! Hey guys! Shawn here. If you are new
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All right...
How do I start this in Finnish?
Hi, hello, hey everyone
Welcome to a Finnish language video!
Now it finally happens!
I thought I'd today do a video in Finnish.
I think one of you said that it would be kinda cool...
I did a video in Finnish perhaps a year and a half ago
but I took it off my channel quite shortly after - I didn't really like it, it felt somehow so forced.
-- maybe because I had a that point gotten so many Finnish speaking subscribers through Dave
and this was when I had perhaps 5,000 subscribers and maybe 3,000 of them were Finnish speakers
and it felt like everyone was just like "make videos in Finnish, do it, do it, do it!"
So, yeah... That's why it felt kind of forced.
And... I mean seriously, someone asks in the comments almost daily why I don't make videos in Finnish as well,
-- since I'm from Finland. Why on earth am I only making videos in Swedish and English
And the answer to that is... why on earth would I make videos in Finnish?
I'm a Finno-Swede, I'm a Swedish speaker, completely Swedish speaking
I've lived in London now for over nine years and...
I mean I speak Finnish so seldom that, as you can hear, my Finnish is really bad. So, that's probably why...
Anyway, I thought if our American friend Luke Bland who lives in Finland can make videos in Finnish every week
-- then I can do on video in Finnish. So here we are. Hmm.. What else?
So I thought I could tell you a bit about how I at least try to keep up my Finnish
As I mentioned I speak so seldom Finnish and here in London I of course don't speak Finnish at all
but I think it's nice and important that I try to keep it up to some degree.
So I read quite a lot in Finnish, almost always crime novels
I don't really know why or how it started but maybe it was that my grandma used to always buy some
Outi Pakkanen book for Christmas or something like that.
Then I watch quite a lot of Eetu's (Eeddspeaks) and Ville's (Vinkare) videos
I think that's really good that I get to hear Finnish, I mean that someone speaks Finnish
and then I can always tell Dave what they're doing or what they're saying
since they don't have English subtitles
Umm, what else... Then I've also maybe two months ago started listening to Finnish podcasts online
For example After Work is quite fun, that's on a website called wecast. And then there's another quite good one
Was it... Terveys Edellä or something like that. That one's quite good as well
Podcasts and vlogs are in my mind good to listen to because they speak the way people normally speak
where as in books it's more written language...? I don't know...
So it works better for, so to say, my needs.
All right, that was it. This was short but sweet. Hopefully you enjoyed this video. Sorry it was so short
But... I at least survived so that's at least a good thing.
Thanks for watching I'll see you again in a few days. Bye!
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Insanity's Requiem 1.7a with Hell On Earth Starter Pack #2 - Duration: 55:15.
Mod - Insanity's Requiem 1.7a
WAD - Hell On Earth Starter Pack
Source Port - GZDoom 3.2.1 64bit
Insanity's Requiem is one of the mods for Doom that you can't miss if you want to get something refreshing, quite different to the Brutal Doom or Project Brutality.
Cyberdemon in Insanity's Requiem is one of the most aggressive Cyberdemon variants in mods I've ever really seen.
Not only it's health amount is enormous but also it shoots like a crazy without a time to stop such an onslaught.
Using the Anti-Materiel rifle isn't rather a good thing, you will most likely die before the battle.
The attack pattern of this Cyberdemon is also quite random, the best way is to use double jump as much as possible.
In the Twisted Neighborhood I've also had to cheat to get the Evangelizer Gauss Cannon...
It's the first level when we can get the BFG equivalent, felt quite like a trash to get a Typhoon from such a hard secret.
If you don't remember, to find that secret you must USE the only dead tree in the whole level, quite hard to get for most of the people.
The Evangelizer itself... isn't the weapon I expected however.
The power of this weapon isn't a big one, although it's the final weapon but feels really weak against Cyberdemons or Masterminds.
If you want a great crowd control damage dealing weapon, get the Automatic Shotgun or Flak Mutilator.
Starter Pack by SgtMarkIV known from Brutal Doom is a 32 level mappack that requires either Freedoom or Doom II Hell On Earth.
This mappack addon retells the story of both Doom I and Doom II in it's own original way.
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Hey guys it me Rahul and today we are gonna be taking a look at an awesome trick to watch
youtube videos in picture in picture mode or pop out window mode or floating mode.
With android 8.0 and YouTube red, YouTube officially enables you to watch videos in
picture in picture mode, but not everyone has access to YouTube Red, so this is a nice
way to get that feature for free.
I'm gonna be showing you guys 2 ways, one is using a dedicated app and other one is
using telegram.
If you use telegram, you know that... it is a very powerful messenger app than any other
, and one of the unique features of it... is bots, so this is how you can watch YouTube
videos in picture in picture mode,
open telegram search youtube , select youtube bot, then type @youtube followed by the search
phrase, then tap on the video that you want to watch then, tap on the thumbnail of that
video and then tap on this little icon here, this UI might be different for you.
so in that case you will have a small icon right here, tap on it, which will open the
video in picture in picture mode, now you can watch youtube videos while doing something
else on your phone, pretty neat huh ?
So the other way is to use a dedicated app for it.I like "Floating tube" ,The links
are down below, it's free, open the app….
search for the video …..select the video, then tap on this icon here which will pop
out the video and that's it, I like this method more because i can resize the video,
so i can view the video better, that's pretty much it
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How I've Changed my German Husband (by accident!!) - Duration: 10:02.
So, he's changed! - Have I? - Yeah. Well in some ways.
Hey everyone! Dana here. - And Stefan.
And today we're going to be talking about some of the ways that I think you have changed.
We've been together now for almost 9 years. And I'm American. And you?
I'm German. - Yeah. I've just noticed some little things that, yeah, you've kind of changed in the last 9 years.
And I think some of those things are because of my influence on you. Maybe.
These are not things that I've changed on purpose about him or anything like that.
But yeah, I've made a little list.
And I'm going to read them to you and I'm excited to see what you think about these
things that I've noticed.
So one way that I've noticed that you've changed is I think now you dress more casually.
So right now you're wearing sweat pants. I don't know. When we met...I don't, okay.
Not chilling around this house.
You always dressed casually at home. But like, you now go out in sweat pants.
You go shopping, you go grocery shopping in sweat pants.
And 9 years ago...well, I don't remember you going out grocery shopping in sweat pants.
First of all, I didn't have comfy sweat pants. - Yeah. - And yeah, maybe. Maybe, maybe I give you that. - Okay.
You mean more Americanized, more comfortable with sweat pants. - Yeah.
Um, yeah, maybe. I don't know. - Okay. - I was always comfortable. - Okay. So you're not sure.
Nah, I'm not, I'm giving you half a point. - Okay, half a point. - You're not totally sold on it. - No.
Okay. - No, not sold on it. - Alright.
So would you say your clothing has changed at all in the last 9 years. - No. - No. - No. - Not at all.
Yeah, with time it changes.
I'm older now. - But not because of me. - Totally not because of you. - Okay.
Alright. Anything to do with your wardrobe?
Socks or shoes or pants or shirts or any bit of your style has changed because of me?
Yeah, I wear longer shorts. - Yes, that's true!
Because the European shorts, they're short. - They're short. Yeah.
And when we go to America, when we fly to America, I can't wear the European shorts.
I have to wear longer shorts that at least go up to my knee or cover my knee.
It's hard to find shorts here, though, that cover the knee. - Yeah.
I've become more aware of it that there's a difference between clothing.
So you have changed me in the way that I've become more aware of it.
You put on shorts and you realize, like, oh these are short for American standards.
Yeah. - Also I think that I have changed, not on purpose again, but just sort of happened, the foods
that you eat. Peanut butter. - Yes. - You eat more peanut butter because of me.
Hot sauce. - I eat peanut butter... You eat peanut butter because of me. - Yes.
Hot sauce. - Yes. - When we met you didn't eat hot sauce. - No.
Now he goes through more hot sauce than me. - I do. - Um, things like burritos. - Yeah.
I don't think you would've made at home burritos. - Yeah, you get the point, um, sticky barbecue.
Okay. - Like when we grill, the meat is more - Moist. - the sauce, moist, sticky.
I was never a real fan of the hardcore German cuisine.
Especially here in Bavaria.
I don't like all the innards and everything. - Okay.
But at home growing up we pretty much had standard German cuisine.
Lots of potatoes.
Now we are cooking more internationally.
And then also the American stuff that you brought over.
Peanut butter, hot sauce for sure. - Yeah, for sure. Breakfast burrito. Like, no.
Never would have crossed my mind to even try that.
Also I know without a doubt that this one is true.
That because of me, um, your English has improved.
My English has improved? - Yes, your English has improved. - I don't think so.
It has. That's not even a German accent. I don't know what that was. - I don't know, I cannot do...
I'm pretty bad in accents.
Even in German I cannot put on accents. - Okay. - But yes, I give you that.
Hello, my English teacher.
I was pretty bad in English.
Horrible in English.
And she told me, like, you can do everything, Stefan, but just don't get a job where you
have to speak English. And now... - I'm not a job, but he married someone where he speaks English 24/7.
Exactly. So you have made my English better.
I'm not actively learning English. - Right. - So...
I didn't purposefully try to make his English better. - No.
At the beginning I thought it was really cute.
And I still, I still love your accent and everything like that, but it just has gotten better.
In small talk and, like, all our movies and TV shows we mostly watch English ones.
And also now when I go to the movie theater, I enjoy the original version more than the
German version.
Another one I would say that since we've been together -- in the U.S. definitely, although
that happened right away, but also in Germany -- you are a higher tipper.
You tip more at restaurants. - That's true.
Yeah, I see what you tip sometimes and I know that in Germany you tip more than I would say necessarily
always expected.
Yeah - I think you, and I think that has changed since we started dating and kind of the American
influence of tipping, I think you have become a higher tipper in Germany. - Yeah, I think so.
The German standard seems to be kind of around 10% is what I've learned.
And I think you regularly tip higher than 10% in Germany. - Yeah.
I would say you've also become more out-going. - Yeah. - Yeah.
I think this video is proof of it. - Yeah!
And I'm also aware that Germans are pretty bad at small talk. - Okay.
Like, when we go, when I go from my work to an event, and there are mostly Germans there,
I'm now more aware that Germans are pretty, yeah, shy in small talk.
And I try to start the conversation, most of the time.
I would never have done that before.
Like and also with the videos.
Yeah, - Yeah. - I did not want to be in the videos when she started it. - At the beginning it was really
"I'm not in the videos, Dana." - Exactly. - Yeah. - I will never be in the videos. - Yeah.
Ever. - Ever, ever, ever, ever. - Ever, ever.
And then, yeah, you convinced me for 50,000. - I don't know, I didn't convince you.
You can up with... - Yeah, I came up with it.
Yeah, I wasn't like please be in it, please be in it.
You came to me and you were like, maybe I could be in it. - Yeah. So...
Yeah, definitely you get that point. You brought out... - I brought you out of your shell.
Yes. Not as out-going as you.
I will never be because you are just
the most out-going person that I have ever known. - Uh-uh, Daniel.
Okay, Daniel. Shout-out to Daniel. - Yeah.
If you haven't seen our, my video with Daniel, again, we'll link it somewhere here. - Yeah.
Yeah, he is even more out-going than me. - Yeah. But, yeah, you pretty much changed that.
And kind of, I would say, my last one going along, I think, with that is that I've also,
I think, made you a little bit more comfortable just in general with getting out of your comfort zone.
Doing things - Yes. - like filming out in public.
Or maybe going on vacation at the last minute. - Yeah.
Or changing plans at the last minute. - Yeah. - At first it really freaked you out and...
Definitely. I'm a person that doesn't want any attention in public.
You know, I'm the one - Good thing you're hanging out with me! - on the Underground
and S-bahn.
But not to people you don't know.
No, no. - Just to me. - Just to her. Not to people...I'm not one of these people. - Right.
But just to me. - But just to her. He doesn't want to draw attention. - I just, yeah.
I don't want to draw attention.
And we have now visited lots of areas in the world where, if I hadn't known you, no I would
never have gone there.
I am okay with it if like, I just decide: oh!
Next week let's go to this place or something.
And now I'd say you're more comfortable with that.
I'm definitely more comfortable with that. - Yeah. - We just booked tickets for Thanksgiving.
We're going to the U.S. - Yeah.
And this is like three weeks before Thanksgiving.
And we're filming this on Halloween. Wwwhaaaa! - Ooooh! Spooky, spooky.
So yeah, it's three weeks before Thanksgiving and we're flying to the U.S.
I think 9 years ago to just decide to fly to the U.S. three weeks in advance would have
made you really nervous. - Exactly.
Whereas now you were like, okay, yeah, let's do it. Let's do it. - Yeah.
So our question for you is: How have you changed because of the influence of a partner or a
close friend?
Please let us know in the comments below.
Thanks so much for watching. - Thank you! We really hope that you enjoyed this video.
If you did, leave a like. - Yes! - And subscribe. - Yes, please subscribe to the channel.
And also a really, really, really big thank you so much to our patrons on Patreon, who
help make these videos possible.
Thank you so much for your support. - Thank you.
If you would like to check out our Patreon page, you can find a link to that down in
the description box below.
Until next time, auf Wiedersehen!
Okay. Don't make funny faces.
I've been doing pretty good about not just cracking up laughing.
I see you peeking. Don't peek on my list. I'm going to tell you then, I promise.
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How To Make Apple Cider Vinegar Drink At Home | Weight Loss Drink Recipe - Remedies One - Duration: 3:26.
every fall we take at least one trip to an apple orchard near us they have
family friendly activities wonderful local canned goods for sale and of
course apples today's video will discuss how to make apple cider vinegar at home
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don't waste apple cores and peels you can use the peels in the course to make
apple cider vinegar this way you have virtually no waste
it is also totally possible to make apple cider vinegar from the whole apple
so don't worry if you don't have leftover peels and cores from anything
how to make apple cider vinegar before starting to make apple cider vinegar
there are a few things you'll need to have on hand first supplies clean jar
you can use any size jar organic apples scraps enough to fill your jar 3/4 of
the way full organic cane sugar filtered water fermentation waiter small glass
jar cheesecloth or coffee filter rubber band how to make apple cider vinegar
with the mother easy way apple cider vinegar with the mother has many
benefits and it is simple to make at home with some organic apple scraps and
a little time here's how ingredients organic apple scraps enough to fill your
jar 3/4 of the way full organic cane sugar filtered water instructions 1
clean your jar very well and let air dry to fill jar 3/4 phone with apple scraps
if you are using whole apples roughly chop them up before you put them in the
jar 3 dissolve 1 tablespoon cane sugar into one cup of water you may need to
double or triple this depending on the size of your jar for you need to use
enough to completely cover the apples 5 pour sugar water over the apples and
they are completely submerged six went down the apples with a fermentation wait
or with a small glass jar any apples that are exposed to the air could mold
seven cover with the cheesecloth their coffee filter and secure with the rubber
band eight store in a dark place that stays pretty consistently it's room
temperature nine leave it for approximately three weeks check on it
every few days to make sure the apples are staying under the water and to make
sure no mold is growing 10 after three weeks it will still smell fairly sweet
strain the apples pieces out and return the liquid to the jar eleven recover and
put the jar back in a dark spot for another three to four weeks stirring
every few days 12 when the ACV has reached the tartness you like you can
put a lid on it or transfer it to a different jar with a lid and start using
it do you know any alternative to make apple cider vinegar at home let me know
in our comment section below if you liked this video give it a thumbs up and
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Emma Watson Didn't Always Look Like This - Duration: 5:47.
Emma Watson has been on top of the world since she was just a little tyke starring in the
Harry Potter movies.
The world watched her grow up on-screen, but she's also managed to accomplish quite a bit
away from the cameras — like pursuing a world class education, and becoming a fashionista
and philanthropist.
All the while, she's also solidified her career in show business.
So, to celebrate all of her accomplishments thus far, let's take a look back at Emma Watson's
journey since her first ride on the Hogwarts Express.
An auspicious start
A lot of children have big dreams of becoming a star, but Emma Watson got to actually live
that reality.
In 2001, the then-nine-year-old made her screen debut as the spunky smart girl Hermione Granger
in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
And that was just the beginning of her work playing one of the most iconic book-to-film
characters of all time.
"Honestly, don't you two read?!"
She might have been an instant silver screen legend thanks to her turn as the cleverest
witch, but she still had a surprisingly normal childhood.
As she told BBC News when she was just 12, "I go to a very big school and some people
give me a bit of stick…But apart from that most people are really nice about it.
My close friends just treat me normally.…
I still do everything I used to do."
As the years continued, Watson was able to dig deeper into who Hermione Granger was,
growing both her character and her acting abilities.
And even in those teen years, Watson seemed free of diva tendencies.
She said, "I feel incredibly lucky to be given the opportunity to be in such a fantastic
film … my ambitions couldn't even dream of the scale and greatness that Harry Potter
is, and so, I'm so very lucky about that."
As time progressed, she continued to challenge herself and excelled when she worked hard,
much like her on-screen counterpart.
And as both Watson and her character grew older, they became more complex and compelling
in equal measure.
Role model status
As her fame grew, Watson became a role model for young girls, and she saw how important
it was to emphasize girls' intelligence in society.
At 17, she told Parade, "Hermione's not scared to be clever.
I think sometimes really smart girls dumb themselves down a bit, and that's bad."
And while Watson was taking a strong stand when it came to girl power, she also was focusing
on making sure her life stayed normal outside of Hollywood.
She decided to pursue a prestigious education as one of her first post-Potter adventures.
Expanding her horizons
By 2008, the world had been caught under the spell of a young starlet.
At 18, the actress was signed to a two-year, $6 million contract with Chanel to be the
face of its Coco Mademoiselle fragrance.
This big moment showed that Watson had grown from a showbiz teen into a woman of class.
But she wasn't just working towards a future in fashion.
"Just because you've got the emotional range of a teaspoon."
In 2009, Watson announced she planned to attend Brown University to study liberal arts.
Ever the non-diva, she also wanted the full college experience — including the dorms
and roommates.
She said, "If I'm going to do this experience, I'm going to do it properly and going to do
it like everyone else."
With an attitude like that, it's no wonder she was never cursed with child star syndrome.
Brand new 'do
Once the Harry Potter films came to a close, Emma Watson decided to make a big change to
her appearance.
Although she'd had to maintain a wavy, long mane throughout filming for Harry Potter,
in 2010 Watson chopped off her hair for a cute, very short, pixie-like 'do.
Watson told Metro, "I didn't get to experiment with dyeing and chopping off my hair like
most teenagers…I also felt, right, I'm 20, I'm not a little girl any more.
I'd been on Harry Potter for ten years so I needed to mark the end of it in some way.
I needed a drastic change and that's what the chop was all about."
When she revealed her new look to the world, she dubbed it "the most liberating thing ever."
And the look would last at least long enough for her to star in her next big book-to-screen
project The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
Shortly thereafter, Watson began introducing a more adult side to herself in movies like
The Bling Ring and This Is the End.
"I'm not f------ around!"
"OOOOH"
Price of fame
In 2011, when 21-year-old Watson would be entering her third year at Brown University,
she decided to take a moment away from the American college, saying, "I was in denial…I
wanted to pretend I wasn't as famous as I was.
I was trying to seek out normality, but I kind of have to accept who I am, the position
I'm in and what happened."
She wasn't leaving higher education entirely, but would instead be attending school back
in the UK.
Although rumors swirled, she insisted she was never bullied at her university.
If anything, her problem was just the opposite — because Watson's fame apparently intimidated
the college boys.
"I'm sorry.
What just happened?"
She ultimately finished her degree in literature at Brown a few years later.
World of beauty
By 2012, the last Harry Potter film had been released and Watson felt more comfortable
to make big changes.
As she told The Independent, "As I've got older, and since I cut all my hair off, I've
felt a bit more liberated about trying different things out."
One of those different things was being the new face of Lancôme's "Rouge in Love" campaign,
with a focus on their lipstick.
Having this role with Lancôme helped fans see her in a more adult light, instead of
as the frizzy-haired, anxious wizard we'd all grown to love.
But even though she was growing into a more fashion-savvy celebrity, she also made an
effort to maximize her inner beauty as well.
After graduating from Brown University in 2014, the then 24-year-old British actress
was officially named the new Goodwill Ambassador for the U.N.'s gender-equality arm, U.N. Women.
It was there that she organized the buzzy HeForShe gender equality campaign and delivered
a speech that captivated audiences.
"Feminism, by definition, is the belief that men and women should have equal rights."
And Watson isn't slowing down anytime soon.
She continues to visibly pursue women's rights while accelerating her screen career quite
nicely.
Most recently, she cemented her status as a box office darling by starring in 2017's
biggest film, the live-action adaptation of Disney's Beauty and the Beast.
Just like Hermione before her, the character was a bookworm who valued substance over the
superficial, so it's no wonder Watson made it work.
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SECONDS After Taunting GOP With Election Results, Obama Got CRUSHED By Trump�s Instant Payback.
By Alex Santana.
It�s no secret who Obama was rooting for in the recent Virginia elections, but his
behavior following the Dems� narrow victory was beyond childish.
Not only did he state the painfully obvious, but he did so in an effort to jab President
Trump and the Republican Party.
Obama made his statement on the Democratic gubernatorial wins via Twitter Wednesday morning.
�This is what happens when the people vote.
Congrats @RalphNortham and @PhilMurphyNJ . And congratulations to all the victors in state
legislative, county and mayors� races.
Every office in a democracy counts,� Obama tweeted.
What about �the people� who DIDN�T vote Democrat?
Or �the people� who elected President Donald Trump?
Where�s his praise for those American voters, who are also part of his democracy?
The funniest part about Obama�s celebration is the lack of real competition his candidate
faced.
President Trump made a last-ditch effort to bolster Gillespie�s chances, but it was
clearly too late.
If Gillespie had followed the President from day one, there�s no doubt the governorship
would�ve been far more obtainable.
�Ed Gillespie worked hard but did not embrace me or what I stand for,� Trump tweeted after
the election results went live.
But Trump wasn�t done.
His next tweet shut down Obama completely and reminded the country who�s in charge.
�Don�t forget, Republicans won 4 out of 4 House seats, and with the economy doing
record numbers, we will continue to win, even bigger than before!�
Hard to argue with numbers.
Obama and his leftist minions may need to throw a parade for every little victory, but
President Trump has his sights set on the bigger picture.
It�s no surprise that Obama would continue to think small, but more and more Americans
are thinking bigger everyday.
Making America great takes real leadership, and President Trump will not sit by and let
spineless swamp rats like Obama drag his name and party through the mud.
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Do you want Obama to get lost?
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What The Justice League Cast Looked Like As Kids - Duration: 5:35.
With Justice League smashing onto our screens, DC is upping the stakes with an epic, bust-'em-up
brawl featuring the heavyweights of the comic book line-up.
But life wasn't always teamwork and spandex for the cast of Justice League.
In our universe, there was a time when Flash sang opera, Aquaman studied marine biology,
and Batman grew up just outside of Boston … with parents.
Ben Affleck
Ben Affleck took his first acting role at the age of 7, and he acted regularly from
that first role all the way through his teens, despite moving with his family often.
When the Affleck clan finally settled down in Massachusetts, 8-year-old Ben Affleck became
friends with an older kid who lived two blocks away in the same neighborhood: Matt Damon,
who he's still friends with today.
"Or you could learn about things that are actually true, like how incredibly short Matt
Damon is."
"Or the fact that Ben's left eye twitches every time you say the word Gigli."
They were both interested in acting, and Ben Affleck still credits Matt Damon and their
childhood friendship as the reason he decided to become a "real" actor.
These days, he's obviously looking a little older, which is exactly what the new Batman
needed to be.
"This guy, he's like.. he's is older... he's really f----- up and he's really broken down.
And he's on the edge of moral bankruptcy.
I'm clearly your man!"]
Jason Momoa
Most people were probably introduced to Jason Momoa as Khal Drogo, but the Hawaiian-born
actor has gained acclaim for more than his role in Game of Thrones.
Before leading the Dothraki, Momoa traveled the galaxy as the dreadlocked Ronon Dex in
Stargate: Atlantis and destroyed hordes of magical monsters in the 2011 remake of Conan
the Barbarian.
And it's safe to say that he's changed a lot over the years.
Momoa originally went to school to study marine biology, an education which may come in handy
now that he's donning the scaled armor of Aquaman.
Plans are also in development for a standalone Aquaman film to be released in 2018.
Gal Gadot
The decision to cast Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman seemed to come out of left field for a lot
of people, but the Israeli-born model definitely has the background to pull off a superpowered
heroine.
Gadot grew up in Israel and was crowned Miss Israel in 2004 before spending her next two
years in the Israeli Defense Forces.
"You were trained in the Israeli Army."
" Yeah, that's probably where it all began."
"I was a girl scout."
Gadot went on to star in four Fast & Furious films, then immediately transitioned to the
DC film universe as our favorite Amazon warrior princess.
She claims that when she auditioned for Batman v Superman, she didn't know she was trying
out for Wonder Woman.
All she knew was that it was a Zack Snyder film, and her first guess was that it was
an audition for a new Catwoman.
Judging by her standalone film's ratings, Gadot seems to be shaping up to be a solid
Wonder Woman for the 21st century.
Ezra Miller
Born in Wyckoff, a small town in northern New Jersey, Ezra Miller grew up in a family
that was all about the arts.
A lot of that must have rubbed off on the young boy, who first sang on stage at the
age of 6 and went on to study at the New York Metropolitan Opera.
In 2008, the 16-year-old starred in his debut film, Afterschool, but the movie that brought
Ezra Miller into the public eye was definitely 2011's We Need to Talk About Kevin.
He's since starred in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, and it's looking like
he's got a long run as the Flash ahead of him.
Amy Adams
Amy Adams never wanted to be an actress as a child—she wanted to be a dancer.
But even that dream wasn't entirely likely.
When she was 18, she found herself working at Hooters just to pay for a car.
"You used to be a Hooters waitress, which I can see… why."
"As you can see.."
I'd be proud of that, I'd be like, 'I had the body people.'"
By chance, she happened to be in Minnesota in 1999 when a casting crew came through looking
to fill parts in the Kirsten Dunst film Drop Dead Gorgeous.
She nailed the audition and snagged her first film role in the process.
Amy Adams' first major role was as Leonardo DiCaprio's love interest in 2002's Catch Me
If You Can, directed by Steven Spielberg, but her breakout hit didn't come until 2007,
when she starred in Disney's Enchanted.
Since then, Amy Adams has been nominated for five Oscars, won two Golden Globes, and moved
well past the status of "rising" star.
And somehow that smile hasn't changed a bit since high school.
Ray Fisher
Born and raised in New Jersey, Ray Fisher started acting early in high school musicals,
but he only applied to drama school on a bet.
To his surprise, he was accepted, and he's since worked mostly with the Shakespeare Theatre
of New Jersey.
In 2013, he played Muhammad Ali in the off-Broadway show "Fetch Clay, Make Man," a role which
finally caught the attention of Hollywood.
Except for his brief cameo in Batman v Superman, Justice League will be Ray Fisher's first
film.
Fisher has definitely shown his skills on stage, and hopefully he'll bring the same
enthusiasm to the role of Cyborg.
He's already slated to star in a standalone Cyborg film, rumored to be coming out in 2020.
And after Justice League, there's no doubt that the 29-year-old will be getting more
movie offers than ever.
Henry Cavill
Believe it or not, Man of Steel wasn't Henry Cavill's first time in blue spandex and a
red cape.
He was originally cast as Superman in 2006's Superman Returns, but due to a director change
and subsequent recasting, Cavill lost the role to Brandon Routh.
According to MTV, Cavill had gone so far into the casting process that he'd even tried on
the Supes cape.
The DC universe seemed determined to keep Cavill out, but he finally got his chance
to fly with 2013's Man of Steel.
Now, Cavill has finally pushed his way into pop culture as the modern face of Clark Kent.
It must feel good after so many near-hits: in addition to missing out on Superman Returns,
Cavill almost became James Bond and was Stephanie Meyers' first choice for Edward in Twilight,
although that was probably more of a near-miss for Cavill.
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10 Countries Where You Can Legally Get High - Duration: 11:46.
In 1936, the film Reefer Madness depicted the terrible consequences of just a single
toke of marijuana; a psychotic rampage that can only end in murder, suicide, or lifelong
incarceration.
Well, we better be ready for a whole lotta killer sex rampages in the near-future.
Pot is starting to become big business.
Multiple states and countries are relaxing their anti-weed laws, and 4 a.m. pizza orders
are about to hit an all-time high.
But even as the heavy fog of prohibition lifts on the green fog of legalization, pot is still
a niche pursuit.
Draconian laws mean it's still painfully illegal in many parts of the world, and very
few nations tolerate it the way they do alcohol.
So, where can you legally hold that Big Lebowski smoke-a-long you've been planning?
Try any of the following 10 countries.
10.
India (some states)
If you thought Rastafarians liked to spend their spare time getting baked, you should
check out some branches of Hinduism.
In parts of India, cannabis is considered a gift from Lord Shiva, who supposedly once
chilled out after a family argument by eating a ton of the stuff.
As a result, various forms of getting high have been around for centuries.
The most popular of all is probably bhang, made from the leaves and turned into a milkshake,
which is either the best or worst idea for a McDonald's product anyone has ever had.
Thanks to its religious connotations, Bhang has long been tolerated in parts of India,
even during the darkest days of global prohibition.
But some states haven't just stopped at Bhang.
In cities like Varanasi and states like Odisha, cannabis is effectively decriminalized.
You can buy ganja from state-sponsored shops in the former, while in the latter it is so
openly used that local politician Tathagata Satpathy once took to Twitter to explain how
to score some.
Weed is also decriminalized in Gujurat and recently became totally legal in Goa.
Despite this, cannabis remains illegal at a Federal level in India, although Satpathy
and other green-fingered politicians are hoping to change this.
9.
Australia (some states and territories)
The guys down under have been at the forefront of medical marijuana since a mass-legalization
of cultivating weed came through in 2016.
However, this article is about personal use, and the new law specifically didn't give
any Tom, Dick, or Sheila the right to start growing in their backyard.
But fear not, lovable Aussie stoners.
While pot may very well be illegal, it has been decriminalized in three areas: specifically,
South Australia, Australian Capital Territory, and the Northern Territory.
This might not sound like much, but when you consider Australia only has 6 states and 2
territories, it starts to look pretty impressive.
And, thanks to the distribution of Australia's various regions, it effectively means there's
a big fat line right down the middle of the country, stretching for thousands of miles,
where it's totally cool to get baked.
In some cases, decriminalization goes up to some fairly hefty amounts.
South Australia considers it a non-criminal offense to be caught with 100 grams of pot.
The Northern and Capital Territories let you keep two non-hydroponic plants each.
8.
The United States (some states)
Eight states out of 50.
That's where the legalization of recreational marijuana stands in the good ol' USA (plus
Washington, DC).
Pretty much all of these have come to pass because voters get a say on these issues,
and have plumped to put pot on a level with alcohol.
But that doesn't mean the state legislatures are onboard with it.
In some states, the legal pot crusade is still being played out after legalization has supposedly
happened.
Massachusetts is a good example.
After weed became legal in December 2016, plans were put in place to install a regulatory
framework by January 2018.
But GOP lawmakers nixed it, and now summer 2018 will probably see the first pot dispensaries
open.
Meanwhile, in Oregon, cannabis laws are left up to local government.
That means that what's legal on the coast is often super-illegal out in mountain country.
Nonetheless, the US is still teetering towards full legalization.
Colorado, California, and Washington State have recreational dispensaries, while Nevada
is working on making pot into a pastime to rival their other institutionalized vices
of gambling and prostitution.
7.
The Czech Republic
A quick dip into the Library of Congress's website tells us that the Czech Republic (also
known as Czechia to people who love terrible names) is the only former Soviet country to
have reduced the Eastern bloc's harsh drug use penalties.
They don't mean slightly, either.
Since its mutual divorce from Slovakia in 1993, Czech Republic has had fairly liberal
pot laws.
In 2010, they liberalized even further.
Fast forward to today, and getting high is so routine that many barmen in Prague will
happily sell you some chronic along with your beer.
Before you go galivanting off to Bohemia (or, indeed, Moravia), a quick reality check.
Marijuana is still illegal in the Czech Republic, with only "small amounts" for personal
use being decriminalized.
Since the law doesn't specify what a small amount is, it's up to cops, bouncers, and
courts to decide on a case-by-case basis.
Luckily, almost everyone seems to have decided it's code for "sensible amounts for personal
use, provided the stoner in question isn't being a total jerk with it and annoying everybody."
6.
The Netherlands
Here's something you might not know about pot and the Netherlands.
Actually, two somethings.
One is that weed is totally illegal over there.
The other is that coffeeshops are legally required to only sell to Dutch citizens.
"But wait," we hear you cry, "my bro Chester totally got baked in Amsterdam last
spring break, yo."
Well, for that, he should seriously be thanking Eberhard van der Laan.
Mayor of Amsterdam since 2010, it was van der Laan's public spat with the government
that led to implementing the citizenship requirement being made optional.
Amsterdam, predictably, chose not to enforce it.
The upshot is that getting high is de-facto legal for the Dutch in the whole country,
and legal for tourists in Amsterdam.
Stray outside of the capital with only your American or British passport, and you'll
need official papers to purchase the herb; papers you probably don't stand a cat in
heck's chance of getting.
Not that this is a problem for the vast majority of visitors.
Every year, Amsterdam receives over 1.5 million cannabis tourists, equivalent to over half
the city's metro population.
Most of them barely leave their favorite coffeeshop, never mind leaving the city.
5.
Germany
Talk about doing the right thing for the wrong reasons.
While Germany started 2017 by legalizing medical marijuana and paving the way for weed sales
in pharmacies, it still considers pot illegal, and transporting or distributing it can see
you hit with a fine or even a prison sentence.
So what on God's green, green Earth is it doing all the way down here at number five?
Well, there's an interesting answer to that one.
See, weed may be illegal in Germany, but consumption of it isn't.
The reason?
Germany considers smoking (or eating) cannabis to be an act of monumental self-harm.
And, since German law doesn't legislate against acts of self-harm, that means smoking
dope is no more illegal, and far more pleasant, than slashing your arms while listening to
Joy Division.
The actual amounts considered to come under "personal use" vary wildly by state.
The average is 6 grams, but Berlin will let you get away with carrying a hefty 15 grams.
For those who are caught with higher amounts, the courts generally focus on rehabilitation
and treatment rather than custodial sentences.
4.
South Africa
Ask most Americans to name the greatest government document ever produced, and they'll probably
answer with the US Constitution.
For a small number of stateside potheads, though, the South African constitution may
well hold more allure.
That's because in 2017, the Western Cape High Court ruled that making marijuana illegal
was unconstitutional.
Their ruling effectively legalized cannabis for personal use within the home.
But don't go racing to Pretoria with your bong in tow just yet.
The ruling came in March 2017.
As a result, things are still moving at a lightning-fast pace, and may yet change once
again.
For one, the (fittingly named, for these purposes) High Court could be overturned by the Constitutional
Court.
For another, the High Court ruling gave the government a two year grace period to rewrite
the statutes, a period of time in which the old laws technically still apply.
Finally, just a week ago on July 31, a prosecution case against a weed-smoking couple started,
during which the judge is expected to rule on the legality of marijuana prohibition.
Things may well be looking up for South African herb smokers, or the tide may yet turn again
in prohibition's favor.
3.
Spain
Spain is less a country than it is a collection of autonomous provinces, at least two of which
actively want to be out of even this loose confederation.
Still, there are some things all 17 regions agree on, one of which is the pressing need
to do absolutely nothing about their citizens getting high.
Growing small amounts, smoking in private, and selling cannabis seeds are all legal in
every single region.
On top of that, most regions also allow Cannabis Clubs, where members presumably don velvet
smoking jackets, then proceed to blaze the ever-loving God outta their pooled supply.
But there's one region where even this super hands-off approach is considered the height
of nanny state intervention.
Catalonia – the region of which Barcelona is the capital – officially legalized pot
completely on June 30, 2017, although anyone wanting to get high will still need to prove
they're a member of a cannabis club, a move effectively meant to discourage Amsterdam-style
cannabis tourism.
Of course, this is assuming Spain's constitutional court doesn't strike Catalonia's full
legalization down, or that Catalonia doesn't unilaterally declare independence and force
us to rewrite this whole darn list (sigh).
2.
Colombia
When many Americans hear the word 'Colombia', they immediately think of three things: violence,
Escobar, and drugs.
While Pablo Escobar may be long dead, the other two are certainly still a part of Colombian
society.
But in the case of 'drugs', maybe not in the way you're thinking.
After a 2012 vote in Congress, Colombia completely decriminalized growing, buying, and smoking
marijuana.
You can now carry 22 grams of pot, or own 20 plants without the Man hassling you.
Even crazier, you can't be prosecuted for carrying over 22 grams, provided you can reasonably
prove its for your personal use.
Whoever the Colombian Cheech and Chong are, we're guessing they're still celebrating.
It's not just decriminalization where Colombia has embraced the plant, either.
The government has been investing heavily in medical marijuana since 2016.
Rather than set up new cannabis fields to satisfy demands, they've just started buying
pot off the peasants who used to sell it to the recently-disarmed drug pedaling Marxist
rebel group FARC.
There's even a group of vocal senators who want to completely legalize pot in the same
way as alcohol.
But no country would ever go that far, right?
Right?
1.
Uruguay
This is it.
The only country on Earth where pot is completely legal in every region; where there are no
penalties for possession or cultivation or buying; and where the state itself has started
growing and selling its own varieties of weed.
Yes, Uruguay is the heaven all good stoners go to when they die, a tiny Latin American
nation around the size of Florida, where the food is good, the living standards high, and
the cannabis flows freely.
You can smoke in public, buy grass over the counter, and the government is your dealer.
Whoa.
The story of how Uruguay got here is the stuff legends are made of.
In 2011, police raided the apartment of 66-year-old grandma Alicia Castilla, confiscated her cannabis
plants, and threw her in prison.
The idea of locking up a granny over something as harmless as pot shocked Uruguayan society,
sparking protests, petitions and outrage in the press.
The government responded by totally legalizing cannabis in 2014.
Castilla was released, the case against her dropped.
By 2017, Uruguay had even begun selling the stuff in government-run stores.
For the visiting tourist, though, it's actually harder to get legally high in Montevideo than
it is in Amsterdam.
This is because Uruguay currently only sells to Uruguayan citizens who have registered
with the government.
So maybe don't cancel those flights to Holland just yet.
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