Slowly, as if one a tip toe His desire is revealed unto me
He understands this and is aware of it He doesn't say anything, nor wants to say
What should I name the presence cum silence experience as ? How long would he choose to remain in the dark ?
How long would he speak the language of silence ? How long would I wait for him? How long ?
When will the morning rise that would disclose The truth, his loneliness
His helplessness, because of which he remains waiting at the door And chooses to remain outdoor
And yet, wait for me With the hope that I might come outside and find him there Alone or with hope
Slowly, as if one a tip toe
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The Secret to Poi Polyrhythm Hybrids - Duration: 6:06.
Hey gang!
Drex here from drexfactor.com, and today I'm going to show you some of my favorite tricks
for learning polyrhythm hybrids.
So it probably goes without saying that polyrhythm hybrids are among my favorite poi tricks whether
they be in the form of antibrids or triquetra versus extension.
These are a cornerstone to my personal spinning style and I would love to show you guys how
I do them.
Before we dive in, I just want to give a shout out to the friends of the channel.
Big thanks to Dark Monk, Emazinglights, Flowtoys, Spinballs and Ultrapoi for helping to make
the videos on this channel possible.
You can visit them on the web by following the links down the description of this video.
So for as cool as they look, polyrhythm hybrids come with a little bit of a challenge associated
with learning them, namely that with everything that you've done with poi up until that point,
the poi have been counted off in the same number of beats.
Whole point of polyrhythm hybrids is that one poi is doing more beats than the other
one, just learning how to do this in and of itself can be something of a challenge, so
let's see if we can work with that problem.
So go ahead and start off in a reverse butterfly like this and what I want you to do is try
and see if he can get two beats in with your right hand poi for every one beat that your
left hand poi is doing.
One way you can go about this is to do it only in short bursts, so say as I'm just going
in straight reverse butterfly right here, I can try really quickly just doing two beats
with my right hand and then again and then going back to a normal pace.
After a while, this should start to feel comfortable enough that you can decrease the number of
counts that you're doing in between each time you go to double time with your right hand
and eventually just keep it stable the entire way.
Another way you can do this is to and try and count off the poi as though they're like
music.
That is: instead of thinking of straight eighth notes like one, two, three, four, you think
in 16th notes, that is one and two and three and four, and that way you should wind up
with one poi that's traveling twice as fast as the other.
Of course, it's incredibly important to be able to do this with both hands, so after
you drill this with your dominant hand for a little while, try doing it as well with
your non-dominant hand and see if you can keep up the same pace.
Okay, so how do we actually apply this to a real hybrid?
Well, we're going to start off with triquetra versus extension, aka the Mercedes.
The first thing you're going to need to have under your belt here is to be able to do both
timing and direction combinations for opposites that is together, opposites and split time
opposites because we're going to switch back and forth between the two.
So we're going to start off in together opposite with our hands over to the left hand side
of our body and we're going to pass both poi and hands up and over to the right hand side
of our body.
In fact, you can go back and forth like this, just playing around with getting your hands
back and forth to each side of your body.
Stop over on the right hand side of your body and let the poi in your left hand go limp.
Now, pass both of your hands over to the left side of your body, keeping the right hand
poi moving the entire time so you should wind up in a position where both of the poi are
moving in split opposites for a second.
Get back over to the left hand side and now you can bring your left hand poi back into
together opposite.
Okay, so the entire thing is we start in together opposite over to the left hand side, go over
and then drag over and then drag over and then drag over and then drag.
Really what you're trying to do is find that together opposite feel again, once you get
back to the left hand side of your body, but then just drag that left hand poi underneath
your hand as you go from right to left.
You can think of that as being more of a pendulum than an extension, but as you speed it up,
you're gonna find that a triquetra and extension totally emerge out of this trick.
Okay, so how about now we tackle my personal favorite polyrhythm hybrid, that is static
spin versus triquetra.
Now this one's going to be a little bit more challenging because the triquetra's going
to have to go much, much, much faster.
So, we're totally gonna find that many of the techniques that we use for learning the
extension versus triquetra are also going to work for static spin versus triquetra.
In fact, I want you to start this move off by doing a together opposite reverse butterfly
with your hands one poi's width apart.
From here, you're going to let your right hand go up and over to the left hand side
of your body and let the poi in your left hand just drop.
It's really important to try and maintain that relationship between the poi head and
your hand as they both go over top in this move.
Okay, so now that we're over to the left hand side of our body as that left hand poi is
just sitting there drooping, we're going to pull it across as we let the right hand poi
go over our hands going from left to right, so it's kind of a drag going back to our right
hand side.
From here, we're going to try and get that left hand poi to pop up and over once again,
going to our left hand side, dragging it underneath, and then popping it back over.
Try and see if you can keep this continuous popping up, dragging under, popping up, dragging
under, popping up, dragging under, popping up, dragging under.
Again, once you speed this up, a really, really, really cool trick emerges.
One of my favorite things about this trick is if you perform it at speed like this, no
matter what type of poi you're using, persistence of vision usually kicks in and your audience
can see the triquetra clear as day.
Cool, so I hope this helps out some of you out there who are working with polyrhythm
hybrids.
We have barely scratched the surface of what can be done with these.
There are plenty of opportunities for switching timing and direction combinations, as well
as exotic hybrids that go all over the map.
If you're interested in learning more those polyrhythm hybrids, you should check out my
Beyond the Basics course at learn.drexfactor.com.
It covers all of these hybrids and includes several more as well as tips on how to do
isolations, pendulums, behind the back stuff, you name it.
What polyrhythm hybrids are you struggling with?
Let me know down in the comments.
Did I forget your favorite?
Let me know.
Thanks so much for watching.
If you got anything out of this video, please hit that like and subscribe button and help
my channel grow.
Special thanks to all of my awesome supporters on Patreon.
You guys are the ones that make these videos possible.
If you're not a current backer, but we'd like to sign up to support the work that I do,
please go to patreon.com/drexfactorpoi.
Thanks again and peace.
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OWOCE I WARZYWA jedz tylko z pewnych źródeł - Duration: 2:30.
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Trump On Drug Dealers: Kill'Em All! - Duration: 6:31.
>>RECENTLY FIVE WASHINGTON INSIDERS SPOKE TO AXIOS
ABOUT DONALD TRUMP'S PLAN IN REGARDS TO THE OPIOID EPIDEMIC.
HE APPARENTLY IS LOOKING TO PEOPLE LIKE RODERIGO DUTUERTE A
OF THE PHILIPPINES AS AN EXAMPLE OF DRUG POLICY THAT IS RIGHT.
WHICH MEANS HE IS IN FAVOR OF POSSIBLY EXECUTING DRUG
TRAFFICKERS.
LET ME GIVE YOU DETAILS.
>>IT IS NOT AN OVERT REFERENCE, IT IS A DIRECT REFERENCE.
>> THERE IS NO WAY HE SAID THAT EXACT SENTENCE.
THAT IS THE KIND OF THINK TRUMP WOULD SAY.
>>HE IS AN ANCIENT IDIOT.
THAT IS SOMEBODY SAID IN THE YEAR 1806.
AND ALSO THE IDEA THAT CONSERVATIVES BELIEVE IN
SMALL GOVERNMENT ñ HE'S TALKING ABOUT KILLING PEOPLE FOR
SLIGHTLY TWEAKING THEIR CONSCIOUSNESS WITH A SUBSTANCE.
>> I WANT TO BE CLEAR AND FAIR, HE IS TALKING ABOUT DRUG
TRAFFICKERS.
PEOPLE SELLING THESE OPIOIDS THAT ARE KILLING 64,000
AMERICANS IN 2016 ALONE.
IT SHOWS A FUNDAMENTAL LACK OF UNDERSTANDING OVER THIS ISSUE
AND WHY IT CAME ABOUT IN THE FIRST PLACE.
CAMPAIGN TRUMP WAS VERY AGGRESSIVE AND SAYING HE
WOULD GO AFTER THE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES.
BUT HE HASN'T DONE THAT AT ALL.
WHENEVER HE TALKS ABOUT THE OPIOID CRISIS IT IS ALL TALK.
HE NEVER BACKS IT UP WITH REAL FUNDING.
IS HE GOING TO GO AFTER THE PILL MILLS IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA
AND WEST VIRGINIA THAT WERE PUMPING OUT PAINKILLERS THE
PEOPLE THAT WERE ADDICTED?
HE'S HAVING A DISCUSSION ABOUT DOING EXECUTIONS OF THESE
DRUG DEALERS.
THE DRUG DEALERS ARE NOT THE PROBLEM.
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES ARE NOT THE PROBLEM.
THE FACT THAT PEOPLE WHO ARE DESPERATELY SEEKING AN
ESCAPE FROM THEIR ECONOMIC SITUATION IS THE PROBLEM.
THERE ARE ALL SORTS OF ISSUES HE COULD FOCUS ON BUT INSTEAD HE
LOOKS AT THESE DICTATORS AND OTHER COUNTRIES.
AND THEY ARE TERRIBLE IDEAS AND HE THINKS IT IS A GOOD IDEA.
>> WHAT THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES IS DOING CAN BE
SEEN AS A GENOCIDE.
HE IS ALSO TARGETING DRUG USERS AND GIVEN THE GREEN LIGHT TO HIS
OFFICERS TO SAY GO OUT THERE ñ THERE ARE LITTLE QUOTES OF
THEM SAYING I WANT THEIR FAMILIES TO DO IT BUT I DON'T
THINK THEY HAVE THE HARTSELL ATTEMPT POLICE KILL THEM.
THIS IS SOMEONE WHO YOU WILL MODEL YOURSELF AFTER?
IS THAT WE
WANT TO BE LIKE?
>> IN THE PHILIPPINES, HE DOESN'T JUST TALK ABOUT GOING
AFTER PEOPLE SELLING FENTANYL, IS ALSO MARIJUANA.
WHERE DOES IT END?
TRUMP IS NOT JUST LIMITING IT TO FENTANYL.
THE AXIOS ARTICLE IS SPECIFICALLY TALKING ABOUT
FENTANYL.
BUT BY THE WAY DON'T DO FENTANYL.
>>THE WAY IT WORKS OUT AS THEY GET HOOKED ON PRESCRIPTION
PAINKILLERS AND THEN AS SOON AS THEY CAN GET THEIR HANDS ON
IT BECAUSE OF THE FDA TIGHTENING OF REGULATIONS, THEY GO TO
HEROIN, AND THEN FENTANYL.
THE HEART OF THE PROBLEM IS THE OVER PRESCRIPTION OF THE DRUG.
THAT'S NOT TO TAKE AWAY FROM THE PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY
DESPERATELY DO NEED THAT PRESCRIPTION, BUT IT WAS
BEING OVERPRESCRIBED AND ABUSED.
THAT WAS PUSHED BY THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY.
>> THE SOLUTION TO THAT, THE FDA IS NOW STARTING TO CRACK ON.
THERE IS THIS PLANT CALLED KRATOM, IT HELPS PEOPLE
THAT
ARE ADDICTED TO PAIN PILLS, IT HELPS WITH PTSD AND
DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY.
PEOPLE HAVE HAD SUCCESS WITH IT, NOW THE FDA IS TALKING ABOUT HOW
THEY THINK IT IS DANGEROUS AND THEY THINK YOU CAN GET
ADDICTED TO IT ALTHOUGH YOU CAN'T REALLY GET ADDICTED TO IT.
THEY ARE CRACKING DOWN ON THE ONE THING THAT CAN HELP PEOPLE
BECAUSE THEY ARE WORKING LIKE
BIG PHARMA.
>> BY THE WAY, HOW CAN YOU MAKE
SURE IT DOESN'T HAPPEN TO
ANY OTHER FAMILY.
THE DUMB SOLUTION IS LET'S JUST EXECUTE THEM.
MOST DEBTS ARE NOT FROM FENTANYL, MOST OF THEM ARE
FROM ACTUAL LEGAL PRESCRIPTION DRUGS.
SO THE DRUG DEALERS IN THAT CASE ARE LITERALLY THE CEOS OF
THE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES.
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Thanks, Dad -- Kirby Animatic - Duration: 1:01.
Nice work.
Good. Thanks, Dad.
Why is everyone staring at me?
You just called Captain Holt "dad."
You said, "Thanks, Dad."
What? No I didn't, I said "Thanks, MAN."
Do you see me as a father figure, Peralta?
NO.
If anything, I see you as a BOTHER figure,
cause you're always BOTHERING me.
HEY!
Show your father some respect!
I didn't call him "dad!"
No no no no, Jacob...
I take it as a compliment.
It's not a big deal.
I called Vivian "mom" once, and she's my fiancee.
Guys, jump on that!
Boyle has psychosexual issues!
Old news!
But you calling Holt "daddy..."
Hey, "daddy" is NOT on the table, here.
Ehh, you did call him "dad," dude.
YOU shut up,
you've done nothing but lie since you got here.
Alright alright, I was lying about the hold-up,
but the "dad" thing? That happened.
Ah-HAH!!
He admitted that his alibi was a lie.
It was a trap!
All part of my crazy... devious plan.
I believe you.
THANK you!
Son.
Do you wanna talk about it later over a...
... game of catch?
I'd like that.
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EGYPT 2018: EGYPTIAN DIALECT ARABIC LANGUAGE. ACQUAINTANCE AND COMMUNICATION (English subtitles) - Duration: 14:27.
If you go to some place or you meet someone
Be sure to tell Assalamu Aleykum
Assalamu Aleykum
why is it better for you
why is it better to tell Assalamu Aleicum?
why is it better to tell Assalamu Aleicum?
First of all, because the population is the majority of Muslims
and Assalamu Aleykum means Peace to you!
and so I think that you will not be deceived
at least the risk of deceiving is reduced
potatoes if you remember - this is POTOTAS
carrots in Arabic called GAZAR
beet in Arabic called - BANGAR
salted cucumbers in Arabic are called - HIIYAR MHALLEL
HYYÄR - cucumber, MHALLEL - salted
and where without the main ingredient of the salad is mayonnaise
mayonnaise company Haynes is represented in Egypt
mayonnaise in Arabic is called - Majoniz
That is, almost like in Russian: Majoniz
well, in the continuation of our kitchen conversation
Slava Lyashenko asked
continue the conversation in the kitchen
and clarify what will be called kitchen appliances
spoon in Arabic - MALIA
I already said in one of the videos, but just in case
knife in Arabic - SIKINA
fork in Arabic SHOOKA
Slava also asked about the plates
plate in Arabic - TABA
and another question was about the pots, as in Arabic is called a pan
the pan is called - HALLYA
also in the previous video I told you
a cup in Arabic is called - CUBAYA
a pan, she said called - MELAYA
although MILAYA seems to be a sheet
Well, here confused here with Russian and English and Arabic languages
already you do not remember anything
and here is a tray called SINNEYYA
another question about
towel in Arabic - FOOTA
no matter for kitchen, for hands or bath
any towels are called FOOTA
Clothes in Arabic - HUDUM
Pants are called PANTALON
pantaloon I think that for many are familiar
we even have such a word in Russian
how in Arabic socks?
Socks in Arabic SHARAP
gloves in Arabic GUANTY
and by the way, and kitchen gloves GUANTY
hotel in arabic - FUNDU
Malak: Listen to me, listen to me
Come on
Thank you
Malyak played us on the harmonica
such some necessary things. For example a window in Arabic SHCHABEK
Arabian Door - BAB
Gas cooker in Arabic BOTAHEZ
Fridge in Arabic TELEGA
by the correct one is pronounced SELAGJA
but here in Egypt the refrigerator is TELEGA
and the word TELEGA for us is very familiar
and quickly remembered by the way
Floor in Arabic ARD
and the ground is also called ARD
Toilet in Arabic HAMEM
Malak: And the bed is called SIRIR. The bed is called Sirir
Malak: And the computer is called ......
A computer, and called COMPUTER
A kitchen in Arabic MATBACH
Malak: I remember, I remember, I remember
Malak: Stop, stop. A chair in Arabic CORSI
That's right, the chair I'm sitting on is called CORSI Malak: Yes
By the way the table on Arabian TARABEZA
Well, what else do you want to tell?
but AYA's glasses are called NADDARA
Malak: A doll in Arabic, ARUSA
Malak: A doll in Arabic, ARUSA
Malak: Here she is
The doll here is called Malak called ARUSA
By the way, the bride in Arabic is also ARUSA, who is getting married
Malyak: I, I am. Picture or photo in Arabic SURA
Yes, any picture in Arabic SURA
Yes, this is SURA.
Eeyore: A dog in Arabic CALB. Yes, the dog is called CALB
How are you (male.) (عامل ايه) AMEL II?
How are you (female) (عاملة ايه) AMELIA ee?
How are things (plural) (عاملين ايه) AMLIN ee?
AMLIN ee is how you do when there are a lot of people
if you want to ask what your name is
What is your name (to male) اسمك ايه ESMAK ee?
those. what is your name when you address a man
What is your name (to female) اسميك ايه ASMIC ee?
What is your name (male.) اسمك ايه ESMAK ee?
What is your name (female) اسميك ايه ASMEEC ee?
What is your name (plural) اسمكم ايه ASMOCUM ee?
if you are asked, but what is your name?
you say my name is so
ANA ESMI GALYA, someone else says ANA ESMY VASYA
My name is ... (any) ANNA ESMI (انا اسمي)
if you represent someone of a male, you say:
His name is ... (male.) HOWA ESMU (هو اسمه)
his name is VASIA, for example
if you represent someone female you say:
if you represent someone female you say:
if you want to say: their name is, you say:
Their names are .. (multiply Number) HOMME ESMOHUM) (هوما اسمهم)
if you want to say: OUR NAMES ARE, you say:
our names are ... (multiply Number) ECHNE OF THE ESMINE (احنا اسمنا)
if you want to tell your name, you say:
Your name is ... (numerically) ENTUM ESMOKUM (انتم اسموكوم)
if you want to know where a person comes from, for example, from which country you say:
addressing to woman:
Where are you from (female.) انت منين ENTI MININ?
if you turn to a man, you say:
Whence are you (male.) انت منين ENTA MININ?
ENTA in Arabic YOU
MININ in Arabic from where
Where are you from (plural) انتم منين ENTUM MININ?
Where does he from (male.) هو منين HOA MININ?
Where does she come from (female.) هي منين HAYA MININ?
Where are they from (male.) هوما منين HOMME MININ?
Where are we from (plural)? احنا منين EHNA MININ?
Countries are important and they are pronounced similar
but some countries are pronounced slightly differently
Russia (روسيا) ROUSSIA
Ukraine (أوكرانيا) Ucranya
America (أمريكا) AMRICA
Greece (يونان) UNEN
Germany (ألمانيا) ALMENIA
Spain (إسبانيا) ISBANIA
Brazil (البرازيل) BRAZIL
India (الهند) HIND
France (فرنسا) FRANSA
England (انجلترا) ANGiLTERA
further Arab countries
Jordan (الأردن) Ordon
Arab Emirates (الإمارات) EMIRAT
Saudi Arabia (السعودية) SAUDEYA
Holland (هولندا) HOLLANDA
if there are questions about the countries, write in the comments
I will write you the names of individual countries
if you want to ask where the person lives
not from which country, namely where he lives
you say
Where do you live? (when you ask a man) انت ساكن فين ENTA SEKKEN FIN?
ENTATA - you, SEKKEN - live, FIN- where
if you want to ask the woman where she lives you say:
Where do you live? (when you ask a woman) انت ساكنه فين ENTI SEKNA FIN?
SEKNA, the letter A is added at the end of the word
and you answer. For example, say:
I live on / in (female Gender) انا ساكنه في ANA SEKNA FI .....
SHERA is so-and-so. SHERA in Arabic street
I live on the street the name of the street (female) انا ساكنه في ANA SEKNA FI SHERA .......
I live on the street street name (male) انا ساكن في ANA SEKKEN FI ..... SHERA
as in the Egyptian Arabian bedroom? because in other Arab countries it is called differently
In EGYPT the bedroom is called ODAT NOM
also ODA is a room in the hotel
ODAT NOM is a bedroom
By the way, and ODAT NUM in Egypt is also called a set of furniture in the bedroom
Kitchen (مطبخ) MATBAH
Bathtub (بانيو) BANYU
the very Bathtub into which we take a shower
Toilet (الحمام) HAMEM
Door (الباب) BAB
Elevator (اسانسير) ASANSIIR
Window (شباك) SHIBEK
Staira (سلم) SILLIM
Refrigerator (ثلاجة) TELEGA
but in the correct Arabic it is pronounced SELLEDLEJA.
in Egypt, if you say TELEGA, you will understand
Washing machine (غسالة) of RUSSELLA
Water heater (سخان) SAHKHEN
Electricity (كهرباء) KAHRABA
open and close as in Arabic?
Open (افتح) EFTAH
Close (افل) Ephel
Here is my information. I think that I have already cooked beets. So let's go see
because I need to finish the salad today
by the way a fan in Arabic MARUAHA
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Who produced the promos and bumpers on Kids' WB? - Duration: 11:53.
Steven: I'm on the phone with Brian Oliver, who was the director of animation at Kids' WB
back in the day, and just so you know what that means, he didn't necessarily
work on any particular show, but what he did actually is he produced a lot of the
bumpers and interstitials that you would see during commercial breaks on the
network, as well as a few other things that we'll talk about possibly. In any
case Brian, why don't you start? Where are you from, and how did you get
into video production as a job? Brian: Well I'm originally from Kentucky-I grew up in
Northern Kentucky. [I] went to college in a small Catholic college back in Northern
Kentucky, studying computer science and art. They didn't have a computer
animation degree at that time, because frankly in the 80s computer animation
was so nascent that it just didn't exist. It was too expensive.
You had to have a supercomputer to do it. I was very much interested in effects-
visual effects-Star Wars changed my life. You know, like every kid on the planet I
wanted to move to Hollywood and do special effects, and ultimately somehow
managed to kind of pull it off. [I] moved to Los Angeles in 1989 right out of college,
and started doing work for Disney. I did restoration work on three movies for
Disney: Cinderella, Pinocchio, and Bambi. I was doing court cases-I recreated auto
accidents for a while. Learning 3D, then in '96 I was contacted by a friend who
said, "oh, you know Kids' WB-Warner Brothers Network-they they need people that can
do compositing and animation. You should look into it."
So, I hit up a couple of people and got an interview and suddenly I was
freelancing and then building logos and whatnot. Moved all the way up to
director, and I've been here for 20 years now. Steven: Yeah, we'll get into some of
your more modern work in a little bit, but let's talk about some of those...
those bumpers and other segments. First of all, there were a ton of
these, and they usually involve various characters from the various shows.
Sometimes they would even have different characters from different shows or even
new audio that had to be recorded. Can you sort of briefly describe what
the process was going from initial idea to a produced segment?
Brian: Normally, back in those days we had three main people on the development, which
would be a writer/producer, who was the same person, and his or her
editor, and then somebody like me on the graphic side where we would have to
figure out, you know, if we could accomplish what they were asking for.
They'd come up with some wacky idea where they wanted Ash or, you know, a
character from Batman or something interacting together, and we'd have to
find that footage in the existing animations of the shows. We'd digitize it
and then we'd trace the characters frame by frame to isolate them and put them
into different environments so we could get them to talk to each other. Then we had
people like Rob Paulsen and Maurice [LaMarche] and Sherri Stoner-all the Animaniacs, the
different voices-Mark Hamill came in a couple of times to do Joker voiceovers
for us. They'd come in, they'd record the audio [from] the scripts. We'd marry it up with
the video, and there you go. Steven: How many people-hours do you think one of these
would take on average? Obviously it would depend on the level of production, but on
average what do you think? Brian: Well, the Pokemon master song that we're gonna get
into in a bit, like I said on my YouTube channel, that's about 80 hours of
me all by myself just cranking, and then adding on to that the amount of time it
took for a designer to do the front-end and the back-end. On an average spot, though,
like the average what we would call a campaign, there might be between probably
four or five people on the managerial side of it-you know, producer/executive
producer types-and then anywhere from one to ten different animators
dealing with it, just depending. I mean, I had some campaigns where we'd spent
thousands of hours on it, and then other campaigns where you just kind of crank
it out really fast. So, just depending on the [???]. Steven: What are some of the more
interesting or some of your favorite ones that you worked on? Brian: Well, anything
with the sock-the Kids' WB Sock. I don't know if you guys remember that, but I
actually-I didn't create the character-a really talented writer named Bryant Sage [?]
created the character. I created the design of the character and then all the
animation. So he... the sock had a summer party at one point
on the beach. I think it was called "Surfs' Up with the Sock", and then we had a
couple of Christmas parties, and it was just a filthy tube sock that would
interact with all of our characters. It was really funny. I mean people got a
kick out of it, and some of the spots I actually...my kids
were between like five and ten at that time, so I was actually able to
incorporate my own children into some of our spots, which was a lot of fun, and
some of their friends too for that matter. We'd a round up a bunch of
kids and have them come in, and we'd shoot [video of] them like either for their mouth motions or
to get their voices and then integrate that into the cartoons as well. Steven: Really
awesome when you can do stuff like that. Brian: Yeah it was great.
Steven: And it seems like...we discussed earlier-before the interview-that some
of the Pokemon stuff was actually a little bit easier to work with than some
of the other shows might have been. Why was that? Brian: Well, as anybody who watches
Pokemon probably realizes, there's not a lot of animation going on there most the
time. A normal second of animation-for cartoon animation I should say-is 24
frames a second. For television, it's 30 frames a second, meaning that there's 30
individual frames that comprise one second of what you're viewing. With
Pokemon, they often would only give you one or two unique frames for every
second. So instead of having to trace 15 frames of animation, we would only
have to trace one, which was awesome because it was a huge time saver, and
then we would go back and replace the mouths and stuff to get the lip-sync to
look right. Steven: Okay, well, let's talk about one of these in particular. You mentioned
it earlier it's "Master Pokemon", not to be confused with anything from the 2.B.A.
Master album-this has nothing to do with that. This was part of a
series called "Top Toons Tunes". First of all, how did that that series
sort of get started? There were a couple other ones, right? Brian: Yeah, we had a couple of
Jackie Chan [songs], we had a The Mummy....I'm trying to think of what...I guess it was The Mummy.
But one of our writer/producers-and I'm trying to think of who was actually
doing this stuff at that time-forgive me for
forgetting. We had like ten people and they're all really talented,
and so they've have somebody write a song for one of the shows, and then we would
cut together animation to make a music video out of it, and those were...some
times they were packaged and sent off as "Top Toons Tunes", but they were also
repackaged as "Toonami Tunes" I think it was. So, in the later days of
Kids' WB, when we were doing a lot of Toonami stuff with Cartoon Network, there
was a crossover where we repackaged all that stuff, but that particular one we were
getting ready to launch-our launch is in the fall-always like the first week
of September. So, they wanted something big and wanted something special. Allison [Koi Howard]
the singer of that particular song, had come up with the music for it and the
lyrics and all that, and they said well we need it, we want it for launch, and I
basically had a week to produce it. It was crazy, it was a long week,
but they wanted something-the thing that was fun about it for me was every
frame from when that ball leaves Ash's hand...as soon as it leaves his hands it
actually becomes a computer generated 3D ball that you open up and fly into. We
wanted to have like, you know, this interior universe of the ball and what
did that look like, so we found...I had help finding all these different
arenas that were in the shows themselves. I tried to build environments
where the arena-which was a two-dimensional cutout
basically from the animation for the show-and try to put it into this 3D
world so that it didn't look like it was just a piece of flat artwork. Then we
had all those characters-you know there were probably...I don't know how many-30
or 40 different characters that had to be roted [rotoscoped] and traced and then dropped
into that three-dimensional universe. It was quite a project, but it was one it's
one of my favorite projects of all time simply because it just went down so fast
it just had to be there, had to be done, and I think people like it.
Steven: Oh, definitely. It is obviously somewhat obscure because it's never been like a
DVD extra or anything like that, so it's been kind of hard to track down until
somewhat recently, but definitely impressive and a great piece
of work there. Brian: Thank you. Steven: All right, well, you know you're still actually in the bumper
production or animation production business, and people may be wondering,
"well gee, what happened after the WB and UPN merged together into the
CW?" Why don't you give us a little bit of an idea of what's happened since then?
Brian: Well, Kids' WB actually turned into-I think it was 4Kids
CW-we maintained Kids' WB for about a year or two into the CW, and then
they decided they weren't going to keep that property anymore, so they ended up
shutting it all down, which for me was a very massive letdown
because I love cartoon animation- I love working on that kind of stuff.
These days, though, I'm still doing similar work-it's just it's more special
effects driven. I do a lot of stuff like taking out wires, you know
removing cables and stuff from shows like The Flash and Arrow and iZOMBiE,
Supernatural and anything that's on the CW at this point at some point comes
through my office for something. Generally it's cleaning up footage,
removing wrinkles from people's faces, things like that and it's it's gotten
more challenging because we're starting to do a lot more effects-type stuff,
whereas it used to be more just graphics-you know, motion graphics. Steven: Well,
yeah it never ends, so I would say that you're probably going to keep having
things to do there, but if folks want to know more about you or some of your
other work, where can they look for that? Brian: Well, they can find me in two places. My
YouTube channel is xandad, and I noticed when you guys were talking
about it on the on your music broadcast- you're kinda like [imitates Steven having difficulty pronouncing it].
The background is my son's name is Alexander. When he was born
and I needed a video game character [name], I just needed to name one of my characters
and I like, "well, I'm Alexander's dad," and that's how my
YouTube [channel] came into being, but then I also have my website
which is the same thing- xandad.com-and you can see all kinds of
stuff that I'm working on there. I've got animation, I've got a lot of 3D
printing, I've got music, I've got writing, I've got photography. I do a lot of stuff.
Steven: Awesome. Love hearing these stories-this is no exception.
Alright, well, thank you very much Brian. Been great having you on. Brian: Thank you for
...thanks for looking me up. I'm glad that people are paying attention. Steven: Not a problem.
This has been Steven Reich from the Poke Press Studios in Madison,
Wisconsin, talking to Brian Oliver who worked on many of the bumpers of Kids' WB
back in the day.
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The New Name is.... - Duration: 10:03.
Hey, oh, it's you boy Kenny and we're back with the video everyone has been waiting for
Anyway, let's get started
this video is
the video that yes
most all of you have been waiting for this is the video where I will look at my facebook account and
my youtube
video that I made about changing my youtube name
And I'm going to be looking at all of those see what comments we got and then I'm going to be calculating
Which name one so it's either going to be King Kenny captain Kenny or Kenny G
So one of those three is what it's gonna be
haha
So I know this may be a little weird, but you know
That's probably why you're watching hey
Okay, this is good and also my birthday soon, so
Hopefully I'll do a video on my birthday, and it's on a Sunday so no school on my birthday
And it's also the beginning of spring break, so
Perfect. Let's get right into it first comment by just me Anna
Captain Kenny sounds good to me, man. We got a vote for Kenny G. By Joe as a former
Classmate of mine
Chris Jeff
Or Kristin Hazen as some people know he has his own YouTube channel, so if you don't know him check him out. He's good a
lot of people can laugh and
Make fun of him no. I'm just kidding Chris don't take anything. I say seriously
I'm just kidding some things you might need to take seriously so Christian
He said King Kenny, so that's two votes. I don't know one vote
I'm getting ahead of myself one vote for a king can cheesecake to the max Stephens all Chen I wonder why he is that?
instead of
The typical you know
His new channel, I don't know why you didn't use this new channel, that's so weird
Don't think I'm angry okay, don't think I'm angry
He voted Kenny G. My mom said
captain Kenny
My dad said oh, okay, actually my dad had a very funny comment. He said I lied
the name Kenny G and
Look wait a spell like you know
Let's go over my facebook page
King Kenny by Jacob Watson he
voted for
King King he says all hail king Kenny, and I like that and that makes me want to be king Kenny
But every comment I see or makes me want to be that name and whether it's King Kenny Kenny G or captain Kenny
Yeah, so many names
Jared my future brother-in-law
he said
captain Jimmy
Hey
So that's well that's coming pretty close. I was thinking can't Kenny got more votes than that ah
Pat my
brother-in-law's said King Kenny marina Watson
Jake's wife, she said Kenny G mrs. Heath Stephens mom Kenny G
Yeah, like I said, I think I know which one I
Thought another stuff because you know
Okay interesting comment by Leena she said or captain Kenny, but it has to be a K
I know which one is gonna be I know it
You can tell me if I'm wrong if you actually know what it's actually gonna be and by the time this video is over
You'll know which one. It is obviously and that's the whole point of this video, so if you think I'm dumb and saying that
You're wrong. I'm just trying to warn you so that you don't forget okay?
capisce
Okay
Mr.. Heath
Voted Kenny G. So got another one what Kenny G
Let's see
Liana changed or just me an acai. I revealed your idea today
I'll talk to my normal voice. No I
Revealed your identity. I'm sorry. Yeah. Oh I did it again
Okay, let's get back to this so she changed her vote from what was it captain Kenny? Yes
Has one to kinking yeah, I don't think this is yeah, okay?
My grandma
My grandma mom for my mom sighs she said Kenny G. And I think she means like the saxophone player Kenny G
Yeah
When we're talking about this we're not talking about him we're talking about me, okay?
we're talking about it's not even spelled that way and it's all caps too and
Technically, it's supposed to represent my gamertag and the G will represent gaming if that's the name that gets chosen
Boy, we'll wait and see until the end, but I'm pretty sure you know everyone knows. What is gonna be
Ben Stuart or Benjamin Stewart, I don't know what you guys call him at school
I mean I call him Ben, but you know Kiowa County
We'll just leave it up to you. I call him Ben, so I believe everyone else calls him Ben
So you know he voted for Kenny G as well so and then the vote for Kenny G Bethany. He's
one of Stephens sisters
Yeah
She says she likes all of them, but she
Will go with captain Kenny, so all right captain Kenny. Let's get another vote in there since Lee and I changed her mind and
Ruined the vote system, I'm just kidding, I think a few people change their mind mr. Mr. Heath
He changed his mind - so I have - a vote so yeah, anyway. Let's get back to it
Okay, I'm gonna leave in this off with Jake's last one of his nice comments um
he says
But he's Ken. Eh, which this is my last name Hanes obviously
He says but he's Kenny H people
Kenny G
Doesn't make any sense why name yourself after someone else when you can be something new Plus look at the student
Yeah, pop
And also
What do you think about this so Steven Heath my best friend he says
In a comet it basically says my intro, but he uses the name he voted for and he says see it just sounds good
so
Does it sound good to you hey? Y'all? It's your boy Kenny G
right
That's gonna be so weird. I always said just okay, so
Let's retry that take - hey yo, it's your boy King G
Is that better let's see?
What the final votes our captain Kenny it got four votes. Thanks lianna for changing your vote
I mean obviously King Kenny would have had four votes if you didn't change it, but still
captain Kenny
four votes
Congratulations captain Kenny
But that's not the winner nor is king Kenny neither one one
um I
Think we all know the winner obviously it was Kenny G
We have fifty votes for Kenny G. So obviously Kenny G. One uh so yeah, anyway, that was
Pretty good Kenny G. Is the winner so I'll probably be changing my name to that after this video gets uploaded
So hopefully I will get this up video uploaded by tonight. That is my hope. Thank you for watching
If you enjoyed this video give it a big thumbs up like really big
Like so big that it might explode my channel
Uh, yeah
I didn't need to say that don't explode my channel I'd rather not explode because I'd like to keep it in one piece so that
Hopefully we can grow as a family, haha
Yeah, I'm weird
Hopefully, that's why you're watching me like a Saturday
Thank you for watching, and I'll see you in the next video
signing out
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"SPEECH BUBBLES" | Moment Invitational Submission | by Jasper Tey - Duration: 2:11.
I've been seeing things lately.
Like, right before someone speaks...
I don't really know how to explain it.
You mean like when someone's about to say something, and you see the dots?
Yeah...
You see them too?
No, I just made that up. I was just messing around.
No, that's gotta mean something.
(Man on his phone) This guy's just looking at me.
Seriously, I was just joking around.
It's this...
Power I have.
Power I can't control.
You might want to consider getting some help.
And I... can't escape it.
Professional help.
My name is Jasper, and I have a secret.
(Everyone) Hi Jasper.
Wherever I go, it's right there.
And I think I'm starting to like it.
(Faint conversation being overheard)
Can you stop staring at me?
You're a superhero...
With a useless power.
It's my destiny.
(Whispering) I want to tell you my secret now.
I see speech bubbles.
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Shark Tank FuzziBunz Cloth Diapers Company Wants $500K For 15% Equity - Best of Shark Tank TV - Duration: 7:46.
Best of Shark Tank TV
Shark Tank FuzziBunz Cloth Diapers Company Wants $500K For 15% Equity - Best of Shark Tank TV
hi my name is terrace and Dupuis and i am founder and CEO of buzzy buns diapers
i am here asking for a $500,000 investment for a 15% equity stake in my
company this trash represents the one ton of garbage that one baby generates
and disposable diapers by the time they're potty-trained disposable diapers
make up the third largest consumer item in landfills today one disposable diaper
takes up to four hundred years to decompose but sharks I do have a
solution fuzzy ponds are a 100 percent reusable
diaper a product that is easy to use and easy to wash at home they save peers
over $2,500 on their diapering cost because you only need 12 fuzzy buns in
comparison to 8,000 disposables they also keep babies drier more comfortable
rash free which is why I created them for my own baby 12 years ago so fuzzy
buns are a pocket style diaper there's a pocket in the back the to insert a
microfiber pad into the lining is polar fleece so even though the pad inside is
wet the lining is staying dry so the baby is more comfortable and less
digression the outside is waterproof so everything stays where it belongs now
let's talk about the washing because I know everybody wants to know what do you
do with the poop so it's easy if it's solid poop it just plops right on into
the toilet where it belongs by the way it's never solid I'm if it's less than
the palpable variety we have a handy-dandy diaper sprayer that attaches
to a toilet parents can just rinse off whatever is left over they put it in
this mess free hanging diaper pail and then when they're ready to wash you
unzip the diapers into your washing machine including
the bag and your hands stay clean thank you feeling these really makes you
believe in them color of money for you thank you Kevin how's it compared to the
one you're wearing so who's ready to invest in fuzzy buns stop generating
tons of trash and start generating tons okay how long you been doing it hjerson
12 years 12 Wow 12 years Wow what are your sales last year last year they were
3.9 million Wow but I've sold 24 million dollars
worth with no advertising word-of-mouth only where are they sold internet sites
no retail no big-box retail but we have boutiques how much profit did you make
on three point nine million twenty thousand oh why is it so low because I
have manufacturing problems we went overseas into China thought is gonna be
a good thing until they took all of my product patterns etc handed it over to
somebody else so now she's competing with me I can't even tell the two
product support Kevin are you paying attention to what she just said hey
that's why you have a patent my friend I have a patent but it wasn't very strong
when I first started out I had no money couldn't afford a good patent attorney
and your factory just gave this third yes she was in Hong Kong she was my
distributor wow the store gets even worse I mean you're in it you're in the
poopoo business and poopoo happens yes it does
did you sue we are suing Wow you know my business people always told me you can
sue anybody for anything but good luck collecting correct right what do you
think will happen to your sales if by magical force the patent successful you
shut her down what incremental sales would you get as
a result of 70% more Wow and you think your sales would go up
70% oh yes not just from her from all of the people
that are squatting oh sorry where's the squatting well a
lot of people if you combine them all and roll them up how much do you think
annual sales are I would say if I had to give a good average probably selling
between thirty and forty million dollars oh okay hold on here they're all
breaching your pet yes now this is where poopoo really happens because frankly
this is a very hard business you've got to get retail you've got to get
distribution you have inventory issues manufacturing issues or you work with my
army of lawyers who sues everybody in the Stone Age until they agree to a
license deal that is the sly mist the nastiest the worst elements real world
Mart you look if you're not part of the solution you're part of the problem and
that is part of the problem this is why we have patents you know what you do you
out-compete why have you not been able to just kick their butt because you're a
better company you're a better solution you're a better
execution I have taken this entire time here's what I see if you hit a roadblock
and how you respond is exactly what guides your future unfortunately it
sounds like you talked to too many lawyers talked to too many Kevin's and
you were rudderless and someone who's coming in is probably gonna have to come
in and do more Cooper scooping and I don't want to be in the pooper scooper
business so
I'm looking at you thinking of myself at different crossroads along the way where
people stole my stuff things got in the way and I just had a persist and I see
that knew what I'm not sure I trust in you is your judgment
okay well Barbara if you invest in me I will do whatever you tell me to do but I
have no interest at all in being the entrepreneur for your business I'm an
investor an advocate but I'm certainly not gonna solve all your problems I will
not quit and I see the vision for this company I've had a lot of challenges
from divorce to to manufacturing issues to you name it it's just not in my DNA
to quit I'm sorry to say I am out okay thanks Daymond I'm waking at you you
know when you first started talking all that pool you attracted a really big fly
over here yeah but peeling back the layers on this onion it's starting to
stink and you seem to be looking for a lifeline I like to invest in businesses
that are an upswing I think once they a stone starts rolling
down the hill it's very very difficult to stop
I'm out
tell me if any of the assumptions I'm going to make now are wrong you're an
innovator you practically created the cloth diaper business I did yet at the
same time everybody else I took a huge part of it 70% of it away from you some
of that's your fault just is I started this industry I grew it I did
all of the foot work look I admire your tenacity but I don't want to join you on
your on your ride I wish you the best of luck but I'm out okay thank you
look
I didn't get a deal from the Sharks but I'm not upset with them they told me the
truth and they didn't do it from a good business perspective but you know it
stopped me from getting a deal all of the IP squatters out there that are
making tons of money off my idea so
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Slowly, as if one a tip toe His desire is revealed unto me
He understands this and is aware of it He doesn't say anything, nor wants to say
What should I name the presence cum silence experience as ? How long would he choose to remain in the dark ?
How long would he speak the language of silence ? How long would I wait for him? How long ?
When will the morning rise that would disclose The truth, his loneliness
His helplessness, because of which he remains waiting at the door And chooses to remain outdoor
And yet, wait for me With the hope that I might come outside and find him there Alone or with hope
Slowly, as if one a tip toe
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