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Hello fellow travelers!

On this trip we are going to drive along the south coast of Gran Canaria island,

visiting its most famous beaches.

We start the route in Mogán.

It is an old fishing village; nowadays it is called "Little Canarian Venice".

It's beautiful! It's like being in a tale!

In my personal opinion, it's too perfect and too touristy.

I would say it's perfect for North-European tourists.

At one point, I felt like the only Spaniard in the village!

I want to ask Gran Canarian people:

Why do the tunnels of the south road have such weird names?

Let's see: Tauro? Taurito? El Salvaje? La Verga?

La Verga (the cock?) What other names did you consider?

Behind us, there is the Maspalomas lighthouse.

It gives the name to one of the most important beaches of Gran Canaria.

Maspalomas is more than a beach.

It's a natural reserve with 3 ecosystems living together: dunes, palm trees and pond.

This pond is a land of transit for birds, like herons.

We saw two of them that were really beautiful!

If you like to walk on the sand, you are not going to get bored here.

A great advantage is that it has some beach bars along the way, so you can stop very often.

I sent Jose on an expedition to take pictures of the dunes, they are splendid!

Meanwhile, I sacrifice myself and stay at the beach bar.

What are you doing?

Enjoying!

I like Tropical beer more and more!

We are at Beach Bar 3.

Number 4 is at the nudist area. And number 7 is the gay area.

How happy Elvis could have been on these roads!

Yes, indeed, it's a beautiful road to drive, especially with a convertible!

Elvis, we miss you!

Playa del Inglés, another one of the most famous on the island.

It links with Maspalomas beach.

We have come to have lunch to El Balcón de San Agustín.

This restaurant has something really cool:

it has its own entrance to the sea.

So, if you need to refresh, take a dip and go on eating!

We are eating "cherne".

It's a very tasty fish because it eats shellfish, seafood and other small fish.

It can live really deep and it is able to swim across the Atlantic Ocean from Africa to America.

I'm going to try it!

I don't see it…

It's not so cold!

I just ate!

So, what happens with the 2 hour rest after lunch that my mother said when I was a child?

Let's refresh our head.

This is very common in Castille.

After a great nap at San Agustin beach, we say goodbye to you and to Gran Canaria.

We hope to come back soon!

You know you can find us on our social media platforms.

See you soon! Bye!

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Puigdemont impondrá un presidente de la Generalitat de su cuerda a cambio de su acta - Duration: 6:45.

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1955 Ford Fairlane Restoration - Pre-Mustang Era - Duration: 5:23.

it's time for show-off Sunday, where everyone has a chance to show off their

own car and here's this week's winner,

hello my name is Ian and this is Mitzi, my 55 Ford Fairlane, Mitzi here is

a four-door town sedan, as one of the mid tier models under the Crown Vic and son

liner, I have had this old girl since about 2012 and she's the first classic

car I've ever owned or worked on, we first bought her from this couple who

kept her in a barn essentially preserved from the elements

they drove her around for a few years went to some car shows and then in the

late 80s she was parked and stored for 18 years, she first rolled off the

assembly line on January 20th in Iowa, the previous owner had been

a physician and this was his work car he used to do home visits, obviously I

didn't know the original owner but something you're struck with when you

look at this car as the wonderful condition she's in after all this time, he

obviously cared a lot about this car and kept her in pristine condition and her

mileage low, this car had just over 38,000 miles when

he we got her, this care is even more impressive when you think about how fair

lanes like this were very common back in the day and we're kind of throwaway cars

something interesting I found out years later is that she originally was

all-white according to the body plate and at some point the blue two-tone was

added, not sure exactly when, a very interesting find was found a few years

ago when I was cleaning the interior, I found an almost entirely intact fold

newspaper dated from the 60s under the front seat, it's amazing how simple things

like newspapers can become historical treasures with age and being under the

seat like that the pages were totally preserved other than that discoloration

of the paper, as for the specs this car has an air-cooled Ford O Matic

transmission, this is actually Ford's first automatic

transmission introduced in 1951, the engine is a 272 cubic inch Y block v8 crowd with

the famously odd-looking Holley 4000 tea pot four-barrel carburetor and oil bath air

cleaner, the Y block itself is a rather underappreciated historical engine in it's

own right, as it was Ford's first overhead valve engine replacing the

tried-and-true flathead engine in 1954, as for the interior and extras it's a

bit more bare-bones, no power steering or power brakes in fact the only thing

powered is the seat which is pretty cool in it's own right, does still work

there is no factory installed radio in this car, but later bought installed one

to complete the look of the dash, it's a very neat radio with the round clock

dial front that's what the analog clock I actually had it taken out and got it

ticking again by myself which is a very neat experience, I did have the tires

replaced with radials, mostly due to the price of new bias-ply tires, the original

bias ply tires actually had held air in them all after all this time, but they

were just so cracked up it wasn't safe to drive on them, I did however keep the

spare that was on the trunk, I personally don't know why you never seemed to see

any of these cars in car shows like you do with 55 Chevy's and such, I personally

think they have a very beautiful style to them, I always loved the sweeping side

trim the way it bends down on the top of the fender and kind of check marks back

up, the angled chrome eyelashes, there's a large abundance of chrome on these cars

it just looks great, since this car had been so taken care of over at 60-year

old life, I made a big deal to keep everything as original as possible and

to not modify anything aesthetically, this is the first car I had ever done

any engine work on, and all I had was a reprint of the original service manual

and some basic tools, it's a testament to how it easy to work on these old cars

were, originally the car would do nothing at all not even crank, but I was against

swapping out engines, I think a big part of the feeling of

driving a classic car is knowing that it's being propelled by the same engine

they've left the factory with, the starter is rebuilt as is the generator

and the carburetor, the fuel pump, master cylinder and ignition components are

all-new other than the distributor itself, which is still using the old

style points and the six volt positive ground electrical system, driving a

classic car is a very neat experience, it feels nothing at all like a modern

car does, while I wouldn't personally recommend driving one as a daily driver

it's a lot of great fun cruising on the weekends of going to car shows, thanks

for watching and thanks to Scotty Kilmer Show for hosting me, I've got several

videos of this car's restoration on my channel if you're interested, rev up

those engines, well that was this week's video and

remember to have your car video highlighted here on my channel, check

this out,

so if you never want to miss another one of my new car repair videos remember to

ring that Bell!

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Johnny Hallyday : La mort « une préoccupation quasi quotidienne » - Duration: 1:19.

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Jessie Reyez - Figures (Lyric/subtitulado al español) [sub] - Duration: 4:00.

[Figures] I gave you ride or die and you gave me games

[Love, figures] I know I'm crying 'cause you just won't change

[Love, figures] I gave it all and you gave me shit

[Love, figures] I wish I could do exactly what you did

I wish I could hurt you back

Love, what would you do if you couldn't get me back

You're the one who's gonna lose... something so special, something so real

Tell me boy, how in the fuck would you feel if you couldn't get me back?

That's what I wish that I could do to you, you, hoo, hoo

¡Oh! To you, you, hoo, hoo

[Figures] I'm the bad guy 'cause I can't learn to trust

[Love, figures] You say sorry once and you think it's enough

I got a lineup of girls and a lineup of guys begging for me just to give 'em a try

[Figures] I'm willing to stay 'cause I'm sick for your love

I wish I could hurt you back

Love, what would you do if you couldn't get me back

You're the one who's gonna lose something so special, something so real

Tell me boy, how in the fuck would you feel if you couldn't get me back?

That's what I wish that I could do to you, you, hoo, hoo

¡Oh! To you, you, hoo, hoo

[Figures]

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Catherine Ceylac a failli mourir noyée - Duration: 1:29.

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EL SUPREMO SAIYAJIN GOHAN VS LOS DIOSES MALIGNO | CAP 42 | Dragon Ball Alternative - Duration: 17:44.

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Cómo triunfar en instagram 2018 - Parte 2: Subir fotos - Duration: 2:43.

What's up friends! Here I find you ... Today in the technology section

we are going to take again the theme of Instagram, in fact it is the second

part of a course that we started and it is important to emphasize that if you have not seen the first part that you have here,

you must start with it. Today we are going to show you how to publish. It is a very important part

that is not always considered and that also here in Krakozhia, it has serious difficulties.

We are going to talk about that. Enjoy!

"Vladimir at your home"

Those who live in Krakozhia know perfectly that instagram

is blocked throughout the territory. That's why we're going to go to the neighboring country: to Permisiva border

where we're going to be able to take network from there and publish our photos on Instagram.

If you come with me ... warm up a bit, it's cold ...

President of Krakozhia: "Instagram is a devil's application. It is total prohibited in Krakozhia! Forbidden! I do not want Instagram!"

We are barely two kilometers from the border with Permisiva and here we should start taking coverage, so please

come with me, we are very close.

Right on the border,

you will find several border posts, but usually empty, so take the chance to go and try to get coverage.

I am already right on the border with

Permisiva. Here crossing the bridge, which is just the division of the two countries,

You should get enough coverage to publish in Instagram. It's very simple: you just have to take a small jump...

and we are already in Permisiva land.

Now, you must select the photo we made in episode 1 of this instagram course and publish it on the network.

Do you think it's easy to publish in instagram? It has been wonderful.

Remember that my Instagram account is @vladimirencasa. You can follow me, of course, I'll be happy.

Give me "likes" to my photos and my videos. I wait for you in the third episode,

I send you a very strong kiss from Krakozhia.

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Storytelling time: meeting with a Business Angel - Duration: 6:34.

Welcome one more week to our channel From Zero 2 Hero!

We're here to premiere the first video of 2018 surrounded by nature.

we've been doing a lot of things...we started the year very strong...actually..

on February 23th we did a presentation, right?

Yeah! Hello everybody!

As we mentioned in the last video of 2017...

this past February 23th we had a presentation

in front of a young audience where we explain our experience as entrepreneurs that are building a startup

we did a 5 to 10 minutes speech and we can say that it went well

and what else have we done?

Well, I'd like to say that my partner here did a great job in that presentation and I'm proud of him

and together we did a great speech and I hope we receive more invitations for events like that one

Yes, yes...well, Oliver also did a great job hahaha!

honestly, we enjoyed doing it and we hope to be called again to participate again

and there's one more thing that have happened recently but... we want to leave you with the following images

so you can watch it yourselves...

I'm on my way to the airport to meet up with Lage...hopefully he's already there

a friend of mine is driving me there...say hi

let's see if we have luck in Brussels this weekend and we can make a good presentation in front of this Business Angel...

and maybe get some funding for our startup

Hey Oliver! I'm already at the airport and I'm about to take the flight so...I'll meet you in Brussels

See you later!

Arriving at the boarding gate...excited!

Lage must be over there at the cue...

and...folks let me tell you that this is life...

this is how you start doing things and you have to be happy and excited

There huge line of people and somewhere over there must be Lage

I'm gonna try to find him

meet you all in Brussels!

Here we are...it's cold in Brussels!

and at this time we have our first meeting with a Business Angel

a dinner that we got invited , right?

Yes! A bit late but finally it seems that we're gonna make it

and let's see what will it be his feedback regarding our startup

Yo! And how did you like Brussels? It was your first time here, right?

Yeah! Brussels is a beautiful city with a fantastic architecture... and what do you think?

well, I love Brussels so for me it's a pleasure to be here

but I'm very excited about what's about to happen...

I think we're gonna get a good feedback because he's a great businessman

but...I don't know...let's see, right?

yeah! Let's see...we will explain you

See you soon!

Well, so...

yeah! We went to Brussels because there was a business angel Interested in our startup

How did it go Oliver?

It went pretty well but...

they still need more data and more analytics about the tests that we want to do

so, in the end...what's our conclusion Manel?

Our conclusion is that we must keep growing until we get the Unique Selling Proposition USP

because until we don't get the product...

nobody, apparently, will invest on us

however, he offered to help us on the business plan, etc.

so, we're sure that he will be the first person to know about our testing progress

so...the same as always...

if you have an idea

start doing tests and keep trying your product

and those tests will give you results on the next steps you have to take

and I believe that is time to say bye until...

NO! Also I'd like to mention that we met other entrepreneurs in Belgium

Yeah! That's important...

and what was their feedback?

Well, we really had a great feed back because this guy is a friend of mine that

tried with 8 projects before having success

and he failed with all of them but now he's doing great

and all of those failed projects were amazing anyway

Exactly! As you can see there are ideas that

even if they are great ideas they still fail and some other that are not that great have success...

in the end it will be determined by your endurance, motivaion, your values...right Manel?

Yes, yes...

and also depending on the acceptance of society

I believe that now is time to say bye until the next episode

and stay tuned with us because we're going to have more presence on Youtube

So...anything else to add Manel?

Remember to follow us on Instagram, Youtube, Facebook...and whatever you guys want we're here

See you soon!

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"The people glorify the party" - Konstantin Gerasimov and the Alexandrov Red Army Choir (1962) - Duration: 6:53.

"The people praise the party" Music by Boris Alexandrov, lyrics by Y. Kamenetsky. The soloist is Konstantin Gerasimov

The cherished word goes right from the heart

With the rays of the spring sun

From blue seas and to starlit heights

The song is sung about the party.

We go to victories with you, the party,

Day by day the country blossoms more beautifully

And our Soviet army

Holds its battle banner high!

We go to victories with you, the party,

Day by day the country blossoms more beautifully

Mighty Lenin ?? and the wise party ??

The people glorify the party!

The path is illuminated for us like a bright lighthouse

By the Immortal Lenin's name.

He is with us in great and glorious deeds.

Our dear and beloved Ilyich (Lenin)!

And we are faithful to the Ilyich's behests

We call all the people of the planet for friendship

Love of all nations ??

Ilyich is the banner of happiness and light

And we are faithful to the Ilyich's behests

We call all people of the planet for friendship

Mighty Lenin ?? and the wise party ??

The people glorify the party!

A man is inspired by an age-old dream

He is called to heroic deeds by the party

We discovered a new, unseen century -

We will live and create in communism!

A man is inspired by an age-old dream

He is called to heroic deeds by the party

???

We will live and create in communism!

We go to victories with you, the party,

Day by day the country blossoms more beautifully

???

For more infomation >> "The people glorify the party" - Konstantin Gerasimov and the Alexandrov Red Army Choir (1962) - Duration: 6:53.

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7 remedios caseros para expulsar las piedras de los riñones - Duration: 3:51.

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Protesta en Barcelona contra la detención de Puigdemont: "Esta Europa es una vergüenza" - Duration: 5:28.

For more infomation >> Protesta en Barcelona contra la detención de Puigdemont: "Esta Europa es una vergüenza" - Duration: 5:28.

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HARDBALL WITH CHRIS MATTHEWS: The last 24 hours of White House chaos - Duration: 7:53.

For more infomation >> HARDBALL WITH CHRIS MATTHEWS: The last 24 hours of White House chaos - Duration: 7:53.

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HARDBALL WITH CHRIS MATTHEWS:Stormy Daniels's lawyer on Trump: Time for the nonsense to end - Duration: 7:18.

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El hijo de Saúl (Subtítulos en español) - Duration: 1:47:11.

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You Know It's Steven Spielberg IF... - Duration: 13:44.

"You're gonna need a bigger boat."

We're going to tell you about

the 14 most important director trademarks

of cinema titan Steven Spielberg,

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Now let's talk about Spielberg.

You know it's Steven Spielberg if...

You see what Kevin B. Lee dubbed

"the Spielberg face" --

a track or a dolly zoom in on a character

who's reacting to something off camera

with shock or awe.

The Spielberg face is a way of subtly manipulating

our emotions.

We watch the character staring, gaping,

and we're already filled with wonder

before we even see what's so wondrous.

So by the time we get to view

what the character is looking at,

our emotional response is exactly

what Spielberg wants it to be.

This shot is also a way of strongly identifying us

with the person --

we focus on what they feel

so it's almost like we become them.

And even in moments when the character

isn't feeling shock or awe,

Spielberg uses that dramatic track in

to create awe in us.

Like in The Color Purple when Celie finally

stands up to her abusive husband.

"Everything you done to me,

you already done to you."

Or in Amistad, when Cinque strings together

the few English words he knows

to speak up for his freedom.

"Give...us free."

In these scenes the track in symbolizes

the character's growing power

as they take agency in their situation.

There's a sweeping score that gets stuck in your head.

It's probably written by composer John Williams.

Spielberg often features what he calls

"wall-to-wall music."

So this guides our emotion,

urging us to feel a certain something --

which is similar to what he's doing

with the Spielberg face.

Think of how the ominous motif from Jaws

makes us tense up using just two notes.

Williams has said that he believes the motif's power

comes from its simplicity.

And you could say that about

Spielberg's filmmaking overall --

his tactics are overt and uncomplicated,

easy to grasp, but masterfully applied

to play our emotions like a fiddle.

And through these techniques,

the film tells you exactly how to feel.

Spielberg is a master of emotional manipulation.

He uses all the tools in his toolbox to scare us,

move us, and get us to that place of catharsis.

So we can sit back and enjoy the ride

as we're seamlessly ushered along

from emotion to emotion.

The narrative equivalent of the Spielberg face

is the way the director sometimes creates sentiment

before we know why we should care about something.

In Saving Private Ryan, he bookends the movie

with elderly Private Ryan at the American cemetery

in Normandy,

so there's all this emotion directed at

what we're about to see,

even before we experience the plot.

Ordinary people are caught up in

extraordinary circumstances.

"He says these are ordinary people

under extraordinary circumstances."

The events seem even more momentous

because the people involved aren't used to

this kind of danger, excitement or challenge.

So we feel like it could just as easily be us,

on this thrilling roller coaster ride.

As we saw the Spielberg face helps us identify

with the character --

and throughout the story, Spielberg is putting us

in the character's emotional shoes.

Often he is showing us how normal people

can be tremendously brave and resourceful

when they need to be.

So, we feel, maybe we can be those things, too.

There's an emphasis on childhood.

"Grownups can't see him.

Only little kids can see him."

The film may highlight kids' agency and openness

to the world.

And there's a suggestion that the adults

are out of touch with what really matters.

In E.T., we don't see any adult characters' faces

besides Elliott's mom until late in the film,

so they seem dark and intimidating.

Even Elliott's loving mother comes across as oblivious.

"Here he is!"

"Here's who?"

"The man from the moon.

But I think you've killed him already."

His films often tell stories of lost innocence

or children getting caught up in complicated

or dangerous circumstances.

In Schindler's List the girl in the red coat

is almost a transcendent presence.

She's the one of the only uses of color

in the black and white part of the film,

a visual beacon of innocence and purity

in the darkest times.

And this makes the later shot of her dead body

all the more horrifying.

So Spielberg's message tends to be

that childhood is a beautiful time

that needs to be preserved as long as possible,

but also that that age of innocence inevitably,

and sometimes tragically, has to end.

"I'm sorry I didn't tell you about the world."

Still, we can maintain a childlike sense of wonder

and possibility as adults.

Spielberg's films make us feel you're never too old

for adventure and discovering something new.

"A whole virtual universe."

The nuclear family is fractured.

"Your father and I are getting a divorce."

This might mean a single parent home,

"My husband and I just separated recently...

and it hasn't been easy on the children."

grief or trauma,

"He died when I was a kid."

or characters with daddy issues.

"If you'd been an ordinary, average father

like the other guys' dads,

you would have understood that."

Spielberg is famously preoccupied with fatherhood.

And this comes from his own experience --

he was very affected by his parents' divorce

and he had an estranged relationship

with his father for many years.

He's said E.T. is about his parents' divorce.

"Remember when he used to take us out

to the ballgames

and take us to the movies

and we'd have popcorn fights?"

Elliott's anxiety about E.T. leaving him makes sense --

because it's like he's dealing with his father

leaving all over again.

"You could be happy here.

I could take care of you."

In other Spielberg films the father character

might be a workaholic, emotionally distant,

or even horribly abusive.

Spielberg has said that after reconciling

with his father and having children of his own,

he started presenting more heroic father

characters onscreen.

He's said that he couldn't imagine

making Close Encounters of the Third Kind,

where Roy abandons his family,

after he became a dad himself.

We also see Spielberg holding out hope

that childless men or imperfect fathers

can grow into the role.

"I wish I had a dad like you."

In Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,

Indy meets back up with his estranged father.

"I respected your privacy

and I taught you self-reliance."

"What you taught me was that I was less important

to you than people who had been dead

for five hundred years in another country."

And as adults they're able to start repairing

their relationship.

"Let it go."

Spielberg also celebrates the value

of a surrogate father or a surrogate family.

"And I was with the only brothers I have left."

In other films we see a man who's forced

into the role of protector

in the scariest possible circumstances,

and ends up being pretty good at it.

So Spielberg suggests that fatherhood is something

that has to be earned,

rather than an innate instinct.

We also see the positive impact of protective patriarchs

on communities at large.

"They say your factory is a haven.

They say you're good."

Spielberg has even said that he sees Abraham Lincoln

as "the father of the nation in need of repair."

"Abolishing slavery by constitutional provision

settles the fate for all coming time.

Not only of the millions now in bondage

but of unborn millions to come."

The characters discover a mysterious dimension

that exists alongside their stable, ordinary lives.

Spielberg sets exciting adventures in

suburban, middle-class communities.

So this is similar to his tactic of showing

ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances --

here we see the extraordinary in ordinary settings.

So Spielberg is channeling that curiosity kids have

for their environments and making us feel

the ordinary places we know are magical.

This appealing combination of weirdness and the everyday

has been copied a lot --

for example, in a show like Stranger Things.

And these movies tend to end with an affirmation

of wholesome middle-class values

and "normal" American life.

Jaws validates middle-class masculinity

through the fates it gives to male characters

from different classes --

in the end it's the humble, middle class family man

who comes through.

It might be the story of the struggle to survive.

"The list is life.

All around its margins lies the gulf."

The survival theme might also be tied

to a character's journey of going home.

"E.T. phone home."

In The Color Purple, Celie's whole life

is a survival story

as she deals with an abusive marriage

and the hardship of being a poor, black woman

in the Jim Crow South.

But Spielberg shows that survival isn't

just an individual thing --

it's also about helping others live.

"Whoever saves one life saves the world entire."

Spielberg infuses all of these survival stories

with hope.

He sends the message that life

is worth fighting for,

no matter what.

"Earn this."

There's a reflection shot.

Jacob Oller at Film School Rejects argues

that this shot is often a way

of visually symbolizing

the characters' own self-reflection.

And naturally it also makes us stop

to consider who the character is

and how we see them.

"I pardon you."

Like at the end of Schindler's List

when Schindler looks out the car window

at the Jews that he's saved.

These people are transposed

onto the image of Schindler,

So the picture emphasizes how interconnected

all of these lives have become.

In other cases, the reflection shot might represent

that the character is fixated on something.

There's a long, unbroken take

that Every Frame a Painting has named

the "Spielberg oner."

Unlike other filmmakers, Spielberg usually uses

long takes in an extremely natural way

that doesn't draw a lot of attention.

Light is used to suggest mystery and the unknown.

Roger Ebert has pointed out that where most filmmakers

would use darkness to represent the unknown,

Spielberg uses bright or glowing lights.

And this often makes the unknown seem wondrous

rather than purely scary.

The light suggests potential to be discovered.

The film might show a shooting star.

Spielberg has been fascinated

with stars and the night sky

ever since he witnessed a meteor shower as a kid.

But the story goes that the first time

a shooting star appeared in one of his films

it was actually a happy accident.

Only after Jaws he made it a motif.

Spielberg's work is all about spectacle.

He's the highest grossing director of all time

and is credited with inventing the modern blockbuster.

And perhaps no one has surpassed him

in showing just what a blockbuster can really do.

Spielberg has given us some of the most epic,

awe inspiring shots in all of cinema,

while also evoking personal feeling

and intimate connection.

Sometimes Spielberg can get looked down on

for being sentimental

or spelling out the message too clearly.

"Tell me I'm a good man."

"You are."

But in a world where many of us

can't agree on anything,

the universality of a good blockbuster

becomes an exceptional power.

Spielberg has that rare talent for summoning

the emotions of every moviegoer,

no matter who you are.

He knows exactly how to make you feel

what he wants you to feel.

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There Could Be Only One Wish, Miraculous Conclusion to Dragon Ball Super - Duration: 3:15.

Hello and welcome back all my dragon ball theorist the day has finally come and gone

and the final Episode of Dragon Ball Super for now has happened.

Episode 131 was filled with some great images, dialog and probably a slight twist we didn't

think would happen.

Who would of thought that we would have Frieza legitimately helping Goku at the very end.

That they would fight shoulder to shoulder in one last sacrificing effort to defeat the

amazing power of Jiren.

Leaving the surprise MVP of the tournament left for Universe 7 to secure a victory and

wish.

Many speculated if Super Shenron could even reverse Zen-oh's erasing ability but as we

know there is no limit to his wishing power which truly makes it the Divine Dragon of

the Gods.

So the wish while predictable the fact that in reality it was predetermined there could

only be one wish makes it a much better ending.

At first some thought well maybe the Zen-oh's don't want their erasing reversed?

That they planned to have all these Universes erased so why would they allow them to come

back?

Turns out there is more reason behind their erasing than we thought.

The fact is if anyone had tried to make a selfish wish the Zen-oh's would of erased

everything on the spot.

They predetermined that only one wish could be made.

A wish that all Universes should be brought back in a completely selfless act.

A miraculous conclusion to dragon ball super indeed.

The one last standing Hero of Universe 7 Android 17 made the only wish that could of been made.

Looks like it is good he didn't wish for that cruiser and the amazing effort everyone displayed

and Goku rubbed off on him.

For me how they wrote in the significance of this wish and that it could really be only

one, made the ending all the more fitting.

Of course this last episode had plenty of teasers of things to come.

The one line from Vegeta saying "Saiyan's have no limits" which was also teased in the

recent movie trailer.

As they train and fight together to keep growing in power.

So since the next installment will be focused on Saiyan's this was a great extra bonus seeing

them clash again.

Also can't forget that with a twist of Whis staff he actually resurrected Frieza on the

spot.

Something that was a real surprise and actually a gift from Beerus himself for performing

so well in the tournament.

Of course Frieza claims he will continue to do evil and that will never change however

after all that has happened I can't help but think this entire tournament has effected

him in some way.

So the emperor of Evil returns and leaving that open ended as well with a movie on the

horizon makes me excited about the upcoming movie and the next series to come.

I honestly feel like this is just the end for now and so much more now can be explored

with all the Universes back.

New allies and I am sure there will be new villains as well.

The open ended parts just set up perfectly for this story to continue for a very long

time.

So of course I will be doing theories until that day comes and I hope you enjoyed last

nights episode and always love to hear your theories in the comments below and if you

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David Hogg Gets Upset When His Rights Are Taken Away Because of One Person - Duration: 4:27.

David Hogg Gets Upset When His Rights Are Taken Away Because of One Person.

It's usually difficult not to feel sympathetic for the survivor of a mass shooting.

David Hogg has somehow, sadly, managed to accomplish this difficult task.

Whether it's through debasing the national conversation about guns and gun safety, pretending

that surviving a shooting makes him a bona fide public policy expert, allowing himself

to be politicized in the most cynical of ways, using victimhood as form of naked self-promotion

or doing so in the most confrontational and obnoxious way possible, Hogg has established

himself not just as an enemy of Second Amendment supporters but of civilized debate.

This isn't to say that he's wrong on everything.

Like a number of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School survivors, Hogg is upset that

the Broward County Public Schools' superintendent's solution to stopping violence is taxpayer-supported

clear backpacks and school ID badges, as he made clear during a gun control forum Friday.

However, Hogg isn't against it just because it's dumb (although it is dumb).

He's against it because — get this — it violates his constitutional rights.

"One of the other important things to realize is many students want their privacy," Hogg

said.

"There are many, for example, females in our school that when they go through their

menstrual cycle, they don't want people to see their tampons and stuff."

"It's unnecessary, it's embarrassing for a lot of the students and it makes them

feel isolated and separated from the rest of American school culture where they're

having essentially their First Amendment rights infringed upon because they can't freely

wear whatever backpack they want regardless of what it is," he continued.

"It has to be a clear backpack.

What we should have is just more policies that make sure that these students are feeling

safe and secure in their schools and not like they're being fought against like it's

a prison."

Wait — so constitutional rights aren't negotiable in order to keep people safe?

Or it's just certain ones?

I'm confused.

As I write this Saturday morning, there are likely to be hundreds of thousands of people

— teenagers, mostly — lining up in the streets for the March for Our Lives, an event

dedicated to anti-gun hysteria, a hysteria that has been whipped up in part by both Hogg

and Everytown for Gun Safety, an astroturfed group started by Michael Bloomberg that believes

the Second Amendment to be roughly as important as a discarded Kleenex.

On Saturday, these people will march so that legislators will do something, anything about

guns.

This will likely involve legislation, if passed, that could abrogate people's rights under

the Second Amendment.

There's no indication it'll make a difference.

But it's in the name of safety.

Meanwhile, Hogg is being asked to wear a clear backpack in school.

He says "(i)t's unnecessary, it's embarrassing for a lot of the students and it makes them

feel isolated and separated from the rest of American school culture where they're

having essentially their First Amendment rights infringed upon because they can't freely

wear whatever backpack they want regardless of what it is."

But you don't really need that backpack, Mr. Hogg.

What kind of American needs a backpack made out of opaque material?

Your need to express yourself surely doesn't override my need for safety.

Oh, and by the way, unlike the kind of gun laws Everytown thinks it can push, invasive

school safety measures — metal detectors, drug-sniffing dogs, school uniforms and public

school restrictions like those — have all mostly sailed through the courts.

The great irony here, however, is that David Hogg is only interested in constitutional

protections when it affects his backpack.

When it's other people's stuff, he's not so interested.

That's not how the Constitution works.

It was put together to protect the rights of every American, including rights that may

be temporally unpopular.

And while I don't agree with Hogg that the clear backpack idea is unconstitutional, I

agree that it is useless, wasteful and distracting.

Just like almost everything he and his cohort are proposing.

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‣Can you hold me‣ You Pick I vid - Duration: 3:02.

Even for a day

I want to be happy with you

Because it feels unfair ...

I must be happy many times more.

I hate when you are hurt

So..

Dont go to him.

You felt it

What did you think while you saw and felt it all?!

What were you thinking as you watched me telling you

that I wished you to be human?!

We shouldnt waste time and be each other's happiness

We shouldnt mistake fake wings

as wings that can fly

Get out!

Without my permission you cannot leave me

You cannot die either

You're completely my person.

For more infomation >> ‣Can you hold me‣ You Pick I vid - Duration: 3:02.