Youtube daily report w May 23 2018

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Cake "Trolls. Rose" - I - Tortodel! - Duration: 7:21.

Hello everyone, today we will make cake with rose

There are a lot of options for cakes with this heroine, but exactly

This option which will be in today's video I like most and I am now more often used in design

other thematic cakes, so start

I start with the main character, I'll draw it on mastic, I've already told the mastic, it's the top product for

tightening, here also added kmc-it is a thickener for mastics

immediately dyed it in pink, that is, chose the lightest shade on her face and in such a color painted mastic, you can

translate the picture directly to the mastic, I showed this method in the cake pop art

you can see, you can also use a waffle or sugar picture, but today I decided to paint

I printed an image suitable for the size of my cake, that is, the image will be on the side of the cake and completely her face and tail

we will do a little later, you can draw at once with a pencil on the mastic

draw if you are so convenient, I just immediately easier to paint with a brush, I will be water-soluble dyes and I will also use

titanium dioxide, so that the color is more dense and I still have it here

White areas I also need to draw with titanium dioxide

dilute the dyes, I will be as always vodka, as vodka evaporates faster and my dye will dry faster on mastic

Here such beauty at me it has turned out, now it is necessary for us to make her hair, I will do hair by means of

waffle paper from the gel gloss and vodka, that is, the proportions one to one, as I did the video with the pion

openwork, I made here is a mixture that is painted in pink

water-soluble dyes, it's such a miracle the mixture I got, now from the waffle paper I arbitrarily cut out

strands of hair with scissors

these strands I cover completely with a mixture and

I paste to the rose straight so I do her hair

because bald rose is certainly a sight not for the faint of heart

here you see one part I already did, that is, it's arbitrary strands that I glued, the gloss gel does not give our paper

wetted, and vodka accordingly makes it softer and faster drying and waffle paper, thanks to vodka

also arbitrarily you can crush, that is, adding volume

our hairs, whether it is possible to do this of non- gel gloss, neutral gels

for sure you can, I just did not try, if the girls you tried to do peony

on my video with a neutral gel, then write in the comments, I think many will be wondering how it turns out

waffle peony with a neutral gel, from green mastic we need to do

the bezel is for the hair, and also from the blue mastic I will make florets for her rim

here are these 3 leaves on it will be on the rim, on a soft mate I slightly straighten each petal

I paste the bezel with gel gloss, attach the mastic to the waffle paper and

superfluous cut off, we do

leaves and

paste here

our flowers also, everything will use gel gloss, you can use food glue

which is also made of cmc or kmc, can be glued with a condensed milk

volumetric tail I will do the same carrot tops in carrot cakeas

video is also there, I will use wire, this is 24 number, waffle paper and again a mixture for floristry

cover completely with a mixture and by overlapping strands of waffle paper, we will glue

all on one basis, that is, on a wire

trying to stick only the base, these petals will be

slightly elevated to dry each layer faster, or

first impose, and then we send to the oven, I showed already also a video about

peony wafer, there I sent to a regime for yogurt

40 degree maximum

Of course her hair can be made immediately from mastic, we also need to make strands, but this will make our cake heavier, weight the picture that will stand

vertical, which also will be attached to the cream, when we dry our front side, then the front one can be

turn and a few strands also glued to the wrong side

such I will need about three pieces, I'll send it to the oven so that all this will dry up sooner, you can leave it at room temperature

the cake is lined with cream cheese cream

I will paint with the help of an airbrush, I will have a color transition from green to yellow

on the front side of the cake cream must be

frozen, that is, from the refrigerator should be and if you are afraid that your mastic will begin to melt

from a cream, from a condensate more correctly who will act on a cream after a refrigerator can cover the return party or side

decor gel, or gel gloss, or else covered with chocolate, I'm sure of this mastic, this is usually my tested product for the tightening

I already used it many times for cream cakes

glue right in the sidewall and

now paste

tail, and we still have it

here a small piece of blue mastic is rubbery, there on the tail

Here is such a plague it turned out we have, sidewall, I will decorate the top of the cake with various pouches, I will also use more

dyed sugar

so that we could have a more green surface, we also add daisies

since we have quite a massive

the main heroine, I believe that you do not need nothing more to weight this cake

additional decor, otherwise there and the surface of the cake will be completely invisible and

it will be hard all the same to look

Here's a cake rose I got, I still added mastic letters to the substrate with the help of molds of silicone

where she bought waffle paper, silicone mold, airbrush, in general everything I use in this video also including

water-soluble dyes, I'll leave the link in the description, I hope this video was for you

interesting, as always we wish good luck in your endeavors, very, very kind

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FREE Game Alert - Distraint Deluxe Edition (Steam Key) Fanatical - Duration: 0:40.

hello and welcome to low-budget gaming and welcome to another free game alert

today's free game is distraint deluxe edition and this is free on fanatical

dot com so all you need to do is you need to have an account on fanatical and you

need to link your steam account with your fanatical account and then they'll

give you the steam key and you can redeem it later on steam this is a 2d

side-scroller horror and it's got very positive review so what checking out and

I don't know how long this is for they don't mention it here so make sure to

grab it as soon as you can and yeah that's it for this one thank you for

watching see you in the next one

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10 Amazing Women in Science Who Should Be More Famous | TOP10slive - Duration: 5:31.

hi welcome to TOP10slive YouTube channel please subscribe us and click on

the bell icon for new updates there were many women scientists like Madame Marie

Curie who won prestigious Nobel Prize in the sector of science again there were

many who are not well recognized in today's world we will figure out some of

them who contribute as much as any other scientist but they are not that famous

this women from wide area of scientific fields practiced and contributed enough

when science was more of a men's thing today we present top 10 amazing women in

science who should be more famous number 10

cecilia helena pinga Pushkin was a British American astronomer and

astrophysicist pin is one of the world's most accomplished and successful

astrologists they managed to discover what the Sun was made of as well as what

other stars are made of number 9

Nettie Maria Stevens was an early American geneticist Stephens performed

studies crucial in determining that an organism sex was dictated by its

chromosomes rather than environmental or other factors number 8 florence arenas

oven was an american medical scientist she is known for her research on the

lymphatic system she was considered to be one of the leading women scientists

of the United States in her time Sobhan was a pioneer for women in science she

was the first woman to hold a full professorship at Johns Hopkins School of

Medicine the first woman elected to the National Academy of Sciences and the

first woman to head a department at the Rockefeller Institute for medical number

seven

madlyn hora Menton was a Canadian physician scientist

her expertise is on enzyme kinetics and histo chemistry her name is associated

with the famous Michaelis Menten equation in biochemistry she did

extensive work in medical and biochemical research in the early 20th

century much of her work was medical research but it was founded in her

expertise in biochemistry and she made some significant contributions as a

biochemist number sex August to Ada King Nowell Countess of Lovelace was an

English mathematician and writer she was the first to recognize that the

computing machine Charles Babbage had made had applications beyond pure

calculation and published the first algorithm intended to be carried out by

such a machine in addition ada regarded as the first computer programmer she was

so good at analytic skills that Babbage called her The Enchantress of number

number five Marguerite Katherine Parra II was a French physicist she is a

student of Marie Curie Marguerite Parra II discovered the chemical element

francium in 1939 francium was the last element ever discovered in a natural

sauce number four

esto ladybug was an American microbiologist she developed basic

techniques that have gone a long way towards helping scientists understand

how genes work her contributions include the discovery of the bacterial virus

lambda the transfer of genes between bacteria by specialized transduction the

development of replica plating and the discovery of the bacterial fertility

factor F number three

Dain Kathleen Lonsdale was an Irish crystallographer she had a profound

influence on the development of x-ray crystallography and related fields in

chemistry and physics very few have made so many important advances in so many

different directions in 1945 Lonsdale was the first woman along with

microbiologist Marjorie Stevenson admitted as a fellow to the Royal

Society number kale Emily Emily noe there was a German mathematician her

expertise is in abstract algebra and theoretical physics no either can be

called mother of modern mathematics she completely rewrote the books on so many

mathematical concepts that the adjective no etherion is found in several

different concentrations within mathematics she was described by Albert

Einstein as the most important woman in the history of mathematics number one

meet nur was an Austrian Swedish physicist her expertise is on

radioactivity and nuclear physics lies meet nur and his longtime collaborator

Otto Hahn discovered nuclear fission of uranium Einstein praised her his German

Marie Curie thanks for watching please hit that like button and share this

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Secret.Tarakan.Renata Mukha.Esli in the head of cockroaches. Babies and toddlers. [Moustached Nanny] - Duration: 1:30.

Renata Mucha

Cockroach

There lived in the apartment a cockroach, In the crack at the doorstep.

He did not bite anybody, I did not touch anyone,

I did not scratch anyone, Did not pinch,

Not sting, And home it

Very respected.

So the cockroach would have lived Life with everyone in the world.

... Only people are wound up He's in the apartment.

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Blade is not a GOOD movie.

It's cheesy, it's over-the-top, it's melodramatic, and it's chock full of bad dialogue.

And none of that matters, because it's not trying to be anything more than a ridiculous,

fun, adult vampire action flick - with some kung fu thrown in for good measure.

So what makes Blade work?

I think it knows exactly what it is and what it isn't.

What it is is a B-movie with A-list style.

The beautifully-shot opening sequence gives an incredible hint as to the movie's visual

aesthetic and while the rest of the film never quite lives up to that scene, there's still

a ton of style on display.

Director Stephen Norrington knew what he wanted and - for the most part - he got it.

Wesley Snipes is clearly having the time of his life as the title character, spouting

corny one-liners through gritted teeth and kicking vampire ass.

The movie holds up surprisingly well for being 20 years old.

Yes, the visual effects are terrible in spots, but that's about the only thing which truly

dates Blade.

It is, of course, not for everyone - the R-rating is earned with several disturbingly gorey

but still goofy moments.

But Blade knows its audience and plays to it well.

And its cheesy but quotable dialogue and visual flair are no doubt factors in what keeps that

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Behind the Seams: The Designers of Raffles Runway - Duration: 2:20.

Jingzhi: So we started about July? Yeah, after June hols.

So we basically started to discuss what kind of style we want for our own show.

So the first part was trying to come up with our own designs and stuff, then

so basically our chair, then she'll look at our designs and she'll approve of them.

So after that we just go ahead and look for our own materials, and make our garments.

Usually this process is during the second half of the year, maybe like October onwards?

Then we also start looking for venues,

and then we have our model auditions,

so we have to plan for that,

and also our model trainings and rehearsals.

I think it's actually making the actual garment,

because a lot of times the design might seem nice to you on paper,

but when you actually try to make it you realise that some things aren't feasible,

like, say, the fabric you want is too expensive and out of the budget,

or it just doesn't work out well.

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Show em Madri e visita a Duomo em Milão - Duration: 24:25.

- ANGRA - SUBTITLES: Tiago Anderson tiago.asm@hotmail.com

One more day here in Madrid.

Tell me, partner, the name of this city.

Sorry?

- Which city is this? - We are in Madrid, Spain.

We are back to Spain.

We are in this come and go.

First in Barcelona, after we went to Portugal and now Spain again.

And... This is it!

It's where many things happen including the flamenco guitar.

Isn't it, Rafa?

Madrid?

I think that it's in Madrid.

There's...

- Seville would be... - The focus, indeed.

But, Flamenco is typical from Spain.

I remember...

that there's a school of Flamenco guitar.

I know that there are some guys who...

- Oh, yeah. - Yes.

But I won't remember the name right now.

I thought that the people used to play the guitar not bells.

Not bells?

Can you explain the joke?

Do it like that man...

Like the guy from TV.

You said that there was a school of teaching.

Oh gosh!

Flamenco.

In bells. (Em sino - PT)

I got it.

I got it, I got it. Okay.

I prefer the guitar.

I will have to agree with Bruno Sá's opinion.

Yes, yes.

But do you know the difference between me and Bruno Sá?

I am not named Bruno Sá.

Bruno spoils the joke just by his existence.

Ah, crazy Madrid.

I have to say something about Madrid.

Madrid is the same as always.

What can you say about this?

It has changed just a little.

The same weather...

This is the crazy Madrid, rude.

Madrid is awesome.

Madrid is awesome.

Here we are in a beautiful day in Montpellier.

France, South of France.

This is the 10th concert of this tour.

You know, during the tour people get a little strange.

They start doing strange things.

Well, anyway...

Today the concert is in a very traditional showhouse, but a small one.

It's crowded and it's gonna rock.

This is it. Very cool.

Look at this. People act strange in the tour.

So, as I said, people act strangely.

I was not kidding.

Are you mocking me?

Did you believe that I woudn't record the concert?

No, Carlito! No, Carlito!

We'll record that!

- We'll record everything. - One more card with 64 gigas.

That's it!

We have it.

Where's the concert?

I said it to the cameras.

But I repeat for you, Carl.

In Montpellier.

Montpellier.

Montpe... who? Montpe... who?

Montpellier!

- Montpe... what? - Montpellier.

Oh fuck!

Let's go?

Yes.

Today we a rock n' roll concert.

In a small stage so everyone can remeber where we came from.

And never forget that!

The audience is here. The place is crowded, full of people.

French fans really love the band.

They follow the band since the very begining.

The most part of them that are here.

And we try to show them that this is the best line-up ever.

That's gonna be a great concert.

- This is it. - Yeah!

Good concert, guys.

Good show.

Here we are in Milan,

today. Aren't we, Carlito?

Milan ( In Italian).

The Milan class.

What are we eating today?

No, no... You're speaking Spanish. Give us a moment.

Ignore what he spoke, right?

Are you sure that it's this way?

I don't think so.

The house... the administration is there.

So, the exit must be there, too.

No, man.

As I was saing...

We are going to Milan downtown, just to walk around

show Milan downtown to these two creatures here

that don't know the place.

Do you know?

Not the downtown.

Do you know? No?

He's on the phone.

This is it.

Walking around by subway in Milan.

Ah, let's go by...

- Train. - Subway.

A special subway.

A special daddy's subway.

Look.

Daddy's seat.

Sit there. I'll be stand up.

I stayed for a long time laid down.

It was long hours.

Yes.

Some 12 hours travelling. Is that right?

More.

We arrived at four here.

What is it, man?

Take it. Take it, Bruno. And then?

Is that rude or not?

Is it rude or not, this Duomo?

What did you think about this Duomo?

I'm shocked. It'd very beautiful.

Leave the subway and face this... it was kind of shocking.

I had been to Notre Dame, but this one shocked me more.

For some reason.

Notre Dame is much taller.

Notre Dame, is maybe from the Gothic period.

This one is all made with marble. It's all white, you see.

It's wonderful, man.

And it has...

But it is washed some years. There are some periods it is darker.

I can imagine, but

it is different from stone. Stone is naturtally darker.

Mable is...

It's shocking, man.

The sculptures are all in marble. Can you see?

Each of those things there are full of details.

Everything.

Each of those stuff.

It's full of details. When you get close you can see that.

I was talking about the Stained glass.

Yes, you said that they were not so beautiful.

I said that from the outside they were not so special.

But, from the inside, they are brilliant.

Hard, isn't it?

But they are recent, uh? Those Stained glasses?

Are you trying to justfy your opinion?

It's hard.

Milan gelato.

Gelato.

You were caught red-handed, uh?

Now I am cold. It's very cold now.

So now, what are we doing?

Pick up...

Sá!

The camera goes together.

Sá!

Sá!

Sá!

This is coffee.

Don't confuse with other stuff.

Something nice happened. We met everybody here.

Everybody.

- What do we want? - What do we want?

I want some coooofeeee! (Brazilian meme)

While the guys are drinking wine, we are here waiting for them.

Just waiting.

Searching some water, maybe.

If the water doesn'r cost 10 euros.

Today is the show in Milan.

We played some times in this place. Live Club.

What did Bruno do?

My first concert was here.

Happy to be back.

First show with ANGRA?

My first concert with ANGRA was in this showhouse.

But today with your drums, right?

Today with my drums, my whole kit.

The other time the drums was not so good, uh?

A 24 floor drums just to be different.

But the game is other now.

The game is other now.

The game is other, right?

Hey Barba. Is your premiere in Milan?

My premiere in Milan. I never played here.

I came twice to Europe. One with Almah the other with ANGRA.

Two years ago, one year and a half, maybe.

One year and a half.

Milan, I don't know why, I hadn't come here, yet.

- We saw the Duomo yesterday. - Yes.

- It's wonderful. - Aggressive.

I was shocked.

I have seen many beautiful things here.

Starting with me.

No. I saw you everyday. You're my beauty model.

This is it.

We are about to start our soundcheck.

One more day, one more concert.

Let's go.

Guys, I'm here with this great friend of mine.

Carlos Dangelo.

My friend for more than 30 years.

Carlos Zara. He's known as Carlos Zara. Zarinha in São Paulo.

I will tell you who he is.

I studied with Carlos Zara when I was only 15 years old,

in highschool.

He is a bass player.

Fan of Iron Maiden.

He was the guy that introduced me to the metal scene in São Paulo.

That is one of the metal sources in Brazil.

I was with him for the first time in Black Jack.

I was with him for the first time in Woodstock Discos,

in São Paulo.

I was with him for the first time in Brazilian metal concert.

It was Centuria band.

We were together. Do you remember?

Cachorrão.

We went to see A Chave in Centro Cultural Vergueiro.

So, man... this is it.

I am really happy. He lives here.

In Milan.

I was with Maurão one of these days in Portugal.

Great.

He sent you a hug.

He was upset because I remeber his old parody he did.

True.

He had a lot.

You met Maurão in that video I recorded in Portugal.

He had a lot of metal bands. He sings very well.

But I loved to see him singing old songs. It was funny.

- This is it, man. - Very good.

So, it's...

Ah, man...

There's something special. I know I don't let you talk.

- I'm like that, uh? - I can tell.

I am relaxed.

It's too much happiness.

- That's the following... - Great Rafa.

Carlos was the guys that introduced me to Queensrÿche music.

Before the Operation: Mindcrime, before Empire...

Carlos had a VHS from a Queensrÿche concert, Live In Japan.

Live in Japan.

And also the vynil from the Rage For Order, and The Warning.

The first albums from Queensrÿche.

We were fans of them. They were not so famous that time.

- It was difficult to get their work. - Yes.

Some years later we watched Queensrÿche in Rock In Rio.

They were announcing the Empire album.

- In 91. - 91.

And today, almost 30 years after,

we are watching together the Geoff Tate concert. And his is here, under us,

the same bus, sharing the bus with us.

So, you can speak now.

I don't see you for a long time.

Man, maybe 10 years we don't meet.

10 years, maybe.

The important is that both of us dedicate our lives to music.

In different ways.

Yes.

But, music is what takes us forward.

Yes.

Talking about that you moved to Italy maybe 14 years ago.

14 years.

And you work composing.

Yes, yes.

I am a composer. I write song to TV, to documentaries

to what is necessary to write.

We composed many thing together.

We studied music composition together.

That's true.

In São Paulo.

Yes.

And I remember that you were my first musician friend.

Dedidcated.

That guy who studies every day, that thinks high,

thinks to conquer things with pure dedication.

You believe in your things.

You had a Fender, remember?

Yes, I do.

I learnt with you that I had to work hard, study hard.

We took those Guitar Player.

Because music depends a lot on this.

The real music.

If you want to have a solid base for you musician career,

you have to study a lot.

It's not fun all the time. Not having fun all the time.

No.

There's much dedication, much hard work.

Much sacrifice.

Many hours working hard.

And questions, and searches and researches...

You do not know where it is going to end.

Uncertainty.

You start to study something, but you don't know how to use that.

You don't know if those hours will be something useful for you.

And don't limit to imitate things you see,

things that you listen.

Try to develop something that is really your expression.

For sure.

This is difficult, but studying and dedicating, we get there.

Yes.

You spend much of your time at Discovery Channel, right?

- Doing the soundtrack. - Yes.

- You also did the Olimpic Games theme. - Yes.

To SKY TV.

To SKY.

- And many other channels, right? - Yes, yes.

I work with almost all Italian TV Channels.

That's nice.

He is one of the most known soundtrack composers in Italy.

And we studied together, started together.

And it's a great pleasure to have you here today.

A great pleasure, man.

I am very happy.

Me too.

Big Rafa.

- ANGRA - SUBTITLES: Tiago Anderson tiago.asm@hotmail.com

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Hello friends ! If you like this channel music please like & share, subscribe channel. Thanks you very much !!

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Cake "Trolls. Rose" - I - Tortodel! - Duration: 7:21.

Hello everyone, today we will make cake with rose

There are a lot of options for cakes with this heroine, but exactly

This option which will be in today's video I like most and I am now more often used in design

other thematic cakes, so start

I start with the main character, I'll draw it on mastic, I've already told the mastic, it's the top product for

tightening, here also added kmc-it is a thickener for mastics

immediately dyed it in pink, that is, chose the lightest shade on her face and in such a color painted mastic, you can

translate the picture directly to the mastic, I showed this method in the cake pop art

you can see, you can also use a waffle or sugar picture, but today I decided to paint

I printed an image suitable for the size of my cake, that is, the image will be on the side of the cake and completely her face and tail

we will do a little later, you can draw at once with a pencil on the mastic

draw if you are so convenient, I just immediately easier to paint with a brush, I will be water-soluble dyes and I will also use

titanium dioxide, so that the color is more dense and I still have it here

White areas I also need to draw with titanium dioxide

dilute the dyes, I will be as always vodka, as vodka evaporates faster and my dye will dry faster on mastic

Here such beauty at me it has turned out, now it is necessary for us to make her hair, I will do hair by means of

waffle paper from the gel gloss and vodka, that is, the proportions one to one, as I did the video with the pion

openwork, I made here is a mixture that is painted in pink

water-soluble dyes, it's such a miracle the mixture I got, now from the waffle paper I arbitrarily cut out

strands of hair with scissors

these strands I cover completely with a mixture and

I paste to the rose straight so I do her hair

because bald rose is certainly a sight not for the faint of heart

here you see one part I already did, that is, it's arbitrary strands that I glued, the gloss gel does not give our paper

wetted, and vodka accordingly makes it softer and faster drying and waffle paper, thanks to vodka

also arbitrarily you can crush, that is, adding volume

our hairs, whether it is possible to do this of non- gel gloss, neutral gels

for sure you can, I just did not try, if the girls you tried to do peony

on my video with a neutral gel, then write in the comments, I think many will be wondering how it turns out

waffle peony with a neutral gel, from green mastic we need to do

the bezel is for the hair, and also from the blue mastic I will make florets for her rim

here are these 3 leaves on it will be on the rim, on a soft mate I slightly straighten each petal

I paste the bezel with gel gloss, attach the mastic to the waffle paper and

superfluous cut off, we do

leaves and

paste here

our flowers also, everything will use gel gloss, you can use food glue

which is also made of cmc or kmc, can be glued with a condensed milk

volumetric tail I will do the same carrot tops in carrot cakeas

video is also there, I will use wire, this is 24 number, waffle paper and again a mixture for floristry

cover completely with a mixture and by overlapping strands of waffle paper, we will glue

all on one basis, that is, on a wire

trying to stick only the base, these petals will be

slightly elevated to dry each layer faster, or

first impose, and then we send to the oven, I showed already also a video about

peony wafer, there I sent to a regime for yogurt

40 degree maximum

Of course her hair can be made immediately from mastic, we also need to make strands, but this will make our cake heavier, weight the picture that will stand

vertical, which also will be attached to the cream, when we dry our front side, then the front one can be

turn and a few strands also glued to the wrong side

such I will need about three pieces, I'll send it to the oven so that all this will dry up sooner, you can leave it at room temperature

the cake is lined with cream cheese cream

I will paint with the help of an airbrush, I will have a color transition from green to yellow

on the front side of the cake cream must be

frozen, that is, from the refrigerator should be and if you are afraid that your mastic will begin to melt

from a cream, from a condensate more correctly who will act on a cream after a refrigerator can cover the return party or side

decor gel, or gel gloss, or else covered with chocolate, I'm sure of this mastic, this is usually my tested product for the tightening

I already used it many times for cream cakes

glue right in the sidewall and

now paste

tail, and we still have it

here a small piece of blue mastic is rubbery, there on the tail

Here is such a plague it turned out we have, sidewall, I will decorate the top of the cake with various pouches, I will also use more

dyed sugar

so that we could have a more green surface, we also add daisies

since we have quite a massive

the main heroine, I believe that you do not need nothing more to weight this cake

additional decor, otherwise there and the surface of the cake will be completely invisible and

it will be hard all the same to look

Here's a cake rose I got, I still added mastic letters to the substrate with the help of molds of silicone

where she bought waffle paper, silicone mold, airbrush, in general everything I use in this video also including

water-soluble dyes, I'll leave the link in the description, I hope this video was for you

interesting, as always we wish good luck in your endeavors, very, very kind

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10 Amazing Women in Science Who Should Be More Famous | TOP10slive - Duration: 5:31.

hi welcome to TOP10slive YouTube channel please subscribe us and click on

the bell icon for new updates there were many women scientists like Madame Marie

Curie who won prestigious Nobel Prize in the sector of science again there were

many who are not well recognized in today's world we will figure out some of

them who contribute as much as any other scientist but they are not that famous

this women from wide area of scientific fields practiced and contributed enough

when science was more of a men's thing today we present top 10 amazing women in

science who should be more famous number 10

cecilia helena pinga Pushkin was a British American astronomer and

astrophysicist pin is one of the world's most accomplished and successful

astrologists they managed to discover what the Sun was made of as well as what

other stars are made of number 9

Nettie Maria Stevens was an early American geneticist Stephens performed

studies crucial in determining that an organism sex was dictated by its

chromosomes rather than environmental or other factors number 8 florence arenas

oven was an american medical scientist she is known for her research on the

lymphatic system she was considered to be one of the leading women scientists

of the United States in her time Sobhan was a pioneer for women in science she

was the first woman to hold a full professorship at Johns Hopkins School of

Medicine the first woman elected to the National Academy of Sciences and the

first woman to head a department at the Rockefeller Institute for medical number

seven

madlyn hora Menton was a Canadian physician scientist

her expertise is on enzyme kinetics and histo chemistry her name is associated

with the famous Michaelis Menten equation in biochemistry she did

extensive work in medical and biochemical research in the early 20th

century much of her work was medical research but it was founded in her

expertise in biochemistry and she made some significant contributions as a

biochemist number sex August to Ada King Nowell Countess of Lovelace was an

English mathematician and writer she was the first to recognize that the

computing machine Charles Babbage had made had applications beyond pure

calculation and published the first algorithm intended to be carried out by

such a machine in addition ada regarded as the first computer programmer she was

so good at analytic skills that Babbage called her The Enchantress of number

number five Marguerite Katherine Parra II was a French physicist she is a

student of Marie Curie Marguerite Parra II discovered the chemical element

francium in 1939 francium was the last element ever discovered in a natural

sauce number four

esto ladybug was an American microbiologist she developed basic

techniques that have gone a long way towards helping scientists understand

how genes work her contributions include the discovery of the bacterial virus

lambda the transfer of genes between bacteria by specialized transduction the

development of replica plating and the discovery of the bacterial fertility

factor F number three

Dain Kathleen Lonsdale was an Irish crystallographer she had a profound

influence on the development of x-ray crystallography and related fields in

chemistry and physics very few have made so many important advances in so many

different directions in 1945 Lonsdale was the first woman along with

microbiologist Marjorie Stevenson admitted as a fellow to the Royal

Society number kale Emily Emily noe there was a German mathematician her

expertise is in abstract algebra and theoretical physics no either can be

called mother of modern mathematics she completely rewrote the books on so many

mathematical concepts that the adjective no etherion is found in several

different concentrations within mathematics she was described by Albert

Einstein as the most important woman in the history of mathematics number one

meet nur was an Austrian Swedish physicist her expertise is on

radioactivity and nuclear physics lies meet nur and his longtime collaborator

Otto Hahn discovered nuclear fission of uranium Einstein praised her his German

Marie Curie thanks for watching please hit that like button and share this

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FREE Game Alert - Distraint Deluxe Edition (Steam Key) Fanatical - Duration: 0:40.

hello and welcome to low-budget gaming and welcome to another free game alert

today's free game is distraint deluxe edition and this is free on fanatical

dot com so all you need to do is you need to have an account on fanatical and you

need to link your steam account with your fanatical account and then they'll

give you the steam key and you can redeem it later on steam this is a 2d

side-scroller horror and it's got very positive review so what checking out and

I don't know how long this is for they don't mention it here so make sure to

grab it as soon as you can and yeah that's it for this one thank you for

watching see you in the next one

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Secret.Tarakan.Renata Mukha.Esli in the head of cockroaches. Babies and toddlers. [Moustached Nanny] - Duration: 1:30.

Renata Mucha

Cockroach

There lived in the apartment a cockroach, In the crack at the doorstep.

He did not bite anybody, I did not touch anyone,

I did not scratch anyone, Did not pinch,

Not sting, And home it

Very respected.

So the cockroach would have lived Life with everyone in the world.

... Only people are wound up He's in the apartment.

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Got a Minute? Rear-View 02 - Blade - Duration: 1:18.

Blade is not a GOOD movie.

It's cheesy, it's over-the-top, it's melodramatic, and it's chock full of bad dialogue.

And none of that matters, because it's not trying to be anything more than a ridiculous,

fun, adult vampire action flick - with some kung fu thrown in for good measure.

So what makes Blade work?

I think it knows exactly what it is and what it isn't.

What it is is a B-movie with A-list style.

The beautifully-shot opening sequence gives an incredible hint as to the movie's visual

aesthetic and while the rest of the film never quite lives up to that scene, there's still

a ton of style on display.

Director Stephen Norrington knew what he wanted and - for the most part - he got it.

Wesley Snipes is clearly having the time of his life as the title character, spouting

corny one-liners through gritted teeth and kicking vampire ass.

The movie holds up surprisingly well for being 20 years old.

Yes, the visual effects are terrible in spots, but that's about the only thing which truly

dates Blade.

It is, of course, not for everyone - the R-rating is earned with several disturbingly gorey

but still goofy moments.

But Blade knows its audience and plays to it well.

And its cheesy but quotable dialogue and visual flair are no doubt factors in what keeps that

audience coming back after two decades.

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Behind the Seams: The Designers of Raffles Runway - Duration: 2:20.

Jingzhi: So we started about July? Yeah, after June hols.

So we basically started to discuss what kind of style we want for our own show.

So the first part was trying to come up with our own designs and stuff, then

so basically our chair, then she'll look at our designs and she'll approve of them.

So after that we just go ahead and look for our own materials, and make our garments.

Usually this process is during the second half of the year, maybe like October onwards?

Then we also start looking for venues,

and then we have our model auditions,

so we have to plan for that,

and also our model trainings and rehearsals.

I think it's actually making the actual garment,

because a lot of times the design might seem nice to you on paper,

but when you actually try to make it you realise that some things aren't feasible,

like, say, the fabric you want is too expensive and out of the budget,

or it just doesn't work out well.

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How I Make Money Online

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WHY DON'T WE REACT TO Lukas Rieger, Mike Singer & Mario Novembre - Duration: 2:52.

^Takeover with Why Don't, We. We also have, some guys here germany

Who, do music maybe you know them and maybe you can, give them a little feedback or something like, that, okay?

The first one is Lukas Rieger

okay

you, like it

Luke boy, you got your feedback

They are real Mike Singer fans.

Okay, all of you liked Lukas and Mike. The only one missing is Mario Novembre.

We killing it. We are as good as the U.S. people. We can do stuff together.

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INSANE | Malayalam Short Film | Vishnu Vijayan T - Duration: 14:12.

It's been three days since he slept.

Where did all this begin?

I couldn't remember.

When did we start to deceive ourselves?

When did we stop resisting out temptations?

How long do you expect to live

Maybe around 70-75 years?

70 years?

After leading this unhealthy life by consuming junk food and daily usage of mobile devices, do you think you'll for 70 years?

In my opinion, you'll live for a maximum of 50 years.

Not more than that.

So what is the point of walking around with a character certificate?

To show whom?

There is no point of not enjoying all these before leaving this world.

You know, I have been using all these for a quite a while.

And I don't seem to have any issues.

(Coughs)

But I'm not saying that you should use these.

But once in a while, you should enjoy all these.

So, that's what i'm tying to say.

(Yeah. What's up?)

(Understood, tell me.)

(In my room.)

(Yes. Come fast.)

(Okay. Okay, bye)

Bro, shall we leave?

Wait, let's light this and then you leave.

I did first.

Then him.

We were together.

Easily, our timepass has turned into a habit.

But that night.

Bro.

Why can't you lock your door?

Is it over?

Then?

I didn't have the courage to talk about it.

We have time.

he was very upset that night.

mumbled about his frustrations repeatedly

his greediness was to the extreme

There is a defining point for every object in this universe,

beyond which it changes its state.

like a drop that changes the color of the whole solution,

that molecule which changes a man to something else.

Bro.

I had no idea why he did that.

In fact, even he didn't know.

It didn't stop there.

Without recognizing any of us, he went to all the rooms

Did you sleep after that?

maybe a sound sleep might solve all your problems

do one thing

Be here in this room until I come and call you

don't go anywhere outside

I will come and call you. ok?

He obeyed only me... like a child

But that day,

I had to face something worse when I returned back

he walked around the hallway

naked, forgetting his clothes somewhere on the way

Hello Uncle?

Uncle, This is Arjun's room mate

Aravind ,Yeah

Are you free now?

I had no other options

I hope he must have understood the seriousness of the issue

They will be here any moment

Don't know how to face them

At this moment,

YOU!

the partner in crime

Where are you now?

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Republicans Don't Need Money to Win Midterms - The Opposition w/ Jordan Klepper - Duration: 2:42.

Opposers, if you're like me,

you woke up an hour-and-a-half ago...

to a victory.

TV REPORTER: Republicans are waking up to a victory,

a win in that state's eighth congressional district.

Debbie Lesko, the projected winner in a special election.

But here's the thing, in a race that on paper

really should have been a blowout,

it ended up in a single-digit margin.

Oh, yeah, baby, a single digit.

The number one. Ha-ha.

As in "the Republican won."

Granted, Lesko won by five points

in a district Trump won by over 20,

so this race was a little closer than it should have been,

but so was Emmanuel Macron all day yesterday,

and, I got to tell you, that went well.

See, the left keeps talking about

a supposed blue wave in the upcoming midterms.

(laughs) Republicans have all the tools to crush it this fall.

Just look at their fundraising.

TV REPORTER: Republicans are worried about a blue wave,

they also have reason to fear a green one, as well.

Democrats are out-fundraising Republican incumbents,

so far, Politico reports that at least 43 House Republicans

have raised less money than their Democratic challengers.

Shut it.

Of course Democrats raised more money.

They need it to buy that super expensive milk that comes

from cows who are organic, grass-fed,

and have Audible accounts.

Not me. I get my milk

from the most (bleep)-up cow in the barn.

(laughter)

Republicans don't need money.

Just look at Morris County, New Jersey,

where the local GOP held a fundraiser

featuring Fox personality Greg Gutfeld

as the keynote speaker.

Now, they paid Greg $30,000,

and all in, the event cost $64,000,

but it was worth it, because they brought in

a whopping-- less than that.

So now, their entire war chest

is down to a little less than 14 grand.

But 14 grand, that's more than enough.

I went online to see who they could afford to hire

for their next fundraiser, and let's just say we might

be seeing appearances from the likes of Rockapella,

Liza Minnelli look-a-like Suzanne Goulet,

or my favorite: Right Said Fred.

This, this is why I'm not worried about the midterms.

We have all the money and energy we need.

And as far as a blue wave is concerned, I can assure you,

the water is very calm and very red.

Like, super red.

Someone might have had an accident in the water.

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Cute is Not Enough - Funny Animals Compilation 2018 | Try Not To Laugh or Grin - Duration: 10:01.

Thanks for watching

Hope you have a great time

Please, like, comment and subscribe for more!!

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NEW MELANIE MARTINEZ PICTURES! - Duration: 1:29.

Hi, guys! Natalia here

I hope you enjoyed the pictures of Melanie Martinez

But I am here to ask you a couple of questions

First, I have gathered up all the courage that I need to show my face on camera.

So, I made a poll that it's on the community section of this channel

And I want you to tell me if you want to see me or don't.

And, also, I want you to tell me if you want me to continue posting making these update videos

About pictures (or whatever) of Melanie Martinez that are pretty new

Or if you just want me to stop and only stick to the lyric videos.

See you in the next video :)

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3 proofs that debunk flat-Earth theory | NASA's Michelle Thaller - Duration: 7:05.

So, Oscar, you asked the question, "What are some of the easiest ways that you can

prove that the Earth is round?"

Because apparently, this is something that we're debating—I have no idea why.

That's a hard thing for me to even start talking about because there are so many proofs

that the Earth is round, it's difficult to know where to start.

And it's not okay to think that the Earth is flat.

This is not a viable argument.

I have friends who have been on the International Space Station, they have orbited the Earth

once every 90 minutes; I've had personal experience with people who have been up in space and

can see with their own eyes that the Earth is round.

And of course, we've taken all of these amazing pictures from space; they're so

beautiful, all those pictures of the Earth.

So I don't really know what's going on right now with this 'Earth is flat' thing,

but I will tell you that this is one of the things I really enjoyed teaching my own astronomy

class about because there are proofs all around you.

It is not difficult to know that the Earth is round.

In fact, people have known of this for way more than 2,000 years.

The ancient Greeks actually had a number of really elegant, wonderful proofs that the

earth was a sphere.

So let's start from the simple to the slightly more complicated.

One of the things you can see yourself, with a pair of binoculars, is if you actually go

out to a lake and there are boats on that lake, the farther away a boat is the more

the bottom of the boat will disappear, and you'll basically just see the mast of the

boat.

And as a boat goes farther and farther away the last thing you will see is the very top

of the mast of that boat, and that's because the boat is actually going over the horizon

that's curved—and that means that as it goes farther and farther away you see less

and less of the bottom of it, and more of the top of that.

You can see that with binoculars by an ocean, by a lake, it's really easy.

That wouldn't happen if the Earth were flat—you would simply see the boat getting smaller

and smaller and smaller as it went farther away, but you'd be able to see the whole

thing with the same proportions.

Now, another way that you can tell that we're on a sphere is to think about how there's

something called the tropics on the Earth, and the tropics are places near the equator

of the earth were sometimes the sun is overhead in the sky.

This was actually something that the Greeks used, not only to prove that the Earth was

round about 2000 years ago, but they actually measured the circumference of the Earth, accurate

to within just a couple percent.

2,000 years ago we've known that the Earth was round.

There was a really brilliant Greek scientist called Eratosthenes, and Eratosthenes noticed

that there was a town called Syene, and on a certain date the sun would actually shine

straight down to the bottom of a well.

That meant the sun was directly overhead; you could look down a well and see the sun

shining back at you.

And on the very same date, farther away in the city of Alexandria, that didn't happen.

The sun was not directly overhead, it was a slight angle, and all that Eratosthenes

did was he measured the difference in the angle of the sun.

It was straight overhead in Syene; in Alexandria it was a little bit less than overhead, and

he rationed that that change in angle from one city to another was probably indicative

of us being on a curved surface, and you could make all kinds of measurements even between

those two cities and see that the angles were different—the sun was at a different place

in the sky.

Using this, he actually measured the circumference of the Earth, and he got it right 2,000 years

ago.

So another really simple proof is that on any given date, at different cities and different

places around the world, the sun is at different angles in the sky.

That wouldn't happen if the Earth wasn't round.

Then there are some other proofs that are a little more obscure, but they're actually

really lovely.

One is to observe what happens during a lunar eclipse.

Now, a lunar eclipse happens when the Earth casts a shadow on the moon.

The moon actually goes dark, in fact, if you've seen one you can actually see the Earth's

shadow go across the moon, and when the moon is entirely in the Earth's shadow the moon

looks kind of dark and even kind of red-colored; it's really, really beautiful.

What's happening, in that case, is that the sun is on one side of the Earth—the

Earth is in the middle—and the Earth is casting a shadow on the moon, and as the shadow

moves across the moon you'll notice that the shadow is curved, it's round.

And so something like the sun that's bigger than the Earth and is able to cast a shadow

of the Earth on the moon can actually show you the shape of the Earth.

"Ah-ha!" you might say, "but could the Earth to be a disk?

Could it be flat but it's actually still shaped like a disk, not like a sphere?"

There was a Greek scientist called Aristarchus and what he noticed was that you can get a

lunar eclipse at many different angles where the sun is; sometimes the shadow goes straight

across the moon, sometimes it just kind of glances the moon—just a little bit is in

shadow just on the top or on the bottom.

From every different vantage point, every different angle the sun is casting a shadow,

you always get a perfectly curved shadow.

The only shape that can cast a shadow that's curved from any direction you put the light

is a sphere.

So people have known that the Earth is spherical for thousands of years.

It's not okay to say that the Earth is flat.

This is some sort of strange denial, I don't know where it comes from, and it's something

where I keep getting this question.

We really need to put this question to bed because we've known the Earth is a sphere

for a long time.

There's even some well-meaning people who say, "I don't really believe the Earth

is flat, but I'm not really sure what to think about it."

And they've asked me some interesting questions, like they've heard that space is a very

hot, that when you go up above the atmosphere the temperature of space is millions of degrees,

which is true.

The problem is there's basically no air at all.

So the gas right around the Earth is actually millions of degrees hot.

That's actually true, but there's almost none of it, there's almost nothing.

Like one single proton whizzes by you at a temperature of a million degrees, it's not

the same as temperature in the air, it's not the same thing at all.

So that's one that I get sometimes.

And the other one is—I actually said this to somebody, and I couldn't believe they

had never thought of it—that with binoculars you can see planets, you can see Saturn and

Jupiter, you can see Mars with a telescope, the sun and the moon, everything else you

see in the solar system is a sphere.

So we're the one thing that is different?

And that actually made somebody who was more interested in actually hearing information,

that actually got them to think.

They were like, "You're right… everything else we take a picture of is a sphere!"

For more infomation >> 3 proofs that debunk flat-Earth theory | NASA's Michelle Thaller - Duration: 7:05.

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The Disneyland Khrushchev Story: A "Propaganda Masterstroke" - Duration: 6:56.

Today I'm going to talk about the Nikita Khrushchev Disneyland story.

It's the story of how in 1959 the Premier of the Soviet Union, Nikita Khrushchev, visited

the United States and threw a bit of a hissy fit when he found out that he couldn't go to Disneyland.

It's a Disney story that has been told many times over the years.

However upon researching the topic to make my own video on it, I found that it wasn't

as cut and dry as most retellings make it out to be.

In fact, one reporter, who was a part of the press junket the entire trip, considered it

a "propaganda masterstroke."

By 1959 Nikita Khrushchev was already leading the Soviet Union for about six years.

It wasn't the absolute hottest point in the Cold War but we were, without a doubt,

in the thick of it.

The hot topic was the divided Germany and West Berlin, ICBMs were already in play, and

just two years earlier Sputnik would be launched into orbit, kicking off the space race.

US and Soviet relations were, to put it lightly, not great.

There were attempts to try and improve relations, or at the very least keep them from worsening.

One of those attempts included the US inviting Khrushchev to tour the United States over

a 13-day trip in September of that year.

The trip took him from coast to coast and involved very busy days that varied from formal

occasions such as speaking at the UN to touring corn farms.

Now here's the thing: Americans at the time were generally in favor of the trip if it

meant deescalation.

However his welcome certainly wasn't a warm one.

There weren't streets lined with cheering citizens.

Audiences at many speaking engagements were, at best, silent and cold.

Even the Mayor of LA, Charles Poulson spoke out against Khrushchev's "We will bury

you" phrase during his tour of the city.

For a leader coming from the Soviet Union where that kind of dissent was usually "taken

care of", it comes as no surprise that he found himself getting disgruntled during the

trip on multiple occasions.

By the time the trip had begun, the idea of a pitstop at Disneyland was already considered

and subsequently ruled out for security and logistical reasons.

However the idea once again resurfaced during the trip and it was while Khrushchev and his

family were flying to LA that their teams on the ground were tasked with making it happen.

Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, who was Khrushchev's tour guide for the trip, reached out to LAPD

Chief William Parker to arrange the security for it.

The issue was, Disneyland was in Anaheim, and so it was outside of his jurisdiction.

So he reached out to the Orange County Sheriff to see if the trip was possible.

The sheriff felt it would be a difficult trip to police.

It was already too late in the day to clear out the park of guests, and with the crowds

Disneyland attracted, there weren't enough officers to ensure Khrushchev's safety.

Like I said, it wasn't a warm welcome.

This is where the story splits.

As most tell it, Parker would ultimately veto the idea and later that day when told it wasn't

happening, Khrushchev would throw his temper tantrum, which we'll talk about in a bit.

However reporter Jim Fain, who was a part of the tour's press junket, reported that

ultimately "the Orange County Sheriff offered to make available all the policemen he could

spare" and that the final decision on whether or not to make the impromptu trip was left

up to Soviet General Nikolai Zakharov, who was in charge of Khrushchev's safety.

It was Zakharov, alleges Fain, who made the call to veto the trip, which would mean that

it was the Soviets who axed it, not the US.

Later that day Khrushchev and his family would arrive in LA and he would end up touring 20th

Century Fox with his wife.

They got to watch the filming of a scene from the 1960 Shirley MacLaine film, Can-Can.

They attended a star studded luncheon with over 400 guests that

included the likes of Frank Sinatra, Gary Cooper, Bob Hope, and Marilyn Monroe.

Now at this point Khrushchev's wife, Nina Khrushchev, was informed of the decision to

veto the Disneyland trip, but Nikita wasn't.

As fate would have it, during the luncheon actor David Niven, chatting Mrs. Khrushchev,

asked if they were planning to visit Walt's famous theme park.

She explained that they couldn't make it.

As the tale goes Frank Sinatra leaned over to Niven at that point and supposedly said

"tell the old broad you and I will take 'em down there this afternoon."

It was around then, while Khrushchev was going to speak to the crowd, that Mrs.

Khrushchev decided to write him a note dropping the bad news about the Disneyland trip.

That is when he went on his somewhat famous rant about Disneyland.

He said:

"But just now I was told that I could not go to Disneyland.

I asked: 'Why not?'

What is it, do you have rocket-launching pads there?

I do not know.

And just listen to what reason I was told.

We, which means the American authorities, cannot guarantee your security if you go there.

What is it?

Is there an epidemic of cholera there or something?

Or have gangsters taken over the place that can destroy me?

Then what must I do?

Commit suicide?

This is the situation I am in — your guest.

For me the situation is inconceivable.

I cannot find words to explain this to my people."

The outburst raises some questions.

Did Khrushchev know that it was Zakharov, who allegedly shut down the plan, or was he

simply misinformed?

LAPD Chief Parker later claimed that the move had to have been political.

Why else would Mrs. Khrushchev wait until that very moment to drop the bad news on her husband?

Why not right after he spoke?

Why not earlier in the day?

Again, this was a trip in which Khrushchev was trying to find every opportunity to boast

about the Soviet Union, and so understandably getting to mock the safety concerns of a Disneyland

trip was a pretty nice target.

As Jim Fain would later put it, "it was a propaganda masterstroke and made headlines.

Only a few of us found time to check out what really happened and the stories we wrote never

really overtook the fast-moving news events of that aerial circus."

Ultimately it wasn't that big of a deal and to be honest it was never at risk of being a big deal

and in terms of the cold war it would end up a footnote to a footnote,

but it was an interesting example of how Disneyland occasionally wound end up

as a player in larger stories and it was a testament to Walt's park that at only 4

years old, it was already such a popular destination for world leaders.

Oh and as for Khrushchev?

A few years later in 1963, during a goodwill tour to the Soviet Union, San Jose vice mayor

Joseph Pace arranged for a copy of the film, Disneyland USA, to be sent to Moscow so that

Khrushchev could, at least in spirit, finally visit Disneyland.

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Planning my new amateur radio ham shack - Duration: 14:02.

WARNING - COMPUTER GENERATED SUBTITLES

hello and welcome back my name's Callum from DX Commander and if you've

caught up with the channel recently you know that I've got an opportunity to

build chat number two down my workshop in Wendy's I was about called a

stockroom but supposedly a workshop keeps all that paint in there she pays

furniture doesn't sell the furniture when she's painted it all up and hasn't

quite got the confidence for that so we just keep it furniture so we are given

all this stuff so anyway so so this is all about shack design and

considerations and I just thought I'd run through because when we first start

in this hobby we generally drill a hole through a wall somewhere get a piece of

coax up for a VHF aerial you know and then two weekends later we drilled oil

somewhere else in the house to get another piece of Carrick's up for a g5

RV and then a couple of months later in the spring we drilled another hole

somewhere else and put another piece of Caring except this time it goes

somewhere else and before you know you've got holes all over the walls and

you've got a desk which doesn't work it's in the wrong place so a couple of

years later you managed to get the opportunity to do it all again and this

time you can do it right apparently but you still get it wrong because you you

lay it out incorrectly you've the cables are in the wrong place you've got an

extension you have you take the rip if you ever need to take the radio out you

realize you can't get to behind it so I've come up with a number of solutions

which features these I've actually got a remote switch outside so I've got one

coax coming in even that was a mistake because I've got two V fos here and I

would like to listen to another band or the same band on a different aerial with

the VF O's tracked and synchronized it's a really cool trick do you put one BFO

here with the other VF oh here you could have a vertical on this one a dipole on

this one and you hear the signal on the stereo if you've got a 2 V over radio

but anyway I've got an opportunity to get it you know right ish but because

it's not actually in my house I don't mind it's a bit flaky so the

considerations I think anybody should do before they start building and

everything else is first of all working out where your gears going so now you

can do this with graph paper but obviously I really do this this is how

OCD I am so on the screen here I've got a my where's my mouse over itself I'll

just zoom in a bit on this this is actually in Visio will it go to 300% in

Visio and and I've drawn everything to exactly the right size so that is hey

should come down a bit really shouldn't run all that far that's a 590 that's

mighty s2000 that's the 919 and that was a little ft 8800 it's the 84 K and this

- shelf and this is actually more or less how it ended up you see in front of

me here with the the 990 there this shelf and this is this monitor here and

this monitor actually goes up a dairy sits on a.m. and it or could flip over

to also it would be be really cool to put it over here if I needed to work

over there because I had some different radios over here as he so happens can I

control said that unto idea undo oh yeah why doesn't control said work okay

whatever way I think it thinks it just closed it anyway you get oh we're back

Oh somebody's going terribly wrong stop me it's controlling my my system can we

control tab to the other window let's have a look post lining show the shite

Shack so so we did this I've even got my little power supply under here and what

I did is recognizing where I wanted everything I've plumbed in I've got 12

volts behind you actually and I plummet or volts into that from the

from the power supply but I've got conduit running through the walls for my

little coax drops and stuff from the from the amplifier and I've got a switch

over here which was going to be able to switch each rig in and out well I wanted

to do that no idea because it just stays on ts-990 which is why I'm having a bit

of a redesign and that's okay I quite like a big long work bench for all sorts

of reasons because down that end I've got my studio gear and my audio racks

and everything up here's ham you see so let's have a look before I can flick to

the farm check so thus afternoon I left the office went down and I just

remarried the farm chat I had a rough drawing and I've drawn this in Visio but

again you could do this in graph paper you see and I've laid out to zoom into

here something's wrong with my keyboard right now let's just go into and though

400 and I've drawn these the 84k that's this old girl here and you know what

I've thought about this guy's and if we're having a really nice Shack I

powerjack down down the road let's take the 990 and I'll bring the 590 at home

so I have the Akon 2000 990 and I got to apply for something called a research

permit so I can run a bit of power down there anyway I've got the tea s2000

plumbed in here highly unlikely it's gonna go there I just wanted to see if

it would fit this which is a 2 meter 6 feet or desk I can buy worktop in in 6

feet and I'll use scaffolding poles really strong hold it in place and I'll

probably get inch and a half inch and 3/4 a bit like this actually this is

solid oak planks all glued together I'll probably get one of these

just because it's very strong I can stand on it in that sort of thing and

I'll get it slightly deeper but this is what was gonna say a lot of people put

their desk as far up to the wall as they can you can never get your cables up and

down you will want cable drops there below so to bear that in mind and what

I've unit what I'm going to do is I'm going to Pat it out with a piece of

timber and then put the desk up to ATC and and I'll drill holes probably for

mark from a PL to five lines or any types or whatever want up there um and

then what I'll do is I'll actually put a shelf bit like this on top so I can put

a monitor and bits up here so it's just food for thought you will find by the

time you've got all your gear that you will you will think yourself I want a

big monitor where to get a go at it unfortunately it is a whisker too high

for me this I wish it was a bit lower but it can't develop this here if I

define not five ninety here maybe I could drop this shelf down a whisker who

knows so things I've got to think about are where's the coax going um well the

coax at the moment comes in this wall through here and I showed you that on or

video a few days ago I'll fish it out so you can see it he comes I've got the oak

tree basically here you see so it should be pretty easy to put a little bit of

conduit a little bit of plastic you know that stuff with a snap on tops along the

wall I'll get two or three runs of coax just this is a sink here under the sink

and and a couple of holes on standby so I can shove the coax out but I want to

add a line down there as well so I can run the big balanced tuna so now ladder

line to get through a wall what I've done in the I don't know if this is the

right way is I just drilled two holes and put stainless steel and thread and

threaded bar and connected it all really tightly with with nuts and washers and

stuff and then just hooked my ladder at Mile Adelaide or whatever it is my

balance feeder onto that just goes straight through the wall assuming the

walls not metal they won't get shorted out I'll go straight through the wall

that way and something I've got a picture that as well I'll see if I can

drop that it right now so and then I've got a electric to consider and it just

so happens that there is a couple of plug points along here because I've

wondered where else are put this desk and frankly and this is

the this is the consideration we all need to come up with what we want to

wear where do we put the desk there's only one place for it really here or I

could rotate it and it wouldn't really it wouldn't really fit here you see so

all my controls heads working now and there now I've got a desk you know so

there we are so I got my coax a lot my mains and I'll have Internet won't I

so I need to work out how I'm gonna drop that down because once you painted all

the walls you think oh shit - I want Wi-Fi or am I gonna use you know plummet

in so I'll need to bear that in mind so the reason for the film is unless I keep

on top of this vlogging it with you then we'll get to the end and you won't see a

thinking process that I've done but the thinking for me is just literally

drawing everything to scale and laying it out and just double-checking that

little work otherwise you're going yeah I'll be big enough and it may not be

easy so that's it one last thing before I go is see antennas this oak tree that

I've got outside I was talking the other night was I about doing a 90 degree I've

got my 40 meter dipole in a 90 degree doublet off the top of it and I've

plotted it all out in MMA na and actually my game to the US isn't very

good so I have to rethink that because I really enjoy running running numbers you

know bit of a pileup into the US which was a bit of power and maybe a beam I'm

thinking of a hex beam there is I've got a 2 meter antenna on an aluminium 2 inch

that's bit more than that 2 inches no it's about two inch poles - scaffolding

Pole 6 meter scaffolding poles about 4 meters off the ground

I could put a hex beam on top of that I'm worried than somebody watching this

might tell me is that gonna have too much of a wobble or do I need to put a

steel pole trouble this was steel it can it can bend and once it's bent it's all

over I don't know if you've heard of that one

and I want to put a meaty rotator on the top as well so I've got to create I'll

see 400 or something I was gonna I was gonna put that on and see how long with

the create so what I've been a weight up there I haven't got a tower I mean I

know the landlord that farmer says you can put anything up you want but I've

got to be realistic I can't put a 60-foot I could get away with 60-foot

Tower but where where am I gonna put it on the farm then I got all the coax

lines too easy and then the last thing is earthing now I'm gonna do a video on

earthing in about I think a couple of weeks time probably but that's for

earthing in the British PM e system where the neutral and the earth are

bonded together all the way back to the transformer which is a couple hundred

yards from here and put an earthing in isn't here in this house a bit more

complicated then it will be complicated then it will be at the shack at the

shack down the road at the farm it's easier as Earth rods and in fact this is

a steel building and the steel itself is earth into the ground all right bond a

couple of the big Steel's drill holes and with a bit of lithium grease or

whatever it's called and bond the Alma grounds into there but I will want a

disconnect so probably somewhere along this wall here I'll have a method of

completely disconnecting all the antennas when I when I'm not there and

physically making sure they're grounded both sides that the inside of the coax

and the outside of the connects everything to ground so yeah we are

anyway that's what I been thinking about today be working as well I keep thinking

about the shakers and I've popped down there did the final measurements make

sure everything was fitted and I changed the format of my workshop as well if you

remember if he walks back a couple of days ago I'll put a card up

here to show you the film but I'm gonna convert this I've got the pillar drill

here and stuff so that's that's gonna move and with the pillar trail up to

here and this is gonna be a huge storage area cuz I need to get all my boxes of

poles you see under there a big big very heavy-duty workshop maybe

with some little step so I can walk up and physically walk on this so easily

get to the shelves and assuming over fall off I'm not looking we don't want

to do that do we okay anyway just talking up to date my name's Callum

from DX Commander - all the best and there I'll see you next time!

( hmmm. I'll move the fridge as well..)

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Vegan Fridge and Pantry Tour - Full Vegan Kitchen Tour! - Duration: 13:43.

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What Scarlett Johansson Was Like Before The Fame - Duration: 5:23.

Scarlett Johansson's journey from indie starlet to Hollywood superstar began when she made

her breakthrough role in Lost in Translation in 2003.

Today, Johansson's known all over the world as Black Widow, the Marvel spy-turned-superhero

whose own solo outing is in the works.

While her Marvel character has some serious childhood trauma, it would be a stretch to

describe Johansson's own past as tortured or traumatic.

Still, she did go through some pretty rough times before she broke into Hollywood.

Here's what she was like before the fame.

New York girl

Johansson grew up in New York City, a time in her life that she remembers fondly despite

it being a lot more difficult than her life is today.

She shared with Interview magazine:

"My most vivid memories of New York are all throughout the '90s.

That's when I was in my prime — you know, 11 or 12 years old, owning the street.

[...] I grew up in, like, a middle-income housing development in the West Village that's

now, of course, been turned into condos."

The Avengers actress has also admitted to struggling a little academically, particularly

with her SATs.

She explained:

"The way it worked when I took them was that they were out of 1,600.

[...] I got a 1,080, which was pretty low.

But that was probably because I didn't answer half of the math questions."

Relying on welfare

Johansson reportedly has a net worth in the region of $100 million, but back when she

was growing up, there wasn't much money to spare.

She explained on Inside the Actors Studio:

"We were living on welfare; we were on food stamps."

The actress went on to add that her parents' marriage was strained.

"My parents were raising four kids in a low-income household in Manhattan.

So, it was a lot."

Sadly, her parents' relationship cracked under the pressure and her mother headed to California

while Johansson and her twin brother stayed in New York with their dad.

Johansson shared:

"I think my mom tried to be as much of a buffer as possible with that experience.

You know, there's no kind of handbook."

Her surprising BFF

Growing up, Johansson was very close with her maternal grandmother, Dorothy Sloan.

Speaking with the Forward, Sloan revealed that she and little Scarlett were the best

of friends during her childhood years.

She explained: "I spent a lot of time with Scarlett when

she was younger.

People would ask her, 'Who's your best friend?'

And she would say, 'Grandma!'"

Sloan couldn't be happier for Johansson now that she's all grown up and conquering Hollywood.

She added:

"That's my baby!

I'm so proud of her."

Rejection wasn't easy

Johansson started auditioning for roles at a young age, but she had to go through a lot

of rejection before someone would take a chance on her.

To this day, Johansson still remembers the pain of being turned down by an agent for

the very first time.

She shared with Interview magazine:

"There was someone in my older brother's class who was doing some commercials and theater,

so my mom took me to that kid's agent because I loved musicals.

They didn't want me, though.

I was devastated.

I thought it was the end of my career."

The aspiring star was so upset after leaving the office that her mother tried to convince

her to let go of her dream of becoming an actress.

She revealed:

"I remember standing outside in Greenwich Village with my mom [...] and she was saying,

'Do you really want to do this?

You're so devastated.'

And maybe it was the rejection or whatever, but I really wanted to give it a try, and

she supported that."

A politically active child

Some celebrities become socially and politically active after finding fame and fortune, but

Scarlett Johansson started young, thanks to her mother's support.

When she spoke at the 2017 amfAR New York Gala, she told attendees that she has always

been grateful that her mother made sure she was always aware of what was going on in the

world.

She said:

"[She's] been incredibly inspiring for me in many, many ways, but certainly as a young

girl.

She never shielded us from what was going on in the zeitgeist in culture.

She always made us [...] socially aware.

She always encouraged us to be politically and socially active."

Crushing on Jared Leto

Johansson's love life has made headlines over the years as she's been involved with both

celebrities and people from other industries, but her first Hollywood crush was Jared Leto.

During her press tour for The Horse Whisperer, Rosie O'Donnell asked Johansson if she had

a crush on Leonardo DiCaprio like every other 13-year-old girl, but Johansson revealed her

number one crush was someone else : Jared Leto.

In 2004 after Johansson and Leto were spotted together on several occasions, reports circulated

that they hooked up, but like several relationships that followed, it wasn't meant to be.

Liar liar

Scarlett Johansson made her film debut in the 1994 comedy North, but despite some projects

in the intervening years, her first big opportunity to really impress Tinseltown came in The Horse

Whisperer in 1998, but she had to lie to get her part.

"I had never really ridden horses before, I mean I actually told them…

I felt bad about it afterwards..." through 196s

"You lied that you were an accomplished equestrian?"

It turns out, when Robert Redford asked the 13-year-old actress if she'd been on a horse

before:

"I said yes, I've been on a horse before.

They may have been plastic, but I didn't tell him that.

I said I've been on a horse before, I took him literally."

Unsurprisingly, the horse wranglers weren't thrilled.

"The wranglers called the casting director, the casting director called my agent, like

screaming on the phone, 'She doesn't know what she's doing!'"

Luckily, it all turned out okay.

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Uh Oh! This Is Why You Can't Steal People's Husband's, Gwen In Contempt - Duration: 1:51.

- GWEN! - YOUR SISTER?

- GWEN! - YOUR SISTER?!

LOOK, I PANIC WHEN THEY RECOGNIZE ME!

WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? STEPHEN KING?

- WHO CARES WHO RECOGNIZES YOU? - WHAT WAS I SUPPOSED TO SAY?

YES, THIS IS ALISON? OR NO, THIS IS NOT MY FIANCÉE,

THIS IS WOMAN I CHEATED ON HER WHILE SHE GAVE US 30 DAYS?

WHO CARES?

HEY! I'M BONING THE WRITER BENNET THOMPSON FOR 30 DAYS

AND HIS FIANCÉE, ALISON, KNOWS IT!

- STOP! - GET OFF ME!

LOOK, I'M SORRY, OKAY?

I'M A PUBLIC FIGURE. WHAT WAS I SUPPOSED TO DO?

I MEAN, WE NEVER GOT SAT DOWN AND GOT OUR STORY STRAIGHT.

WE DO NOT NEED A STORY. IT IS SIMPLE.

- ARE WE HERE TOGETHER OR NOT? - YES. WE ARE.

BUT I SPENT AN ENTIRE LIFE WITH ALISON,

AND UNTIL YOU CAME BACK INTO THE PICTURE,

I WAS GOING TO SPEND THE REST OF MY LIFE WITH HER.

I JUST CAN'T PRESS A BUTTON AND ERASE ALL OF THAT.

SO WHERE DOES THAT LEAVE ME?

HERE.

NOW.

WITH ME.

LIKE A SISTER?

YES.

LIKE A VERY... VERY HOT "SISTAH".

YOU HEARD ME SAY "SISTAH", RIGHT?

OH, SO THIS WAS ALL JUST A VOWEL PROBLEM?

YES. VOWEL PROBLEM. THOSE DAMN VOWELS!

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Kurz informiert vom 23.05.2018: Mark Zuckerberg, Diesel-Fahrverbot, HTC U12+, BMW - Duration: 2:13.

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Michael Kosta - The Special Plate - This Is Not Happening - Uncensored - Extended - Duration: 13:19.

- She got into the van, and I had to go diarrhea right then,

so I went--I went into her house and had diarrhea

while she was sitting in my parents' car,

and... [laughter]

This is the reality.

[dark electronic music]

[bell dinging]

Oh. [chuckles]

Nicely done.

Yes.

Mmm.

Mmm!

[moaning]

[piglet whining]

♪ ♪

[fork clatters]

♪ ♪

[whining]

♪ ♪

[whining continues]

♪ ♪

Your mama's delicious.

[cheers and applause]

He is the host of the "Worst Birthday" podcast,

my man, Michael Kosta.

[cheers and applause]

I have a story about my first crush.

Who was your first crush?

Do you remember who your first crush was?

Cassie. Yeah, she was cute, dude.

I remember Cassie.

[laughter]

My first crush was Katie T.

I--I still remember her.

Short black hair.

I've always liked short hair on women.

I think it's cool when women do that.

You've got to have a pretty face, usually, but...

[laughter]

I like when, you know, a girl, like,

sees what all the other girls are doing and is like,

"No, I'm doing something different."

I like that. She had a great smile.

She had a great sense of adventure.

I know that, because that's what I wrote in my diary

in fourth grade.

She has a great-- I don't even know--

I still don't know what the fuck that means.

A great sense of adventure?

And she had a great laugh.

She had a booming laugh.

And now--I'm 37 years old.

I think about every woman I've ever been in love with.

They all had giant laughs.

I think really what I need is just somebody

who thinks I'm funny.

That's--or someone that can pretend that I'm funny,

and either way, I'm okay with that,

but I remember her laugh, and she would screw up my stomach.

I used to get diarrhea when she would look at me,

or she would twirl her hair, or smile at me.

I mean, now I know that that usually means,

you know, I like somebody,

if I get a little stomach thing.

But when you're ten, you're just like,

what is this? How come I have--

have to take a shit every time I see Katie?

[laughter]

And we would carpool.

And on Monday--Monday, Wednesday, Fridays,

we would pick up Katie, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays,

they would pick me up, and we would go to school together,

Angel Elementary School, and I remember one day

she was looking really cute, and we picked her up

in our red Chevy Lumina, and she got in--

she got into the van, and I had to go diarrhea right then,

so I went--I went into her house and had diarrhea

while she was sitting in my parents' car,

and... [laughter]

This is the reality.

She was just very sweet.

She was very nice.

I remember her mom was just a bigger Katie.

She had this big laugh, and she was very generous and kind.

She would drive 25 minutes to the Asian market,

and she would get these amazing wasabi peas

and sesame crackers, and Katie would always offer me

some of the sesame crackers, and one day she handed me

a whole bag, and I took one, and I handed it back.

She said, "No, this is from my mother and I.

This is--we just want you to have your own bag."

And why do I remember this?

This was--this was 27 years ago,

and it affected me so much.

I'm the youngest of four. Nothing was my own.

If you're from a big family, nothing is yours.

My winter jacket was, like, 23 years old by the time I got it.

There was other--six cousins and every sibling.

There was other things in the pockets when I got my jacket.

And I remember that she gave me my own bag of sesame crackers.

This is how--this is how sweet she was.

And... Saturdays, I played soccer.

Now, I'm a very competitive person.

I've been fortunate athletically.

I played professional tennis for four years.

I'm not telling you this to sound like an asshole.

I'm telling you this because it relates to the story.

Sports is something I was good at.

And Katie shows up to my soccer game with her mom.

Saturday morning. Here comes Katie.

Here comes her mom. This is--this is it.

Here's the girl I like,

and here's the thing I'm good at.

I scored six goals that day.

I scored one goal as a goalie, okay?

Now...

do you know how selfish you have to be

with the ball

to score as a goalie?

My father asked the coach to take me out of the game.

Dads ask the coach to put their son in the game.

But this was...you know,

I was trying to impress Katie, okay?

Now, in my house, my mom invented this thing

called the special plate, okay?

The special plate is a real plate

that you eat off of when you achieve something

or you have success.

This is not a fucking joke.

[laughter]

It's a plate. It has balloons on it.

It say, "Hip, hip, hooray.

We're proud of you for being in our family."

This is a real thing.

And when you score six goals, one as a goalie,

you get to eat off the special plate, okay?

If you got an A on your spelling test,

you got to eat off the special plate.

And, you know, it sounds great, but as you get older

and you experience therapy, you go,

"Oh, this was kind of fucked up."

This was all outcome-based.

This was all achievement and success-based, right?

And my dad used to just give himself

the special plate sometimes.

Like, "Oh, work was tough," special plate.

No, you can't just...

Anyways, I scored six, one as a goalie,

and...

did you guys hear that it was six, one as a goalie,

back here?

And--hold on. My mouth is dry.

Talking about Katie affects me physically.

[laughter]

So, Monday comes around, school,

and guess who doesn't give a shit

that I did six goals, one as a goalie?

Katie's not impressed.

Didn't even realize it, I don't think.

You know, and this baffles me.

I mean, as someone that's coming from a family

that's very focused on result and outcome,

it frustrated me, but now, you know, you understand it.

That wasn't what her family was into.

Her mom would go adopt the dogs

and bring kids to the children's hospital.

This wasn't, like,

their big focus.

And I was bummed that she wasn't into it.

It was, you know, her loss, as I saw it.

And...now, science projects were coming up.

And this was--this was big,

because I sat next diagonally from Katie T.

in Mrs. Kelce's fourth grade.

Anyone else have Mrs. Kelce?

[light cheering, laughter]

Yeah. And...

Mrs. Kelce would pair you up

with your science project partner diagonally.

That's just how she always did it, okay?

It was no guarantee, but I felt like it was gonna happen,

so once I got paired with Katie,

we'd have ample time together, that's great.

Now, I had weird Josh Barter sitting to my right

and then annoying Lindsay was across from me, okay?

And Mrs. Kelce says,

"Someone has to make an announcement in class."

And Katie sheepishly walks

up to the front of the class and she says--

she starts to talk, but she can't talk.

She's crying. She's too sad.

And she runs to Mrs. Kelce, and Mrs. Kelce hugs her

and says, "Katie's mom is sick,

"and she's in the hospital,

and Katie's gonna be missing some school."

And it was very sad. And we were all sad.

And we made one of those giant cards

that you make, you know--

well, the Asian kid designs it,

and then everyone else kinda...signs it.

And we sent it off to Katie's mom.

And...so the next day,

Mrs. Kelce's assigning science projects,

but there's a wrinkle, okay?

Weird Josh Barter isn't there, okay?

Turns out he left.

Do you remember the kid that just left...

[laughter]

And nobody gave a shit?

There was--there was no cake.

There was no card.

And he was weird, Josh.

He--one time I looked in his backpack,

and there was, like, a shotgun shell in there,

and you're like...

So he's gone, so now what happens?

I--I should still be paired up with Katie T.,

but who's with annoying Lindsay, right?

Nobody.

So Mrs. Kelce starts pairing us off, okay?

And she's doing it diagonally, thank God.

So this is gonna get me some ample time with Katie T.

Maybe I can figure out the whole diarrhea thing.

And she gets to Katie,

and maybe it's 'cause Katie's mom is sick--

I don't know what it was-- but she says to Katie,

"Katie, you can pick who you wanna--

you wanna be with Lindsay, you wanna be with Michael."

You know, and I'm like, well, that's--that's...

you know, pretty bullshit, but...

[laughter]

But I'm still-- I'm still confident.

You know, I scored six goals, one as a goalie.

Like, why would she not-- why would she not pick me?

I'm from--I'm a Kosta. Kostas are winners.

That's how we've been--you know.

We'll eat off the special plate together.

And Katie--Katie is...

very happy that she gets to pick,

'caused nobody else get to pick.

And she picks... Lindsay.

She picks fuckin' Lindsay...

[laughter]

To be her science project partner.

Annoying...

short...

fat Lindsay, and you can't--

you could say that then.

This was 27 years ago, where you were allowed to fat shame,

so don't think of it from this year.

Put it through '89.

And I was--I was broken.

I mean, I...I can actually feel it right now.

And this is crazy to me, right,

but it--it hurt.

It--I felt vulnerable.

I didn't even know what that word meant, and I felt that.

I felt a loss.

I don't lose, you know.

I scored six, one as a goalie, and...

[laughter]

I didn't know what to do.

I'm ten also.

Don't forget that.

I'm ten, and I'm feeling rejected, and I'm feeling hurt.

And I took that pain

and I took that rejection

and I took that feeling that I did not like

and was uncomfortable with and I spoke.

And I said as loud as I could to her and everyone,

I said, "I hope your mom dies in the hospital."

[crowd oohs]

[laughter]

Now...

this...

now...

[laughter]

Now I know, but--but then,

this was the first of many times

where my mouth would get me in a lot of trouble.

Okay?

I mean, here I am at a strip club telling a story

to strangers, so...

And it was a terrible thing to say,

and as soon as I said it, Katie withered.

And she became a speck.

She--she started crying.

She had--I had never seen somebody so physically hurt.

And...

Mrs. Kelce sent her down to the nurse's office.

I was sent down to the principal's office.

I walked real slow down there.

You know, now it makes me think of when I tell my dog

to go into the cage, and he kind of, like....

[laughter]

You know, and we all remember walking down to

the principal's office, and even I at ten

remember thinking, like, "God, that was--that was dick."

You know?

And I sat in the principal's office,

and I saw Katie with the nurse, and she was broken.

I had--I had broken her.

I had taken my pain, and I had multiplied it by a thousand,

and I had dumped it on her,

and it-- it's worse than that.

Because three days later, Katie's mother dies

in the hospital. [crowd groans]

This is not a joke. This is not written.

This is real.

This is a real story.

And I have not spoken

to Katie since then.

I regret that I said that.

I've never apologized to her or her family.

And I realize it's a little self-indulgent

to put pain on someone

and then use it as a performance piece...

[laughter]

To advance my comedy career.

But that's not what this is.

I'm publicly here to say to Katie that I'm sorry,

and to her family, I'm sorry.

and I regret that I ever said that.

Thank you very much.

- Michael Kosta, everybody.

[cheers and applause]

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Juice WRLD - Scared of Love ( Lyrics ) - Duration: 2:54.

[Intro] Ooh, ooh, woah

I never been scared I tell you that I don't care

Really I do care I hope that you care ([?])

I never been scared to love (Drop that motherfucker!)

[Chorus] I never been scared of love, scared to love

I'm on the drugs, way too much I'm not enough, not enough

You're way too much, way too much Not scared to love just scared of love

Not enough I"m not enough You're way too much, and I'm not getting enough

You're way too much, still I'm not getting enough

[Verse 1] You're way too much, too, too much

The weight is heavy on my shoulders, girl, you're too much

You put my heart in a grave, I get no love No, I need more drugs, way too much

All I ever do is get fucked up All I ever wanted was a real love

Got a pint of the lean, I lucked out?

Bros said it was a real?

Every day I wonder if I can pick my heart out my chest

Lately I been feelin' the worst So I gotta dress like the best

Moncler all on my chest VVS all on my neck

Ballin like a fucking upset They're beyond stressed

I been hurt but I'm beyond that

[Chorus] I never been scared of love, scared to love

I'm on the drugs, way too much I'm not enough, not enough

You're way too much, way too much Not scared to love just scared of love

Not enough I"m not enough You're way too much, and I'm not getting enough

You're way too much, still I'm not getting enough

[Verse 2] We woke up in hell, baby, can't you tell

As far as I can tell you're the only heaven here

I'm running out of Xans, running out of options I really need to chill 'fore I'm in a coffin

Way too late, Russian roulette, okay I know I been dead for a minute now

Ain't wanna be alive, no way

[Chorus] I never been scared of love, scared to love

I'm on the drugs, way too much I'm not enough, not enough

You're way too much, way too much Not scared to love just scared of love

Not enough I"m not enough You're way too much, and I'm not getting enough

You're way too much, still I'm not getting enough

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Brilliant Easter Eggs Hidden In Video Games - Duration: 7:32.

Atari's 1980 fantasy game Adventure has gone down in video game history - but not just

because it's one of the most influential titles of all time.

It's also credited with containing the first-ever video game Easter egg - a room containing

the text, "Created by Warren Robinett."

Fast forward to the present, and there are entire sections of the web devoted to uncovering

the Easter eggs in games new and old.

And many developers have gone all in on making - and hiding - these hidden secrets for their

most eagle-eyed fans.

Dust off your granddad's deerstalker hat and polish that magnifying glass, because it's

time to take a look some of the most brilliant Easter eggs hidden in your favorite games.

Hidden in plain sight

The motivation of Dead Space protagonist Isaac is wrapped up in the fate of his girlfriend,

Nicole, who is trapped somewhere on the same Necromorph-infested ship he is.

Isaac spends the entire game trying to save his love.

But, spoilers: in a heart-wrenching, mind-blowing twist, Isaac realizes that the Nicole he's

been seeing all game was nothing more than a hallucination.

Seeing no way off the ship, and afraid of becoming a Necromorph herself, the real Nicole

took her own life through lethal injection.

Even more depressing is that, upon studying the chapter names in Dead Space, Nicole's

status was staring the player right in the face all along.

Take a look at the first letter in each chapter name.

New Arrivals.

Intensive Care.

Course Correction.

Obliteration Imminent.

Lethal Devotion.

Environmental Hazard.

Into the Void.

Search and Rescue.

Dead on Arrival.

End of Days.

Alternate Solutions.

Dead Space.

Put the first letter in a string together and they spell the phrase, "Nicole is dead."

Yeah, that Easter egg's well hidden and all - but it's a pretty rotten one.

Chalk it up to experience

The team at Remedy Entertainment boasts a nice list of hit Intellectual Properties,

from the Max Payne series to Alan Wake.

But the company branched out into new territory when it released Quantum Break in 2016, both

by creating a brand new property and by melding two worlds - video games and live action television

- into one experience.

But just because Remedy tried out a new franchise, that doesn't mean it forgot its older ones.

Upon entering a lecture hall, you'll notice a large chalkboard that looks to be filled

with the typical scribbles of a professor who'd recently taught a class.

But if you study the chalk writing more closely, you'll start to see that the subject matter

concerns Alan Wake.

And even more interesting: it seems to lay out the events that Alan experienced in his

previous two titles – Alan Wake and Alan Wake's American Nightmare - as an English

literature professor might lay out a work of fiction.

A-head of the game

If you've ever played a first person shooter, chances are you know the name John Romero.

He's the "godfather" of first-person shooters, having brought us Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, and

Quake.

He's the co-founder of id Software, a studio that still works on the Doom franchise.

But to players of Doom II, released in 1994, Romero is well known for being the very face

of evil.

The final boss of Doom II is a horned head that spawns tons of enemies.

The player needs to hop on an elevator and use a rocket launcher to blast his exposed

brain to bits - or use a cheat to enter his skull and unload on a sprite version of John

Romero's head.

That's right: Romero's disembodied noggin was placed behind the wall and out of sight

by id's John Carmack as a joke.

"It was a total joke.

Like, the artists were playing a joke on me, sticking my head back there."

Shooting Romero's head several times will end the level.

Believe it or not though, Romero actually shows up twice in that final mission.

That garbled gibberish you hear when you first enter the room containing the Icon of Sin

is his voice.

When played backwards, the audio actually sounds like...

"To win the game, you must kill me, John Romero."

A Notch in his belt

Back in 2011, Mojang, the studio behind Minecraft, announced it was working on a collectable

card game called Scrolls.

In that same year, Bethesda Softworks also planned to release a game with "scrolls" in

the title: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Despite the games clearly not being in the same genre, Bethesda didn't take kindly to

Mojang's plans to use the name "Scrolls," and sent a legal threat to cease and desist

use of the word.

Mojang co-founder Markus Persson - known on Twitter as notch playfully challenged the

team at Bethesda to a Quake III deathmatch for the rights, but unfortunately for the

game world, his offer was refused.

Bethesda soon filed suit instead.

Despite the legal standoff that was still ongoing by the time Skyrim was released, an

Easter egg uncovered in the game shows that Mojang still had some fans inside Bethesda.

When players ascend to the highest point in the game, located at the Throat of the World,

they can pick up an axe that appears to be placed as a tribute to the Minecraft team.

It's called the Notched Pickaxe, with its name combining two things: the nickname of

Minecraft's creator - "Notch" - and the pickaxe that plays such a crucial role in Minecraft's

gameplay.

The suit between the two companies was later settled in 2012.

O Captain!

My Captain!

Following Hideo Kojima's extremely public breakup with Konami, the world wasn't quite

sure what to make of a brand new Metal Gear title without the legendary director at the

helm.

And when Metal Gear Survive arrived in early 2018, its reception wasn't all that great,

with some outlets criticizing the game's "lack of variety" and slew of eyebrow-raising microtransactions.

But in spite of the fact that Konami is continuing Metal Gear without Kojima, and that it appears

Konami as a company continues to host some bad feelings toward its former star employee,

the developers of Survive may have managed to sneak in a tribute to the former Big Boss

of the Metal Gear franchise.

When you first load up Metal Gear Survive and create your in-game character, you're

shown a list containing both your name as well as the names of other soldiers.

And someone noticed that, when you take the first letter of each last name starting at

the fourth name, the letters together spell out "K-J-P-F-O-R-E-V-E-R," as in, "Kojima

Productions Forever."

It's an Easter egg Konami has yet to confirm, but the possibility that the people working

on Survive intentionally hid this tribute to their captain in the game warms our cold,

cold hearts.

Deja entendu

One of the more joyful video game Easter eggs doesn't have to do with what's hidden in one

particular game, but what's hidden in many games.

It's Totaka's Song, the melody that seems to burrow its way into most of Nintendo's

titles, leading to a mini-treasure hunt every single time Nintendo puts out a new game.

See if this little diddy rings a bell:

[Music]

The story behind Totaka's Song centers around Kazumi Totaka, a composer at Nintendo whose

body of work includes games like Mario Paint, Yoshi's Story, Animal Crossing: Wild World,

Wii Sports Club, and more.

Totaka first included his 19-beat tune in 1992's X for the Game Boy, and for reasons

unknown, continued to hide the song in random Nintendo games that followed.

And good news for all Easter egg hunters: Totaka still works at Nintendo.

So if you've enjoyed hunting down his tune all these years, you'll still have plenty

of digging to do in the future.

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Formula Drift World Champion Fredric Aasbo on his passion off the track - Duration: 3:20.

- I'm Fredric Aasbø, drift driver for Toyota racing,

and we're in Huntington Beach, California.

I grew up in Norway. We didn't have a lot of money.

My dad was working a lot. He took the little bit of money

we had and went go-kart racing.

And I came across this amazing sport called drifting.

This was at a time when drifting was really young,

especially in Norway.

Once I discovered drifting, I took my scholarship for school

and my friends and I started building a

really basic drift car. And we were able to do really well.

The summer of 2008 I learned that there was gonna be

a world championship in Long Beach, California.

We were far from being able to qualify for that.

So what I did is I took everything I had learned in school,

then I put together this proposal with all the highlights.

And I sent it off to the president of Formula Drift.

And, I remember it to this day, I got an email back

from Jim that read, "Fredric, pack your bags.

See you in Long Beach."

We won the Rookie of the Year title in 2011,

and then the ultimate goal was getting that championship.

So we got a little bit better every year - finished 13th,

sixth, fourth, second.

It took a long time for me to get to that next level,

and 2013 was a frustrating year for us.

The team was disappointed in me.

I was extremely disappointed in myself.

I locked myself into a hotel room and I started reading,

learning from the other guys in the sport.

And that was a big step towards

becoming the world champion in 2015.

Winning the championship was an incredible relief.

Where do you go from there?

And I had a big moment that winter, trying to regroup,

trying to stay hungry.

I tried to do everything but drifting.

My escape from reality, so to speak,

is getting on that board, paddling into the waves

and forgetting about everything else.

Being out there, getting wet, making a fool out of myself.

And then it all clicked.

I realized, "This is just like drifting."

You sit there, you wait. It's all about positioning,

it's all about being ready. And then boom:

You have 10 seconds to shine.

It kind of worked, because we came back in 2016

second in points, and I felt like my hunger

and my will to do well in this sport was back.

Progress is all about being hungry

and about having a state of mind

where you're always learning.

And Toyota's ideology of "kaizen,"

the idea of continuous improvement,

has very much lined up with my own path.

It's been the perfect fit.

A path of constant improvement every year,

constant progress, trying to get better.

Looking back, little did I know I would be here

at the entertainment capital of the world.

Everyone's pretty, you can chase your dream,

everything looks almost unreal. And it's almost like

Life 2.0

Chasing my dream, the American dream.