- Hey everybody, it's Paul.
I want to share with you the four Rs of personal development.
Now, the first piece that I want you to be aware of is
how do you define your best self?
For my friend and mentor, Brendon Burchard,
he guides people through how to do it in three words.
And please take some time, like pause the video right now,
and I want you to identify what are the three words
to describe your best self?
Go ahead, hit pause.
Right now. Pause.
All right, welcome back.
And for those of you who just like kept watchin',
maybe you already know your words.
Let's go ahead and take a look at this.
When you are aware of your best self,
then you can be aware of those times
where you miss.
Maybe it's a mistake.
Maybe it was an old habit that you fell into
when you were interacting with people.
Or maybe a habit in your morning routine.
Or something you're doin' around the house,
or your driving.
Whatever that is.
So, the first R is I want you to recognize
when you're not in alignment with your best self.
And then immediately following that,
I want you to rejoice because you're aware.
You're recognizing that you're not
showing up as your best self.
Now, let's say that you're in a conversation
with your loved one.
Your spouse, a child, the boss, a co-worker.
And you're acting like an ass.
Not in alignment with your best self.
And when you recognize it,
hopefully in the middle of that conversation,
that isn't the time to say,
"Excuse me, boss.
"Yes, I'm showin' up as an ass."
That's not what I'm saying at all
for you to rejoice.
I want you to be kind to yourself.
When you commit to a life of personal development,
you're committing to a practice.
Which means you're going to bring in something new,
refine it, review it, assess it, incorporate it.
Incorporate something else new.
Do the same process.
And there's going to be times
when you make a mistake.
So if that's not you, then I want, first of all,
you give yourself permission to be human
and make mistakes.
It's part of the journey, my friend.
So you're going to recognize if you've missed,
and then you're going to rejoice.
More along the lines of be kind to yourself.
The next piece is, I want you to reset.
Take some time, generate some options for yourself.
How can you show up as your best self?
This might be an opportunity for you to
identify people that you're going
to apologize to.
People that you haven't called for a little while.
Or whatever those other techniques of can do.
Assess the capability.
Don't take a look at it when you're making that list of,
well I don't want to do that, so I'm not going to list it.
No, no, no, this is like when I tell you
to empty your pockets.
And you pull out your keys and that piece of, like,
melted bubblegum, or whatever else is in your pockets.
And I'm like, no, no, no, everything.
And you're like, even the pocket lint?
Yeah, even the pocket lint.
So I want you to write down when that reset phase,
what can you do for that fourth R.
Re-engage.
Because in that step, you're going to choose
one of those pieces that you brainstormed at
in that reset phase.
And I want you to get back in the game.
So again, those four Rs.
Recognize when you're not showing up
as your best self.
Rejoice, being kind to yourself
because you're committed to that life and practice
of personal development.
Reset. Take some time to explore
some possibilities within your capabilities
with no judgment for you don't want to,
or anything like that.
Break it out.
Get down to the pocket lint.
Explore those options, my friend.
And that fourth one, get back in the game
by re-engaging.
I really hope that helps you.
Until next time, my friends,
remember to go out and win your dreams today.
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Today is Children's Day.
On this occasion, we present a rare bilingual, Polish-French publishing house
addressed to young people
of an encyclopedic nature,
arranged in the form of questions and answers from the beginning of the 19th century
It is entitled "A short encyclopedic collection
all skills multiplied by universal history up to our time.
With pictures and a geographical map. "
Includes text in Polish and French
and illustrations and a map of the world in copperplate on folded cards.
The author of the work was Jean HAUTEPIERRE.
A book belonging to works that propagate contemporary knowledge
was published in Wroclaw
in 1806 in Wilhelm Bogumił Korn's Bookstore.
Extremely interesting is the example of a work from the period of early development of universal education.
Please visit www.atticus.pl
to the books department issued before 1945.
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Understanding Hotel California - Duration: 7:18.
hey, welcome to 12tone! when I was younger, Hotel California was always one of my favorite
songs in my dad's music collection.
it was unlike anything else I'd ever heard, and the atmosphere it created was mesmerizing,
so now that I'm a real music theorist, I thought it'd be fun to go back and take a look at
what it was I was actually hearing.
it starts like this: (bang) and I'm just gonna stop it there for a second.
these are what's called arpeggios, where the notes of a chord are played one at a time
instead of all at once, and they're all over this intro.
that's not a problem, though: all we have to do is squish them all together to get back
our full chord, and once we do that, we have B minor and F#7, which are the I chord and
the V chord in B minor.
this immediately brings to mind the concept of functional harmony, which as we've mentioned
elsewhere is the idea that different chords in a key have different functions or jobs
to do.
the I chord has what's called tonic function, which means it provides a sense of rest, while
the V chord has dominant function, which means it points back to the I chord.
so far, we're off to a fairly simple start.
but the F#7 doesn't resolve like we'd expect.
instead, we get this (bang) which is where things start to get weird.
whereas before the chord qualities were fairly straightforward, here we've got some more
exotic sounds.
this Asus2 chord, for instance, is what happens when you take a normal A chord and replace
the 3rd degree with a note a major 2nd above the root. this creates some ambiguity because
it's not clear whether it's supposed to be major or minor, and I think that's the point
here: based on the key, we'd expect to see A major, and using the sus2 chord instead
removes some of the brightness that would've created.
likewise, this E9 chord has an added note, called a tension, which again adds more color
to it.
it's also worth noting that these alterations make the chords easier to play on a guitar,
but as a theorist I'm sure that's just a coincidence.
anyway, those changes aside, there's also something else going on here: a harmonic motif.
this is when the same basic chord movement is repeated over and over, and we can see
that by comparing the chords from the first part (bang) to the chords in the second.
(bang) in both cases, you have a starting chord, followed by a dominant 7th whose root
is a fourth lower.
all we've done is shifted the pattern down a whole step.
that creates a problem, though: the F#7 was pointing back to the I chord, which means
it had dominant function, but the E9 is actually pointing to some sort of A chord instead.
it's still directional, but instead of leading home it wants to take us to a secondary location,
so we just call it a secondary dominant.
that doesn't resolve either, though, instead feeding into this (bang) which is another
statement of our harmonic motif, again lowered a whole step.
the precise shapes of the chords are slightly different, but the overall effect is the same,
and finally we end with this (bang) which is just the IV and V chords.
the IV chord has subdominant function, which means its job is to create instability and
set up that V chord, which then finally resolves back to the start of the phrase.
but there's something bigger going on here that gets lost when we take things in little
chunks like this.
let's zoom out a bit and look at the whole progression (bang) now let's remove the unresolved
dominants.
(bang) you know what, let's drop this E minor 7 too, to get to a nice, even number of chords,
and while we're at it we'll clean this up to A major, which leaves us with… (bang)
one of my favorite chord progressions, often called the Andalusian Cadence, which is basically
just a walk down the minor scale from the I chord to the V. it's a popular technique
in flamenco and other guitar-heavy genres, and this whole intro seems to be just an intensely
decorated version of it.
that progression continues through the verse, which means our next stop is the chorus: (bang)
first, I want to talk about the transition: the verse ends with F#7, which we said is
supposed to go to B minor, but the chorus starts with G major instead.
this is what's called a deceptive resolution, and it works because G major is almost identical
to B minor.
there's only one note different, so even though it's not where we expect it to go, it's still
a pretty solid resolution.
but moving on to the chorus itself, we have a bit of a problem.
we could keep analyzing it in B minor, but if we do that it doesn't really make a lot
of sense.
instead, I'd probably analyze this section in the key of D major.
this is called a relative modulation and it's incredibly subtle because we don't actually
change any of the notes, we just change how we use them in order to create a different
sense of tonality.
it's a small difference, but it leads to a completely new harmonic landscape.
anyway, we start here with the IV chord, followed by the I. the IV chord is unstable but not
very directional, so moving from it back to the I gives us a weaker resolution than we'd
get from, say, the V. (bang) this is often called a plagal cadence, and it helps us avoid
creating too much of a sense of finality.
then we go to F#7, followed by B minor.
this looks a lot like the V-I movement we saw earlier, but remember, we're not in B
anymore, so the F#7 has become a secondary dominant, pointing us to the VI chord.
then the song does something that honestly confused me for quite a while: it resolves
that VI minor back to the IV chord which… isn't really how that works.
if you play the chords by themselves there's no real resolution, but if you listen to the
section (bang) it's pretty clearly there, and that clip may have given you a clue as
to why: it's all in the walk-up.
the rising line, the accelerating rhythm, and the big, powerful electric guitar all
combine to create a sense of tension and release that, from a harmonic perspective, really
shouldn't exist, and I don't know about you but I find that fascinating.
anyway, that feeds into this (bang) which has that same plagal cadence as before, then
we set up a return to the verse key, with the same IV and V chords we saw at the end
of that progression.
you may be wondering about the F# augmented, but that's mainly just a bit of extra decoration.
this song is full of things like that: the Eagles were all fairly accomplished session
players before starting their own band, and they're really good at adding little flourishes
throughout the song that help keep things fresh.
they go back and forth between these two sections for a while, then finally we get to a solo
over the verse progression. in fact, not just a solo, but a conversation: this section is
a guitar battle between Don Felder and Joe Walsh, each one masterfully playing off the
other.
I'm not gonna go through the whole thing 'cause there's a lot, but I do want to talk a bit
about the end, or rather the lack of an end.
like we saw in the Comfortably Numb video, it doesn't actually finish.
in fact, it's still building momentum when they fade the track out, giving the sense
that it goes on forever, which is stunningly appropriate for this song.
after all, the last line we hear is "you can check out any time you like, but you can never
leave."
anyway, that's basically it, but before we go, I wanted to let you know that next Friday,
June 8th, Adam Neely's gonna be hosting the inaugural youtube music theory livestream
featuring me, Sideways, and 8-Bit Music theory.
we're gonna be hanging out, talking about music, and taking audience questions, and
you may even see my face.
it's at 4pm eastern time over on Adam's channel, so set an alarm or whatever, and I'll see
you there! or, I won't, but you'll see me, and I'll read the things you're typing and…
you know what, I don't have to explain livestreams to you.
bye!
ok, seriously, thanks for watching, and thanks to Patreon patron Matt Osborn for suggesting
this song! if you'd like to see your favorite song analyzed, just head on over to P atreon
and pledge at any level.
you can also join our mailing list to find out about new episodes, like, share, comment,
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47歲的李英愛是韓國有名的「氧氣美女」，她不但戲劇形象完美，就連保養都比一般女明星要好。日前有網友在韓國超市偶遇了李英愛，她明顯沒有化妝，打扮也很隨意，但依舊仙氣十足，被網友大讚超美
其實，近日李英愛已經投入了新片《尋找我》的拍攝工作，有藝人發布了跟她的合照，化妝之後的李英愛就更不像47歲了。 2003年，李英愛憑著一部《大長今》紅遍亞洲，當時港媒接觸過李英愛，都大讚她的工作態度比一般韓星要好，指殿堂級的李英愛向韓星們示範了什麼是「你的態度，決定你的高度」，好感度接近滿分的她，名副其實「人見人愛」
而《大長今》也為TVB創下歷史性收視高峰，李英愛訪港的時候，就連TVB老闆方逸華也親自迎接，可想而知李英愛當時多紅！李英愛人品好，無論事業還是感情都十分順利，2011年為富商丈夫鄭浩英誕下龍鳳胎
為了照顧兩個孩子，李英愛推掉不少工作，一家四口搬到郊外的別墅生活，不過現在兩個孩子要上學，他們一家又搬回了梨泰院居住。 「大長今」的堅毅、積極向上和自信，每一點都可以在李英愛身上找到，這也是大家都喜歡這位女明星的原因
47歲的李英愛，在寫真里展示驚人美貌，沒想到素顏也如此驚艷，她在韓國真是神話一般的存在。港媒形容，李英愛才是「零整容美女始祖」，她所有的童年照都在演繹什麼叫「從小美到大」
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Should we rewrite our constitution? - Duration: 8:03.
(theme music)
- If we were to create America from scratch today
how would we create our user manual?
And who would write it?.
(inspirational electronic music)
What is the average turnaround time or shelf life
of a constitution internationally?
- Internationally it's only about 17 years
and it's actually going down.
In recent decades it's been only about 12 years.
- And ours has lasted for--
- Over 200 years, right?
- Okay. - Yeah, so.
- Okay, so we're about due?
- Seventeen... well - Ha ha ha.
- that's what some people say actually.
- [Toussaint] Writing or re-writing a constitution
is not a job for the faint of heart.
So I ask you,
Where on this Earth could we find a nation
that is brave enough,
passionate enough,
and maybe even foolish enough
to take on such a challenge?
- My name is Silja Bara Omarsdottir
and I lecture at the faculty of Political Science
at the university of Iceland.
- Thanks so much for taking the time to be with us.
(lighthearted music) Let me first ask you,
why did Iceland decide to reform their constitution?
- [Marie] Well in 2008 Iceland had a financial collapse
and a lot of people suggested
that the problems that we had as a society
would have been avoided
if we'd had a more modern constitution.
The Icelanders got their own constitution
from the King of Denmark in 1874
and then when Iceland became a sovereign republic in 1944
Denmark was then under occupation,
so the constitution was very quickly re-written,
essentially replacing the word King with the word Resident.
- [Toussaint] So now let's jump back to the United States.
("The Stars and Stripes Forever" by John Philip Sousa)
When we wrote our constitution
it was done at a constitutional convention
in which influential men got together
hashed out their ideas
and once they had a working document
they got approved by at least nine of the states.
Just like that, the constitution was born.
Today we still have two processes
for proposing new constitutional amendments
both of which require the participation of the states
before they can pass. (relaxing music)
In the first version
which has been used to create our current amendments
Congress comes up with an idea
and then 3/4 of the states need to approve it.
In the second version
which has never been used in American history
the states could call an Article V Convention
which essentially allows them to get together
and propose whatever amendments they want.
After that if they can get approval from 3/4 of the states
those amendments become law.
- Either Congress has to pass a law
- Mm hmm. - and send it
to the state legislatures
to change parts of the constitution
or the states can initiate a request to Congress
to call a constitutional convention.
And if we wanted to do the whole constitution
that's probably the route
because you'd want to have
a time for people to meet and talk
just like they did when they were framing the constitution.
- Many scholars have argued
that an Article V Convention
would border on chaos (politician yelling)
because there are no rules in the constitution
about how a convention like this should operate.
It would technically be above the Congress
and even possibly above the courts
and pretty much anything could come out of it.
At the same time
it's not that fundamentally different
from how we wrote our current constitution
in the first place.
So if we were ever going to re-write the constitution
on a large scale
this is probably how we'd do it.
- Do you think we should be re-write the constitution?
- I am skeptical about whether
it would provide any more human rights
than it does.
I think there may be as many people
who would try to roll back some of the rights
that these minorities have
as that would try to extend them.
- But for us this might not matter.
We're talking from scratch.
Which is why, if I may,
I'd like to do a quick dramatic reading
from the constitution:
(beep)
(beep)
(beep)
Now let me pause it here
because as you can probably guess
that's not the constitution,
as in the U.S. constitution.
It was actually written in 2008 for the Republic of Kosovo.
(rewinding audio)
But here's the amazing part;
one of the people who played a key role
in writing this document
was a lawyer living in Minnesota.
- [John] I was privileged to have the opportunity
to work with people in Kosovo
to draft their constitution
when they became independent in 2008.
- [Toussaint] That is Chief United States District Judge
John Tunheim
and I met with him at his chambers
to ask you more about this constitution.
- [John] It's a little warped right now
but that's what it looks like.
- Wow.
- You know when the Soviet Union broke up
- Mm hmm. - there were
how many, what, 14 or 15 different countries
- Yeah. - that needed to write
new constitutions, - Yeah.
- And they did.
And some of those countries had had
fundamental changes in government since then
so they've written a new constitutions
out of that experience. - Mmm.
- [John] There's a lot of constitutions
that have been written in the last 25 years.
- Judge Tunheim's work
represents something kind of fascinating in today's world;
legal professionals being commissioned
to turn a country's goals into a legal document.
But is this right for us?
Because, let's be honest,
I'm guessing that when we asked
if we were making America from scratch today
who would be writing our constitution
you probably didn't picture someone like Judge John Tunheim.
Maybe thought it was going to be a little more like this:
- Oh, you promised!
- You promised, that's not fair.
- It's not a question of fairness, it's separation of--
- Go back to Russia, commie!
- Hey you go back to Russia. (crowd murmuring)
(intense music) - This brings us
to one of the real tensions in our country today:
Who should be writing the rules?
When our country was founded, as we all know,
it was influential men like James Madison
who put the actual pen to paper.
And today, well, there are parallels.
So what if we really broke the mold
and decided to take a new approach,
like crowd sourcing?
It's diverse, it's inclusive, everybody weighs in
and the people finally have a voice.
That actually brings us right back to Iceland.
- So a lot of people have said
that the Icelandic constitution was crowdsourced
and I wouldn't really say that.
In 2010 the decision was made
to have a constitutional assembly
elected by the population
to write a proposal for a new constitution.
This group of 25 people,
we always sat around and we make the decisions
as to what text would actually be included.
Every time we made a proposal
we would present that and plug it on Facebook
and publish it online
and we would ask people to send us comments,
to leave comments on the document
and tell us what they thought
but people couldn't actually write anything
other than the 25 people who were in the council.
- Ultimately Iceland's new constitution
was not officially adopted.
However it was a good example of when the country says,
"Hey we need to try something new."
And just by having the conversation
it led to a lot of good policy ideas.
- I wouldn't say that it was a waste of time.
It actually created at least a short lived debate
about what it is that we want to be
and what our values are as a society.
Reminding the people and the government
that there are things that remain to be fixed.
- So what would it be like if we decided
to follow the example of Iceland?
What ideas would you fight for
to include in a new constitution
and what elements would you leave behind?
Hey everybody, it's Toussaint Morrison.
Thank you so much for watching this episode.
On our next episode
we're gonna talk about
if our data should have rights.
If you have something to say about that
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and we might show it on the next show.
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hello everybody and welcome to a new update video for this month; we will talk
about #Junime which is my annual occurrence of anime covers on this
channel. First of all we have a new limited edition t-shirt which is a new
design I created just for this month and the campaign will end at the end of June.
-so please check out the link in the description- also for this month only all
patrons will have a new backing track for every new cover I will put out; after
that it will be only for the $5 tier and up so please check out the
description for more information
I've been debating a lot on the future of my channel and I think I will shift
my priorities towards anime covers because the numbers (the YouTube analytics and
such and also my enjoyment while doing them) speak for themselves but don't
worry I will still have some VGM arrangements in fact I have two big
projects coming related to that, so stay tuned!
I'd like to thank everybody for almost 1000 subscribers please continue liking
commenting and sharing my videos because it really helps a lot even a simple
spotify stream and follow is very helpful to me... so that's it! See you every
Friday at 6 p.m. European time for a new video. Let's hope
the almighty algorithm will help us reach even more people. *All applicable
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Hi guys I'm Lory Bart, today I want to show him how to wash an electric mountain bike without incurring risks,
risks in the sense of not damaging the electric parts of the mountain bike. Last Sunday
I participated in the great fund Del Carpegna Basta, there were some climbs of the really extreme descents where I got dirty
the bike as you can see, so I take advantage of a tutorial on cleaning an electric bike
If I'm interested in seeing the race follow the link to see it
To do this work you need a bucket with hot water if possible, a brush with soft bristles
What you find in household appliances, a dishwashing detergent, a latex glove that I will explain later what it is used for, is a sponge cloth
the first thing to do is to disassemble the battery then clean it with a damp sponge
But I recommend you squeeze it well because it should be slightly moist, we clean it this way
Then at the end of the operation we give a clean card
Now we take our latex glove
is
in this way we cover the base where it goes
The battery is housed because it has electrical contacts and therefore it is better to avoid contact with water.
At this point we are ready for washing take our brush and begin to soften all the parts
muddy so as to facilitate
the cleaning
As you can see, the brush does not ruin anything
acts
fine, it washes well so we have no risk of damaging the electrical system
Do not be afraid for the engine because it is hermetically sealed
So also, the contact with water in this cascade does not happen anything.
We can safely clean all the parts of our bicycle, the chain crank,
Even in the most hidden areas the brush helps a lot to clean the bike
We can easily clean the rims, tires and spokes
The handlebars the knobs
The Shimano Display is airtight so nothing happens except Bosch and Yamaha that I recommend to extract them.
We can clean the sprocket, the gearbox and the chain in the world to be degreased,
clean it, and lubricate it later
At this point we can give the final final rinse, send away all the halos and the shampoo
Ok, we finished washing the bike
I would say that the result has been satisfactory, so there is nothing left for it
dry the bike with a cloth or who has the compressor can give a blown air.
Now with the paper with a dry cloth, remove excess water
We dry the chain with paper to lubricate it later with oil
Now we can lubricate with drip oil or spray as you like,
I would say that we finished with the washing and we are ready to make another mountain bike exit
Well, I hope to have been helpful also in this tutorial I recommend you put a like,
Subscribe to my channel and see you on Monday with a new tutorial. Hello everyone!
It was relaxing if not these mosquitoes
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The Four R's of Personal Development - Duration: 4:21.
- Hey everybody, it's Paul.
I want to share with you the four Rs of personal development.
Now, the first piece that I want you to be aware of is
how do you define your best self?
For my friend and mentor, Brendon Burchard,
he guides people through how to do it in three words.
And please take some time, like pause the video right now,
and I want you to identify what are the three words
to describe your best self?
Go ahead, hit pause.
Right now. Pause.
All right, welcome back.
And for those of you who just like kept watchin',
maybe you already know your words.
Let's go ahead and take a look at this.
When you are aware of your best self,
then you can be aware of those times
where you miss.
Maybe it's a mistake.
Maybe it was an old habit that you fell into
when you were interacting with people.
Or maybe a habit in your morning routine.
Or something you're doin' around the house,
or your driving.
Whatever that is.
So, the first R is I want you to recognize
when you're not in alignment with your best self.
And then immediately following that,
I want you to rejoice because you're aware.
You're recognizing that you're not
showing up as your best self.
Now, let's say that you're in a conversation
with your loved one.
Your spouse, a child, the boss, a co-worker.
And you're acting like an ass.
Not in alignment with your best self.
And when you recognize it,
hopefully in the middle of that conversation,
that isn't the time to say,
"Excuse me, boss.
"Yes, I'm showin' up as an ass."
That's not what I'm saying at all
for you to rejoice.
I want you to be kind to yourself.
When you commit to a life of personal development,
you're committing to a practice.
Which means you're going to bring in something new,
refine it, review it, assess it, incorporate it.
Incorporate something else new.
Do the same process.
And there's going to be times
when you make a mistake.
So if that's not you, then I want, first of all,
you give yourself permission to be human
and make mistakes.
It's part of the journey, my friend.
So you're going to recognize if you've missed,
and then you're going to rejoice.
More along the lines of be kind to yourself.
The next piece is, I want you to reset.
Take some time, generate some options for yourself.
How can you show up as your best self?
This might be an opportunity for you to
identify people that you're going
to apologize to.
People that you haven't called for a little while.
Or whatever those other techniques of can do.
Assess the capability.
Don't take a look at it when you're making that list of,
well I don't want to do that, so I'm not going to list it.
No, no, no, this is like when I tell you
to empty your pockets.
And you pull out your keys and that piece of, like,
melted bubblegum, or whatever else is in your pockets.
And I'm like, no, no, no, everything.
And you're like, even the pocket lint?
Yeah, even the pocket lint.
So I want you to write down when that reset phase,
what can you do for that fourth R.
Re-engage.
Because in that step, you're going to choose
one of those pieces that you brainstormed at
in that reset phase.
And I want you to get back in the game.
So again, those four Rs.
Recognize when you're not showing up
as your best self.
Rejoice, being kind to yourself
because you're committed to that life and practice
of personal development.
Reset. Take some time to explore
some possibilities within your capabilities
with no judgment for you don't want to,
or anything like that.
Break it out.
Get down to the pocket lint.
Explore those options, my friend.
And that fourth one, get back in the game
by re-engaging.
I really hope that helps you.
Until next time, my friends,
remember to go out and win your dreams today.
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"Zbiór krótki encyklopedyczny wszystkich umieiętności pomnożony historyą powszechną..." z 1804 r. - Duration: 1:04.Today is Children's Day.
On this occasion, we present a rare bilingual, Polish-French publishing house
addressed to young people
of an encyclopedic nature,
arranged in the form of questions and answers from the beginning of the 19th century
It is entitled "A short encyclopedic collection
all skills multiplied by universal history up to our time.
With pictures and a geographical map. "
Includes text in Polish and French
and illustrations and a map of the world in copperplate on folded cards.
The author of the work was Jean HAUTEPIERRE.
A book belonging to works that propagate contemporary knowledge
was published in Wroclaw
in 1806 in Wilhelm Bogumił Korn's Bookstore.
Extremely interesting is the example of a work from the period of early development of universal education.
Please visit www.atticus.pl
to the books department issued before 1945.
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Understanding Hotel California - Duration: 7:18.hey, welcome to 12tone! when I was younger, Hotel California was always one of my favorite
songs in my dad's music collection.
it was unlike anything else I'd ever heard, and the atmosphere it created was mesmerizing,
so now that I'm a real music theorist, I thought it'd be fun to go back and take a look at
what it was I was actually hearing.
it starts like this: (bang) and I'm just gonna stop it there for a second.
these are what's called arpeggios, where the notes of a chord are played one at a time
instead of all at once, and they're all over this intro.
that's not a problem, though: all we have to do is squish them all together to get back
our full chord, and once we do that, we have B minor and F#7, which are the I chord and
the V chord in B minor.
this immediately brings to mind the concept of functional harmony, which as we've mentioned
elsewhere is the idea that different chords in a key have different functions or jobs
to do.
the I chord has what's called tonic function, which means it provides a sense of rest, while
the V chord has dominant function, which means it points back to the I chord.
so far, we're off to a fairly simple start.
but the F#7 doesn't resolve like we'd expect.
instead, we get this (bang) which is where things start to get weird.
whereas before the chord qualities were fairly straightforward, here we've got some more
exotic sounds.
this Asus2 chord, for instance, is what happens when you take a normal A chord and replace
the 3rd degree with a note a major 2nd above the root. this creates some ambiguity because
it's not clear whether it's supposed to be major or minor, and I think that's the point
here: based on the key, we'd expect to see A major, and using the sus2 chord instead
removes some of the brightness that would've created.
likewise, this E9 chord has an added note, called a tension, which again adds more color
to it.
it's also worth noting that these alterations make the chords easier to play on a guitar,
but as a theorist I'm sure that's just a coincidence.
anyway, those changes aside, there's also something else going on here: a harmonic motif.
this is when the same basic chord movement is repeated over and over, and we can see
that by comparing the chords from the first part (bang) to the chords in the second.
(bang) in both cases, you have a starting chord, followed by a dominant 7th whose root
is a fourth lower.
all we've done is shifted the pattern down a whole step.
that creates a problem, though: the F#7 was pointing back to the I chord, which means
it had dominant function, but the E9 is actually pointing to some sort of A chord instead.
it's still directional, but instead of leading home it wants to take us to a secondary location,
so we just call it a secondary dominant.
that doesn't resolve either, though, instead feeding into this (bang) which is another
statement of our harmonic motif, again lowered a whole step.
the precise shapes of the chords are slightly different, but the overall effect is the same,
and finally we end with this (bang) which is just the IV and V chords.
the IV chord has subdominant function, which means its job is to create instability and
set up that V chord, which then finally resolves back to the start of the phrase.
but there's something bigger going on here that gets lost when we take things in little
chunks like this.
let's zoom out a bit and look at the whole progression (bang) now let's remove the unresolved
dominants.
(bang) you know what, let's drop this E minor 7 too, to get to a nice, even number of chords,
and while we're at it we'll clean this up to A major, which leaves us with… (bang)
one of my favorite chord progressions, often called the Andalusian Cadence, which is basically
just a walk down the minor scale from the I chord to the V. it's a popular technique
in flamenco and other guitar-heavy genres, and this whole intro seems to be just an intensely
decorated version of it.
that progression continues through the verse, which means our next stop is the chorus: (bang)
first, I want to talk about the transition: the verse ends with F#7, which we said is
supposed to go to B minor, but the chorus starts with G major instead.
this is what's called a deceptive resolution, and it works because G major is almost identical
to B minor.
there's only one note different, so even though it's not where we expect it to go, it's still
a pretty solid resolution.
but moving on to the chorus itself, we have a bit of a problem.
we could keep analyzing it in B minor, but if we do that it doesn't really make a lot
of sense.
instead, I'd probably analyze this section in the key of D major.
this is called a relative modulation and it's incredibly subtle because we don't actually
change any of the notes, we just change how we use them in order to create a different
sense of tonality.
it's a small difference, but it leads to a completely new harmonic landscape.
anyway, we start here with the IV chord, followed by the I. the IV chord is unstable but not
very directional, so moving from it back to the I gives us a weaker resolution than we'd
get from, say, the V. (bang) this is often called a plagal cadence, and it helps us avoid
creating too much of a sense of finality.
then we go to F#7, followed by B minor.
this looks a lot like the V-I movement we saw earlier, but remember, we're not in B
anymore, so the F#7 has become a secondary dominant, pointing us to the VI chord.
then the song does something that honestly confused me for quite a while: it resolves
that VI minor back to the IV chord which… isn't really how that works.
if you play the chords by themselves there's no real resolution, but if you listen to the
section (bang) it's pretty clearly there, and that clip may have given you a clue as
to why: it's all in the walk-up.
the rising line, the accelerating rhythm, and the big, powerful electric guitar all
combine to create a sense of tension and release that, from a harmonic perspective, really
shouldn't exist, and I don't know about you but I find that fascinating.
anyway, that feeds into this (bang) which has that same plagal cadence as before, then
we set up a return to the verse key, with the same IV and V chords we saw at the end
of that progression.
you may be wondering about the F# augmented, but that's mainly just a bit of extra decoration.
this song is full of things like that: the Eagles were all fairly accomplished session
players before starting their own band, and they're really good at adding little flourishes
throughout the song that help keep things fresh.
they go back and forth between these two sections for a while, then finally we get to a solo
over the verse progression. in fact, not just a solo, but a conversation: this section is
a guitar battle between Don Felder and Joe Walsh, each one masterfully playing off the
other.
I'm not gonna go through the whole thing 'cause there's a lot, but I do want to talk a bit
about the end, or rather the lack of an end.
like we saw in the Comfortably Numb video, it doesn't actually finish.
in fact, it's still building momentum when they fade the track out, giving the sense
that it goes on forever, which is stunningly appropriate for this song.
after all, the last line we hear is "you can check out any time you like, but you can never
leave."
anyway, that's basically it, but before we go, I wanted to let you know that next Friday,
June 8th, Adam Neely's gonna be hosting the inaugural youtube music theory livestream
featuring me, Sideways, and 8-Bit Music theory.
we're gonna be hanging out, talking about music, and taking audience questions, and
you may even see my face.
it's at 4pm eastern time over on Adam's channel, so set an alarm or whatever, and I'll see
you there! or, I won't, but you'll see me, and I'll read the things you're typing and…
you know what, I don't have to explain livestreams to you.
bye!
ok, seriously, thanks for watching, and thanks to Patreon patron Matt Osborn for suggesting
this song! if you'd like to see your favorite song analyzed, just head on over to P atreon
and pledge at any level.
you can also join our mailing list to find out about new episodes, like, share, comment,
subscribe, and above all, keep on rockin'.
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47歲李英愛素顏逛超市，女神仙氣十足不愧是「零整容始祖」 - Duration: 1:41.47歲的李英愛是韓國有名的「氧氣美女」，她不但戲劇形象完美，就連保養都比一般女明星要好。日前有網友在韓國超市偶遇了李英愛，她明顯沒有化妝，打扮也很隨意，但依舊仙氣十足，被網友大讚超美
其實，近日李英愛已經投入了新片《尋找我》的拍攝工作，有藝人發布了跟她的合照，化妝之後的李英愛就更不像47歲了。 2003年，李英愛憑著一部《大長今》紅遍亞洲，當時港媒接觸過李英愛，都大讚她的工作態度比一般韓星要好，指殿堂級的李英愛向韓星們示範了什麼是「你的態度，決定你的高度」，好感度接近滿分的她，名副其實「人見人愛」
而《大長今》也為TVB創下歷史性收視高峰，李英愛訪港的時候，就連TVB老闆方逸華也親自迎接，可想而知李英愛當時多紅！李英愛人品好，無論事業還是感情都十分順利，2011年為富商丈夫鄭浩英誕下龍鳳胎
為了照顧兩個孩子，李英愛推掉不少工作，一家四口搬到郊外的別墅生活，不過現在兩個孩子要上學，他們一家又搬回了梨泰院居住。 「大長今」的堅毅、積極向上和自信，每一點都可以在李英愛身上找到，這也是大家都喜歡這位女明星的原因
47歲的李英愛，在寫真里展示驚人美貌，沒想到素顏也如此驚艷，她在韓國真是神話一般的存在。港媒形容，李英愛才是「零整容美女始祖」，她所有的童年照都在演繹什麼叫「從小美到大」
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Should we rewrite our constitution? - Duration: 8:03.(theme music)
- If we were to create America from scratch today
how would we create our user manual?
And who would write it?.
(inspirational electronic music)
What is the average turnaround time or shelf life
of a constitution internationally?
- Internationally it's only about 17 years
and it's actually going down.
In recent decades it's been only about 12 years.
- And ours has lasted for--
- Over 200 years, right?
- Okay. - Yeah, so.
- Okay, so we're about due?
- Seventeen... well - Ha ha ha.
- that's what some people say actually.
- [Toussaint] Writing or re-writing a constitution
is not a job for the faint of heart.
So I ask you,
Where on this Earth could we find a nation
that is brave enough,
passionate enough,
and maybe even foolish enough
to take on such a challenge?
- My name is Silja Bara Omarsdottir
and I lecture at the faculty of Political Science
at the university of Iceland.
- Thanks so much for taking the time to be with us.
(lighthearted music) Let me first ask you,
why did Iceland decide to reform their constitution?
- [Marie] Well in 2008 Iceland had a financial collapse
and a lot of people suggested
that the problems that we had as a society
would have been avoided
if we'd had a more modern constitution.
The Icelanders got their own constitution
from the King of Denmark in 1874
and then when Iceland became a sovereign republic in 1944
Denmark was then under occupation,
so the constitution was very quickly re-written,
essentially replacing the word King with the word Resident.
- [Toussaint] So now let's jump back to the United States.
("The Stars and Stripes Forever" by John Philip Sousa)
When we wrote our constitution
it was done at a constitutional convention
in which influential men got together
hashed out their ideas
and once they had a working document
they got approved by at least nine of the states.
Just like that, the constitution was born.
Today we still have two processes
for proposing new constitutional amendments
both of which require the participation of the states
before they can pass. (relaxing music)
In the first version
which has been used to create our current amendments
Congress comes up with an idea
and then 3/4 of the states need to approve it.
In the second version
which has never been used in American history
the states could call an Article V Convention
which essentially allows them to get together
and propose whatever amendments they want.
After that if they can get approval from 3/4 of the states
those amendments become law.
- Either Congress has to pass a law
- Mm hmm. - and send it
to the state legislatures
to change parts of the constitution
or the states can initiate a request to Congress
to call a constitutional convention.
And if we wanted to do the whole constitution
that's probably the route
because you'd want to have
a time for people to meet and talk
just like they did when they were framing the constitution.
- Many scholars have argued
that an Article V Convention
would border on chaos (politician yelling)
because there are no rules in the constitution
about how a convention like this should operate.
It would technically be above the Congress
and even possibly above the courts
and pretty much anything could come out of it.
At the same time
it's not that fundamentally different
from how we wrote our current constitution
in the first place.
So if we were ever going to re-write the constitution
on a large scale
this is probably how we'd do it.
- Do you think we should be re-write the constitution?
- I am skeptical about whether
it would provide any more human rights
than it does.
I think there may be as many people
who would try to roll back some of the rights
that these minorities have
as that would try to extend them.
- But for us this might not matter.
We're talking from scratch.
Which is why, if I may,
I'd like to do a quick dramatic reading
from the constitution:
(beep)
(beep)
(beep)
Now let me pause it here
because as you can probably guess
that's not the constitution,
as in the U.S. constitution.
It was actually written in 2008 for the Republic of Kosovo.
(rewinding audio)
But here's the amazing part;
one of the people who played a key role
in writing this document
was a lawyer living in Minnesota.
- [John] I was privileged to have the opportunity
to work with people in Kosovo
to draft their constitution
when they became independent in 2008.
- [Toussaint] That is Chief United States District Judge
John Tunheim
and I met with him at his chambers
to ask you more about this constitution.
- [John] It's a little warped right now
but that's what it looks like.
- Wow.
- You know when the Soviet Union broke up
- Mm hmm. - there were
how many, what, 14 or 15 different countries
- Yeah. - that needed to write
new constitutions, - Yeah.
- And they did.
And some of those countries had had
fundamental changes in government since then
so they've written a new constitutions
out of that experience. - Mmm.
- [John] There's a lot of constitutions
that have been written in the last 25 years.
- Judge Tunheim's work
represents something kind of fascinating in today's world;
legal professionals being commissioned
to turn a country's goals into a legal document.
But is this right for us?
Because, let's be honest,
I'm guessing that when we asked
if we were making America from scratch today
who would be writing our constitution
you probably didn't picture someone like Judge John Tunheim.
Maybe thought it was going to be a little more like this:
- Oh, you promised!
- You promised, that's not fair.
- It's not a question of fairness, it's separation of--
- Go back to Russia, commie!
- Hey you go back to Russia. (crowd murmuring)
(intense music) - This brings us
to one of the real tensions in our country today:
Who should be writing the rules?
When our country was founded, as we all know,
it was influential men like James Madison
who put the actual pen to paper.
And today, well, there are parallels.
So what if we really broke the mold
and decided to take a new approach,
like crowd sourcing?
It's diverse, it's inclusive, everybody weighs in
and the people finally have a voice.
That actually brings us right back to Iceland.
- So a lot of people have said
that the Icelandic constitution was crowdsourced
and I wouldn't really say that.
In 2010 the decision was made
to have a constitutional assembly
elected by the population
to write a proposal for a new constitution.
This group of 25 people,
we always sat around and we make the decisions
as to what text would actually be included.
Every time we made a proposal
we would present that and plug it on Facebook
and publish it online
and we would ask people to send us comments,
to leave comments on the document
and tell us what they thought
but people couldn't actually write anything
other than the 25 people who were in the council.
- Ultimately Iceland's new constitution
was not officially adopted.
However it was a good example of when the country says,
"Hey we need to try something new."
And just by having the conversation
it led to a lot of good policy ideas.
- I wouldn't say that it was a waste of time.
It actually created at least a short lived debate
about what it is that we want to be
and what our values are as a society.
Reminding the people and the government
that there are things that remain to be fixed.
- So what would it be like if we decided
to follow the example of Iceland?
What ideas would you fight for
to include in a new constitution
and what elements would you leave behind?
Hey everybody, it's Toussaint Morrison.
Thank you so much for watching this episode.
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#Junime 2018 Update: Limited Edition Merch, Patreon, What's Next and more! | Dacian Grada - Duration: 1:44.hello everybody and welcome to a new update video for this month; we will talk
about #Junime which is my annual occurrence of anime covers on this
channel. First of all we have a new limited edition t-shirt which is a new
design I created just for this month and the campaign will end at the end of June.
-so please check out the link in the description- also for this month only all
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I've been debating a lot on the future of my channel and I think I will shift
my priorities towards anime covers because the numbers (the YouTube analytics and
such and also my enjoyment while doing them) speak for themselves but don't
worry I will still have some VGM arrangements in fact I have two big
projects coming related to that, so stay tuned!
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Trump Sends Message With Pardons: Don't Flip On Me And I'll Bail You Out! - Duration: 4:23.
On Thursday of this week, Donald Trump decided to go on a little mini pardon spree, either
pardoning or saying he may in the future pardon several people who have committed some crimes
that actually seem very familiar.
Now, there's a lot of theories out there as to why Donald Trump started issuing these
pardons, so let's focus on the biggest and most likely to be true theory out there and
that is that Donald Trump is pardoning people who committed crimes that either he himself
or former members of his campaign are currently under investigation for.
Let's start with the first pardon that actually happened: Dinesh D'Souza.
He pled guilty to campaign finance violations.
And who do we know that's also under investigation for potential campaign finance violations?
Why, that would be Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's attorneys, and Donald Trump himself.
Then you have Rob Blagojevich, who was also a contest on the Celebrity Apprentice, who
was convicted of 18 felony corruption charges after he tried to sell a Senate seat.
Now, corruption, that kinda sounds like everybody within the Trump administration, right?
And then of course you have his saying he may pardon Martha Stewart as well.
She was convinced on conspiracy, obstruction of justice, and making false statements to
investigators.
Now, it's that one, that making false statements to investigators that probably applies to
a lot of people who've already met with Robert Mueller and the special prosecutor's team.
But the message that Donald Trump is trying to send right now is very clear.
If you don't flip on me, if you are loyal, as all of the people he's pardoned have been,
Martha Stewart had hosted an Apprentice spin-off, and let's not forget Joe Arpaio, who got pardoned
months ago, who is an ardent Donald Trump supporter.
But anyway.
Trump's message is "Don't flip on me, stay loyal.
And don't worry, I'm going to pardon you in the very near future."
Well, I've got some bad news for Donald Trump.
But I've got some good news, too for him.
The good news is that unfortunately, a president can pardon pretty much anyone, even suspected
of a federal crime.
And that's the key word here, federal crime.
We'll get more on that in a second.
But yes, Donald Trump can actually pardon people even before they have been convicted.
He can pardon people while an investigation is going on, and that ends it.
I'm sure he doesn't know that, so please, nobody tell him, but yeah, legally speaking,
he is allowed to do that, and he can issue blanket pardons, and say, "I'm pardoning Joe
Smith for any federal crime against the United States that he may have committed between
2001 and 2018," and it works.
That's how it does.
That's how Gerald Ford pardoned Richard Nixon.
But here's the thing.
Like I said, that's only federal crimes.
He can't pardon people who committed state crimes, which is one of the things that Michael
Cohen, his attorney is under investigation for.
Most of the grievances so far against Cohen are state crimes, not federal crimes.
So Michael Cohen, the biggest person he's worried about flipping, he can't even pardon
him!
So yeah, Cohen has every reason in the world to still flip on Donald Trump and hand over
evidence or whatever he may have, because Trump can't get him out of this.
It's a state crime.
Yes, he's also being investigated for some federal crimes, too.
He could pardon him for those, but not the state ones.
Get the same outcome, really.
So, the other thing is that if Trump didn't want people to flip on him, maybe he should
have sent this message, I don't know, like a year ago?
When the investigation was in its early days?
Because by now, people have already flipped.
They've already cut deals.
They've already made agreements with prosecutors; we know that that has happened, so little
too late for that.
But nonetheless, you go ahead and you keep pardoning all your horrible, right-wing friends
just because they support you.
I know Martha Stewart's not right-wing, she's not a Trump supporter, but she was loyal to
him at one point when she had the little spin-off.
But the bottom line is that Trump thinks he's sending a clear message to people who are
being investigated right now.
But in reality, he just kinda screwed things up for himself a little bit more, because
he doesn't fully understand what the president can do, but more importantly, what the president
can't do.
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10 things you shouldn't sell on a flea market.
Fresh garbage!
All kinds of trash!
Okay people, we are on sale!
Every product is 5 euros only.
5€ each item!
Everything needs to go.
The Holy Grail is already sold.
But I also have the diaries of Jesus...
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10 People You Won't Believe Actually Exist | Amazing People You Will Never Believe Are Real - Duration: 11:20.
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Amazing People You Will Never Believe Are Real
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Man Stumbles Across Photo Realizes They're The Same Girls His Wife's Spent 40 Years Searching For - Duration: 3:42.
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Man Stumbles Across Photo On Facebook – Realizes They're The Same Girls His Wife's Spent
40 Years Searching For
For a parent, being separated from your children has to be the most unbearable thing you could
possibly imagine.
But for a mom named Lani, that was her life for the past 40 years.
Lani, who is from Thailand, met a member of the U.S. Air Force while he was stationed
there during the Vietnam War.
She fell in love with him and soon the couple married and moved to Ohio.
They had a daughter there and then moved to Oxford, England and had another baby girl.
But two years later, the relationship went south and the couple divorced.
Lani, who didn't speak English well, didn't understand the terms of the divorce and signed
away her rights to ever see her daughters again.
And from that day onward, both mother and daughters spent the next 40 years searching
for each other — until they were finally reunited, thanks to social media.
When Lani was separated from her daughters, Starla and Jeannie, the girls were only two
and three years old.
It was as hard on the girls as it was for their mom.
Starla tells ABC News, "We asked our dad a lot about our mom, and he never spoke ill
of our mom to us.
He just said that she couldn't speak English because she's full-blooded Thai, and he
said she thought since we were American and he was in the military, he could take better
care of us and provide us a better life than she could."
So for the next four decades, both mother and daughters searched for each other.
When they got a little older, Starla and Jeannie searched every database they could with the
"help" of their dad — but to no avail.
"When I sit back and I think of everything, I think he just tried to make it look like
he helped.
He was trying to protect us, or he was scared he was going to lose his baby girls.
They always say there are three sides to the story.
His side, her side and the truth," Jeannie tells ABC News.
The years passed and the girls wondered if they should give up the search and move on
with their lives.
But recently, Starla got an unexpected message on Facebook.
It was from a man named Mark Szarmach.
Mark turned out to be Lani's second husband.
He had tried to help his wife find her long-lost daughters, but for a long time, his efforts
came up fruitless.
Mark says about his wife, "Lani wanted to find them but she didn't know how to and
because she had such limited information, there weren't any diligent searches.
But she's often cried herself to sleep and talked about her daughters and how she has
to find them someday."
Because of his wife's accent, Mark thought Starla was named "Stella" and Jeannie
was named "Jenny."
No wonder he had a hard time finding them!
Mark also knew the girls' father's name, though, and search for him, too.
The man's name was John Thompson, and since it was so common, it took time for Mark to
sift through all of the people with the same name.
Eventually, though, he found his obituary.
Through that, he discovered the girls' real names and went to Facebook and searched for
them again.
This time, Mark found a Facebook account for a Jeannie Toomey and was stunned when he saw
one picture in particular.
"I opened up an album and their baby picture popped up.
I was in shock.
I came running out of the bedroom and said, 'Honey you've got to come see this.'
I showed her that picture and she just started bawling," Mark says.
Mark contacted Jeannie, who was blown away.
She and Starla made plans with Lani to finally reunite after 40 years and a week later, they
did!
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So true! This is Why Introverts Prefer to Just Stay Home - Duration: 4:55.
When you know an introvert, you can expect that introverts actually love staying at home
more than anything.
Of course, they will go outside sometimes.
However, there are certain times when they want to stay at home despite of their needs
to go outside.
For an introvert, small talk feels really awkward and boring, and being in a crowd,
you feel alone.
Networking and socializing feels fake to you, and when it is time that you need to recharge
your batteries, that alone time feels incredibly satisfying.
Please subscribe, click the bell button, and watch this video until the end to know the
complete information.
13 reasons when introverts just want to stay home.
#1 - After a tedious work
Introverts who work in the office are not only exhausted because of the work.
They are also exhausted because of meeting people especially those they don't like.
This combination is perfect to choose staying at home instead.
#2 - When they are asked to hang out now
Introverts do not like surprising schedule.
They only want to go outside when they are ready.
They basically need to prepare their mental bravery before they can go outside especially
with large groups.
#3 - When there is additional person
They cannot just stand with too many people.
Again, if you suddenly add one person in the group, the introverts will think twice before
they can go.
They prefer to stay at home instead of going out.
#4 - Small talk
Introverts, despite of their willingness to talk sometimes, they actually do not like
small talks.
They want deep, meaningful conversation to understand others.
#5 - When party with co-workers
Working environment usually consists many people, and they can be overwhelming for you.
Even though you may get some benefits such as being able to talk casually with your boss,
you will choose staying at home instead.
#6 - After hanging out in the other day
Hanging out with a friend is fun for some people.
However, introverted people see the world differently, and they just cannot stand for
multiple trips with friend without break.
#7 - No privacy
Even though introverts are in the public place, they still want to avoid crowd as quickly
as possible.
Unfortunately, they notice that some places cannot provide such luxuries, making them
think twice before going.
#8 - Your favorite TV shows are on air
Well, you just cannot be spoiled about the new episodes of TV series you like to watch.
That is why it is no wonder why you just want to stay home to watch it.
#9 - YOLO (You only live once)
Introverts do not like to take risks, and they just do not want to go outside to do
something that risks their life.
Over drinking, skydiving, and any other tough exercise should be left out.
#10 - Long exposure of crowd
Sometimes introverts really can play around with crowds.
However, there are some point when they are totally exhausted.
#11 - A conversation trap
Introverts can be trapped in a lengthy conversation when they meet someone who talks a lot.
It is a big problem for introverts, and that is why they prefer staying at home.
#12 - Introvert hangover
When you start feeling exhausted, you probably just need to take a break and stay at home.
#13 - Not enjoyable
People want to enjoy things and that also applies to introverts.
They want their activities meaningful and enjoyable.
If you are asking them to go to boring event, they prefer staying home.
Well, those are some of the times when introverts just want to stay home.
Really cool information isn't it?
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How To Attract Women: 8 Easy Ways To INSTANTLY Be More Attractive By Standing Out From The Crowd! - Duration: 9:35.
hi it's Stephan Erdman I'm wearing a suit that's right and there's a reason for it
in this video we're going to be talking about eight ways that you can stand out
from the crowd in order to attract women and if you
ever wanted to make a great first impression on women that you're
interested in then this video is for you
now when people meet you for the first time they will make it assumptions about
you like you make assumptions about them like you make assumptions about me right
now when you see me for the first time you look at how I'm dressed you looking
at my face you look how much I smile so let's be real women do it we do it no
big deal now the key is of course to get people to make good assumptions about
you right so let's get straight into it number one is your body language people
make huge assumptions about you based on your body language the way you stand the
way you move whether you're open whether you're
you're relaxed whether you seem tense if you hold tension in your body it
automatically will make people think that you're hiding something or that you
have some issues that you're having problems and women will also look at you
they will basically look at your body language and they sometimes will have an
instant ink thing what you'll be like in bed because they can see from your body
if you like it's gonna be horrible in bed right because your body language and
your mindset absolutely go together just try this stand up straight and just
punch the air for a second and notice how you feel of course you feel more
energized already so use your body language to stand out from the crowd by
just being the one that's standing tall than everybody else that's just their
centered calm and in control number two accessories accessories are
one of the easiest ways to stand out from the crowd and if you don't use
accessories consciously right now then you're making a big mistake let's say
you're wearing a suit now what will be an accessory for that well you have an
accessory like a tie for example now you can wear the wrong tie as I'm showing
you here and you can wear the right tie now that would be a great tie and that's
a kind of tie that women would comment on incidentally this tie is from a
company called the dark not calm that's a website that I love it's all about
making men look better by giving them the best accessories that you can think
of they have a great selection of ties each of their accessories is handmade
all the ties come with a double layer of wool and cotton interlining they also
have accessories lie for example these lava stone bracelets
okay look at that what I love about these bracelets is that they're rough
and elegant at the same time it's not too big and it fits nicely and it can go
with a suit it can also go with anything casual it
can go with a shirt rolled up sleeves it can go with a bit of a rocky look my
favorite accessory these days especially when I wear a suit a jacket or anything
like that and I want to jazz things up a bit handkerchiefs or pocket squares
handkerchiefs are just beautiful especially this one here also from the
dark not calm so you just pull this together you can stick it in like this
and especially if you come straight from work you want to go on a date for
example slap this on put this on instantly you ready for a date as you
may have realized this video is sponsored by the dark not calm and if
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and making a great first impression and that is to dress well and I know that
sounds obvious but what does dressing well actually mean well it doesn't
necessarily have to mean to buy the most expensive clothes okay I'll have the big
labels in fact that can work against you but when it comes to dressing well
within your style the key thing for me are two things number one wearing
clothes that fit you right number two combining things well now this suit for
example it fits me very well shoulders fit waist fits now contrast
that with this suit that I bought quite a few years ago as you can see it looks
sloppy it looks too big the shoulders are too wide and it just
looks terrible really the same thing with shirts you can get really great
fitting shirts these days with a bit of stretch in them even make sure your
clothes fit you don't always have to get them tailored but if you do find it
difficult to find the right fitting things for yourself then you may have to
go to have them adjusted slightly for your body
the certain basic thing to dressing well is combining colors correct in combining
styles correctly if you wear a dress shirt which is meant to be tucked in and
you wear it over some old jeans or something it's always going to look
horrible if you wear a more casual shirt that is not meant to be tucked in then
it's gonna look very different have a look at this that looks great
have a look at this that looks terrible it just doesn't work together right so
think about these things there's so many videos about these topics so that you
can just research a little bit but it is crucial to making a great first
impression and I noticed the difference every time by the way what I love about
the dark not as well is that they also educate people about how to combine
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are really educational so check it out okay the fourth thing that will always
make you stand out from the crowd is positivity because so many people are so
busy being miserable or being moody or trying to act cool and when you're
positive and you just approach people with positivity you approach life with
positivity you approach yourself with positivity it radiates and it makes
other people want to be spending time with you so focus on what can be done
what you like about people focus on what you like about life be grateful for what
you have focus on what you like about yourself and never get stuck in
negativity for too long I know that sounds general but it's so important
number five openness generally being open is so massive when it comes to
people when it comes to situations when you look at things as opportunities
rather than as dangers you are going to change your
it's a bit like that film yes-man where Jim Carrey said yes to everything now of
course that was a comedy still the principle is really really
amazing now I used to be a maybe person and that's still my tendency I tend to
evaluate things for ages and then I make a decision but when I just go for the
yes and I just go ahead and I see the opportunity and I move towards what I'm
excited about amazing things happen number 6 is obvious for many people and
I don't talk about this very often because I'm not the expert but be in
shape be in reasonable shape when people see you being very out of shape or when
people see you not taking care of your body they make assumptions about how you
deal with the rest of your life it's not really about don't be overweight it's
more about feeling proud of who you are and feeling good about you when you're
in shape when you look your best when you feel your best you automatically
have a huge advantage when you come into a room and people react to you because
it's obvious to them that you feel good about yourself
number seven is a key follow-up from the last one because all of this will give
you confidence and confidence is not something that basically goes against
other people this is where people always get this wrong you cannot be confident
and put people down you can be confident and lift people up that's what real
confidence is if you're interested in learning more about being more confident
just check out my program there should be a link here for you now the last
thing that will make you stand out from the crowd I just want to take it
separate here is to have a purpose having a purpose comes out in your body
language having a purpose comes out in your confidence having your purpose
comes out in how you interact with people when you know what you want at
any moment in your life you are much stronger than your average person most
people just float through life they sort of just adjust all the time to what's
happening and something that women really go for is a man with a purpose a
man on a mission so those are some of my favorite ways of
standing out from the crowd and attracting women in the process for
making a great first impression without even talking to them and so that when
you start talking to them they already intrigued
they want to talk to you just to reiterate go to the dark not calm if you
want to get amazing accessories get 25% off AG 25 is the coupon code go to the
link here in the description thanks for watching haven't missed something let me
know in the comment section please like this video give it a thumbs up and
subscribe if you haven't done so already what's the next video here or go to the
website and check out the six-week w confidence challenge I see you later
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Chelsea Cutler - Someone Else (Lyrics) - Duration: 3:37.
Every time 'cause I'm scared you're with someone else
Maybe it's 4 AM but I still call you up
Maybe I'm lonely and I don't know what I want
Maybe I need another shadow in the dark
Every time 'cause I'm scared you're with someone else
Maybe it's 4 AM but I still call you up
Maybe I'm lonely and I don't know what I want
Maybe I need another shadow in the dark
Every time 'cause I want you to put me through hell
Maybe it's 4 AM but I still call you up
Maybe I'm lonely and I don't know what I want
Maybe I need another shadow in the dark
Can't help but thinking you're with her
Know that we left it to simmer
I need you, I need you, I need you alone
Two drinks, I do this, I do this, I know
would you be down if I wanted you still
You got me wondering
So tell me it's real
It feels like forever
That you wanted this
'Cause it's been three days And you will not say
But you won't admit
I know what this is yeah
Every time 'cause I'm scared you're with someone else
Maybe it's 4 AM but I still call you up
Maybe I'm lonely and I don't know what I want
Maybe I need another shadow in the dark
Every time 'cause I want you to put me through hell
Maybe it's 4 AM but I still call you up
Maybe I'm lonely and I don't know what I want
Maybe I need another shadow in the dark
Hung out to dry in the city, yeah
Then in the morning you leave me
I call you, I call you, you answer the phone
Two drinks, I do this, I do this, I know
swear that I'm fine No self control, yeah
Don't answer the phone
But I can't let go
It's been for a minute
Then walk out the door
I know what you want, you say I'm the one
We've been here before
I know why you're calling
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Samantha Bee Apologizes To Ivanka, But White House Still Wants Her Fired - Duration: 4:05.
This week, Samantha Bee, the host of Full Frontal on TBS, came under fire for comments
that she made about Ivanka Trump. On a recent program, Samantha Bee was talking about the
fact that Ivanka Trump posted a picture with her child and how loving and wonderful that
was, while, at the same time, ignoring the fact that her father's policies on immigration
are to quite literally rip children out of the hands of their parents and then apparently
just lose them in the process. Samantha Bee referred to Ivanka Trump as a
"feckless c***." Now, Samantha Bee, once the uproar started, she came out. She issued
a video apology. She apologized on Twitter. She made it clear that she believes that she
screwed up, that she used inappropriate language, that it harmed people, and she was not happy
with herself. She apologized to everyone, said this is something that's not going to
happen again. Here's the thing. Even after that apology,
which actually did sound sincere, unlike Roseanne's apology, the White House ... Friday morning,
Donald Trump tweeted out the following. "Why aren't they firing no-talent Samantha Bee
for the horrible language used on her low-rating show, a total double standard, but that's
okay. We are winning and will be doing so for a long time to come."
Donald Trump is echoing what a lot of conservatives are out there saying right now, that Samantha
Bee should be fired for this vulgar language that she used to describe Ivanka Trump. Now,
I don't know if conservatives are aware of this or not, but there are actually plenty
of photos online that you could easily find. We've got some we can show, as well, of conservatives
wearing T-shirts referring to Hillary Clinton as a c***. T-shirts that say, "F*** your
feelings." Now these same people, who say, "I don't
care about your feelings," or "Hillary Clinton is" this horrible word, now they
act like they have the right to be outraged because somebody else on the other side of
the aisle used this language? Yeah, not how it works, not to mention the fact that Donald
Trump himself has invited people like Ted Nugent into the White House, who also referred
to Hillary Clinton as a c***, as has Roseanne Barr, but Ted Nugent also threatened to murder
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, and he gets an invite to the White House for his horrible
language. Where's the outrage there, folks? The Republican Party has a massive double
standard today that is just unbelievable hilarious, because they're incapable of looking at their
own side and seeing how disgusting they truly are. It's like these people have never walked
past a mirror to find out that they're the ones, in fact, covered in mud right now. The
reason that this whole crusade against Samantha Bee even started ... Again, it all goes back
to Roseanne being canceled, so these conservatives are mad that their white trash hero got her
show canceled, so they're doing everything in their power to get liberal hosts canceled,
as well. Not going to work with Samantha Bee. She did issue her apology. TBS has accepted
it. They have not shown any signs so far that she's going to be fired.
She's going to keep on doing what she does, because her voice is actually pretty vital
right now. She is out there, and yes she uses humor to do it, but she's actually telling
stories that the rest of the media's not even talking about. Yes, we do need Samantha Bee
out there. Personally, I have no problem with the language that she used, although I'm glad
she apologized. I know some people may have been offended, but okay, that happens. You
don't have to agree with the language somebody uses all the time, and I get that. Nonetheless,
Samantha Bee is a vital voice out there. She may have, in her opinion, used the wrong word
there, but when you're talking about a policy that is to rip children away from their parents
without ever knowing whether or not they'll see them again, I think harsh language is
fully justified.
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SAVI - Voices (ft. Bryan Ellis) [Lyrics] - Duration: 3:03.
♪ I'm a stranger in my own head ♪
♪ I got strangers livin' in my bed ♪
♪ I take pain like I take this pleasure of mine ♪
♪ Waking up wondering when it's all gon end ♪
♪ And ooh baby ♪
♪ Ooh baby ♪
♪ Save me from myself ♪
♪ And oh baby ♪
♪ Lord take me ♪
♪ Keep me from this hell ♪
♪ And I'm running ♪
♪ I'm running from the voices in my head ♪
♪ They're comin' ♪
♪ They're comin' ♪
♪ They're comin' for me again ♪
♪ I got danger running through my veins ♪
♪ So much anger that I can't contain ♪
♪ I feel the rain like I feel this pressure on me ♪
♪ And I go to sleep wondering what the day gon bring ♪
♪ And ooh baby ♪
♪ Ooh baby ♪
♪ Save me from myself ♪
♪ And oh baby ♪
♪ Lord take me ♪
♪ Keep me from this hell ♪
♪ And I'm running ♪
♪ I'm running from the voices in my head ♪
♪ They're comin' ♪
♪ They're comin' ♪
♪ They're comin' for me again ♪
♪ Somebody save me from ♪
♪ Yeah, save me from ♪
♪ Baby save me from myself ♪
♪ Somebody keep me from, keep me from, keep me from ♪
♪ From this burning, burning hell ♪
♪ And I'm running ♪
♪ I'm running from the voices in my head ♪
♪ They're comin' ♪
♪ They're comin' ♪
♪ They're comin' for me again ♪
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Evil Iron Man vs Team Spider-Man! Marvel Strike Force IOS Game Pt. 2 - Duration: 13:36.
oh look at him in this look like my arms yeah what's up everybody it's dead soon
and we've got to do part two of Marvel Marvel Strikeforce and last time we won
against evil hope your soldier and Winter Soldier and we unlocked a special
character The Punisher who was an awesome character at a grenade launcher
there's a dimensional portal portal that's opening up another dimension of
evil superheroes and they're coming and invading the world and the good
superheroes have to save the day Hey so we're trying to build our team so we've
got we've got Luke Cage spider-man The Punisher and the shield medic who is
very important so we're gonna use our team against Black Panther up there and
this is chapter 2 level 1 you excuse you excuse you I created strike to deal with
interdimensional threats the kind of stuff even Shuler the Avengers are not
equipped to deal with so I'm assuming this qualifies absolutely definitely
corrupted versions of Earth through smoke house for the lesson come in hey
so we've only got four characters see that little Plus slot right there okay
we want to add somebody there we want to bless somebody like this plus we're
gonna go get ready for our first fight which I'm gonna fight is that all right
and I'm gonna give you enough fight number two also while this is loading I
want to say that we are leveling up our content for the summer and we're making
more videos we've got more time to do fun stuff while little flash is out of
school and we're gonna be playing a weekly game along with our weekly shake
Rumble along with our weekly family challenge and along with our weekly what
what else was it weekly superhero gear tests and toys review yep a weekly one
ooh we got evil Hawkeye continue Nick Fury says these are not heroes from our
dimension he keeps repeating himself and don't know why so I'm gonna use I'm
gonna go back there to Hawkeye click
spring down in the face with my webs I'm bout this I used my sneeze power on hug
I kaboom this heed on water dogs barking downstairs man face okay so we're doing
good on health except our medic is about to die yeah but I think we were safe
yeah we are okay let's do a taunt which means that only they will they will pay
attention to him and that's the only person they'll get and everybody kick
him in the face and he's gone he's gone Oh soon you will all bow to the new king
I spit on the table so we're gonna hit continue and we gotta face off with
black evil black panther with fire eyes
okay okay we're gonna heal up because that medic we use the medics heal
ability and now we're ready to go so let's use a grenade on Black Panthers
because cuz he deserves it he hit the road that didn't do much damage at all
he's tough he's got super he's got super armor I think I'm gonna do damage okay
his defenses down let's see shoot well that's our only evil black
panther just disappeared see if we got enough power to get rid of these guys
forearm to the helmet face they Oh they've all got these fiery eyes what's
the matter with this because they're evil
he don't do this fast Oh Finn sit down I think we're good I think we got it
boom one more bit a little I am oh nice three star good Jerry
okay so we've got a few things here you know what we need to do we need to level
up our players and train them that made the most difference last time I mean
will an iron will a corrupted iron man launches an assault on Wakanda let's see
if we can level him up what about this Oh security clearance whatever now he
can get on to the the rock bus I guess let's see if he's oh he's got some
powers he can get on the bus too I'm talking on the superhero bucks Oh
poly fiber what does that do who knows it's Traynham nothing nothing this is so
frustrating sometimes this game takes patience I'm telling you can we train
him no no no for dirt for what happens when you click get heroes can we do this
no too poor let's save up our orbs our man that
corrupted you to his fiery Iron Man not corrupted Parker liberated we've all
been United for one single purpose and you're next gonna have to pass on that
offer mr. stark Timon join me free will oh man and there's a new helmet head
he's got a shield look at that look at that shield Iron Man no goodbye iron mom
boom I cut them off come off guard I cut our main off guard Iron Man's
almost dead I'm in bed
Thank You Tanya this time in the face
boom critical hit Punisher just dropped an explosive that was awesome he dropped
a mine we're made oh oh there are three evil
iron men where there's aerial scream there's three on the screen we got a
whole army of Iron Man's from other dimensions that's not good you really
are full of yourself oh boy take you awesome might as well kick all of them
in the face all right Punisher you're up kill him nice I like it blood to him Oh
kill me
one more shot man she's honest she's a sharpshooter victory 3-star victory and
we got all these things that we can't use yeah alright go to store you're
offering us Thor for 9.99 let's open up Thor see if he can help us oh yeah
recruit Thor you ready do you recruit a new character for your strike force
little shortcut there but we did it whoa look at him in this look like my arms oh
no no not quite okay I'm working on not working all right
recruit twenty thousand gold pieces that's worth it we've recruited Thor bro
he's level one let's train him Oh No continue we will win can we do that
again nope so let's get him let's get him all the stuff we gave he can get on
the bus now he must hold out until they wait a minute bullseye is that bullseye
that's bullseye
one more level and then we'll go remember comment below what game you
want to see us play this summer because we're gonna be playing what Donkey Kong
jr. Donkey Kong Country tropical freeze on King Kong Country on Nintendo switch
we're gonna be playing oh I see Mario obviously we're gonna be playing Mario
Tennis the new Mario Tennis
where's bullseye that's a possible world war a possible reward okay oh oh oh
nebula is back there she's way back there yeah right there Renee er I don't
know evil nebulous she's already kind of evil
anyway yeah new Guardian got she showed up she showed up she callin before
reinforcements the extraction Paul Pott has been called
in okay
Hey oh she dodged she's fierce she gonna dodge this like
critical hit Oh get her while you're at it
Oh spider-man's gone first time we've ever lost spider-man yes
so extraction pod what is it what does that mean pot is zeroing in our on our
coordinates stage two of three complete okay we need one more shot on her run
into the truck good we'll hit on her I don't even know why she's out here boom
okay stage three stage three complete what's this we got to get out of there
for prayer for extraction how about everybody get in there come on everybody
get in there all right so we beat nebula nebula and got in the with a little car
that she brought okay yeah so we're out of here remember to comment below what
game you want to see give this video a thumbs up because it really helps lift
our an evil star-lord do you want to do part three of this in
a part three guys Jonas is actually kind of bad we got lots of anything to hold
guardians of the galaxy we're gonna fight for him
that's Ronan Ronan so in part 3 if you want to see part 3 give this video a
thumbs up that lets us know that you liked it and
we will be going up against the evil guardians of the galaxy that sounds
really bad and Ronin well he's in the movie at least alright say bye buddy
you
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MAJOR Impact Wrestling Title Changes! ROH Star To WWE! | WrestleTalk News May 2018 - Duration: 4:26.
Hello and welcome to the WrestleLuke News - I'm Oli Davis… in a minor role. And
I'm also country music singer/songwriter Shania Twain's biggest fan… that's why
I wear the jacket. Kevin Owens Verified On Twitter
But WWE wrestler Kevin Owens seems to think he's a bigger Twain-a-maniac than me. Well
that don't impress me much. Ever since he was 'fired' from SmackDown
back in March, Owens removed all references to WWE from his Twitter bio, changed his name
back to Kevin Steen and got rid of the blue verified tick to further the storyline.
He now has reinstated his account, though, revealing the reason in his new Twitter bio:
"I got verified again so that I can beg Shania Twain to play my favorite song "When"
at her concert this summer in Montreal because I'll be there. I'm serious."
Ok, Kev - we'll call it a draw. We'll both hold the Twain-a-maniac World title.
But be prepared, because Austin Aries might come for that one too.
Austin Aries Regains Impact Title In April, Aries lost his Impact World Championship
to Pentagon Jr at the Redemption pay-per-view - who was a replacement after Alberto El Patron
parted ways with the company, but now, just over a month later, Aries has recaptured the
title at Impact's 'Under Pressure' event in a match that had two restarts.
The first came after Pentagon Jr was counted out. Unhappy with the result, Aries challenged
Pentagon to restart the match. Another count out followed shortly after, but this time
it was Pentagon Jr insisting the match be restarted.
Just as the ref went to call for the bell, though, Aries made like Shinsuke Nakamura
and delivered a low blow, followed by a brainbuster for the win.
And Aries wasn't the only new champion on last night's Impact...
Su Yung Wins Knockouts Title … as Su Yung beat Allie in a 'Last Rites'
match to win the Knockouts title. A last rites match is where the wrestlers
try to lock their opponent in a casket...if only there was some other, more obvious name
for this match gimmick… Yung managed to render Allie unconscious with
a mandible claw, and then rolled her into the casket to win her first Knockouts title.
Eli Drake Staying With Impact? Elsewhere on the show, Eli Drake overcame
his unfavourable 33 ⅓ percent chance odds to beat his former tag partner Scott Steiner.
Drake's victory might be a good sign for his future with the promotion, as PWInsider
are reporting he's currently in contract negotiations, with his deal set to expire
this weekend. Apparently an offer is on the table, but the site can't confirm whether
it's been signed. Drake moved to Impact in 2015, after a short
developmental contract with WWE. He's gone onto become one of Impact's top stars, even
winning the promotion's top title last August. Deonna Purrazzo To WWE
But not all wrestlers can ward off the temptation of WWE, as Squared Circle Sirens is reporting
Ring of Honor star Deonna Purrazzo has signed with the company.
PWInsider have also confirmed the move, adding that her ROH contract had a six-month out
clause - which Purrazzo has taken to start with WWE this Summer, most likely for this
year's reported Mae Young Classic tournament. Io Shirai Leaving Stardom
And it's now all but confirmed one of the best wrestlers in the world will be joining
her, as Io Shirai herself has confirmed she's leaving her long-time home Stardom.
WWE previously tried to sign Shirai in 2017, but a heart issue flagged up in her medical
reportedly stopped the move. Now though, it could only be a matter of months before she's
destroying Dana Brooke in gauntlet matches. Shirai made the announcement in her blog,
saying she wants to search for new opportunities in her career. She lost her Wonder of Stardom
Championship to 18-year-old - I hate talented people - Momo Watanabe last week, and her
farewell appearance will reportedly take place on June 17th...which is the same day as Money
in the Bank… SHIRAI CASHING IN ON AJ STYLES CONFIRMED!
What are the best wrestling botches of the week? Find out by clicking the WrestleTalk.com
link onscreen now for this week's Botchamania article. And give us a subscribe to keep up
to date with all the latest backstage professional wrestling news.
I've been Oli Davis, and that was wrestling.
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Nightcore → What I Need | Hayley Kiyoko ft. Kehlani「Lyrics」 - Duration: 3:13.
Nightcore → What I Need | Hayley Kiyoko ft. Kehlani「Lyrics」
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What John Goodman Really Thinks About The Roseanne Controversy - Duration: 1:59.
John Goodman has broken his silence regarding ABC's cancellation of Roseanne.
On Wednesday, May 30th, Entertainment Tonight reported that the actor had finally spoken
up about Roseanne Barr's recent racist and Islamophobic tweet and the show's subsequent
cancellation.
But unlike some of his sitcom co-stars, Goodman was hesitant to address the matters at hand,
saying,
"I would rather say nothing than to cause trouble."
Discussing Barr's tweet and Twitter in general, the celebrated 65-year-old actor said,
"I don't know anything about it.
I don't read it."
Goodman also admitted to not knowing anything about ABC's rumored plans to rework the series
into a spinoff.
When asked about the cancellation potentially dashing any hopes for an Emmy win, Goodman
said,
"I wasn't gonna get an Emmy anyway."
The star said he's had plenty of chances already ...
"I've been up there twelve times already, and if I don't get one by now I'm not gonna
get one."
As noted by ET, Goodman has actually received 11 Emmy nominations over the span of his career,
including six for his role as Barr's on-screen husband, Dan Conner, on Roseanne.
The actor won an Emmy in 2007 for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series for his work
on Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip.
Barr sparked outrage when she tweeted that Valerie Jarrett, an African American woman
who served as an advisor to President Barack Obama, resembled an ape, while also drawing
on a far-right conspiracy theory that she's a secret Muslim agent.
Barr later apologized for her words, but she's also defended them, claiming that her remarks
were the result of late-night tweeting while on Ambien.
For the record, Sanofi, the company that produces Ambien, noted,
"While all pharmaceutical treatments have side effects, racism is not a known side effect
of any Sanofi medication."
As a result of Barr's tweet, ABC canceled the series, and the president of ABC Entertainment,
Channing Dungey, released a statement that read, in part,
"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values
..."
Following suit, a number of channels and streaming services, including Hulu, also pulled Roseanne
reruns from their line-ups.
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