HEY, HEY, HEY!
ANNOUNCER: GOOD EVENING AND
WELCOME TO THE CONTINUED
DEGRADATION OF DONALD TRUMP'S
HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME STAR.
ACTUALLY, WE HAVE A MORE RECENT
PICTURE.
THAT'S THE ONE.
ON HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD LAST
NIGHT, BIG BRAWL.
THEY'RE STANDING OVER HIS
STAR.
THIS IS A FIGHT OVER DONALD
TRUMP, LET'S FACE IT.
ANNOUNCER: STARTED OUT FINE.
TRUMP SUPPORTERS POSED WITH A
CUTOUT.
ANTI-TRUMP PEOPLE SHOUTED --
[BLEEP].
ANNOUNCER: YOU KNOW, THE USUAL.
BUT THEN --
ONE OF THE ANTI-TRUMP GUYS IN
HIS CHANT USED THE N WORD.
ONE OF THE TRUMP SUPPORTERS SAID
DON'T USE THAT WORD.
WAIT, WHAT?
I CAN [BLEEP] IF I WANT TO.
I CAN [BLEEP] IF I WANT TO.
ANNOUNCER: THAT'S WHEN ANOTHER
TRUMP GUY STEPS IN AND --
HEY, HEY, HEY!
ANNOUNCER: -- TOTAL BLOODY
CHAOS, PUNCHES, KICKS, HEAD
LOCKS AND THEN IT SPREAD OUT TO
THE SURROUNDING CROWD.
WHAT ANTI-TRUMP GUY ENDS UP ON
THE GROUND AND GETS KICKED IN
THE HEAD.
HARVEY: DID HE GET HURT?
ANNOUNCER: NAH, HE'S FINE.
NO, HE PROBABLY GOT REALLY HURT.
ANYWAY, A LOT OF FUSS OVER A
PILE OF ROCKS.
A COUPLE NIGHTS BACK THE STAR
GOT DEMOLISHED BY A GUY WITH A
PICKAX.
LOOK AT THIS GUY.
HE'S LIKE, YOU KNOW WHAT, NONE
OF MY BUSINESS.
HARVEY: THEY CANNOT REPLACE THIS
STAR.
IT'S NOW LIKE THE LIGHTNING ROD.
PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FOR A FIGHT
ARE GOING TO GO TO THAT STAR.
OH, THEY'RE GOING TO BE LIKE
MEET YOU AT THE TRUMP STAR,
LIKE --
[LAUGHTER]
I WILL SEE YOU OUTSIDE AT THE
TRUMP STAR.
ANNOUNCER: WELL, THEY MAY FIND
IT A BIT CROWDED.
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Here's What I Think About Car Insurance Rates and More - Duration: 4:01.
rev up your engines, Martin Sue says, Scotty I'm looking for my
first car, would a Lexus from the 90s or 2000 be a good choice what should I look
for and how can I get the cheapest insurance rate, okay well Lexus makes great cars, my
my wife's got 2002 ES300 I bought for 4 grand with 60,000 miles best car we ever
had, if you can find one like that they're very hard to find,
go ahead by one, now what you want to do is, buy a four-cylinder one because
the rates, the insurance rates in the United States especially in Texas, they
go by engine size, you get a four-cylinder with a smaller engine the
rates are gonna be cheaper, and you don't want to go for a sports car because the
rates are higher, so get a four-door the insurance rates are cheaper on a
4-door then they will be on a sports one, and just you know look around the price
they're very good cars, and the lower the engine the more sedan ish, you're gonna
get lower insurance rates, that's just how that works
Taleen Soul, says I got a 99 Chevy Cavalier it always overheats when I
Drive it over 60 miles an hour, nobody can figure out why, well the mechanics
you're going to are idiots, there's only really a few reasons that can overheat
when you go over a certain speed, one is if your head gasket is starting to
wear, the faster you go it builds up too much heat, I've got a video for that, how
to tell if your head gasket is blown, you can do that test and if it's starting to
blow, the liquid in the test will turn from blue to yellow, then you know it's blown head
gasket, if it's not that, you've probably got a bad radiator, the radiator
dissipates heat, if you got an older radiator when your engine goes faster
and faster and faster, it builds up so much heat that a worn-out radiator can't
dissipate the heat, now how you can test that is, you watch your temperature gauge
you go over 60 and it gets high, quick turn your heater on full blast
then the heater is dissipating heat, now summer so it's hot, roll the windows down
so you don't melt yourself, but if you find your turn to heater on then the
temperature starts to go back to normal, you need a new radiator, that's a very
good way of testing that, it's how I test it when I'm working on them,
Brandon says Scotty, my father has an O7 BMW X3, when you're going at a high
speed and you slow down it will stall, I replaced the air filter less than
two thousand miles, do you know why thanks, okay well mainly it's a 12 year
old BMW and they fall apart when they age, but if your going fast and you slow down and it
stalls, it's got a problem in the idling system, and sometimes it's a very simple
thing you just need to clean it, I have a very good video, how to fix your car with
a little spray cleaner, you buy two bottles of the spray cleaner and it costs you
like 14 bucks, follow the directions, it shows you how to clean it, and it'll
probably fix your problem, because it's normally the throtte's got gunk on or
the mass sensors got gunk on it, and that shows how to clean them, the spray cleaners are
gonna cost you maybe 14 bucks and you can do it yourself, if that doesn't fix
it, it is a BMW and there's all kinds of sensors that could go wrong, then you'd have to
go to a BMW mechanic, charge you a ton of money, because that's how BMW mechanics are
but doing the spray cleaner stuff, a lot of times it will fix them, that one gamer
says, my 90 Mustang has a problem with battery consumption, if we leave it
connected overnight it will be dead in the morning any tipsm sure watch my video
fixing battery drain in your carm you got a battery drain somewhere and you can
check it yourself it's a very simple thing, you basically take off the
negative battery terminal, you connect it with a little meter and you watch it, the
meter shows there's a drain, you pull out the fuses in your fuse box one at a
time and when the drain goes down, you know that particular fuse, whatever it's
running has a short in the system, and if it's something you don't care about like
dome light, you can just leave the fuse out, you don't have to, but if you want to
fix it then you have to trace that whole system whatever that fuse runs to find
out where the drain is, it's pretty simple thing to do on an older car like
that, so if you never want to miss another one
of my new car repair videos, remember to ring that Bell!
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Here's What Comes To Netflix In August 2018 - Duration: 7:33.
Netflix must want you to stream away your last few weeks of summer. How else to explain why the company adds about four dozen original movies, shows and specials this August? And, on top of that, Netflix has a movie lineup that includes "The Aviator," "No Country for Old Men," "Million Dollar Baby" and "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
" Cancel your August summer plans. Forget the ice cream cone, unless you're letting that melting goodness drip onto your couch instead of by a pool
The new Matt Groening cartoon, "Disenchanted," and the second season of "Ozark" stand out as the Netflix Original shows to watch this month
Or, you could check out the third season of "Dinotrux Supercharged," a show about trucks that look like dinosaurs and also have special powers
A few notable movies leave the service. It's your last chance for "Finding Dory," "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story" and "The 40-Year-Old Virgin
" Check out the full list of arrivals and departures below. And, if you want to stay informed on what's joining Netflix on a weekly basis, make sure to subscribe to the Streamline newsletter
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" comes to Netflix on Aug
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Arrivals Aug. 1 "Batman Begins" "Chernobyl Diaries" "Clerks" "Constantine" "Dreamcatcher" "Edge of Fear" "Eraser" "Gran Torino" "House of Deadly Secrets" "Los tiempos de Pablo Escobar" (Season 1) "Million Dollar Baby" "No Reservations" "Once in a Lifetime Sessions with Moby" "Once in a Lifetime Sessions with Nile Rodgers" "Once in a Lifetime Sessions with Noel Gallagher" "Once in a Lifetime Sessions with TLC" "P
S. I Love You" "Secretariat" "Silverado" "Steel Magnolias" "Stripes" "Switched" (Netflix Original) "The Aviator" "The Golden Compass" "The Informant!" "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" "The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement" The Aviator "The Aviator" comes to Netflix on August 1
Aug. 2 "Emelie" Aug. 3 "Brij Mohan Amar Rahe" (Netflix Film) "Cocaine Coast" (Netflix Original) "Dinotrux Supercharged" (Season 3, Netflix Original) "I AM A KILLER" (Netflix Original) "Like Father" (Netflix Film) "Marching Orders" (Netflix Original) Aug
4 "Flavors of Youth: International Version" (Netflix Original) "Mr. Sunshine" (Streaming Every Saturday, Netflix Original) "On Children" (Netflix Original) Aug
5 "Paid in Full" Aug. 9 "Perdida" (Netflix Film) "The Originals" (Season 5) Aug
10 "72 Dangerous Animals: Asia" (Netflix Original) "Afflicted" (Netflix Original) "All About the Washingtons" (Netflix Original) "Demetri Martin: The Overthinker" (Netflix Original) "Insatiable" (Netflix Original) "La casa de las flores" (Netflix Original) "Million Pound Menu" (Netflix Original) "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" (Netflix Film) "The Package" (Netflix Film) "The Ponysitters Club" (Netflix Original) "Voltron: Legendary Defender" (Season 7, Netflix Original) "Zion" (Netflix Original) No Country for Old Men "No Country for Old Men" comes to Netflix on August 11
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15 "Adventures in Public School" "Hostiles" "The 100" (Season 5) Aug. 16 "Evan Almighty" "Wish I Was Here" Aug
17 "Disenchantment" (Netflix Original) "Magic for Humans" (Netflix Original) "Pinky Malinky" (Netflix Original) "Spirit Riding Free" (Season 6, Netflix Original) "Stay Here" (Netflix Original) "The Motive" (Netflix Film) "To All The Boys I've Loved Before" (Netflix Film) "Ultraviolet" (Netflix Original) Netflix "Disenchantment" comes to Netflix on August 17
Aug. 19 "The Investigator: A British Crime Story" (Season 2, Netflix Original) Aug
21 "Year One" Aug. 23 "Deadwind" (Netflix Original) "Follow This" (Netflix Original) "Great News" (Season 1) Aug
24 "Ask the StoryBots" (Season 2, Netflix Original) "Bert Kreischer: Secret Time" (Netflix Original) "Ghoul" (Netflix Original) "The After Party" (Netflix Film) "The Innocents" (Netflix Original) "Trolls: The Beat Goes On!" (Season 3, Netflix Original) "Young & Hungry" (Season 5) Aug
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Here's What I Think About Car Insurance Rates and More - Duration: 4:01.rev up your engines, Martin Sue says, Scotty I'm looking for my
first car, would a Lexus from the 90s or 2000 be a good choice what should I look
for and how can I get the cheapest insurance rate, okay well Lexus makes great cars, my
my wife's got 2002 ES300 I bought for 4 grand with 60,000 miles best car we ever
had, if you can find one like that they're very hard to find,
go ahead by one, now what you want to do is, buy a four-cylinder one because
the rates, the insurance rates in the United States especially in Texas, they
go by engine size, you get a four-cylinder with a smaller engine the
rates are gonna be cheaper, and you don't want to go for a sports car because the
rates are higher, so get a four-door the insurance rates are cheaper on a
4-door then they will be on a sports one, and just you know look around the price
they're very good cars, and the lower the engine the more sedan ish, you're gonna
get lower insurance rates, that's just how that works
Taleen Soul, says I got a 99 Chevy Cavalier it always overheats when I
Drive it over 60 miles an hour, nobody can figure out why, well the mechanics
you're going to are idiots, there's only really a few reasons that can overheat
when you go over a certain speed, one is if your head gasket is starting to
wear, the faster you go it builds up too much heat, I've got a video for that, how
to tell if your head gasket is blown, you can do that test and if it's starting to
blow, the liquid in the test will turn from blue to yellow, then you know it's blown head
gasket, if it's not that, you've probably got a bad radiator, the radiator
dissipates heat, if you got an older radiator when your engine goes faster
and faster and faster, it builds up so much heat that a worn-out radiator can't
dissipate the heat, now how you can test that is, you watch your temperature gauge
you go over 60 and it gets high, quick turn your heater on full blast
then the heater is dissipating heat, now summer so it's hot, roll the windows down
so you don't melt yourself, but if you find your turn to heater on then the
temperature starts to go back to normal, you need a new radiator, that's a very
good way of testing that, it's how I test it when I'm working on them,
Brandon says Scotty, my father has an O7 BMW X3, when you're going at a high
speed and you slow down it will stall, I replaced the air filter less than
two thousand miles, do you know why thanks, okay well mainly it's a 12 year
old BMW and they fall apart when they age, but if your going fast and you slow down and it
stalls, it's got a problem in the idling system, and sometimes it's a very simple
thing you just need to clean it, I have a very good video, how to fix your car with
a little spray cleaner, you buy two bottles of the spray cleaner and it costs you
like 14 bucks, follow the directions, it shows you how to clean it, and it'll
probably fix your problem, because it's normally the throtte's got gunk on or
the mass sensors got gunk on it, and that shows how to clean them, the spray cleaners are
gonna cost you maybe 14 bucks and you can do it yourself, if that doesn't fix
it, it is a BMW and there's all kinds of sensors that could go wrong, then you'd have to
go to a BMW mechanic, charge you a ton of money, because that's how BMW mechanics are
but doing the spray cleaner stuff, a lot of times it will fix them, that one gamer
says, my 90 Mustang has a problem with battery consumption, if we leave it
connected overnight it will be dead in the morning any tipsm sure watch my video
fixing battery drain in your carm you got a battery drain somewhere and you can
check it yourself it's a very simple thing, you basically take off the
negative battery terminal, you connect it with a little meter and you watch it, the
meter shows there's a drain, you pull out the fuses in your fuse box one at a
time and when the drain goes down, you know that particular fuse, whatever it's
running has a short in the system, and if it's something you don't care about like
dome light, you can just leave the fuse out, you don't have to, but if you want to
fix it then you have to trace that whole system whatever that fuse runs to find
out where the drain is, it's pretty simple thing to do on an older car like
that, so if you never want to miss another one
of my new car repair videos, remember to ring that Bell!
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BEST Denzel Curry Songs On "TA13OO" - Duration: 10:05.
This wasn't easy. Denzel just dropped one of the best albums of 2018, nearly every track
was great, and I've gotta try to narrow it down to a handful of picks for the best
songs. But I've managed to do it, so today that's what we're gonna talk about. If
you wanna see how my twin first reacted to this album, that will be linked in the description
below, as always we share the exact same thoughts on the album, almost like we're the same
person. But with that being said, this is CDTVProductions, and let's look at the best
songs from Denzel Curry's TA13OO album.
7 - VENGEANCE | VENGEANCE (feat. JPEGMAFIA & ZillaKami)
Going into this track I didn't know this combo would work so well, but oh my god everyone
on here killed it. Straight from the second the hook kicks in, you can tell this track
is just gonna be full of raw energy, and it doesn't disappoint. Denzel comes in with
this maniacal delivery, JPEGMAFIA gives us a great verse, cynical as always and taking
a few more shots at Drake which is also fun, and ZillaKami definitely ramped up the anger
on here a notch or two, literally barking his lyrics by the end of his verse. It's
a brutal track, and it's great.
6 - BLACK METAL TERRORIST | 13 M T
This is easily one of the angriest tracks I've heard from Denzel, and the psychotic
energy he exudes here is insane. Just that contrast between the chorus of this track
and the verses makes it all the more explosive, going from Denzel rapping normally to him
suddenly firing out his aggression over some extremely heavy 808s. It's really fitting
for this to be the final track too, it brings it full circle as the album starts pretty
positively but by this point it's just fully descended into darkness. It's a crazy, energetic
song, and it's one that makes me really wanna see a Denzel concert at some point in
my life.
5 - CLOUT COBAIN | CLOUT CO13A1N
In terms of the message, this could honestly be the most important song on the entire album.
It speaks to the state of the rap industry, where most people have to portray a fake caricature
of themselves to gain some momentary fame. This can be seen everywhere
in rap, with people doing increasingly dumb stuff for some recognition because that's
what people want, but Denzel also touches on the fact that this could be destructive
for the mental state of people chasing that fame. It's a song that really covers the
struggles of fame, trying to achieve it, and struggling to trust people once you have it.
On top of that, it's just a banger that shows Denzel's versatility, as there's
very little rapping throughout this track. This song looks like it's doing big things
for Denzel's career, and he genuinely deserves it.
4 - SUMO | ZUMO
This was the first single released from this project, so I thought I would've cooled
down on it by now, but if anything it's a track I bump even more after the release
of the album. Thematically, this track is almost a more exaggerated and braggadocious
version of Cash Maniac, the track that it comes after. Denzel is just flexing on this
track, whilst preparing us for the harder sound of the tracks on act 2 of the album.
This track doesn't quite reach the aggression levels of Black Metal Terrorist, but it's
still insanely hard hitting. Denzel is right at home on that bassy, ruthless production,
delivering his lyrics in such a bloodthirsty way that it's impossible to not bang your
head when you hear it.
3 - SIRENS | Z1RENZ (feat. J.I.D)
A lot of rappers have given their views on the politics of America right now, and this
is Denzel and JID's track for doing that. Denzel's goes in on both of his verses,
with this amazing metaphor on the first one that essentially represents the relationship
between minorities and America. And then, well then there's JID's verse. He absolutely
murdered this. He did so well that Denzel said he actually went back and wrote another
verse for this song because JID did so damn well, originally the track was just JID's
verse and Denzel's last verse. He basically makes the entirety of his verse
an extended metaphor, comparing America to a girl, and that's great because it means
you can go through his verse and look at every line to see how it applies to this metaphor.
On top of that, his flow is just crazy and he has one of his fastest verses on here (lemme
know if you wanna see a video on that). It's always interesting for me to hear songs about
the state of America because as you can tell, I don't live there, and that's what
this track delivers.
2 - BLACK BALLOONS | 13LACK 13ALLOONS
This song really stood out to me, as it's pretty much one of the most upbeat sounding
tracks on here, and I think it really exemplifies the "Light" segment of the album. Don't
get me wrong, the topic Denzel is talking about still has dark tones to it as the song
is all about pain, the emotion that the black balloons represent. However the song does
display hope that these black balloons can pop, and eventually your pain will pass, so
there is a very uplifting side to it, which is really amplified by the lighter production
and beautiful chorus. It's a song that definitely sounds like it could have a lot of commercial
appeal whilst still talking about serious topics and issues. Not to mention, we have
a great guest verse from GoldLink, who really fits in on this beat with his smooth, melodic
tones. I just really love the symbolism of this track, and I could see it becoming one
of the most popular from the album.
1 - PERCS | PERCZ
And just like Sumo, I thought this song might've lost a bit of its impact by the time the album
dropped cause I'd heard it so much, but it really hasn't, it's still one of the
best Denzel songs overall in my opinion. The song acts kind of like an analysis of the
hip hop scene in 2018, with Denzel speaking on drug use, meaningless rap songs and rappers
becoming a slave to their labels. He makes it clear in the second verse though that he's
not necessarily trying to hate on these rappers, he's just saying what he doesn't do. It's
got great flows and an incredibly catchy rapped hook, making sure it's a song that'll
stick in your head. It's a great look at what mainstream rap is like right now, and
Denzel's thoughts on it. I absolutely loved it when it dropped, and it's a song that
just isn't getting old for me. And that's why this song is my favourite
from TA13OO by Denzel Curry.
(Outro)
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How can you come to learn more than 10 languages? | Video Podcast 002 Part 1 - Duration: 25:25.
So if you are looking for a language
tutor you want to practice your language skills especially if you don't live in
the country where the language you're learning is spoken or if you're
traveling a lot like I am then I recommend you go down to description
below the video and check out a link there for italki or italki because
that is the service I have used an awful lot over the last few years as many of
you know who are regular viewers to the channel and there you're going to find
tens of thousands of language tutors and you can have classes with them
one-on-one individual classes via Skype you don't have to meet them in person
and you can do all the payments online and it's something that I have used
regularly over the last few years to learn my languages and of course you get
a special discount if you go through my link there is some starter credit of ten
dollars towards your first lesson so go check out the link to italki or italki
depending on which way he want to pronounce it.
Всем привет! ["Hi everyone!" in Russian] Salut! ["Hi!" in French] and
welcome to this second episode of the Tsar Experience podcast with me Conor
Clyne. I'm delighted to have you back here today I'm speaking to you from a
very very nice park called L'Abbaye de la Cambre in Brussels (Bruxelles) in
Belgium and there is a particular reason why I chose this location to have the second
episode of the podcast. Unfortunately you can't see it if you're listening to this
just in the audio on the podcast version but if you're watching this on youtube
be able to see this beautiful Park. It's one of my favorite places in Brussels I
actually come here kind of to take a run or just to have a stroll it's right in
the city center a little bit of an oasis of calm here in a big European capital
and in today's episode of the podcast I'm going to discuss my own language
learning journey and how it can inspire and help you and motivate you to learn
lots of languages and this city is actually important to that story because
I actually lived in Brussels for a few years but to get started into the
podcast and to explain my background my name is Conor Clyne you might be able to
detect that that is a Irish name so I was born in Ireland in
Galway on the west coast of Ireland and you probably if you're listening
to this especially on the podcast version you will notice that I don't
have a particularly Irish accent when I speak I've lost that I
brogue to a certain extent unfortunately a lot of people find it charming and
that's because I've lived in lots of countries since being born and growing
up in in Ireland so you can probably hear different influences on my in my
accent I lived in the US for a while also in France in Belgium here in
Germany in Italy in France if I haven't said France already the Netherlands was
the other one and recently I'm spending a lot of time is probably a lot of you
know and that's probably why you're watching this video I spend a lot of
time Eastern Europe so countries like Ukraine Belarus Romania Moldova and
occasionally I've been in Poland and in Russia the Baltic countries: Latvia, Lithuania
and Estonia so if you were watching this channel before I started a
focus on Eastern Europe you will have seen that I did a lot of videos about
learning languages and being a polyglot now a polyglot is someone who just makes
me someone who speaks lots of languages it's not very complicated. It may sound like a very an
elitist term but that's basically what it describes and I actually started out
in Ireland a country which of course is not known for its linguistic prowess I
mean we don't have a very good reputation like the same inUnited Kingdom
or in America for learning foreign languages and I was definitely a very
good example of because in high school my three worst subjects my three worst
results in my high school final exams the state exams were actually in the
languages although those three languages I had to learn like English obviously as
my native tongue Irish because that's the official language of the country of
Ireland it's not English with an Irish accent it's completely different
language from the Celtic family of languages and I don't actually I don't
really think it's that hard to learn but it is completely different to English
and then I had French that was my like foreign language in that sense and they
were my worst three subjects I really couldn't master pronunciation obviously
you know English is my native tongue so that's not an issue but in French for
example I could not get the pronunciation down at all and I just
really struggled vocabulary grammar terms actually found a really boring
when I was a high school like languages were something that I just felt like not
for me they're from other people at class seem to get the good results right
because at the time I equated being good student with being
a good learner of languages and it's only later on that I realized that's not
always the case and in fact it's actually maybe never really the case for
if you look at people who actually go on to learn lots of languages first people
who were students of languages and get really good exam you know results in
those high school high school exams in particular so I was there and I just
thought languages were not for me they're my worst results I was really good at
things like physics chemistry mathematics
I got like top grades and all those kind of things I also accountancy so anything
with numbers it seemed like I get a good result on so I actually then studied law
which of course involves language because gotta speak it you gotta read
all the time admittedly it was in English I did have legal French at university
but I really was like the worst student in the class again student in the class
and actually only passed my second year French exams we had legal French was
very specialized I couldn't even speak French so learning legal terminology was
obviously really really difficult for me and I remember I was basically just
passed out of sympathy because I agreed to go on a language exchange in my third
year spent the entire year in France and actually learned some French so the
teacher was like okay fine I'll just give you a passing grade just so just we
can go to France and actually learn the language so I arrived in France to do
this university exchange the exchange program in Europe is called Erasmus and
it was definitely a really transformative year for me because you
know I had never lived in a foreign culture and had to adapt to it so it was really
a challenge in the beginning and I could not and this is I'm not joking I could
not order a sandwich on the train from Paris to the city I was actually
spending the year on the exchange program in. I had the point I had to grunt because
yeah I just didn't even though I tried to say like can I have whenever a
sandwich please and the guy didn't understand me this is the bottom line so
I had to point at it and grunt that's how terrible my level of French was and
remember I've had this for five years in high school
followed by two years in University where I'm suppose we learn Legal
French to be a lawyer in French and I cannot even order a sandwich so any notion
that you have that people who learn lots of languages in general are
talented or have some special like gene for learning languages well I don't
believe it exists but if it does I certainly wasn't blessed with it because
I started out in the bottom the worst student and during that year in France I
mean has basically spent the first I would say month to two months completely
mute I couldn't partake in any of the conversations everyone else was having
around me because yeah I just didn't understand anything and I couldn't say
anything over extremely basic so my friend I had a friend who's with me
there are several friends with me but one in particularly he actually
interpreted for me a lot so I didn't end up completely left out but obviously
he couldn't do that I couldn't do simultaneous interpretation for me every everyday 24
hours a day so basically I was very isolated because I couldn't communicate
with people of course some people were other foreign students spoke English but
in this region of France people did not speak very much English I did have other
English speakers on we're staying in these dorms in these residences not
really dorms they were like because we had our own rooms but we were saying
this residence and there were of course other foreign students on my floor so I
was able to communicate with them using English when I first first arrived but
over the year basically I managed to adopt and survive and I got to a really
basic level in French and I became a lot more confident but it still wasn't very
good right and this is after living in the country for one year well this stage
maybe about 10 months the academic year and I even went to the south of France. I had gone on a
little bit of a traveling trip and I arrived back in France on my own I said
okay now I'm gonna spend the summer here and I think I have enough French to at
least be able to communicate on a very basic level of people like high beginner
probably was my level at the time maybe low intermediate just about that and a
chance occurrence then happened I was in Cannes which is very
famous for the Film Festival in the South of France I went there in a trip
on a day trip and there was a guy who was sitting with a girl we're
sitting on a terrace beautiful days the South of France you can imagine the
seaside Cannes and he was there and he was ordering in French talking in some
language I think I mean I figured out it was German from listening to it with
the girl he was with and then he he turned to me and he said
yeah hello are you British and yeah
he had a slight accent German accent in English when he when he addressed me and we
started to chat and he was telling me that he had actually just come from
Spain that morning where he spoke in Spanish and then he was going to Italy
in the evening where he's gonna speak in Italian and he was speaking to his
girlfriend in German and he was ordering in French and speaking English to me so
I was like man that's like five languages and he said yeah I'm a
polyglot actually so I'm just someone who speaks lots of language in it he was
explaining to me that he had played table tennis at a high level when he was
younger and he also had the matches the tournaments in the different countries
around Europe so he was really fascinated by languages because when he
would go and play he would you know encounter the different people who speak
the different languages across Europe as he went to play in the tournaments for
the German national team if I remember correctly so he was like you know comes
constantly moving around throughout Europe and he had a need and a
motivation and but I was just completely taken aback because I'd never met anyone
who spoke more than maybe two or three languages and this guy's spoke five right I
think it means but more than that maybe six and I never even heard of this word
polyglot and understood what it meant but I mean basically just means someone
who speaks lots of languages I do have an article on my website that I'm going to
link in the description below this and YouTube and also put in the show notes to
the podcast where I actually go into depth to what you know how many
languages is someone a polyglot the different types of categories and all
that kind of nerdy stuff so if you really want to geek out on this then you
can go check that out. I'm going to link it below in the show notes and in the in
the description in YouTube here and so I said him like well do you spend all
your time studying because like to speak that number of languages is like insane
for me and he was like actually no I'm just kind of like motivated I'm really
curious because I get to use them a lot and I want to be able to speak in French
in France and you know in Italian in Italy so you know I read about the
grammar and I studied it a little bit but actually I just kind of talked to
people a lot and I read a lot in the different languages I watched the TV
because here at the time in Germany I guess you had a lot of foreign TV
stations so I can kind of watch the news or watch a documentary in French and
it's pretty easy for me so I found this like amazing I was like man this is like
really just something that astounds me because you know growing up in Ireland where
people spoke English and Irish maybe one other foreign language this was like
something I never encountered even on my year as an exchange student so I came
back from that you know meeting and I was I was working for the summer in Nice
and yeah I was really made me a lot more curious about the other languages that
we hear because we were very close to Italy so there a lot of Italians were
coming into the restaurant I worked as a waiter for the summer to get some money
to go travelling at the end. I went around Corsica which is really beautiful
Island see if we get the chance to go there and I took that trip and I learned
a lot of French of course over the summer because I was having to deal with you
know the public I was waiter so I had to of course serve people and wait the
tables and talk to the customers and and I started getting exposed to Italian I'd
take a little trip there so I was really like curious about Italian and having
met this guy who's a polyglot it really kind of made me think right over the
last year I didn't really have language classes very much I did have them a little
bit in university and you know I sucked at them I did the exams I think I failed them
all so again another another example where I sucked as a student and I
started to think well well this guy wasn't taking exams right I mean he was
just learning because he was really excited and you know he enjoyed it and
he was like reading lots in the different languages watching TV and just
talking to people so it seemed like he was a master all these languages and you
know the people who were getting the high grades in the class
they think they would do well in that exam and they would be able to speak to
people obviously better than me outside but they weren't people were like
speaking four or five six languages so this guy's on to something
and after I spent that summer I did improve because I also had a lot of
contact with the language at travel around Corsica on my own for
the week and I had a great time there and I did you know really talk to a lot
of people and also my at my job as a waiter that had happened so I came back to
finish my law studies in Ireland and I started to get really curious about
finding some sort of alternative method I remember I went to the local bookshop
and they had you know the kind of classical language books there and none
of them really inspired me because it seemed like it was good just gonna learn
lots of grammar and vocabulary and it was the same old same old I've been
seeing in class and now I still can't pronounce things properly this isn't
gonna help me be any different right in terms of a learning experience and there
was one course that kind of caught my eye because the cover to it had these
words like something like no memorization no homework I think there
were the two things that caught my eye and they really appealed to me because
having followed ... that kind of like rigid classroom regime at
school that had been absolutely ineffective to teach me languages so I was I am willing
to try anything else at this stage but it was actually course from Michel
Thomas I like I'll link to this below as well of course in the description to the
YouTube video and you show notes to the podcast so you can go take a look. Michel
Thomas was originally from he was from modern-day Poland he may have been born
in Lodz and he had grown up in Germany a little bit and Breslau at the time
I think that's Wroclaw today if I'm not mistaken in Poland and then he he had
this incredible life story you know during second world war he was Jewish and he
was living in France and of course you had the Nazi Germany invaded France and
I'm yeah the Vichy government the puppet government in the part that he was and
he had all these he even you know he was interrogated and he had to pretend that he
didn't understand German even though of course he spoke fluent German
to avoid being executed by the Nazi regime
pro-nazi regime where he was and after the war he had even testified at the trial
of a leading Nazi so he had this incredible life story and then
afterwards he had opened a language school in California in LA and became
this big celebrity teacher to a lot of stars so we had this course and it
seemed very different and I remember he had this kind of crackling voice on the
old recording and it was kind of imperfect but it really helped me get
the basics down in terms of learning how to open conversations and I was really
hooked on this I think I bought it in several language and I had it in like
German Spanish Italian French and Italian I think at the time so I bought
them ... I may have may have bought in the space of a few months actually
bought them in all of them even though I wasn't learning all the languages I was just
like so excited and I was motivated to learn Italian because I had had this great
trip to Italy and I was really like yeah I want to live in Italy for at least one
year of my life I was not sure how I was going to do it at the time but I was really
determined to at least start on that path so I bought the about the course and I
listened to it and I remember my family some of the family members making fun of me
because I was like listening is when it was dark and repeating the sentences and
building up the structures and that not memorizing and doing anything or being
in a classroom environment right it took the traditional learning approach and
they were kind of making fun of me for doing this kind of crazy thing like it
seemed the insane to them and then I think it was like the following year I went to
study in the Netherlands and I invited an Italian girl out on a date and yeah
it was kind of funny I had had a 20-minute conversation only in Italian
and remember I just taken the Michel Thomas like 8-hour course up
until now like the audio course and that's all the Italian I had right and
it was exhausting but I lasted 20 minutes in Italian and I later dated
this girl we went out to get her for a couple of years so then I would see my
Italian improved dramatically afterwards because I had an Italian girlfriend and
that's again part of the philosophy I guess to learning languages I had
high motivation and a lot of exposure to language when you have obviously a
relationship and an intimate relationship with someone but that just shows like this
allowed me to have a 20-minute conversation remember when I
was telling you about French and my experience out of five years at school
in two years University I couldn't order a sandwich on the first day never mind
have a 20-minute conversation I was living in France in that Erasmus year
and it was months before I had a 20-minute conversation with anyone and to have a
one-on-one in Italian was like obviously as I said tiring it wasn't very easy I
was struggling in parts but I got through it and it obviously had made a good
impression right because I ended up in a relationship as a result so this really
for me man I could never go back to like traditional language learning after that
so I continued I obviously learned Italian I actually lived in Italy I
achieved my goal I went to study at Johns Hopkins University SAIS which is
their School of Advanced International Studies and they actually had a campus
in Bologna in Italy so I actually went for the first year there and studied in
Italy got to live had probably the best year of my life definitely my university
life it was just amazing living in northern Italy eating just incredible
food the vibe at the time ... university it's a university city Bologna and it
was just amazing and I got pretty like really good Italian obviously having
lived there and having had this base that I had learned from Michel Thomas
also have a relationship with an Italian and I spent the summer in Sardinia if I
remember correctly which another great thing beautiful island if you ever get
the chance you should definitely go there and spend some time it's really
one of my favorite places in Italy during the summer just amazing beaches
and so I had this phenomenal experience and at this stage speak ok French I
speak ok Italian pretty good Italian I took the exams as part of my masters and
passed them and both of those languages so I was like officially competent
finally so we have three languages at this stage and when I was there in
Washington I started to do things like you know there was an Hispanic
neighborhood basically one street away from where I lived and I actually would
go there and I started learning Spanish using Michel Thomas had some classes
also at university I'd joined the class but I didn't need it for credit or
anything was just something to you know was on offer so
take advantage and just you know use that to improve another language at the
same time and I used to go like really regularly like every second day to the
Hispanic neighborhood so these people were immigrants originally from Central
America and primarily from El Salvador and I would just speak in Spanish of the
conversation and I didn't speak very good Spanish but I just just went a
did it right and some people were like because my Spanish was obviously very
basic they didn't really want entertain me but I would say about 80% of them of
the people in the neighborhood were just we're happy to speak to me they were
either neutral or really happy to speak to me in Spanish because they
could see someone who wasn't a native Spanish speaker opening up you know
making an effort to learn their language where they could probably empathize with
that because they had come to America and not speaking English and they had to
struggle and learn it themselves so they obviously respected that and by god
this guy is in the same position as us trying to learn our language and I remember
I used to go to a taco stand every Sunday the same one one of these small
vans and I would like hang around and chat to the people there for like 10 15 minutes
and they were really delighted because I was probably when a few people came by
and actually bought a taco and spoke in Spanish as a non-native speaker and I
also had a cafe my favorite cafe right near my university and some of the
people worked there were El Salvadoran as well and there was some there was a
french-speaking guy from West Africa and then there were some Swahili speaking
guys and even taught me some Swahili so I used to speak every day like French
and Spanish and so it was a bit like having a language class but you know it
was no extra effort and what was really important was like I actually liked the
people genuinely who I was chatting to every day in Spanish and French in this
week and I hadn't really learned so they just teach me so in terms of when we
talk mainly in English but even if I had to do in every everything in English I
would have spoken to those people and formed that friendship and relationship
with them but here I was doing it in French and Spanish so like my French got
really really good not because I was taking classes not because I was
studying grammar it's because you know everyday based I was going this cafe and
maybe the guy was working there every second
is every second day I basically chatted for like half an hour in French I was
like I'm in a French class and same for Spanish I got up to a decent level I
didn't get a remember they tested me in Spanish from you know obviously I start
beginners and it's a little bit of overlap of course with Italian and
French cuz they're from the same family of languages the romance family so it
wasn't like it was completely foreign to me in that sense so I did have a little
bit of a head start but you know it's funny because they tested me at the
school right so it's students do I know the grammar and all this stuff and they
didn't pass me anything just about how many people below the passing passing
rate after you know two semesters of the language upto proficiency level which
was very high very high standard to have reached anyways but I found it
interesting because the people that they were passing in the exam had learned all
these grammar rules and you know the vocab
in reality you don't need when they're communicating 99% of the time but when
they would come to me the cafe they would struggle to have a natural
conversation with the real native speakers and for me it was like well the
goal of learning the language is actually to communicate with people
right so they've been good students and had passed the exam but they can't have a
conversation and actually or really engage in the subject matters that they
really want to talk about naturally so they may pass the exam but are they
going to continue to maintain the language are they going to improve it's
very unlikely right because without that motivation that curiosity and those real
genuine relationships in the languages it's just like it's too much work right
I'm not gonna be studying grammar if you don't have the exam any more because
that's the thing they have a goal pass the exam it's useful for my career I
have to pass one language in order to get my final diploma while I didn't have
that pressure I was like I think this kicks ass right I mean this is this
excites me that's like challenge of like starting from position of a
five-year-old in terms of my ability in the language and I'm gradually increasing and
you know that progress is addictive and you know I'm talking to people you know
learning about that culture at the same time now I want to go visit their
country so the whole thing was really exciting so this is the end of the first
part of this two-part episode of the podcast. It was actually so long that I decided
to split it into two parts now that we're doing the
editing as you see I'm no longer in Brussels I'm actually in Odessa, Odessa
on the Black Sea in Ukraine just standing at the entrance to Park
Shevchenko you can see the statue of Taras Shevchenko there if you're watching it
on YouTube if you're listening to it well you just have to imagine where I am
you should go below to the description of this video or the show notes if
you're listening to this and there I have a free video course for you guys
three part video course completely free you just sign up by email and then you
get that for completely free for you which will help you 3 my secrets for
learning languages and then at the end of that there's the chance to join my
premium course Language Up Your Life so until the second part of this episode
next week до свидания! ["Goodbye" in Russian] from Odessa Ukraine!
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How to Use a TENS / EMS Unit for Ankle Pain Relief - Ask Doctor Jo - Duration: 12:14.
hey everybody it's doctor Jo and today I'm going to show you how to use a tens /
EMS unit for ankle pain. so let's get started.
so for the ankle pain I'm going to use the
tens / EMS unit sent by healthmate forever. this is their T24 and this is the one
that I'm going to use. if you're interested in purchasing any of their
tens EMS units, you can click on the link up there. so I like using a roll
underneath my ankle just so you can have some movement especially when you're
doing the EMS part where you're actually making the muscle contract. you want to
be able to have some movement in there so you can do it flat on the floor, but I
like having that roll it just allows you to get a little bit more movement in
there. so with a TENS versus an EMS or sometimes they call it a PMS you use
different electrodes and you can use different channels. for tens usually the
best way to use it is to use two channels and four electrodes. so each
channel has two electrodes. so the reason that four pads electrodes are the best
is because you can kind of encircle the pain area and when you're using four
electrode you want it to cross. so if my pain was maybe on the top of my foot
right here, I would take each channel and so there would be a pad here, one on the
opposite side, and one here, and then one here. so if I had you know a channel here
and a channel here, then they're talking to each other this way and it's not
really getting the spot in the middle. so you want to make sure that those
channels cross. otherwise you're not quite getting the benefit of the tens
unit. also with the tens you don't want to get a muscle contraction. this is tens,
stands for a transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation. the transcutaneous
part just means those surface nerves. so this is to calm down the pain to help
increase the circulation which is really great for ankle pain because if you have
some swelling, a lot of times ankle sprains, strains, things like that, get a
lot of swelling because it just follows gravity and it ends up just hanging out
on the foot. so a tens unit does a great job of getting that increased
circulation to get the fluid back out of there
and decrease the pain at the same time. so when you're doing that with the four
electrodes or the two channels here, you can make sure, I'm gonna say that my
pains right here. some people might have the pain on the outside of their ankle,
on the inside ankle, especially if they have sprains or something like that,
so you can place them in a couple different places, and I'll show you if
you want to get a little bit more specific with the pain area - like if it
was just here, but if your whole ankle is kind of swollen and hurting, everything
in there is kind of hurting, I would say maybe do a placement here and here and
then one on each side, or again you can kind of cross the area just depending on
where you're feeling it the most. so this is one channel, together with these
electrodes. so what I'm going to do is just cross them over. so I'm going to
kind of place it a little bit almost in the arch area, and then over on the
lateral side up here. the further away the electrodes are, the more just kind of
general they get, and the closer you get them together, the more intense the area
is. so since it's a small area, sometimes I spread them out a little bit more just
so it's not quite as intense in the beginning, and you can easily move these
electrodes around as you go. you don't have to you know once you have them in
one spot, you have to keep it there. so again as you can see this one is here
and here, and this one's here and here. so they're crossing each other.
so with the tens, you should not have a muscle contraction. if you get the muscle
contraction, you're fatiguing out that muscle and that's not what the tens is
for, that's really what the EMS is for. so with this particular unit the t24, it's
pretty cool because it has the twelve channels but then it also has where you
can do shoulder, neck, back, elbow, hip, ankle, and foot, so if you just want to hit the
specific one for the ankle, you can, but if you want to go to the different
channels you can as well. so a lot of times people will say well which which
you know mode should I use. there's a whole bunch of them. with a TENS, for me I
think it really just matters about your comfort level.
tens is only supposed to really take away the pain and help increase the
circulation so all those settings are going to do that. so you just pick the
one that you like the most. some it's kind of a tingy, somes kind of a massage, some rev
up and then go down, so I would just try them all out and see which ones you like
the best. so I'm just going to start off with the first one. so you just press
that and then down at the bottom is the intensity level. so it gets pretty strong
quickly, so I wouldn't just sit there and start hitting right away, even if you
don't feel it, I would just kind of hit make sure it comes on, then you feel a
little bit and then you can just start going a little bit more as you go. so I
wouldn't go very fast because you might not feel a whole lot. now I can
start feeling a little bit, but I really shouldn't be getting any contractions or
movements, so as I go I'm just starting to feel a little bit more, and so you can
see there, now that started to make my big toe kind of move. so most likely it's
not necessarily super high, but it's probably because I have one of the
electrodes over the nerve and that's just pushing especially with the arches
it might be getting that tendon. and so you can see that it's pulling it down. so
what I would do is I would just take it back down, so you can start over and then
that one that was contracting it, just take it and move it slightly over
somewhere else. so it's not quite getting that spot. so maybe right there, and then
I would just go back into trying it. so if you are getting that muscle
contraction, I would either take it back down, but then if you don't feel like
it's very strong then I would move the electrodes around a little bit. so now I
can feel it again and I'm not getting that contraction. so that's really what
you want. and so you can change the time and it's automatic so you can set it for
10 - 20 all the way up to 80 and then it'll automatically shut off when you're
done. so that's really cool too. so with the tens you can also just do two
electrodes or one channel. so I'm going to go ahead and take that off and show
you. so let's say you have a lateral ankle sprain. so it's very specific
you're having a lot of pain on that outside area,
and so you just want to get it on that specific spot to get that pain taken
away. well you can you can definitely do that that's that's pretty easy to do, so
with just two electrodes or the one channel, if you're having the pain right
in here, you can either go one on top and then one on the bottom here, or if that
ends up catching some of those those nerves and tendons, you can do it going
this way. so you can go on the front here and then on the kind of back behind it
there. so again you might want to play around a little bit. with the tens it
doesn't specifically have to be exact, but you're just trying to get it. so now
it's just going back and forth into that place and when you have two electrodes
versus four, it's going to be stronger. so you might only have to hit one. I'm
already feeling it. it's not you know painful, but I'm feeling it more than I
was with the four. so you know again I would start off, so I wouldn't start
going crazy with it just kind of see how it feels and how it goes. so for the EMS
the electrical muscle stimulation, if you're having some ankle pain sometimes
it's from weakness and sometimes it's because the muscles aren't activating. if
you're having a hard time pulling your foot up, that's usually that anterior
tibialis muscle, that's the one that pulls it into dorsiflexion a little bit
of aversion. so if I wanted to strengthen the muscle to help get some of that pain
to get out of there because it might not be stable because of the weakness
causing pain, I would put the electrodes on that anterior tibialis muscle. so if
you're in the clinic they might take a probe and really get those trigger
points that they're going to do it, but again you can kind of move it around
until you get the spot that you want. but make sure when you're using this to talk
to your healthcare professional because there are some injuries where you
wouldn't want to use this EMS or tens unit, so make sure you're asking that
it's okay because there are certain things where you might not want to use
it, or it may be if you have something like a pacemaker that that's
contraindicated, or you're not supposed to use it for that. so the anterior
tibialis muscle right here I would then kind of put one up top here, the
the longer the peroneal nerve kind of goes around the head of the fibula here,
so sometimes if you get right on that that's really gonna activate it, but for
now I just want to get that muscle belly, so I'm gonna put one about right here
and then I'm gonna put one about right here so. on this unit the 10 and 11
settings are the ones for the the muscle stimulation, and I like it because the
picture kind of shows a person lifting weights which kind of indicates that
you're trying to strengthen the muscles. so I really like that. so I'm gonna click
on that one and then it starts moving so you know that it is clicked on it. so
same kind of things, start off pretty slow because sometimes it takes a while
to ramp up, so you might not feel it but you really want to kind of go slow until
you feel what's going on. and then try and get a contraction with it. so you
want it to be very strong, you're wanting to get that muscle contraction, so it's
this is not going to be a comfortable one though, electrical muscle stimulation
is strong, it's uncomfortable. you might even go like this a little bit, but
that's what you want because you want that contraction. so I'm just feeling it,
I'm not quite getting a contraction yet. as I go I'm gonna keep going a little
bit more and it usually comes on and then it drops off, so you want to wait
till you feel it come all the way up so you know how strong you're getting it. so
for this one I might not be quite on the right spot because... there we go, see how
it's starting is starting to go into that eversion a little bit, so if I
wanted to get some of that dorsiflexion to when it's activating when I feel it
pulling, I'm gonna come up and pull as well. so I probably have it a little bit
more on the everters than the anterior tibialis, so what I would do I'm actually
gonna take it all the way back down because you don't want to move it and
then it pop right back up, so I'm just gonna move it a little closer to the
front, and this is what you might have to do. you might just have to move around.
again it's not gonna be exact for everybody because everybody's muscles
are in different spots, and so it was pretty easy just to move it and then
start taking it back up. so once you start feeling that tingling, then keep
going until you start getting that contraction in there, and you know
depending on what muscle it is you might have to go
bit higher. so there we go. I'm starting to get it. you're starting to see my foot
go and then once it gets that contraction, then it's going to kind of
drop off. so I always say go as much as you can tolerate, that's you know pretty
high, and then if that's as much as you can tolerate, try and go one more because
that's what's really gonna kind of pull it up, and then relax. so you'll you'll
feel it be able to do that. sometimes people also say well you know how long
should I be doing this? I wouldn't do a whole lot in the beginning because it's
really going to work that muscle, especially if you haven't been able to
do it a whole lot on your own without the assistance. you're gonna fatigue that
muscle out really quickly. so I would just start with one to two minutes to
see how you feel, and you might be pretty sore afterwards. so again it might take a
little while for you to get to the right spot, but once you kind of know where it
is then you can get it to the right spot pretty quickly after that. so it's great
here to get that strengthening and then it's great with the tens to kind of
decrease that pain and increase the circulation which is good for the
healing in general. so if you're interested in purchasing the healthmate
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Is Teen Titans 2003 As Great As We Remember? | A Complete Review of OG Teen Titans - Part 1 - Duration: 16:14.
I, like many of you who clicked on this video, have very fond memories of Teen Titans.
It was right up there with my favourites back when I was a kid, like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Spongebob.
However, it was also one of those series that I never saw through to completion.
I just managed to catch snippets here and there, as I never bought the DVDs or recorded these bad boys on VHS.
So I figured, considering that the Teen Titans Go! to the movies movie just made its way into theaters
and that it looks like there's a decent chance that the older style of Teen Titans may actually be returning,
it's about time that I talked about this series and it's also time to watch through the whole thing for the first time.
So the basic question here is quite obvious
Is Teen Titans actually any good
or is this one of those cases where my younger self liked something really bad and I just never went back to doublecheck what I was into?
Because I can't trust my younger self.
When I was a kid, I went to see Thomas and the Magic Railroad five times while it was in theaters, so yeah,
I don't know if I'll ever be able to fully trust myself after something like that.
Unfortunately, we will need to start with the bad stuff.
Because season one starts off - well, let's just say subpar for now.
But that's actually a little bit too nice.
It's pretty terrible at the start.
First off, I had always assumed as a kid that I just missed the first episodes of this series,
that I missed the part where the whole gang was introduced and came together.
But that isn't the case. They're all together in the first episode and it actually begins with a fight scene.
While some may have the context of the comics, I'm willing to bet that most kids went into this show blind,
that they didn't know all that much about Robin and that they really didn't know about Beast Boy, Raven, Starfire, or Cyborg.
I was the same and, beyond the experiences I remember with this show as a kid, I still am the same.
I don't know these characters and they definitely needed some introduction.
That's not to say that we needed an origin story for all of them or anything like that,
but some context before they get thrown into a fight would have been a bit nice,
especially considering that this fight is going to result in an argument amongst team members.
This conflict is particularly difficult to get invested in for the first episode of a TV series because, well, we don't know anything about them.
We don't know how close they are already, never mind information about them individually.
So when Cyborg and Robin get into a huge argument over the fact that they messed up and let a criminal escape,
I was left wondering whether they are prone to fighting all the time, or if they usually get along well, or what exactly their relationship is like?
Frankly, I think it was really silly to start off with this type of conflict.
A decent way to get around needing to introduce us individually to each of these characters through origin stories or something like that
would have been to have the conflict of the first episode solely focus on an outside problem,
so we could see the positive versions of their relationships at their best and how they can successfully fight together, too.
First impressions are important, and clumsy and bratty are the first terms that come to mind when I think of Robin and Cyborg after seeing this episode.
The rest of the team?
Well, after the first episode, it's hard to make any judgement call about them at all because we don't see too much of them.
But the problems here aren't just with the concept.
If it was just that--if the directing, action, and dialogue were all good--there wouldn't be anything so bad about this.
But, in this first episode, these things just aren't good. They're really bad.
Especially the way the action is directed. It's all so . . . awkward.
The pacing is entirely off. I'm pretty certain that if you watch the first fight scene from this show over again, you'll see what I mean.
There's no rhythm or weight to the action. The camera angles are all bland and samey.
The animation is just OK at best.
They use these blurry backgrounds that are often used in anime type stuff to define action and get around needing to draw the whole background,
but they just use them all the time and none of the moments they use them then have any real punch to them.
Nothing stands out, at least not in a positive manner, and Teen Titans definitely doesn't put its best foot forward.
However, it does quickly improve.
Although episode two still has a noticeable number of awkward decisions as far as pacing is concerned, the dialogue and characterization are much better.
The concept is better, too.
Where the first episode was almost entirely focused on an internal conflict within the group, and the villain of that episode, Cinderblock,
just served as the catalyst for that separation and the reason that they got back together,
the second episode introduces a more interesting character to fill Cinderblock's roll--Blackfire, Starfire's sister.
And she doesn't just appear in action scenes. She has a significant number of spoken lines and we get a good sense of her personality.
We see how obnoxious she is to Starfire and we see how the other group members enjoy her presence, which upsets Starfire.
So it is kind of another internal spat within the group that's occurring, but it's also consistently brought back to something external causing issues.
This means that we get to see a bit more of the group operating at what I assume is their normal way of acting
Another aspect of the concept behind this episode that makes it stronger than the first is the fact that it's focusing primarily on Starfire,
with a bit more of an emphasis on her relationship with Robin than on her relationship with the other group members; although that's sprinkled in there, too.
Robin and Cyborg actually have more subtle personalities and less in-your-face quirks and mannerisms than the other three members,
And Starfire has likely the most extreme and obvious personality of any of the titans.
Plus, it's easy to get attached to her, because her stilted manner of speaking is both humourous and endearing.
Since we didn't get any real time to establish the characters' personalities and relationships,
it's better to spend an episode entirely focused on an extreme character like this towards the start,
than on a less extreme character like Robin or Cyborg.
That way we're immediately invested in her issues because she's easy to understand
and we can slowly come to understand the other characters that surround her.
But what's probably more important is that other things improve, too.
The animation, cinematography, music.
And all of these things keep improving across episodes
and none of these aspects of the show are ever as weak as they were in episode one.
Episode one really is an anomaly, in terms of quality, when it comes to this series, which is a real shame.
Now, episode three is quite similar to the first two, in that it focuses on the titans battling with another group,
not doing so well at first, but then improving and banning together and doing a good job.
While it's not a bad episode by any means, there isn't all that much to say about it
It focuses on pretty similar ideas as the first two episodes, but just tackles them in a more interesting way,
and with a more professional look, than the first episode did.
The only real problem is this little guy, Gizmo.
He's just incredibly annoying, even when I try to take a step back and view this as though I was younger.
And he's the only one of the three villains in this episode that have a personality I can really remember at all,
even after just viewing it, so, yeah, some bad villains in this one.
That's definitely one thing I think the first season could have done to improve quickly:
just cut out some of these extras and focus more on the Robin-Slade dynamic,
which is going to be what many of the later episodes of this season will focus on,
so why not put more emphasis on it here by having them meet earlier instead of showing us these bland people?
I mean, I realize that they return later and thus are at least somewhat important,
but this is one of those cases where a returning character gets introduced earlier into the story,
but with the unfortunate affect of undermining some of the show's overall structure.
Considering how these characters act in this episode, it wasn't a worthy trade-off.
The next episode after this is a big improvement over the other episodes so far in terms of how it looks and how its pacing works.
This one focuses the most on the Beast Boy-Starfire dynamic with extra focus on Beast Boy,
but the problem with this arc is just that . . . it's so cheesy and weak.
See, Beast Boy makes the mistake of accidentally playing a practical joke on Starfire when he meant to play it on Cyborg,
so they get in an argument about that and Starfire acts all upset and Beast Boy is all sorry and, yeah, it's just hard to care.
There's no reason that this argument couldn't have been spurned on by something worse than a prank,
and it actually would have worked well, considering that this show tries to compare and contrast Beast Boy's actions with the villains' of this episode.
The difference between their actions, though, is just way too large to feel like a fair or interesting comparison to draw.
Beast Boy played a stupid prank.
These guys are destroying people's cars, putting them in mortal danger,
and possibly giving the audience a seizure because holy guacamole is there a lot of flashing lights in this episode I think I might die!
Actually, overall, these first four episodes needed higher stakes.
Sure, episode three involved the Titans losing something important to them,
but the only real thing at stake there is their reputation and pride and, at that point, we didn't know anything much about their reputation.
Sure, in episode 5, we'll see that the Titans have fans, but up until then?
Not a word on the subject.
Which is part of a much larger problem that plagues this first season all the way through:
The world is just lifeless. There's never any sense of where the characters are, at least when they exit their tower;
backgrounds are barren and bland; the construction of some areas just doesn't make sense;
I don't know really know where the characters are.
There's an overall lack of proper establishing shots to let us know where these characters are in relation to the rest of the city;
it's rare to see other people doing all that much in this place. I could go on, but I think you get the point.
This certainly makes the show's world-building exceptionally weak, however, it also makes Slade a weaker villain.
I mean, what is this place? What's going on here?
The places where characters primarily reside should show us something about them, should give us some idea of who they are and what they do.
This abstract cluster of madness doesn't do that at all.
Maybe it shows us that he's mysterious, but that seems like a weak way to justify just blandness and a lack of personality.
Later on, there's one case in particular where the show manages to do a fantastic job of using setting to show more about them
or just to confirm some other things about them.
But that moment is a big outlier in season one, although we will be getting to it later.
OK, so, back to episode four.
While the stakes between the titans aren't all that high, they do get a lot higher as far as the villain's plan here is concerned,
where he wants to use Thunder and Lightning's abilities to create this gaint fire monster that's going to burn everyone's homes down.
Yeah, it's pretty odd, but it works well enough since it has a sense of permancy to it.
If the titans lose, this will have huge, long-lasting effects not only on themselves, but also on other people around them.
Unfortunately, the primary lesson of this episode--the lesson that a joke isn't necessarily just a joke and that it can hurt people--
rings hollow and typical to my older ears.
But I can appreciate that it might have had an affect on a young child that liked to terrorize their parents by throwing water balloons at them or something.
So, yeah, I won't dig into it for that too much, even though it would have been better to show a more nuanced and interesting version of this lesson.
Now, episode five does something that should have happened in episode one, but, either way, I'm happy that it happened:
we see the titans having fun and actually acting like teenagers.
Just goofing around and throwing a ball, and the best part of it all is that they're using their abilities, too.
So we get to see that they like to use their abilities to have fun.
It's also the first time we see that the titans have any fans, so, overall, this manages to feel like the first peek into their normal lives,
into the moments when there isn't any trouble.
Again, this is good because it's important to establish the baseline of our characters' relationships before throwing it all out of whack.
This episode also features another decent conflict, where Fixit finds Cyborg and wants to make him entirely robotic.
The potential permanency of this conflict is what makes it stand out;
if Cyborg is made completely robot, there is the chance that he will never be able to regain his human parts.
Of course, it's obvious that the show probably isn't going to go that route, but having the possibility open allows for a certain amount of tension.
However, there is one thing in particular that confuses me about this episode:
The whole reason Cyborg gets captured by Fixit is because he's being stubborn and is unwilling to accept that, because of his robot half,
he'll sometimes need to charge up and not be involved in the action.
This establishes Cyborg's robot half as something that he dislikes a lot, as something he may want to get rid of.
But the conflict of the episode is that Fixit wants to make him completely robotic and Cyborg also doesn't want that?
That doesn't really show us much about his character.
I mean, wouldn't it make more sense to start off with Cyborg being upset with his human parts for some reason,
and wishing he could get rid of those, only to encounter someone who can give that to him and realizing what a terrible thing it would be to lose that part of himself?
Or maybe he could encounter someone that is going to remove all his robotic parts, and he realizes that that would take away part of what makes him special.
Either one of those would have worked, but this doesn't.
The show establishes a problem and then follows through with it in a really odd way,
without really developing Cyborg's character in any meaningful manner.
I know, I know. You're probably tired of hearing me complaining about this show that you really enjoyed or maybe that you still really enjoy.
Or maybe you aren't. Either response is fair.
But now it's time to talk about what is easily my favourite episode of season one: Nevermore.
In this episode, Raven essentially becomes the ultimate edgelord, and a lot about herself and the other characters is revealed or accentuated.
First, there's Robin, whose most likable character trait is emphasized here:
If Raven wants to be alone, he's going to let her be alone.
This is similar to how he went to talk with Starfire when she was acting upset in episode two.
If there's nothing bad going on, he's a very conscientious person, and willing to trust his friends and do as they ask
or to pay a lot of attention to how they're feeling.
Starfire, meanwhile, is incredibly nice but in an aggressive way;
she can hardly be held back when she wants to check if Raven is OK.
Beast Boy and Cyborg, meanwhile, are pretty nosy when it comes down to it, and end up in perusing Raven's room.
When I said that there's one moment in particular where the show uses its setting to show us something about its characters, I was talking about this.
Because her room is just perfect for her. Honestly, it looks like a demonic wonderland, and I love it.
But these are really just the surface elements of this episode.
What makes it genuinely great is its exploration of Raven's psyche,
where we see that the inside of her mind is a decimated black space with cracked rocks floating about.
However, when someone wants to walk across them, they form together into a path that the characters can walk along, if they dare to get to know her better.
Here, we see somtehing that is going to be more obviously shown later: Raven wants people to know who she is;
she's even willing to set up a path for them to do so.
But she's also constantly afraid of what will happen if people know her, if people see the other sides of her that she keeps in check.
As such, these creepy birds attack Beast Boy and Cyborg and tell them in weird, childish voices to "turn back."
And as a kid I probably would've pooped my pants.
Then we get to see the various Ravens, all of them differing in colour scheme and personality from the real Raven.
First off, the fact that her colour palette can be completely changed
and that she can still be recognizable and look appealing is a testament to how great and simple her design is
Second, this is the best way to show us her character while getting around her personality;
after all, if she were to sit down and tell the other characters, "Sometimes I feel these feelings," it would just be weird;
that's not how she is or how she acts.
So the writers chose to have characters go inside her head and discover her that way.
Which is also more interesting regardless of her personality.
What I mean is that I'd rather have creative character development of this sort even with a character like Beast Boy,
who is likely to say what he's feeling. Because this is showing us, not telling us. We're seeing who she is. We're seeing that she's complex.
My favourite part of this episode is when Beast Boy and Cyborg get trapped in a maze within Raven's mind, and a sad version of Raven appears, and says,
"I can show you the way, but when we reach the end you won't like me anymore."
Basically, getting to know Raven is like a maze, and here we see all of her fear that people will dislike her once they've gone through the trouble of getting to know her
and reached the end of that maze.
This really connected with me and I wasn't expecting that after reactions to the previous episodes that ranged from, "This is OK," to "I'm not a big fan of this at all."
Of course, the episode culminates with Beast Boy and Cyborg helping Raven conquer one of her inner demons--her rage--
and, while the message is simple, I love how it is shown to us:
Sometimes, we need help from those who care for us to combat ourselves. Sometimes, the problems we have are too much for us to handle on our own.
And holy crap this video is longer than I thought it would be.
I didn't think I'd have all that much to say about this cartoon I used to like when I was a kid,
but I guess I was wrong, and I'd rather not rush it, so I'm going to continue this in part two.
If you enjoyed this, remember to like the video and let me know what your own thoughts on these episodes were in the comments below.
I really love interacted with you fine people down there, so it's always awesome to see what you have to say.
On a slightly different note, I also want to thank all the wonderful people on patreon who support me in the creation of videos like this one.
It's really great and generous of them to do that so I always want to show how thankful I am and it's hard to sometimes.
But I am very thankful. Thank you.
Regardless though, I hope you all have the best day you can have today, and I hope that everything's going good. Bye, bye.
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BENEFIT HELLO HAPPY SOFT BLUR FOUNDATION REVIEW w. CLOSE UPS! | Beauty Banter - Duration: 12:56.
Hey guys, welcome back. Thanks so much for stopping by today. I'm going to be reviewing the benefit. Hello. Happy soft Buller foundation
I know this has been out for a little while
But I really wanted to give it some time and try it out before I reviewed it for you guys
So if you want to see that video with lots of close-ups and all that good stuff. Keep on watching
If you haven't already done so don't forget that subscribe button
If you like my foundation reviews definitely hit the like button if you like this video right here and comment below saying hi
Letting me know what your favorite foundation is. If you have tried this foundation, do you like it? How do you feel about it?
Let me know your thoughts in the comment section. I loved reading all of them. Let's jump right into the video
Okay. So the first thing I feel like I have to say about this foundation is that the shade range is not very big. I
In fact have the color number 6 because they have did this really cool thing where they sold minis which I've actually never ever seen
A company do before and I think it's amazing because I really feel like you get to get a feel for the foundation
More so than when you go to sample
So a sample is just a very small amount so you can't necessarily
Try it as many times as you want to in order to get a feel for the foundation and decide whether or not you want
To get the full size
also
If you're like me and you change color pretty dramatically during the summer I go
Multiple multiple shades darker when I start getting a tan and I go very very light in the winter time
It's really nice to have just a small
Foundation to last me through like the two summer months because before I know it I'm back to my kind of like normal color
So just being able to buy this small sample in the color in my summer. Shade is super super nice
It only cost me 10 dollars, which was amazing
But so there are only twelve shades total in this foundation
Which I think we all know by now that that's not enough to capture all the various skin tones on this planet
There are only one two three, four five
There are only five of the mini shades and I got the color number six
Which is the second to darkest shade so my skin right now is the second to darkest shade in the minis
Not the most inclusive there
So the foundation is described as light coverage. It's for sensitive normal dry combination and oily skin
So all skin types, it has a natural finish. It has SPF 15. That's amazing
It says it's a light to medium coverage liquid foundation with broad-spectrum SPF sun protection
I do love the sun protection aspect
So it evens out the look of skin tone and blurs imperfections
With soft focus optical blurring spheres the wait buildable formula is easy to apply and flashback free
plus it contains shea extract an ingredient known to smooth the look of skin and help protect it with a natural matte finish and
Light to medium coverage. Hello. Happy soft Blair foundation looks like skin and feels like nothing at all
It's available in 12 easy to choose shades that let a range of skin tones put on a happy face
Okay, cool, so that's what it claims to do now
Why am I opening Final Cut Pro? Okay
now I have tried this foundation a few times because I just feel like first impressions aren't
Necessarily the most accurate way to review a product so I have tried this a few times and I like it so far
I really really like it so far. So I'm curious to see how it performs today on camera
I have been trying out the YSL soft blur primer. I'll insert a little picture of that
So I've been using that primer every time I've used the foundation. So today I am wearing no primer. Just my Embree Elise
Moisturizer and my PAP start Clinique eye cream. That's all I'm wearing
So I'm curious to see if this is going to perform any differently without a primer. So again, I'm in the color 6
What is this light me? No. Yeah, I'm gonna color 6
There is a child in the pool
I wonder if the cameras gonna pick that up every time he gets in the pool. He screams bloody murder. I
Don't I don't?
every time
It's amazing. All right, so this is like super cute packaging. I really love this little smiley face. I'm not gonna lie
I just think it's simple and so cute. It reminds me of my little Tamagotchi
And it's got this cute little reflective pink cap. It works for me. I like it. I'm not a crazy package. Junkie
I don't really care. I would rather the product be good than be packaged in. The luxury silks. I'd rather I'd rather
Not get the best packaging and get an amazing product and pay less
So this is like so not the way you're supposed to apply foundation
But I've actually just been dotting this all over my face from the actual container
But since that is not technically the way I'm supposed to do it. I don't want to show you that way
So I'm gonna put a little bit on the back of my hand
I just feel like I waste so much less when I put it directly onto my face
But it is not the most sanitary. So I'm just gonna take a little bit on my finger again. My hair looks glorious
So we're just gonna go with it
and
I'm going to dot it all over my face
So as I normally do I'm going to blend in one side with the damp Beauty Blender, okay, so
Beauty Blender and what I've been doing with this foundation is simply pushing it into the skin now
This shade actually matches my neck pretty well
But it is very orange my skin tone when I'm tan is more like brown
Like some people when they tan they get kind of like an orange look to their skin and I get like a brown look so
This is a little bit orange for me. So if you're picking up on that
Um, so am I I definitely notice that it's very very warm toned
So I'm just pressing it in with the Beauty Blender. It blends
Absolutely amazingly even when I just do the dots. Everything is just seamlessly kind of
Flowing together and this is the experience. I have had as well every other time I've used this product
so I'm gonna talk at the end after I show you the application how it wore cuz I wore it out the other night for
like seven hours
um
so I'm going to talk to you guys about how it wore in a little bit but
Basically, that's it blend it in. It does most definitely give a soft blur effect. I would agree that it's light to medium coverage
it's not a full coverage foundation by any means, but it's kind of perfect for summer because it
Evens out the skin tone and it gives you that Sun perfection sun protection and you don't look like you're wearing a mask
So I'm actually kind of obsessed with this foundation for summer
um
Yeah, I mean it looks good. I also agree with the description that it has a very natural finish on the skin
It's relatively undetectable when you're looking at it up close in the mirror
You're not seeing it sit on top of pores or anything like that. So we're gonna go ahead and zoom in
Really up close you can see no foundation versus foundation with the macro lens then we will go ahead and do the other side
Okay, so I'm going to go ahead and apply this to the other side of my face
The same way and I'm going to blend it in with the Sigma f80 kabuki brush, this is my favorite
Brush to apply foundation. I always like to apply my foundation or blend it in I should say with my Beauty Blender
but when I'm not using a Beauty Blender or a beauty sponge
My second favorite Beauty spine is probably the Real Techniques one. I
Do like to apply it with this brush
So just taking that and I'm going to sort of caress
That into the skin
it almost has the coverage of like a
BB cream or a tinted moisturizer
Feels like that more than a foundation to me
It kind of reminds me. It kind of has a similar coverage to the Sephora collection
Skin tint which I did a review on a little while ago and I really really liked it
similar
smart coverage
really good for like daytime wear
Actually, I have to say it blended in really really easily with that brush
I really had like no problems without whatsoever. Sometimes with a brush
I was I just wasn't sure
If I was gonna get the same level of coverage as I did with the beauty blender with the brush
But that was actually really really
Super easy and quick and I feel like it looks pretty much just as good maybe a tiny tiny bit less
Perfected than with the beauty blender, but still pretty good
so, um
I don't feel like I need to zoom you in again with the brush side just because it looks very very similar
Sometimes there's a big difference in which case I like to zoom even twice
but what I am gonna do is apply a little bit of concealer and a face powder so that you guys can see what it
looks like after I applied powder because sometimes that
Really changes the way a foundation performs
Once you add your setting powder on top of it, which I always always do no matter what but so far so good
I really really like this foundation. It has a beautiful finish
the coverage I definitely would say is light to medium but it does have some blurring qualities and
I'm feeling it for right now. So I'm going to do all those things
I just mentioned then we're going to come back to you with a zoom in and they'll give you guys my final
So what I did was I set my whole into her face with the Marc Jacobs finish line powder
I have been really really loving this for summer because it gives like a soft blurred effect
But it is not cakey or drying at all. So I feel like it just I don't know
It's just perfect for summer because I don't know you can just maintain that natural skin look
So I actually really like how this foundation looks even after it's set with powder
I don't feel like it is super like sitting on top of the skin
It really is just melting in and looking really nice and natural. So even with powder, I feel like it still looks pretty good
So in terms of the wear power, I like I mentioned I did wear it for about probably six seven hours
And I don't know that it would be my first choice recommendation for somebody with oily skin when I came home
I definitely was looking a bit shiny and don't feel like it kept me super super matte or anything like that. It wasn't
It just wouldn't be my first choice for somebody with oily skin
Do I think it's the worst foundation in the world for oily skin?
No, because it's certainly not going to give you it's not a dewy effect. It's definitely more of a satin finish
It's not like it's a radiant
Mmm, it's not like it's like the tart shaped tape hydrating foundation. That one is super super like glowy hydrating. It's not like that
So it wouldn't be the worst match for oily skin
But if you're really really conscious about getting oily throughout the night and looking shiny
I don't know that this would be my first choice for you. So basically my final thoughts about this foundation
I really really like it. I'm very pleased with it
I like how it evens out my skin tone, but it's not super super full coverage. I like that. It has SPF
I like that. It gives a blurring effect to the skin and it handles power powder
Well without starting to look cakey. I'm not pleased with the shade range
It's not it's not the best
We need to do better in this makeup industry and start every time a foundation is released. It needs to be inclusive
I think everyone can agree on that
So that's my review of this foundation guys. I really really hope you liked it
Please don't forget to give this video a thumbs up
If you do like my foundation reviews and please share this video if you think oh there's a might benefit from this review
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Actors Who Died After Filming Horror Movies - Duration: 4:31.
Horror movies have a reputation for being unlucky, and some are even said to be "cursed,"
that's all cute to say, but when those curses lead to actual fatalities, it's not very "cutesy"
anymore.
It's never great when an actor passes away, but on the heels of a horror film the whole
thing feels extra creepy.
Dominique Dunne
Poltergeist is a classic tale of people who live in a house built on a cemetery, who are
haunted by toy clowns, partially eaten by trees, and sucked into intra-dimensional closets.
In other words, it's a clear metaphor for life in American suburbia.
Anyway, the Poltergeist franchise has been linked to so many fatal illnesses, homicides,
and other tragedies that most people have lost count, and the first was Dominique Dunne,
who played the haunted family's teenage daughter.
Dunne was strangled by her ex-boyfriend in 1982, the same year Poltergeist debuted in
American theaters.
Sadly, It was her first and only big-screen role.
Heather O'Rourke
The star of the original Poltergeist franchise was Heather O'Rourke, the adorable little
girl who got sucked into her closet and then ended up inexplicably inside a television
set.
O'Rourke starred in three Poltergeist movies before passing away suddenly at the age of
12, just before the last movie in the trilogy was released.
According to The LA Times, O'Rourke had an undiagnosed "intestinal stenosis," a severe
bowel obstruction that led to infection and septic shock.
Doctors said O'Rourke's condition had been present at birth, so in other words, way before
the Poltergeist curse and probably not supernatural in origin.
Still, the timing was a little bizarre, which is probably what gave the whole curse thing
its legs.
Julian Beck
The scary evil preacher in Poltergeist 2 wasn't quite as iconic as the terrifying, terrifying,
terrifying clown, but he still registered at least a 9 on the creep-o-meter and for
many people is the most memorable element of the film.
"Are you lost sweetheart?"
Julian Beck, who portrayed the preacher, passed away during post-production, thus proving
once and for all that no one should ever be in a Poltergeist movie, ever.
Except he was actually terminally ill during filming the sunken eyes, the yellowish skin,
and the skeletal frame that helped make the character so terrifying weren't special effects,
they were symptoms of late-stage cancer.
Beck was diagnosed with stomach cancer years before Poltergeist 2 premiered.
So his passing was no great surprise to anyone, and therefore not the result of a curse.
Jack MacGowran
The Exorcist is one of the most terrifying films of all time, and it was also associated
with a ton of bizarre incidents, including a fire that burned down most of the set, and
a lightning strike that took out a 400-year-old cross on church grounds - directly across
the street from where the movie was premiering.
According to The Guardian, the film was also associated with the tragic loss of nine people,
from the night watchman to a special effects professional.
Most notably, actor Jack MacGowran, who played Burke Dennings, succumbed to complications
of influenza during the 1973 London epidemic.
That's not an uncommon way to go, but MacGowran passed away right around the time of the premiere
and eight people followed him, including actress Vasiliki Maliaros, who played Father Damien
Karras' ailing mother.
Bela Lugosi
Actor Bela Lugosi was best known for playing horror villains.
He tried to land other roles, but his Hungarian accent was limiting in an era when audiences
thought all central European accents were Transylvanian.
In 1956, Lugosi shot some test scenes for Ed Wood, who you might remember as the Golden
Turkey Award-winning "worst filmmaker in history."
But just after that, the actor succumbed to a heart attack, and Wood was left with just
a few minutes of footage.
Wood inexplicably decided to turn the shots into a feature length zombie flick called
Plan 9 from Outer Space, and he also put aliens in it because, hey, everyone loves aliens.
There was so little Lugosi footage available that Wood hired a double to fill in for his
deceased star and made him walk around with a cape over his face.
That's the story of how Bela Lugosi became the post-mortem star of the worst movie of
all time.
Aaliyah
Singer Aaliyah had just finished filming Queen of the Damned when she was involved in a plane
crash in the Bahamas.
According to Billboard, the plane was carrying more passengers than it was certified to carry,
it was overloaded by about 700 pounds, and it was operated by a company that wasn't licensed
in the Bahamas.
The pilot had recently been in trouble for possession of crack cocaine.
Investigators believed the plane crashed simply because there was too much weight, which led
to the pilot losing control.
Ultimately, Aaliyah's untimely death wasn't due to any kinds of supernatural forces, but
a tragic case of human error.
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How to curl yarn - Curl yarn for doll hair - Duration: 8:39.
Hi, dear crocheters!
How are you? My name is Fernando
welcome back to GanchiGurumi.
It's possible you want to make curly hair,
like this little doll's one,
but you didn't know exactly how to get
such a beautiful and defined curls.
That's right!
In today's video we're learning how to curl yarn
to make a beautiful curly hair
for your amigurumi and dolls.
So let's begin!
If you want to crochet this cutie
go to my Etsy shop and get the pattern!
Ok, this was all!
You've seen it's so easy to get the yarn
be curled like a spring! LOL
It's a beautiful look!
I'd love to see your amigurumi or doll with curly hair
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Here's What I Think About Car Insurance Rates and More - Duration: 4:01.rev up your engines, Martin Sue says, Scotty I'm looking for my
first car, would a Lexus from the 90s or 2000 be a good choice what should I look
for and how can I get the cheapest insurance rate, okay well Lexus makes great cars, my
my wife's got 2002 ES300 I bought for 4 grand with 60,000 miles best car we ever
had, if you can find one like that they're very hard to find,
go ahead by one, now what you want to do is, buy a four-cylinder one because
the rates, the insurance rates in the United States especially in Texas, they
go by engine size, you get a four-cylinder with a smaller engine the
rates are gonna be cheaper, and you don't want to go for a sports car because the
rates are higher, so get a four-door the insurance rates are cheaper on a
4-door then they will be on a sports one, and just you know look around the price
they're very good cars, and the lower the engine the more sedan ish, you're gonna
get lower insurance rates, that's just how that works
Taleen Soul, says I got a 99 Chevy Cavalier it always overheats when I
Drive it over 60 miles an hour, nobody can figure out why, well the mechanics
you're going to are idiots, there's only really a few reasons that can overheat
when you go over a certain speed, one is if your head gasket is starting to
wear, the faster you go it builds up too much heat, I've got a video for that, how
to tell if your head gasket is blown, you can do that test and if it's starting to
blow, the liquid in the test will turn from blue to yellow, then you know it's blown head
gasket, if it's not that, you've probably got a bad radiator, the radiator
dissipates heat, if you got an older radiator when your engine goes faster
and faster and faster, it builds up so much heat that a worn-out radiator can't
dissipate the heat, now how you can test that is, you watch your temperature gauge
you go over 60 and it gets high, quick turn your heater on full blast
then the heater is dissipating heat, now summer so it's hot, roll the windows down
so you don't melt yourself, but if you find your turn to heater on then the
temperature starts to go back to normal, you need a new radiator, that's a very
good way of testing that, it's how I test it when I'm working on them,
Brandon says Scotty, my father has an O7 BMW X3, when you're going at a high
speed and you slow down it will stall, I replaced the air filter less than
two thousand miles, do you know why thanks, okay well mainly it's a 12 year
old BMW and they fall apart when they age, but if your going fast and you slow down and it
stalls, it's got a problem in the idling system, and sometimes it's a very simple
thing you just need to clean it, I have a very good video, how to fix your car with
a little spray cleaner, you buy two bottles of the spray cleaner and it costs you
like 14 bucks, follow the directions, it shows you how to clean it, and it'll
probably fix your problem, because it's normally the throtte's got gunk on or
the mass sensors got gunk on it, and that shows how to clean them, the spray cleaners are
gonna cost you maybe 14 bucks and you can do it yourself, if that doesn't fix
it, it is a BMW and there's all kinds of sensors that could go wrong, then you'd have to
go to a BMW mechanic, charge you a ton of money, because that's how BMW mechanics are
but doing the spray cleaner stuff, a lot of times it will fix them, that one gamer
says, my 90 Mustang has a problem with battery consumption, if we leave it
connected overnight it will be dead in the morning any tipsm sure watch my video
fixing battery drain in your carm you got a battery drain somewhere and you can
check it yourself it's a very simple thing, you basically take off the
negative battery terminal, you connect it with a little meter and you watch it, the
meter shows there's a drain, you pull out the fuses in your fuse box one at a
time and when the drain goes down, you know that particular fuse, whatever it's
running has a short in the system, and if it's something you don't care about like
dome light, you can just leave the fuse out, you don't have to, but if you want to
fix it then you have to trace that whole system whatever that fuse runs to find
out where the drain is, it's pretty simple thing to do on an older car like
that, so if you never want to miss another one
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🔴✅Como Reducir la PAPADA: 5 Ejercicios Para ELIMINAR LA PAPADA En Poco Tiempo - Duration: 6:04.
this is easy remedies 24 welcome to a new edition on this opportunity
we want to talk to you about 5 exercises to eliminate the double chin in a short time
that's why we invite you to not miss any detail of this video and
continue with us many are aware of our image and that is why
that this video will be dedicated to the care of this area of our face that is
very susceptible to fattening there are many factors that cause the growth of
the double chin exposure to the sun smoking and poor diet are
some of these these factors we must have them very much in mind as well
we will avoid the growth of the double chin coupled to this we can make a series
of exercises that will keep our jowls in good condition
we can avoid a surgical intervention to eliminate that excess
fat in our chin between these exercises we have the
next number one kiss the roof
to perform this exercise it is necessary that you stand on your feet
place your arms at your sides and tilt your head backwards
that you maintain a position of looking towards the ceiling to start the exercise
You must purse your lips as if you were to kiss the chest this exercise
will make a slight tension between the neck and the chin as if they were
tight you can do two sets of 15 repetitions each
stretching and relaxing your lips in periods of 5 seconds in second place
we have to raise your head you should lie on your back on the bed and
keep the neck on the edge of the bed dropping the head so that
You can stretch your neck and chin once in this position you must contract
the front muscles of the neck generating a slight pressure and so on
raise your head and hunched towards your chest
you must hold this position for at least 10 seconds slowly relax the
neck returning the head to its initial position is recommended to perform
3 sets of 12 repetitions each if you experience dizziness, we recommend you
sit between each series to rest the body in third place we have the
jaw release
To perform this exercise you must remain standing or sitting
also recommends maintaining a straight and upright posture
then you must move your jaw from top to bottom keeping your lips
together inhaling through the nose and exhaling slowly at the end of the
exhalation opens the mouth and with the tip of your tongue in the back of
the teeth makes a slight pressure towards the bottom trying to
Open your mouth as much as possible and make an audible sound like this
counting this as a repeat it is recommended to make two in total in
fourth place we have the o
that the following exercise we will do it in the following way
that prepare first we must keep the back straight to the shoulders
go down and place the head so that we look towards the ceiling
tilting the back once in this position we close the lips and
We keep the closed ones, we try to make the words or when we open our mouths
maintaining this position for at least 20 seconds at the end of this
time you should relax and lower your chin and then return to the starting point
and perform another repetition we recommend making two sets of 10
repetitions each one already in these moments I imagine you're trying
to do some of the exercises that we have already mentioned the important thing of
this is to make it consistent to avoid the growth of our jowls
we continue with our exercises and in the fifth place we have a bad face
inclination
so if the pouting in this exercise and make a lean we
will also help to strengthen that double chin how we sit comfortably
later we remove the lower lip as if we were placing a bad
face and do not feel something annoying this causing the chin is
shirred once in this position with we bring the front muscles of
our neck and we try to lower our chin as much as possible until
our chest that does prevent it from being rounded at the top of our
back we wait a few seconds and then we can relax our lips and
return to the starting position there this will count as a repetition it
recommends a total of 20 repetitions
These are five exercises that we recommend you do to eliminate the
double chin and to keep this part of your face in good condition if it has
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Changes - XXXTENTACION | Fingerstyle Guitar Cover (TAB) - Duration: 1:39.
Mmm, baby, I don't understand this
You're changing, I can't stand it
My heart can't take this damage
And the way I feel, can't stand it
Mmm, baby, I don't understand this
You're changing, I can't stand it
My heart can't take this damage
And the way I feel, can't stand it
Mmm, baby, I don't understand it
Girl, you're making it hard for me
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«Επιβίωσε» ο έρωτας! - Duration: 3:17.
❱❱ Η τραγουδίστρια Ιρένε Τροστ και ο Κωνσταντίνος Δρούλιας, που γνωρίστηκαν στο reality «Survival Secret», είναι ζευγάρι Το «Survival Secret» τούς έφερε κοντά! Ο λόγος για τον Κωνσταντίνο Δρούλια -των Droulias Brothers- και την Ιρένε Τροστ, που είναι το νέο ζευγάρι στην πόλη κι αυτό δεν είναι πια
secret! Οι δυο τους ένιωσαν από την αρχή έλξη, όταν ακόμα βρίσκονταν στο reality επιβίωσης του epsilon στην ειδυλλιακή Κουρούτα, και η έλξη αυτή δυνάμωσε τόσο, που εδώ και περίπου έναν µήνα έχει εξελιχθεί σε σχέση
Να σημειωθεί πως στην αρχή οι δυο τους επικοινωνούσαν μόνο φιλικά, όμως κουβέντα στην κουβέντα
ο καημός μεγάλωνε, που λέει και η Πάολα, και αποφάσισαν να επιτρέψουν στην έντονη χημεία μεταξύ τους να γίνει ένας δυνατός έρωτας
Οι δύο νέοι δεν αποφεύγουν τα φώτα της δημοσιότητας, χωρίς αυτό να σημαίνει ότι την επιδιώκουν κιόλας
Ο φακός τούς συνέλαβε χαμογελαστούς να απολαμβάνουν μαζί τις διακοπές τους στη Μύκονο και να βολτάρουν στα διάσημα στενά του νησιού
Δεν το παραδέχονταιΒεβαίως, ακόμα κανείς από τους δύο δεν έχει επιβεβαιώσει την είδηση του δεσμού τους, όμως όπως όλα δείχνουν είναι αρκετά σίγουροι για τα αισθήματά τους, ώστε να κυκλοφορούν μαζί σε ένα τόσο πολυσύχναστο μέρος όπως η Μύκονος
Κι αυτό γιατί η Ελληνοολλανδέζα ηθοποιός και τραγουδίστρια, που έγινε γνωστή μέσα από το talent show του Alpha «The Dream Show», όλα αυτά τα χρόνια υπήρξε πολύ προσεκτική σε ό,τι αφορά την έκθεση της προσωπικής της ζωής
Δεν την έχουμε δει πολλές φορές δημόσια στο πλευρό κάποιου άντρα με τον οποίο έχει σχέση
Από την άλλη, και ο ανερχόμενος Κωνσταντίνος Δρούλιας του συγκροτήματος Droulias Brothers δεν έχει δώσει λαβή για σχόλια στα προσωπικά του
Και οι δύο, λοιπόν, είναι χαμηλών τόνων, πράγμα που σημαίνει πως για να πήραν το ρίσκο να δημοσιοποιήσουν τον έρωτά τους, δεν πρόκειται για περιπέτεια ή για κάτι περαστικό
Ο χρόνος θα δείξει.
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