- So you're, okay.
- I don't know (mumbles).
I've never played this game before,
so I was like the trailers gonna be awesome.
(techno music)
Arena.
- You're gonna do boxing related, okay.
Martinis.
- Basketball.
- Kittens.
- Brazil and swimming.
- Kissing.
I was gonna say a proctologist.
(laughing)
Can I say that?
- [Producer] Yeah, absolutely.
- A proctologist.
- Vegeta.
- Sally's Beauty Supply.
Fierce.
Steamy.
Don't even. - You going straight for it.
Kwanzaa.
- I was gonna say Renaissance Fair.
That's a good one. - That's a good one too.
- No, Kwanzaa's better.
Regina.
- [Producer] Regina.
Oh, sorry, this one has to be a male name.
- Regina could be a male name. - Alright.
- I don't believe in gender names.
(record scratching)
- [Narrator] Life has become a balancing act for Regina.
Between swimming martinis
and training for his next big Kwanzaa.
♪ I got loyalty inside my DNA ♪
He is up against the challenge of his life,
facing a proctologist with ties to his family's basketball
only intensifies his impending battle
in Sally's Beauty Supply.
Vegeta is there by his side through it all.
And together, Regina and Vegeta
will confront their fierce legacy.
Question what's worth kissing for.
And discover that nothings more important than kittens.
Creed 2 is about going back to Brazil
to rediscover what made you steamy in the first place,
and that no matter where you go,
you can't escape your arena.
(dramatic music)
- You're better than me Kakarot.
You are the best.
- [Producer] Would you guys see that movie?
- I absolutely would.
- I absolutely wouldn't.
Nah, I'm not seeing that one.
- What, It's so good. - Wait til it comes on TV.
I'll watch at home.
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Target Stock: Long-term Plan, Short-term Woes - Duration: 4:39.
Chris Hill: We're going to talk about the retail ugliness that is happening right now.
We saw this coming last week, when Home Depot put up an amazing, stellar quarter,
and the stock dropped anyway.
Now, we've got retailers putting up less than stellar quarters and getting punished for it.
We'll start with Target. Third quarter results coming in below expectations.
You can look at what Target is doing, in terms of their investment in the supply chain,
and think, long-term, that makes sense. I applaud that, and that's fine.
But in the short-term, that means that Target's costs are going higher.
The stock down 9% this morning.
Bill Barker: The stock going into today was up 22% for the year and up 37% from this time last year.
Let's pull that part a little bit.
One thing that allowed that was the stock being beaten up as much as it was.
There was a lot of frustration with retail going into last summer 2017.
A lot of stocks in the retail space really bottomed around then.
Looking at it from that point, everything is going much better.
They haven't been destroyed, as of yet by Amazon.
But Target's numbers show what the cost of that non-destruction is.
They had comps of 5.3%, which is pretty good.
But there are costs associated with meeting customers in all the places they want to be.
Target's investments in order online, pick up in store or curbside, these are good things
for the customer, things the customer wants, but they are not easy to deliver without raising your costs.
Either you're going to have to raise your prices, which is not particularly viable
in as competitive a retail environment as we have today; or, you're going to take on those costs,
and your margins contract. That's where Target is today.
Hill: Brian Cornell, the CEO, was very clear that despite the higher costs in the third quarter,
he has a great deal of confidence going into the holiday quarter, not just
in terms of consumer spending, but in terms of Target's ability to deliver on that.
I think Brian Cornell has rightfully earned the confidence of the shareholders,
given his track record there.
You're hopefully taking some solace in Cornell's confidence.
Barker: I do.
What I take less confidence in is how you construct the numbers in a way that makes it
a truly exciting investment opportunity.
Traditional retail, let's go back a few years, where you're going to get your comps of mid-single-digits
at a well-run place, and then you're going to open up more stores.
Your total sales are going to rise maybe in the low-double-digits.
Because you're opening more stores, you're getting bigger, your margins are going to
improve by a little bit. Then, you're going to buy back some shares.
And when you combine all that and get down to the bottom line, you've got growth of earnings
per share, hopefully, in something like the mid-double-digits, like 15%, if you do everything right.
Quarters aren't always going to go right, but that's the game plan.
Well, now, are you really building more stores?
If you're not building more stores, are you going to see your margins improve?
You're not really growing more than the rate of the economy.
If that's the case, you still might be able to buy back your shares.
And Target did a bit of that over the quarter.
But really, they were buying them back at what appears now to be higher prices than
they go for after today.
Maybe they'll buy back more shares at a lower price over the coming quarter.
But if you start getting at, where are the comps, and that's the main number that's going to
determine your rate of growth, you're talking mid-single-digits.
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1930s Street Hot Rod—Roadkill Garage Preview Ep. 38 - Duration: 3:55.
(upbeat band riff)
(rock music)
- Dude I am stoked on this episode
because I'm finally going to have myself
a running, driving, hot rod!
Those who follow my social media know that
I've been working on a 32' Ford,
Lance speed race car for a long time.
But, it's been sitting neglected for a couple years.
So I ended up trading it off, for a model A, on 32 rails.
It's a complete roller, I got it from my buddies
at Hot Rod Ranch, but I've never seen it in person.
And so Dulcich, ready?
- [Steve] Yeah.
(garage door metal sliding)
- [David] Whoa!
Cool!
- [Steve] Check that thing out man!
Freiburger, I honestly think this
is probably the best thing that you have.
- [David] Really?
- [Steve] (Laughs) Yeah!
- [David] I didn't know you were going to approve
so vehemently! - Ah look at this thing!
- [Steve] Man! Are you kidding me?
- [David] What's cool, is this thing was painted in 1962.
- [Steve] I know and it still looks pretty good.
- [David] And striped.
- [Steve] Check out the doors, how nice
and smoothly they open and shut.
- [David] Whoa!
- [Steve] It's like a brand new car!
(car door shutting)
- Model A's are never this good.
- No.
- Wow,
so this is a 30 or 31 Ford model A.
It's unchopped, which is kind of what makes it neat
but, it's on the very, very traditional 32 Ford frame rails.
Guys did that back in the 50's
because the 32 Ford, was the first Ford
that came with a V-8 engine and so guys
would either swap them into their model A
or put the model A body on it.
I actually think this is more traditional than an actual 32.
- Yeah, check out the way it's equipped
its got a bad-ass dropped axle in the front, disc brakes.
- Aw man, this thing is going to be neat.
What I want to do here, is just put
a small block Chevy in it, to get it running and driving.
And I know that's like a boring engine and everything,
but you know what I always say,
"don't get it right, just get it running.".
What we're going to do here, is just make
the thing run and drive as cheaply
as I possibly can, to make sure that I'm in love with it
and then at some point in the future
if I'm really into the car, I'll be putting
a HEMI in it or stepping it up like that.
So, in three days, Dulcich and I
are going to make this happen.
And by happen, I mean running, driving, doing burn-outs.
- So hopefully, we'll get this done
pretty quickly and efficiently.
- We're going to have to be super tactical about it.
- Well I suggest you be General Freiburger
and I'll just be Infantryman Dulcich and follow directions.
- We're going to make it happen,
I assure you Dulcich there is no fail on this episode.
- Oh I completely believe that.
- None!
- Yeah, that's really, really convincing when you say that.
- I know.
- Basically it's a car, with none of the parts.
(rock music riff)
Notice how I vacuumed the whole floor here?
- It has been remarkably dirtier than this.
- Yeah.
Alright, my job is to get the engine
and transmission for the street rod and
I knew I was saving this for something.
This is the 350 motor and turbo 350 transmission
that was in our 66 Chevelle project car.
Last time we had this engine out,
seemed like we had a problem,
but it turned out to be just one bad ignition wire.
So, it's actually more than likely good
and the transmission's been rebuilt.
I'm going to take it out front, pressure wash it
and then I'll be ready to install in our street hot rod.
(hissing pressurized water)
Oh yeah! Whoa!
(gentle chime music)
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Make People Trust You by Having These Behaviors - Duration: 4:07.
Make People Trust You by Having These Behaviors
In a social relation whether with family, friends, colleagues, or any environments you
involve, you want exactly to be trusted by someone else for what you do.
However, to get people's trust is not easy to do for everyone.
Because to make people trust you, there are some behaviors that you must do and struggle
about.
In this video, I'm going to share with you some typical behaviors that make people putting
their trust in you.
But before that, please subscribe, click the bell and watch this video until the end to
know the complete information.
10 Subtle Behaviors That Make People Trust You.
#1 - Being honest on words and actions.
Honesty is an expensive thing for people.
What you say must be correlated with what you do because the truth of your words is
manifested in the actions you take.
Try to be honest on your words and actions, because the people around will feel the impact.
#2 - Able to keep secrets.
This is the fundamental thing if you want to be trusted.
People who put their trust in you will expect that you can keep their secrets.
Because if you can hear them, they want to know if you can be trusted or not by telling
their secrets to you.
#3 - Respecting others.
By respecting others, you will become a wiser person in any relation no matter who you are,
whatever your position or achievement is, if you want to be a trustworthy person you
should be able to respect and appreciate others.
#4 - Not talking about someone behind.
If you want to be trusted, avoid the habit of talking about people behind their back.
When you do not like someone's traits, try to be honest with him personally.
So that, you can get to know him better and find a solution from your dislike towards
him.
#5 - Admitting your mistakes.
If you dare to admit a mistake means you have a humble attitude and are ready to accept
the consequences of the mistake you made.
Those who see your attitude will surely praise and support you to fix the mistake, so that
you will gradually gain their trust.
#6 - Not judging people.
Judgment usually arises when knowing a mistake made by someone.
Do not be arrogant by directly judging them.
Maybe one day you can do that too.
Instead of being judgmental, you'd better get them to talk openly why they
did that and give them advice and solution so they won't do that again.
#7 - Being sincere on doing something.
Try to be a sincere person in every deed wherever you are, both small actions and big acts that
is seen by many people.
If you really do this, people will feel your sincerity, so you will get their trust.
#8 - Doing something punctually.
When you have something to do on a limited time that given by others, you must do it
punctually as agreed.
By doing so, people will be impressed on your performance to trust you again to do the other
things.
#9 - Being responsible.
Responsibility is prestigious.
People see a responsible person as well as a trustworthy one.
If you can be responsible and committed to something you've made, it makes you being
regarded as a trustworthy person by people.
#10 - Being confident.
Having confident personality is important because people will see you in a good way
to put their trust in you through your confidence.
Well, those are some of the subtle behaviors that make people trust you.
So, Really cool information isn't it?
I hope you enjoy this short video, if you have something on your mind, please
share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!
Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and watch all our other amazing videos!.
Thanks for watching.
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Why I might quit YouTube... - Duration: 6:10.
Hello.
You saw the title.
Sometimes I feel like quitting.
Sometimes I think that I'm not going to make another video, another movie,
I'm not going to create another piece of writing,
I'm not going to draw anymore,
I'm not going to do anything that involves expressing myself
in a creative way.
I only feel like this sometimes.
But I'm not going to quit.
I am so passionate about this,
about what I do, about creating on a daily,
on an hourly basis.
This is my life and I love it.
Being able to meet creators from all over the world,
people who are just as passionate as I am
about making movies, about creating content online,
being able to meet other people like that is amazing
and it's incredible.
I love being able to help you all
and show you how to make money
in ways that will allow you to be free.
If you want to get up and go make a movie, you can,
there's nothing stopping you
because you've set up that foundation.
So many other ways to make money
that will allow you the freedom to live this life that you want to live,
like if you want to go and travel, you can do that.
Or if you just want to sit around and binge watch a show on Netflix.
Hearing your stories
and your travel experiences and your creator struggles and your woes,
and the troubles that you have with your business,
your career, your dreams, your hopes, your accomplishments.
I love it whenever you guys let me know
when you've done something awesome,
either you've created this beautiful piece of artwork
or you've increased your sales
or you got your fan page to a certain number of likes and follows
and whatever your milestones are.
I just I love being able to celebrate that with you,
that it gets me so excited.
All of these things keep me going.
Creating content online and offline is so hard,
it is really challenging,
but it is also really rewarding, especially if you're doing it online.
You get to meet all of these wonderful people
and all these talented and smart people
get to watch my videos.
The fact that you can learn from anybody in the world.
But it is challenging.
We have to make sacrifices as creators.
Sometimes I get upset when things don't go my way,
you know, certain algorithms make it so that my videos don't get as seen,
or my work in general because that goes across all platforms,
now, apparently.
And because of that I feel like I always have to be innovating,
I always have to be thinking about what's next,
what I'm gonna do, how am I gonna stand out.
When I remember why I'm doing this,
that really brings everything full circle.
I don't want to forget that and I don't want you to forget that either.
If you're making a business, numbers are always important.
But what is also important is the people who make those numbers happen.
So grateful that I have you guys,
you guys are the numbers.
People are not numbers, they're people.
If you feel like you do not have, like you are not part of the community.
I want you to know that I've created communities online
for people to meet.
Go to this website, this is my website,
and these are all communities that I have created online,
mainly they are for creators,
but if you are not a creator
and you just want to reject the nine to five,
you want to work from home
or work from Bali or work from France
or wherever you want to run your business
then you should join the reject of the 9 to 5 group
because that is where you are going to find your people.
This is really hard.
What we are doing is challenging,
it requires us to be really strong.
I don't want you to feel like you have to reject the nine to five by yourself,
like you have to create by yourself.
We're all going through the exact same thing in different levels.
I want you to feel like you're a part of it
regardless of whatever level you're at.
Thank you so much for watching this video,
I know it's a little different than normal
but I'm making a video every single day in December
and I thought I would take some creative liberties,
hopefully you don't click out.
If you enjoy what you are watching,
then remember always to give a thumbs up,
that actually does help me out quite a bit,
and leaving a comment also helps
because not only does it contribute to the algorithm,
but I also get to meet you,
and I try to respond to as many comments as I possibly humanly can.
If you like me enough then remember to follow and subscribe.
I'm @redromina everywhere, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube
all the places on the Internet.
I'm gonna see you... I guess tomorrow.
I'll see you when I see you, bye!
This video was made possible by my patrons over at PATREON.COM/REDROMINA
If you like what I do, become a patron and be a part of the exploration.
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I Started a Patreon Page - Duration: 7:11.
alrighty guys so some of you may have already seen already that I launched a
patreon account recently so I wanted to share some of my thoughts and hopes and
dreams and reasons for starting this patreon account as well as share a
little bit about the types of content that I will be planning to include for
my new patreon members so you know when I started the neurodivergent rebel
blog it has been almost 2 years now or it has been just over 2 years now
correction I has been a little bit over 2 years since I joined Twitter and
that's where most of the traffic really started to get traction and at that time
obviously I had way less followers and we had lots of great more intimate
discussions on Twitter and on Facebook and I used to be able to read and check
each and every single notification and now I don't even think Twitter or
Facebook like literally will store all of my notifications like I don't think
they all exist I think it gets to a point where there are just so many and
then they're gone because there's just too many notifications so you know at
this point it's it's kind of even impossible like I used to read and
respond to every single comment then it got to where I at least click like or
acknowledged every single comment and then you know in recent
months I've realized I don't think I even see every single comment and I was
really really almost working myself to death death not doing myself a service
at all by trying so hard to stay on top of all of these notifications because it
is just it's just impossible and it's overwhelming and I really wanted to and
for a while when I couldn't I felt like I was letting everybody down but it's
just it's just going to be impossible as things grow so that brings me to growing
and the patreon and why I really did want to start a patreon
for the neurodivergent rebel blog the blog has grown so much in two years it
is just incredible growth that's more than I could have imagined I yeah we
have just come here so quickly and I am I'm so grateful for that and you know
people sometimes forget that I am a one-man one-person shop and I also you
know run a very I've been running a very low budget blog until now I use you know
free video editing software and use free programs whenever I can and to try and
keep costs low I don't have proper microphones as many of you often comment
on and you guys with audio and auditory sensitivities and sense of hearing I
know the audio on my channel is not always great so that's you know a one
one list of many things you know that I want to hopefully offer someday I've got a
lot of ideas and things that I just haven't been able to get to you know
just throwing us out there I'd love to someday have a podcast I want
transcriptions for all of the content including like backlogged content I want
closed captioning on all of the backlogged content it's on the current
content but I want closed captioning on everything you know I want I'll leave
some things there surprises but there's like I have a lot of ideas that I think
are really exciting that you guys are gonna love but I've just been spinning
my wheels on them so I'm hoping you know if the collaborative effort we can get
some traction if we can really get the patreon taken to take off and so the
other things with the patreon you know what I'm trying to create would be a
little bit more of that smaller community feel like we had at the
beginning or like I feel like I had the beginning when I first got on social
media and when I first started reaching out to the community
and I want to have some of that feel I have made a point that you know it's the
minimum donation per month is a dollar and regardless of what you donate I've
said it's pay what you can every patreon member regardless of
sponsorship level will receive the same benefits and the types of content that
I'm going to be sharing in the patreon group is gonna be a different type of
content than what I've been sharing publicly on my blog and my profile pages
in YouTube I will continue to put out the same content publicly as I have been
so nothing is changing there for users who have been accessing the public
content but the new premium content will be a different type of content it will
be a little bit more behind-the-scenes personal kind of more candid style
conversations and content from me it will also be things that are not autism
specific like blogging and social media maybe even video editing tips so things
like that that don't necessarily fit with this channel I might also share
some of those things they are on patreon as well and then I'm hoping to really
build that small community of members were you know I really will in patreon I
will be reading and responding to all of the comments in the page for the patreon
members in my patreon page which is something I I miss being able to do with
the other platform but I finally just throw my hands up and I said I can't I
had to give up I had to but you know moving forward you know with the patreon
I really hope you know it will be something that is of value to everyone
who decides to join and I hope you know that it will just continue to help so
that the public content that I've already been sharing can become
better quality content and maybe you know eventually I will be able to start
putting out even more public content because guys I have so many project
ideas so so many things I want to do guys and I just hope this might be the
thing to help just get the rest of the traction on that and get it going
so anyway that's just what's going on with the patreon I hope to see you in
the group bye guys
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Target Stock: Long-term Plan, Short-term Woes - Duration: 4:39.Chris Hill: We're going to talk about the retail ugliness that is happening right now.
We saw this coming last week, when Home Depot put up an amazing, stellar quarter,
and the stock dropped anyway.
Now, we've got retailers putting up less than stellar quarters and getting punished for it.
We'll start with Target. Third quarter results coming in below expectations.
You can look at what Target is doing, in terms of their investment in the supply chain,
and think, long-term, that makes sense. I applaud that, and that's fine.
But in the short-term, that means that Target's costs are going higher.
The stock down 9% this morning.
Bill Barker: The stock going into today was up 22% for the year and up 37% from this time last year.
Let's pull that part a little bit.
One thing that allowed that was the stock being beaten up as much as it was.
There was a lot of frustration with retail going into last summer 2017.
A lot of stocks in the retail space really bottomed around then.
Looking at it from that point, everything is going much better.
They haven't been destroyed, as of yet by Amazon.
But Target's numbers show what the cost of that non-destruction is.
They had comps of 5.3%, which is pretty good.
But there are costs associated with meeting customers in all the places they want to be.
Target's investments in order online, pick up in store or curbside, these are good things
for the customer, things the customer wants, but they are not easy to deliver without raising your costs.
Either you're going to have to raise your prices, which is not particularly viable
in as competitive a retail environment as we have today; or, you're going to take on those costs,
and your margins contract. That's where Target is today.
Hill: Brian Cornell, the CEO, was very clear that despite the higher costs in the third quarter,
he has a great deal of confidence going into the holiday quarter, not just
in terms of consumer spending, but in terms of Target's ability to deliver on that.
I think Brian Cornell has rightfully earned the confidence of the shareholders,
given his track record there.
You're hopefully taking some solace in Cornell's confidence.
Barker: I do.
What I take less confidence in is how you construct the numbers in a way that makes it
a truly exciting investment opportunity.
Traditional retail, let's go back a few years, where you're going to get your comps of mid-single-digits
at a well-run place, and then you're going to open up more stores.
Your total sales are going to rise maybe in the low-double-digits.
Because you're opening more stores, you're getting bigger, your margins are going to
improve by a little bit. Then, you're going to buy back some shares.
And when you combine all that and get down to the bottom line, you've got growth of earnings
per share, hopefully, in something like the mid-double-digits, like 15%, if you do everything right.
Quarters aren't always going to go right, but that's the game plan.
Well, now, are you really building more stores?
If you're not building more stores, are you going to see your margins improve?
You're not really growing more than the rate of the economy.
If that's the case, you still might be able to buy back your shares.
And Target did a bit of that over the quarter.
But really, they were buying them back at what appears now to be higher prices than
they go for after today.
Maybe they'll buy back more shares at a lower price over the coming quarter.
But if you start getting at, where are the comps, and that's the main number that's going to
determine your rate of growth, you're talking mid-single-digits.
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Unity Top Down Colliders and Character Movement - Tutorial - Duration: 8:32.
What's up Game Developers?
CouchFerret here, and today we'll modify our walls by adding
collider and rigidbody components to them so our Archer won't be able to run through them.
We'll upgrade the movement script as well to a physics based one with velocity.
If it sounds fun, then stay with me,
and consider subscribing with the bell icon so you won't miss any future videos of this game.
Cool, let's begin!
Okay, let's make the walls into real and tough walls
so our Archer can't move through them.
We will make this happen by making our gameobjects into physical objects
with collider and rigidbody components.
Collider components, like BoxCollider,
CircleCollider, or PolygonCollider define the gameobject's
shape for Unity's physics simulation.
And Rigidbody components define an object's physical behaviour,
for example, our walls will be tough and unmovable,
whereas our Archer will be a light object that we could push around if we want.
The first step is to select one of the HorizontalWall gameobjects under the Grid gameobject and
add a BoxCollider2D component to it.
There are separate colliders for 2D and 3D games,
so make sure to use the ones that have a 2D in their names this time.
Let's set the Collider's Size to 0.2 by 0.04 so it takes up two cells in our Grid.
We need to set the Y Offset to 0.02 to have it fit perfectly.
To make it behave as a physics object, we need to add a Rigidbody2D component to it.
By default, it will be a Dynamic object that can be pushed
around, but we want our walls stiff.
So let's set its Body Type to Kinematic so Gravity and other physics objects can't move
or apply force to this object.
To change all existing and future HorizontalWall objects in our scene,
we need to click the Apply button at the top of the Inspector window and it will save these
changes to the HorizontalWall Prefab.
And by changing the Prefab we are changing all the HorizontalWall objects.
Now, if I click on another HorizontalWall instance
we can see that it has the components that we've just added.
Let's add the same components to the VerticalWalls too.
But, their Colliders will have a bit different
shape and offset.
The Size should be 0.06 by 0.08 and the offset should be 0.04 on the Y Axis.
The Rigidbody component's settings should be the same.
Let's hit Apply and we are done with it.
To give the pillars a bit rounded shape we will make them a collider which is similar
to a BoxCollider but we will round its edges off a bit.
We can do this by using a Polygon Collider 2D.
It's a collider type where we can set all the individual points to create a custom shape.
Let's align the points roughly.
You can create new points by clicking and dragging the edges,
and you can delete one by click on it while holding down the Ctrl key.
After aligning them, we can set the individual points' coordinates
in the Inspector window, so they will be precise.
Just round the values!
And let's add a Rigidbody component as well with a Kinematic Body Type.
Also, don't forget to hit Apply in the end.
Okay, we are almost done,
we only need to give the archer character a collider and a rigidbody.
Let's select the archer and add a Circle Collider to him.
The radius should be around 0.04 and let's offset it a bit to 0.005 and -0.095.
Give him a Rigidbody, set the Gravity Scale to 0,
and we are ready to give it a test.
He's a bit jumpy but it's working.
This jumpiness comes from our non-physics based movement script.
By changing his transform.position explicitly and out of the physics engine,
it makes our character go into the wall, but when a physics evaluation happens,
the engine will push him back from the wall.
If we move him through his rigidbody component's velocity parameter,
then the physics engine will take care of setting his position counting the walls
in front of him.
To achieve this, first,
we need to create a public variable to access his rigidbody.
Let's call it rb, save the script and drag and drop the Rigidbody2D
component into this new parameter.
Then let's set its velocity based on the movement vector.
A rigidbody2D's velocity parameter is only 2D,
so we need to create a new Vector2 here and use only the X and Y components
of the movement vector.
We don't need a Time.deltaTime multiplier because we are not explicitly setting the
archer's position, only its current moving direction.
The physics engine will calculate his new position and the simulation will take account
of the elapsed time.
We can call this Move function both in the Update or FixedUpdate function because it
has no immediate effect, but calling it in the Update function will
make our a game slightly more responsive because the inputs are updated during every frame.
Let's test it out!
Huh, he started to spin like crazy when he ran
into the wall.
We need to set him a rotation constraint to freeze his rotation.
Let's select him and under its rigidbody/constraints, check Freeze Rotation Z.
Now it looks okay.
Our character doesn't bounce back from the walls.
But sometimes he gets stuck in the middle of the wall.
Seems like there are phantom vertexes.
If we take a closer look in the Scene window we can see that our walls are made of a few
colliders next to each other.
And where two colliders meet, no matter how well we align them,
a phantom vertex could appear which makes our character get stuck or bounces off it.
We could merge these colliders together with a Composite Collider component.
A Composite Collider merges all of the colliders which are set to be used by a composite collider
and are on child objects of the object having the Composite Collider.
Let's add a Composite Collider to the Grid gameobject.
Unity will also add a Rigidbody2D component to it too,
so make sure to set the Body Type to Kinematic.
Now, we need to change all the wall gameobjects' colliders.
Check in the Colliders' Used by Composite parameter and we need to remove the Rigidbody2D
components because we will use the Grid object's rigidbody.
Hit Apply to save the changes and select the Grid game object so we can see how it merged
the colliders together.
It looks pretty solid, except for a few holes here and there where
I forgot to put vertical walls.
Let's try it out!
Ohh it's sooo smooth.
Let's fill in those holes.
We need to duplicate a few vertical walls and move them to the correct place.
Sometimes the Composite collider doesn't merge the neighbor colliders together properly,
so let's increase the colliders' size briefly to overlap a little bit.
Now the Composite collider is perfect and we have one whole piece of a collider.
Let's play the game and run into the walls like a madman.
It's pretty awesome!
It works as it should, and our walls are modular,
so we can build any kind of levels.
Pretty cool!
That's it for today folks!
Next time, we will draw a new character and its animations
to improve our visuals.
We will create a few variations of the Archer and then animate the best one.
In the end, we will import him into Unity as well.
So be sure to subscribe and leave a thumbs up!
If you have any questions about what you have just seen,
feel free to ask and I'll try to answer all of them.
See you next time!
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The Santa Claus Song for kids 🎅 Christmas Songs for children | HeyKids - Duration: 12:30.
Santa Claus is getting ready
With his reindeer and his sleigh
To bring gifts for all the children
They will open Christmas day
Santa Claus, Santa Claus
Grandma says we shouldn't worry
Santa visits every year
Through the windy winter flurries
Old Saint Nick will soon be here
Santa Claus, Santa Claus
Santa Claus why are you going?
Can't you stay here all night long?
We can have some milk and cookies
While we sing our Christmas song
Santa Claus, Santa Claus
Santa Claus, Santa Claus
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Stock to Buy: 2U, The Future of Education - Duration: 4:34.
David Gardner: We're going to go alphabetical by company name.
The first one up is 2U, ticker TWOU.
Arguably, because this company name literally starts with the number two and the full name
of the company is just 2U, you could argue this is not a T stock. But it is a T stock. It is 2U.
Let's briefly review where it's been. This stock made a high of $90 a share on September 4th.
Today, it's around $53 as we tape this podcast on the afternoon of Tuesday, November 13th.
$90 to $53 in a couple of months. Yep, that's down 41%.
In fact, of all five of my near-term losers here that we're going over this week,
this has been the worst, down more than 40%. Now, why has it been a big-time winner?
I first picked it two years ago, in July of 2016. It's up over 50% since then.
Then, three months later, I decided I really liked this company.
I like to add to my winners, so I recommend it again for Rule Breakers.
That one's also up over 50%.
I'll take that two-year return for any company almost any day of the week.
It's a double wreck and a double winner.
For each of these, maybe I'll just mention two things that I like about the stock and
that I think about when I think about the company.
The first thing I want to mention about 2U is, this company is built on a big idea:
that it could bring distance learning into some of our best universities, most often at the
graduate level, but undergraduate courses, too.
2U partners, usually with ten-year agreements, with some of the better-known universities
in the world; universities like UCal Berkeley, or Georgetown University here in Washington, D.C.,
or my alma mater, the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, the business school.
These are the kinds of companies that 2U partners with.
They're bringing students that these universities would never otherwise have had through the internet,
they're bringing them distance learning, and they're splitting the tuition that these
universities are getting paid that they would never have had otherwise. It's a true win-win.
There are at least three winners in there.
A fourth one has been shareholders, because people who have owned 2U are pretty happy
with their shares.
As I say, the No.1 thing I like about it is: it's a big idea, but the market cap is only $3 billion.
This is a company that has excellent existing relationships, continues to add more learning
to its platform, and yet it's capitalized at just $3 billion.
That feels like a small-cap company with at least a mid-cap idea and execution.
That's thing No. 1 like about it.
Thing No. 2: 2U has been the victim of a short attack this year.
You may know about short attacks.
If you're a Rule Breaker investor of any real vintage, you've probably come across this before.
Somebody will decide that this stock is overpriced, or something's horribly wrong with the company.
And often, this person will put a 20-page screed on the internet about all the dirty
linen and dirty dishes that the company that's being short attacked ever could have been connected to.
And they'll say the stock's overpriced.
These days, because there's a lot of viral passing around on the internet, people will
hear about it, and often, these stocks will decline.
It's usually pretty short-term.
They're called short attacks because you can see it coming.
Once it starts, you can see it playing out in the weeks ahead.
Usually, the stocks drop.
But then, because we just keep holding our companies, if the company is doing a good
thing in the world and doing well, in my experience, it comes back, so the short attack creates
temporary downdrafts in some really excellent companies.
Other examples from our Rule Breakers service in recent years: Shopify was absolutely short attacked
for a while there. Ubiquiti Networks, another excellent company.
I think Take-Two Interactive got nailed at one point. Definitely Green Mountain when it was Keurig.
It used to be a Rule Breaker. It had a short attack, too.
Tesla has been short attacked a number of times.
This is pattern recognition that we've gotten used to at Motley Fool Rule Breakers, so when
I see it happen to a good company, I think, "That's too bad for the near-term share price,
but it does create an excellent discount for the rest of us who are going to be around
for the long-term and believe in the company." That's thing No. 2 I like about 2U.
And that's stock No. 1.
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Speed Paint: Lady of the Mountains - Duration: 8:18.
And prepare for too many redos during the drawing.
Ugh..... here we go....
Glitched: Nice! Really nice hand.
Thanks.
Glitched: Ooh! Really nice pines!
Cool.
Glitched: I really like the flowers!
Thanks.
Butterflies are beautiful, but jesus Christ made them to hard to draw!
The bear was the best part of this!
Glitched: Can you just try to use my characters anatomy while keeping the expression you gave her earlier?
My thoughts: Women.... Pick a face....
Uh, sure. I can try. My style (nor training thus far) is not meant for that though.
Glitched: Alright, just do your best!
Glitched: . . . . mmm, never mind. Just do your original face. . . .
My (Tired) Thought: >O
Ok, sure thing.
Glitched: Lift the eyes up just a bit?
Glitched, I warned you about the edit pass the lining stage! I guess it's doable...
Glitched: Ok, thank you! Nice spots too!
I realize majority of the remakes of the face were missed in my recordings....
Pity really.
She had me redo the face like 10 times!
Finally! Finished at last!
This took too fricken long! It'll be months before I'm inspired to strive for something this referenced again!
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How To Teach Your Dog To Sit And Stay With Distractions - Professional Dog Training Tips - Duration: 8:37.
- In this video, I'm gonna show you the exact steps
to teach your dog how to sit and stay
regardless of whatever distractions are around.
But I'm also gonna talk about why the sit, stay
exercise may be one of the most important skills
that you work on with your dog in training.
I'm Ken Steepe, this is Funkee Monkee,
welcome back to McCann Dogs.
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(dog barking)
we train more than 500 dog owners
every single week at our training facility
so if this is your first time on our YouTube channel,
make sure you hit that subscribe button
so that I can help you to have a well-behaved
four-legged family member.
In last week's video, I taught you
how to teach your dog to wait in one position
which is one of the most used skills in our household.
But the stay is a little bit more formal
and it's one of the greatest ways
to give your dog clear and concise information.
It's the kind of exercise that's so black and white
to your dog that your dog will be able to learn
it really quickly as long as you're clear
with your expectations.
Now you're gonna begin with your dog
in that sit in start position at your side
which I showed you in a video earlier
but it's a really clear way to begin this exercise
and this stay exercise is always gonna begin
with your dog in this position.
So I'm gonna tell Funkee
to get in and sit.
Yes, good girl and I'll reward her for that
for doing such a great job.
Now the first thing I want you to do
is clearly tell your dog to stay
and you can even flash a hand signal
like a little stop sign for them.
But then I want you to step out front
but be toe to toe.
Make it really easy for your dog to be right
and the best way to do that is by staying nice and close.
Then I can, yes Funkee, and step back,
yes, good stay, good girl.
Now this is a very foundational step
but I want you to rehearse this
many, many times being really close to your dog
and supporting them with your voice
when you're out in front.
Now you need to be a little bit self aware
about this exercise so if you're rewarding your dog
and then you go to tell them to stay,
it's really important that you don't have
any food in your hand.
We don't wanna make this any more difficult
than it already is for your dog in training.
So when I tell Funkee to stay,
I'm gonna have an empty hand, I'll tell her to stay,
then I'll step out in front.
Food distractions, something that we can build on
we'll work towards, but at this point,
we want to make it as easy as possible
for your dog to be right.
Now at this point, your dog might make a couple of mistakes.
They might get up out of that sitting position
or they might move towards you if you've given them
too much room so it's really important
to know what to do if it doesn't go right.
The first thing I'm going to do,
I'm gonna show you in just a moment
that I'll lure Funkee out of position
or I'll make it a little bit too difficult
and then I'll pull her into a standing position
but the first thing I'm going to do
is use my voice.
A simple oops or ah or hey or something
to mark the moment that she makes a mistake.
The next thing I'm going to do is show her how to be right.
I'm gonna take her back to the exact spot
where we started and I'm going to place her in a sit.
So I'll show you now.
Get in, buddy.
Now I wanna use a stay command
'cause it will be easier to get her out.
So now I'm gonna trick Funkee into moving out of position.
Oops!
So all I need to do is bring Funkee back
to exactly where she was.
Remind her to sit.
Place her in that sit
and then before I go anywhere,
I'm gonna remind her to stay again.
Good girl. Now we're gonna make it really easy.
Yes, good girl.
And I'm gonna reward her really soon.
I've had her in that sit placement.
She's thought about it for a couple of moments.
She's maintained that stay.
Let's try it again, stay. And then I'm gonna move out here
just a little farther.
Yes, good girl.
So I've been able to get a couple
of successful repetitions in after
she had made that one mistake.
Good girl.
Now to be clear, make sure you put your dog back
in the position where they started
in the spot where you initially asked them to stay.
The last thing we want is Funkee slowly making her way
towards maybe another distraction.
Maybe there's a toy on the floor and I keep replacing her
in that stay but slowly and surely,
she's making her way towards that stay.
Okay.
So if your dog happens to get out of position,
I want you to replace them exactly where they were,
sit, in that spot where you started.
Now when you started to teach your dog how to stay,
I want you to remove that word from your vocabulary
at any other time other than training.
Something people often do is once they've
had a couple of sessions of learning how to stay,
they'll start using stay in everyday life
when they don't have an opportunity to train through it
if your dog makes a mistake.
So just abandon that word entirely.
Now we taught the wait last week
which is a similar to the stay
but it's really important that you save
this stay command for that special occasion
when you're working on it in these early steps.
You often hear me talk about consistency,
clarity, and fairness when you're training your dog
and the stay is no different than that.
In fact, it's one of the best exercises
to really be clear with your dog.
That's why the stay can only end,
the only time your dog can get up
is when you return back to their side.
So you saw me at the beginning.
I started with Funkee in this position.
I want Funkee to know that the only way this position ends
and her job is over is when I return back to this side.
Now I'm gonna show you in just a moment
how to increase the challenge a little bit
and for some of your dogs, they may be really tempted
to get out of position.
But if they learn at this point
that the only time that they're allowed
to get up and move is when you're backing
at their side, it makes their job a lot easier
and it makes your job as a training much easier too.
Now that you're only using your stay
when you're training it with your dog
so that that word isn't losing value,
you're gonna find that you're able
to increase the challenge a little bit.
And after lots of successful repetitions
in toe to toe with your dog,
we can start to make it a little bit harder.
So I want you to think about the three different challenges
that you can do with your dog choosing one at a time.
The first one I'm gonna talk about is distraction.
So I'm gonna tell Funkee to stay
and then I'm gonna step out in front of her
and I'm just gonna wiggle the leash,
see if she's excited by that.
Yes, good girl.
And then I'm gonna step in and reward her
for not making a mistake.
The second one I want to talk about is distance.
So if we've been toe to toe or maybe you've been
at a foot or two feet away from your dog,
we can challenge her a little bit by going farther away.
So I'm gonna tell Funkee, stay.
Show her that stay sign and I'm gonna go
right out to six feet.
Yes, good girl.
Nice job.
Fine, then I can return back to her side
for that great reward.
Good girly.
And the third one I want to talk about is duration.
So the amount of time that you're spending away
from your dog can be challenging for some dogs
especially in a distracting environment.
So let's tell her to stay and then
I'm gonna step out for a few minute,
out for 10 seconds or 15 seconds without a reward.
Maybe I'll stand out here for 30 seconds.
Now a really important factor in dog training
in general is your timing.
So at any point, if Funkee were to make a mistake,
I need to mark that with my oops
or my ah or a hey or something.
But if she remains in position for these 30 seconds,
I can tell her, yes.
Then I can step in and reward her,
what a good girl, nice job.
So even though you're getting a little farther away
from your dog or maybe you're away from them
for a little bit longer period of time,
you need to maintain that same great dog training timing.
So mark that moment whether it's a mistake
or a great choice and then step in and reward.
Now if you find like you're struggling
with something like distraction and your dog
when you wiggle the leash for example,
I'll show you, Funkee stay.
Maybe this is too much for your dog.
Maybe they get really excited and they get up
and you've got oops and replace them back in position,
if that's the case, just reduce
that distraction a little bit.
The last thing that we wanna be doing
is rehearsing the same thing where maybe
it's a tennis ball, you bounce the tennis ball
and your dog gets up, well you don't wanna bounce
that tennis ball again, maybe you can toss it
in the air, or in this case, a softer wiggle.
Yes, good girl.
And then step in and reward your dog.
When we're talking about distance with our dog,
this is one of the other really important parts
of going back to their side to release them.
So I'm gonna tell Funkee to stay.
Now as I step out here, I can support her with my voice.
Good girl, good stay.
But she's learned even at this point,
that I will not be releasing her from out here.
My stay is a really formal, really definitive exercise
so she won't be released until I step back in.
Yes, what a good girl.
You did such a great job.
And then I can release her when I'm back in at her side.
Okay.
Using the stay command when you're training your dog
is such an important exercise
because it inherently builds in the value
of some impulse control.
Your dog is rewarded when they leave
those tough distraction.
It also really gives them some confidence
because it gives them an opportunity
to choose and if they choose the wrong thing
like getting out of position, you mark it,
and you can replace them, show them how to be right
and then you can reinforce those great choices for your dog.
The big picture of teaching the stay command
can have such a great value on all
of your dog training skills and exercises.
Now if you wanna teach your dog how to wait
so that you can release them remotely
then click that video beside us.
And if this is your first time on the channel,
make sure you hit that subscribe button.
We publish new videos every single week
to help you to have a well-behaved
four-legged family member.
On that note, I'm Ken and this Funkee Monkee.
Hi for training.
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A Bible Answers Episode #758 - Duration: 28:55.
For more infomation >> A Bible Answers Episode #758 - Duration: 28:55. -------------------------------------------
Emery reveals the inspiration behind his Arsenal substitutions - Duration: 4:02.
Unai Emery has revealed the inspiration behind his half-time changes in the North London Derby victory over Tottenham Hotspur - his former coach, Javi Irureta
Arsenal were 2-1 down at half time at the Emirates on Sunday before Emery decided to switch things up, bringing on Alexandre Lacazette and Aaron Ramsey for Alex Iwobi and Henrikh Mkhitaryan in what proved to be an inspired move from the head coach
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang struck in 56th minute with a wonderful goal before Lacazette and Lucas Torreira scored within three minutes of one another to turn the tie round and send the Emirates wild
Emery has been praised this season for his tactical substitutions that have seen Arsenal go on a 19-game unbeaten run in all competitions, and ahead of the trip to Manchester United he revealed that his former Real Sociedad coach Irureta had a big influence on how he approaches substitutions
He said: "It is lucky because I learned in Spain with one coach, Javi Irureta, he trained in Deportivo La Coruna and had a big career as a coach and he said one day when he was my coach in San Sebastian, Real Sociedad and he said to us 'when I change it because I want some change'
"Maybe it is positive, maybe it is negative but change' and this is the first idea I received and I do in my mind
"The second is, for example, in other teams I have coached, some criticism of me is I change usually very late
"Here for example you are saying I change usually quickly. It depends on the moment
"Also, like yesterday, how the match is going but one situation we are living here is in the first half we wouldn't finish winning in the 14 matches in the PL and that is one reason I need to change
" Arsenal travel to Old Trafford to renew rivalries with Manchester United and Jose Mourinho on Wednesday night as they look to make it 20 games without defeat - but facing them is a huge test
They've haven't beaten United away in the league since 2006 with their last victory at Old Trafford coming in the FA Cup in 2015 in a 2-1 sixth round win
Despite the strong run of form Arsenal find themselves on, Emery is well aware of the challenge that a trip to Manchester brings and believes the result will show exactly where his side are at the moment
He added: "Each match is a big opportunity for us against every team. "It's very difficult to win there in the past and in the future because they are a very big team with big players and they have a very big atmosphere pushing them
"It's a very big challenge for us, we can confirm our good moment, or our reality moment - that we need more
"For me also it's an exciting match, my motivation is very big and I'm looking forward to playing there
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