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NARA (Japón) 🦌🦌🦌🦌 CIERVOS por todas partes! 😍 | #14 Vlog JAPÓN - Duration: 15:18.
today we are going to do one of the most typical
from the city of Kyoto we go to Nara to see deer
today we have momentarily left Kyoto to come to Nara
globally known for the large amount of deer
that there are in its streets, in its parks and in your temples
they are shy, they do not like the camera
There are many stalls where they sell some cookies
for the deer and then of course, they surround you
while you have cookies around you
in fact now we just bought two packages
one for my parents and one for us and to which they see that the purchases already begin you
to pursue
these are the cookies and you know that the
we carry and we do not take them off
Help
no, he bites you
Hey, the horns a little care
that bite my ass
let's give it a piece
come, to you too
a piece for each one
the truth is that they are very funny
a little heavy, the truth when they see you with food
no horns
the horns are scary, huh?
How funny they are
this is harassment
when you do not give them they bite your ass
it has bitten my navel
assassin
Be quiet
yes, stay still
the friend of the deer
It is done
he bit me here
a drool of deer
a little heavy, huh?
but good, very funny
this one here behind is the Todai-ji temple
which is another of the main attractions of Nara after the deer
the main hall of the Todai-ji temple It is the largest wooden building in the world
and that what we see now is a reconstruction 33% smaller than the original building
here inside the temple Todai-ji is the largest buddha in Japan
here behind
this great bronze Buddha measures 15 meters
and weighs 500 tons
this buddha is immense
This impressive temple is a must see if you come to Nara
and obviously it's also declared heritage of humanity
inside this temple there is a hole that they say is the size of the hole
from the nose of Buddha and they say if you can go through the hole
you will be blessed so there are many parents who fight
children to go through the hole
and if you are very thin you can try Xavi is thin but does not dare
I think it does not happen and I'm not going to try it next time we come
when we are older we shrink then we will pass
inside the temple there is also a lot of souvenir stalls
and we have found this deer so funny that I bought it for the car mirror
and Nara puts
it's super cute
he's missing his mouth open and eating cookies
The truth is that it is very nice it's a bit like old but the advantage is
inside you can record and take pictures of everything essential
here the deer are considered sacred animals it is believed that they are divine servants
that's why they're called servants deer
and there are so many because they are sacred animals and they are protected
What?
what do you say?
Do you agree or not? You're so comfortable, huh?
In the surroundings of the Todai-ji temple there is also
some interesting things to see
we have found this temple here
that is super nice we do not know what it's called
then we will look for it Looks good
let's walk a little inside the temple
this structure is also part
of the Buddhist temple of Todai-ji and is considered a national treasure
grimace
hundreds of stone lanterns illuminate the
staircase that goes up to the temple and the corridors that surround it
You still do not follow us? So subscribe to our channel and give
the bell to receive all our notifications
this temple stands on the hill as a viewpoint over Nara and its mountains
at the beginning of March the Otaimatsu is performed an event in which monks run by
through the corridors of the temple carrying large fire torches
and it is said that if one is bathed with sparks of this fire receives a divine protection
against the evil spirits
these are the torches that the monks use to light the way to the temple
when they arrive at the temple they turn them off and they keep praying until midnight
we have finished the visit to Nara the truth is that it is very advisable
especially because of the deer theme that are here as if they were pets
as if they were your puppy they follow you everywhere if you have food
look, now one comes here what do you want?
we do not have more food and nothing, well, that, if you come to Japan,
We strongly advise you to come here
here in Nara we have seen that technology It is also applied to the situation in
real time buses Each bus has its GPS and each number
he's telling you where he's going Your geolocatable GPS position
with which you know what it will take to arrive and how many are on the way
and now we leave Nara to go back to the city from Kyoto
we are taking advantage of that we stopped in the Kyoto station to see the mega structure
that is the whole season if you go up there is a garden and
there are many sections of escalator and At the end of everything we assume that some
very interesting city views
and if you want to go up the normal stairs
You can also climb normal stairs
Yes, we are very comfortable
this futuristic style station is one of the largest buildings in Japan
incorporates a complex with shopping centers, hotel, cinemas and even a garden at the top
and from here you can also contemplate good views of the city
the truth is that this station is a mega engineering work
it's worth it to go up a moment until here
also comfortably with escalators
to end the day and stay in Kyoto
We are in the Teramachi galleries to frike a little bit to see what we find
the street of Teramachi are covered galleries that are transformed into
a real trap for tourists because here what predominates are the souvenirs
but also a lot of geeks especially from Dragon Ball
we are going up to some galleries to see a anime store that is here in Kyoto that
It's called Animate
the Animate chain is the largest company
in Japan dedicated to the anime industry and the manga
the first store opened its doors in 1983 and there are currently more than 90 stores throughout the country
so if you're passionate about manga and anime
Not to be missed
my mother
what amount of things you would have to spend hours looking at the store
it's a paradise for manga geeks and of the anime
Absolutely, a lot of material
and now it's time for dinner
today we have come to a restaurant for style French
it's called Paris and we will eat wagyu
the wagyu veal is a famous beef Japan they say they massage it so that
be super tender
this is tremendous I find it excellent
the texture is great and the taste is exquisite I find it very good
If you like good meat, it's worth trying it you do not have to ask for much quantity
but at least to savor it and enjoy it
kampai
and until tomorrow a full day
We waved the video with the wagyu veal from today
tomorrow next to last day we go to Hakone
Do not miss it last day in Kyoto
Hakone tomorrow Do not miss it
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Ishikawa Goemon in Kabuki.
Ishikawa Goemon in animation.
Ishikawa Goemon in video game.
He's famous thief in Japanese history.
Oedo action game.
Famicom Ganbare Goemon Mystical Ninja is on sale in ExcultureJapan.
Sell link in description.
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¡Me estafan en Internet!, Moneda Falsa de 8 Reales [4K UHD] - Duration: 6:52.
Welcome to Numismat
Today we have the chronicle of an announced scam and the analysis of a fake piece of 8 reales chick
One of the most sought after pieces by collectors is the 8 reales silver coin from Iturbide
This coin was purchased at an auction site on the Internet announced as 8 reales of 1822, but before issuing any judgment, let's analyze the piece and see what we find
As a main reason we can see the effigy of the mexican emperor Agustín de Iturbide and from here the design looks a bit suspicious
The upper part of the bust looks a bit strange, but the lower part does not show as many anomalies
The year of minting looks well defined but if we see the mark of the mint, the circle looks a bit strange and asymmetric
Another strange detail is the border with that very uneven pattern and with many variations in width, length and separation
Here one of the strangest details since the letter O is missing between R and V
So far this piece is very suspicious but let's see the other side
This eagle design is very sought after and is known as "chick"
The wings and the tail do not look so bad. Let's see it in macro.
The lower part if it is a bit suspicious, the design is weird and different from the original pieces that I've seen
This part is very evident because there are three letters T where we should have a letter I in the center
The weird border and the letters sometimes misaligned in addition to all the above mentioned we are led to think that this coin is obviously fake
Is the edge smooth? Is this a joke? Everything seems to indicate that this is a clear scam
By the way, before making the purchase was asked a question explicit and the seller replied that the coin was genuine
Although from the beginning, it was already rare to see an auction of $25 USD of a coin that usually costs more than $200 USD
The measurements are acceptable for the range that these pieces allows
The weight is also acceptable and is within the appropriate threshold
With the help of a very powerful neodymium magnet, a test was made that showed that is not ferromagnetic, however, it was not absolut inert to the action of the magnet
Everything seems to indicate that it is an apocryphal piece made of silver and although to the naked eye It looks like a genuine coin, has an overwhelming amount of errors
Even so, let's see what coins are with us today
Look at this, in silver, the famous dollar Peace dollar, what a beautiful piece
From Panama, the coin of one balboa in silver and with that beautiful portrait full of details, wow.
From Japan, the one yen coin with that beautiful dragon. Do not miss the video that we have in the channel of this piece. By the way, the piece has already been analyzed and is totally genuine.
The moral of this video is that we have to be very careful where we buy and to whom our pieces so this does not happen again to a friend's cousin
If you liked the video and do not want to miss any of the next works, subscribe and activate the notification bell
Thank you very much for your visit. We'll be alert to all comments. Until next time
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NARA (Japón) 🦌🦌🦌🦌 CIERVOS por todas partes! 😍 | #14 Vlog JAPÓN - Duration: 15:18.today we are going to do one of the most typical
from the city of Kyoto we go to Nara to see deer
today we have momentarily left Kyoto to come to Nara
globally known for the large amount of deer
that there are in its streets, in its parks and in your temples
they are shy, they do not like the camera
There are many stalls where they sell some cookies
for the deer and then of course, they surround you
while you have cookies around you
in fact now we just bought two packages
one for my parents and one for us and to which they see that the purchases already begin you
to pursue
these are the cookies and you know that the
we carry and we do not take them off
Help
no, he bites you
Hey, the horns a little care
that bite my ass
let's give it a piece
come, to you too
a piece for each one
the truth is that they are very funny
a little heavy, the truth when they see you with food
no horns
the horns are scary, huh?
How funny they are
this is harassment
when you do not give them they bite your ass
it has bitten my navel
assassin
Be quiet
yes, stay still
the friend of the deer
It is done
he bit me here
a drool of deer
a little heavy, huh?
but good, very funny
this one here behind is the Todai-ji temple
which is another of the main attractions of Nara after the deer
the main hall of the Todai-ji temple It is the largest wooden building in the world
and that what we see now is a reconstruction 33% smaller than the original building
here inside the temple Todai-ji is the largest buddha in Japan
here behind
this great bronze Buddha measures 15 meters
and weighs 500 tons
this buddha is immense
This impressive temple is a must see if you come to Nara
and obviously it's also declared heritage of humanity
inside this temple there is a hole that they say is the size of the hole
from the nose of Buddha and they say if you can go through the hole
you will be blessed so there are many parents who fight
children to go through the hole
and if you are very thin you can try Xavi is thin but does not dare
I think it does not happen and I'm not going to try it next time we come
when we are older we shrink then we will pass
inside the temple there is also a lot of souvenir stalls
and we have found this deer so funny that I bought it for the car mirror
and Nara puts
it's super cute
he's missing his mouth open and eating cookies
The truth is that it is very nice it's a bit like old but the advantage is
inside you can record and take pictures of everything essential
here the deer are considered sacred animals it is believed that they are divine servants
that's why they're called servants deer
and there are so many because they are sacred animals and they are protected
What?
what do you say?
Do you agree or not? You're so comfortable, huh?
In the surroundings of the Todai-ji temple there is also
some interesting things to see
we have found this temple here
that is super nice we do not know what it's called
then we will look for it Looks good
let's walk a little inside the temple
this structure is also part
of the Buddhist temple of Todai-ji and is considered a national treasure
grimace
hundreds of stone lanterns illuminate the
staircase that goes up to the temple and the corridors that surround it
You still do not follow us? So subscribe to our channel and give
the bell to receive all our notifications
this temple stands on the hill as a viewpoint over Nara and its mountains
at the beginning of March the Otaimatsu is performed an event in which monks run by
through the corridors of the temple carrying large fire torches
and it is said that if one is bathed with sparks of this fire receives a divine protection
against the evil spirits
these are the torches that the monks use to light the way to the temple
when they arrive at the temple they turn them off and they keep praying until midnight
we have finished the visit to Nara the truth is that it is very advisable
especially because of the deer theme that are here as if they were pets
as if they were your puppy they follow you everywhere if you have food
look, now one comes here what do you want?
we do not have more food and nothing, well, that, if you come to Japan,
We strongly advise you to come here
here in Nara we have seen that technology It is also applied to the situation in
real time buses Each bus has its GPS and each number
he's telling you where he's going Your geolocatable GPS position
with which you know what it will take to arrive and how many are on the way
and now we leave Nara to go back to the city from Kyoto
we are taking advantage of that we stopped in the Kyoto station to see the mega structure
that is the whole season if you go up there is a garden and
there are many sections of escalator and At the end of everything we assume that some
very interesting city views
and if you want to go up the normal stairs
You can also climb normal stairs
Yes, we are very comfortable
this futuristic style station is one of the largest buildings in Japan
incorporates a complex with shopping centers, hotel, cinemas and even a garden at the top
and from here you can also contemplate good views of the city
the truth is that this station is a mega engineering work
it's worth it to go up a moment until here
also comfortably with escalators
to end the day and stay in Kyoto
We are in the Teramachi galleries to frike a little bit to see what we find
the street of Teramachi are covered galleries that are transformed into
a real trap for tourists because here what predominates are the souvenirs
but also a lot of geeks especially from Dragon Ball
we are going up to some galleries to see a anime store that is here in Kyoto that
It's called Animate
the Animate chain is the largest company
in Japan dedicated to the anime industry and the manga
the first store opened its doors in 1983 and there are currently more than 90 stores throughout the country
so if you're passionate about manga and anime
Not to be missed
my mother
what amount of things you would have to spend hours looking at the store
it's a paradise for manga geeks and of the anime
Absolutely, a lot of material
and now it's time for dinner
today we have come to a restaurant for style French
it's called Paris and we will eat wagyu
the wagyu veal is a famous beef Japan they say they massage it so that
be super tender
this is tremendous I find it excellent
the texture is great and the taste is exquisite I find it very good
If you like good meat, it's worth trying it you do not have to ask for much quantity
but at least to savor it and enjoy it
kampai
and until tomorrow a full day
We waved the video with the wagyu veal from today
tomorrow next to last day we go to Hakone
Do not miss it last day in Kyoto
Hakone tomorrow Do not miss it
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Alex Jones and white supremacy: What to do with evil ideas? | Martin Amis - Duration: 2:40.
Salman Rushdie has argued that you can't be—you know, it's idiotic to say you're
above politics, because politics is all around you and above you and beneath you.
I was resistant to that idea, but it's clearly true, isn't it, that it's very hard to
imagine a piece of writing or a longish speech that doesn't have political bearing on us
all.
So I think neutrality is a chimera.
It's not there.
It's a mythical creature.
And evenhandedness is its own trap as well.
I mean if the press had not been so "evenhanded" we would have President Clinton and not President
Trump.
Some things are so clearly wrong, so unshirkably ill-advised that I think being evenhanded
about it is ridiculous.
What do you do with Alex Jones and those people who harass the bereaved parents of Sandy Hook
or Parkland, Florida, and say – and threaten them with death and say they're worthless—what
is the phrase – emergency actors, crisis actors.
Now I'm not going to sit down and say well let's go through your points one after the
other.
And we hear a great deal about being respectful to white supremacists.
I'm not going to be respectful.
I haven't got it in me to be respectful of that.
Some things are malum per se, evil in themselves and the crisis actor business is one of them.
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7 Interesting Facts About DARTH REVAN You May Not Know - Duration: 3:45.
Hey everybody and welcome to Leia's Lair.
In this episode I will be going over 7 interesting facts you might not know about Revan.
If you are enjoying the videos, please give them a like, share and subscribe to the channel
so I can continue making them for you.
Now before we begin, we will be covering events that touch on the Knights of the Old Republic.
So if you have not played the game, this is a warning that there could be spoilers for
you.
Number 1: He was a Jedi Prodigy
From the very beginning, Revan had an open view of the force and studied all aspects
of it, including the dark side.
As a padawan, he had an insatiable hunger for knowledge and learned everything that
his master, and many other masters knew.
After achieving the rank of Jedi Knight, he quickly became known as one of the most promising
members of the Jedi Order.
Number 2: He was a master of tactics and warfare
He had ferocious battle plans and maneuvers that even surprised the Mandalorians, individuals
who lived to fight.
During this time in a deciding battle, he activated a superweapon called the mass shadow
generator and sacrificed an enormous amount of his own men to crush the mandalorian army.
He was also able to defeat the Mandalorian leader, Mandalore the ultimate in single combat.
Number 3: He turned to the dark side
Together with his apprentice Malak, Revan vanished into the unknown regions to investigate
a mysterious Sith influence behind the war.
Here they met Sith Emperor Vitiate who corrupted their minds and turned them into Sith Lords.
Number 4: He had his mind wiped by the Jedi After Revan was nearly killed by Malak, Bastila
kept him alive through the force and took him back to the Jedi for judgement.
Here he had his mind wiped and then was retrained as a Jedi.
He eventually learned of this, but decided to stay with the light and find the Star Forge,
the source of Malak's power.
Number 5: He married Bastila Shan after the Battle of Rakata Prime
While carrying attachments is normally frowned upon by the Jedi Order, the wedding between
Revan and Bastila was approved by the Jedi Council on the condition he agreed not to
spread his newfound philosophy of love.
They then resided on Coruscant.
Number 6: He had 4 masters
The Jedi Master Kreia claimed to have been his first teacher in the ways of the Force.
However, her teachings, were looked upon with concern by the Jedi Council.
In order to round out his education, he went on to study with a number of other Jedi masters,
learning from Master Lestin, the enclave's chronicler, as well as Master Dorak and Arren
Kae.
Number 7.
He was essentially the start of the Rule of Two
Three millennia after Revan's death, Darth Bane discovered his Sith Holocron inside the
Rakatan temple.
Bane went onto studying the holocron extensively, learning Revan's teachings on the dark side
of the Force and his knowledge on ancient Sith rituals.
Bane would then go onto destroying the reigning brotherhood of Darkness, creating his own
Sith Order using the teachings from Darth Revan's Holocron.
This included the Rule of Two.
And there you have it!
Thanks for watching everyone!
What did you think about these Revan facts?
Do you know any other interesting facts about him?
Let me know down below in the comment section.
And remember to like, share and subscribe to the channel for more great videos to come.
I hope to see you all again in Leia's Lair.
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Cookies & Home Sweet Home - - The JSquared Circle #5 (Q&A) - Duration: 28:23.
Hey everybody JSquared Jon Jeremy here, back with another
question and answer session. We've got several questions
this time around, so if you've got a question of your own make
sure to post in the comments below. I do have a business
trip I'm going on next week. So I'm I plan on a special question
and answer episode for next week, but we'll collect all those
questions from you guys in we'll answer them
in future episodes as well so let's go and get started here
our first question comes from No NoGoBoy13, he's actually
got a two part of question here. They don't really coincide with
each other so we'll take them one at a time. First question is,
what did you study in college and why? So the funny enough
really especially, somebody, who works at a technology company, I
studied political science. When I was in college and I
wanted to go into politics and it just happened to be that
I hate it.
I absolutely did not like that path for me, after I had
started to go to school for it and it was weird for me
personally because I have,
I guess an optimistic outlook on life and on you know what
we should be as as a people, as a nation, as a race
altogether as humanity as a
species and politics can be a very grimy business and I saw
the underbelly of that and I didn't like it. I didn't like it
at all, so it was really weird for me and in fact, for the next
couple of years afterward, I was
kind of lost. Because I didn't really know what to do with myself. Now that
that I had this path set for me, had been thinking about
it for several years. So now come to find out that I don't
like it at all, and what to do. So luckily, after after a
couple of years I managed to find a place that I enjoy
working at and of course what I do here on YouTube I mean if I didn't have
this outlet here I really don't know who I would be, this is such
a huge part of my life. Nowadays, I wish I had went to
school for I guess I still can go to school for things like.
Social media and communications as a whole, videography because,
you know, I'm stretching the limits right now as it is
when it comes to what I can do with the green screen behind me
and the video camera in front of me, so this talking
head thing is like bare bones
stuff really. So maybe in the future you know, I'll take some classes on
how to upgrade my own skills when it comes to these sort
of recordings, but that's in the future. But I appreciate the
question. His second question is really I guess out of left field
one. What is your favorite cookie?
Well, personally my favorite cookie either has to be
chocolate chip cookie, warmed up just enough so that it doesn't
crumble your hand but that the gooey, that the chocolate inside
becomes gooey and you can kind of feel it stick to the inside your
mouth a little bit. That's I'm
starting to salviate thinking of it right now, that is a
fantastic cookie. Another cookie I like, funnily enough, is oatmeal. I
love. I can have oatmeal cookies all day everyday no
problem at all. Cinnamon cookies, too, same thing. I don't really know why.
And truthfully I'm not that much of a cookie eater but those would
be like my top 3 go tos of cookies, so there, you go. That
answers your question NoNo. Not really sure why you wanted to
know that in particular, but there you go. Our next question
again another two-part question
comes from Jacob Mackey and his first question is,
Some YouTubers have to go through several drafts of what
they want to say before they record do you have that problem.
No Jacob. I probably have the opposite problem in that I don't
think before I start talking, like right now. I'm reading
these questions. There is no script. I'm not really. It's
basically stream of conscious answering here.
I'm reading the questions then I'm asking them directly so
I kind of have the opposite problem here. I probably should
have like a teleprompter somewhere where I can write down
a couple of notes. I probably wouldn't want to go like on a
full script, but a couple notes here and there will probably be
nice. There are a few exceptions to that, though I recall.
When I do like big intros to a video game. I do like to have
something prepared for. Case and Point would be Valkyria
Chronicles. I loved recording that opening for Valkyria
Chronicles because I was listening to the music as I was
doing it and if you never seen the
Valkyria Chronicles videos, I highly recommend them. I highly
recommend the series as a whole. The Games, one day we will play
Valkyria Chronicles 4. But Valkyria Chronicles one is a
fantastic game and its soundtrack is phenomenal so I
was listening to that, while I was writing up my intro
and then I would speak it while again listening to that to
that soundtrack. So it would kind of go with the flow there.
That's in a case where I would want to have something written,
but otherwise 95% of what I do when I'm recording, I'm recording
it stream of consciousness style. So no, I don't have that problem Jacob and I
wouldn't really call it a problem per say. You know,
there are several instances where it is good to have a
script in place, especially where you want to make sure you
get your point across and you don't forget about them.
In a very short video like I'm thinking like ten-fifteen minutes.
You want to make sure that you're getting the maximum use
out of those, 10-15 minutes now in our case here, we kind of go
longer, so we can afford a break here and there, but when you're
running against the clock. It's kind of important to make sure
you get your point across in a way that entices the viewer to
come back for more. His, Jacob second question is would you love to do
a full multiplayer campaign of CK2 with Aulddragon, and other
YouTubers? So we've done a couple of campaign series with Aulddragon.
I don't think we... Don't think we finished any of them. I recall two off the
top of my head, we did one where we use the after the end mod and
we did one where we're playing as Zunist, which is pretty fun
praise the sun. We also did one way back at the very beginning
of when we played Crusader Kings
2 with GrimithR [Currently just Grimith]. So we have done multiplayer campaigns. The
biggest problem that I have with them, it's not it's not
having to do with any of the other YouTubers. It has to do
with myself. I have a very limited schedule and my time is
very restricted when it comes to being able to collaborate with
other YouTubers, that's because I have a full time job along
with doing this, that's not to say that I wouldn't want to do a
multiplayer campaign, But honestly at this point, I would
have to like specifically
designate time that I would be available and the YouTuber that
I'd be collaborating with would also have to be available and
would probably have to make their schedule work with mine
rather than I work with it there's and that's, you know,
there has to be some give and take their and what I found is
that all I can do really is
take in this sort of scenario. So if there we came to a point where we could do a
multiplayer campaign without having to worry about a
schedule absolutely but
I would probably have to not be working, while doing it so.
Yes, I would love to probably a bit hard to make that happen Jacob,
probably a little bit hard. Sorry about that. Our
next question comes from SpaceMan... Sorry not spaceman, ScarfaceMan77
and he writes, What gives you the most
entertainment when it comes to CK2 and what has been
the most pleasant surprise?
That's an interesting question, Scarface, what gives me the most
entertainment? What gives me the most entertaining about a
game like Crusader Kings two is that I theoretically don't have
to do anything
and the game will tell a story by itself, and I've said this a
couple times in these questions, in these Q&A sessions and we
even in my Vlogs. Crusader Kings 2 has the unique ability to be
able to tell a story without direct player intervention, if
you were to simply start it at
769 and stopped it at 1453, I guarantee you no two campaigns
would be the exact same. No two campaigns would be the exact same
and that's The Mark, what I feel, of a great game. That gives me
the most entertainment. One day we may just say, "Hey let's do
that and I would literally commentate
over the changing of time in that map without having to play
it, with just just watching it happen. I find that to be a
really unique thing. A really unique experience to be able to
do. There are a couple of other games that could possibly do
that. But Crusader Kings two, to me, is the stand out when it comes
to that, so maybe one day. We'll make it happen. I don't know,
but that that's what gives me the most Entertainment, is that
I can just look away from a section of the map and then go
back to it, you know twenty ingame years later and then oh my god
everything has changed. I also love the fact that if you
dive deeper, besides just map changes, If you dive deeper into
the families themselves. You can pinpoint what happened with that
family. What's happened? What's going on. Case and point,
There's a point in our Crusader Kings two, our current Crusader
Kings 2 series where the King of Lombardy has been excommunicated
from... By the pope and he is in a war with Aragon over in
Spain. Aragon wins that war, so this King is then deposed and his son
comes to power. Well you would think, OK, son moves on. No that
King has a vassal so loyal that the vassal proceeds to murder
their child, a few months after in game and then because the child is killed
his heir is the father again, so king I think is named King
Adelges The First comes back to power after his son King Adelges
The Second is murdered because of that Count's loyalty. Because of that lord's
loyalty and the fact that the game can tell that story in
such a way that we as the player without even needing to
be a part of that experience and able to figure out what's going
on. That's that's awesome. That gives me the entertainment
value. That's one of the reasons why I have a thousand plus
hours of playing that game and I don't intend on stopping anytime
soon, unless there's Crusader Kings Three coming around paradox. Make it
happen. I'll be happy to test it as well. And then the second
half of your question, which is what has been the most pleasant
surprise, probably is that.
The fact that seven years later, seven years later this game came out in
2012, seven years later I am still playing this game. That is the
most pleasant surprise. If you equate game time to dollars
spent. It's no contest I have gotten my moneys worth, and then
some. You look at Crusader Kings 2 today and you know, there is
there are comments about how paradox does its whole how it
does monetization instead of it being like microtransactions
within a game. Instead
it's it's by purchasing downloadable content and
expansion packs post game launch, so you have to decide if you're
OK with... If you're not OK with microtransactions you have to be
OK with expansion packs and
downloadable content. Even with all that said, I think I
think the game runs if you were to buy the game right now
at full price and with all downloadable content. I think
it runs somewhere around 300 bucks. I think don't quote me
on that. I didn't check it before I said it so if it's
higher, my apologies.
So if you look at the game and then you look at all the downloadable
content Three Hundred-Four Hundred dollars but then you look at the game time that is
spent in that game in my case, a thousand hours plus. In other
peoples cases at least thirty-forty-fifty-sixty
a hundred-two hundred hours, if you invested that much money into the game
you're probably a fan of that game at that point, so you're
enjoying your experience, well if you're enjoying your experience
then it's a pleasant surprise that you've gotten your money's
worth. It happens so rarely in this day and age of
video gaming I can name plenty of games where I have not gotten
my moneys worth, and I have made terrible terrible mistakes. I
have games. Truthfully, I have games that I've spent lifetimes...
Champions online. And no no fault against the developers,
which is cryptic studios. No fault of them. I purchased a
lifetime subscription to champions online back when the
game first launched, it launched back in 2009. It's now 2019, and
I have never played
past the tutorial of that game.
And I spend the I think the lifetime subscription at that
time was like 300 bucks.
So I've spent three hundred dollars on a game that I've not played so that's an
unpleasant surprise, but it's a reality for me. Meanwhile,
with Crusader Kings two I've I've spent Three hundred-four hundred dollars whatever wasn't
gifted or given it to me by
paradox. I have spent that money in that game, and have gotten a
thousand hours plus. In that game, so that's the pleasant
surprise. And I hope to have more of those pleasant surprises
in the future. Hopefully, in this day and age you never know, you don't know.
But great question ScarfaceMan. Our next question comes from
Weks, not whelks Weks... Welks is Valkyria Chronicles again. I've
got... I've got Valkyria Chronicles on the brain and
Wek's question is, What is your
favorite alcoholic drink? If you don't touch the stuff, what
is your favorite non-alcoholic drink so I don't really drink
Weks every now and again occasionally I'll have whatever a
group is having. I'm a social drinker, I guess is what
you would say, and again very rarely to that effect, very,
very rarely. Most of the time I'll just stick with water,
honestly, coffee is probably my fave my favorite non alcoholic
drink. I love coffee. I grew up with the stuff in my household
you drank coffee every day, every morning there was a pot.
Being brewed by the time I woke up to get ready to go to school
like that was just that just happened that was that was there
and it's a part of me today for that matter and as far as like
the types of coffee go. It depends like you can have your
French press style, you can have your drip brew.
There are tons of different ways that you can have your coffee,
but I love. I love fresh coffee. I love grinding. The beans
myself, and then putting them into the into the Brewer. I just bought a
new Brewer, actually, I haven't set it up yet, but it's a new
Ninja Brewer and I'm looking forward to
trying that one out. I was going to go with a Brevel, but it
would cost a little bit too much for me and I was just like
not quite not quite ready to be that committed. So the Ninja
should be nice. I'm looking forward to taking that for spin.
Besides coffee, I've started to get into Tea.
Mostly herbal teas, but I have tried a few black and green
teas, which is sad for me because there used to be a
Tivana next to me like where I where I work and it's just
like not there anymore,
Unfortunately closed down way back in the day like two years ago,
maybe no not even a year ago I want to say they closed that shop
down so can't get your Tea there anymore. But there's a Starbucks
in that same area, in that same little strip and
they have like the Little tea packets there that I enjoy so
yeah, tea, coffee. I used to be a big... I used to be a big milk drinker
actually as well, but having some stomach troubles in this
day and age, milk doesn't go over very well with me anymore.
C'est la Vie. I'm trying to think if there's anything else that I
used I used to be heavy into soda as well. Coke pop whatever
you want to call it but I've kind of cut that out, over
the past month and I really don't miss it. Honestly, you
start to forget what it tastes
like so that's better for me, I guess but yeah, primarily just
coffee is my favority go to drink. Orange juice is
another one. I love a good a good orange juice or apple
juice. Truthfully, especially like in the morning. maybe with
like a breakfast, some eggs,
some bacon, some Orange juice. Oh so good so good and then get your orange juice you
down that first and then you have your coffee while you're
eating your food. Aww...
So good so good great question Weks apparently because now I'm
thinking about breakfast. I need to find a breakfast place now
'cause. It's too late for breakfast, cool and our next
question comes from Chris
Henington, this is a first for Christ here. Chris asks, Hey J, 2, I know that you've
lived in the Pacific Northwest. How do you like it? Where do you
heil from originally. So Chris I actually live in the Pacific
Northwest right now. I live in Oregon. I've moved around quite
a bit over the past couple of years though, I've lived in Utah, I've lived in
Washington, I've lived in
Oregon. But I originally heil from New Jersey and I lived there for the first
twenty or so years of my life and
I guess the biggest thing that I enjoy about the Pacific
Northwest that was a pain for me in New Jersey is the space
that's available. I don't feel cramped in the Pacific
Northwest. At least where I live, I know if you go to like
downtown Seattle or downtown Portland. You know the big
cities you still kind of feel that urban
environment but where I live. It's spacious, you know, and
there's trees and there's fresh air and you really at least
where I lived in New Jersey. Everything was kind of like
urbanized, suburbanized there weren't that... there wasn't that much
space. I always used to joke that
in order for someone to build something in New Jersey, you kind
of had to tear something down first and you know a lot of
cases and a lot of times, truth be told there's alot of history
in New Jersey and that's one thing that I miss about it is that you
can go to like these older buildings. Hundreds of years
old. These churches and these
city halls, these structures that just aren't present here in the Pacific
Northwest because you know it's only been about a hundred to a hundred-fifty years
since the Pacific Northwest was settled so there's a big
difference there. Of course, nothing compares to places in
Europe where there is thousands of years of history there so.
It's all a matter of perspective really, but yeah I originally
heil from New Jersey and one thing that I get chided on a
little bit. I know that at this point, probably there's not too
much of an accent left but there are a few times where there are
words that I say that
I have to think about what I'm saying before I say it otherwise
a slip of the accent might come out. Like for example, the
word yesterday. I have to... I have to think about when I'm
saying the word yesterday. Otherwise, I'll just say
yesterday and that's me
just kind of going back to that accent, so it... I don't even know
truthfully if it is a New Jersey in specific thing but that's
just the way I was when I was growing up. That's the word I
would use yeterday versus yesterday. When I remember when
I lived in Utah somebody called a creak
a crick and I was like what the hell? What's a crick? So accents
change all over the U.S. just so large that you've got different
accents within the same nation, obviously so... I don't know how
I started talking about accents when the question was how do you like the
Pacific NorthWest. So this is the part where I wish I had a script
and I had at least had like talking points to review because I just
kind of went off on a tangent there again. Other things I
like about the Pacific Northwest is that I enjoy the weather
here, truthfully and, yah know, people say, "Well it's too cloudy in the Pacific
Northwest, there's no sun." And, yes, it's cloudy, but I'll take
cloudy over the humidity that can sometimes happen on the Jersey
coast, especially in the summer time, like you can feel like
you're take a shower and you're sitting on your couch in New
Jersey versus here in Oregon where,
you know, I think the worst I've gotten so far as a wind chill
every now and again and even then, it's very minor only lasts
for a day or so, there has been no snow here this past year. At
least where I live so the whole polar... Polar vortex thing that
happened a week or so ago, didn't
happen here, we didn't get it. I'm OK with all that, I'm absolutely OK with
all that. I think one last thing that I enjoy specifically about
the Pacific Northwest is just that the pace here is different
and I used to not like it. I used to... I used to be annoyed by
it, when I lived in Jersey everything kid of goes
at a faster pace and you're just used to that, that's how you're born
that's how you're raised, everything has to be go go go, but
when you move... When I first moved to Utah and that's not Pacific
Northwest, that's more just like the rocky area. Things slow down
quite a bit and then still here in Oregon and in Washington people just take their
time, that's just the way that things are here and I'm OK with
that. Now I've kind of gotten used to that actually so I do
enjoy that aspect of the Pacific Northwest. So I hope that
answers your question Chris, I don't know how long I'll be
staying in the Pacific Northwest. That's always, that's
always up to the powers that be.
But I enjoy it, I enjoy my time while I've been living here.
Absolutely. And that is that is our last question for today's Q and A
video. Now as I mentioned next week I'm going on a business
trip and I won't have time to to record a Q&A video with your
questions for next week, So what
I'm going to do next week, so everyone's aware in advance. I'm going to create
my own questions that I'd like you to answer and I think
that this would be a nice give and take here where, you know, I
would love to hear more specific feedback along a few questions
that I have and I hope you all
can spare a few minutes to answer them for me. It
doesn't have to be one person answering the questions, I invite
as many answers to the same questions as possible. Please
that really helped it's almost like a survey if you really want
to think about it that way. But that will be coming out next
week and then the following
week, we'll continue again with our regular Q and A sessions so
that's my plan. Until next time this is JSquared
Jon Jeremy signing out, saying so long and take care.
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Grand Central Terminal NYC- Tips, Tricks, and Secrets ! (Watch Before You Go) - Duration: 6:53.
What's up Members of the Barrio
It's Jon coming to you from Grand Central Station
In Manhattan
And every single day 750,000 people
Make there way through here
Making it the busiest train terminal in the world
And i'm going to be sharing with you
Some tips, tricks, and secrets
So that the next time you come here
You're never going to look at this place the same way again
Make sure to leave me a comment down below
When the videos done telling me what you think Here we go
Alright guys we're going to be starting this tour
In front of the Campbell
Which is a speakeasy bar
And you know how much I love covering speakeasies on this channel
I've got Jennifer O'Brien with me
A fellow vlogger
Doing an exclusive video about this place
And we're going to be putting a card up above
To her video
Make sure to check it out
But Jen
What are we doing
Yes, so this is the Campbell.. it used to be called the Campbell Apartment
This is actually where John Williams Campbell had his apartment
Not to live
Just to party
Now it's a bar
I have so many other amazing things
Check it out
And let's grab a drink
Let's grab a drink
Well before we grab that drink
Just remember i'm calling it a speakeasy because
It's a little tricky to find
And the decor here is super swank
Gilded age Manhattan
Originally leased in 1923.
You'll find peak crowds around rush hour
And while the drinks were delicious
They're not cheap
My big in japan cocktail with Suntori Whiskey cost $19
But if you want to soak in a really cool vibe
Before or after
Exploring Grand Central
I highly recommend it
People are always in a rush
That's the nature of a train terminal
But did you know that the times listed above
For departures are always one minute to early
That's right the conductors here have been trained
To always leave 1 minute later
Than the scheduled times above
So the next time you're in a super rush
Take a deep breath
And realize.. you've got one extra minute to go.
Whispering Gallery
We're at the whispering gallery
And nobody's quite sure if this was designed intentionally or not
But you can put your mouth here
Talk
And your friend on the other side diagonally is going to hear you
Loud and clear
The original waiting room
We're in Vanderbilt Hall
Built in 1913
And this used to be the main waiting room at Grand Central
It was once referred to
As the Gateway To The Nation
As it was the beginning of the trans continental railroad
Today.. its a food court
If you can take a minute to admire this room
You'll imagine the thousands of Americans who started big journeys right in this space
That most commuters are just hustling through
Nobody ever talks about the food court at Grand Central
I think it's one of Manhattan's best
You can sample two new york favorites here
Shake Shack
And Magnolia Bakery
Those look really good
This place has everything from Indian to Corned Beef
And pastrami sandwiches
It's about as diverse as New York itself
Of all the random things you can do at Grand Central Station
Playing Tennis might be tops on the list
Tennis courts at Grand Central Station?
You better believe it
Find the Campbell Apartment door from the street
Go to the elevator
Tap floor 4
And you've made it to this super random tennis court
It's going to cost you 200 dollars an hour but..
Depending on the novelty is worth to you
Give it a try?
A secret Train track
Let's talk about Track 61
And just because you can't see it
Doesn't mean it's not there
We talk did talk about secrets in the intro didn't we?
Located behind a locked door on 49th street
This now defunct track
Once served as a direct route from Grand Central
To the Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Probably the most famous person to take the train here was President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Whose car would be lifted directly to the Waldorf's elevators
To hide his worsening polio condition
Rumor has it that current presidents can still use it
As an escape route in an emergency
You can only access it with special permission
And if you can get in
Make sure to bring your favorite New York City vlogger with you !
Deep below Grand Central is a hidden former power station known
As M42
It's existence wasn't even made public until the 1980s
And it played a critical role during World War 2
My friend and fellow creator Jacob Carlson managed to snag
A now unavailable tour of M42
A few years back
Card to that video above
And if you can manage to get down here with permission
It'll feel like being in an old bomb shelter
As you are deep underground
The converters once powered large portions of the New York Central Railroad
This was a prized Nazi Target during World War 2
Sabatoging M42 was on Hitler's list
Had they have been succesful they would have slowed down 80% of troop and war movements in the Northeast
A pretty scary thought
Installed in 1914 this is the World's Largest piece
Of Tiffany stained glass
With a circumfrence of 13 feet
It's set every second by the atomic clock in the Naval Observatory in Bethesda
So it's extremely accurate
And is guarded by Mercury, Hercules and Minerva up top
Restoration on this clock began in 1992
And took an astonishing 12 years
To complete
One of my favorite things to do when i'm at Grand Central
Is to stare up at the ceiling
Because... it's like being inside a Planetarium
The zodia mural up above
Is one of New York City's best pieces
Of public art
The signs of the zodiac from October to March
Are above
Along with some other famous constellations
But did you know that it's actually backwards
Or as some would say
Like God is looking down on it
But if you ask me
It's still a work of art
Even with its imperfections
And one of the most iconic sites in all of the Big Apple
Guys tell me down below in the comments
What you thought of this video
Make sure to subscribe if you're new and you want more tips, tricks, and secrets
About New York City And beyond
Thank you so much for watching as always
Until next time
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I'm... I'm taking cover.
Your job in paintball is to protect me, right?
Oh, right, yeah.
Yeah.
Makes total sense.
Yeah, look at this thing, sweet.
Finally!
These guys have been ripping up the stairs.
They said you hired them?
Well, yeah, obviously
I need a ramp for The Cruiser.
The Cruiser.
Who's The Cruiser?
The Cruiser.
This bad boy right here. Is this thing sweet?
Check this out-- oh, yeah! Oh, yeah!
How sweet is that? Watch this.
Go all the way back... (snoring)
Is this thing the best?
Of course. The Cruiser and the loser.
The Loser.
Unbelievable.
That hunk of shit...
Hunk of shit--
...is not coming in the house.
The doctor said you were fine to walk over a week ago.
Uh-oh, busted!
Look, if you want to sit
in that chair and boss people around at work, go for it,
but it's not happening here.
Hi, Steve.
Hey, Leslie.
It's not a hunk of shit, it's The Cruiser.
The Cruiser.
All right, guys, thanks anyway.
You can wrap up the job, I don't need it anymore.
And I'm only paying for half of this.
Yeah, I guess technically I'm better,
I'm just being on the safe side
since I'm still sore "down undah".
Down undah.
Come on, giddy up, Spurt!
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I'm really happy to be part of the Africa Eco Race,
because at the end we run again through the route of the real Paris Dakar, and of this I am enthusiastic
it was a truly navigated stage, 90 kilometers but really very demanding on navigation,
my Yama was perfect indeed everything today was perfect
I opened the stage in front and I was in front almost from all stage, but 80 km from the end Pal Anders get to me and we continued the stage together,
once again a lot of navigation, it was wonderful, it was a magnificent stage,
430 km really difficult ...
it's an incredible race, I hope other riders come to do this race, it's really a beautiful competition
it's difficult to make a difference here, if you leave first you have to make a track so it's difficult to win back minutes.
I tried in stage one to make a gap. I have a little advance now but probably will change in Mauritania because Pal Anders it will open the pist and it will a disadvantage for him
it's my first Africa Race, and think it's the most incredible race, once again it all comes from the navigation,
everything it's fantastic! I love the desert there is no one for miles and you have to do it all alone
a beautiful day for the rest day, teams and organizers are preparing for the second week of the race;
this is what happens at the rest day at the Africa Eco Race 2019
The strong wind of Dakhla has "blocked" the 6th stage of the Africa Eco Race.
The three helicopters of the organization could not get up in flight and therefore,
the security requirements have been canceled, the special has been canceled.
The whole caravan of the pilots has reached the bivouac of Chami about 260 kilometers from the border, by road.
It starts again tomorrow, with the first part of the marathon stage.
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Royal Az - Prince Charles told friends he could 'go gay' before marrying Diana - Duration: 2:40.
The claims come in a new British documentary about the private lives of the royal heirs, fronted by UK TV presenter Jeremy Paxman, reports The Sun
In Paxman on the Queen's Children, to be screened this week in the UK, the TV presenter speaks to friends of Charles, Anne, Andrew and Edward
One of Charles' good friends said he made his "go gay" comment before he had met his future wife Diana, claimed the Mirror
Discussing an old newspaper story about "potential brides" for the heir, Broderick Munro-Wilson tells Paxman: "I thought the only possibility was Caroline of Monaco
" But he said Charles was not tempted by any of his suitors and once joked: "Shall I go gay?" Munro-Wilson says: "We all roared with laughter and moved on … They had a lot of fun
" In an interview in 1969, Charles revealed his struggles in love, adding: "You've got to remember when you marry, in my position, you're going to marry someone who perhaps one day will become Queen
" In 1973 Charles walked away from Camilla and spent eight months with the Navy in the Caribbean and in July Camilla married Andrew Parker Bowles
Charles was said to "absolutely heartbroken" and reportedly wrote to his uncle Lord Mountbatten saying "I suppose shall eventually get over it"
In a bid get over Camilla and find a potential wife the "playboy prince" then dated 20 women over a period of 10 years
Charles then married Diana in 1981 but their marriage broke down after it emerged he was having an affair with Camilla
The pair divorced in 1996. Charles later rekindled his relationship Camilla and the two married in a civil service in 2005
This story was originally published in The Sun and is reprinted with permission.
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color dodge the issue - rossdraws tracing without credit - Duration: 10:01.
RossDraws is my senpai.
How dare you say anything negative about my senpai!
Who is this dark man sitting in a dark room saying dark things about my senpai?!
Omae wa mou shindeiru!
Matte.
Nani?!
The one saying dark things about senpai is me.
This means I will have to destroy . . . myself.
Greetings, parasocial parish.
Rejoice, for today father is blessing you with phenomenal acting.
That skit I did in the beginning doesn't deserve an Oscar.
The Oscars deserve me.
I volunteer as sacrifice to host the 2019 Oscar's.
I'm funny, I'm not Kevin Hart, and I've never said anything remotely controversial
in my entire life.
A video was recently made that stirred up some drama in the art community.
I'm not going to call them out--
D'Angelo Wallace--
D'Angelo or something like that--
was from D'Angelo Wallace--
It's- it's- it's high school drama multiplied by a million--
There's another YouTuber named D'Angelo Wallace who brought up a really good point--
I just want to talk about D'Angelo Wallace, right--
I don't understand why people are so ridiculous--
--was kind of like, what exactly are you telling us?
--Sis, you was doing that for coin, let's be real--
--discussing a controversy--
he's very funny--
--it was an unfunny drama video--
Nevermind I'm stepping down as Oscar's host.
That means I'm going to need money from another source.
Let's talk about a popular YouTuber.
Who is RossDraws.
He's a very popular artist who makes very bright YouTube videos about how to draw.
He's skilled at what he does and his artwork is universally appreciated.
I certainly appreciate it.
The most popular video on my channel is actually me trying to follow one of his tutorial videos
for 12 minutes straight.
Now, I released that video 10 months ago and I would never make a video like that today,
because
why would I make more than ten minutes of content.
I operate in the space between bare minimum and not good enough, and that space ends exactly
at the ten minute mark.
RossDraws is very nice in his videos, and the one singular interaction I've had with
him which is a comment on my video was also nice, he justseems like a nice person.
I've literally never seen him respond to anyone in a shady way, and he minds his own
business and focuses on his own artwork.
I think what I'm trying to say is he's not me.
I love it when people in the art community start talking especially about me but RossDraws
really keeps to himself and makes really good videos.
So why are people getting so mad at him, especially on Instagram and Twitter?
Well, you will never guess the reason why.
Unless you read the title.
But you know, it's a little more involved than just tracing.
Now, a couple of people have already made videos about this situation, but those people
aren't me so I didn't watch them.
Just kidding, those people are subscribers so we love them.
Plus they're videos were really good.
They pretty much covered the entire topic so there's really no reason for me to jump
in with my opinion, but I also want views.
Plus I'm looking at the "tracing" situation a little differently, so let's get into
it .
(Pretty picture, right?
Redhead, nice smile, and over 1,000 comments angrily demanding that RossDraws credits this
picture.
Pretty redhead, nice smile, and a 100% match in the face area.
I think it's important for me to explain that I'm using the word tracing as a simplification
for overpainting.
Because if you watch RossDraws' videos you'll see, he doesn't draw lines over the image,
he paints directly over top of it.
That is a perfectly valid way of working, and that is not the issue.
The issue is that this is not his image.
Please don't misinterpret this as me saying you have to post the full name, Instagram
handle, and social security of every person you paint, or you're going to jail.
I don't think that's true, and if it is, see you in jail.
Just kidding, I do post their social security numbers.
What I'm saying is that if you are painting or tracing over, whatever method you're using
directly over top of someone's else's image without their permission, without their
knowledge, it's probably a good idea to at least mention them when you upload it.
Can't wait for the tutorial where Ross teaches us how to get away with using other people's
work without their permission and not get caught.
Actually, he did get caught it probably wouldn't be a very good tutorial.
Tracing is such a bad word in the art community but that doesn't change the fact that people
still do it, especially in a professional setting.
Now, full disclosure, if it wasn't obvious, I'm not a professional artist.
Ross Tran is a professional artist.
And you, the girl watching this video, are also not a professional artist so do not go
in the comment section and try to tell me that this is normal behavior for professional
artists.
I wanted to know if that was true myself, so I actually asked real professional artist
Ethan Becker.
He worked on Voltron.
My camera just died and I think it's crooked now but I'm not fixing it.
Anyway, I asked Ethan Becker on Instagram about what he thinks about not just RossDraws,
but many accounts on hat are taking other people's photographs and painting over them,
and oftentimes not even crediting them.
Now, Ethan actually said painting over photographs almost becomes a necessity when you're working
on an industry deadline, and he said it's very plausible RossDraws needs to pump out
videos and pump out artwork faster so he's using these kinds of shortcuts in his work.
And again, that's perfectly valid.
It almost makes sense, it's smart in my opinion.
But, it's also worth noting that Ethan said when he paints over other people's photographs,
he makes sure that by the end of it, the original photograph is completely lost.
I think you would be hard-pressed to argue that that is what Ross is doing.
Yes, while painting over other people's photographs may be normal, having those photographs show
up in their entirety in your finished artwork is not normal at all, and could potentially
get you sued.
Ross painted this one for 600k sub celebration on Instagram.
Um, was there some sort of professional deadline for that?
Again, he's completely free to use other people's work and take shortcuts to make
his job faster, but it's just kind of like if I took a photograph of him, painted over
it, liquified it, stylized it, and then uploaded it and didn't give him any credit whatsoever.
It's a little like that.
It's exactly like that.
That is what he's doing.
Remember when I said you could get sued?
That's kind of a heavy thing to just say, so here's an example of Netflix using this
photograph of a cloud.
Guess what intellectual property attorney David Deal had to say about that situation.
"All fair use considerations are not created equal.
At its core, Netflix's use of the photograph is aesthetic, not satirical or politi-----
"This is not fair use" is what it says.
I'm not reading that.
So as you can see, a professional opinion, a legal opinion, this is not the industry
standard.
So, can't wait to still read a bunch of comments telling me that this is what professionals
do.
And you know, I don't even know what the assumption is when tracing over other people's
work and not disclosing that you're doing that, whether the assumption is that people
will think less of the painting because it's traced, or whether people will think less
of RossDraws for using references, which is far from the truth.
There's obviously there's nothing wrong with using references and Ross paints over
photographs in his videos, so it wouldn't be a surprise to anybody.
The issue is the utter lack of transparency.
From Ross's videos, I got the impression that the only photographs he paints over are ones
he takes himself.
He literally has photoshoots just to capture the perfect references.
He makes it very clear that that he is the one taking these photos, but apparently, he
is also taking photos--
from other people.
I don't understand why you wouldn't at least disclose that you are using these people's
work without their permission.
Actually that's probably why, isn't it.
No matter how you look at the situation, artists' work are being used without credit, and the
fact that the person doing this is such a staple in the art community is disappointing
in it's own right.
Now, what if the models who ross was painting over literally don't care?
As Ethan Becker said, do you still give them credit if you're painting next to them and
not over them?
Becker's point is that nothing is truly original and because of that, it kind of makes
getting upset over it pointless.
And you know what, the model in this case never specifically asked to be credited.
She legitimately might not care, and that would make the 1,000 comments on the post
asking Ross to credit a little bit silly.
But that situation doesn't hold up because RossDraws used images from another redhead.
Her also being a redhead has nothing to do with anything--
The DeviantArt user FaeStock clearly lays out: "Contact me clearly if you have used
any of my stock.
Please include a link to my DeviantArt profile".
RossDraws used her stock for one of his paintings and did not include a link to her profile
whatsoever.
She commented on it, she even sent him a DM asking him to do so, and she got no reply.
Now, he has since gone back and updated it to add her link in the description, but the
photo was up for over a year before that happened, so . . . a year.
If we use other people's work, we should give those people credit, especially if they're
asking for it.
Especially if you're an artist.
That is my point in this video.
Lastly, I will end this by saying we are not cancelling RossDraws, okay we're not going
to "end his career".
He puts a lot of work into his channel, his videos have helped me a lot personally, and
using his name for views has helped me even more.
I know you're thinking "oh you're just throwing this at the end to make yourself
seem less toxic" but no, I am being serious.
Ross's career isn't ending on my watch.
I got half a million views last time I used his name.
If RossDraws isn't thriving, my channel isn't thriving, so his career needs to stay
alive so my can my socialblade can stay alive.
If you need somebody to cancel after watching this video, cancel me, I could use the exposure.
And you better believe, I will be monetizing my apology video.
All seven of them.
None of which will be genuine.
Anyway, looks like I've gotten ten minutes of content out of this, so leave a like, tell
me what you think and subscribe if you haven't already.
Thank you for watching and a big thank you to my 77,000 subscribers.
Okay bye.
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Joe Biden: Healthcare in the US | In-Person | J.P. Morgan - Duration: 2:30.
It's really, really complicated.
But what I found out that disappointed me the most is things that I'd imagine if I told
you or told the audience that were… weren't happening // There's not much collaboration
at all, with knowing that the more collaboration we get to cures much more quickly.
// For example, when my son had his cancer genome // a lot of things that I learned that
were impediments that existed; silos had been built up of information and data that were
not accessible.
Whereas if they were put together, we'd move a lot more quickly to finding answers on how
to deal with these cancers.
I think what they can do and should be doing is moving as strongly as they can to put pressure
on their elected representatives and on companies to begin to move more systematically and rapidly
toward dealing with cures to cancer that are available to us now, and making them affordable
and accessible to people.
// I was, vice president of the United States.
I literally had an entire Air Force available to me to get me anywhere I needed to get,
to get my son to the right doctors, hospitals, et cetera, and I thought to myself, what would,
how would people I grew up in my neighborhood in Claymont, Delaware, how do they do it?
How do they-- just practical things, like if you have a neighbor who is going through
chemotherapy, // If they are going through a particularly difficult time, offer to watch
their home for them.
Offer to drive them.
// and make a world of difference.
I know that sounds so overly simplistic, but it can change people's lives.
There are so many things to look forward to, it's the things we can do to prevent cancer
in the first place, diagnose it when it occurs, to get it early, be in a position once it's
diagnosed to be able to get treatment, and turn some cancers into chronic diseases instead
of death sentences, and absolute outright cures.
And so we should all be putting 100% of our effort behind dealing with a disease that
affects almost every family.
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Janet, we can dare to dream.
Send nude pics of your heart to me.
Jacksonville Jaguars rule!
Jacksonville Jaguars.
The team most likely to make the move is the Jacksonville Jaguars.
I'll tell you what I want to know right now before we go any further.
Did the Jacksonville Jaguars win the Super Bowl last year?
Oh, you're serious. Uh, no.
Will they ever win the Super Bowl?
Jason, I can't predict the future.
But no. They won't.
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🇺🇸5 Things AMERICANS Do That BRITISH People HATE! 🇬🇧 - Duration: 16:02.
- Hi, we're Joel and Lia.
- And today's video is things Americans do
that drive Brits crazy.
♪ Dee da dee da dee dee da ♪
- Okay so this video is based on true stories,
our own experiences,
and also from an article that we found on the insider.com.
So we're just gonna just discuss, go through it,
add our own two cents.
Is that what-- (laughing)
what is that?
- Two cents. Three cents. - Add our three cents.
- Two cents. - Add our two cents.
- Two cents.
- So we're really smart.
So there you go. (clapping)
- Yeah, well done. - Well done us.
- Also, I don't know why we say cents in the U.K.,
'cause obviously we have pence.
- Yeah.
- Not cents.
- Add your two pence.
- Add your two, oh, maybe we do say that.
- Do we say that?
- I don't know.
- Add your two pence.
No, no one says-- - Two pence.
- Two pence.
(laughing)
Add your two pence.
- No.
Anyway. - No one has ever said that.
Anyway. Should we just get straight on with it.
- Let's just jump straight in.
So the first one that drives Brits crazy is that,
apparently Americans tend to buy drinks
when you're with a group of friends,
you buy drinks one by one instead of buying in rounds.
Which, I didn't really know that they did this.
- Yeah, so, according to Insider, it's not unusual for
American to just go to a bar and buy their own drink.
Whereas, if we were in a group of four
say-- - Yeah.
- Or even just us two-- - Yeah.
- It would be you'd get the first round of drinks
for both of us, and then I'd get the next round,
and so on, and the same with a big group.
Like, it could be even up to groups of like
nine or 10 where someone's getting the round
and then the next person's getting the
whole round of drinks, it's like.
- And it's costing them
so much money. - So much money.
- But the rule is that every who's in on that gets a round.
So if there's 10 people,
there's gonna be 10 rounds of drinks.
- Yeah.
- And, and so you know that you're gonna end up
getting your money back in a way.
- In a way. - In the form of a drink.
- Yeah.
If not more.
No, the same.
- The same.
- Yeah.
- I'm like, I'm like, how can you win?
How can you win?
- Maths.
(laughing)
- Um, I think that there's pros and cons to both.
Because sometimes I wish that we could do it
the American way.
- Yeah, oh me too.
- Where you just buy your own drink
and it's not expected of you to get the round.
- Oh definitely.
I do that all the time anyway.
Like, if I'm like, oh, I'm not being involved.
- You're not part of it.
- Because I don't want six rounds of drinks.
I just want
one drink. - One drink.
Yeah, exactly.
Or, I want a diet Coke--
- That's quite American of you.
- Which is cheaper than a pint of beer.
So then I'm like, well I'm not gonna pay for everyone's
round of beer when my diet Coke is like a lot cheaper.
- Yeah, I know, that's the thing, like, to,
but in the U.K., like, to get out of the round,
you have to literally be that one person who's like,
I'm not doing rounds.
And then everyone's like.
So for British people, like, someone scooting off
and like buying their own drink is considered like rude,
and that you're stingy, and like, you know, a bit cheap.
- Yeah.
- Um, so.
That's what is so annoying.
- I know.
- How we kind of wish that we were the other way.
- I know.
I think we're more American in that sense--
- Yeah.
- It wouldn't drive us crazy.
But it tends to drive Brits crazy apparently.
- Yeah.
- If you're enjoying this video,
don't forget to click subscribe and press the
notification bell.
We post videos thrice weekly.
- Okay, the next one is to do with the royal family.
So, it's anyone who like criticizes the royal family.
It can just be a little touchy subject I think.
- Yeah.
- It varies, doesn't it?
'Cause we're like British and we really really
love the royal family.
Then you've got British people that are a bit like,
meh, not bothered.
- Yeah.
- And then you've got people that
don't like the royal family.
- Oh I know plenty of Brits that hate the royal family.
- Oh, they just hate it.
- But it's like that rule of like,
I can criticize Lia, but no one else can.
Like, you know, with someone your close to--
- Yeah.
- It's like, we Brits can criticize our royal family,
but Americans can't.
- Yeah.
- Or like, not just Americans but anyone else can't.
- Yeah, it's definitely that.
- Yeah.
- I know exactly, I know exactly.
It's like someone insulting like a family member of yours
and you're like,
stop. - Excuse me?
- I'm sorry but-- - I know.
- When was it okay for you to say that?
- Also, especially when those people get it wrong like,
because it works out something like 63p per year per person
we pay to the royal family.
- I know.
- So when people comment like,
oh you're paying so much taxes for these people to live
in a gold palace.
You're like, yeah, I pay 63p per year
for a royal family.
I'm fine with that.
- I'm happy.
It brings so much to us and to the U.K.
- Yeah.
- So many like, good weddings on the telly.
- Yeah.
(laughing)
(sighing)
But I think it, it goes the other way around like,
with Donald Trump obviously lots of people in the U.K.
have their own opinions,
and I imagine Americans would be a bit like,
well, not all Americans, some would be like,
don't criticize my president, because--
- Yeah, it goes both ways doesn't it?
- And we, and so, we probably get on your nerves
by doing that with your politicians or celebrities.
- Yeah.
- But, hey, that's life isn't it?
- That's life.
It's always gonna be someone triggered somewhere.
- Yeah.
So the next thing that Brits get driven a bit crazy about
is the perception that Americans are a bit more bragging.
Well, this article says bragging.
I don't know why I'm saying it like it's my opinion.
This article has said, you're bragging.
- Yeah.
I think what it is is what we were told at drama school,
that we can all afford to be a bit more American.
That we were actually told that
by one of our acting teachers who was just like,
be a bit bolder.
Like, be a bit more proud of yourself.
Sell yourself a bit better.
We just don't.
Like-- - No.
- If anything, over Christmas,
we'll just downplay everything.
You know, seeing friends and family.
And how's it all going.
And just constantly just underplaying everything.
Because it's just not really in our DNA to be like,
I'm amazing.
La la la la.
It just makes them, it makes them cringe.
It makes British people, it makes you cringe a bit.
It's just so out of our comfort zone.
- I know. But it's not even just saying I'm amazing.
It's just stating the facts of what you've done.
- Yeah, not, yeah, exactly.
- Like just, if an American was just to be like,
hey, I run my own business, I'm a CEO of this.
And I've, I've turned over this many million this year.
A British person might be like, okay, bragging.
- Okay, didn't ask you how much you earned or something.
- No.
But like, they're essentially just stating the truth.
They're not like bragging.
- Exactly.
- But Brits perceive it as bragging.
- That's what's amazing though.
It's like, they just say it.
- Yeah.
- And to them it's normal.
- Yeah.
- But the problem is actually with British people
because we go, that was so, that was so braggy.
- Yeah, yeah. - Do you know what I mean?
We're like, the majority of British people
can't handle that.
- No, they can't.
So, I think you're right.
I think we can, all of these things I think
have positive spins.
It's just completely different cultures.
Britain and the U.S.A. are so similar,
but also so different in the way that we interact.
- Yeah, like, someone say,
"Oh, how's your YouTube channel getting on?"
You're like,
"Yeah, yeah, we're doing really well."
"Oh really, how many, how many subscribers have you got?"
"Um, what was it?" Well, we know how many we've got.
Saying it, I could say it in a second.
- I know exactly.
- I know exactly the number but you're like, um,
probably, nearly 200,000 I think.
- Yeah.
- What?
And then you wait for them to, do you know what I mean, like
you don't want any kind of, I don't know,
attention around it. - I know it's so weird.
- It's really weird.
- And I know American YouTubers are also like,
when someone asks what they do they're like,
"Hey, I'm a YouTuber, yeah."
Like, they just say it.
- Yeah.
- Whereas like, I can't say it.
When someone is like, what do you? I'm like, I um--
- Make videos for online and--
- Yeah, or even before I say it I come with a qualifying
thing of being like,
oh, it's really weird but like, I make YouTube videos,
and like, eh.
Like, I can't just go, I make YouTube videos.
I'm a YouTuber.
Like, I can't just say it.
I have to go, oh, it's like, I um--
- Yeah.
(laughing)
People are like, so what is it you do?
And I'm like, so, it's kind of like online stuff.
Okay, so the next one that Brits get really triggered by is
that some Americans don't know the difference
between England, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom.
And to be fair, I bet there's some British people
out there that don't actually know the difference anyway.
- Yeah, I was just thinking like, it took me until
about last year to know the difference between the three.
'Cause we're not even taught that in schools
I don't think here.
- No, we just, I think we might be.
- Are we?
I just don't listen.
(laughing)
- So, yeah.
England is like that much of the United Kingdom.
I'm like that much.
It's maybe like a quart--
- Actually you know what I still can't remember I think.
- What would England be?
Maybe like?
- England--
- Would be.
- England is a country.
- Yeah, but--
- As well as Scotland, Ireland, and Wales.
- I was just thinking percentage wise,
we're probably like two quarters, half, two quarters.
We're probably like half of the United Kingdom.
- Yeah, we probably make up about half it.
- Half.
- Tech--
In terms of land mass, but not in terms of like, importance.
- Oh no.
'Cause Scotland's loads.
- Yeah, Scotland--
No, but as in, we're just the United Kingdom is like--
- Yeah I know.
- The me--
- But see, it's confusing isn't it?
- It's so confusing.
So if you say the U.K. that means something different
to if you say England.
- Yeah.
- Because the U.K. includes other countries.
Because Wales is a country.
Scotland is a country.
Northern Ireland is a country.
And the Republic of Ireland is a country.
- Yeah, so that's where I actually got it wrong
in a video once when I was talking about Ireland--
- That's where the mistakes are, isn't it?
'Cause it's so confusing 'cause Ireland as a island
as an island, as in a separate--
- Separate from this place. - A separate entity.
Is like one landmass.
So you tend to think, oh that's Ireland.
But it's Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
And they're two separate countries which is--
- Yeah.
- Baffling to me.
- I know.
It's, guys, Brits get so triggered by it.
Like when um--
- Posh Brits.
- Donald Trump got it wrong in a,
in an interview or something.
- What did he say?
Did he call the U.K. England?
- I think he did.
Or he, something happened
and everyone went crazy on Twitter.
But it is actually kind of an innocent mistake to make.
- Yeah.
- But a president should probably know, shouldn't they?
- That's true.
A pres--
- President should probably know.
- Yeah, it's not an innocent mistake for him
because he's a president.
- He's a president.
I was just thinking, oh it's an innocent mistake
for like a 12 year old to make.
(laughing)
- Yeah.
No, or like an ever day American
that isn't involved in politics.
But I think people who are involved in politics--
- They should probably know their sort of territories.
- Probably should know, yeah.
(laughing)
- So the next one is that Americans are really direct.
And British people are so sort of like beat around the bush
with whatever they need to say.
So like, for instance, if you said to someone
"I'll consider it."
That might mean, I'm never gonna think about that ever,
like, forget, forget that idea.
It's the crapest idea you've ever come up with.
See you never.
Whereas like, I think in America we'd be like,
"I don't like that idea.
"Give me another one."
- Yeah.
- And it's just so like this directness that I think Brits
find hard to deal with 'cause it's so much the truth.
It's just hard to like, hear it sometimes.
- But I grew up with a different perception of this I think.
I always grew up thinking Brits were direct and
Americans were indirect.
- Oh really?
- Because of, I think the Simon Cowell effect.
Where Simon Cowell first took talent shows to America,
we'd been doing them here in the U.K.
And he took American Idol and then the American X Factor.
- Loads of formats, yeah.
- Everyone hated Simon Cowell in America 'cause
he was so direct and he just said what he was thinking.
And all the other judges were like,
yeah, I mean, you're kinda good, but like, blah blah blah.
And he, Simon Cowell was like,
"You're rubbish.
"You're the worst person I've ever seen."
- Oh, that's interesting.
- And they all hated his direct nature and assumed
Brits were like that.
So, this is what I'm really confused about.
- No, Simon Cowell said what Brits think.
But Brits don't say what they're thinking.
That's my point.
So, you might be thinking, Lia, get your words out.
But you know, you don't, you might say it to me
'cause we're friends.
- Yeah.
- But like, imagine in a meeting someone was giving
you this just crap, and you would never ever do a
Simon Cowell on them 'cause you're so British.
- Maybe that's why Brits loved Simon Cowell
because he said what he--
- We loved it 'cause he said what we were thinking.
- Yeah.
- And we were like, that's hilarious.
- But then why did Americans get so triggered
by Simon Cowell initially?
Now I tend to think Americans really like him.
But, at first it was really jarring.
And there was loads of articles in the U.K. like
America hates Simon Cowell
America can't deal with him and his honest opinions.
- Don't know why first--
'Cause why would any American warm to someone
that's not giving anything.
- Yeah.
- Like, what Simon Cowell probably needed to do
would be like cry on telly, get really like
watch someone perform that blows him away.
Maybe get emotional.
Maybe stand up or like have less words to say
and then they'd be like, Simon, Simon liked it.
Simon guys, guys.
(laughing)
I don't know.
They're like basically I think what Americans look for
is truth and realness
and there's not that much of that when you're
just being like Gordon Ramsey like,
"Get the beep out of my beeping kitchen."
- Well yeah, that's the other thing like, Gordon Ramsey,
he's like hated because he's so direct and so honest.
- Yeah.
- I don't know.
- He's not like, awkward Brit. - No.
- Like he's not, there's nothing sweet about Gordon Ramsey.
There's something sweet and endearing about Simon Cowell.
They're just British beeps.
(laughing)
- Like us.
- Yeah.
(laughing)
- Not like us.
- No, we're so much more awkward, like,
someone could be telling you loads about your job.
You're like king of, you know loads of stuff about YouTube.
You know stuff about analytics and sort of stuff like that.
Someone could be giving you chat that you already know
but you'd just go,
"Mm, oh really?"
- Oh really, yeah, that's really interesting.
- Yeah, oh, but you already know all of that.
- That's, yeah--
- You'd never ever shut someone out.
- I hate when someone, when I say something to someone
and they go,
"Yeah, I know." I'm like, I would never do that.
Even if I know, I'd just go, "That's really interesting."
And in my head I'd be like, I already know that.
But I would never say it.
- Yeah, you never go, like, I know that.
Tell me something I don't know.
- No.
Yeah.
- Because you're nice.
- But I wish I could 'cause it would save a lot of time.
- The other day at the gym
I pressed minus one to go down the lift,
and something went wrong with the lift, right?
And I got in the lift and it started going up
to like the third floor.
And I got out and I was like, oh, so annoying.
And I was in there with another guy.
And this woman who works in the building was like,
you have to press the floor that you want to go to
before you get in to the lift.
And then the screen tells you which lift you have to go in.
And I'm like seething.
I'm literally like, I know how to use these lifts.
I was literally like,
"Oh really, oh okay."
- Why do we do that?
- I know.
And I got back in the lift and I pretended I had no idea
how to use this lift.
And the other guy was a bit more bold.
He was like,
"Yeah, I know, like, I've used these lifts quite a few times
"but I'm just not quite sure what went wrong."
Something went wrong for us then didn't it,
like, me and him.
And I was thinking like, oh yeah.
And then we literally get down to zero
and she shows us how to do it.
- Oh my gosh.
- I've been using this gym for like five months.
- Oh.
- Oh, it drove me up the wall.
- Brits. - Brits.
- What are we like?
(panting)
- I'm just thinking about that woman and the fact
that she had to demo it and like she spoke to me like
I was so stupid.
(laughing)
I can't, of course I didn't go like, I know, shut up.
I just went, mm, really?
I didn't know that.
- Really, mm, thanks.
We should be more American.
Like yeah I know.
- Yeah I know.
I use this lift every day for the gym.
(laughing)
okay.
So that's all of the sort of pointers we
wanna talk about today guys.
- Yeah.
- We know that you that's been helpful.
- Yeah.
We know you guys love our American versus British content
so we're trying to do a bit more of those 'cause,
I feel like we haven't done any of those for a while.
- Yeah, we got quite caught up with vlog mess.
- Vlogs, and vlog mess.
Yeah, being out and about.
But yeah, don't forget to subscribe.
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We know that every year teams uses pre season tests as a way to get some data about the car to develop through the season.
But are the tests necessary or F1 should ban them?
Some people think that if pre season tests were banned, the championship would be unpredictable in its early races..
engine failure and bad setups are things that would happen more often without data.
F1 has always being predictable so it's a good option.
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It's a matter of money as well, so teams are able to identify problems and correct them as quick as possible.
Besides tests are a nice opportunity to discover how much each team has evolve and will dominate the season
For example Ferrari did a great job in 2017 by getting closer to Mercedes and we knew that already on tests.
So fans can predict who will win or chase victories in the early season and bet who will develop better the car.
As an innovation, F1 TV will broadcast pre season tests live and Sky Sports will broadcast some hours but not the full test.
Here in Brazil there is no sign of live broadcast and we shall keep on the old way.
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