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Old Cucumber Soup (老黄瓜汤) - Duration: 2:04.
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blanch the pork ribs
1000ml water
300g pork ribs
20 red Jujube
1 tsp salt
boil for 20 mins
300g old cucumber
boil for another 10 mins
transfer to thermal cooker pot and let it simmers for 1 hour.
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Strada e pista (anche di traverso!) con la nuova Mazda MX-5 RF [ENG SUB] - Duration: 8:39.
Runners are very careful in choosing the right shoes. The same goes for...car tires.
Yes, because it is right from the very first touch of the road, either when we are running or driving,
that we get those typical sensations that make us feel good. But only if we are
in good shape, or if our car is not too heavy. Modern cars, in fact,
are able to isolate and filter the external environment. The Mazda MX-5, however, is light...
Also, in this new version with a rigid roof, the RF, which adds less than 50 Kilos on
the scale compared to the Roadster,
you can't even feel it while driving, and it also has that extra charm,
typical of Targa cars. I would describe the body of the car as transparent because
it makes you feel the unfiltered sensations transmitted from the tires to the driver. Also, the new Mazda
has a perfect rear-wheel drive
and weight distribution which enhances all what the tires
can give me.
And that's why, especially when it's time to switch from winter tires to summer tires, you need to know what kind of shoes, in quotes,
is best to choose for a car like this,
to enjoy it when you drive in sport mode. In the last years, tire manufacturers
have all been talking about UHP, which means Ultra High Performance: in this case
on the Mazda MX-5 we have mounted the Hankook Ventus S1 Evo 2 tires,
one of the most recent models in the category, so, for this test, I have decided to really
put my foot down!
You might be thinking that in a circuit like the one of
Vallelunga, it would be better to drive a supercar.
But those who often do track days know that the most important thing to have fun is a light car.
On the track, in fact, brakes and tires generally suffer first. But the Mazda MX-5, in real life, weighs under 1100 Kilos so it does not stress the
brakes much when pushed to the limit, and it works well on the tires which,
considering their medium size, are not too expensive when you have to change them.
That's something to have more fun with, because
when you drive, even excessively, a sports car with medium-size tires
you know it won't cost you a fortune when you have to replace
them, as well as the breaks and, in general, all the parts that wear down
when you drive in a sport mode. And enjoying your car to the limit
without worrying too much about the costs
makes a big difference.
And then, light sports cars are better to drive because
they make you feel exactly how the weight shifts; that is,
they make you feel the load transfers of which
you hear so much
among the fans. When making a corner exit
you feel exactly the moment when the car is leaning to
the rear suspensions, compressing them and vertically loading the rear tires which, therefore, have more grip.
Whereas upon breaking, it is the other way around: weight transfers towards the front wheels
which can get more grip. Same thing on turns:
the rolling which increases the so-called vertical load of the tires on the external side reduces the grip on the internal side.
This is the theoretical explanation, but I assure you that the balance between the front wheels and the rear wheels of the new Mazda MX-5 is going to show you,
in practice, why it is great to not be so formal with the tires and feel these dynamic reactions!
The dissipation of heat, the accuracy of the high-speed directional changes,
and the tread blocks with their optimized rigidity
are the main features transferred in this tire, thanks to the committment
of Hankook during the DTM races of the German Touring Car Championship.
And since it is on the very track that you can perceive the limit of the tires,
even if we are not talking about specialized tires, like the semi-slick tires,
you can also learn to determine front wheel enlargement in fast turns,
and, obviously, using the rear-wheel drive with limited slip differential,
during steering in powerful skids which are so loved by the fans.
By driving on the track you become confident with the balance of the car
and you understand how the tires make you feel when you reach or
exceed the limit of grip. That's why when you go back to driving on
your favourite roads, you will enjoy each single curve more.
The Mazda MX-5 is also, in itself,
one of the most communicative cars on a mountain track
because it is not too long, or large, so it allows you to make the right trajectories
even on narrow roads, and it is still authentic on wet surfaces, thanks also to sporty
modern tires like the Hankook tires, which find their grip on
low-adhesion surfaces with the tread compound containing silica and the programmed deformations of the steel
structures of the the carcass.
And then the 2.0-litre 160 hp engine of the Mazda MX-5 has a contagious grit, also in terms of sound,
with its manual transmission which will make you emotional every time you use it.
A showstopper!
Accelerate, change gear, change down as you turn in.
With this sports car
you get into the swing without thinking, and this is where the drive
becomes a question of feeling bendings, rotations, and
small skiddings which the tires transmit
to the car, which then go straight to your body through the car seats, pedals, and the steering wheel.
It's a shame that the position of the Mazda MX-5 is not perfect for everyone because
the steering wheel cannot be adjusted for depth and the seat cannot be adjusted much for height.
There is also an intermediate function missing in the electronic traction and stability
control system in order to drive happily without having to disconnect all the systems.
A space for little objects is also lacking, and
there are no pockets in the panels or a glove compartment in front of the passenger seat.
The trunk, on the contrary, also in this Targa version,
is the same as the one in the Mazda MX-5 Roadster because the folding metal roof takes
the same amount of space as the one of the roof behind the seats, improving thermal insulation.
Whereas, the aerodynamic soundproofing does not differ much fom the fabric roof.
Consumptions are also changing compared to the Mazda MX-5 which we used to know.
On average, with a 2.0-litre engine, you can drive 11-12 km with a litre and
prices increase by about 2,500 euro. For the sport configuration like the one in this test,
you need no less than 33,000 euro, while with a 1.5 you start at least
from 28,000 euro.
Sportscar: this English word identifies those cars which are fun to drive on the road
and able to make you understand on the track what it means to drive to the limit. The same concept
also applies for the Ultra High Performance tires which the tire manufacturers
design in a dedicated way because, over the weekend, let's be honest, we fans
would do only one thing:
drive
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Paw patrol italiano, Imparare i numeri per i bambini, Cartoni animati 2017 - Duration: 17:07.
NickJr camps countin play click play to
start play hey I'm blaze we're here at
Camp count and play where the lake is
always warm and s'mores are always
toasty my friends and I are all geared
up for another day of Fun in the Sun
ready to play then let's please welcome
to camp count and play there are a lot
of activities for us to do here click on
any activity area to start chases sports
time an addition game it's sports time
we need to count up all the balls for
our camp friend so they can get playing
chase is on the case help him count up
all of the balls there is one wiffle
ball and there are three footballs click
a ball to pick it up then click the
basket to place it there you got it one
plus three equals four balls all
together let's keep moving and see if we
can find more balls to pick up
there are two soccer balls and there are
two ping-pong balls how many balls are
there in all count the number of balls
and all then click the number great job
two plus two equals four balls all
together let's keep moving and see if we
can find more balls to pick up there is
one soccer ball and there is one tennis
ball how many balls are there in all
great job one plus one equals two balls
all together let's keep moving and see
if we can find more balls to pick up
count the number of balls and all then
click the number
there are four ping-pong balls and there
are three basketballs how many balls are
there and all you got it four plus three
equals seven balls all together let's
keep moving and see if we can find more
balls to pick up there are or
basketballs and there are two beach
balls how many balls are there and all
great job four plus two equals six balls
all together let's keep moving and see
if we can find more balls to pick up
count the number of balls and all then
click the number there are three beach
balls and there are five basketballs how
many balls are there in all great job
three plus five equals eight balls
altogether
good job you found all the balls we
helped cheese collecting count all of
the balls I knew we could count on you
yeah if you want to help count and
collect more sports balls camp
Darrington seg over here I'm open whoa
complacent lake jump a measuring game
it's free swim at the camp town and play
late and I'm a hydrofoil monster machine
help me do some amazing jumped off the
ramp on can't count and play late then
I'll make your help to measure how far I
jump ready great click the blazing speed
button so i can accelerate over the ramp
and jump really far man bleh let's
measure our jump using blogs click on
the log then click the space between the
ramp and me to place it in the water
keep placing them until one how many
objects did you play click the number
great job let's do some more jumping in
measuring
that blade yeah let's measure our jump
using or one how many objects did you
place great measuring our jump was two
fours long awesome measuring great job
let's hit the next ramp
please let's measure our jump using life
preservers 13 how many objects did you
place great measuring our jump was three
life preservers long right on great job
let's hit the next ramp let's play let's
measure our jump use one how many
objects did you place great measuring
our job was seven sailboats long awesome
measuring great job let's hit the next
ramp head blaze yeah
let's measure our jump using this one
how many objects did you play great
measuring our jump was sick fish long
right on great job let's hit the next
ramp let's blaze yeah let me one hey how
many objects did you play great
measuring our jump 18 buoys long awesome
measuring we jump all the land I got a
ton of air and you helped me figure out
how far I jumped good job if you want to
do more jumping and measuring click play
again if you're ready to head back to
the campground click the camp button
camp
looks like we've got some camp friends
who want to hang out Molly's nature hike
a sorting game hiking time the Bubble
Guppies are leading a camp nature hike
let's help them sort all the nature
items they find there are five spots
we're going to visit on our Duffy nature
hike at each spot we can sort our nature
items into different groups we need to
put our nature items into groups that
have the same pattern in the left basket
place nature items that have stars in
the right basket place nature items that
have stripes click on a nature item to
pick it up then click on the correct woo
you sorted everything into the correct
basket we have five more spots to go
let's start hiking
we need to put our nature items into
groups
alright nice going let's keep hiking to
the next spot we need to put our nature
items into groups that have the same
number in the left basket place nature
items that have great sorting let's keep
hiking to the next spot we need to put
our nature items into groups that have
the same number in the left basket
places suru you've sorted everything
into the correct basket let's keep
hiking to the next spot
we need to put our nature items into
groups that have the same number of dots
in the left basket place nature items
that have three dots
carew you sorted everything into the
correct basket let's keep hiking to the
next spot we need to put our nature
items into groups that have the same
shape in the left basket put the nature
items that are rocks in the right basket
put the nature items that are leaves
awesome you sorted everything from our
nature hike what a fantastic hi yeah
check out all the cool nature items we
sorted if you want to go on another hike
and discover more things to sort click
play again if you're ready to head back
to the campground click the camp button
camp
now we're really ready to explore the
woods Millie's arts and crafts a pattern
game time for arts and crafts Millie is
making bracelets for all our camp
friends each bracelet has a special
design a pattern but some of the beads
are missing time for some pattern power
I'll tell you what Millie's pattern is
then you select the correct beads to
fill in the missing pieces the pattern
is circle flowers circle flower circle
what comes next click the beat that's
missing now click the correct empty spot
on the bracelet to put it there to
complete the pattern flower great job we
need to make five bracelets ready less
crap the pattern is star flower star
flower star what comes next
flower good job just a few more
bracelets to go the pattern is circle
flower circle flower circle what comes
next flower that's the right bead let's
make some more the pattern is rainbow
music notes music note rainbow music
note music note what comes next rainbow
that's the rice seed music notes that's
the right please let's make some more
the pattern is diamond diamond square
diamond diamond square diamond what
square that's the right bead dymond good
job you completed the pattern the
pattern is circle flower star heart
circle flower star heart what comes next
circle good job flower good job
star good job awesome you finished all
of the bracelets look at all our camp
friends with their cool bracelets nice
crafting if you want to make some more
bracelets click play again if you're
ready to head back to the campgrounds
click the camp button camp those decker
you
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租屋族收納計劃(上)前置作業很重要｜IKEA購物開箱【RannieStyle小瑞】 - Duration: 13:18.
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Big Pharma Wants to Own Marijuana: They're Lobbying For Criminal Laws - Duration: 11:42.
The marijuana industry has a lot of enemies.
The tobacco industry wants cannabis out of the way because it hurt's their profits.
The private prison industry even lobbies against legalizing marijuana because it would reduce
the number of prisoners they receive each year.
Even billionaire casino magnate Sheldon Adelson has donated millions to fight legalization
efforts across the country.
But one of the biggest enemies that the medical marijuana community is facing today is big
pharma.
The drug industry is terrified of medical marijuana because of what cannabis is able
to do for patients.
In 2012, the study by the American Medical Association of over 5,000 young adults, found
that occasional marijuana users actually performed better on lung tests than nonsmokers and cigarette
smokers.
Studies from the early 2000s have shown that cannabis can reduce the occurrence of epileptic
seizures and seizures from a very serious condition known as Dravet Syndrome.
It can relieve pain and reduce dependence on opioid pain killers.
It can help slow the progression of Alzheimer's.
It's been shown to be a possible treatment for veterans with PTSD and people suffering
from severe anxiety.
There are countless other conditions where medical marijuana has shown to be a remarkable
help for patients.
But for every condition that's treated with medical marijuana, a few more dollars are
diverted away from the pockets of big pharma CEOs and that's why they're spending big money
to legally stop states from legalizing cannabis.
It's a legal war.
The best example of how ruthless drug companies have become in their anti-marijuana pursuit
occurred in Arizona in the run up to the 2016 elections.
The state had a ballot initiative to legalize recreational marijuana and as election day
inched closer and closer, campaign records showed that a half a million dollars was suddenly
pumped into the anti-marijuana campaign in that state.
This money was shelled out by a company called INSYS Therapeutics.
INSYS makes a synthetic opioid pain killer called Subsys which is supposed to be almost
100 times more potent than morphine.
In fact, their drug is so strong that the DEA actually classified it as a Schedule II
narcotic, the same class as drugs like cocaine.
But ironically, classified below marijuana itself, which is a Schedule I drug.
But Subsys was only a small part of the bigger story.
The Arizona story is just a microcosm of the corporate assault on medical marijuana.
For more on this story, I'm joined with Justin Strekal, political director of the National
Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.
Justin, from what we've learned since the election, why do you think companies like
INSYS poured so much money into anti-legalization efforts in Arizona?
What was going on there?
Why?
It was all about money, but how was it all about money?
Well, there's two main reasons.
One is motive, which is the profit that the pharmaceutical companies stand to lose if
we see a proliferation in the legalization of marijuana.
And two is opportunity.
It's the fact that right now, pharmaceutical companies who stand driven by the profit motive,
are threatened by it.
So they will spend $500,000 against legalization in Arizona.
It's something that we've known for a number of years but now we're starting to see it
really amplified as the pressure to reform our marijuana laws comes to a head at the
national level.
Justin, that's a drop in the bucket.
500,000 compared to what they're spending that we don't know about, that's the real
issue.
INSYS argued during the campaign, we've seen this argument all over the country.
They argued during the campaign that legalization measures failed to protect Arizona's children.
It was children, children, children.
What's your response to that argument that we're hearing all across the nation?
Think of the children.
No, a lot of opponents of the legalization in Colorado said the same thing and we saw
no statistically significant increase in youth rates.
If anything, over the course of ... And again, it's a short amount of data that we have tracked
so far since legalization in Colorado but we've actually seen a decline amongst some
age brackets who are under 21.
So it's a strongman argument.
It's something, that again, prohibitionists for over 80 years now, have been saying, 'Think
of the children.'
It's been driven off of fear mongering, off of racism and xenophobia, and it's just another
tool in their kit as they try to oppress the rights of an individual to enjoy marijuana.
INSYS also manufactures Fentanyl.
It's a fentanyl-based drug.
A pain medication proven to be partially responsible for the opioid crisis by the way in the United
States.
If you were to track it, it is Fentanyl that is really the big problem.
But how does the battle over marijuana legalization play into this opioid crisis?
What's your take on it now?
What are the two spins or the several spins on this part of the story?
There's a lot of different pieces there.
We've seen Medicare Part D study that showed in medical marijuana states there was a dramatic
decrease of the number of prescriptions for opioids issued by doctors.
Just in February in Canada, a few universities put together a study that showed there was
64% decrease in the number of patients seeking treatment alternatives to pharmaceutical drugs
and they preferred cannabis.
The reason why they said they prefer cannabis, and of that 64%, 37% of the respondents said
they prefer cannabis to opioids because they felt it better managed their symptoms and
it gave them greater control to be able to ... For ingestion of their medication.
So let me take the legal aspect of it.
They're coming at the industry, the legalization industry of marijuana.
They're coming at it with a whole cadre of laws, but most of the laws they're manipulating
and they're doing a very good job lobbying to manipulate these laws, are taking place
from a standpoint of criminal effect.
I think that's what we're going to see more of.
Isn't it, now we've got a A.G. Sessions who wants to make this into a big, criminal story.
That's the way I see this developing.
What is your call on that?
I think there's one other thing that you have to consider and that's the proliferation of
medical marijuana at the state level and efforts to try to block herbal cannabis and the legal
ability for people to grown their own marijuana at home.
Just recently, the West Virginia state legislature had a very robust medical marijuana bill that
we supported, get a vote, and then it went to the state house.
There was strike amendment that replaced significant portions of the bill which then banned the
use of herbal cannabis and banned ... And struck out the ability for people to be able
to grow their own drugs.
It's just yet another way that ... Just as the pharmaceutical company recognizes the
threat to their bottom line and their ability to deliver to shareholders in the future,
given the current model, INSYS has recently been developing drugs as a THC alternative
that would be in the form of oils or pills, which they would be able to control.
So if we see medical marijuana bills getting passed, that don't include herbal cannabis,
that do not include the ability for people to grow it at home, it's essentially, locking
pharmaceutical companies into the market.
They recognize there is a way for them to profit off the legalization, but it has to
be tightly controlled.
That's something that we're seeing.
We saw similar efforts in Arkansas, in North Dakota-
Yeah, I'm just ... Justin, Justin, Justin.
Having handled every kind of iteration of pharmaceutical cases in the country.
I'm just telling you that probably, if I'm to guess, the way that they're going to keep
tapping away at it is coming through criminal types of sanctions.
That's what we're going to see more and more of, is this specially ... As big pharma understands
that they're losing a huge market.
They now have people that going to be using marijuana rather than some of the synthetic
garbage that the pharmaceutical industry's putting on the market.
So we're going to see this picking up more and more.
I guess you all are prepared for that.
I would think, normal is somebody that knows this is coming down the line and you probably
see it already happening.
What's your take?
And that gets to the second point of your previous question too which was about the
Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Jeff Sessions was a militant prohibitionist.
During the 80s, he advocated for the execution of repeat marijuana distributors.
Just as recently as last April, he said from his days at the senate that, 'Good people
do not smoke marijuana.'
So we do expect an increase posturing out of the administration and we are preparing
for what a federal crackdown would look like, but ...
Again, with marijuana, much of this is done at the state level and we haven't seen efforts,
with the exception of Tennessee this year, trying to re-criminalize the possession of
marijuana.
That's why when we're looking at these medical programs that are being established, we have
to consider what they define as marijuana, 'cause a lot of politicians want to take that
victory lap because it's 91% of the American people support medical marijuana.
Politicians want to be able to take that victory lap and pharmaceutical companies want to make
that money.
That's why they're instituting the ban on herbal cannabis and the ban on an individual's
ability to grow their own medicine so that way they can corner the market and have a
new monopoly and a new economy of synthetic marijuana.
Okay, we've watched the pharmaceutical industry corner that drug market year after year, president
after president, congress after congress.
I don't care whether it's Democrat or Republican, they are really there for the pharma industry
all of the time.
There's another part of this story I'm interested in a quick take on it.
The DEA.
Don't you have an infrastructure that's built into this whole process that somebody has
to preserve?
I mean, you have thousands of people working for drug enforcement organizations.
How does that jive with what's happening with medical marijuana or the legalization of marijuana?
In 2013, the Department of Justice issued what's known as the Coal Memo to deprioritized
marijuana enforcement with the exception of seven guidelines.
The seven guidelines included interstate transportation, the accessibility of marijuana to children,
and actors breaking state based regulations that the state put forward on the regulation
of either medical or recreational marijuana.
So we haven't actually seen a tremendous amount of federal enforcement.
The Heritage Foundation suggested using RICO suits going against people who are manufacturing,
who are distributing marijuana to medical patients and to recreational states.
That's the approach that we expect to see coming down.
All right.
Justin, thanks for joining us- Yeah, thank you.
You got a big fight ahead of you.
We think that there's a lot of momentum but the fight's really just begun.
We're working on it.
Thanks for joining me.
Hey, thank you.
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SENSEI-O und der KAFFEE des LEBENS (mit Crispy Rob & John Youk) - Duration: 3:47.
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Stained Glass Selfie Art with Kids | The Cynical Crafter | CBC Life - Duration: 3:51.
I've been invited by old elementary school to teach them how to make a craft.
[BUZZER]
Hello?
I'm here to do crafts.
I think we're going to need a little more than that
But I used to go here, I used to go to this school
Crafts.
Today we'll be making your own stained glass selfie art
Here's what you'll need
Transparent paper, a white sheet of paper, masking tape
Cotton swabs, a permanent marker and a black and white selfie
Of yourself.
Are you ready?
Let's get started.
Tape down, three sides
Of the transparent sheet
to your selfie
Don't be shy
Take your marker
[SNIFFS]
and trace around your face, you know the bigger shapes
Like if you have an eye, or perhaps a nose
How's everyones faces coming?
Good well you're very busy.
I'm sure you're very busy.
Does anyone have any questions about crafts, or my life in general?
Crafting isn't just doing things, it's a state of being
It's a state of mind.
You know, you're also crafting your heart
Crafting your mind, crafting your soul
[SCHOOL BELL]
As you know, crafting is something that you can take with you
Where's everyone... is it a fire?
I'll be here when you come back
And now you're going to take your selfie out from underneath the transparent sheet
And you're going to slide the white piece of paper, underneath.
We're going to begin painting in our selfie art
Okay now take your cotton swab, and you're just going to paint.
Paint it in very lightly.
Go ahead, you can begin everyone
What does everyone want to be when they grow up?
Something better than you
Ohhhhhhhh
You want to paint in nice, happy colours, you want express
think about school, think about how hard it was making friends
Think about how you graduated and ended up in high school with no clue what you wanted
to do when you grew up
Your best friend was the janitor
Then you go to college, what am I going to do?
Where am I going to get accepted?
Psychology degree?
Denied.
Huh?
Radio and television degree?
DENIED
Crafting degree?
Doesn't even exist
You take liberal arts
You say hey, four years maybe I can be a restaurant critic or something.
That doesn't work!
That doesn't work at all.
Restaurant critic.
When you're done, it'll look something like this
What does everyone think?
Children?
Children?
And now, it's time for me to grade your artwork.
B-O-R-I-N-G
And there you have it
Your very own DIY stained glass selfie art
What did we learn today class?
All art is meaningless.
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[ENG/JPN/CHN SUB] Makestar "Send Stellar Shopping" & Stellar Shopping Project Video (2017.04.13) - Duration: 0:27.
Hello~ We're Stellar~
It's a fun day today~
Shopping~
Fans gave us chance for shopping~
Thank you! We've been given chance to shop~
Today we're planning to shop here!
Follow me~
Doesn't Jun-yool's hair goes well with this outfit?
She's a poodle~
I've got a similar skirt as this..
Get my love~
Indecisions....
(Stellar's hard-core shopping continues..)
But I think you'll look better in darker colors~
(Found pretty pants!)
We can't continue filming, since we could disturb their business..
So we'll stop here with the recording!
And go continue our shopping~
I'm gonna go buy this~~
Bye~ Thank you~~
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Korean military to bolster combat capabilities by 2020 - Duration: 2:17.
The South Korean military plans to bolstering the nation's combat power by 2022.
Part of it involves injecting nearly 2-hundred-10 billion U.S. dollars to reinforce its defense
capabilities against imminent threats from up North.
Kim Hyo-sun introduces to us, the revised Mid-term National Defense Blueprint.
South Korea's Ministry of National Defense announced Friday its revised Mid-term National
Defense Blueprint,... which outlines key spending plans over the next five years.
It calls for strengthening the nation's combat capability against North Korea by early 2020,
through the establishment of a "three-axis system."
That refers to the Kill Chain pre-emptive strike system, the Korean Air and Missile
Defense... and the Korea Massive Punishment and Retaliation strategy.
The timeline,... the ministry says,... has been shortened by several months.
Under the Kill Chain project, South Korea would pre-emptively strike Pyongyang's nuclear
and missile facilities in case of an imminent threat.
For that, the South Korean military will lease spy satellites from foreign countries as soon
as early next year,... and ultimately acquire five of its own military satellites by 2022.
Additional Patriot missiles will be purchased as part of the Korean Air and Missile Defense
project,... which focuses on directly targeting Pyongyang's missiles.
In connection to the Korea Massive Punishment and Retaliation strategy,... which aims at
eliminating the regime's leadership,... equipment for special forces will be upgraded.
The ministry plans to spend 238-point-2 trillion won,... or some 210 billion U.S. dollars between
2018 to 2022,... to establish both weapons and monitoring systems to keep an eye on the
North's nuclear and missile facilities.
Of this,... 140 billion dollars will go to the operation of military forces and facilities,...
while the rest, or some 68-point-5 billion dollars will be spent on bolstering defense
capabilities.
The ministry also added that it plans to raise its R&D budget to 8-point-3 percent of total
spending in 2022 from the current 6-point-9 percent this year.
Observers say these plans reflect the seriousness of the threats coming from Pyongyang and the
urgency of solving the North Korean nuclear issue.
Kim Hyo-sun, Arirang News.
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【HOW TO COLOR SKIN】 Watercolor Tutorial - Duration: 16:01.
In this video you will learn how you can create such a soft looking skin with watercolors.
You will learn how to mix your own skin tones, chose the right paper and which techniques
you need, to work on delicate gradients like these.
>> LAOVAAN: Using watercolor to color skin is one of the harder subjects, especially
if the skin should look realistic and clean.
Because with watercolor you can only go from light to dark, mistakes are hard to undo and
we need to be certain of what we are going to do.
The key is to use the wet in wet technique at the right time, that is: when to work on
wet paper when applying color.
But before we can do that, let's have a look at the skin tones.
Mixing skin tones from scratch requires 4 different components: Red, Ochre, Brown and
White.
Instead of Ochre you can also go with Yellow, but the key is to get the right mixing ratio.
Since there is no single skin tone, it is up to you.
If the color seems too reddish, add more yellow and vice versa.
Use brown to darken it and white to lighten it.
The benefit of mixing your own tones is that you are free to change even the tiniest nuances
which makes it useful for any character you want to color.
The disadvantage on the other hand is, that it's really hard to get the same tone every
time, so you might also want to work with a fixed tone for skin.
My favorite tone for this is naples yellow reddish.
When you are using a fixed skin tone like this, it's a lot easier to focus on combining
your tone with other colors for various types of shading.
You don't have to mix your base tone again every time you want to try out a new variation.
It will also be a lot more consistent when you can always rely on the same base tone.
An important aspect when mixing skin tones and the matching shadows is to not limit yourself
to only 2 or 3 different fleshtones.
Depending on light situations you can add all colors to your basic skin tone to match
with the overall scenery.
A sunset would obviously require a different palette than a rainy day.
Giving our skin more variations than just brown tones is important to give our image
atmosphere.
So I made a color wheel to give us a little overview.
On the left I put the spectrum of fleshtones without any other added color but brown.
I chose a base tone, in my case naples yellow reddish, to use as an example for the rest
of the diagram.
Of course you can use any other color for this.
On the very right I used just the color itself and dulled with black.
In the middle I mixed all the other colors in to get an overview of my possibilities.
Personally I really like the purple shadow, because it goes with a lot of different sceneries,
adding more vividness to the skin.
To pick the right colors for your drawing just experiment, for example by practicing
with using movies or photos as reference.
A tip for darker tones: use an acrylic foundation.
The color won't lift off of the paper the way watercolor does and that makes it more
comfortable to paint shadows and highlights on top.
You don't have to worry about the white of the paper shimmering through while shading.
Last but not least the choice of paper will have an impact on your painting.
I recommend strong paper, because for the technique that I am going to show you we are
going to push the colors around a lot.
The texture of your paper will also have an effect on the appearance of your painting.
There is rough paper and there is paper with almost no visible texture.
Let me tell you right away: both kinds of paper work, as long as they are strong enough,
but they do have different benefits.
Rough textured paper will make your picture more grainy and your painting clearly identifiable
as a work of watercolor.
But it is also easier to hide tiny flaws, since they can merge with the texture.
Compared to that, on fine paper every stain or edge stays visible like on a plate and
it's very unforgiving.
Nevertheless, choosing paper that has no texture enables a more softly rendered and 3 dimensional
look.
It conceals the typical watercolor look completely and makes it appear almost like digital art.
Before I start painting I Look at my sketch or lineart and divide it into tiny pieces
in my head that will need individual attention.
Skin, lips, eyes, neck, hair, background etc.
Then I plan the order that I am going to work in.
Keep in mind, with watercolor you can only work light to dark.
so start with the light areas.
Occasionally the face is covered by darker hair.
When that's the case you can paint over the lines with skin color without any regret,
because it will be covered by the darker color of the hair afterwards.
So the order of this piece will be: Skin of the face, lips, white of the eye,
eyes, eyebrows, neck, hair, background, beanie and clothes, hand.
It won't be that strict and I most probably will jump around between the steps when I
am not satisfied with details, but this is the rough plan basically ;)
With this painting I work with a digital reference I made previously.
You can use the color wheel to help you choose the right color.
In my case I can find the base tone around the orange/red spectrum, the darker ones seem
more in the reddish brown area.
First I wet the area of the face.
Normally I use plain water for it, but if the painting is darker, you can already add
a tint.
The neck will follow up later, I only care about the face at this point.
I am going to wet it with a brush thoroughly.
We need to wet the surface because soft color gradients can only be achieved when the area
is wet
Then I start placing a mixture of Naples yellow reddish and Saturn red to determine the basic
light situation.
This mixture is going to be my base color, because it covers most of the face.
Carefully put the base color down.
As long as the paper is wet we can push the colors in the right direction.
Don't paint where the highlights are supposed to go.
Once covered they would be hard to lighten up again.
Because the highlights aren't plain white as well I applied a light wash of rutile yellow
to mute them down a bit giving the skin a warmer appearance.
Once everything really dried down the grainy texture has disappeared.
The colors are now set and should be fixed with the paper.
We can now carefully add another layer of water,without lifting any color off of the
paper.
So we wet the whole surface again.
We will repeat the process of letting the paper dry and wetting it all over again every
time we add another layer.
When the surface is carefully wetted, I apply another layer of my mixed base color.
(naples yellow reddish + saturn red).
It's about deepening and refining the shadows we previously did.
Again I avoid using the base tone on the highlights so they stay light.
The damp paper will help carrying the color, so we can softly blend it with the first layer.
Let it dry
Time for the next layer.
I carefully wet the paper with clear water again.
This time I add the brown shadow tones with a mixture of (Burnt Sienna Mars brown and
Naples yellow reddish).
These are not placed on the whole face but on the areas where there is the least light.
First I carefully draw a line with the shadow tone and then blend them with the rest.
A tissue helps to regulate the colors that are left in the brush.
This way you can work with the color on the paper without adding any new color to it.
This is the key to smudging the already placed color and to create soft shadows.
Here's a tip: If you painted over lines ,where there is no possible darker color to cover
the mistake, you can take some water and your brush and try to lift them off by carefully
rubbing it off with your clean brush.
Once again let the colors dry completely and wet it again.
This time we are going to deepen the shadow with the next layer and also we add a more
saturated tone compared to our base color.(naples yellow reddish + transparent orange + saturn
red)
This will be our transition tone that defines and blends the places where the shadow and
the base tone meet.
This makes the painting more vivid and interesting because now the skin looks like it consists
of more than just a highlight a base and a shadow tone.
I add more depth by adding more layers of colors the way we did before.
I defined the nose and the nostrils by using even darker colors on the wet paper (green
umber, mars+brown) and lifting it off with a clean brush at those places where I want
harder shadows
I have ignored the lips so far, because I don't want them softly blended in to the
skin just like the shadows.
So this time after everything dried, I won't wet the face all over again but carefully
paint the basic shape of the lips.
i used potters pink + mars brown and burnt sienna.
At this point we don't want to paint over the line.
It would ruin the soft skin, since we couldn't lift off spilled color without lifting off
the color of the skin.
So be very careful with this part.
When the lips are wet I fill them with shadows.
I let the lips dry down completely and then wet the whole face again.
At this point I try to blend parts of the lips with the skin, so they won't look like
sticked on.
Also I used the occasion to add more shadows to the lips.
Time for the eyes.
I wet the area of the eyes with a light grey to give the white of the eye some shadows,
making them appear like a sphere.
When it dried down we can start with the rest of the eyes.
Just as with the lips I am very careful, because I don't want to paint over the lines when
drawing the lash line or eyebrows . I used phthalo sapphire blue and indigo for
the eyes.
Because the face is almost done I start working on the neck.
it's just my personal preference, so you can do it differently.
But I feel the neck and the face fit together better when they are done directly one after
the other.
Nothin much to say on how its painted.
It works just like how I did the face, wetting the area, placing colors, letting it dry and
repeat :).
Back to the eyes.
At certain points I feel the need to use a pencil for single lashes, when brushes give
me a hard time to draw delicate lines.
So i really recommend switching media when it's for the benefit of the picture.
If the pencil stands out we can also wet it and add color again.
This way we can merge everything together or add more depth.
Last but not least we add highlights on eyes and lips with a covering white.
This is what the picture looks like when everything else is done.
You can see that the areas where we painted over the lines are covered by other details
like the hair or her shirt for example.
There will be a full video of this picture very soon on my channel, so make sure to subscribe
so you don't miss it ;)
Also tell me in the comments what you want me to cover next.
Thank you very much for watching and i hope to see you again next time.
If you are interested in other videos that feature a soft rendered skin click here.
If you are interested in more tutorials watch the playlist here.
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