Waching daily Dec 29 2017

Hi everyone. I'm rincey and this is rincey reads. Today i'm going to be doing

my December wrap-up part two. So usually in this video I talk about the videos

that I made this month but I did vlogmas and so I'm not going to go over all 24

videos that I created. But I will link to my vlogmas playlist up in the cards. So that way

if you are new here and you haven't seen those videos you can

definitely check those out. There's plenty of content there. Thanks so much

to everyone for watching and commenting and just generally interacting with me

this month. I always really enjoy doing vlogmas because it gives me the

opportunity to do stuff that I don't typically get to do. And you guys

responded really well to it, which is always one of my concerns. Like I'm

always worried that when I do different things

you guys won't like it. But you guys did, which is great. So yeah thanks again to

everyone for being a part of vlogmas with me, whether you watch just a couple

of videos or you watch all of the videos. I appreciate it so, so much. I do want to

say that I did a December wrap-up part one, obviously because this is a part two.

So I will link directly to that in case you are interested in hearing me talk

about some of the books I read in the first part of the month. In this video

I'm just going to be talking about the books that I read in the last couple of

weeks, last two weeks or so. So first up I have long way down by Jason Reynolds.

This is a relatively new young adult release from Jason Reynolds. It was

released a couple of months ago. This is a book that's on the shorter side and I

actually ended up listening to this one as an audiobook. This is a book written

in verse and Jason Reynolds narrates it himself. So when I thought that it was

available at my library, I decided to pick it up. And the entire thing is less

than two hours on audiobook. So I ended up listening to the whole thing on like

a Saturday afternoon while I was like cleaning my house. I just sort of like

stuck my earbuds in and just went for a couple of hours straight through and it

was really great. I really love Jason Reynolds as a writer. And his books to me

already had like a rhythm and lyrical sense to it. So it like made sense to me

personally that he would write a book specifically in verse. So in this story

you are following this character named Will whose brother was recently shot and

killed by someone else. He finds out who did it and the entire story takes place

over the course of an elevator ride as he is heading off to

take revenge on his brothers death. So a long way down is sort of about you know

this long elevator ride that he has while he's on his way to kill this guy.

He himself is wrestling with the decision that he's made and you get to

see him sort of wrestle with that along with other people. It's hard to talk

about this book because it's not super long and I don't want to spoil anything.

But if you are a fan of Jason Reynolds, if you are a fan of books written in verse,

I think that this is really, really well done. I do recommend it on audio if you

have the opportunity. But this is definitely one that you should either

read or listen to in one go as much as possible. Even just me like pausing it

slightly while I was in the midst of cleaning, if I needed to you know talk to

someone or something like that, even bad sort of break I felt like really messed

with the rhythm a little bit for me. So if you can have the opportunity to

listen to this straight through, highly, highly recommend doing so. I believe I

gave this one a four out of five stars. The next book that I finished was the

unexpected inheritance of inspector Chopra by Vaseem Khan. This is a

mystery book and it's sort of like your typical detective type story. It takes

place in Mumbai, India and you are following inspector Chopra. He has

recently retired from being an inspector in Mumbai. There's two sort of main

things that happened one is that this young boy is found who has like

supposedly drowned on the day that inspector Chopra is retiring. And then

the other thing is that he inherits a baby elephant. And so inspector Chopra

believes that there's something up with this boy's death. But because he is of a

lower class, the police don't really seem very interested in investigating it. And

so he sort of uses his free time now to investigate it all on his own. So yeah, I

found this to be a good read. It wasn't anything like mind-blowing or amazing.

But if you like detective novels, I think that you'll like this one as well. It's

really nice how they really reflect what modern India feels like, at least in my

opinion. Obviously I don't live there so I can't say 100% for sure. But they do

talk about the way that the police force and everything sort of functions in

India and the levels of corruption that occur there and things like that. Yeah I

gave it a 3 out of 5 stars. I recently got the second book in the series from

Half Price Books. I think if you watched my December book haul I show it off. Yeah.

So I ended up getting the first book from the library just so I could

you know get started with the series. So I definitely will be continuing on.

I found it to be just like a fun detective story set in India, which I always enjoy.

The next book that I read was actually a reread and that was Harry Potter and the

Sorcerer's Stone. I actually ended up listening to this on audiobook. So the

temperature here in Chicago has dropped dramatically. Like the day I'm recording

this at the high was like 12 degrees or something a long those lines. So I have

stopped like reading books on my e-reader for the most part and have

mostly converted over to listening to audiobooks while commuting because I

don't want to have like my hands out of my pockets basically. Like I have gloves

but even still it's super cold. So anyways, I was looking to see what

audiobooks were available on my library or through my library and Harry Potter

was available, the first one. Which was very exciting to me because I've never

listened to the Harry Potter audiobooks and I haven't reread the series in a

really long time. Like maybe seven years? Possibly more than that. So yeah I

listened to the audiobook. It was delightful. I kind of want to keep going

with the audiobooks as they're available. Because, like I said, I haven't read this

series in a really long time and it was a good reminder of just how much more

there is in the books themselves. Because a lot of what has been retained in my

memory is through the movies because obviously like seeing that visually it

like helps retain certain details. But there's obviously so much more that

happens in the books. So yeah, I kind of want to keep going with the series. I may

or may not. We'll see what happens. I probably will. The second ones was already

available too so I ended up checking that one out as well. So yeah, I mean,

I love Harry Potter. We all love Harry Potter. It's a delightful book.

Alright and the final book I ended up finishing up this month was Artemis by Andy weir.

I mentioned this in my October wrap-up or November wrap-up that I was having a

really hard time reading this book. Like something about the writing style just

really was not working for me. So I decided that I was going to give the

audiobook version a try instead because I knew that rosario Dawson narrated the

audiobook and I really liked her. I did not realize that the audio book was an

audible exclusive though. So I ended up basically re-signing up for audible.

Luckily they're doing a promotion where if you sign up before the end of the

year, the next three months are only $5 per month or per credit. And then they

obviously do like, do like the first month free. So I basically got Artemis

for free. So yes, I restarted my audible account. I downloaded Artemis and I ended

up listening to it in basically like two days. It's a pretty fast-moving

audiobook. It definitely works a lot better on audio than it does in print.

I still didn't love the book but I definitely was okay with it.

I don't know if that's actually helpful for people. So in case you aren't aware,

you are following this woman named Jasmine who lives on, in Artemis, which is

basically like a colony on the moon. And she is hired to basically pull off a

heist to take down one of the Corporations that works there or to like

stop them from being able to produce I think it's aluminum because someone else

wants to take over producing aluminum for reasons that you will find out when

you read the story. So it's basically a heist story on the moon. The reason why I

didn't really love it is because it gets really bogged down in the technical

details. This is a thing that I heard people say when they were reading the

Martian and it wasn't something that really impacted me. I think because I

read that one as like a physical book and so I basically just like skimmed

over all of the technical details and just paid attention to like the plot and

dialogue stuff. When you're doing an audiobook, you, it's much harder to skim.

The jokes don't really land for me. They felt a little bit stale in my opinion.

But I did end up liking the characters a little bit so I think that's kind of

what kept me going. And also just, I like heist stories. So I kind of just wanted to

see how it was all going to turn out. The one thing I will say is that it felt

like it was too obvious in a certain extent. Like it felt like the

foreshadowing was really heavy-handed. So I saw a lot of things coming. If you're

gonna read this book, I would highly recommend doing it on audio because

Rosario Dawson is really great. She does things like accents for different

characters who should have accents because there are people from a bunch of

different countries represented in this story, which was nice. So yeah I feel like

if you're going to give this book a try, do the audiobook. I didn't find it to be

like super great. If you love the Martian, you're not necessarily going to love

this one as well. It feels a little bit too stale again and it does feel a bit

like a Mark Watney Redux sort of situation. But it wasn't like horrible.

And again if you need an audio book to listen to there are worst ones you could

listen to. So I don't know if that's oh great endorsement or not. Probably not.

But yeah, I got through it. I'll probably give it a three out of five stars.

Alright so that is everything that I have finished this month. Since I was

doing vlogmas, I didn't do quite as much reading as I usually do. But I'm pretty

happy with what I was able to read this month. So I'm currently in the middle

of two other books. The first one is the third volume in the Eleanor Roosevelt

biography. I'm currently about 200 pages into this

one and I'm enjoying it. It's about like 500 ish pages long and I plan on

basically focusing on this one over the New Year's Eve or New Year's weekend.

The second book of that I am currently reading it is the wall of storms by Ken

Liu. This is the second book in the dandelion dynasty series. The first book

is the grace of Kings, which I read two years ago now. Maybe it was last year.

It was 2016 maybe. Again this is the second book in the series. I really

enjoyed the first book a whole lot. It was probably one of my favorite fantasy

books that I've read in the year that I read it. So yeah, I picked up the e-book

when it was on sale for like a dollar ninety-nine at some point and I've been

meaning to read it. And if you couldn't tell by the Eleanor Roosevelt biography

as well, I've been craving sort of like a bigger book. This one I'm not very far

into. I'm maybe like around the 10% mark. But it's another one that I will slowly

be working my way through. The main problem is that again I'm reading this

as an e-book. So usually that would have been my train reading but again I'm

switching over to audio and I don't want to buy it on audio as well and my

library doesn't have it on audio. So anyways, I don't even know if it's

available on audio to be honest. So anyways I don't know how long it's going

to take me to read this book, but that's fine. I think grace of Kings took me a

good month to get through just because these are big fantasy books. Like I wish

I had a physical copy because I, they're like chunkers. Like according to

Goodreads the hardcover version of this one is like over 800 pages long. But I'm

completely ok with that. I'm just gonna take my time with it and we'll see how

it goes. So yeah that was my December. Feel free

to leave a comment down below letting me know if you have read any of the books

that I mentioned here or if you have any questions about any of the books that I

read this month or any of the videos I did for vlogmas or anything in general.

So yeah that's all I have for now and thanks for watching.

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"We all know the atomic bomb is very dangerous," said the 1950s American-made educational short

film, 'Duck and Cover'.

It seems somewhat of an understatement.

Videos such as this have been said by some to be propaganda films to scare the west out

of its wits regarding Soviet nuclear strength, but the movie has also been said to be factually

incorrect.

Some scientists stated that by the time you'd see something to duck and cover from, it would

be too late.

Others said it all depends on distance.

The British followed with a slew of nightmarish nuclear annihilation information films scaring

the bejeebies out all of those Brits glued to their TVs.

Such disaster infomercials and educational films are now parodied, but those were some

scary days.

Today we're going to look at the biggest threat of them all, in this episode of The

Infographics Show, How Powerful is the Tsar Bomba?

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First of all, what is the Tsar Bomba?

For years from the late 1940s to the early 1960s, the Soviets had been testing nuclear

bombs at quite a rapid rate.

The BBC reports that they tested 26 nuclear bombs in the year of 1958 alone.

But the Soviets came up with one particular bomb that was a giant, bigger than those dropped

on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, known as 'Little Boy' and 'Fat Man'.

There were plenty of code names and nicknames for this monster: Project 27000, Product Code

202, RDS-220, RDS-202, Kuzinka Mat, Vanya, and more, but it came to be known in the west

as the Tsar Bomb or King of Bombs.

It weighed 27,000 kg (60,000 pounds), was 8 meters (25 feet) in length and had a diameter

of 2.1 meters (6.9 feet).

It had a blast yield of 50 megatons, but it's said the Soviets could produce a 100 megaton

bomb.

The BBC reports, "It was more than a metal monstrosity too big to fit inside even the

largest aircraft – it was a city destroyer, a weapon of last resort."

To put that into context, it was so powerful that the plane dropping the bomb on the one

and only test only had a 50 percent chance of surviving.

They had to deploy a one ton parachute holding the bomb so it could drop slowly and then

detonate.

The pilots should then have been 50km (30 miles) away, and they had a chance of surviving.

When it did drop and detonate on Severny Island, part of the Novaya Zemlya archipelago about

400 km (248.5 miles) off the Russian mainland, the blast could be seen 1,000 km (630 miles)

away.

The actual mushroom cloud reached 64km (40 miles) in height and spread over a distance

of around 100km (63 miles).

The worst thing is, people actually lived in the village of Severny, which was about

55km (34 miles) from Ground Zero.

It's said all the houses there were completely destroyed, but the death toll has never been

reported.

Even in places 100s of miles from the detonation site, houses were damaged.

The pilot did escape, but not before he lost control of his plane and it plummeted around

1,000m (3,300ft).

According to one source, "The heat wave from the explosion was enough to cause third

degree burns to human skin as far away as 100 km (60 miles) and the electromagnetic

energy generated by the event crippled communication in the northern Soviet Union for more than

an hour."

It's also reported that the blast shattered windows as far away as Norway and Finland.

Now, if we consider that the bomb that fell on Hiroshima on 6 August, 1945, killed 60,000

to 80,000 people instantly on detonation, and in total about 135,000 or more due to

radiation sickness, we might ask what kind of damage this monster might have done if

it had been dropped on, say, an American city.

We should also state that years after the Japanese destruction, scores of people were

said to have suffered from cancer as a result of radiation.

The Tsar Bomb was said to be 1,500 times more powerful than those bombs dropped on Hiroshima

and Nagasaki.

Some have said it was even too big, with one US analyst stating, "It's hard to find

a use for it unless you want to knock down very large cities.

It simply would be too big to use."

With this in mind, what if one of those bombs was dropped on a city such as London, or New

York, would the Duck and Cover advice be any good?

According to Nukemap, a website that actually attempts to illustrate what would happen in

such a situation, if the Tsar Bomb was dropped on London with the population as it is now,

about 5.8 million people would die.

If the bomb was dropped on the center of London, the Independent reports that people living

in Reading would suffer third degree burns.

Reading is about 37 miles (59km) from London as the bird flies – and bomb blasts don't

take the roads.

All buildings situated around the M25 (a motorway that goes around London) would collapse, and

anyone living in that area if not dead from the blast would possibly die of radiation

exposure within a week.

Nukemap, which was created by American nuclear historian Alex Wellerstein, actually lets

you pick a spot and then detonate a bomb at places around the world.

We chose Manhattan and we also chose the Tsar Bomb (a number of nuclear bombs are available).

The bomb would have a fireball of about 5 miles (8km) and the radiation zone would stretch

to Times Square and the Brooklyn Bridge.

This is the zone in which between 50 and 90 percent of people would immediately die if

they didn't get medical assistance.

One person pointed out that both cities of London and New York might fare better than

other cities because they have so much life going on underground.

Even so, for those above ground, just about anyone in the New York Metropolitan area would

have third degree burns due to thermal radiation.

The sickness and death that would follow in the weeks to come would be unspeakable.

We are talking about the 50 megaton bomb here, too, not the 100 megaton bomb that the Russians

could have made.

We dropped a theoretical 100 megaton bomb on Paris to see what would happen according

to Nukemap.

The fireball radius would be 6.1 km (3.7 miles), and an air blast radius of 32.6 km (20.2 miles).

This alone, according to Nukemap, would mean within this area, "most residential buildings

collapse, injuries are universal, fatalities are widespread."

Anyone who is 73.7 km (45.7 miles) from the middle of Paris would likely suffer third

degree burns or worse.

For all these cities it would be hard to estimate the number of deaths, but it is likely that

anyone living close to the detonation site would be lucky to survive.

We've been curious about the United States nuclear program lately, so we decided to listen

to an audiobook written by investigative journalist Eric Schlosser.

His book, called Command and Control - Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Accident, and the Illusion

of Safety, uncovers secrets about the management of America's nuclear arsenal.

It also touches on the subject of deploying weapons of mass destruction without being

destroyed by them first.

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Big 4 Of Old School Brazilian Metal Bands - Duration: 6:14.

the big for Brazilian metal bands who are they

does this term even apply stay tuned to find out

hey it's Bridget and on heavy metal relics we dig through the collection to

find the relics so if you're new here make sure to subscribe and also for

anything we talked about in today's video you can find a link in the

description Reaper here is gonna help out with the big four Brazilian metal so

let's kick it off with number one Sepultura Sepultura can go many ways

yeah definite point that needs to be made early Sepultura exactly yeah you know

let's face it when you say big 4 right what are you talking about you're not

talking about what your opinion is these are my favorite four bands was I won't

especially about the biggest bands essentially its popularity based so

that's what makes a little bit tricky but starting with Sepultura when they

were death metal now specifically when it comes to morbid visions and bestial

devastation those two releases I think a more popular nowadays encompassed into

one release as the CD is and it also then has a bonus live track of

Antichrist only in this version it's later on where max introduces it that

they had to change the lyrics now he doesn't clarify entirely why he became

come born again the whole soulfly thing so then you got Anticop the live

thing and I don't know it just doesn't have the same effect that's kind of one

of those like thanks for the photos track put and it's the last track on

there so she felt like alright it's over before that one yeah number two

Krisiun while I would think that you know you could mention Sarcofago you

can mention all these other bands as a second one even though in my world if

you haven't heard of Sarcofago hmm but there might be people that haven't

and Krisiun is kind of a band that is you know touring the United States and doing just

currently active like this is one I don't know if it's their latest album

here for sanic fury but it's 2015 released so there's still an active

and and on central median stuff so I think they can kind of get a little bit

closer to that Sepultura popularity that just you know not entirely duplicate

that simple term Brazilian 80's kind of death metal sound yeah so they have a

little bit different sound tool but I think embody that same spirit obviously

they're probably influenced by some of that stuff Oh totally

number-three sarcophaga going back to simple terra and you got the death metal

brazilian sound sarcophaga carries that torch and if you're gonna try to put

four bands together regardless for the popularity I think sarcofago should be

a well known band so any metalhead but I think there probably might be people

that don't know you maybe younger kids because their stuff being on the

cogumelo label wasn't probably as widespread up until recently when it's

been reissued by grey haze and stuff so I think it could have probably got more

of a cult status because of that and so that's kind of why I would say they

would go in third and with a cool relic to by the way with so this is some live

tracks and then also a rehearsal definitely for a die-hard fan to listen

to and on the back it has a variation of the classic photo in front of the tomb

from the IRI album number four who could it be

it could be sex trash could be attomica be Holocausto it could be mutilator

it could be goat penis yeah it could be goat penis but it isn't because there's one I

think definitive thing to keep in mind as I kind of made and though those bands

that we mention kind of lack so who is it BAM it's vulcano they have the sound

and then they have the darker lyrics the dark appearance and content so that's

why I kind of think it fits better than you know like Holocausto is kind of

doing like concentration camp kind of stuff yeah or Attomica not so much in fact

attomica is different on various albums and stuff so I think

- just put it all together as far as that death metal tone and satanic and

darker imagery that's the best big four I think you can kind of sort of make but

of course you put yeah there someone actually pointed out to us and he said

it's really hard to even decide for Brazil because there's like the really

really big bands which were the first two we talked about then there's the

bands that are still big but nowhere near as big as the other teams well then

there's like well cuz there's like a band like Angra that and it's like

that's that doesn't say you know it's like I think it's like progressive

I'm not too familiar with them but it's like nothing like the death metal stuff

yeah so yeah it's just it's hard to abide by the Slayer Megadeth Metallica

anthrax big four that's like well that's clearly the popularity right well yeah

the brazilian scene it's just kinda like Sepultura you know Krisiun and then

you know Angra wherever that would be and then they just sound nothing alike

so it's like it's gotta be kind of the same thing and that's up

well Marlon Marlon honestly even before doing the video to hear that that idea

was kinda like yeah what three but it was like that again like you bring up

simple turrets just like that that's already just way bigger as far as

popularity goes but when you go back to Sepultura and to the death metal days I

think that puts a different spin on it and the popularity I don't know I don't

think that people listening to roots or whatever

later Sepultura album would they might not like that stuff so I think it might

switch that popularity up do you agree with our big four picks let us know in

the comments below and make sure to subscribe to heavy metal relics to see

more videos just like this weekly

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Best Fiends Hot Chocolate Sticks! - Duration: 1:55.

Hello everybody! Welcome back. My name is Cayla from the YouTube channel PankoBunny and today...

We're making some Best Fiends hot chocolate sticks.

So what these are, are little sticks that you stick into some hot milk and you swirl them around and they melt and they turn...

Your hot milk into hot chocolate. I think though these are so much fun,

And they're perfect for like the colder weather...

Because you can either use them as a really cute gift or just for yourself if you want to just like make your hot chocolate...

That much cuter!

We've made Temper, Karma, Bob, Kwincy, Bo, and Terry and I think that these are so so cute. So let's get started!

Okay, so you're going to need eight ounces of semi-sweet chocolate that's already been melted, 1/4 cup of hot whipping cream, some cake pop sticks,

Brown, green, white, yellow, black, light blue, dark blue, red, and orange candy melts that have already been melted, and some candy eyes.

So to make the hot chocolate sticks, first you want to combine the melted chocolate and whipping cream in a bowl.

And place this in the fridge until it's very stiff for about two hours.

Roll the mixture into balls and stick it on to cake pop sticks.

Then pop these into the freezer until they're solid for about 30 minutes.

Dip the truffles into candy melts to create the base colors of the Fiends.

Then place the chocolates on a plate lined with plastic wrap and transfer them to the fridge until the candy melts have set for about...

15 minutes. Draw the facial features and markings onto the chocolates and attach candy eyes.

To serve, swirl the chocolate sticks in some hot milk and watch as they melt and turn your milk into hot chocolate and you...

Are done!

So thank you all so much for watching.

I hope that you like this recipe.

If you're looking for some other Best Fiends videos, make sure to subscribe to the Best Fiends Youtube channel...

Which is this Youtube channel that you're watching!

And if you have any requests for any future videos, leave them in the comment section down below.

If you're looking for some other recipe ideas head on over to Youtube.com/PankoBunny,

Which is my Youtube channel, and I have a ton of other recipes there waiting for you.

And if you would like to pick up some of these cute little toys that were in the background of the video,

Definitely check out the description box because the links will be right there for you.

And thank you guys so much for watching, and we will see you time! Bye!

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Comedian Jerry Lewis has been entertaining audiences and movie-goers around the world

since he first took to the stage at the age of five in 1931, singing "Brother, Can You

Spare a Dime?" in New York City.

For a decade during the 1940s and 1950s, he teamed up with Dean Martin forming one of

the greatest comedy duos in history.

Later, he starred in hit films like The Nutty Professor and became an award-winning director.

However, not everything Lewis touched turned out well.

In fact, at least one major project turned out so badly that, despite the fact that Lewis

directed and funded the film in question, The Day the Clown Cried, he has to date made

sure almost no one has ever seen it.

Based upon a script by Joan O'Brien and Charles Denton, The Day the Clown Cried takes

place during the early years of the Holocaust.

Lewis stars as a German Clown, Helmut Doork, who drunkenly insults Hitler and ends up in

a Nazi prison camp as a result.

He boasts to the other prisoners about his talents as a clown, but the Jewish children

imprisoned in the camp next door are the only ones who enjoy his act.

Ultimately he is given the chance to have his case reviewed and to possibly be released

if he leads the children onto a train to Auschwitz.

Unfortunately for Doork, he accidentally ends up stuck on the transport train as well.

Once in Auschwitz, he uses his comedic antics to lead the reluctant, but trusting children

into a gas chamber…

However, once inside, he decides he can't bear to leave them and so stays, continuing

to perform for their amusement until the end.

Producer Nathan Wachsberger approached Jerry Lewis with the script in 1971, and Lewis expressed

concern about whether a clown experiencing the horrors of the Holocaust was the right

role for him.

He was, after all, a comedian.

In his biography, he states he suggested to Wachsberger: "Why don't you try getting

Sir Laurence Olivier?

I mean, he doesn't find it too difficult to choke to death playing Hamlet.

My bag is comedy, Mr. Wachsberger, and you're asking me if I'm prepared to deliver kids

to the gas chamber.

Ho-ho.

Some laugh—how do I pull it off?"

But Lewis changed his mind after reading the script in full, which had been bouncing around

Hollywood for about ten years before Lewis saw it.

Before this, Dick Van Dyke and Milton Berle were approached to star in the movie, but

funding only appeared when Lewis became attached to the project as actor and director.

Problems arose almost immediately before filming began.

The funding promised by Wachsberger was not nearly enough to cover the cost of production.

Lewis decided that his only way to keep filming was to pay for much of the movie out of his

own pocket.

On top of all that, when The Day the Clown Cried appeared in trade magazines during early

production, it caught the attention of the script's original scriptwriters, Joan O'Brien

and Charles Denton.

The pair originally sold Wachsberger the option to make the movie for an initial fee of $5,000

(about $30,000 today), but they claimed the option expired as he failed to send them an

additional $50,000 promised if the film went into production.

O'Brien went on to state that Lewis was fully aware of the legal situation and that

the option had expired.

Whether true or not, Lewis moved forward with the movie.

the-day-the-clown-criedThe filming did not go well and the stress involved, Lewis'

addiction to Percodan, and the fact that he went on an extreme Castaway-esk Tom Hanks

diet to lose 35 pounds in less than two months to accurately depict the weight loss experienced

at the camps all took its toll.

Despite his best efforts, other actors on set also claimed Lewis was never able to move

the character beyond his own "Jerry Lewis" persona.

This was a major problem.

As you might imagine, Helmut Doork performing slapstick comedy didn't exactly work in

a film depicting the atrocities of the Holocaust.

That said, Lewis did state he thought the heartwrenching ending went well,

I was terrified of directing the last scene.

I had been 113 days on the picture, with only three hours of sleep a night…

I was exhausted, beaten.

When I thought of doing that scene, I was paralyzed…

I stood there in my clown's costume, with the cameras ready.

Suddenly the children were all around me, unasked, undirected, and they clung to my

arms and legs, they looked up at me so trustingly.

I felt love pouring out of me.

I thought, "This is what my whole life has been leading to."

I thought what the clown thought.

I forgot about trying to direct.

I had the cameras turn and I began to walk, with the children clinging to me, singing,

into the gas ovens.

And the door closed behind us.

A complicated legal battle over the rights to the script and issues with the funding

prevented the movie from being released initially.

However, Jerry Lewis ultimately reached an agreement with the studio that allowed him

to keep possession of the film's rough cut while negatives remained with the studio.

Lewis has claimed in interviews that only he, his father, and his manager have seen

the entire film, but comedian and voice actor for The Simpsons, Harry Shearer, claims to

have attended a secret screening after someone "involved with the Telethon… liberated

[the tape] for a weekend".

Shearer described The Day the Clown Cried in a 1992 interview with Spy magazine,

With most of these kinds of things, you find that the anticipation, or the concept, is

better than the thing itself.

But seeing this film was really awe-inspiring, in that you are rarely in the presence of

a perfect object.

This was a perfect object.

This movie is so drastically wrong, its pathos and its comedy are so wildly misplaced, that

you could not, in your fantasy of what it might be like, improve on what it really is.

"Oh My God!"—that's all you can say.

As for Jerry Lewis's opinion of the movie, at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival, he said:

"No one will ever see it because I'm embarrassed…

I was ashamed of the work, and I was grateful that I had the power to contain it all, and

never let anyone see it.

It was bad, bad, bad…"

However, in an interview with Entertainment Weekly that same year, when asked if he was

proud of the film, Lewis responded, "I am."

Whatever the truth of his feelings, the now 90 year old Lewis recently donated The Day

the Clown Cried to the Library of Congress along with other parts of his film-making

archive.

This particular movie came with the stipulation that it may be shown at the Library's theater,

but screenings could only begin in June of 2024.

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Klotilde - bon plan Tinder à Noël - Duration: 2:10.

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내몸을 망치는 잘못된 자세 7가지 - Duration: 4:59.

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Ken Redgrave - Megadimension Neptunia VII Fanmade Bonus Voices - Duration: 2:04.

Name's Ken Redgrave. Also known as CPU Black Soul. It's nice to meet you.

Hey. Happy Birthday.

I didn't really know what you wanted, but I hope this is enough for you.

Merry Christmas! How about we spend some time together watching Christmas movies?

Let's see... How about this?

"How The Witch Stole Christmas"?

Hmm... This witch looks familiar, but this sounds pretty interesting, don't you think?

The year is ending already, huh? Time goes by so fast...

There may be some rough times this year, but I cherish the good times the most.

Let's hope next year is much more interesting.

Happy New Year! Let's make some fun, interesting times this year!

What do you say? Let's get this party started!

Here. I got you some chocolates.

I don't usually do this sort of stuff, but I guess it's fine if it's with you.

Leave me alone... You're really starting to annoy me...

Don't worry, everyone. I'm alive.

The series takes a long time to work on, especially with the lifestyle I have...

No matter how life hits hard on you, always hang onto what little hope you have.

I have friends who's usually been down on the dumps,

but I want them and everyone else to look up in life, move forward, and keep their hopes high,

even if life is cruel.

If I can help people to be stronger, if I can keep myself strong,

you and everyone else can do the same too.

Maybe, even you can save a life.

That is my answer, and your answer.

Thank you all for supporting me for so long!

Please continue to support me in the future, no matter what happens!

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More poems time! | Doki Doki Literature Club | Part 3 - Duration: 43:00.

Hello everyone. My name is Crow_Se7en

Welcome back to Doki Doki

Let's walk on my way home with Sayori

Let's continue this game

I want to know what was going on between Yuri and Natsuki

That was the first time..

Write another poem...

Ok..

I guess it's time to share our poems again

A cookie

Oh, she is the one who threw the cookie at Sayori

Eat the cookie... and milk!

Why..?

Oh, she is here

When will we share our poems?

Oh god... They're talking too much

I thought we're supposed to look for the supplies. Stop talking

Crayons

Seriously, pay attention..

You will be fine

Can you spell, "cringe" for me? C-R-I-N-G-E

Go to the infirmary

Stop whining..

Water

Apple juice.. Really..

This is water

She's really weak

She's talking about the old time

I dunno

We probably will not go to the same college

Let's go back! Get out. Come on!

Here we are

Ah, it's time to share our poems

It's time for the poems

You can have my poem. I don't need it

She just broke her pencil

Bottles. I pop off my scalp like the lid of a cookie jar. It's the secret place where I keep all my dreams

Little balls of sunshine, all rubbing together like a bundle of kittens. I reach inside with my thumb and

forefinger and pluck one out. It's warm and tingly. But there's no time to waste! I put it in a bottle

to keep it safe. And I put the bottle on the shelf with all of the other bottles. Happy thoughts

happy thoughts, happy thoughts in bottles, all in a row. My collection makes me a lot of friends

Each bottle a starlight to make amends. Sometimes my friend feels a certain way

Down comes a bottle to save the day.

Night after night, more dreams. Friend after friend, more bottles. Deeper and deeper my fingers go

Like exploring a dark cave, discovering the secrets hiding in the nooks and crannies.

Digging and digging. Scraping and scraping. I blow dust off my bottle caps

It doesn't feel like time elapsed. My empty shelf could use some more. My friends look through

locked front door. Finally, all done. I open up and in come my friends. In they come, in such a hurry

Do they want my bottles that much? I frantically pull them from the shelf, one after the other

Holding them out to each and every friend. Each and every bottle. But every time I let one go

it shatters against the tile between my feet. Happy thoughts, happy thoughts, happy thoughts

in shards, all over the floor

They were supposed to be for my friends, my friends who aren't smiling. They're all shouting, pleading

Something. But all I hear is echo, echo, echo, echo, echo. Inside my head

This is a really long poem

Remember, express your feelings

Ok, next

Amy likes spiders. You know what I heard about Amy? Amy likes spiders. Icky, wriggly, hairy, ugly spiders!

That's why I'm not friends with her. Amy has a cute singing voice. I heard her singing my favorite

love song. Every time she sang the chorus, my heart would pound to the rhythm of the words

But she likes spiders. That's why I'm not friends with her. One time, I hurt my leg really bad

Amy helped me up and took me to the nurse. I tried not to let her touch me

She likes spiders, so her hands are probably gross. That's why I'm not friends with her

Amy has a lot of friends. I always see her talking to people. She probably talks about spiders

What if her friends start to like spiders too? That's why I'm not friends with her

It doesn't matter if she has other hobbies. It doesn't matter if she keeps it private

It doesn't matter if it doesn't hurt anyone. It's gross. She's gross. The world is better off without

spider lovers. And I'm gonna tell everyone

Wow..

Next

I didn't say that!

Let's leave her alone. Oh well, I don't read her poem

The last person

Good

Ok, fine

Save me. The colors, they won't stop. Bright, beautiful colors. Flashing, expanding, piercing

Red, green, blue. An endless cacophony of meaningless noise

The noise, it won't stop. Violent, grating waveforms Squeaking, screeching, piercing. Sine, cosine, tangent

Like playing a chalkboard on a turntable Like playing a vinyl on a pizza crust

An endless poem of meaningless

Load me

Ok

I never said that

Tip of the day

I have a funny feeling right now

I guess Natsuki and Yuri have the stage fright

Like I said, express your feelings!

That's awkward

Deal with it

The title of this poem is "The Way The Flying"

Go ahead.. Your poem is..

Afterimage of a Crimson Eye

My Meadow

Jump

Is it time to go home?

Ah, it's time to go home

We're gonna home together because we're the neighbors

Ok, let's stop for now. I will continue this game for the next video

Thank you for watching. Please click Subscribe, Like, Share

or whatever that will help me a lot. See you in the next video

For more infomation >> More poems time! | Doki Doki Literature Club | Part 3 - Duration: 43:00.

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Mi marido tiene familia | Capítulo 89 - Resumen - Duration: 4:09.

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How to Crate Motion Graphics ?Part #01 | Provided By Ant Doctor! - Duration: 19:56.

HOW TO MAKE THIS MOTION GRAPHICS ???

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Night House of Horrors Part 2 | Garry's Mod - Duration: 29:46.

Hello everyone. My name is Crow_Se7en

Welcome to Garry's Mod. This map called Night House of Horrors Part 2

Say hello to Kenny

Kenny: Hello everyone

Shall we begin?

This map is not ready, so it's in the beta stage

Yolo. Let's start

Kenny: I noticed it's lagging

Not me. I'm fine

Kenny: The cleaner!

Kenny: Hello

Alien!

Kenny: Interesting..

Kenny: Story

Story..

Oh, start the game. Ok ok

Kenny: I'm gonna press the button

C7: Time travel. Back to 2005 Kenny: October 12..

I'm stuck

Kenny: Nope, it's locked

Look at the window

It's nothing

Kenny: It won't stop printing

Waste the paper. Unlimited paper!

Kenny: Find the key

Is that a gas can?

Kenny: I don't think so

Kenny: I found it

The other one is wrong

I'm still alive

Kenny: Hello

Kenny: I'm stil alive

Is something under you?

Nothing?

Forget it

Kenny: What are you doing?

Need the crowbar

What are you doing?

Kenny: Where are you going?

No no! Stay away from water

Kenny: I'm just looking around. Calm down

Do you want to die?! Go! Go ahead!

Kenny: I see gas

Stop hitting me. Go over there

Dickbutt

Kenny: You caused an earthquake

What are you doing?

Kenny: Where are you?

Kenny: I don't think I can jump far

I don't see anything

Kenny: This is a scary one

Oh ok

Ok, thanks?

Kenny: Maybe that one

Kenny: I can't move

Bathroom

C7: Go downstairs Kenny: Go upstairs

Kenny: Downstairs?

Kenny: You said downstairs?

Are you afraid of the basement? You're scared!

Kenny: I didn't say about that. Let's go downstairs

Look at that man

The toilets are really high

Kenny: The water is still running

Kenny: I can't..

Kenny: I tried to enter the vent

Kenny: Is that a gas can? I think.. Oh, it's a health kit

What are you doing? This way

Need to find something

Maybe, the switch is in the office. Turn it on then open the door

Kenny: The problem is it is flooding

I know. It's fine

It's not flooding

Hurry up! Move! Move! Move!

Kenny: Good job

That's weird...

It's nothing in here

Kenny: Did you hear?

We were here before

Kenny: Yeah

Kenny: Go upstairs C7: Yes, go upstairs. Duh

Kenny: Really, what are you doing?

What are we looking for?

It's nothing

Seriously...

Where was that?

The key was on the floor

Ok?

Kenny: This is the old one

C7: We were here in the part 1 map Kenny: Yeah, it was from the part 1 map

Kenny: Seriously...

Kenny: what happened?

Kenny: Really..

20 minutes after. Ok?

Kenny: Where are we?

What are you doing with the skull?

Kenny: Why not?

What is it for?

Need to turn on something

Need a new battery

Found it

Nope, it's not working

Oh, need another one

Kenny: What if you got the new one and put it over there?

Kenny: Pull the lever

Kenny: Oh

Need gas

Kenny: Gas!

Where?!

I just pulled the lever. What is that for?

Kenny: The power was just on

Finally

Game over

Kenny: I hope so

Nope, I guess..

It was really boring and not even scary

Kenny: That...

Kenny: 0/10

-1/10

Not scary enough. Too much water

The quote by IGN

Thank you for watching. Please click Subscribe, Like, Share

or whatever that will help me a lot. See you in the next video Kenny: Merry Christmas

For more infomation >> Night House of Horrors Part 2 | Garry's Mod - Duration: 29:46.

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