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what's up everybody this is Mari for Mari's review channel today I'm going

to show you how to add Google Drive to your es Explorer on your Amazon

firestick TV stay tuned okay what we want to do is go into our ES explorer we

want to go down to the cloud right here on the right-hand side you'll see where

it says new you're gonna go ahead and click on new and these are all your

cloud storages so we're gonna go ahead and click on G Drive so we're gonna go

click right here and it's going to ask you to sign in you're gonna enter your

email login details then after you enter that it's going to

ask you to accept you're gonna go ahead and click accept then it'll take you

right to your drive and then you just go ahead and open up and that's how you get

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The Most Expensive TV Flops In History - Duration: 7:29.

Over 400 TV shows are broadcast every year, and that means that competition for viewers

is fierce.

As a result, networks are often willing to spend big money on projects they think will

lure in the biggest audience.

They place their bets … and sometimes lose their shirts.

Here are some of the most expensive TV flops to ever have their plugs pulled.

Battlestar Galactica

Most people today know Battlestar Galactica as the marathon-worthy sci-fi series that

ran from 2003 to 2009.

Hardcore fans, however, might remember that the series originated in 1978… and tanked

in the ratings a year later.

Setting out to be a TV take on Star Wars, the original Galactica cost roughly $1 million

per episode—more than double that of a typical prime-time show at the time, and the equivalent

of over 3.7 million today.

At first, it was worth the price tag.

The series' early episodes attracted positive reviews and healthy ratings, but those ratings

eventually began to slip, and behind-the-scenes issues like censorship made production difficult.

Ultimately, Battlestar Galactica couldn't pull its weight as compared to other less-expensive

network hits such as ABC's own Mork & Mindy, and the show was canceled after a single season.

The network did give it another go with Galactica 1980, but that show only lasted ten episodes

before being decommissioned due to nonexistent viewers.

Supertrain

When it comes to expensive flops, you'd be hard-pressed to find a bigger trainwreck than

1979's Supertrain.

As you might expect from the title, the NBC show was basically just Love Boat meets Snowpiercer,

set on a massive, nuclear-powered locomotive featuring its own nightclubs and casinos that

could speed from New York to Los Angeles at 200 miles per hour.

The thing is, the train didn't actually exist, so the show's creators used expensive model

trains while filming.

Unfortunately, the models weren't particularly durable, and one of them was destroyed in

a crash before the first episode was even filmed.

After the show debuted to downright terrible ratings, famous celebrities were brought on

to keep Supertrain on track.

Tony Danza, Rue McClanahan, and Dick van Dyke all made guest appearances, but even that

late '70s star power couldn't stop Supertrain from going off the rails.

The show was canceled after nine episodes and remains one of NBC's costliest flops to

date at a reported $4 million an episode.

Father of the Pride

It makes a lot of sense that after Shrek raked it in at the box office, NBC was willing to

fork over big bucks to Dreamworks for a computer-animated show of their own.

It makes a lot less sense that they decided that the project that would be worth $2.5

million of their money would be a show that recast the white lions from Siegfried and

Roy's famous Las Vegas magic act as a wacky sitcom family.

The result was Father of the Pride.

Unlike Shrek, which somehow spawned an unstoppable franchise that we just can't seem to get

rid of, it failed to capture the hearts and minds of those who watched it.

It did, however, capture plenty of unwanted attention.

The Parents Television Council flooded the FCC with allegations that Father of the Pride

was indecent.

To make matters worse, the show came in hot on the heels of Roy being nearly mauled to

death when one of his tigers dragged him offstage by the neck, the first such accident in more

than 5,000 shows.

With all that stacked against it, it didn't take long for NBC to make the show disappear

after only 13 episodes.

Viva Laughlin

When some shows get canceled, they leave viewers feeling like they missed out on something

good that never got a chance to shine.

When CBS dropped the hammer on 2007's Viva Laughlin, however, it was a mercy killing

that freed the audience from what the New York Times suggested might be "the worst

show in the history of television."

Made in an effort to diverge from the standard lineup of police procedurals and grandparent-focused

sitcoms, CBS banked big on a remake of Viva Blackpool, a popular BBC show with a bizarre

premise: a murder mystery that would occasionally break out into elaborate musical numbers where

the cast sang pop songs.

[Singing] "I'm still standing bigger than I ever did/lookin' like a true survivor!"

Despite the presence of producer and star Hugh Jackman, critics and viewers alike hated

the casino-themed musical from the opening number.

Its ratings were dismal, and it quickly became a go-to punchline on the E! Network's The

Soup as a show "beloved by hundreds," which might've been overstating it.

After only two episodes, Viva Laughlin danced its way off airwaves, and with the pilot purportedly

costing $6.8 million, cutting losses early was probably the right call.

Camelot

As the first series ordered under Chris Albrecht, then newly crowned president and CEO of Starz,

hopes were riding high on 2011's Arthurian drama, Camelot.

According to Albrecht, the show was based on, quote, "an idea of hope that has resonated

at different times throughout history."

Unfortunately, 2011 was not one of those times.

Critical reviews of Camelot were less than stellar, but while the show still saw solid

ratings during its final episodes, Starz canceled the fantasy-drama after only one season.

Scheduling conflicts with lead cast members Joseph Fiennes, Jamie Campbell Bower, and

Eva Green made a sophomore effort more trouble than it was worth.

And it was worth quite a lot.

According to The Wall Street Journal, the series cost roughly $7 million per episode.

That's a Lance-a-lot of money, huh?

Look, you can't blame us for trying that one.

Kings

Betting on the star-power of Deadwood's Ian McShane, the writing prowess of American Gods'

Michael Green, and some assistance from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire director Francis

Lawrence, NBC seemed poised to hit it big with 2009's Kings, an ambitious drama reimagining

the life of the biblical King David in a modern setting.

The two-hour premiere cost a massive $10 million, with each subsequent episode coming in at

$4 million a pop.

With that kind of money behind a television series, you better believe the stakes were

high.

In this case, producers rolled snake eyes and cashed out with dismal ratings.

But Kings wasn't just costly for NBC.

Liberty Mutual invested a $5 million sponsorship into the show, reportedly aiming to subconsciously

piggyback on the show's message of personal responsibility to encourage viewers to buy

insurance.

With barely anyone watching the show, however, it's safe to assume Liberty Mutual didn't

exactly get what it paid for.

Kings was first banished to the dog days of summer before NBC officially called it quits.

Still, the show isn't as bad as its ratings imply, and it might be worth going back if

you missed it the first time around.

Marco Polo

Netflix is no stranger to dropping big money on big projects, but in the case of 2014's

Marco Polo, the series never really found its way to an audience, and wound up losing

big in the process.

At the time of Marco Polo's release, no active series was more expensive to produce, except

HBO's fantasy-juggernaut Game of Thrones.

The first season of Netflix's Kublai Khan-centered drama cost a staggering $90 million, which

weighs in at $9 million per episode.

Unfortunately for Netflix, Marco Polo never came close to Game of Thrones' success.

Despite lackluster critical reviews, Netflix gave Marco Polo a second season.

The sophomore effort was less popular than the first, prompting the streaming service

to give the series the axe.

(In this case, a 13th-century Mongol axe.)

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TRIATHLON NEWS March 20, 2018 | Pro YOUTUBE CHANNELS, Terenzo Bozzone best triathlete of 2018 - Duration: 9:58.

- Morning Trainics, weekly triathlon news day Tuesday,

number four, it's a big one, Pro triathletes

from all around the world are starting YouTube channels.

Lamborghini is coming out with a tri bike

and apparently the ITU Triathlon is the be all, end all

of triathlon world domination.

Stick around, today's a big day.

(fast beat techno music)

So what's up triathletes?

This is the weekly triathlon news day Tuesday,

if you're new here, every single week for the last month,

and going forward, we have recapped what's gone on

in the world of triathlon and if you want to make sure

that you get that, hit that subscribe button below

and with that you will get a lot of triathlon goodness

with our daily videos.

Let's get into the news, it has been a very big week,

quite notably here on YouTube, we have had a number

of triathletes start their own YouTube channel,

Gwen Jorgensen, we already know about,

Daniela Ryf just posted her first video,

the Tim & Rinny Show is now out,

again with the help of Talbot Cox,

who's been helping Gwen Jorgensen and, as we all know,

Lionel Sanders has a YouTube channel, but he posted

two videos last week of a couple of brutal training days.

And for anything that I can link to on YouTube,

all of the links will be in the description

below so you can go and check out all

of this triathlon goodness with this place as a hub.

We're not very good, we just say things

that other people have done that's really good.

Zwift, you know how I like Zwift, well they teased

a little bit of a new expansion that seems

to be on the Watopia course and people from all around

the world are looking at this like looking for Easter eggs

and trying to figure out where this expansion is based

off of, and as far as they can tell, as was discussed

on Shane Miller's YouTube channel,

it seems to be the Alpe d'Huez.

However, there are a lot of things in that teaser video,

that kinda point to just confusion,

but Alpe d'Huez is probably the best shot

which means that we have some incredible gradients

to be riding up and I'm sure some brutal KOM lung busters.

Love me some Zwift.

Lamborghini and Cervelo announced a partnership

at the Geneva International Motor Show,

where they will be producing a total of 25 P5Xs

with the Lamborghini inspired paint job,

and having recently gone through the process

of looking at the Ventum for a custom paint job,

versus the Ventum with a custom decal,

I can imagine that the paint job on that P5X is pounds.

Stay tuned for how I was able to get the Ventum looking so,

without adding really anything besides an ounce.

The Super League Triathlon and ITU Triathlon,

last week signed a Memorandum of Understanding,

which I wanna say is just legalese

for let's play nice together,

you stay where you are, I'll stay where I am,

and essentially the biggest part

of it is that Super League will acknowledge

that ITU Triathlon is the governing body

for all triathlons and they will abide

by all ITU Triathlon rules.

There can be only one.

It was a very quiet week on the ITU Triathlon circuit

for the Pro Triathletes, however, we are getting right deep

into Iron Man racing season.

Iron Man held three Half-Iron Man events,

Puerto Rico was an age-group only event,

Iron Man Taiwan was won by Cody Beals

by 35 minutes

in 3:46, and the women's side

of Half-Iron Man Taiwan

was won by Agnieszka Jerzyk,

in 4:21, she's from Poland, that's as close as I got.

The premiere race for this week in Half-Iron Man Racing,

however, was Half-Iron Man Cam Petchey, down in Mexico,

which I actually attended last year

and got a third degree sunburn.

The men's side was won by Terenzo Bozzone,

who has won his third race in three weeks,

and he won it in 3:49:40.

On the women's side, Canadian Heather Wurtele,

shout out to the Wurteles, defended her title winning

in 4:17:23.

Having been there last year,

I can say that these are incredibly fast times

and it was a really competitive race.

The bike course and the run are completely exposed

to the element, so you are just beaten down

by sun all day and then in addition to that

the competition got so much stiffer this year.

Terenzo Bozzone had a real showdown with Michi Weiss,

he also had to deal with perennial favorites like

Trevor Wurtele, Kevin Collington.

It was a stacked field on the women's side as well,

Heather Wurtele had to chase down Lauren Brandon

who ended up finishing second, she also had

to bike away from Angela Naeth and then run away

from Linsey Corbin, an absolutely stacked field,

and it was really cool to follow along

and see how much this race has grown over

the course of just one year.

Very cool town, way to go Cam Petchey,

way to go Terenzo, holy crap, and Heather.

You're just always good.

And finally, to wrap up, let's talk

about stories from the Trainiac Community,

I think this is everyone's favorite part,

so let's get into the story from our man,

Henry, the boat anchor motorman.

Boat anchor will make sense in just a bit.

Henry says, "Growing up, I was never an active guy,

"I didn't exercise or play sports,

"and I definitely did not pay attention to what I ate,

"despite my lifestyle, I was skinny until I turned 21,

"but by then, my habits had caught up to me,

"and I gained 70 pounds.

"For years, I just learned to live with the weight,

"but it made me reclusive, I didn't want

"to go out where people could see me,

"and I hated having my picture taken.

"At 26, it was time to get my shirt together,

"I got really serious about my diet,

"and I started lifting weights, walking,

"and I even tried rock climbing.

"I then ran two half-marathons just a year

"after not even being able to run

"for more than a couple of minutes.

"Eventually, I managed to lose those 70 pounds."

Right on, Henry!

"But at this point, I didn't know what the next step was,

"I was looking for something more.

"That summer in 2017, two of my friends told me I should

"look into triathlons, but it seemed

like an impossible task.

"I was intrigued, and I headed straight to YouTube,

"and I found Taren immediately

"and started binge watching his videos."

Thank you, Henry.

"I'd never ridden a road bike in my life before last summer,

"I was terrible at first, but within a few weeks,

"I was loving going on long rides on the weekend,

"and I felt sexy in my Lycra."

We all do.

"Last winter, I was able to do 125 mile solo ride

"in eight hours, it was exhausting, but so rewarding,

"and I wore my Trainiac kit the whole time."

You look good, you're gonna perform good, Henry.

And awesome on the 125 mile ride, I've never even done that.

"But then there was swimming,

"when I was five I almost drowned.

"Ever since, I've been terrified of the water,

"but learning about triathlon and Taren's difficult road

"into swimming changed me.

"If he could overcome his fears and become a great swimmer,

"why can't I?"

You need to assess your definition of great, Henry.

"I'm still learning to overcome my fear of the water,

"but I'm not giving up.

"If I can overcome this fear, and learn to swim,

"I can do anything.

"When I look back at the weight loss

"and all of the amazing things I've done recently

"that I didn't think were possible,

"there's no reason to stop pushing myself.

"I have a north star goal of an Iron Man, but right now

"I have my eyes set on a sprint try.

"I will not give up, and once I get out of the water,

"it'll be just an easy bike and run.

"Taren helped me go from somebody who had lost weight

"and wasn't sure how to keep up the momentum

"to someone who is so proud to call himself an athlete.

"I can't thank him enough for everything he's given me."

You're very welcome, Henry, thank you.

"Maybe one day we can even race each other,

"though I'll never catch him."

You'd be surprised how far you can come,

you look good in that Lycra

and it'll make you about 15% faster.

"Sincerely, Henry Boat Anchor Moyerman."

I want to share this because Henry's determination

to overcome swimming and being in that right now

I think is important for everyone to hear.

The man almost drowned, and he's still struggling

with swimming, but even though he's struggling,

he's still pushing on.

And then more importantly, what he says is something

that I might not communicate a lot,

but triathlon is like a gateway drug

to being more daring, more risky,

living a more fulfilled life in real life,

whether it's career, business, family,

vacationing, travel, whatever it is,

I think that triathlon can give you the kahunas

to get out there and live the life that you want.

So good on you, boat anchor, let's get rid of that moniker.

Thank you for watching this news day Tuesday.

If you aren't yet subscribed,

hit that subscribe button below

for all of our daily triathlon goodness,

and if you have a story that you want shared here

in one of our weekly news day Tuesdays, email me

at taren@triathlontaren.com,

and it doesn't have to be about how I've helped you,

I just want to hear all of your stories.

And yours.

Smash the like button.

Later, Trainiacs.

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BEST AND WORST SPRING 2018 COUTURE COLLECTIONS - Duration: 14:42.

so on the vogue website

you can see slideshows of the pictures

that photographers took at the event

at the fashion shows

and of course I didn't take the photos

so I don't have any rights to them

I will link in the description box the website

and the links where I got the pictures from so

there it also says the name of the photographers that took them

so I am looking down because I have my computer here

I'm going to start from

one of my favorites

so one of my favorites

is.. by the way I'm wearing this

jacket, the MAX&co jacket

that I talked about in my previous video

on how to transition from winter

to spring. I'll leave it in the description box

and in the i card here

please go check that out

just random

and one of my favorites is

actually one of my favorite designers of all time

the very Italian Alberta Ferretti

I just love her style

her Philosophy collection is just..

ok

and so let's go through some pictures

that are my favorite looks

in this first look

it's like seethrough

long dress with long sleeves

and just green

green shiny flowers

I don't even know how to describe it

it just looks like a fairytale

I would wear it

like if I had somewhere to go

this second is

pants with a jacket

and it has a similar vibe

like silvery sparkly fabric

with these green sleeves and flowers

then this is

a dress that is seethrough

black fabric

is it?

yes

and this last

red dress is just

amazing like really flowy

and just pretty

and the models are pretty

the hairstyles are pretty

the makeup

the setting of the photos

this staircase with

these like

trees and

flowers going everywhere

like if I had to pick

like a photoshoot location

for a spring collection

I would do this

and this last one as well

just the colors are beautiful

these greenish pastelly colors

green is my favorite color so

ok so Alberta Ferretti

I approve this message

I approve this collection

let's move on to

a no

so the first no

is

A F Vandevorst

and

the collection

like I don't understand why

he put like

t shirts under everything

especially this red dress

which could be pretty

but I don't understand

what's happening, I don't understand the make up

the faces of the models

they look like they want to run away

and they have like this name tag

and just like the masks

and like a

motorbike helmet

I do understand that fashion

has to be

like innovative and

fun and creative

but this is like

too much like

you make cute dresses and then

you show them ugly

the next yes

the next approved collection is

from Alexis Mabille

I assume some French

woman

and

so I love the colors

I love the fabrics

I love the

this puffiness

it's like amazing

the first one is a

peachy silk dress

I love it

the second one is this

short peach dress

minidress with

this green bow here

I think I'm going to copy this look

then this.. OMG

this perfect emerald green

Ilove it

it's like double breasted

jacket dress

love it

then this other green like

more military green

with these like puffy things

like cloudy

then this gold

I just love the satin

type of silk

I just love these dresses

my next no

and I'm a bit disappointed

because it's from Chanel

I don't approve Chanel I'm sorry

some of the outfits were cute

but just

expain to me

the reason for these shapes

like I love the fabrics

the embroideries

the decores on the fabrics

like the shoes are so cute

I don't understand why these shapes

in the shoulders in the skirts

just tell me

they're no flattering

I would buy these dresses and just

cut the middle part and

stitch the other parts together

that's just too much

my third yes

is a classic for me

it's from Elie Saab and

Elie Saab has been my favorite designer

for the past like 5 years

and

I mean

this year's spring is not

a disappointment

so I just love the colors

the shapes

the embroideries

the lines the patterns

the elegance

sexiness

I really like it

especially

the bows here and the feathers here

I really like it and

they're sparkly but not too much

and like this black dress

is a dream

and you know they can

just make women look beautiful

instead of like just weird

and artsy

they make them look beautiful

with art and creativity

they're still beautiful they're not

awkward, if you know what I'm referring to

then

my next no

is from Ronald van der Kemp

and girl

something has been happening here

cause the models are

shook to the ground

they look dead

and the dresses are just

this is not spring, this is not what I want to see

couture collection I'm sorry

the next yes is

from Ralph & Russo

and I saw that in the last

red carpets

I think from the Oscars

most of my favorite looks were from

Ralph & Russo so

I already knew I was going to like

this collection

anyways it's

I think this might be

my favorite because

just the colors and

there are so many colors and

the shapes and

like for example this red

suit it's just.. I would wear it

this yellow one I would wear it

this green is just majestic

this pink one is

just amazing

this seethrough, this might be actually

my favorite

I wouldn't be able to wear it

but like ideally

this is like my spirit dress

and this one with

this like waviness here

and this black with this

pink jacket

and this light blue one

and this

greenish like

acqua

like Tiffany blue one

and this OMG this

pink little dress

I would wear this to work everyday

it's just so

like there are so many good dresses in this collection

my next no

and my last no

is Viktor & Rolf

Viktor you did

something I did not understand

with these rouges

and these colors

it's too coocoo for me

it's a no

and I like to

finish this video with

a yes

and my last yes is from

Valentino, now listen

some of the things

some of the looks in this collection

I don't approve

but there are some

just amazing ones

for example

this black and white dress

I swear to you

I have an almost identical

piece of fabric

and I made a dress that is

very similar to this one

I will show you because it is

it still has to be finished

but I

did this like

long skirt

and like a matching top and the fabric is

like so identical

and I did this like

almost.. I was in highschool so it was

like 5 years ago

so now I will

finish it and I will wear it this spring

and it's going to be

like the perfect momento to wear it

and then I'm so in love

with this

white dress with

black leaves

and flowers

watercolored flowers

I think I do have a fabric

similar to this as well

so if I had to choose

my favorite look

it would probably be

I don't know, well my favorite

collection is the Ralph&Russo collection

I don't know he just did a very good job

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A lot of people don't understand how I make money doing what I do.

And they're like oh okay, so what, you swim around?

You just put on a costume and you swim around?

I'm like well that's one very small part of what I do.

My first booking was a really big party,

it was a big Hollywood party,

and I made more money than I'd ever made in one night.

I had the most amazing time and I thought,

if this is any indication of what I've signed up for,

I'm really happy right now.

I grew up in Amish country Pennsylvania,

far away from the ocean and the beach.

My parents were swimmers and my sister and I were thrown in the pool

before we could even walk.

I loved summer because it meant I got to swim.

When I started Mermaids in Motion, which is my business,

I had no idea, anything about business,

I'm still learning today.

I quit my job in 2005 and pursued my mermaid career full-time from that moment on.

I took a huge leap as an adult and moved back in with my family.

I moved into a room above the garage at their house which was, you know,

I had no running water or plumbing or a kitchen in that space.

It took over seven months to build my first tail with a special effects team

and over $20,000.

A lot of my friends and family I think thought I was pretty nuts when I told them I was

being a mermaid for a living and creating a tail.

You know, Linden you really need to put this idea on the back burner.

Mermaiding?

Come on, really?

Against all the odds, I'm still doing it over a decade later.

Any Entrepreneur can tell you that to diversify

is a really big asset to your brand.

I'm product designing,

I'm developing and prototype testing,

I'm marketing,

I'm creating digital content,

I'm creating an online presence.

I'm an educator.

I teach.

I'm not just a mermaid, I'm an entrepre-mermaid.

This has not been an overnight success.

Again, over 10 years in the making is what you see now.

It's not a comfortable thing to do,

and you have to make it look like you're on land.

I have special things I have to wear on my feet to protect from blistering.

You're getting salt water up your nose and your sinuses and chlorine and it's burning

and you have to keep smiling.

I'm completely immobile in my mermaid tails.

I can't walk.

I certainly can't stand in my silicone tails, so it's challenging.

That's why I need a wrangler.

My name is Vaclav Havlik.

My official title here is the mermaid wrangler.

A mermaid wrangler means that I'm there for the every whim of the mermaid.

There's an aspect of safety a little bit as well

and I'm a professional freediving instructor, so that helps as well.

It's been an awesome trip to see this just (whistling noise).

Oh gosh, it's so worth it.

It's always worth it.

To anybody out there who has what seems like an off-the-wall idea

or an unusual concept of what they want to do for a career,

I'm living proof that you can be a mythical creature and succeed.

And not everyone's going to always believe that you can do it,

but as long you believe you can do it,

you can't really be stopped.

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