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You prepare the skin and use a quality razor.
You believe you have covered every millimeter.
But then you rinse and look back into the mirror
and see random hairs remaining.
It's not like you don't know what you're doing.
This is a daily ritual.
But why are they there?
And how can you get them all first time?
The key is in the contours of the face.
Were your features flat, the blades would easily glide over them.
But every face is full of angles-- including the chin, the jawline,
and the jawbone corner-- which are unique and different for every man.
You attempt to glide the razor over and around these obstacles,
but the blade is straight and your face is not.
It's like trying to mow a bumpy lawn.
Gillette brought in its first center-pivoting razor in 1977.
21 years later with the launch of Mach3, we moved the pivot from the center
to the front, shifting the load from the hand
away from the blades for a more comfortable, close shave.
But the cartridge movement was still restricted to up and down.
The answer is a new dimension in cartridge information
through a revolutionary pivot between the handle and the cartridge.
Mobile like the wrist, the pivot responds to the contours of the face,
allowing the cartridge to stay in great contact
with the skin throughout the shave.
It's called FlexBall, its mission never to miss a hair.
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10 Most Controversial South Park Episodes - Duration: 12:04.
Elite Facts Presents 10 Most Controversial South Park Episodes Intro Okay so……..This list was difficult to write. Why is that you might be asking? THERE'S SO MANY CONTROVERSIAL EPISODES TO PICK FROM! So we can already see we're not going to be pleasing everyone on this list but come on…..It's south park! Like every episode released for that show is offensive in some way or form! If we've missed any, feel free to discuss in the comments below, but for now here's our 10 controversial episodes of South Park. 10. It Hits The Fan This episode is on the list for obvious reasons, however only ranks lowly due to it only revolving around a curse word. In this episode, the show Cop Drama makes headlines by being the first show on television to use the word "shit" on TV. Back in real life,however, The people of South Park decide that because it was said on live television that it is deemed acceptable for anyone and everyone to say the word when they so please. The episode was broadcasted complete with a counter and to the surprise of the creators, The word "shit" is said a total of 162 times, not including the 38 times it's written, which brings the total up to an even 200. 9. Cartman Joins Nambla Given how South Park has continued to venture into more and more shocking territory over the years, you would think that its earlier seasons may have been a bit more tame in comparison to the newer seasons. Sometimes, that's the case, but there are just some early South Park episodes that stand the test of time and will still shock viewers even to this day. This is especially true of a little adventure from South Park's fourth season appropriately titled "Cartman Joins NAMBLA." Now what's NAMBLA? you might ask. NAMBLA, for those of you who are fortunate to not know what this organization is, stands for North American Man/Boy Love Association, and is a real life organization that promotes relationships between adult males and underage children. "Cartman Joins NAMBLA" is all about how Cartman discovers the group online and proceeds to attempt to join their ranks in order to meet older, cooler friends. The subject matter is offensive enough, but what really makes this episode stand out is the way that this story is presented. Almost nothing about the group or their efforts is taken seriously in this episode. I mean for god sake, When your organization is shown chasing a bunch of kids around a building in a scooby doo like sequence from room to room, you know you're organization is a sick, disturbing joke. Needless ot say though the episode was still shocking. 8. Hell on Earth 2006 So the episode itself is actually pretty tame by south park's standards. The plot of this episode revolves around Satan hosting a super sweet sixteen birthday party in Hell. And really that's all there is to the episode. Sure it's got a gruesome scene towards the end where Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy and John Wayne Gacy end up butchering one another while running party errands in a Three Stooges like manner but really that's it in terms of the story. Nothing too harmless . The reason this episode makes this list is a throwaway joke late in the episode: at Satan's costume party, a familiar looking Australian man is shown revelling with a stingray lodged in his chest. Satan, assuming that this is someone wearing a deliberately bad taste costume (Steve Irwin died in reality six weeks before the episode aired), chastises him ("It's just a little soon, you know?"), before it's revealed that this is in fact the real Steve Irwin, who now resides in Hell. Maybe it was a little too soon after all. 7. All About the Mormons So Matt Stone and Trey Parker pretty much take no prisoners. Whether it's race, current news or religion, No one is safe from them. The plot of this episode revolves around a Mormon family that move to South Park and disarms everyone with their unfailing kindness. The plot of this episode is actually based on stories from Trey Parker's youth – his high school girlfriend was Mormon, and he was regularly invited round for Family Event Night much like how Stan was in this episode. These experiences clearly had a big impact on the formative Trey Parker, as Mormonism has been a recurring theme in Parker's work, with the lead character in their 1997 film Orgazmo being a Mormon, and of course their phenomenally acclaimed and successful stage musical The Book of Mormon being a reworking of a lot of the themes found in this episode. Needless to say, Anyone apart of the mormon religion weren't to happy with this episode to put it clearly. 6. Trapped In The Closet Even though they more or less held up a sign saying "Hey insult us next", Most fans thought that although there is some good jokes to be made that it is too easy of a subject for Stone and Parker to devote an episode to the Church of Scientology. After all, it's generally a good rule to not start launching globally televised personal attacks at a group that has proven they have no qualms about suing and harassing anyone that publically challenges them. Of course, that does help to explain why Stone and Parker did decide to just go all out on the subject when they finally did do an episode on it given that they may never get the chance to do so again. "Trapped in the Closet" is an attack on Scientology framed as a story about Tom Cruise literally refusing to leave a closet. The subtext of the latter story wasn't lost on many viewers, but it is the segments devoted to retelling the fundamental beliefs of the Church of Scientology that have earned this episode so much of its controversy. It was a slap in the face of Scientologists and a wake-up call to everyone that was unaware of the group. The episode was so offensive in fact that the voice actor of Chef, Isaac Hayes quit the show because he himself was a scientologist. 5. The China Problem Like many of us, Trey and Matt were appalled with The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Like seriously the film was god awful. That being said, The way they expressed their distaste towards the film may have been a bit too much. To make their feelings known, several scenes in 'The China Problem' saw Lucas and Spielberg literally raping Indiana Jones himself as the South Park kids watched on in horror. Genuinely uncomfortable viewing. Not to mention the insensitive depiction of the chinese stereotype that Mickey Rooney would be proud of. Then again this is just another day at south park studios. 4. Scott Tenorman Must Die With a title like this, You know something is about to go down! "Scott Tenorman Must Die" will always occupy a special place in the heart of every South Park fan as the episode that made sure that south park is one of the most disturbing shows on televison. The basic premise here is that Cartman is being bullied by an older kid named Scott Tenorman who constantly fools him via a series of juvenile pranks. Makes a change doesn't it considering Cartman is usually the bully right? So the episode almost presents itself as the typical "Bully gets bullied" storyline which is admittedly something interesting to see. Cartman, as he is prone to do, promises revenge. It's a set-up so simple that it could have just as easily been the premise of an episode for a far tamer show. Things go off the rails when Cartman completes his revenge plot and it ends up involving the butchering of Scott Tenorman's parents, cooking them into chili, and tricking Scott into eating that chili. Wow. Like seriously this episode's climax escalated extremely quick to such an incredibly horrific point so fast that you're either going to be unspeakably offended or you're going to just laugh out loud. It also took Cartman's character from being a horrible child to being a diabolical maniac. 3. Up the Down Steroid Oh boy. THIS episode! So it's quite easy to see how this could be controversial. So the main plot of this revolves around Handicapped south park resident, Jimmy Vulmer, entering himself into the special olympics and then falling under the influence of performance enhancing steroids and even involves a domestic violence scene in his story. Pretty much any edgy sports film from the 90s however this isn't the worst part about this episode. A subplot to this episode revolves around Cartman (Because of course it does) who decides to enter himself into the Special olympics. Okay that enough is bad but it gets EVEN worse! As a way to fit in with the rest of the entrants in the competition, Cartman decides to make himself look more handicapped. This includes him taking notes one a special needs school bus, Cutting his hair horribly, Modifying one of his shoes to make him walk like he's got a clubbed foot, Wearing a bike helmet that's strapped on too tight to the point where it distorts his face and even changes the way he speaks. Kind of easy to see how this is controversial. 2. Woodland Critter Christmas Man this episode really fooled first time viewers. So Season eight's "Woodland Critter Christmas" starts innocently enough. In fact it starts off more innocent than anything south park is capable of. The vibe the episode gives off at the start is very much like something you'd expect from a tradition christmas special. You've got a friendly narrator that speaks in rhymes, a little boy thrust into a Christmas quest, and the cutest animated animals this side of a Disney film. Yes, right from the very start, Now with that being said, Any South Park fan knows that nothing this innocent on this show (At least not for long anyway) and that something is bound to go horribly, horribly wrong. Even still, not even an alert fan could possibly predict just how dark this episode would get. Not content with merely offending those who hold Christmas sacred, Matt Stone and Trey parker decide to try to offend everyone by telling a story that focuses on those same animated animals turning out to be insane satanic worshipers with a lust for extreme violence and other unspeakable cruelties. Yeah not so innocent anymore right? Now without going into any specifics (Which believe us, if you don't watch the show, you really don't want to know the specifics!) this is without a doubt one of the most disturbing South Park episodes writers have ever concocted. 1. With Apologies to Jesse Jackson This one may have crossed the line. So this episode parodies an infamous incident involving comedian Michael Richards from when he called an African American audience member the N word. Unfortunately, someone was recording it, and almost instantly became viral as it was making headlines across the country. In the episode, one of the South Park characters, Randy Marsh, was on Wheel of Fortune, and attempted to solve the final puzzle. The clue was "people who annoy you", and he was just one letter shy of the solving the puzzle. On the puzzle, it almost says the "N" word, and stupidly, Randy blurted out the N word which turns out to be incorrect. Eventually, later on in the episode, he apologizes to reverend Jesse Jackson. Ironically, the African American people and the NAACP reacted positively to the episode. Regardless though, The use of a racial slur like that is a bit much and it certainly doesn't help that it was blurted out over Don't forget to like us and subscribe For more Elite Fact
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YAKUZA 0: Fighting Over a Vacant Lot | LORE in a Minute! | Kazama Kiryu & Goro Majima | LORE - Duration: 1:41.
In 1980s Japan, the Yakuza was dominated by two clans: Tojo Clan in Kamurocho and the
Omi Alliance in Sotenbori.
The Dojima family of Tojo Clan, headed by Sohei Dojima, grew strong thanks to its captain,
Kazama Shintaro.
Splitting time between organized crime and Sunflower Orphanage, Shintaro became a father
figure to future Dojima debt collector, Kazuma Kiryu.
Kiryu was fiercely loyal but Shintaro was sent to prison for a busted gambling ring
and Sohei Dojima offered Shintaro's position to three other lieutenants.
Meanwhile, Goro Majima, a former member of Tojo Clan was tortured for disobeying a direct
order to protect a friend.
Losing an eye and membership, Majima was forced to run The Grand, a Sotenbori nightclub, until
he earned 100 million yen.
Surprisingly, he succeeded in just one year but was given one final task before being
accepted back.
But after a routine debt collection, Kiryu has been framed for murder and is now being
hunted by Dojima's three lieutenants.
Not only that, Majima just discovered the target he needs to kill is a blind masseuse.
To protect yourself, you must take on side businesses, punch people to earn money and
navigate the 80s Japanese nightlife to learn how a tiny vacant lot could be causing so
much bloodshed.
Have fun!
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3 Galaxies That Shouldn't Exist - Duration: 4:28.
The universe can be an amazing, terrifying, and incredibly weird place.
We've talked about planets so strange they probably shouldn't exist, but that's just
the tip of the iceberg in a universe with hundreds of billions of galaxies.
Over the years, astronomers have discovered a lot of galaxies that they never would have
expected to find — huge collections of stars that formed in ways we still can't explain,
or because of a rare coincidence.
About 600 million light years away, for example, is a place so odd that for decades astronomers
weren't even sure whether it was a galaxy.
Today we call it Hoag's Object after its discoverer, Art Hoag, who discovered it in
1950.
It's a striking example of a rare type of galaxy known as a ring galaxy.
The middle of a ring galaxy is pretty normal-looking.
But it's surrounded by a huge loop of stars, dust, and gas.
And Hoag's Object is especially remarkable because of the contrast between the galaxy
and the ring.
The inner clump shines brightly with a ton of older, redder stars, while the outer ring
is mainly made up of younger, bluer ones.
And the area between the center and the loop seems almost totally empty!
Astronomers have a few ideas about how ring galaxies might form, but Hoag's Object doesn't
line up neatly with any of them.
Some ring galaxies are thought to form when a smaller galaxy strikes a larger one and
the resulting shockwave pushes material out to form the ring.
But if that happened to Hoag's Object, where's the second galaxy?
You'd expect it to be somewhere nearby.
Ring galaxies might also form when one galaxy passes close enough to another for its gravity
to strip away some of the stars.
But that would be a messy process and probably wouldn't result in such a neat, confined
ring.
So even after decades of studying it, astronomers really don't know how Hoag's Object could
have formed.
Now let's travel back more than ten and a half billion years, to a galaxy named BX442.
It's the earliest known grand design spiral galaxy, a category of galaxies identified
by their long, graceful spiral arms.
These days about 10% of galaxies have this sweeping appearance, but the farther back
you go, the less often they appear.
That's probably because in the past, galaxies were closer together, which led to a lot more
spiral-destroying collisions.
Older grand design spiral galaxies are so rare that in a sample of more than 300 ancient
galaxies examined in one study, BX442 was the only one to display any sort of spiral
structure.
And astronomers think they might know why.
There's a nearby dwarf galaxy that might have passed close to BX442, and this smaller
galaxy's gravity could have helped with the formation of spiral arms.
In that case, BX442's beauty might have lasted only a hundred million years.
So this galaxy only existed because that dwarf galaxy happened to be passing by.
And we're only seeing it because we happened to catch it at the right time.
Another strange galaxy is even older — it existed just 700 million years after the Big
Bang.
That's only a couple hundred million years after the earliest known galaxies.
But A1689-zD1 looks downright old.
That's because it's full of something that's thought to have been rare in the
early Universe: dust.
Interstellar dust contains elements heavier than hydrogen and helium, and those heavier
elements weren't around right after the Big Bang.
Instead, they were produced by supernovas, the explosive deaths of giant stars.
When a star explodes, it turns lighter elements into heavier ones and spreads them through
space.
Over time, this builds up large clouds of interstellar dust.
To create the amount of dust seen in this galaxy, there must have been a lot of star
formation and star death going on.
And the same stuff that makes up dust also forms the building blocks for planets, which
means this galaxy might have had more developed star systems, too.
So it was really mature for such a young galaxy.
Like Hoag's Object and BX442, this ancient galaxy is one of the most surprising galaxies
astronomers have ever discovered.
And we've only seen a tiny fraction of all the galaxies out there.
So who knows what else we'll find?
Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Space, and thanks especially to our patrons
on Patreon who help make this show possible.
If you want to help us keep making episodes like this, just go to patreon.com/scishow
to learn more.
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How to tune a kick drum and find it's key in FL Studio - Duration: 4:28.
In this video I'm going to show you how
you can easily find out what key Your kick is
in and how you can tune it to match the
key of your track, so keep on watching.
This is a firewalk production. Many music
producers tune their kicks so that it
matches the key of the track. This can
help make the kicks it better in the mix.
However, not all kicks need to be tuned,
and a lot of times the perceived pitch
of the kick will be subjective. what i
mean by that is: what may sound in key to
me, may not sound in key to you. What I'm
about to show you will help you avoid
that problem.
So when should you tune your kicks?
Well, unfortunately there's no definitive
answer to that.
It all depends on the kick and the track.
You'll just have to use your ears. I know
that may sound cliche, but there's really
no substitute for your ears. If it sounds
good,
it sounds good. Considering what I've
just said, you can imagine that tuning a
kick by ear, and getting it sound
perfect can be quite tricky.
Fortunately, there are tools that can
help us, which i'm about to demonstrate.
We're going to be using a plug-in called
G-tune. This plug-in will analyze the
pitch of the kick and tell us what key
it's in. Note that this is a free plug-in.
I have included a download link in the
description below, so you can go ahead
and grab it if you want to try this
yourself. Here i have a blank project.
Let's imagine this track is going to be
written in a minor, so let's find a
decent kick and then drag it into the
channel rack.
This one sounds fine. Make sure to route
it to a mixer insert. Now, let's make a
standard four-on-the-floor kick pattern
and place it in the playlist. I'm now
going to tune this kick, so that it
will be in key. Select the mixer insert
we routed it to and load the G-tune
effect plugin.
When I press play, you'll see that the
G-tune plugin is analyzing the kick, giving
us its relative pitch.
Obviously it's not quite in key yet.
Remember, what determines pitch is
frequency. In this example, the note we're
after is "A", and the lowest possible
frequency for that note is 27.5 hertz.
One octave up will be 55 hertz. One
active above that will be 110 hertz, and
so on. You get the idea.
You can find this information online,
just google "frequencies of musical notes"
and it should pop right up.
I found several websites with this
information. I have also included the
link to this page in the description
below. The G-tune effect plug-in is displaying
the frequency as well as the key.
This makes it easier to fine-tune, as you
can see from the chart. To get the kick
tuned to "A" we need to be exactly at 55 hertz.
It's not quite there yet, so let's start
tuning.
In order to tune the kick we have to
open the channel rack and then click on
the kick. This will open the sampler. Now
we can start tweaking the pitch knob.
Before we continue,
note that when pitching kicks we should
only pitch ever so slightly. If you
overdo it,
it will sound really bad. You only want
to make very small adjustments up or
down. Some kicks won't sound good even
when they're tuned just slightly, so again
use your ears.
When you start tuning, pay close
attention to the information displayed
in the G-tune plug-in. You can see that "A"
is now favored quite a bit, and we're
also very close to 55 hertz. I think this
is as close as we're going to get. The
kick should now be a key.
Generally you'll get a long way by just
using your ears, but in cases like this
it can be really helpful to have some
visual input from various analyzers as
well.
That's it. I'm uploading new tutorials
and templates every week, so make sure to
subscribe to this channel so that you
won't miss out.
Is there any specific tutorial you'd
like me to make, or perhaps you have a
question? Just leave me a comment below.
I hope this was helpful. If you like the
video, please like share and comment.
Don't forget to subscribe to this
channel for more tutorials.
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KIDS vs. FOOD - DRIED SEAFOOD (Shrimp, Squid, Sardines!!) - Duration: 5:39.
♪ (French accordion music) ♪
- (FBE) Today, you'll be eating this.
- It's fishes! It's baby fishes.
- No thank you.
- It's brown. It looks like a big turd.
A big fish turd.
- Ew! I smell it and it doesn't smell good at all.
- It smells like something my aunt's cat eats.
- It's dried fish, but there seems to be two different versions.
Why is one of them is squid?
- I think they're shrimp and anchovies.
- (FBE) We're going to have you try a few types of dried seafood snacks.
- (gagging)
- I'm going to be sick for the next week.
- I like seafood a lot, but I've never tried dried seafood.
- (FBE) Okay, so here is your first snack.
- No-- actually, it doesn't look that bad.
- It looks like what I feed my chameleon.
- Look at this thing.
It has eyeballs.
- (whimpering)
(crunching)
Yuck. It's gross.
It's like a large shrimp that got dried up.
(crunching)
- It tastes like nothing.
(crunching)
- It tastes really good.
It feels kind of dry and popped, like it pops in your mouth.
- It tastes like seafood and chicken.
- It tastes a lot stronger than I expected.
- (FBE) That was dried shrimp.
- That's shrimp?! I love shrimp!
This was horrible.
- It tastes like shrimp, just crunchier.
A little bit salty, but other than that, it's good.
- I like seafood in general, and I like dried food,
so together it equals miniature dried food. Perfect.
- (FBE) Here's your next snack.
- Is that cheese or something, like sea cheese?
- I've never seen anything like this,
but it has these little flakes on it.
- (groaning)
I thought it would taste like pineapple, but it tastes like butt.
- It's hard.
I like it.
- Hmm. It's like squid.
- Okay, I could eat this-- it's not the best thing--
but I'm just afraid of what it is.
- This one tastes more like steak.
- Ugh, the aftertaste! Yuck.
It tastes sour and not a good type of sour.
- (FBE) So that one was dried squid. - Really?
I don't like squid.
- I've dissected a squid. That's disgusting.
- (FBE) Here is your next one. - Is that dried crabs?
- Ow! It poked me.
- These ones are going to be like chips.
- I can't even break it.
Ugh! (spitting)
(crunching)
- Ugh.
- It tastes like a chip. I think it kind of tastes good.
(crunching)
- Mm-mm. Mm-mm.
It was crunchy and mixed with soft in the inside
and I didn't like that texture.
- It just feels weird and it's too crunchy.
- (FBE) That was dried crab. - That's creepy.
- If you like crunchy and bland things, then this is the thing for you.
- It's okay. (laughing) But not so good.
- (FBE) So almost done. Here you go.
Here is your last snack. - (grumbling)
I don't want to eat fish.
(gasping)
- These things look so creepy.
- It's eyeball is still in it!
- Are these sardines?
- Got this.
(deep breath)
I was eating a fruit roll up and I forgot to take off the wrapper.
It tastes exactly like that.
- It's hard in parts.
This is the most decent one.
- It doesn't have as much taste as the others.
- It's crunchy at first and salty.
It tastes like the crab, but not as sweet.
- That tasted like nothing at first, and then I got inside it
and then it tasted like barf.
- (FBE) So that was dried sardines.
So sardines are like little fish.
- I know what sardines are, but I did not want to eat one.
- I've tried sardines before, but not dried.
- Too crunchy, too bland, and I just don't like it overall.
- (FBE) So your final question:
which one of these dried seafood snacks
would you recommend people eat?
- The crab.
- The dried squid.
- I like squid. That's the only one I like.
- Dried shrimp.
It's like boba, but it has more taste.
- I recommend the squid.
It's actually kind of good, and then aftertaste is just horrible,
so spit it out before you get to the aftertaste.
- Dried squid.
I just like the flavor of it and it wasn't as gross and fishy
as the rest of them.
- The dried shrimp is the best one.
It had flavor, it was crunchy enough for me to eat it,
and it was good.
- These dried seafoods, most of them are disgusting
so don't eat them.
Don't eat them.
- Thanks for watching us eat dried seafood on the React channel.
- Subscribe and just keep swimming, just keep swimming.
- Bye, everyone!
- Hey, guys, I'm Katie, a React channel producer.
I tried the dried seafood and I didn't think it was that bad,
so let me know your thoughts.
Thanks! Bye.
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This is a Computer? -- Game LÜT - Duration: 3:41.
Pull your limited edition Resident Evil sake and Ace Attorney wine out of a Fallout Nuka
Cola Mini Fridge because I'm Jake and this is Game LÜT!
Get comfortable in a Loki Cardigan and put your incredibly awesome Super Nintendo sneakers
made with actual SNES controllers up on this furniture.
Wait a second...that furniture is actually an entire gaming PC.
Wow!
The Volta V is a beautiful and expensive computer with a case made entirely out of wood.
You can get it in either walnut or bamboo and choose the components that suit your needs
best.
But if the cost for this work of art is a tad bit too pricey, then check out this excellent
angular art by Ale Giorgini.
Now go super saiyan with a Goku lamp or if you want to heal yourself try a LED potion
desk light.
But if potions aren't in your game, how about a Mario Mushroom which is actually a
radish made to look like one using this Radish Shaper.
Fun radish fact: radishes have an enzyme called allyl isothiocyanates which give it its tangy taste.
It's also found in mustard and wasabi.
Now you can write this fact down on a note and then organize it with Justice League Paper Clips.
They're super...man.
Instead of shaping radishes, slice them with a Mass Effect Omni-Blade made from orange
resin and complete with a flip out blade.
Speaking of Mass Effect, stand in front of some water valves wearing Mass Effect board
shorts or an N7 bikini.
It's the perfect way to show off your muscular body, or you could use Street Fighter 2 Muscle
figures like these for Vega, Ryu and M. Bison.
But it's still cold out so cover yourself with a Legend of Zelda hooded bathrobe and
link it together with a Return of the Jedi opening crawl scarf to stay on the warm side.
We should probably get fully dressed, so which shirt shall it be?
A Death Note Akira mashup?
Or how about letting everyone know you can do a barrel roll with a Fox McCloud's Tactical
Flight School shirt?
Oh wait, why not this Attack on Endor one that'll go great with your C-T3A-PO tea
bag holder.
Ok now that's a lot of LÜT so you might need a Space Invader Arcade Cabinet
Backpack to hold it all.
Walkin down the street with that baby on your back will make everyone passing
by Marvel….bed sheets.
Links to all the Lüt can be found in the description below and if you want more Game Lüt, there's a playlist right over here.
Alright, I'm going to go chase a ball or do something
And as always, thanks for watching.
And I am gonna go check you out, right now. Oh yeah. Dont...wait. Stop. Yeah that's right.
Links to all the Lüt can be found in the description BLABLABLABLA
Links to all the Lüt can found in the description bel...*weird noise*
I don't think he can fit in there.
Alright is it...is it good?
Paperclips!
Because I'm Jake and this...
You didn't like this?
Because I'm Jake...
Because I'm Jake...you're a little slow over there.
Are we ready?
Yeah sure go for it.
Okay everyone be quiet!
Is this where the camera is?
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President Trump's Muslim-Targeted Travel Ban: The Daily Show - Duration: 9:34.
Let's get into tonight's show,
and the start of week two
of the Donald Trump Presidency.
TV REPORTER: Chaotic scenes erupting at airports
around the world.
TV REPORTER: Protests all across the country.
TV REPORTER: Denounce President Trump's temporary ban
on travelers from seven mostly Muslim countries.
TV REPORTER: Lawyers descending on airports.
TV REPORTER: Chaos and confusion.
Is this the America that we believe in?
CROWD: No!
-Is this liberty? -CROWD: No!
Do you understand how insane this is?
People in the airport were pissed,
and it's not because they're at the airport.
Welcome to Trump's America.
That's how bad "The Donald" is.
No matter how bad the situation you're in,
Donald Trump can always make it worse.
Like, there could be people trapped in an earthquake
and still they'd be going, "Ah, ah.
"I can't believe Donald Trump's new policies.
(yells)
That guy was the lucky one."
(laughter)
It's official, people,
this weekend, Trump signed an executive order
putting his so-called Muslim ban in to effect.
And I know most of you already know what's in it,
but just for the one person who doesn't understand it fully,
let's take the time to explain what the ban means.
-Hey, Donald. -♪ ♪
I know you don't actually write
or read any of those boring papers,
so let me explain to you what you did.
You banned everyone from seven Muslim countries
from entering the United States.
Even though you said your ban
was to protect America from outside threats,
that ban included people with green cards.
It even seemed to include dual citizens
of Canada or Britain,
or any other country you didn't plan to ban,
you silly billy.
Now go back to watching CNN.
Go back, go back, go back, go back.
By the way, this is just real quick.
This guy who was banned from the U.K.,
his name is Zahawi, all right?
And he was a politician who, in the U.K.,
used to tweet about Brexit.
And he was like, "We need our country back.
We need to protect our borders, Brexit."
And then this weekend, he was like,
"America won't let me in because I'm a foreigner.
"How can Donald Trump do this?"
Hmm?
Comes around, baby. Comes around.
(cheers and applause)
Now, now because Donald Trump put this thing together
with all the consideration of a drunken Vegas wedding,
it's no surprise that it ended with devastated families.
TV REPORTER: Families separated for hours,
including this 5-year-old boy.
TV REPORTER: The Cleveland clinic doctor,
she was forced to leave, even though she holds
an H-1B Visa for workers in specialty occupations.
TV REPORTER: Hameed Darweesh is a 53-year-old Iraqi.
He had helped the U.S. military
for ten years in Iraq as an interpreter.
TV REPORTER: Fuad Sharef and his family, Iraqi refugees,
planned to make their move to the U.S. yesterday,
his family given the visa, because he risked his life
working with the U.S. government.
I don't know what to do because I sold my house.
I quit my job.
Now, if ever there's a story of being screwed over,
it's this.
A man risked his and his family's life
to help America's efforts in Iraq,
and now he's being turned away?
He can't go home.
He sold his house.
He quit his job.
And also, 'cause anyone going out like that,
you know he burned a few bridges on the way out.
Like, no one's leaving Iraq
coming to America without making a show.
He was probably like, "Malik. Who's going to America?
"Not you. Boom.
Who's out? I'm out."
(humming "The Star Spangled Banner")
"I'm out of here."
He can't go back.
Now, one of the advantages of being president
is that you get to decide foreign policy
without consulting anyone. I understand that's a perk.
But only a Trump administration would fail to inform itself
as to what was going on.
Sources told our Homeland Security reporter
that senior-level officials at DHS
did not have meaningful warning of the details.
Homeland Security scrambled to understand and enforce it.
John McCain and Lindsey Graham say they're caught off guard.
Exclusion of General Mattis.
No guidance provided to Customs and Border Protection.
What kind of a slapdash, arts-and-crafts administration
are these fools running? Think about it,
even the border officials, even the border officials
didn't understand the ban.
They had to enforce it, and they didn't understand it.
They were probably asking the refugees to help them.
They're just like, "Hey, do-do you know what this means?
Do you know what it means?" And the guy was like, "Uh, yeah,
"I think it means you should be sending me back
even though I have correct paperwork."
"I just... I know it sound... It just feels a little draconian.
I don't want to seem like an asshole."
"Hey, don't worry. We all have jobs, my friend.
"Your job, your job is to enforce an irrational ban.
"My job is to go home and die.
Huh? We all have jobs."
Now, if you're wondering where President Trump was
when airports around the country were in chaos...
Right now, on the schedule for the president,
he is hosting a family screening of Finding Dory
in the White House theater.
"Shh!
"Don't disturb me!
"I don't care what's happening at the airports.
"I'm watching a movie about families being separated!
It's hilarious!
Shut up!"
Who is this man? And, by the way,
who hasn't watched Finding Dory yet?!
It's 2017!
This man is not fit to be president!
-Not fit! -(cheering and applause)
(exhales)
To comment on President Trump's immigration bla... ban,
please welcome Hasan Minhaj, everybody!
(cheering and applause)
I'm sorry, Hasan. I'm just... I'm...
Like, right now, I can't even talk.
I can't even imagine what it's like to all of a sudden have
the United States label Muslims as inherently threatening, man.
(chuckles) I'm not surprised.
You know, in the past, America has had lots of issues
with Muslims and immigration.
You know, President Carter banned Iranians,
Bush built a registry of immigrants
from 24 Muslim countries,
Obama suspended refugees from Iraq.
But Trump is taking this thing to a whole new level.
I mean, those other presidents were just dipping their toes
in the pool. Now Trump straight-up did a cannonball
and then felt up the lifeguard.
And, by the way, shout-outs to all my Republican friends
who promised me Trump would never do this.
I don't think any of the people who are screaming
at the top of their lungs thinks for a moment that, uh,
that is a literal...
uh, that a literal interpretation would be Muslims.
That's not a real proposal. It's not...
it's not something that's going to happen.
I don't think you can take a lot of that seriously.
He's not gonna ban all Muslims.
What the (bleep)?
So we are getting banned?
Well, Hasan, Hasan, technically,
technically, uh, you're a citizen,
so this ban doesn't affect you.
Yet!
We're on day 11, man!
That's it!
Where do you think this is gonna go?!
It's like watching the first episode of Breaking Bad
thinking, "Oh, it's just a science teacher cooking meth.
It can't get any crazier."
But it does.
Well, Has-Hasan, now-now, jokes aside--
and this is... this is completely true--
-you actually flew into JFK Airport this weekend, -I was.
uh, as Trump's executive order was being implemented.
That is correct. And I was scared
-that I wouldn't be allowed back in. -Wow.
Where-where were you flying in from? Were you flying from Iran,
Iraq or Syria or...?
Sacramento, California,
the Syria of the West.
(laughing): I mean...
No. I mean... No, jokes aside though.
On-on the real, on the real though, like,
you're a Muslim person. You're seeing this happening,
You must really hate President Trump right now.
Well, actually, Trevor, I'm not sure.
Nah, 'cause, usually, being a Muslim in an airport sucks,
but, this weekend, it was like I was the Weeknd.
I mean, I land at JFK, I get... I get to the arrivals section.
Literally, three white people run up to me,
hug me, and say, "Thank you for being Muslim."
I'm 31 years old.
That's the first time anyone has thanked me for being Muslim.
And-and what did you... what did you say to them?
I said what any Muslim would say to them in that situation.
"Do you know where Baggage Claim 5 is?"
But how can I hate Trump right now?
H-How do you do it? Just look at what he's done at the airport.
White women were turning their scarves into hijabs.
Muslims were publicly praying,
and people were cheering them on!
Do you understand? Muslims publicly praying
at the airport!
Think about how crazy this is!
-(cheering and applause) -Because of Donald Trump,
people were being nice at the airport!
Here's the beautiful irony.
For years, Donald Trump has been terrified
about the spread of Islam in America.
Well, congratulations, Mr. President.
-Mission accomplished. -(laughter)
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LIZ FORTE - I DON'T CARE - Duration: 4:20.
Everything else, everything else
It doesn't matter for me
Everything else, everything else
It doesn't matter for me
Anymore because I just don't care
I just don't care
Anymore because I just don't care
I just don't care
I've been my whole life wanting to know who I was supposed to be
I dont need anymore another caring eyes with me to see
I only carve my name inside the heart when I carve on the tree
And If I don't break my own heart, who's gonna do that thing for me
And if you walk away I just don't care
I just don't care
If you forget my name I just don't care
I just don't care
If you dont think about it
If you feel nothin' bout' it
Don't give a shit about it
Oh fuck it, I just don't care
I just don't care
I just don't care
Everything else, everything else
It doesn't matter for me
Everything else, everything else
It doesn't matter for me
Anymore because I just don't care
I just don't care
Anymore because I just don't care
I just don't care
I feel so strong now that I think I have forgotten how to bleed
I don't know where to go so there's not any big reason to flee
I got no place to go so there's no real big deal on being free
God Im an ocean, I don't care, I'm everywhere I want to be
And if you walk away I just dont care
I just don't care
If you forget my name I just don't care,
I just don't care
If you dont think about it
If you feel nothin' bout' it
Dont give a shit about it,
Oh fuck it, I justdon't care
I just don't care
I just don't care
Everything else, everything else
It doesn't matter for me
Everything else, everything else
It doesn't matter for me
Anymore because I just don't care
I just don't care
Anymore because I just don't care
I just don't care
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Images from Space: Our Changing Earth - Duration: 3:18.
These before and after images demonstrate how quickly our dynamic, but fragile planet
can change.
The Aral Sea in central Asia was once the fourth largest lake in the world.
In the 1960's, the Soviet Union began using it to help grow crops.
These images were taken just 14 years apart.
Losing the moderating influence of this large body of water has made the region's winters
colder and summers hotter.
In 2011, NASA captured a new volcanic island emerging in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen.
It's part of the Red Sea Rift where the African and Arabian tectonic plates meet,
the island chain gained an additional rock in 2013 that doesn't even appear in this
photograph.
By tapping water sources beneath the sands of Saudi Arabia, engineers turned the desert
into an oasis.
But with only 50 more years of groundwater supply left, the clock is ticking.
Farmers could survive though by switching to greenhouse farming with drip irrigation.
The Muir Glacier in Alaska has been documented for 120 years.
Named for Scottish naturalist and writer John Muir, the glacier used to fill this entire
inlet.
This photo taken in 2004 shows how warmer temperatures have caused its shocking, 31-mile
retreat.
It may seem like a winter wonderland, but many of Yellowstone National Park's 2 million-plus
acres are now prone to wildfire.
Longer, drier summers are a big problem.
But this 2016 image actually shows how Yellowstone has recovered from the 1988 fire that consumed
more than half of the park.
And in 1984, Brazil plugged the Jamari river with the Samuel hydroelectric dam.
The reservoir it created flooded the upstream forest.
The image on the right also captures the effects of deforestation that could cut the Amazon
to just 47% of its original size by 2030.
The Binhai New Area in China, now a manufacturing powerhouse, was once salt farms and marshland.
As you can see, the growth, which began in 1990, has extended into the Bohai Sea and
is only expected to continue as the area becomes integrated into the Jing-Jin-Ji megalopolis.
The delta where the Omo river meets Africa's Lake Turkana used to be contained entirely
within Ethiopia, but it's grown so big it's now located mainly in Kenya.
It's expanded as the lake's water level has been reduced by less rain, higher temperatures,
and agricultural activity.
And here we have an extremely remote area in the harsh conditions of Kazakhstan near
the Caspian Sea which shows the development of production facilities to take advantage
of oil and gas deposits.
Those settlements you see are to house workers, which demonstrates the lengths humans will
go for a good paying job.
And then we have Iran's lake Urmia which changed color from green to red in a matter
of weeks last summer.
The culprit?
A combination of algae and bacteria that causes the change when the weather gets hot and the
lake begins to evaporate, increasing its salinity, or saltiness.
Well I hope this gave you a little more appreciation for the natural world surrounding you wherever
you find yourself watching this video.
Until next time, for TDC, I'm Bryce Plank.
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4 Crazy Facts About The WARWICK REWORK - League of Legends - Duration: 10:49.
What's up guys it's me Jeremy!
With the Warwick rework due to be released on live in the near future, we wanted to go
over a bunch of facts and other cool bits of info about Warwick's rework, such as
his previous rework attempt!
And if you enjoy the video definitely hit that like button because if this video hits,
let's say <X> ratings, then I'm gonna <x>.
The production time on champion reworks is actually usually pretty short, but Warwick
has technically been in development since about late 2013, making it the longest development
cycle for a rework so far.
Daniel Klein had actually started with the rework a long time ago, and he actually already
had a decent kit put together.
It actually got iceboxed because Riot needed
him to get to work with Azir, which was a higher priority for release than the Warwick
rework.
It was around this time that Riot started a dedicated rework team, and they decided
that the level of rework that Warwick deserved needed to be much higher.
For example, the Sion rework was a massive undertaking and update on release, and Riot
wanted Warwick to have something just as awesome.
Daniel Klein had originally been working on Warwick's result between two other projects,
Xerath's rework and Azir, meaning he just didn't have the time or resources required
to fully re-design him from the ground up.
The reworks team had their own priorities such as the massive Sion update, but even
the smaller changes like Soraka, Tristana and Viktor are good examples of how much more
serious reworks are now than they were in the past.
Despite being iceboxed, Warwick's rework was delayed to make way for Poppy and Ryze
following the release of Sion, but they definitely wanted to make sure he had something on a
similar scale once they finally took him out of the icebox and restarted his development.
Once Urgot releases, he'll probably take the crown of longest rework development cycle,
but for now Warwick holds that title!
You might be curious what that first attempt at a Warwick rework looked like before it
was iceboxed, and fortunately we have some of the scrapped abilities from the Daniel
Klein rework!
Most of the information Daniel shared was on Reddit and focused on his Q and E. His
Q was still called Hungering Strikes, but it was changed from the original spell to
being a double-attack, kinda like Master Yi's passive proc.
Interestingly though, it didn't deal any AD on the attacks even though the attack is
delivered through basic attacks - instead it dealt magic damage and proc'd on-hit
effects twice, and it was quite spammable with a low cooldown and mana cost.
The spell was designed to be a good way for Warwick to heal, as his passive during this
rework would deal 2% of the target's max HP and heal Warwick for 5+1.8% bonus hp.
The passive could seriously ramp up on the healing too, as every time it was triggered
it would give Warwick an Eternal Thirst stack, that would further amplify his healing.
Essentially in short fights, Warwick wouldn't heal all that much, but
as a fight goes on he would become an insane drain-tank,
and combined with the new Q it could really set Warwick up to build those stacks and heal
up fast.
The E ability from Daniel Klein's initial attempt at the Warwick rework was known as
a 'boomerang' ability, called Blood Scent / Hamstring.
Passively it was the same Blood Scent from the old Warwick, allowing him to track low
health targets and also big monsters to allow him to effectively counter jungle.
The active part, Hamstring, was aimed to work like a semi-gapcloser.
You would jump to a target locate, and then he would immediately pounce back to where
he started.
Anyone he touches during the leap would be damaged and given a really big slow for a
really short time, so if he tags someone with the slow, he'd probably be able to catch
up with them even though he jumps back to his original position.
It was designed to combo well with another one of the reworked abilities, his W known
as Howl.
Howl worked by terrifying enemies away from wherever Warwick was stood when he activated
the ability, causing them to flee.
The idea is that you would use your Hamstring to jump behind an enemy and apply the slow,
and then quickly use the Howl before your E took you back to your original position.
That way, enemy players caught in the Howl would be forced to walk towards your original
position because they'd be running away from where the Howl was triggered.
It could also set up things for the Warwick Ultimate, which was turned into a skillshot
similar to Sejuani's Q. It worked in a similar way to the previous Warwick Ultimate, but
you had to land on a target with the dash to get the stun and damage.
If some of those abilities sound familiar to you, that's because they were kept as
part of Warwick's rework even after he came back out of the icebox!
The Fear ability on Warwick's new E was originally the Howl ability on his W from
Daniel Klein's rework, and making his Ultimate a skillshot was another concept that was kept
around for the release version.
The main difference here is that Daniel Klein originally planned for Warwick's R to be
a more simple gap closer, but on release the dash distance is increased based on how much
movement speed Warwick has.
At top speed, this enables Warwick to jump insane distances, and he'll stick to the
first enemy champion that he encounters - although of course you can still miss or use it as
an escape if you really need to.
Either way, both the AoE fear and a skillshot Ultimate were first created for Warwick in
2014, so although they might have changed slightly, it's cool to see that Daniel was
already on the right lines when it comes to the direction that Riot wanted to go
with the rework.
Warwick's rework definitely has the community interested thanks to both the awesome gameplay
and incredible new art tied to it.
Warwick was actually developed by the team behind the Taric and Ryze VGUs, so it's
no surprise that it turned out looking really good.
CertainlyT was the head gameplay designers, who you may know as the mastermind behind
Thresh as well as the creator of Yasuo, two champions that are definitely near the top
of the food chain when it comes to picking really fun champions
to play.
The concept artist was Larry 'The Bravo' Ray, who did an absolutely insane job with
the concept art.
You can actually find a lot of his concept art on his deviantart page which we will link
in the description - and honestly it's just crazy how sweet this stuff looks.
There are a lot of iterations of what might have become Warwick's poses or animations
for fighting which all look really badass.
Larry also shared some of the concept art for Hyena Warwick, which was a huge change
from the original focused on looking more like a Road Warrior skin, so think Warwick
meets Mad Max or something like that.
Instead of the hextech on his back, he's instead powered by an engine which is pretty
creative and although it's a big change from the original Hyena Warwick, it does look
like a really solid skin update to go along with his gameplay rework.
The last thing we wanted to mention is that he's most likely to be released on the 25th/26th
of January - the only exception to this would be if he was delayed by bugs or had some other
huge issues that Riot would have to work out before getting him onto the live servers.
Anyway that just about wraps up all the cool facts we've got for you today about the
upcoming Warwick rework, the kit is looking a lot more modern and his art is awesome,
seems like Riot did an awesome job with the rework and hopefully it'll mean Warwick
seems a lot more play in the future.
Leave us your comments with your thoughts on the Warwick rework so far, and it looks
like that's gonna be it from me, if you enjoyed the video drop a like, subscribe if
you want, thanks for watching, and I'll see you guys next time!
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