In a bit we will showcase someone that accidentally took methoxetamine and landed in the so-called K-hole.
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English expression: OH MY GOD / OH MY GOSH - Duration: 1:53.
Hi everybody, what's up? I hope you're doing well
I'm Yoann, and you're on my channel: My life in the USA
Today a new video, a new lesson of the day
Many of you asked
But what does it mean?
Why do I sometimes hear Oh my god? Oh my gosh?
the expression is very well known
everybody uses it, even in France
OMG
I often see it in France OMG
what is it? What's the difference?
it's very easy!
the word Oh my god
But when you believe in god, there is one of the commandements I think
that says: "You shall not take the name of the lord in vain"
it's a blaspheme
to say God
in vain
because it's a blaspheme, it's forbidden
people, modified the word god into gosh
which is another way to say it
in order to avoid the blaspheme
not to say the word god
to compare with something different
some parents who would say "Meerrrr ....credi"
instead of merde (saying shoot instead of shit)
there isn't the religious side
but it's to avoid being vulgar
because a blaspheme
is considered vulgar by religious people
now you know the difference between Oh my god and oh my gosh
now you can use both as you like
I hope you enjoyed this short video
I hope you learned something
if you want me to teach you something else, another expression
or if you have a question
leave a comment below !
Fell free to follow me !
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Secrets of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's Map Locations (Zelda NES, Link to the Past, Link's Awakening) - Duration: 5:06.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is huge.
No, like really huge.
There's so much to see and do that I'm sure many of you still haven't explored
every part of Hyrule yet.
But in your travels, you've likely come across different areas that seem oddly familiar.
And no, I'm talking about obvious ones like Death Mountain, the Lost Woods, or Zora's
Domain.
What I have in mind are some of the more obscure references that can be found on Breath of
the Wild's map.
Let's take a world tour starting with Easter Eggs of Zelda 1, Zelda 2, A Link to the Past,
and Link's Awakening.
First up is one of the more memorable Zelda callbacks.
One of the bridges in Breath of the Wild is called the Digdogg Suspension Bridge which
refers to Digdogger enemies from the first game.
But that's not the only bridge named after a Zelda enemy as there's also the Manhala
Bridge.
We think that this could be a connection to the boss, Manhandla.
The names are incredibly similar at the very least.
And nearby, there's another bridge called Aquame as well as a lake which, similar to
the Manhala Bridge and Manhandla, is likely a reference to Aquamentus.
On the same note, there's a Gama Cove which may be connected to the boss, Gohma.
It feels like more of a stretch than the Manhandla reference though.
Finally, there's Spectacle Rock which has appeared in multiple Zelda games, but it did
originate in the very first.
What's odd though is that Spectacle Rock is usually located near Death Mountain, but
that's not the case in Breath of the Wild where it's actually closer to the Gerudo
Desert.
Next up is the Zelda 2 Easter Eggs though we admit this first one may be a bit a stretch.
There's an Angel Peak in Breath of the Wild.
This may be a very very small callback to the Trophy item from The Adventure of Link
because it did resemble an angel.
Again this is very loose and may not be the case at all.
But then there's the Carok Bridge which might be named after the Carock enemies from
Zelda 2.
The names are incredibly similar at the very least.
Then we have A Link to the Past.
While there are obvious winks to this one with Kakariko Village and Lake Hylia, being
the first time these famous locations appeared in a Zelda game, we want to focus on the ones
you may have missed.
There's Sahasra Slope which in all likelihood was inspired by the character Sahasrahla.
The other one isn't nearly as solid though.
Breath of the Wild features the Bank of Wishes which might be a callback to the Waterfall
of Wishing in Link to the Past.
But maybe we're just wishing for a connection.
But surprisingly, that seems to be it for references to this game unless we're missing
something.
However, there seems to be a LOT of love for Link's Awakening when it comes to naming
locations in Breath of the Wild.
There's Goponga Island and the Goponga Village Ruins which are likely named after the Goponga
Swamp from Link's Awakening, the Kanalet Ridge, based on the Kanalet Castle, and Koholit
Rock which we think is based on Koholint Island, the setting of Link's Awakening.
But that's not all of them by a long shot.
After all, we still have the Mabe Prairie and the Mabe Village Ruins that may take their
name from Mabe Village in Link's Awakening though obviously it's unlikely that the
Village Ruins is the same place from that game.
There's also the Tabahl Woods that could be a reference to the Tabahl Wasteland and,
naturally, Tal Tal Peak is taken from Tal Tal Heights.
Tama Pond though is one we're not exactly sure of as it could be a reference to Mount
Tamaranch since it does have the same root.
But it may also just be a coincidence.
There are three other locations likely named after places from Link's Awakening.
The first is Toronbo Beach as the Toronbo Shores were the first place Link washed up
on in Koholint.
The second is the Ukuku Plains which takes its name from the Ukuku Prairie.
And finally, there's the Yarna Valley, which is named after the Yarna Desert.
But we're not done with Link's Awakening yet!
Those are just the locations named after places from the game.
There's also the characters.
First is Martha's Landing and we believe it's named after Martha the mermaid.
There's also Mount Taran and Taran Pass that could be named after Marin's father,
Tarin.
And speaking of Marin, there's a Malin Bay.
Now, this could be named after Malon from Ocarina of Time, but because it's close
to the water, we think it's based on Marin from Link's Awakening.
The final location named after something introduced in this Game Boy classic is the Rok Woods
which we believe are named after the Roc's Feather.
Naturally, this is only the beginning.
There are a lot more references to the Zelda series in Breath of the Wild's locations.
So join us next time as we look at the references to Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Oracle
of Ages & Seasons, and Four Swords.
Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe to GameXplain for more on Zelda and other
things gaming.
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All Hands Update: Navy History - Duration: 1:00.
WELCOME TO ALL HANDS UPDATE.
THIS IS YOUR WEEK IN NAVY HISTORY.
ON APRIL 10TH, 1963, 129 SHIPMATES PERISHED AS USS
THRESHER WAS LOST OFF THE COAST OF CAPE COD,
MASSACHUSETTS WHILE PERFORMING DIVING TESTS,
MAKING THIS THE U.S.' GREATEST SINGLE SUBMARINE
DISASTER IN TERMS OF LOSS OF LIFE.
ON APRIL 4TH, 1949, THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY WAS
SIGNED IN WASHINGTON DC ESTABLISHING THE NATO.
NATO WAS THE FIRST PEACETIME MILITARY
ALLIANCE THE US ENTERED INTO OUTSIDE THE WESTERN
HEMISPHERE.
APRIL 6TH, 1917, FOLLOWING THE SINKING OF U S
MERCHANT VESSELS BY GERMAN U-BOATS,
THE U S ENTERED WORLD WAR ONE.
THE FIRST AMERICAN SHIPS ARRIVED IN EUROPE WITHIN A
WEEK, MARKING A DECISIVE END TO U S NEUTRALITY.
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT NAVY HISTORY VISIT THE NAVAL
HISTORY AND HERITAGE COMMAND'S WEBSITE.
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Steam Locomotive Wheel Arrangements: Train Talk Ep. 10 - Duration: 11:43.
Hello everyone and welcome to Train Talk!
Today, we are going to talk about classifying steam locomotives into various groups, based
on the number and types of wheels they have, also called a wheel arrangement.
During the steam era, many manufacturers produced a wide variety of steam locomotives, most
of which were built specifically for a particular railroad.
To make things even more complicated, many railroads had their own systems of classifying
steam locomotives for purposes of keeping track of them.
So, one of the best ways to organize steam locomotives was based on their wheel arrangement.
Wheels are grouped into three types: pilot wheels, driving wheels, and trailing wheels.
The pilot wheels help guide the heavy locomotive around curves.
Driving wheels are the wheels that actually move the locomotive and train down the track.
These wheels are powered by taking the pressure of expanding steam and using it to move the
large connecting rods that are attached to the drive wheels.
The trailing wheels help support the weight of the fire box.
Keep in mind, not all steam locomotives have pilot wheels or trailing wheels, and some
locomotives don't have either.
Additionally, there are some locomotives that have two different sets of driving wheels,
but we will get to that in a minute.
Ok, so we've grouped our basic types of wheels, now what do we do?
The most used system of designating wheel arrangements is known as the Whyte classification
system, named for its creator Frederick Whyte, a mechanical engineer employed by the New
York Central railroad.
The Whyte system denotes wheel arrangements by counting the number of a certain type of
wheel on both sides of the locomotive, starting at the front and working back with different
sets of wheels separated by a hyphen.
For instance, a locomotive with two pilot wheels, eight driving wheels, and two trailing
wheels would be called a 2-8-2.
It is important to note that when we are counting the wheels, we are counting what is on both
sids of the engine.
So, while you can only see half the wheels when looking at one side of the engine or
the other, we are counting wheels on both sides, which is why this locomotive is called
a 2-8-2 and not a 1-4-1.
This locomotive, which has 2 pilot wheels, 8 driving wheels, and no trailing wheels is
designated as a 2-8-0, the 0 indicating the lack of trailing wheels.
Well, that's pretty much the basics of it.
In addition to these number and hyphen designations, many wheel arrangements were given names.
Let's go through some of the most common wheel arrangements now.
The 4-4-0 was one of the most widely and longest used wheel arrangements of steam locomotives
ever produced.
It was given the name "American", because it was really the railroads of America that
pioneered the use of this wheel arrangement.
4-4-0's were used almost exclusively throughout the mid 1800's and they were still being
produced as late as the 1940s.
This is really the locomotive that most people think of when they imagine the trains of the
old west, often adorned in bright and colorful paint schemes and plenty of brass.
4-4-0's were so popular because they were quite versatile.
They could be used for either passenger or freight service.
The bigger the diameter of the driving wheels, the faster they were designed to go.
Today, there are a number of 4-4-0's that still run in tourist and museum service, the
oldest of which was built in 1856.
The 2-8-0 wheel arrangement, named the "consolidation" was developed in the 1860s and was another
of the more common wheel arrangements of steam locomotives produced.
According to steamlocomotive.com, the name "consolidation" actually comes from the
consolidation of two different railroads into the Lehigh Valley Railroad, which happened
around the same time the wheel arrangement was first produced.
Due to their rather short drive wheels, consolidations were limited in their top speed, so they were
often used to pull heavy freight trains.
Consolidations were produced well into the first half of the 1900s and they were used
right up to the end of the steam era in the United States.
Currently, consolidations are one of the best preserved wheel arrangements of steam locomotives,
and they are among the most common seen in operation today.
The 2-8-2 wheel arrangement was developed in the late 1800's and was named "Mikado".
This name comes from one of the first orders of 2-8-2 locomotives being built for a railway
in Japan.
"Mikado" was the english word for the Japanese Emperor at the time.
Mikados were well balanced, multipurpose locomotives used by many different railroads throughout
the 1900's.
While they were primarily used for freight service, they could be seen pulling passenger
trains from time to time as well.
Mikados, like consolidations, are a well preserved type of locomotive and there are several examples
that still operate today everywhere from tourist railroads to mainline excursion trains.
4-6-2 locomotives, called the Pacific, were primarily used for high speed passenger trains
from the early 1900's through the end of steam in the mid to late 1950s.
It is believed that the name "Pacific" comes from the first operator of this type
of locomotive, the Missouri Pacific, which purchased its first Pacific locomotives in
1902.
Today, a number of Pacifics remain in preservation, but very few of them still operate.
4-8-4s were one of the most popular wheel arrangement of big steam locomotives.
They were named "Northern" because they were first built for the Northern Pacific
Railroad in 1927.
These were powerful locomotives that were built to reach speeds as high as 110 miles
per hour.
Northerns were often used as passenger locomotives, but they also saw service on high priority
fast freight trains.
There are a number of preserved northern type locomotives today, but very few of them still
operate.
Of the ones that do, they are primarily used for excursion service out on the main line.
Locomotives that did not have pilot wheels or trailing wheels were called switchers and
they were typically only used for moving cars short distances.
Switchers came with either 4, 6, or 8 driving wheels and were designated as 0-4-0, 0-6-0,
or 0-8-0.
In addition to standard tender engines, tank engines also use this same classification
system.
Tank engines are noted by putting a capital letter "T" right next to the number of
trailing wheels.
For instance, this locomotive would be classified as a 2-8-2T.
There is one final addition to the wheel arrangement naming system, and that is for locomotives
that have multiple sets of driving wheels, called "mallets" and "articulateds".
These types of locomotives are complicated enough that I want to do an entire episode
on them, so for this episode, we will just focus on the wheel arrangements.
Basically, they follow the same system of designating wheel arrangements except the
multiple sets of driving wheels are separated with a hyphen.
For example, the Union Pacific's articulated locomotive "Big Boy" has 4 pilot wheels,
one set of 8 driving wheels, another set of 8 driving wheels, and then 4 trailing wheels,
so it would be called a "4-8-8-4".
And this locomotive, a tank engine with 2 pilot wheels, 6 driving wheels, one more set
of 6 driving wheels, and then 2 trailing wheels would be called a "2-6-6-2T"
Well, that covers pretty much everything.
Now let's try to figure out what these wheel arrangements are, and learn a few new names
too!
4-4-0 "American"
2-6-0 "Mogul"
2-6-2 "Prairie"
2-8-0 "Consolidation"
4-6-0 "Ten Wheeler"
2-8-2 "Mikado"
4-6-2 "Pacific"
4-6-4 "Hudson"
4-8-4 "Northern"
2-8-4 "Berkshire"
2-6-6-2T "Mallet" tank engine
4-6-6-4 "Challenger" Articulated
Well, we've covered a lot in this episode.
I hope you had fun!
There are some other types of steam locomotives that don't follow the whyte classification
system at all including "geared locomotives" and cog locomotives, but we will cover those
in future episodes.
If you enjoyed the video, let me know by liking it and leaving a comment below.
And if you're not already, be sure to subscribe to the channel for new videos every week.
Until next time, I'm Mike Armstrong.
I'll see you down the line!
Thanks for watching.
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10 Anecdotes #1 - Danganronpa - Duration: 8:28.
Hello everyone, TGF here, with a new video concept !
Between two Zelda : Breath of The Wild sessions, I noticed
some hidden things everywhere on its world.
So I wondered if Visual Novels games were also filled with little secrets.
And that seems to be the case !
So, in this new mini-series, I will tell you 10 facts about a Visual Novel series.
We will start with the Danganronpa series
developped by Spike Chunsoft and edited in the USA and Europe by NISA.
Don't worry, there won't be any spoilers for the upcoming Danganronpa V3
but there will be minor spoilers for Danganronpa 1, Danganronpa 2 & Danganronpa : Another Episode.
Are you ready ? Here we go !
"Just so you know, I don't feel mercy or sympathy, 'cause I'm a bear, after all !" - Monokuma (Danganronpa 2)
In Danganronpa 2 : Goodbye Despair, in one of the many Monokuma Theaters,
Monokuma doesn't talk to us, or more specifically, he talks to us by Morse Code.
The code in question is the one currently shown on the screen.
But what does it mean ?
If we translate it into English, we get : "BE SURE TO DRINK YOUR KUMATINE.'"
That must mean something, isn't it ?
Indeed. It's a reference to a movie called "A Christmas Story"
and to a particular scene where the protagonist, a young kid,
tries to create spy codesn ending up with the phrase "Be sure to drink your ovaltine".
The scene in question ? Here it is !
Ovaltine ?
A crummy commercial ?
"Will it really give you the hope you're looking for ? I can't say I ever saw it that way..." - Celestia Ludenberg (Danganronpa 1)
Now, let's talk about Celestia Ludenberg, The Ultimate Gambler, for this second trivia.
In her Free Time Events, she references many games she participated in.
The most interesting of them all is obviously "The Liar King" where she said to have faced two opponents
one "honest girl" and one "genius con-man".
It's difficult for manga fans to not see the reference to the Liar Game manga series
and to their main characters : Nao Kanzaki and Shinichi Akiyama.
"And together, we are....The Monokumas !" - Monomi (Danganronpa 2)
Monomi, or Usami, is the instigator of the field trip in Danganronpa 2 : Goodbye Despair.
However, we can see her in Danganronpa : Trigger Happy Havoc !
Where exactly ?
Monomi appears to be one of the things Monokuma ask you to construct in Danganronpa's School Mode
a bonus mode of Danganronpa, under the name of Warlockuma.
When you succeed, with your hard work, to assemble the pieces for Warlockuma
it appears under the looks of Usami and allows the students to leave the school.
It's a good ending of that School Mode.
"If it means we get another step closer to unmasking the mastermind, it really doesn't bother me..." - Kyoko Kirigiri (Danganronpa 1)
In the very first trailer of Danganronpa : Another Episode,
the developpers did tease that the game is going to be sports-based
featuring Ishamaru, Sakura and Aoi and also Kyoko as a basketball player.
The reason for this odd choice is that the seiyuu of Kyoko Kirigiri,
Yoko Hikasa is also known for her contribution to a basketball-based anime called Ro-Kyu-Bu !
In this anime, Yoko Hikasa plays the role of Saki Nagatsuka.
In addition, Yoko Hikasa is part of J-Pop Group with 4 seiyuus of this anime series.
"And as soon as the beam touched it, the burgers started floating in mid-air !" - Yasuhiro Hagakure (Danganronpa 1)
The next trivia may be short-sized, but it is important nonetheless
We're talking about Yasuhiro Hagakure. He is the Ultimate Clairvoyant and he does divinations from the future.
However, his accuracy keeps varying !
In the games, he says to us that his accuracy rate is about 20 %.
However, in the anime and specifically in Episode 6 of Danganronpa 3, he says that his accuracy rate is 30 %!
The reason for this change between game and anime is unknown to us.
Hiiiiiii ! I'm Junko Enoshima ! Charmed, I'm sure !" - Junko Enoshima (Danganronpa 1)
Let's talk about Junko Enoshima. His talent is "Ultimate Fashionista"
but in Japanese, it's not really described that way.
The exact term used is "Ultimate Gyaru"
The word "gyaru" makes reference to girls, whose fashion sense make them
follow all the trends of fashion like modify her costume (like Junko with her skirt)
or decorate her telephone. The gyaru are rivals to other girls types like the geishas.
"I don't know why, but...I have a burning desire to start writing !" - Toko Fukawa (Danganronpa 1)
Let's talk now about Toko Fukawa and her childhood. The young Ultimate Novelist reveals
in her Free Time Events, that she has one father but two mothers
in which one prefers Western meals and the other prefers Japanese meals.
In Ultra Despair Girls, we learn the reason of her fear of the dark :
it is connected to her being abused as a child.
That would explain her dissociative identity disorder, when I think of it...
"This wasn't supposed to...Why me ?" - Junko Enoshima (Danganronpa 1)
In Chapter 1 of Danganronpa : Trigger Happy Havoc,
Junko Enoshima is pierced by spears because she hasn't respected the rules
she attacked Monokuma. She was pierced by the Spears of Gugnir.
You're maybe asking where the Gugnir name comes from.
Gugnir is a name from the Norse Mythology
and references of the weapon carried by Odin, the main god of the Norse Mythology.
The spear is described as being so well balanced that it could strike any target, no matter the skill or strength of the wielder.
"In a true competition, there's no such thing as a tie !" - Kiyotaka Ishimaru (Danganronpa 1)
Kiyotaka Ishimaru believes that "when the body is naked, so is the soul"
This is based off the traditional Japanese concept of "naked socializing" (裸の付き合い hadaka no tsukiai)
It explores the fact that collective nudity helps mutual bonds
and without distinguisinghing people according to social class with the calm atmosphere
of onsen, Japanese public baths. You have to know that in onsens, nudity is mandatory.
People are usually not allowed to wear swimsuits in onsens.
Now, we have a better understanding on why Mondo Oowada and him shared a strong bond.
"There's only one Ultimate Masseuse, and that's me : NEKOMARU NIDAII !" - Nekomaru Nidai (Danganronpa 2)
Finally, let's talk about chapters names in Danganronpa 2 : Goodbye Despair.
The 3rd Chapter "Trapped by The Ocean Scent" is linked to one of the Original Soundtrack Music.
What's especially interesting is the name of the 4th Chapter "Do Ultimate Robots Dream of Clockwork ?"
It references a Phillip K.Dick book called "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep ?"
(his french name being "Les Androides rêvent-ils de moutons électriques?")
This book inspired the Blade Runner movie,
a masterpiece by Ridley Scott, starring Harrison Ford.
And that's it for my 10 facts about interesting things in Danganronpa !
I hope you appreciated this video, and if that's the case,
don't forget to like, share, comment and subscribe if you want me to do more of these.
It was TGF, signing off for new adventures !
Stay Tuned for whatever is with me and goodbye everybody !
Music & Notes used in the Description Check by Spireal, thanks to him !
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Will (athousandowls) | The Road to Nerdfighteria - Duration: 3:30.
Hi there! In true John Green style, I didn't
manage the film all that I wanted to when I
was at NerdCon: Nerdfighteria, so I'm
going to essentially copy him and talk
over what footage I do have. Sorry, John.
Please don't sue me. Summing up my
thoughts about NerdCon, even two weeks
later, is really difficult for me, but I'm
going to start by saying what I said in
a post I made on Facebook in the NerdCon
Attendees Group. The space that was
created here was the most welcoming,
friendly, and unabashedly enthusiastic
space I've ever come across. And for me,
it's where Nerdfighteria became real. Before
this Nerdfighteria was not a
physical place for me, but an almost
unreachable community, that while amazing
and made of awesome, really only existed
online or in my head. I never really felt
like I was ever part of the community or
a whole. I will freely admit now that that
was largely if not entirely my own
fault for not taking initiative and
getting involved in the things that must
have been happening around me, but even
if you are involved in some sort of
community, whether it be a theater group
of community allotments or anything else -
it's very easy to feel alone, like
you don't belong. And unfortunately,
because I live halfway across the world
from America, I had always felt like this
within the Vlogbrothers community,
despite having been a part of it since
2010. Throughout all that time, up until
very recently, I never spoke to anyone
about being a Nerdfighter or about any
of the amazing nerdy things I was
interested in, because I felt like the
people around me just wouldn't
understand. And the people who were were
so physically far removed for me that
there wasn't any point in doing so. Oh,
how wrong I was. In a small corner of the
world in Boston, Massachusetts, a
community that felt almost imaginary all
at once became real. I traveled halfway
across the world on my own to meet people
I'd only ever seen pixelated,
google hangouts or photographs. People who
have become some of my best friends. "I've
not actually done this yet, but these are my
friends!
Look at all these beautiful people!" I saw people I've looked
up to for so long in three whole dimensions!
I saw so many pizza john shirts and
This Star Won't Go Out wristbands, but I couldn't count
them all. And throughout the entire
experience, I got to sing ridiculous
nerdy songs at the absolute top of my
lungs. For the first time of my entire
life, surrounded by people who all truly
understand, there aren't many groups
around in which you can without fear
sing the words, "We're all going to die!" at
the loudest possible volume and still
feel like the happiest people in the
world. Coming to NerdCon was one of the
best decisions I have made in my life. I
watched this community grow for so long
but facets of it are simply ingrained in
me. And looking back over the last ten
years, I've seen so much what makes me
happy, what makes me laugh that I am proud
of. Our community has achieved so much
and will achieve so much more. And
alongside my friends who are sharing
this amazing experience with me, I don't
feel alone anymore. And what's worth so
much more to me is that I can finally
own part of my identity. I'm no longer just
a scrawny, shy kid from England. No longer
am I a freak, or a weirdo, or a child, or
hopeless. No longer do I have to feel
alone in a community that has been a
part of me as much as I have been a part
of it. I have a place here. I am a
nerdfighter and I am proud of it. And if
you're a nerdfighter, I want you to say
it with me. I am a nerdfighter and I am
proud of it. I think that about sums it
up,
Hello, if you made it this far, you're
probably wondering who the heck I am. My
name is Will but, I go by athousandowls
on YouTube and if you liked what
you saw here, feel free to head on over
to my channel and click on anything you
fancy. Thanks for watching!
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James 007 Fan Theory | In Theory - Duration: 1:56.
IT HAS LONG BEEN SPECULATED THAT JAMES BOND ISN'T ACTUALLY A PERSON, BUT A CODE NAME.
SOME SAY THE NAME IS PASSED FROM AGENT TO AGENT AS THEY ASSUME THE ROLE OF 007.
BUT WHAT IF BOND ISN'T A CODE NAME, BUT A FAMILY DYNASTY?
SEAN CONNERY'S BOND DRIVES AN ASTON MARTIN DB5 WITH THE LICENSE PLATE BMT216A.
THIS CAR IS LAST SEEN IN THUNDERBALL, BUT IT REAPPEARS IN SKYFALL WHEN CRAIG'S BOND
FLEES LONDON IN AN ASTON MARTIN WITH THE EXACT SAME EJECTOR SEAT,
FRONT MOUNTED MACHINE GUNS AND…
WAIT FOR IT…
LICENSE PLATE.
HOW DID DANIEL CRAIG GET SEAN CONNERY'S CAR?
HE INHERITED IT FROM HIS FATHER, SEAN CONNERY.
CONNERY'S BOND IS SCOTTISH, WHICH IS CLEAR FROM HIS THICK BROGUE.
IN SKYFALL, CRAIG'S BOND TAKES M TO SKYFALL MANOR, THE ESTATE WHERE HE WAS RAISED.
WHERE MIGHT THAT BE?
THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS.
AS AGENTS, CRAIG AND CONNERY ARE MIRROR IMAGES OF EACH OTHER.
IN GOLDFINGER, A WOMAN IS KILLED BY BEING COVERED IN GOLD.
IN QUANTUM OF SOLACE, A WOMAN IS KILLED BY BEING COVERED IN OIL.
CONNERY'S BOND IS ARROGANT AND SMUG.
HE RARELY MAKES MISTAKES AND ALWAYS COMPLETES HIS MISSION.
CRAIG'S BOND SEEMS DARKER, MORE TRAGIC.
WHAT IF HIS DARKNESS COMES FROM CONSTANTLY TRYING TO LIVE UP TO THE IMAGE OF THE FATHER?
MAYBE THIS IS WHY EVERYTHING THAT CONNECTED CRAIG TO HIS FATHER - THE HOUSE, THE CAR,
EVEN M - HAD TO BE DESTROYED.
CRAIG COULDN'T GET OUT FROM UNDER THE SHADOW OF HIS FATHER...
UNTIL HE GOT RID OF EVERYTHING THAT CONNECTED HIM TO HIS LEGACY.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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How To Become Assertive - Duration: 2:36.
When you suffer from W.I.M.P. syndrome You're not the only one who hurts
You're actually annoying everyone around you
Don't believe us?
Ask your doctor..
So stop it
Here's how to stand up for yourself
Step 1: Confront the issue
Honey..
I understand you get impatient with me.. when I'm in the bathroom..
and and..
And I'm doing my hair
When you do that it makes me very angered and and..
and flustered?
The next time I'm in the bathroom..
and I'm styling my hair..
Maybe..
You could just wait a few..
Extra minutes.. for me to finish?
Ok?
Step 2: Do and Don'ts
You are always rushing me out of the bathroom!
You're just jealous that I have better hair than you!
Now I just would like to have a few more minutes of peace when I'm doing my hair
I take pride in the way I look And when my hair looks look, I feel good too
Step 3: Stay on track
I'm just so tired of you styling your hair like the ''The Fonz'' anyway
I just bought that hair gel yesterday
and already you've gone through half of it
So what you're saying is…
It's not all the time I spend in the bathroom..
But it's the fact that I'm using all of your hair product
Step 4: Just say ''No''
You just need to cut all your hair off so this drama can be done
I will not do such a thing
You want me to cut off my hair..
Because it drives you crazy.. that it takes me so long to style it?
But I won't do that..
Because I'm nothing without my hair
My hair..
Completes me
Continue honestly expressing your feelings, opinions and rights
And respecting others while doing it
And you'll be on your way to a happy, healthy and assertive life
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Quand t'es pas le premier - GaboomfilmsQc - Duration: 1:39.
go gently
you're my first one
Sex is like temperature,
when it's wet, it's time to go inside!
Seriously man, you gotta help me
it's been three weeks i'm stuck in here
never found the exit
[EXIT]
look at that...
go man
go get us help
if only i'd get wifi signal here
at least, i'm getting something
did he forget me
it takes long
hey!
help!
help!
woohoo
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Point Riviere et Mailles allongées - Duration: 11:28.
For more infomation >> Point Riviere et Mailles allongées - Duration: 11:28. -------------------------------------------
Ballerina Dream - Random Acts - Duration: 7:09.
We are at the Grand America Hotel,
where we are waiting for Michael, Angela and Emmalene
to come downstairs and eat breakfast
where I am going to serve them myself,
and surprise them with their ballet performance
and their tour.
>>Everything is in place, and we are ready to go,
but we have to hurry because you need
to make the breakfast.
>>Make the breakfast?
[music] Alright, so have we enjoyed breakfast this morning?
>>Yes, we did thank you.
>>I am so very glad.
You know breakfast is the most important meal
of the day, especially if you have
some big surprises coming your way, right?
>>She's doing the reveal.
>>My name is Emily.
I said that before, but I don't actually work here
at the Grand America.
>>You don't?
>> I don't
>>Oh.
>>I work with a TV show, called Random Acts,
We're a hidden camera show.
and we do kind things for other people.
We heard that Emmalene loves to go to the ballet
so we would like to treat you to a day at the ballet
and a wonderful backstage tour as well
so we want to give you the royal treatment.
>>Yes.
>>That's awesome.
>>Let's get going.
Well, before we do I'd like to introduce you
to our other host.
>>Hi!
Good morning!
>>This is Lisa.
>>And how are you?
Can I give you a hug?
>>We figure if you're going to go to the ballet today,
that you should do so in style.
So, this is for you.
[Emmalene squeals]
>>I know, right?
>>Have you been in a limo?
>>Everybody's here for you, yes.
>>Yes, we're all here for you.
>>She just can't believe all this is for her.
>>Let's go.
>>Shall we?
>>Oh my gosh, that is awesome.
>>Isn't that lovely?
>>She might be more excited by the car ride over.
>>This is fun!
>>Such a little lady!
>>Do you feel fancy?
[Emmalene laughs]
>>I think that's a yes.
>>Now, we're going to go upstairs
to see where the ballerinas rehearse.
>>It's crazy!
>>Are you ready?
[clapping]
>>This is Adam.
He is the Artistic Director and CEO of Ballet West.
>>Nice to meet you.
It's exciting that you're here.
And we're excited to be performing for you.
But you could really help us out.
Perhaps you would be in the show with us today?
Would you like that?
[Emmalene indicates yes.]
[laughing]
>>She wants to show how she dances.
>>Show us please.
Oh, that's wonderful.
How beautiful.
Oh, that's fantastic.
[clapping]
>>Now while the rest of the dancers get ready,
you have to get ready also for the performance.
So we have to get you in hair and makeup and a costume
so you can go onstage properly.
[laughing and clapping]
>>Let's go get ready.
>>Alright, so we are in the costume shop right now.
Emmalene is in the dressing room getting her hair
and makeup done.
And she is just loving it.
I gotta go back in before I miss something cute.
[music]
>>Oh, this is so exciting.
>>How you doing Mom?
>>Awesome!
>>Are you okay?
>>It's hard for her to be able to be a dancer
because if she were not in a wheelchair
she would be dancing all over the place all the time.
That is like a dream for her
that I didn't think she'd ever get.
Wow.
Look at you.
>>Good morning, we want to welcome you here
to the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre
for the Ballet West production of "The Sleeping Beauty".
>>Today will be the first time she doesn't have to live
her dream through other people,
she can be in it and actually do it herself.
That is incredible.
It's your turn.
It's your turn.
[music]
>>Mommy watched you on there.
[music]
>>You were beautiful.
>>That's our show.
Thank you so much to Grand America and a huge thanks
to Ballet West, to all of the performers and family.
On three..
one... two... three...
Random Acts!
>>Pliées subscribe.
>>Pretty pliées.
>>Pretty pliées with sugar plum fairies on top.
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How to Use Insert Target in Affinity Designer! (NEW) - Duration: 5:09.
Hi guys, thanks for me for another affinity designer tutorial.
Today I'm going to be going over how to
Use insert Target right after this
Okay, so before we get started go ahead and look in the description and you will be able to download this from download
link
so
Insert Target is right up here, and if you don't have this up here on your affinity Designer. Go ahead and go to View
and go to
Customize toolbar and then you'll be all you stick it right up there
from right here, so you can just grab this and push pull it up here, so
Go ahead and do that. If you haven't done that yet, and
So what insert Target does is if you click select one of these?
It will determine where your next layer goes
so for example if I wanted to make a
Bluish strip going across "Dallas 2017"
including these little stars shapes, and I would go ahead and click on the
rectangle tool and
Then I would click on this
Layer and it's really important to click on the layer
Before you make another layer or use any of these tools so once I've clicked on the tick
Layer then I'm going to go ahead and click insert target this one which makes it in and the inside
so if I pull it
It will make it go right inside
There and I'll be able to adjust it
However, I want
and also it creates sort of like a group, but it's
not really a group so but you can still open it an d
It's a parent-child relationship between these two layers, and then you can you know, mess with it, to
however, you want
I'm going to pull this one up a bit a
little bit Longer
There we go
Okay
Now we're going to shut now. I'm going to show you how to do these ones and what they do
so if I wanted to make a square behind this
That's sort of grayish
Then I would just click on this layer click on square tool
So go ahead and click on the behind
Insert Target, and then come here and click on square, and then just draw my square
and obviously I don't want it to be blue and you can see the middle of "Dallas" and
"2017" and
Go ahead and ajust it
And then I'm going to turn it on a black
and then
pull it
down a little bit
Okay
this isn't
necessarily how I would keep it just an example that I'm doing for you and also the other one works exact same way it just
Puts it above
So I hope this tutorial was useful to you and again if you want download this it's for free
And I just go to go ahead and look in the description and you can download it and use it for anything you want now
I did it a dallas because
Thats
near where I love and I just really like Dallas. So go ahead and like this video and
if you haven't subscribed yet, please subscribe, and Because I give out free tutorials and updates and
and also if you have any questions, please leave them in the comments below just right down there and
Hope you check out my other videos and thanks for watching!!!
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Elle Moda - Episode 3: Ways to Wear Little Black Dress (LBD) - Duration: 3:01.
Today we are going to do different styling for the LBD '' Little black dress''
The little black dress is consider one of the cocktail dresses that can be weared.
in the morning, afternoon or at night. It is mostly short and so simple.
It's considered that Coco Chanel was the first one who presented the LBD after it was a dress just for mourning.
Since that the designer started to compete with each other to create a creative LBD, the famous example is givenchy.
You will never find a girl who like fashion, and does not have the LBD.
Because it is one piece that can do with it hundreds of outfits. So let's go and see our own styling for the LBD.
You can wear it on Cardigan and put a belt or a brooch
Denim jacket and put a scarf ; this will be a good look for the morning.
Blazer and neckace; this will be good for work outfit.
Leopard scarf with a small belt. You should have the leopard scarf as it fits all outfits and colors.
Neck tie with a long necklace; this will be good look for the winter
Sided shirt; this will be good for summer look
Leather jacket whatever the colors. As black fils all colors
Fur jacket for any night outing
Hoop earing with small neck tie; this will be good for summer look
If you LBD like what I wear, you can wear a shirt beneath it with a brooch and that will be very chic look.
You can also wear a poncho like our mannequin
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Chicago Fire - You May Be a Chi-Hard If... (Digital Exclusive) - Duration: 1:10.
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