Waching daily Jul 20 2017

Hey guys, it's Kirsti. Welcome back to my channel and welcome to the Mid Year Book Freakout

tag! I know I'm doing this one a lot later than, like, most other people and it

is no longer the middle of year. I mean, it kind of is but it technically isn't,

like, the midpoint of the year. You know what I'm talking about, I was overseas,

it's fine, just go with it. Anyway, this tag was created by Chami and

Ely, and I will leave links as always to all their details down in the

description below. So let's get into the questions. Question number 1 is the

best book that you have read so far in 2017. Don't even try and act surprised

when I tell you that it is The Upside of Unrequited by Becky Albertalli.

I know that *I* am not surprised because I am fucking trash for Becky Albertalli

and for this book and for all of the things. I love this book. It means the

world to me. Like, I want to reread it again and again

and maybe a fourth time this year. I don't even know. But, like, I love this

book so so much. Question number 2: the best sequel that you have read so far

this year. I haven't read a huge amount of sequels this year, I don't think. Not

that I've read for the first time. I mean, I've read a lot of sequels, but they were ones I've read

before and so that feels like cheating. So anyway, the best sequel based on the

ones that I have read for the first time this year and based solely on my star

ratings, the best sequel that I've read this year is The Likeness by Tana French.

Question number 3: a new release that you want to read but haven't yet. The one

that I'm, like, hands-down the most excited to get to is Ash and Quill by

Rachel Caine, which is the final book in the Great Library series and I haven't

gotten to this one yet because I need to reread the first two. I'm part way

through the first one at the moment but, like, I want to read the whole trilogy

the whole way through before I get stuck into this one. But I just... I need to

read faster. I need, like, another week off work so that I can just finish this

series without having to be interrupted by teenagers every five minutes.

Question number 4: your most anticipated release for the second half

of 2017. Uh yeah, Before the Devil Breaks You by Libba Bray.

I need this book fucking right this very second. I need it right now.

I just... I-I-I've been waiting so long for the third book in the Diviners series. I need

it now. Please. Please and thank you. Question number

5: biggest disappointment. Uh yeah, that... that is going to be Nine Fox Gambit by

Yoon Ha Lee. So many people book was absolutely amazing and they

loved everything about it and I DNFed that shit because it made literally no

sense to me. Question 6: biggest surprise. Longbourn

by Jo Baker. I mean, it's a Pride and Prejudice retelling from the perspective

of the servants. I knew I was probably going to like it. What I didn't anticipate

was how fucking good it was going to be. It definitely definitely surprised

me. Question 7: your favourite new author. Probably Angie Thomas because,

like, this book. This book. This book is so good. Like, just so good. And I want to

read everything that Angie Thomas writes, including but not limited to her

shopping lists. Question 8: newest fictional crush. I don't really get

fictional crushes but, like, the love interest, I guess, who has been the, like,

cutest little squish of ever and I want to just protect him 'cause he's a little

cinnamon roll is Reid from The Upside of Unrequited. Question 9: newest favourite

character. Um, Henry Montague, otherwise known as Monty from The Gentleman's

Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee, because he is wonderful and I love

him and I kind of just want to give him a hug because I feel like he really really

needs a hug. Question 10: book that made you cry. Um.

Pretty much all of them ever. Question 11: book that made you happy. Queens

of Geek by Jen Wilde. It was so unapologetically nerdy and so adorable

and just wonderful from start to finish and I loved it. Question 12: favourite book

to movie adaptation that you've seen so far this year. I think the only one that

I've seen - like, I've only seen 13 movies this year. It's really not very many and

most of those, to be honest, were on the plane on the way to Europe and then back

from Europe. I really have not watched very many movies at all. So I think the

only one that I've seen this year is the adaptation of Jasper Jones and that was

really freaking great. Question 13: favourite video you've done so far this

year. Probably one of the unpopular opinions one or, like, the...the popular

books that I hated. Question 14: the most beautiful book you have bought this

year. I already showed you guys this one on Wednesday, but The Bedlam Stacks by

Natasha Pulley is, like, it's so pretty and it's a hardback that doesn't have a dust

jacket! So, like, obviously I'm going to love this thing because dust jackets are the

worst. And finally, Question 15: what books do you need

to read by the end of year. For starters, all of the books that you can't see

because they're off the camera but all the books on the shelf up there that I

have out on loan from work. But I also need to get to all of the books that I

have paid money for that have been sitting on my shelf for, like, forever or

that I just bought on my trip to Europe. So yeah. So, like, for starters I need to

read this because it's so goddamn pretty. I need to read this because I will

physically die if I don't. I need to read The Silent Invasion by James Bradley.

I... I've had it since April. I've heard not great things about it but I'm going

to read it anyway. I need to read Stars Above by Marissa Meyer because my plan

was to reread the whole Lunar Chronicles series and then pick this one up

straight away. Yeah, I finished Winter like a month ago and I still haven't

picked this thing up. Passenger by Alexandra Bracken which I got in

February of 2016. Who Runs the World by Virginia Bergin, which I bought in the

UK because, like, look at that spine! It is so goddamn pretty. Also, it sounds amazing.

But, like, I need to read it. And City of Saints and Thieves by Natalie C

Anderson which is a YA crime thriller thing that is set I think in Kenya or

the DRC? I don't remember which. But it's set in Africa anyway and I'm super

excited to read it. So there you have friends. That is the Mid Year Book Freak Out

tag. If you have thoughts on any of these answers, let me know down in the comments.

Also let me know which is the, like, giant stack of books that I have sitting on my

shelves that I should read it first. Thank you guys so much for watching.

I love all your faces and I'll see you on Monday. Bye guys.

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Why TRUMP is Getting it Wrong with CUBA? - VisualPolitik EN - Duration: 12:26.

On the 11th of April of 2015 a historical meeting took place between Raul Castro, the

president of Cuba, and Barack Obama.

It was celebrated in Panama and it was the first bilateral meeting of the US and Cuba

President's in 50 years.

Four months earlier, both leaders had announced they would remake relations between the two

governments.

And as they said they would do, so it was done.

In just a short period of time, the first changes were made, and relations between both

countries started to return to normal.

Now, it does seem like we say this a lot on this channel, but the arrival of Donald Trump

to the White House, well, it changed everything... again.

The new president of the United States has ordered that the US steps back from most of

the changes that Obama had initiated with Cuba.

So, the question might be: Why is he doing this?

What does he expect?

And what are the consequences of this new policy?

We're going to look at all of these questions in this video, but before we do, let's have

a look at this history of relations between these two countries...

(THE EMBARGO) After the so-called 'Cuban Revolution'

had taken place against Batista's dictatorship, the new government in the island led by Fidel

Castro soon started to nationalize every kind of capital good and company: land, hotels,

factories... everything was up for grab by the government.

So the Cuban Revolution ended on the 1st of January 1959, and already by May, the government

had begun huge expropriations all across the country.

Now, as you can probably imagine, this is something that the US did not take very well.

There were thousands of lawsuits filed in the U.S., which had close relations with Cuba

at the time.

Further, if this wasn't enough to upset the U.S., the Soviet Union was already getting

on well with Fidel Castro.

(It was in this situation when, as a penalty, Washington passed the first trade embargo

against the island, an embargo that slowly grew stronger as the relations of these countries

got worse).

In fact, after the missile crisis of 1962, Kennedy even limited US travel to Cuba.

Since then, and with the exception of a short period of better relations under the governments

of Ford and Carter, the various governments of the United States have kept the embargo

and the policy of isolating Cuba economically in place.

Ronald Reagan labelled the island as a sponsor of terrorism and later Bill Clinton made restrictions

even more severe and the embargo became law.

Since then, travelling to Cuba, investing in Cuba, or doing business with the Cuban

government has been very limited for Americans.

Well, that is, until Barack Obama came to office.

(On February 2008, Fidel passed the power to his brother Raul Castro.

The same year the elections took place and Obama said it was time to use a different

approach with Cuba, it was time to repair diplomatic relations between both countries).

Obama didn't want to wait and, shortly after he arrived in the White House, he softened

some of the restrictions in place on Cuba...

For example, he allowed Cubans in the US to send money to the island and he started to

allow US citizens to travel to Cuba.

Many more things followed these first gestures.

During the years Obama was in office, many restrictions against Cuba were reduced.

In 2014, both countries announced the reestablishment of diplomatic relations and, in December of

that same year, Raul Castro and Obama met in Panama.

Significant progress was being made.

And that is how two great moments took place, in 2015

the embassies reopened in both countries and, in March of 2016, Air Force One landed in

Havana for the first time in history - Cuba hadn't hosted a sitting American president

since 1928.

'A policy of isolation designed for the Cold War made little sense in the 21st Century.'

The embargo was only hurting the Cuban people, instead of helping them.

It's time to lift the embargo.

It is time now for us to leave the past behind.

It is time for us to look forward to the future together'.

Obama's Speech to the Cuban People

Obama's new policies towards Cuba were taking over... and even though the embargo laws were

technically still in force, the Obama administration managed to find legal loopholes to allow the

relations between these two countries to be something close to normal.

When Obama left the White House, Americans could travel freely to Cuba, immigrants could

sent unlimited money back to the country, American companies could invest in Cuba, and

even planes of American companies frequently landed in Jose Marti International

Airport... The new relationship was working.

But, then Donald Trump became president of the United States, and as we already mentioned�

everything changed.

(TRUMP AND CUBA) On the 16th June 2017, Trump decided to take

this new policy back... and he did so in a neighbourhood of Miami called Little Havana:

(Effective immediately, I am canceling the last administration.s completely one-sided

deal with Cuba), 16th June 2017.

As soon as he finished his speech, Trump signed guidelines for his so called 'new policy'

with Cuba...

But, after a 50 year embargo with the country it could hardly be described as 'new'...

(Trump won't completely reverse it, many of Obama's policies will be maintained,

like the opening of embassies and the commercial flights between the two countries).

However, from now on, trips of Americans to Cuba will be limited, they won't be able

to go individually, and any relationship with GAESA, a holding group directed by the government

(which controls more than 50% of Cuban economy), will be forbidden.

But don't think that Trump has always had a hard-line attitude towards Cuba... quite

the opposite in fact!

In 1998, he tried to build a hotel in the island contradicting the embargo and at the

beginning of 2016 he supported Obama new policies towards the country...

But we think that Trump's attitude towards Cuba could be a mistake... so let's have

a look at why... (TRUMP'S MISTAKE)

Let's make one thing really clear: the embargo against Cuba has been a total failure...

(The U.S. embargo, blocking all trade and investment with Cuba for the past 55 years,

has not worked.

It has failed to isolate the Cuban government, failed to regain any nationalized property

and succeeded in giving an excuse to the Castro government for its abuses and economic mismanagement.

PAUL D. EATON y DAVID L. MCGINNIS) For more than 50 years, the embargo has been

completely useless, it hasn't accomplished anything and, on top of that, the Cuban government

has used it as an excuse to justify their poor economic situation...

But, wait just a second, because this is not the end of it, not even close.

Reversing Obama's policies is a mistake for several reasons:

Importantly: Improved relations with the US have meant better security for the United

States!

Obama signed several co-operation agreements and, since 2015, Cuban authorities have given

information on drug and human trafficking to the U.S..

But, on the other hand, Russia and China have set their eyes on the island again:

(Russia says it may reopen Soviet-era military bases in Cuba - The Telegraph).

You can probably imagine what a blow this would be for the national security of the

United States...

This is why making relations more difficult means nothing more than forcing the Cuban

government to seek better relations with Moscow or Beijing.

Not exactly a brilliant option for the US.

And, oh, there is so much more... Trump's new policy will only damage the interests

of many American companies, as well as put at risk the major changes that are taking

place on the island''... (HOW IS CUBA CHANGING?)

Since Raul Castro came to power, he has admitted that Cuba needs a change of direction, and

that the Cuban model simply is not working.

As some people say, he wants to emulate China: be open to the world but maintain control.

The truth is that, up until now, changes have been scarce and slow'... but even so these

changes could be felt, and now that Venezuela can no longer help the island, these changes

have become more and more urgent.

Let's have a look at what has happened since 2011 when reforms took place and freelance

entrepreneurship was made a lot easier:

(Since 2011, the number of self-employed workers in Cuba is four times bigger and today the

number exceeds half a million workers; the government has also allowed private farming

for small farmers; and restaurants and small tourism businesses are growing and spreading

across the country).

And Obama's openness has certainly helped this process.

For example, almost all private businesses in Cuba are working off money coming in from

abroad: AirBnb already has 22,000 apartments, houses, or rooms, available in Cuba.

Further, we shouldn't forget about less tangible things like the exchange of ideas, mutual

knowledge, and the strengthening of the private sector.

'Every dollar left in the hands of cab drivers, hotel workers, waitresses, and valets is a

show of what awaits Cubans if they reject socialism.'- Rand Paul

Take a look at China, and compare the country as it is today to the country it was during

Mao's time.

Since the country opened itself up to the world, hundreds of million of people have

left poverty behind.

Yes, China, like Cuba, is still a terrible dictatorship, but thanks to their open policy,

the Chinese have today more freedom and a better standard of living than they have ever

had before...

The short of it is that the embargo policy has failed, and Trump's insistence in going

back to it is not going to achieve anything but the weakening of the security of the United

States, lead to further poverty in Cuba, and prevent the changes that are happening on

the island.

In February 2018, Castro is going to leave power and this is not the moment for the US

to take a step back.

In order to justify his decision, Trump says he wants to defend Human Rights, which is

nice but, don't you think it is a bit hypocritical to defend Cuba's embargo while, at the same

time, he hugs the leaders of Saudi Arabia?

Are Human rights not important there?

Importantly: 10 Republican politicians have already criticized this course-change with

Cuba.

'Any policy change that diminishes the ability of Americans to travel freely to Cuba is not

in the best interests of the United States or the Cuban people."

- U.S. Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ) But now we'd love to know what you think!

Please leaves your comments below and also feel free to answer the survey: Should Donald

Trump reverse Obama's policies towards Cuba?

So I really hope you enjoyed this video, please hit like if you did, and don't forget to

subscribe if you haven't already, brand new videos every Monday and Thursday.

And don't forget to check out the Reconsider Media podcasts - they provided the vocals

in this episode that aren't mine.

And as always, I'll see you in the next video.

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How do you like it?

Take it easy (to bodyguards)...

Do you like (Moscow)?

Hello

Very beautiful

The weather is nice

All the best.

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SOTAQUE INDIANO: O INGLÊS MAIS DIFÍCIL DE ENTENDER? (legendado) - Duration: 9:27.

Hey guys! So, this is Anisha from India.

Hi everybody! How are you?

Is it your first time on a Brazilian YouTube channel?

Yes, I have never been on a Brazilian YouTube channel.

As a matter of fact, I have a very, very close dear friend...

My childhood friend was from Brazil

and, actually, hopefully, is watching this. Hey Marta!

-What's up? -Hi! Say hi to Marta...

Marta!

And today we're gonna talk about the Indian accent

because she's from India, right?

And the first thing I would like to ask you is...

How did you learn English?

Do all Indian people speak English as a first language?

How does it work in your country?

So, I'm actually, originally and born and brought up actually in Germany.

I said "actually" a lot!

I was born in Germany, so I learned, I learned English in school in Germany.

But many people in India actually learn English in school.

English is basically like the second mother tongue,

next to their native language, which could be Hindi, Tamil...

So we learn it in school.

Does everybody speak English in your country?

Most of the time. I mean, of course...

Majority does because it is very necessary,

if you don't know English, you can't get along, around, sorry.

But there are parts of India like,

smaller cities, villages and places where

there isn't enough education yet for people to learn English,

and the facilities are not there. But other than that,

people want to learn, and there's is an effort

because we're still trying to spread education everywhere,

'cause we don't have enough schools or teachers

in India yet to do that.

But we have many english-speaking Indians, yes.

You said people in India learn English at school, right?

But what kind of classes do you have?

It's because in Brazil it's very focused on grammar and everything.

And we don't even learn how to speak the language at school.

So, how is it in India?

I mean, of course we learn the grammar,

so, from all the friends who went to school in India,

they all learn grammar from a very young age.

You start... Also because in families, you speak a lot of English.

Again... There are families who speak more their local language,

but you grow up with your family, learning and speaking English

with each other, but in school most of the time

especially if you go to English convent schools where they only speak English,

there're literally people in India who just go to English convent schools

and they learn everything in English.

And the Hind becomes like a subject, but otherwise

everything is in English.

And some people also speak English with each other,

because as I said it is important,

but some people actually speak more their native language.

So, then they're not comfortable speaking so much in English...

Over time that is getting better. The more of they watch

so many English content from the US, they all watch like

The Big Bang Theory, How I met Your Mother, Friends,

Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, it's all in English,

so they all want to know more and more English.

So it's common to talk in English, to speak English with people who

speak the same mother tongue that you speak, right?

So it's so different in Brazil because

-it's very artificial. -You don't?

It's very artificial. Why would I speak English with my sister,

for example, if we both speak portuguese?

It's very strange for us, you know? English is not part of our lives

as much as it is in India, I think.

It is like, if you see the signs, if you watch movies... Okay,

it's part of our lives, but we don't have so many opportunities to speak

So, I have something funny to see to this...

Because in India it is like the second mother tongue,

But I'm from Germany so I grew up actually with German.

Yeah, she has a crazy story.

I have a very weird story guys. Trust me, it's strange...

Go to my channel and then you'll understand what happend to me.

And the link is somewhere. Anyways, what I was saying is...

If you have there in Brazil

that people only speak in Portuguese with each other,

we have similarly the same thing in Germany!

So, I grew up in Germany. I did not speak in English to anybody.

As you said, it's weird for you to speak to your sister in English.

It was weird for my sister for me to speak to her in English

because they only either speak German or Hindi.

We don't speak English. I mean, I learned English in school, but

still you don't really speak because you don't have to.

It's not like you have English friends. It's not like

you do... You need it to talk to a shopkeeper.

You speak in your native language. You speak in German.

Like, [speaking German]. That's German by the way, guys...

-I was like, what did she say? -I know...

But that... So that I totally understand, 'cause in Germany

we go through the same thing.

Anisha, many people, not only in Brazil, but in other countries,

they mention that the Indian accent, sometimes,

is a little hard to understand. Do you agree with that?

I know that is... Some people have a very strong Indian accent...

But, you know... It's not even their fault.

And it's hard because I understand...

If you don't understand, if you don't understand the type of accent,

it becomes difficult. Like, I felt the same way with American accent.

I watched many movies. I had no idea what they were saying

'cause of... Like...

[speaking incomprehensible English]

Every country has their own type of accent.

I understand. Like, I can understand you...

You have a special accent, we Indians have a special accent.

The German speaking English, they have a special accent.

Everybody has an accent. It's a normal thing in the world.

So, I wouldn't say something is difficult to understand or not,

It's just an accident. It's just a matter of

-getting used to it. -Exactly!

Our native language has an affect, an effect, sorry, on our English

because that's what you've learned and spoken your entire life.

So even in India, if somebody has a strong accent...

It's because that's how we speak, you know...

And it's not even like our fault, it's not even a bad thing, right?

-It's because they get along in India. -Of course not!

But I don't agree, it is of course difficult, but I would say

there's also other English which is delay.

If German speak English, that's also tough if somebody is not used to it.

I feel that shouldn't be a stigma, you know, on...

-this things like... -Of course not!

"Oh you're from Brazil, you have an accent".

"Oh you from India, you have an accent."

"Oh you from Germany, you have an accent."

No, because in our countries... This is who we are,

-this is how we speak. -This is our identity.

That's what I've been trying to tell you!

And guys, you shouldn't care! Wherever you are from...

Is it Brazil? Is it India? Is it... I don't know, Taipei! Wherever!

It doesn't matter, your accent makes who you are!

Accept that!

And we are communicating, I think that's the most important thing.

We can understand each other very well. We were talking to

so many people from so many different places,

and we were still communicating and having fun and sharing our stories.

So I think this is the most... the nicest part of speaking in English

because it connects so many cultures and that's fine!

So, tell us about the amazing work you do on your channel,

tell them why I'm love with your channel!

Oh Gosh, she's so cute. I'm so, feeling so shy right now.

-Oh, c'mon! -You're so sweet.

So, I have a Youtube channel called Rikshawali.

So, Rikshawali is basically...

-Do you have rikshaws in Brazil? -No, you'll have to explain.

So rikshaws are basically tuc tucs, there're these three villars...

-It's like a taxi... -I'll put a picture here.

Yeah put up here. There will be a picture. That's a rikshaw...

And we use it as a taxi to get around. It's very,

very popular in India. Everybody rides in a rickshaw,

you can't live without a rickshaw, and I make videos in a rickshaw.

I make comedy videos. I try to make people laugh in a stupid, silly way.

My jokes are not always the best, but I'm trying to spread happiness

and make people laugh. That's what my mission is.

And talk about a lot of girls, I want to empower and help them

and inspire them and tell them how amazing girls are.

So, anyways, I also go around the world and make foreigners eat

and do Indians thing, but it's very entertaining by the way, so

you should check it out.

But yes, that's kinda what I do on my channel so, check it out!

That's why I'm a big fan of Anisha's work.

And I'm big fan of her bacause she's empowering people,

she's teaching people English. I mean, how awesome is that!

I wish she knew Hindi, so she could come to India

and teach people in India English.

So, I really hope you guys like this video. I hope you

practiced your listening ability with this video.

So, I just wanna tell you that's very important

for you to listen to different accents

because English doesn't belong to Americans...

Or to British people anymore. English is spoken

everywhere in the world, so you have to get used to

all these accents, if you were to communicate with everybody.

-I hope you understood me. -They have, they have.

And please follow Anisha because she...

You speak English in most of your videos, right?

Yes, most of them, yes! But, make sure to like this video,

make sure to share it and subscribe and comment...

and show everybody and your friends, ??? this video,

So they can see that people from different countries,

with different accents are working together, talking together...

Love punch!

To video, to video together.

Love...

Punch!

-So, I hope you guys liked it! -Thank you!

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Song of Phoenix (思美人) - Episode 42 [Eng Sub] | Chinese Drama - Duration: 44:46.

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♫ The far and long roads, the man I miss is at a distant place ♫

♫ Seeking the truth in heaven and on earth, opening up the words deep in my heart, not looking back ♫

♫ Thinking of a beautiful woman, if one's heart could be fragrant ♫

♫ Thinking of a beautiful woman, desolate like the moon ♫

♫ I worry, when can I appreciate the grasses and flowers with a beautiful woman ♫

♫ The ancient people didn't have time to leave some Yimoxiang (a type of plant) ♫

♫ Thinking of a beautiful lady, heart becoming fragrant on its own ♫

♫ Thinking of a beautiful lady, fragrant dreams ♫

♫ The whole world is drunk, one's whole life just follows the blue water ♫

♫ I'll drive and go away for an adventure, flying as I want to in the nine skies ♫

Song of Phoenix

Episode 42

In the season where all life is withering away, I'm willing to be your friend. - Ju Song (Ode to an Orange) from Nine Chapters by Qu Yuan

Qi Palace

Vice Chancellor Qu is indeed eloquent. I was breaking out in cold sweat for you back there.

Lord Meng Chang, you overpraise me.

Also, three days later, I'm holding my monthly

meeting about country governance. I am holding a little banquet for it.

I hope Vice Chancellor Qu and Prince Zi Lan can attend it.

Expert meeting on country governance?

The Great Scholar Meng Ke, Su Qin, the proponent of the Vertical Alliance, (T/N Mencius/Mengzi)

and also scholar Chun Yu Kun who is a guest at my house will all be there.

And one more person, who is also Vice Chancellor Qu's old acquaintance.

This person is an inborn dreamer.

He often dreams of himself becoming a fluttering butterfly.

Only to wake up, unable to differentiate whether he had dreamed of himself as a butterfly,

Or a butterfly dreaming it was himself?

Could it be that Master Zhuang Zhou will be coming too? (T/N Zhuangzi, "The Butterfly Dream", philosopher)

Precisely.

Tian Estate

You're both here?

Now can you tell me where Qu Yuan lodges?

I, your father, will personally pay my thanks to him.

What?

If it weren't for him being able to convince His Majesty during the crucial time,

our State of Qi would have fallen for Zhang Yi's machinations.

And, I also have to thank you.

Or else, I also would have committed a grave mistake.

Father, is what you say true?

Of course it's true.

Today at the Royal Court, Qu Yuan did not speak about the matter of Zhang Yi's visit

or else, I would have been in trouble.

This is great! I will make arrangements right away.

No need. I already invited Vice Chancellor Qu to attend the meeting here in our house two days from now.

If Father does not mind, you can attend with me.

Father, it's all thanks to me this time.

I told you that Qu Yuan does not have any intentions of Chu conquering the world via the Vertical Alliance, yet you wouldn't believe me.

You're still persisting on this matter?

All right, all right. I won't talk about it anymore.

I feel that you're rather concerned about that Qu Yuan.

Is that so? I just simply take pity on him, that's all.

Is that really how it is?

Don't be nosy about my business.

There are things I shouldn't be nosy about, and things that I really have to butt into.

Isn't that right, Wen'er?

For fellow great masters to be able to deign to come here today,

It is my utmost honor.

Here, I will first toast everyone.

Please.

How about it? Everyone, did you understand?

What's hard to understand about that? Isn't that a hunt?

The deer here are smaller than the ones in our Chu.

That's right. This painting about herding and hunting in the wild that everyone just saw

was a gift from a house guest.

I am sharing this with everyone today

because I want to use this as our theme.

May everyone discuss how the governing principles in the current world should be.

A shepherd and governance. Lord Meng Chang using this painting as a theme

is really worthy of praise. Worthy of praise!

Since it's like that, may everyone just say what they think.

I understand one principle, shepherding the people to govern a country.

It can't be prevented to collect taxes.

If the fee is too heavy,

the citizens will feel injustice and will complain. Voices of discontentment will fill the roads.

They will escape to other countries.

What we should do now is treat these deer better.

Let them be full, warm, and have no worries.

And not induce any disaster.

What Lord Cun Yu said is so right.

I initially thought that I and Lord Tian are of the same beliefs.

I used to welcome you with sincerity, treat you with respect.

After seeing this painting, I hate myself for being blind

and for having befriended a person who cannot discriminate innocent from guilty, right from wrong.

Lord Meng, why do you say so?

Why doesn't everyone think about it? What kind of world is the world today?

Citizens all facing starvation.

You can see corpses of starved people everywhere.

Beasts are able to eat better than people. What's the difference of that with leading beasts to eat men?

Let me ask you. Why is a tyrannical government more ferocious than a tiger?

When beasts kill each other, people will temporarily feel disgusted by it.

As the citizens' parent, the king of a country enforcing a tyrannical government

is no different with leading beasts to eat people.

How is he then qualified to be the parent of the citizens?

That's right. The reason why a tyrannical government is fiercer than a tiger

is indeed because from the king to the ministers and nobility,

they all have a heart to harm the citizens,

a savage and cruel ferocious tiger.

Good! Tyrannical government is more ferocious than a tiger.

The tiger in a human heart is more ferocious than a tyrannical government.

You said it so beautifully.

Father, be careful. The paths here are hard to walk on.

Big Sister, who are we picking these medicinal herbs for?

- His Majesty.- What? His Majesty?

Let's go there to take a look.

Common colts-foot flower!

It is the common colts-foot flower!

Father, Yi'er, look!

Mo Chou, you cannot climb up there. It's too dangerous.

That's right, Sister, just forget this one. Let's try looking for another one someplace else.

- That's right.- No.

We have been walking for so long already and were just able to see one.

- Big Sister!- Slowly! Be careful!

- Mo Chou! Be careful!- Slowly, Big Sister!

Big Sister!

Slowly...

Slowly...

Mo Chou, be careful!

Slowly. Slowly.

Father, I got it!

- Sister!- Mo Chou!

Mo Chou, how is your injury?

It's fine, Father. Just superficial wounds. I'll just put a bandage on it when we return home.

I told you to be careful.

That's right, Sister. Why must you risk that much danger

to help His Majesty by picking a medicinal herb?

Father, where is the Qi country?

Qi is in the east, where the sun rises.

The place where the sun rises...

May I ask great teachers, to let all citizens be well fed and kept warm,

have a home to live in, their illnesses being cured, the elders getting taken care of,

and let the neighboring countries stop the fighting and make the world be in peace,

what method must be used?

You only need to do one word, 'benevolence'.

People ("ren" 人) and two ("ar" 二) form the word benevolence ("ren" 仁).

People are born to be innately kind.

They naturally have compassion, shame in doing evil,

politeness, and knowing what's right and wrong.

The citizens are like that. The dukes and nobility are like that.

The king and emperor are also like that.

If a country's king has a heart that doesn't neglect others,

practices governance that doesn't neglect others, loves his citizens,

decreases taxes, decreases punishments,

enjoys with his citizens, shares fortunes with his citizens,

can he not win the love of his citizens with that?

I still have one more question.

Please say it.

About the benevolent governance that Teacher Meng said earlier,

it focused on being close to one's citizens, loving them.

A king loving his citizens, hence the citizens loving him back.

If you put it that way, the king and citizens will be of equal importance already. Am I right?

I think that the citizens are most important,

the state just secondary, the king being the least important.

Citizens being the most important, the king being the least important?

The citizens are a country's foundation. Only with a stable foundation can the country be at peace.

"The reason Jie and Zhou lost the world was because they were brutal and immoral

so they totally lost the people's support." (T/N she is quoting Mencius/Mengzi)

"By practicing benevolent governance, you can win the people's hearts."

"If you win the people's hearts, you can get the world." (T/N completes the Mencius/Mengzi quotes)

None of the kings today are not fond of killing people.

If there is really a benevolent king that doesn't like to kill people,

the citizens of this world will surely gather and harmoniously submit to him.

By that time, who can hinder him?

Good! Citizens as the most important, the king as the least. A benevolent ruler is unrivaled.

This is really the grand path, the grand principle.

I think that a benevolent ruler is useless.

A while ago, it was that 'a benevolent ruler is unrivaled'.

Then a little later, it is now 'a benevolent ruler is useless'.

Who should I listen to between the two of you?

Governing people is like trying to ride a horse.

A horse's hoof can trample on frost and snow, its fur can defend against the cold wind.

But since Bo Le (a horse connoisseur) happened, everything changed.

We are talking about state governance yet you are talking about this and that, and why must you talk about horses?

Horses have personality, so do humans.

Since a so-called wise and capable emperor existed,

the citizens got subdued and placed under control.

This is why there is nonstop chaos in this world that can't be cured.

Has it changed with the passing of the days?

Who can control the changing of the seasons?

There's something I still don't understand.

Sir, do you mean that a king need not govern a state?

He should just listen and let them be?

If that's the case, I don't know how chaotic the world would be.

All living things exist for a reason.

Since a so-called wise and capable emperor existed,

they have their own thinking on how to run the country,

and don't care about the way of humans, the way of states, the way of the heavens.

Hence, the world slowly started to become not peaceful.

So I dare you to all tell me,

in this world now, why do we still need a wise and capable ruler?

The great principle to govern the world now is by doing nothing.

♫Let the world shepherd its own self.

♫That is the highest form of governing.

There shouldn't be any problem with that medicine, right?

If you believe there's something wrong with the medicine, I'll pour it out.

Please don't be angry, Miss Mo Chou,

it's just that, we don't know when His Majesty will wake up.

There are some people who wake up instantly; there's also some people who even after 3 years don't wake up.

Why's that?

There is a concept of compatibility between medicines and humans. This is the truth.

- But...- In this Palace,

there's less and less rules.

Changing a tune and being able to dance are fine. Yet you now are practicing some witchcraft?

Even the Queen, you dare to offend.

Mo Chou, it's not like I'm not giving you a chance.

But then you bring the medicine here and say it might not work.

You can't blame me this time.

- Guards.- Present!

Send Mo Chou to the dungeons.

Yes.

Elder Sister!

Your Majesty... Your Majesty, you're awake.

Didn't I say that some people won't wake even after 3 years, and there are some people who wake immediately.

It's good that you're awake, Your Majesty have a rest here,

we'll go outside.

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Teacher, what you said is indeed profound.

But gazing at the world now,

the neighboring countries are fighting to determine who is supreme, there are wars every year,

cries of suffering are everywhere, the citizens have no way of making a living.

The concept of self-shepherding to govern that Teacher said,

not doing anything to deal with things, not caring to cure,

how can it work then?

What you've said is correct.

That's why I dare ask

that benevolent ruler that you kept

bearing constantly in your mind, isn't that also just empty words?

Lord Tian, please.

Everyone really are the great sages of our time.

All have outstanding knowledge.

I really have no hope of catching up to you...

What Teacher Zhuang said is right. Between the two of us, whether it is Confucianism or Taoism,

all are just empty words in the end and we were just arguing who gets to answer faster.

No use at all. If not because Lord Tian warmly invited us today,

these empty words that we said

are to be said to whom? And who is willing to listen to them?

That's why the governance now

isn't really just governing one country, but to govern the whole world.

If one wants to govern the world, he then must first resolve the chaos of the world.

Today, Prince Zi Lan and I came here to Qi as envoys

exactly to unite the powers of the world

to resist the tiger and wolf-like armies of Qin.

Lord Meng Chang used shepherding (governing) as a theme today and gained extreme views for the world.

Your purpose is really quite deep. About my arguments earlier,

they were not skillful and disrespectful. Hope you can teach me more.

Vice Chancellor, you are being too humble.

With a person with outstanding talent like Vice Chancellor Qu,

the King of Chu can already sleep soundly and have no worries.

Of course. If he wasn't formidable, why would I call him teacher.

Lord Meng Chang is over-praising me. I really can't bear to accept that.

I dare not talk without restraint about the world in front of you great sages.

I just hope that all the kings of the different countries can make plans based on their worries about their citizens' sufferings,

to employ the Vertical Alliance strategy to resist Qin. Defy the strong Qin, practice beautiful governance.

I just hope the people have food to eat when hungry and clothes to wear when it's cold.

Make them escape the pain of getting homeless and being miserable due to the war.

For this I am willing to do all that I can in this life,

will never regret it even if I die numerous times.

What a good statement, "never regretting despite dying numerous times".

It is really true that Chu is rich in both talented humans and fertile lands.

Vice Chancellor is this young, but has such grand ambition.

Please accept my bow.

Your Highness.

You're here.

What instructions do you have for me?

What instructions would I have?

It's just that a few days ago, I heard you say that you wanted to return to Hua Ying Palace.

I thought about it and I indeed need a quick-witted servant maid like you by my side.

Thank you, Your Highness.

You want to come back, that's a possibility,

but you have to do something for me.

Please instruct me.

You only need to everyday, in His Majesty's medicine,

pour this medicine.

Remember, only just a little bit.

Your Highness! I wouldn't dare do such a thing!

Why not? I didn't ask you to harm His Majesty.

Your Highness! Your Highness, I don't dare!

If I am found out, then I...!

Weren't you the one who said it yourself?

To come back and serve me.

I thought you wanted to come back.

It seems like you don't want to leave Concubine Mo Chou.

Never mind, you should just stay there.

That reminds me. It's been a while since you've heard from your mother, hasn't it?

I wonder if you miss your mother.

Ever since your father passed away,

your mother has been very lonely.

Your Highness! Please have mercy on me, have mercy on my family!

Look at you.

You appear as if you're very daring. How come you're such a coward?

If you listen to me, nothing will endanger you.

If you do it well, then everything will go accordingly.

If you fail, you know the consequences.

Mo Chou Palace

- Tired?- No.

Go rest, I'll fan it instead.

- We wouldn't dare, it's what we're supposed to do.- That's right.

Just go. In the future when I feel tired, you can just help me out then.

Then,

then thank you Xiao Qiao sister!

- It's nothing- Thank you Xiao Qiao sister.

Let's go.

Where'd those two stupid maids go?

They went to go work on other things.

- You've worked hard, Xiao Qiao.- It's nothing.

Lady Qin'Er, according to palace rules, females cannot taste His Majesty's medicine.

Or else, it may harm his constitution.

I was wondering about it. So it was the palace rules?

Alright alright, it's fine even if I can't taste it.

Then I'll head out first.

- Is it hot?- Yes, it's too hot.

The moment Mo Chou finished making the medicine, she rushed over here with it.

Of course it would be hot.

You personally made this medicine?

Sister also went to the mountains and got the ingredients herself.

She fell off a tree when she was gathering them, and she even hurt her arm.

Does it still hurt?

It's just a small wound, nothing too big. Thank you for Your Majesty's concern.

With such caring sisters, they can help relieve Your Majesty's burdens.

Greetings to Her Highness the Queen.

You may rise.

I would not dare. How could I be sisters with Your Highness the Queen.

His Majesty has already told me to elevate you to Consort.

Naturally, you will be my little sister.

What's wrong? You want to be the older sister?

No, I did not mean it that way.

If there is nothing else, then I will take my leave first.

Little Sister, please stay.

His Majesty will only eat the medicine if you are here. Come.

If you leave, I'm afraid that His Majesty will refuse to eat the medicine.

These past few days, it's true that my body has been feeling much more refreshed.

Refreshed is good. To be able to heal His Majesty,

Little Sister has put in a lot of effort.

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I have traveled to many places throughout the years,

but I have found that no matter where I go, the most beautiful is still Qi.

Of course. Qi's mountains are beautiful.

Their water is beautiful, and so are their people.

If so, then why do you not stay?

Although Qi is beautiful, Chu is even more so.

You-!

Miss Yu Lan! Miss Yu Lan!

Vice Chancellor Qu, my sister's heart..

Do you still not understand my sister's heart?

My sister has very high standards.

She won't even give a second glance to most people.

She didn't want to tell you herself, so she asked me to do it in her stead.

Would you be willing to stay?

Alright, I understand.

Are you still angry at him?

Who's angry at him? Who cares if he likes Chu?

The mountains and water there are beautiful...the people are beautiful.

Actually in his heart, you are beautiful too.

Then you tell me, which one of us is more beautiful in his heart?

See? You can't answer that either.

Actually, I know as well. In your heart, in his heart,

I'm just a burden you two can't throw away.

You're not him. How would you know what he thinks?

Does he not think that way?

Actually, in his heart, anything that is kind is beautiful.

Then he sure loves a lot of things.

You're right. In his heart,

it's full of the nation.

The nation?

Up to here is fine.

Vice Minister Qu, I wish you well.

With Prime Minister Su's hand-picked troops by my side,

it'd be hard for me to get in trouble, even if I wanted to.

Vice Chancellor Qu, you are overstating things.

Vice Chancellor, you traveled far regardless of the distance for this alliance, looking out for your safety

is my duty and the least I could do.

Vice Chancellor Qu, in this trip to Qi, you succeeded in your mission.

'Succeeded in the mission'? I almost lost my life.

But whatever, as long as it's for the good of Chu,

I won't seek amends.

Thank you, my Prince.

Vice Chancellor Qu, it's not early anymore,

you'd better be on your way.

Then, we take our leave of everyone.

I made this perfume sachet overnight yesterday.

This is... fragrance of orchids?

Well you like orchids.

The herbs inside are orchids.

I know you don't have me in your heart, but that's okay.

This perfume sachet will accompany you for me.

You must keep it well.

♫ Tears fall on the scrolls, dreams shattering. ♫

♫ For whom am I painfully drinking, making an oath about love and hate. ♫

You're not allowed to throw it out. Do you hear me?

♫ In this mortal world, looking back and flashing a graceful and unrestrained smile ♫

And you, be good to your husband,

otherwise I'll take him from you.

Rest assured, Lady Yu Lan.

♫ Beauty that overruns cities and destroys countries, only willing to tilt during troubled times. ♫

Go, go. Go already.

♫ Only wishing to sink with you in this silent world. ♫

♫ War horses walked past in drizzle, vast and green wilderness. ♫

♫ Watching the spring and autumn being dyed with red. For whom is my becoming cold. ♫

Lets go.♫ Don't ask why flowers and waning moon wither ♫

♫ Don't ask why when the lanterns have only just been raised, separation is the only thing left. ♫

♫ Accompany my love we leave or many years not returning. ♫

♫ Don't worry since this spilled water would be hard to rob. Love and hate are laid to rest upon the pen tips. ♫

Apart from saying words of thanks to me, what else can you say?

♫ Don't ask why flowers and waning moon wither ♫

♫ Don't ask why when the lanterns have only just been raised, separation is the only thing left. ♫

♫ Accompany my love we leave or many years not returning. ♫

They have gone out of sight.♫ Love and hate are laid to rest upon the pen tips. ♫

Sister don't worry, I'll help you find someone even better.

The best person,

has already left.

Your Majesty! Your Majesty!

Attendant! Quickly attendants!

Your Majesty! Your Majesty!

Someone come, quick!

Reporting to the Queen Mother, His Majesty was getting better,

but somehow he started coughing blood today.

Greetings to Your Highness the Queen Dowager, Your Highness the Queen.

His Majesty...he...

How is His Majesty, quickly speak.

His Majesty has been poisoned.

- What!- What?

Mu Yi!

You have always been responsible for His Majesty's food, what punishment do think you should receive!

I deserve death! I deserve death!

Send him to the dungeons and await further judgement.

- Men!- Present!

- Get him out of here! - Queen Dowager, please be merciful! Queen Dowager, please be merciful!

Queen Dowager, please be merciful!

And you.

Go find the best doctors in Chu.

If you cannot cure His Majesty, then I'll 'cure' you!

Further more I order you and Judge Chen to investigate this case together.

If there is no result, I will behead you.

Yes, Your Highness.

Arrest all the cooks in the Royal Kitchens and question them.

Yes!

Your Majesty, the Grand Adviser is here.

Your Highness.

How is the investigation going?

Reporting to Your Highness the Queen, all the things that have been eaten by His Majesty,

whether it be food or medicine, I've checked it all,

but there's still...

I hate that I cannot endure His Majesty's sufferings for him.

If His Majesty could recover, I would willingly suffer a thousand times the torment,

ten thousand times the pain.

I would have at least

have been able to do something for His Majesty and Chu State.

I know, loyalty like yours is hard to come by.

But until recently, the medicine His Majesty uses

has always been tested by the servants, only the medicine from Lady Mo Chou

has not been tested.

You mean...

I believe it'll be better to be careful.

One second.

What are you doing?

From today forth, His Majesty's medicine must be tested for poison before it can go in.

Tested for poison? Are you suspecting our medicine?

I'm just following orders, Miss Mo Chou, please don't take it to heart.

This medicine must be drunk when warm to take effect.

Musician Mo Chou,

in order to stop rumors, I believe it's better to check it first.

Okay, since no one believes me, then just check it.

The silver needle has gone black! The medicine is poisoned!

What!

You're talking nonsense!

Musician Mo Chou, how do you explain this?

Your Highness, there must be some conspiracy in this.

- Attendants!- Present!

Take these two who dared to poison the King to the dungeons!

- Without my order, no one is to let them out!- Yes!

Your Highness! There must a conspiracy!

- Your Highness!- Big Sister!

- Your Highness!- Big Sister!

What are you doing? What are you doing!?

Poisoning the King, you just wait for your death.

Qing'er.

Hey! Hey! Let us out! We did not poison His Majesty!

Qing'er, stop shouting!

There's no use in shouting at them.

Lord Shang, the Queen Dowager asked you to find the best doctors in Chu,

but look these charlatans you've found!

Replying to Your Highness, they are already the best doctors in Chu.

You dare say that again?

The medicine they prescribe only cures the symptoms, not the cause.

They dare call themselves the best doctors!

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♫ Day and night, summer and winter, nonstop changes ♫

♫ Herbs and trees, prosperity and decline, would still depend on a beautiful woman ♫

♫ Rumors brought by wind from all over; inciting ministers with different dreams ♫

♫ Asking Heaven if it can bear witness to one's loyalty ♫

♫ Muddy and clear, beautiful and ugly, overturning all living creatures ♫

♫ Angelica and magnolia, orchids and quan, have a hard time emitting their fragrance ♫

♫ Why must you proceed against the current? Why must a lonely flower admire herself? ♫

♫ No one knew that one's birthplace has become someone else's territory ♫

♫ Outstanding in a chaotic world, who can understand one's desire? ♫

♫ Going far to travel, yet one's heart is tied with one's home ♫

♫ Drinking one 'Li Sao', the pain of separation ♫

♫ Getting drunk for a lifetime of dedicating oneself for one's country ♫

♫ Coping with the long, long road; hard to beg the heaven and the earth ♫

♫ I lamented the numerous sorrows in the life of the citizens ♫

♫ Singing one 'Li Sao', pain of separation ♫

♫ Sighing how hard it is to keep a bosom friend ♫

♫ For the ideal that I hold dear to my heart, I'd not regret a thousand times to die. In the end, turning into ashes.

♫ If this dream is difficult, let's just leave it to the next generations to ponder ♫

♫ Outstanding in a chaotic world, who can understand one's desire? ♫

♫ Going far to travel, yet one's heart is tied with one's home ♫

♫ Drinking one 'Li Sao', the pain of separation ♫

♫ Sighing how hard it is to keep a bosom friend ♫

♫ For the ideal that I hold dear to my heart, I'd not regret a thousand times to die. In the end, turning into ashes.

♫ If this dream is difficult, let's just leave it to the next generations to ponder ♫

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warm and fuzzies.

That's the power of nostalgia.

A wholly original science-fiction series with its own deep mythology, rules, and a range

of fleshed-out characters, Stranger Things is loaded with references to '80s sci-fi and

horror, in part because it's set in the '80s.

More than anything, it feels like another entry in that so-'80s genre of entertainment

about adventurous kids that adults could enjoy too: inventive, dark, and completely entertaining.

Never say die.

BoJack Horseman

This is a cartoon set in some kind of alternate universe where all kinds of animals have human

qualities and live among humans.

Its main character is BoJack Horseman, a washed-up actor who starred in a terrible '90s family

sitcom called Horsin' Around.

Yet in spite of all of this zaniness, BoJack Horseman provides one of the most accurate

and heartbreaking portrayals of depression ever put to screen.

BoJack is a sellout who wants to make art, but isn't sure if he can, and always self-sabotages

his own successes.

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

While the 2004 adaptation of the kiddie goth book series Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate

Events was certainly delightful, the problem is that there was only one.

There are multiple bestselling books about the forever-doomed Baudelaire orphans, and

now they all finally get to come to life via a Netflix original series.

Neil Patrick Harris stars as the wicked Count Olaf, an actor by trade who uses his access

to wigs and makeup to worm his way into the lives of the kids so he can steal their inheritance.

The versatile Harris is perfectly cast as Olaf, and he also sings the theme song, warning

the viewer to stay away from the show because it's just too bleak and troubling.

The dark and playful humor is balanced with whimsical, dreamlike imagery, making a show

that's guaranteed to entertain all ages.

Arrested Development

In 2013, Netflix aired its first revival of a show originally produced on another network,

making quite a statement in the process: If Arrested Development, a critically adored

cult hit that lurked near the bottom of the ratings when it initially aired on Fox, could

be revived, then anything could.

It also proved Netflix was a major player in entertainment, as an Arrested Development

revival had already been discussed at big places like HBO and Showtime, with Netflix

ultimately winning out.

The show reunited the entire main cast to create what's really a 13-episode movie.

Each episode focuses on the backstory of a different main character and what they've

been up to in the past decade or so.

It's ridiculous, multi-layered, self-referential—and astonishingly good.

If you only watch one episode, watch the one about Gob, in which he confuses the first

friendship he's ever had for romantic attraction, gets himself locked in a fake rock, tries

and fails to raise bees, and becomes part of the entourage of a pop star who writes

a song about how awful Gob is.

Flaked

How many Netflix shows is Will Arnett on, anyway?

He's the voice of the title character on BoJack Horseman, he plays a prominent figure in A

Series of Unfortunate Events, and he co-starred in the Arrested Development revival.

Arnett also co-created the quiet dramedy Flaked about a recovering middle-aged alcoholic trying

to put his life back together after killing another man while driving under the influence.

His recovery includes making stools, fighting with his best friend, and tooling around Venice,

California on his bike.

It's a sometimes poignant, sometimes funny show about a numb guy in paradise trying to

take action but never quite getting there.

Wait a second…is this just a live-action BoJack Horseman?

W/ Bob and David

Mr. Show with Bob and David ran on HBO from 1995 to 1999 and became one of the most highly

regarded sketch comedy shows of the '90s.

Many of its cast and writers went on to become comedy icons, including stars David Cross

and Bob Odenkirk, as well as Paul F. Tompkins, Tom Kenney, and Scott Aukerman.

Gathering all those talents together to make more top-notch sketch comedy after nearly

20 years apart seemed impossible, but Netflix was able to do it with the four-episode miniseries

W/ Bob and David.

Time has passed but the magic has not, and these sketches are worthy additions to the

Bob and David canon.

If you loved all the absurdity of the original, you'll definitely get a kick out of the revived

series.

Making a Murderer

Along with HBO's The Jinx, Netflix's Making a Murderer reignited the public's fascination

with true crime stories.

This exhaustive and extraordinarily compelling series analyzes every possible aspect of the

2005 murder case for which Wisconsin man Steven Avery was charged—and as the series shows,

a lot of things don't quite add up.

Was evidence planted?

Were police out to frame Avery because he was suing them for wrongful conviction and

imprisonment for an earlier crime?

Did police coerce a confession out of Brendan Dassey, Avery's accomplice and nephew?

Making a Murderer is equal parts riveting and enraging, and its real-world struggle

is guaranteed to get you hooked.

House of Cards

Based on a British miniseries, House of Cards details the slow, methodical, and deadly path

by which Southern politician Frank Underwood seeks out and obtains the power he's so obsessed

with.

Over the course of several seasons, cold-blooded Frank does whatever he needs to do to ascend

the government ladder.

Even if political dramas aren't usually your thing, House of Cards is bound to suck you

in.

Master of None

Less a serial comedy series and more an anthology of standalone episodes, Master of None is

definitely a unique addition to the Netflix library.

Comedian, actor, and writer Aziz Ansari and his writing partner Alan Yang won an Emmy

for this series, which is probably the first to really capture the millennial point of

view.

It's thoughtful, wise, and even legitimately touching—but also hilarious, because Ansari

can't help being funny.

The Crown

Quiet, slow-building stories about British monarchs are nothing new to television—it's

the bread and butter of PBS and the BBC, after all.

And yet The Crown is something entirely different.

Shot at a cost of $100 million, the most expensive series in Netflix history, it's an extraordinarily

ambitious project that aims to tell the complete life story of Queen Elizabeth II, from childhood

to coronation to the present day, as she struggled to keep England together in the post-war years

and learned how to be a stateswoman from the incomparable Winston Churchill, portrayed

by John Lithgow.

Keep in mind that Elizabeth is still alive—but she'd find it hard to be offended.

It's all done with an empathy and humanity not generally given to larger-than-life figures,

especially ones that can seem as cold and distant as English monarchs.

We see her grieve, we see her insecurities, we even see her getting flirty with her husband

Prince Phillip.

The Crown is also absolutely gorgeous—the set and costume design is so lush and spot-on

that you could swear it was shot right in Buckingham Palace.

The OA

This sci-fi show is about a mysterious young woman who re-appears after disappearing for

seven years...

Only now she's covered in scars, calls herself "The OA," and can see even though she used

to be blind.

It's a dark, labyrinthine series about death, the afterlife, science, violence, conspiracies,

and human spirituality.

In short, it gets deep, and it gets weird.

It's a good thing that Netflix doesn't charge by the hour, because we'd all rack up huge

bills trying to figure out The OA.

Black Mirror

A dead TV series returning to life thanks to rapidly spreading technology?

That sounds like an episode of Black Mirror!

Netflix revived Charlie Brooker's creepy British sci-fi anthology series for six new stories.

They're all vaguely set in the very near future and, like the original series, examine the

often damaging effects of the place where humanity and technology intersect, and how

that relationship affects our humanity and dignity…for better or for worse.

Santa Clarita Diet

Yeah, there are a lot of zombie shows on TV right now, but Santa Clarita Diet has them

beat.

First of all, it's just as gory and disgusting as The Walking Dead, but it's a lot funnier.

Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant star as Sheila and Joel Hammond, Southern California

real estate agents who hit a bit of a rough patch in their marriage when Sheila turns

into a zombie with an insatiable desire for human meat.

Naturally, she must turn to murder, but Joel is on board, as is their teenage daughter

Abby and their macabre-obsessed neighbor.

Sheila taking a huge bite out of life is a great metaphor for choosing to live life to

the fullest, but this is still a zombie show, so there are plenty of gross-out moments.

No spoilers, but this is probably your only chance to see the star of Never Been Kissed

barf up a swimming pool's worth of sludge.

"That was a crazy amount of vomit."

"Well, I'm not a medical expert.

So I can't say what the proper amount of vomit is."

"It was a HUGE amount."

Daredevil

By day, Matt Murdock is a lawyer.

By night, he cleans up New York's Hell's Kitchen with his fists and fighting skills.

The action sequences are intense, and Daredevil lays waste to every thug he faces despite

his blindness.

Those scenes are almost as terrific as the ones with Vincent D'Onofrio as the terrifying

villain Kingpin.

Put it all together, and you have one of the best original action series on Netflix.

Even a blind man could see that.

Jessica Jones

Is Jessica Jones the first superhero psychological drama?

It's a comic book and superhero show without the usual trappings—you rarely see Jessica

exhibit her amazing abilities.

Instead, it focuses on the ramifications of how she's used those powers in the past.

In many ways, it's less of a superhero show and more about a young woman trying to forge

her own identity while struggling to leave her past behind.

She just happens to be super-strong.

Luke Cage

This show marks Netflix's first spin-off, focusing on the character portrayed by Mike

Colter on Jessica Jones.

It's another Marvel series that reflects the real world and its culture, history, and race

relations.

Luke Cage is a human story about a superhero trying to navigate a world in which he sometimes

feels like he doesn't fit in, which makes a great allegory about a young man trying

not to get swallowed up by the underbelly of urban society.

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How To Get A Colorado Dealer License - Duration: 1:58.

If you plan on selling more than three vehicles in a year then you will need to

get a Colorado dealer license. If you aren't sure if you need a dealer license

watch our other video. The first step is to make sure that you qualify. All

applicants should meet the following criteria: have a net worth of at least

$100,000, have a vantage score of at least 701, and pass a criminal background

check. Colorado states that they will not issue a license if you have been

convicted of a felony within the last ten years if that felony falls into a

specific category. You can read about the categories on their website. Step two is

to complete the Colorado dealer license application. Be sure to apply for the

correct license type: franchise dealers can sell new vehicles, used dealers can sell

used vehicles, wholesale dealers can sell to other licensed dealers, and wholesale

auction dealers can conduct wholesale auctions. Step three is to complete the

other licensing requirements. This includes, but is not limited to,

completing a pre-licensing education course, providing photographs of your

business, and getting a sales tax ID number. The fourth step is to purchase

your motor vehicle dealer bond. A motor vehicle dealer bond protects your

customers in case you run an unethical business. This is not the same as

insurance but it is a requirement before you can get your license. The bond amount

has been set at $50,000 but you won't pay that amount, you will pay anywhere

from one to fifteen percent of the bond amount. You can get your bond from a

surety bond company. The final steps are to pay your

licensing fees and submit your paperwork. Be sure to check the Colorado website as

they have fairly strict submission guidelines

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Active and Fit Kit & the Cool Azul Sport Gel ASL - Duration: 2:36.

Hello! My name is Phoebe

I am going to show you the Active and Fit Kit from Young Living

This kit comes in this case

it has a carabiner for easy attachment to your gym bag

it has a zipper that goes all the way around the case

It comes with 5 oils

RC

Peppermint vitality

Copaiba

Deep Relief

Thieves

three roller fitments

that you can put on 3 of the oils in this kit, your choice of which

the roller fitments are stainless steel

and Cool Azul Sports Gel

10% (10 ml!) of this 3.4 oz tube is pure essential oil

It has other ingredients and is in a hydrating base of aloe vera gel

This is good to use before or after your work out

It is cooling and soothing

No matter your fitness level or training,

this a perfect choice to use

for your fitness training

All this comes in one set!

I will do a video on each of the oils in this kit, explaining why they are in this kit

so that it is easier to look up each individual oil's use at any time

This kit also includes this-

a information booklet

It's ready to use, and you can take it with you to the gym!

Bye!

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So, what's Anthropology anyway? | Field Notes with Sangeeta - Duration: 3:51.

Hey everyone!

I'm Sangeeta and welcome to my new channel, Field Notes, where I'm going to be talking

to you all about one of my favorite things, Anthropology.

I actually ended up getting my undergraduate degree in Anthropology.

I actually started out college as a theater major.

Semester one, I took one physical Anthropology class

and I fell in love.

So for today's video, the first video, I thought I'd start out by telling you a little bit

about what Anthropology actually is.

Anthropology is the study of humans, both past and present.

Anthropologists will often look at the similarities and differences between cultures, such as

differences in communication, and other behaviors like that.

Typically Anthropology is divided up into four separate subfields.

We have archaeology, social anthropology, linguistics and physical anthropology.

Archaeology was always my personal favorite.

My undergraduate program didn't require us to pick a specific focus, but if they had,

I would have picked archaeology.

I always loved those classes.

Next up we have social anthropology, which is also sometimes called cultural anthropology.

This type of anthropologist will study how people live in cultures all over the world.

Even though I love archaeology as I said, cultural anthropology courses were always

fascinating to me.

My professors always had really interesting stories to tell and that's because what they,

and a lot of other cultural anthropologists do, is spend time living among the communities

they're studying in order to understand them better.

And last but certainly not least, we have physical Anthropology, which is the study

of adaptation, more specifically how humans throughout history have adapted and assimilated

to different environments.

Physical anthropologists will also study human ancestors and even primates.

And there are also other types of Anthropology, like medical anthropology, forensic anthropology

and applied anthropology, which is using all of the above to analyze and hopefully solve

some of the worlds current problems.

Part of the reason I was so interested in anthropology is the fact that its part of

nearly everything.

You can do so much with a degree in Anthropology.

You could do museum work and historic preservation.

You could do non profit work or advocacy work.

You could work in disaster relief.

You could work in education.

You could work in business or government.

As long as there's a human element to it, there's an anthropology aspect as well.

On this channel I'm going to make a lot of different videos sharing different aspects

of Anthropology with you and I do want to say that while I have my degree in Anthropology

and I've remained passionate about learning anthropology ever since, I am just one person

and if I've left something out, please let me know in the comments below.

I'm just one person and I'm one source and no one should stop with me.

There's a lot more to learn out there and I will always leave my sources and further

reading down in the description box of my videos.

The next video on this channel coming this Saturday is going to be The Mythology of Tomb

Raider, where I talk about the 2013 Tomb Raider game which is one of my all time favorites,

and I'll talk about what mythology actually is and talk about the mythology within the

game itself.

So if any of that sounds interesting to you, definitely hit subscribe and hit that notification

button to be updated when I update.

In the comments section down below, let me know what your experience with Anthropology

is prior to watching this video.

Did you take a high school class about it?

Did you take a college class about it?

Is this your first time learning about Anthropology?

Is your only other experience with Anthropology watching Bones?

It's okay if you say yes.

I love Bones but we'll talk about that in another video.

Thanks so much for watching everyone, I'll talk to you in the comments section down below

and I'll see you next time.

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Bratislava | VideoPick Apresenta - Duration: 6:04.

The connection that we have is of musical taste.

Between 2008 and 2009

We discovered Gogol Bordello. We started to research more of the

Eastern Europe, and then hit the will to make a similar sound

We created a project that began as a cover by Gogol Bordello, and

We started to make the compositions on top of it.

The project did not go forward, and there

We set up a dissident band as soon as it went to Bratislava.

At the beginning I still had a lot of these ideas so over time it got colder

Giving rise to other types of aesthetics that we like too

We participated in an OI FM contest

Who needed to change three songs, and until then we

Projected very forward so the pitch of making music

With a contest, we talked like this.

Let's face it Let's participate Let's take this as encouragement so? Let's go!

And from there we composed and we never released these songs they are a first

Demo that we think so but it was the kickoff. It was there that he discovered that

It was cool to write too.

With crowdfunding, especially the first time the artist does

It gives opportunity for those who accompany and everything else is part of the

band's history. So that's what happened.

We were releasing the second album.

And people came in and wanted to be part of this with us

it was very cool. We were very happy with the adhesion and the success of the campaign

In the beginning when we started to discuss the physical format of the disc

People already had a little dissatisfaction like that.

We wondered

Do we want to launch traditionally?

And the first idea that came to mind like this was

Make vinyl. But then we started to think will there be a market?

Will everyone buy?

Sandro suggested a business card with a qr code

But we were still wanting a format that explored the graphic art

Who delivered the lyrics of the songs you know? This all in a way

Not conventional. I remember that at the time we even exchanged an idea with Miranda

The producer

He said like this: Dude, I get a lot of artist CD's

I look at the name of the cd the name of the band on the cover

And I'll search on youtube on spotify so you know

So...

I have my pile there, I do not play anything out, it's all there, but I never take off the seal

Because it's so much more practical, huh?

And I think it's the audio consumption face of our generation so

More on the computer, on the internet than on physical media

In Lollapalooza, you have an audience, not only large

But does not know its sound

The Brazilian bands all go through it there like this

Except for Criollo, to Heaven, the greatest

There are a lot of people who went to watch other things there, Metallica, Duran Duran, The Weeknd

And decides to arrive early to be able to put grid and there is faced with sound and hence much

People know the sound from it then it's the time for

Presentation of our sound. In places that we play, we are more intimate

Usually who appears on the show is accompanying the band who already likes the sound

So it's not even a matter of audience size but it's the characteristic of that audience

Which differentiates one thing from the other

And the two things are different. So they are quite satisfactory in their own way

When you're surrounded by people who already know the sound and sing along

And so together there... p ***, it's a very hot heat like that for us as a band on stage

And when you have the opportunity to show your sound to younger people and to an audience

That you do not know yet, you know you may be expanding your

There, you know, your audience and

So it's also a very good feeling

There are two... Two different laboratories that we did...

In a Little More of Silence we decided to produce in several studios with several producers

We wanted to understand what the footprint was and what the treatment was for each one

So we recorded the battery in place, the guitar in another, the bass in another... And it was testing

From hi-fi recordings with expensive equipment, even the

And the result of that was cool, we learned a lot from it, you know that

We put a lot of hand in the dough

To the "Fire" that is our third now

We recorded everything in Family Mob with a single producer.

And what we saw differently in experience is that

This producer, he is so immersed within the universe of the recording

That he becomes a member of the band as well, he begins to think

Together with us in strategies and anticipate things and such...

Then it becomes a much more integrated process as

I remember that at the beginning of the band we had finished playing once

And someone came and said, "How cool is the sound of you, half Ska né..."

And we... It's not kind of...

And from there we received a comment these days on youtube from someone speaking like this:

"Wow, you're the best Shoegaze band..."

And we do not understand the references that talk like this, you know

A friend of ours says he thinks a bit of post-rock like that, the sound...

People have fun with all these denominations and these perceptions

Different from everyone else like that.

I also get one foot behind naming

As experimental rock because close to actual experimental rocks as soon as the

Guys play with a spoon and... You know?

With a completely different set of instruments like this

We're super pop close to that right. For now we are getting

An alternative rock that is more... It's comfortable and that's it

Always trying to find out, always heard open to... Trying to get out

Suddenly, with the sum of comments we receive over time

We'll take it and talk like that.

No, I really think this is our sound

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Chef Yia Vang Celebrates Hmong Culture with Food at His Pop-Up Restaurant Union Kitchen - Duration: 2:49.

- At the end of the day, when you're hungry, you're hungry.

Hunger is hunger, and if two people can sit together

and they could be completely opposite from each other,

but you put a bowl of really nice fried chicken

in front of them, they're gonna agree on one thing:

that the fried chicken is darn good.

(upbeat music)

I'm one of the co-founders of Union Kitchen.

It is a pop-up restaurant here in the Twin Cities area.

Growing up, a kitchen always gathered people together.

In my family, that's where the action always happened.

And when Union Kitchen first started, we always said,

"food plus people equals community."

That was kind of like our mantra.

The question I always get is,

"Union Kitchen, what kind of food do you guys do?"

And we always say, "we do Hmong food."

And then the next question that we always get is,

"well, what is Hmong food?"

And a few years ago if you were to ask me that,

I would always be like, "well."

I would never tell you what Hmong food is.

I'll tell you what Hmong food isn't.

I'll be like, "oh, well it's not Thai, it's not Vietnamese,

"it's no Lao, it's not Chinese."

There is a little bit of shame of like,

I couldn't point to a certain country of where I'm from.

But then I realized a couple things.

First of all, I realized that there's a richness

in my culture that I've felt like I've denied,

and there's a story of my culture.

The Hmong people, wherever they've been to,

they've taken a little piece of that culture,

and a little piece of the techniques they use,

and they forged it into their own culture and technique.

And so that kind of contributed to this whole idea

that Hmong food isn't about the produce or the product,

it's actually about the process,

and we always say that Hmong food isn't a type of food,

it's a philosophy of food.

(upbeat music)

I always love the fact that a lot of, you know,

Mexican street tacos comes with radish and cilantro

and onions right in on it.

We dorked around this idea of a grilled avocado salad.

So we grill the avocado, we make like a

fish sauce vinaigrette, we toss that in the avocado,

and we throw it on top of some chilled ramen,

some radishes and cilantro and you know,

some roasted onions on it.

And a lot of people would be like,

well this isn't Hmong food.

But I'm like, but this is a story.

Like, this is our narrative.

From now on I'm doing the order in Hmong.

Talk to these young Hmong guys who are cooking

and they're trying to find their own identity

and their own voice in cooking.

I tell them, I'm like, this is your story,

this is your contribution to your people.

25 years from now, you wanna see the trajectory

of your culture?

This is where it is.

This is where it starts.

'Cause food is so central to our families.

Food is so central to who we are.

(upbeat music)