Waching daily Aug 18 2017

Scribble Kibble is a show about animation made by an animator.

There are a lot of recent requests to feature Bloody Bunny, so that's what I'm going

to do!

The title probably clued you in, but it's violent, so you may not to watch it for that

reason.

Link below.

Hmm.

It's Hello Kitty, but murderous.

In terms of the purpose of the Bloody Bunny animations, they're meant to strengthen

a line of merchandise that already exists.

2Spot Communications is a character design company.

Their business is coming up with characters and slapping them on products.

So like Hello Kitty, the character existed long before the animations.

In fact, there are 2D animations with a completely different storyline that came out before the

3D ones.

Actually, I don't think I've mentioned this on Scribble Kibble before, but historically

the purpose of animations was to sell toys.

In many cases it still is.

Even animated movies, it's only partly about ticket sales, and mostly about branding toys

and foods and clothes and toothbrushes.

Why do you think they keep making Minions movies, eh?

Bloody Bunny is another form of that.

Here's our kickass character.

Here's where you can buy stuff of her.

The animation style does something a little different by combining 2D effects with 3D

animation.

It looks cool, and if you want to animate something this way it's really easy compared

to some of the other types of mixed 2D 3D things you could do.

Look at this fight scene.

The animators draw the effects on top of the 3D animation.

You don't have to worry about layers or anything: just draw on top of the final 3D

video.

Start with your white shapes.

Then add some outer glow and other effects to make them more polished.

There are, of course, plenty of scenes that are more complicated that involve either layering,

so adding the 2D effects animation behind the bear character here, or masking, which

means hiding all of the art that might leak onto the bear.

Action lines like this are common throughout animation, and they're easy to make.

Simply draw two or three frames with lots of pointy little lines.

There's no rule about where the second frame of lines should be relative to the first,

so just draw two options that look good.

Bloody Bunny likes to have the third frame with shorter lines before cutting back to

long line frame one.

All of the 2D effects can be recreated either with a solid brush, or with a charcoal-like

brush for paint strokes like this slash, and this blood.

There is one thing that confuses me, and that's the blood.

It may look like it's 2D, and from what I've seen a lot of the time it is, but then

you have a scene like this.

Look at how those little holes jump around, and look at how rules-based the flow of the

liquid seems to be in 3D space.

They must've made some kind of 3D blood splash animation.

Fire is the other thing that fluctuates between 2D and 3D.

Here we have a 2D fire animation set on top of the logs, but over here, this is 3D fire.

It has a lot more depth than the campfire.

Though you could make fire like this in After Effects too.

While it's possible to make disturbingly realistic fire in After Effects and it technically

is 2D, it's also not animated by hand.

Those 2D hand-animated effects are what we see in Bloody Bunny and instantly recognize

as unique.

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CHEESE BREAD | Scallions Cheese Soft Bread Recipe - Duration: 4:46.

125ml (1/2 cup) warm milk

25g (2 tablespoons) fine sugar

3g (1 teaspoon) instant yeast

1 large egg, beaten

250g (2 cups) all purpose flour

3g (1/2 teaspoon) fine salt

42g (3 tablespoons) soft unsalted butter

I stir by hands for about 5 minutes

Until form a smooth dough

Cover for 90 minutes, warm place

Soft and sticky dough

On work surface with flour

Fold and form a ball

Divide into 10

Form a small ball

100g (1 cup) shredded cheddar cheese, 42g (3 tablespoons) soft butter+ scallions+garlic

Flatten the dough lengthwise

Spread a little of scallion butter

Shredded cheddar cheese

Roll to cover the cheese into an oval shape

Flatten the last dough into a round shape

Form a ball

Place the dough ball in the center

Cover and let it for 30 minutes

Dab with beaten egg

Slash each dough with blade/knife

Top with the remaining cheese

Bake at 180°C (350°F) for 20 - 25 minutes

Golden brown and crusty outside

The cheese on top formed a nice crust

Soft, fluffy, delicious!

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Grings - Funções - Gráfico do Domínio e Imagem de uma Função - ( Aula 14 ) - Duration: 13:40.

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'Patti Cake$,' 'The Hitman's Bodyguard' & 'Logan Lucky' (MovieMantz Reviews) | Access Hollywood - Duration: 1:23.

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WHAT I EAT IN A DAY #1 | VEGAN - Duration: 3:16.

Hi guys! Welcome back to my channel.

This is what I eat in a day.

So first I boil some water

and while I wait for it to be ready

I eat about a tbsp of blackstrap molasses

Then I get some tea

I usually go for this ginger and lemon one from Tesco

and I pour some boiling water inside the cup

While I wait for it to cool down a bit

I make my breakfast

My daily go-to breakfast is chocolate banana nice cream

What I use is bananas frozen overnight, oats,

cacao, desiccated coconut

and agave syrup,

I think it's pronounced like that... agave

These last two are optional, I just like the taste of them

So I put two frozen bananas in the blender

Ehm, sorry I'm in a gown, I just woke up

And now I add oats

I add around 100 g or so

I don't usually measure it, so more or less

Then I add about a tbsp of cacao

and some water

so the oats blend well

and also because my blender is not that good

and then, you blend!

I used to do banana ice cream

with around four or five bananas and cacao

but I started adding oats

I think it just leaves me more satisfied and full

If you add oats and water it's obviously

going to be more liquidy

you can drink it if you want, but I just prefer ice cream

So I put it in the freezer right after

for about 30-60 mins

then when it's ready, I add some agave syrup

I've just realised that I put too much on this one.... oh well

and then some coconut

you can add whatever you like, I just like it plain like this

For lunch, I had some chickpeas with curry sauce

this is the easiest recipe ever

You need chickpeas, balti sauce, broccoli

nutritional yeast, flax seeds

and some lemon juice

so I always put the chickpeas with the balti sauce in my pressure cooker

and I let it cook

I cook a big batch so I can eat it the following days

Today was the next day after cooking

so I'm just warming he chickpeas with the broccoli

and I do i this way because I have no microwave

After that, I put some nutritional yeast and flax seeds on top

with some lemon juice, and there you go!

And finally for tea or dinner

We went out to this restaurant near our house

I got the beetroot and apple courgetti with tomato and basil sauce and toasted pine nuts

with chips and beetroot on the side to share

And that's it

Thanks for watching, if you enjoyed the video please give it a thumbs up

and subscribe for more content. Bye!

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MAJDNEM ÖSSZEJÖTT... lol * Szilva * - Duration: 10:21.

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Editing CITYSCAPES in Lightroom - Duration: 5:30.

Hey folks

In today's video, I'll show you

How to make a beautiful edition of cityscapes

Stay tuned to the end because after this video your photos will bomb on Instagram

As always, first things first, hit the lens profile, to correct vignetting and distortion

Next, we will correct the alignment of the photo, using the level tool, it will help keep the horizon of the photo straight!

The next step is the editions in the basic panel, in this photo, I will work with a good amount of contrast

To bring the details forward, let's lower the highlights and raise the shadows

The whites and blacks levels will also be adjusted to make the contrast even more beautiful

If you use the ALT key while doing these settings you will see a black screen where it shows if these settings are clipping

Some regions of my photos have gone very blue, I will use the saturation control only to control this color

The tone curves will help bring a more drama

I will also change some details in the red and orange colors using saturation on the HSL tab

Here you can see a before and after

Since I want these photos in a more panoramic format, I'm going to crop it.

A gradient filter will help bring more attention to the center of the photo.

Share this video if you like it!

A second gradient filter will help control the blowout of the sky

Before and after

Missing a vignette

Boommm ... It's ready

Just post !!!

Do not forget to leave your like, share and comment on this video !! If you think it's worth it, sign up for the channel

Because next week there's more .......

CYA.....

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Science of Accents - Duration: 5:29.

Travelling to new countries always leaves me wondering about some of the very basic

things in life. This time in France as I put to test all the little French I'd learnt

at school over the years, something finally made sense. I realised why my French Teacher

gave up on training me with a French Accent.

*intro*

Hi I'm nishka and tonight on cotn I'm going to be talking about the science of accents.

Let's start by talking about what an accent is. An accent is defined as a distinctive

way of pronouncing a language, especially one associated with a particular country,

area, or social class. Which is very different from a dialect, which is basically a change

in not only the accent but also the grammar and vocabulary of the people of a certain

region. So technically speaking, the switch of certain words, such as pants becoming trousers

or chips becoming crisps, is due to a change in dialect and not accent.

The study of accents is called Sociolinguistics and the basic unit of studying this is understanding

phonemes. Phonemes is a basic unit of sound and when they are put together they make words.

In the english language, there are 26 letters but 44 distinctive phonemes. Most foreign

languages do not correspond to this set of phonemes, for example Germans don't have

the ability to say 'th' such as in the word 'that', thus they end us saying 'zat'.

While the japanese have don't have the phonemes La or Ra in their language making it very

difficult for them to pronounce these, and as they replace these phonemes with phonemes

they are familiar with the final outcome of the pronunciation of the word changes forming

the accent.

It's not only individual sounds that can cause a person's speech to sound foreign. Sound

patterns also differ from language to language. For instance, an English syllable may begin

or end with a cluster of consonants, as with the str and ngths of the word strengths.

In Japanese, on the other hand, a syllable contains only one consonant followed by one

vowel - as in ma or chi. For this reason, pronouncing English consonant clusters is

hard for Japanese speakers, and they may produce a vowel sound between the consonants in a

cluster. The same way pronouncing French vowel clusters can be very difficult for native

english speakers.

Finally, sentence structure differs from language to language as well. In Russian, for example,

it's not necessary to have a connecting word like is in the sentence The house is very

large. For that matter, no word corresponding to English the would appear in the Russian

version of this sentence either. But a native Russian speaker learning English who says

only House very large will sound distinctly foreign.

Let's take an example of the typical American and English Accent difference. Incorrectly

portrayed in modern movies, the Patriots and the Redcoats spoke with accents that were

much closer to the contemporary American accent than to the Queen's English. In the 1700's

whether you were from America or Britain, your pronunciation would have been much the

same. It is the standard British accent that has drastically changed in the past two centuries,

while the typical American accent has changed only subtly.

Traditional English was largely "rhotic." Rhotic speakers pronounce the "R" sound in

such words as "hard" and "winter," while non-rhotic speakers do not. Today, however, non-rhotic

speech is common throughout most of Britain. For example, most modern Brits would tell

you it's been a "hahd wintuh." In the british upper class, This shift occurred because people

of low birth rank who had become wealthy during the Industrial Revolution were seeking ways

to distinguish themselves from other commoners; they cultivated the prestigious non-rhotic

pronunciation in order to demonstrate their new upper class status. Thus the accents divided

into American accent called General American and the British accent called Received Pronunciation.

To understand this better let's look at a study where 32 american and 32 japanese

babies listened to a recording playing 'la la la' and every once in a while 'la la

ra', differentiating a la from a ra would result in a toy playing a happy melody. It

was seen that both the sets of 6 month old babies could differentiate. But when the same

experiment was tried on 10-12 month old babies, they could not successfully differentiate.

This suggests that the Broca's area, of the inferior frontal gyrus,

which is concerned with speech formation develops as early as that age and the understanding

of phonemes is already established. This makes it very clear that changing your accent to

the exotic one of your preference is a very difficult task.

This is where Foreign Accent Syndrome comes into the picture. There are strange cases

where people with some sort of head injury wake up and communicate in a completely different

accent. Foreign accent syndrome is caused by brain damage to the insular region, which

impairs the control of the muscles used to produce speech. Research has shown people

with foreign accent syndrome nearly always have trouble producing vowels. Brain damage

affects their ability to control their tongue movements. There may be too much or too little

muscle tension and therefore they may "undershoot" or "overshoot" their target. This leads

to the vowels sounding different, this along with problems in stress pattern of words and

rhythm and intonation of sentences sometimes may sound like a different accent.

This brings us to the end of our episode about the science of accents how they evolve and

how they are studied. So the next time you see a non-native english speaker attempt to

learn english, think about how it might feel to not be able to differentiate between the

very sounds that form the language let alone learn the language and help them out.

We hope you found this video fun/informative/useful If you want more cool content,

click way up here to watch another video that chosen by YouTube's algorithm

If you want to subscribe, click subscribe! We'll see you in the next video, but until

then, Good night

Sleep tight And don't let the Cimex lectularius bite!

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Прогулка в сказку - Duration: 2:04.

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Making-of LiveOverflow videos 2017 - Duration: 9:24.

A while ago I made a video explaining my video making process.

And since then I made several changes and improved it.

So I wanted to give you an update on that, so it's easier for you to start making CTF

video writeups.

I'm not saying that's how you should do it, but I will tell you about my experience

and why I do it this way.

so if you consider making videos, I think I can give you some valuable information here.

And then you can come up with your own process.

So the process changes slightly depending on the topic, but in this case here I will

cover a CTF video write-up.

The CTF challenge is from the google ctf 2017, it was a hard challenge called a7 - gee cue

elle.

First of all I moved away from sony vegas to adobe premiere, because I was hoping it

had better integration with photoshop to draw my overlays to improve my videos.

Well that didn't turn out to be true, but I still think the move was worth it.

doing animations, like moving graphics and rotating them and so forth, directly in Premiere

is much easier than in vegas, but drawing and making the graphics for it is still not

integrated into each other well.

And another downsite is that Adobe products cost quite a bit per month, but I really enjoy

making those videos so it's worth investing into my hobby.

Okay.

So I start with a template that has the intro animation as well as outro already in there

and then I add the recordings I made with OBS during the CTF.

Then I go over each video file and label it with the challenge it was about.

So the first problem is, that CTF challenges take time and are often a mess.

I don't record 12h of my screen and then try to extract 10min of content from it, and

even more important is, that the recording is not really optimised for a video writeup.

I use a big resolution, sometimes multiple screens and multiple devices, it just is not

great footage.

I will get into that a little bit later when we come to editing.

So usually I always record a little bit during the CTF when I have a feeling I made substantial

progress.

And this way I also don't forget my steps.

Then I open up a google doc for the script and start going through the footage and start

writing.

"A7 - gee cue elle was a hard misc challenge."

and so forth.

While writing I already try to imagine how I would show that with a video.

And I think about what errors I like to include and what I will leave out, what I would like

to focus more on and what is unimportant.

Trying to come up with a nice story.

So some videos become more basic, others become more advanced.

Usually I am for about 3 pages in google docs with arial font 11.

That will create a 9-12minute video.

So I continue writing the script.

Check and verifying some stuff, try to find the parts in the recording and so forth.

Now I'm already a page in and I basically just started with the challenge, so I start

to wonder if I can't cover it in 3 pages.

In this case there is quite a bit of code we have to read and understand and that's

always a bit tricky for a video.

When you do the challenge yourself you spend a lot of time reviewing the cdode and maybe

comment everything, maybe you extract pieces and run them on their own, but for a video

you have to keep it short and kinda point out only important parts.

But that could mean the audience doesn't understand the application at all.

so that's just something to keep in mind and is difficult to balance.

After a while the first draft is done.

Way over my 3 pages limit.

Now I use a timer and read the script out loud again, fix some minor grammar and flow

issues and check the length.

Looks like this video is going to be a bit longer.

Now I have to decide, make two parts and flesh these out more, or make one longer part.

This one is hard because it's right there at the border.

So I decide to go with one video for now.

I could always split it later.

When i feel like the script is done, I go back to premiere and record my voice over.

And FYI, up until here took me about 3 hours.

Now I start to assemble the video and edit it.

Like I mentioned earlier, the video recordings from during the CTF are often shitty.

Tabbing around, having personal information in notifications visible, small fonts, crowded

terminals etc.

This means I usually reenact most stuff again.

So for example here I want to record how I searched for OWASP A7 again.

Some things to consider when recording footage.

Try to match the aspect ratio of the video with your windows.

A small trick to do that is to use some kind of image or the video preview to make a clean

browser window in a perfect 16:9 aspect ratio Try to have the font big enough, that it could

be read without fullscreen or high quality.

There are a lot of mobile phone users out there.

Typing is always slow.

Speed those parts up.

And have very determined mouse movements.

Try to not include the spelling mistakes and corrections.

Try to focus as much on what you want them to see, and minimize unecessary information

If you are typing in a terminal, try to leave a border at the bottom or always clear the

terminal so you write at the top, because when you pause in youtube the bar stays on

and covers up what you typed.

Super annoying.

ANd like with any write-up, you have to clean up your code.

That's another big reason why using the footage from during the CTF is so bad.

It's always messy.

At some point I'm done arranging and editing the video in Premiere.

Because I had to reenact and rerecord so many things and look through footage it probably

took me around 4 hours.

But I'm not fully done yet.

First I have to export the video in Premiere and then open it in Photoshop.

Yep you heard me right.

I open the video in photoshop, because photoshop can do video editing.

And this is pretty cool to draw my overlays.

So basically I go now through the video and create layers on which I can draw with my

graphics tablet.

And that's super easy and chill and goes pretty fast.

That's basically my secret of doing my overlays.

Unfortunately I can't animate stuff here.

So I can't animate moving graphics or so.

If I plan to do that, then I usually create the graphics first and import them to premiere.

But that's pretty tedious.

I really would like a better process here, because animations would be really cool.

Then I render the video in photoshop, which is buggy, because sometimes the audio in the

beginning cuts out, which apparently happens when the disk can't read the video source

file fast enough and I have the footage on a huge hard drive, not an SSD.

So what you can do is quickly play the video with vlc, because then it seems to be in memory

or so and I never have a problem.

Anyway.

This part took me about an hour or so.

So it's pretty fast

Next step is uploading… so going To youtube…..

Oh…

Gynvael is streaming right now.

Better go watch this instead.

After procrastinating, but also learnign awesome new stuff, I finally do the upload and create

a thumbnail for it.

Then some other small stuff has to be done, like adding the transcript for the subtitles

and adding the endcard.

If you pay attention to the upload date and look when I publicly released it, you can

see that quite some time passed.

I actually always have videos in the pipeline.

When I made this video I had 6 unreleased videos which means I have a buffer for over

a month.

And that's important to me, because I always have bursts of motivation and I go crazy a

few days making videos and then I need a break again.

And for example in the recent weeks I had ton of work and was travelling and couldn't

make any videos.

So now I have only 2 videos left.

That's also the reason why I don't really make up-to-date news videos often.

Basically there was only the nintendo switch and dirtycow video I made.

It feels really good to release a video consistanly every week but I don't want to have anxiety

and the pressure to create another video.

I can go comfortably on vacation or just play a game without feeling guilty.

Overall you can see it takes me about one full day to create a video, without the time

it took me to solve challenge or research a topic.

if I would care less in making the footage look good or not write a script and be good

at just talking and improvising, I could be a lot faster.

But that's how I like to do it right now and, I'm curious how I change my process

over the next year.

My videos have changed a lot from when I started.

Hope it helps, I wanna see more CTF video write-ups.

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Game of Thrones S7E05 Explained - Duration: 18:12.

Game of Thrones Season 7 Episode 5 begins with Jaime washing ashore like Aragorn in

Two Towers, but instead of a sexy dream elf to wake him, he's got Bronn – "Listen

to me, cunt".

Bronn points out the obvious – the Lannisters can't beat Daenerys with her three dragons,

so Jaime goes to Cersei and says they can't win this war.

But Cersei won't surrender.

She says there's too much bad blood to make peace – Cersei won't forgive Tyrion for

killing her father Tywin, Dany won't forgive Jaime for killing her father Aerys, and Cersei

refuses to let go of the Iron Throne.

Tyrion Lannister walks through the ashes of his family's army – he seems to feel some

regret.

Then again, Tyrion did promise Cersei that one day he'd turn her joy to ashes . Perhaps

that day has come – Tyrion turned Cersei's power to dust.

The Lannister army was also the pride of Tyrion's hated father Tywin . Maybe Tyrion feels some

satisfaction wiping the last trace of his father's legacy.

Daenerys tells the surviving Lannisters that she's not there to burn or murder, and then

she murders Randyll and Dickon by burning them in front of their men.

Tyrion's worried that this sends mixed messages.

Good leaders sometimes have to kill disloyal lords – Robb and Jon both did.

But burning a father and son alive reminds people of Dany's father Mad Aerys, who killed

Rickard and Brandon Stark.

It's a delicate balance between being a strong leader and looking like a terrible

tyrant, especially with the memory of Aerys hanging over you.

Dany talks about making the world better, and breaking the wheel – a metaphor for

stopping the cycle of conflict in Westeros , and changing the political system – somehow.

It's not really clear what kind of changes Dany wants to make.

Remember, this is her first day on the Westerosi mainland.

She's a stranger to this country, she doesn't know its problems – so how can she hope

to reshape society for the better?

Look at what she did in Meereen – she came to a foreign city, destroyed its social structure,

banned slavery, made herself queen, and tried to make everything fair.

And – it was a disaster.

The Sons of the Harpy revolted, the slavers attacked in force, and Dany ended up leaving

with Daario in charge.

Since we haven't heard any updates from Daario's Democratic Republic of the Bay

of Dragons lately, it's probably fair to assume things have turned bad in Meereen – just

like they did in Astapor and Yunkai . The point is – Dany's speech may be good political

rhetoric.

But we know ruling Westeros won't be so simple.

Dany returns to Dragonstone, and Jon has a moment with her dragon Drogon.

In the books, it's hinted that dragons tend to be more friendly to people who have Targaryen

blood – so maybe Drogon is nice to Jon because Jon is the son of Rhaegar Targaryen.

Then again, the dragons were also cool with Tyrion, and he's not a Targaryen – probably

– so this might not necessarily mean a whole lot.

Dany asks again about Jon's death, and Jon avoids the question again.

Dany's gonna have to find out about Jon's resurrection sometime.

She's had magical rebirth or two herself, so she'd probably understand.

Dany and Jon are fire and ice, and sometime they gotta recognise it.

They're interrupted by the arrival of Jorah, now healed of his greyscale.

Dany and Jorah have a long and complex history.

Dany exiled Jorah in Season 4 for reporting on her to Varys.

He returned to her briefly in Season 5 but she didn't forgive him for a while, they

reunited in Season 6, but Jorah had greyscale so he went got cured, and now, he's back

once again.

Jorah loves Dany, and in the books, this comes off as creepy – Dany's a teenager, and

Jorah's this fugly middle-aged man who hits on her cause she looks like his ex-wife . But,

still, Jorah has stayed loyal to Dany longer than anyone else has.

They've been through a lot together, so Dany wants him by her side.

In the north, Bran uses his magic powers to take control of a bunch of ravens.

He flies them over the Wall and looks at the army of the dead, until the Night King seems

to break Bran's control.

If the Night King can break Bran's control of ravens, could Bran break the Night King's

control of these zombies?

Just deactivate the whole army of the dead at once?

That'd be handy.

But we still don't know how this magic works.

It does seem that Bran and the Night King use a similar kind of magic.

Which might suggest that this human who became the Night King years ago was originally a

greenseer, like Bran and Bloodraven.

In the books, Bran sees a vision of the bones of other dreamers impaled on ice – maybe

the other white walkers were originally greenseers who turned to the icy dark side of old gods

magic under Night King Darth Vader…

Or something.

After all this time, the walkers are still super mysterious, so it'll be awesome to

find out more about what they are and what they want.

Bran sees that the walkers are marching on Eastwatch, the easternmost castle on the Wall.

Emphasis on the Wall – Eastwatch is behind it, and the Wall is protected with magic which

apparently stops the dead getting through – so they prolly can't just bash down

the gate with an undead giant.

How, then, will the walkers pass the Wall?

In the opening credits of past episodes, the ocean by the Wall has looked frozen-over,

so some people think they could maybe just walk around atop the sea, or maybe do an underwater

Pirates of the Caribbean thing.

It probably would have been easier, though, for the dead to go west instead.

Cause to the west, the Wall ends, and there's a bridge across a gorge.

Why not cross there?

The walkers must have some special plan to get past Eastwatch.

So Bran sends out letters to warn everyone.

Down at the Citadel, the maesters want to see evidence before they freak out about magic

zombies.

Which in the real world would be very reasonable – but in fantasy, sceptics are wrong.

The maesters mention other prophets from the past, like Jenny of Oldstones.

Jenny was a mysterious common woman who married a Targaryen prince bout fifty years ago.

Jenny was friends with a witch now known as "the ghost of High Heart", who said that

the prince that was promised, or Azor Ahai, would be born of the line of Aerys and Rhaella

– which means that either Daenerys or Jon could be the hero to save the world – looks

like Jenny was probably right.

The maesters also mention a guy called Lodos.

Three hundred years ago, when the Targaryens took the Iron Islands, Lodos claimed he was

the son of the Drowned God, and that krakens would rise up to destroy Aegon's fleet.

That didn't happen, and Lodos led a mass suicide.

But in the books krakens have been seen recently , and it's looking like book-Euron might

just turn himself some kinda Cthulu, so maybe even Lodos was onto something.

Point is, both of the archmaesters' examples of prophecy being wrong might actually have

elements of truth – but they still don't believe in white walkers.

This frustrates Sam so much that he abandons his dream of becoming a maester, steals some

books, and heads north to somehow help in the war for the dawn.

He presumably brings the sword Heartsbane with him – Sam's father Randyll won't

be needing it any more.

There's not much love lost between Randyll and Sam – but Dickon seemed alright, so

Sam might mourn the loss of his brother.

Before Sam leaves though, Gilly quietly drops the biggest revelation in the season.

She reads in a book that a septon annulled the marriage of Prince 'Ragger' and married

him to someone else in a secret ceremony in Dorne . What this means is that Prince Rhaegar

Targaryen – Daenerys' older brother – set aside his marriage to Elia Martell and secretly

married Lyanna Stark, who gave birth to Jon Snow in Dorne.

Fans have speculated for years that something like this had happened, cause this means that

Jon Snow is not really a bastard.

He's the legitimate child of Prince Rhaegar, making him the legitimate heir of King Aerys,

meaning Jon Snow should be King of Westeros.

This complicates the situation with Jon's aunt Daenerys, who also claims the Throne.

No one in the story knows all of this though – so we'll have to wait until Bran or

someone figures it out.

At Dragonstone, Tyrion and Varys worry that Dany might become a bad ruler like her father

Aerys – and Varys doesn't quite know what to do about this.

Varys used to seem so powerful.

A secretive schemer, spymaster and Spider, who knew everything and made everyone his

puppet . But now that he's revealed his hand, and made his loyalties clear, Varys

is just a bald guy in a dressing gown hoping for the best.

He did always say that power is an illusion . Jon and Dany and Tyrion work out a plan.

Jon will lead a team beyond the Wall to capture a zombie, and bring it down to King's Landing

to show Cersei, so that Cersei will help them or at least not attack them or something when

they go back north to fight the dead.

And this plan is… bad.

It's a huge risk to King Jon, and he's the guy uniting the north and the wildlings

and Daenerys.

And if they succeed in catching a zombie, there's no guarantee it'll stay animated

on the long journey south.

It might rot, or get out of range of the walkers' magic, or just stop moving.

Even if all that works, all they'd achieve is to show Cersei a zombie.

Why would she be impressed, when she's already got a zombie, the Mountain.

One zombie doesn't prove the threat of the army of the dead.

Even if Cersei does believe it, does anyone really think Cersei would make peace with

her enemies for the sake of the greater good?

Even if she does, what will her help be worth?

Dany just roasted a Lannister army, how many men can Cersei have left?

How useful will soldiers be against the army of the dead anyway?

The best way to beat the dead would surely be Dany's dragons – why not fly up and

burn them all now?

Or if you just want to capture a zombie, why not swoop down with a dragon and just grab

one?

The answer, of course, is the same reason the eagles don't fly Frodo to Mount Doom.

It'd be too easy, and too quick.

But part of what makes Game of Thrones special, and different to fantasies like Lord of the

Rings, is that behind all the dragons and zombies, there's usually a strong logic

to the plot.

People make decisions that make sense.

And this convoluted, dangerous, probably pointless plan – does not make sense.

At Winterfell, the lords of the north and the Vale speak in support of Sansa.

It almost sounds like they want to declare her their Queen , when only last season they

declared Jon their King.

Before that, they mostly supported the Boltons, and before that Robb Stark.

Seems they can't go a season without wanting to switch sides.

Arya accuses Sansa of undermining Jon, and wanting power for herself.

Sansa tries to be reasonable, but Arya just won't listen.

It makes sense that Arya doesn't get the politics – she's spent seasons training

with assassins, not learning diplomacy.

But this seems rooted in something deeper for Arya.

She criticises Sansa for loving pretty things and feeling superior , which connects to the

jealousy and resentment Arya had for Sansa growing up – over how Sansa was perfect

and pretty, while Arya never fit.

Maybe the real reason for Arya's aggression is all this old anger.

Whatever the reason, Littlefinger sees an opportunity.

He manipulates Arya into finding the old letter that Cersei made Sansa write supporting King

Joffrey and condemning the Starks.

This wasn't really Sansa's fault – she was just a kid, she had no real choice.

But this might work as a way for Petyr to isolate Sansa from the rest of her family

– to create chaos and division which he can use to gain more influence.

This is some classic Petyr Baelish evil scheming, and in the short term, it much just work.

But in the long term, Sansa can just explain how she was forced to write the letter, Arya

can figure out that Petyr misled her, and Bran can reveal he's magically seen every

evil thing that Petyr's ever done.

So Littlefinger's fucked – but at least he gets one last lurk in.

Tyrion and Davos arrive at King's Landing, and Davos mentions the death of his son Matthos

in Season 2.

Davos has a wife and kids back home, and he often thinks about them in the books . But

while everyone else complains about their personal drama all the time, Davos usually

keeps things to himself, and carries on his duty.

But he remembers his friends.

Davos goes and meets with Gendry, the bastard son of King Robert who was last seen rowing

in Season 3 after Melisandre tried to burn him.

Gendry wields a warhammer, just like his father did, decorated with the stag of his house.

It looks like Gendry identifies with his father's family, the Baratheons – maybe after the

war is won, he'll rule the Baratheon seat of Storm's End – since every other Baratheon

is dead.

As the son of King Robert, though, Gendry could also potentially have a claim on the

Iron Throne – which, as Davos says, complicates the situation with Jon and Dany.

Meanwhile, Tyrion goes to meet Jaime.

Tyrion tries to justify his killing of their father Tywin, but Jaime doesn't want to

hear it, and threatens to kill Tyrion.

The brothers' relationship in the books is even worse – they parted on bad terms,

with Tyrion lying and saying he killed Joffrey.

So their reunion in the books might be a lot darker.

Anyway Tyrion gets to the point and asks Jaime to convince Cersei to peacefully meet with

Dany and Jon.

On the way out, Davos and co. have some trouble with gold cloaks.

It really was a big risk coming here in broad daylight with the recognisable Imp – they

all could easily have been caught and killed by Cersei.

But Gendry solves their problems with his hammer, and they get away.

Jaime reveals to Cersei that he met Tyrion, and Cersei reveals to Jaime she already knew,

and allowed it to happen.

Which is pretty surprising.

Cersei hates and fears Tyrion more than anyone else in the world.

You'd think she'd take the chance to kill him . But apparently, Cersei's decided she

needs to make peace with Daenerys to beat her in the long run.

Cersei tells Jaime that she's pregnant, and the twins share an emotional moment, which

Cersei immediately exploits to tell Jaime to never betray her . So this is some classic

emotional manipulation from Cersei, using a tender moment for strategic gain.

But there's probably also some sincerity here.

Cersei's pregnancy might help explain why Cersei went from wanting to fight to the death

to wanting peace within one episode.

She has a child to protect now.

But the pregnancy also raises questions.

Maggy the Frog predicted that Cersei would have three children – a fourth child would

go against that prophecy.

In the show, Cersei did have a short-lived baby with Robert , so maybe that number's

out the window anyway.

But it still would be weird if Cersei had another child.

Maybe she'll die before it's born – but if the valonqar theory is true and Jaime kills

Cersei, would he kill his own unborn child along with his twin?

This baby raises the stakes.

At Dragonstone, Jon meets Gendry.

Gendry's father Robert, and Jon's supposed father Ned were close friends, and their bond

inspires a friendship between Gendry and Jon.

Gendry's keen to join the fight against the dead, which is a little surprising given

he has no experience with white walkers or the north – but Gendry has seen some mystical

shit, what with Beric and the red witch, so it's plausible enough he believes in the

dead – if it gives him something to swing at.

Tyrion farewells Jorah, and hints at their rocky past – remember that one time Jorah

dwarfnapped Tyrion?

And Dany farewells Jorah for the umpteenth time – maybe the last time.

And finally Dany farewells Jon with a longing gaze.

It'd save a lot of hassle if these guys just admitted that they wanna bone, cause

a marriage alliance between Dany and Jon would be hugely powerful – it'd clear up the

problem of their competing claims on the Throne – they could rule together as King and Queen.

Chuck Gendry in there for a threesome, and you'd solve the whole succession crisis

in one go.

But might have to leave that for the fanfic.

At Eastwatch, Jon forms the greatest squad of warriors Westeros has ever seen.

There's Jon Snow – the white wolf, the resurrected King in the North.

Gendry, "the Bull", bastard son of King Robert.

Thoros – the "red wizard" of Myr, and Beric Dondarrion – the Lightning Lord, six

times reborn.

There's Jorah Mormont, Ser Friendzone, survivor of greyscale.

Tormund Giantsbane, "Husband to Bears", "Mead-King of Ruddy Hall" . And Sandor

Clegane – the Hound, gravedigger, eater of chicken.

It's an amazing team, which ordinarily would be impossible.

Cause these guys are knights and wildlings, northerners and southerners, followers of

the old gods and of R'hllor – there's a lot of bad blood.

Gendry was sold to Melisandre by Thoros and Beric.

Beric was killed by the Hound then resurrected.

Tormund's people were hunted and killed by Jorah's father Jeor Moment.

Any other time, these guys would be enemies.

But because of the threat of the dead, none of these grudges matter any more . Which kind

of says it all about this new season.

There's no time for the complexity, the history, or the logistics – the story is

hurtling towards its climax.

There is something lost when the show moves so fast – but it is fucken fun to watch.

The heroes step beyond the Wall to face the night.

This scene when Cersei made Sansa write a letter against the Starks is a really interesting

chapter of the Game of Thrones books.

It shows how naïve and trusting Sansa once was, and how manipulative Cersei is, using

love to assure loyalty – just like she does with Jaime this episode.

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Thanks to translators for translating captions, and thanks to Patrons Kara Schutter, Valentin

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Ancient Humans & Neanderthals Had Sex, Here's How It Changed Us Forever - Duration: 4:15.

Around 100,000 years ago (dates vary), ancient humans moved out of Africa and into the Middle

East and Europe… but, another group of hominids called the Neanderthal were already there.

They wanted to be... where the people were… and now we are forever 'part of their world.'

So to speak.

We sexed them up.

Today, we live with a mix of the DNA of every one of our ancestors.

Luckily for us, both the human and neanderthal genome have been sequenced.

This means, we can look at the full breadth of our DNAs and find places where things match

up.

For many of us, that includes a few hundred neanderthal bits as well.

For example, I have 301 neanderthal markers in my genome.

They say, that's more than most!

So, many of us have a little genetics from the valley of Neander… which plants a question

in a lot of people's minds… did putting some Neander-cream in our Homo sapien-coffee

make things better or worse?

In 2016, the first study to try and discover what genetics the neanderthal added found

some shocking results….I want to say first, a lot of this research sort of feels… icky.

"Ew, we mixed the races and now we're somehow weaker!"

But, that's not the case.

According to their research, neander-genes influence "the skin, the immune system,

depression, addiction, and metabolism," among other things.

They compared the genes and electronic health records of thousands of people, and found

those with certain genetics related to neanderthals also had higher incidences of addiction to

nicotine -- and thus tobacco use.

Another mutation from the neanderthals gave ancient humans hypercoagulability of the blood

-- which the researchers said was be an advantage at the time, but today increases risk of clots

in the bloodstream.

A separate set of researchers found neanderthal DNA may have helped our skin toughen…

As the genes affected keratin production -- the stuff that makes fingernails and hair stronger.

And still others have identified neander-genes that decrease risk of schizophrenia, and more

that help the immune system detect fungi and organism invaders!

There's even a study stating that Tibetans can tolerate lower oxygen levels, in part,

because of a gene EPAS1 -- which came from mixing with Denisovans -- another separate

ancient group related to the neanderthal.

But it's not all positive.

Neanderthal DNA also brought some negatives with it -- like marrying into a new family,

you get both good and bad!

Neanderthal DNA has been implicated in connection to lupus, type-II diabetes, malnutrition,

heightened allergies… and so on.

All this is pretty amazing stuff, but a new study took the neanderthal mixing a step further,

which skeeves me out a bit…

They're claiming an influx of neanderthal DNA could have changed the shape of the skull,

and thus the brain.

To test their hypothesis they created a system to compare how much neanderthal genetics a

group of people had, giving their participants a NeanderScore.

Their research pointed to two areas of the brain that were altered after mixing with

neanderthals: the visual cortex, which you know, and also the IPS — which is associated

with grasping and coordinating body movements -- it's part of the reason we can use tools.

The thing is, after that it get's a liiiiiittle shaky, as they're making assumptions about

evolution based on a bunch of hypotheses.

In the end, obviously, more research is needed.

Genes are very important for some traits, but they're not 100-percent predictors.

For example, even if you have a gene that puts you at high risk for cancer, it's still

not a guarantee.

Just like with any progeny, mixing genetics is a risk.

As ancient humans mixed their genes with these ancient groups, our evolutionary paths were

intertwined.

As we learn more about the volumes of information hidden in our DNA -- I, for one, look forward

to expanding my family reunions to include even more of my neander valley cousins.

After the reunion, we could start a website… but we'd need a URL from Domain.com.

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If you're wondering just how DTF our ancient ancestors were -- you should watch Natalia

explain that here.

How do you feel about being part neanderthal?

Let us know in the comments and please subscribe.

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How To Watch Netflix While Driving, Legally. | Audio Descriptions - Duration: 2:00.

- This is how to watch Netflix while driving, legally.

Disclaimer, I am actually legally blind

and I've never driven in my life, legally.

- [Netflix] What do you actually see?

- [Man] A little distracted there are you?

- No, I'm a good multi-tasker, I have ADHD.

- [Man] Okay.

- Yeah.

- Have you ever wondered how a blind person

can enjoy a TV show or a film?

- I'll watch and drive, it's great.

- Do you mind if I show you a feature?

- [Driver] No, go ahead.

- The answer is audio descriptions.

It's an optional track of audio

that can play during your video

that will narrate the visual elements.

That way, you can continue to binge

your favorite Netflix shows

as if they were an audio book.

- [Narrator] As one drops down to look under the car

Matt rolls to the other side

and springs up and on to the other man.

- Netflix currently offers audio descriptions

for all their original content.

Keep in mind though, not every title in their library

will offer them.

It's up to the networks and the distributors

to provide access to their content

for the visually impaired

and multi-tasking users.

- [Narrator] Her smile disappears.

(character speaking foreign language)

- For someone who is legally blind with little sight

I like to watch with both visual and audio descriptions.

That way, I don't miss a second of what

my eyes might be missing.

I also highly recommend them for any aspiring actor

writer, or director

wanting to dissect a screen play.

For a full list of audio described content on Netflix

Amazon Prime, and iTunes

be sure to check out the Audio Descriptions Project.

Most importantly, be sure to advocate for distributors

to make their content more accessible

because frankly, it benefits everyone.

And with this information, now you can Netflix and chill

without missing a second of the action.

- [Man] Drive, Netflix and drive.

- Netflix and drive.

You can now Netflix and drive without being distracted.

Thank you.

That's it for this video.

If you liked this video

be sure to hit that thumbs up button.

To watch more, check out the video on screen.

If you want to support me and what I do

be sure to subscribe

and check out the Patreon down below.

Thanks for watching and I will hear you next time, bye.

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The photo on the Internet - Duration: 4:32.

Lately, about the last 5-10 years, the population has spread a new hobby - photography. The camera became available - they can be purchased at any Department store. Prices on the photo became very interesting... besides the whole process of film developing and photo printing is done by professionals in specialized centers. All just wonderful! After you bought the camera, the euphoria starts... You click, click, click... photography, print.. print.... print... Spend money on supplies ... film .... Then you calm down a little ... and use the camera only on holidays... right? Maybe it was you? Was! It happens with everyone! At the same time, we see how some people (professionals) earn good money photographing the people, landscapes, weddings, making photo reports, etc. a List of what you can do with the camera, great. You say, "It's as old as the world! What is new here?!" I propose the following. Arrange your photo on the Internet. Through this Studio you will be selling your photos, and also photos of any other photographers, having them a certain percentage from the sales. Ie you will discover at its website a virtual exhibition-sale. The project "Photo of the Internet" will bring together a diverse audience of professionals and Amateurs of all ages, collectors of photos from different countries, representatives of print and virtual publications (they also needed photos for their publications) and just curious people. On this website everyone will have the opportunity to exhibit his pictures for sale, and photography enthusiasts will be able to purchase any photo. Each person will be able to see pictures, and if you like something you can buy quality electronic version of the photo. For the organization of the photographic exhibition on the Internet, you need to create your website. The name of the site you can think of, for example, is: www.fotosalon.ru. However, I cannot guarantee that this domain name is available. Then you have to decide who You are going to register a domain name and a hosting provider your website will be located. If you are not sure of the reality of the project, you can first skate project on a free hosting, having, for example such domain name, www.fotosalon.narod.ru. You must then register the site in search engines such as Alta Vista, Rambler, etc. i.e. to make the advertising site in the network, the benefit of such information on the Internet a lot... I Think it will not be difficult to do yourself. The images on the website should be taken only in electronic form. The format of the images is 600x400 pixels, jpg, the compression ratio is not below 80%. It is advisable to photos to work information: title, topic, initial cost, what kind of camera was the picture, etc. i.e. to give the information that is important to the photographer. Payment for photos can be made through payment system WebMoney, Visa card or postal order. Option here a lot. Once you place the pictures, any man from any point of the globe will be able to see the works, placed on your website. Work depicting familiar types, on the other side of the world (e.g., Japan) may represent rare photos of exotic places. If You want to work as a professional in this kind of business, you will have to make some monetary investments. The first thing you will need to buy a professional digital camera. You will also need to spend time and money on the creation and promotion project in the network. That's like it.