Waching daily Aug 29 2017

Hey there everybody!

So as you can tell from the title of this video this is going to be a little talk about

my braces experience.

And yes, I have had braces, this is the sixth time.

It all started when I was about eight or nine years old.

I had lost most of my baby teeth, I know weird, by that time.

And a lot of my teeth didn't have enough room to come in because they were coming in

before I had grown properly and just...

All that kind of stuff.

So my parents were told by my dentist that maybe an orthodontist would be a good place

to go to.

So we went there.

And they put expanders slash spacers on me.

Which basically looked just like these braces that I have now.

Except, um, I think there were springs in between each bracket.

I don't remember for sure, because it was… a while… ago.

[laughing]

Basically these teeth, my canines, were trying

to be reverse vampire teeth and they didn't have enough room to come in so that's where

the expanders came in.

And they helped let those, um, teeth have room to come down.

Because my arches, like where my back tooth goes to my other back tooth.

That's an arch.

It gave that room to widen out so then my teeth could come in.

So then once those had done their job and all my teeth had nice enough room to be teeth,

um I was eleven or twelve I think?

I got braces again because I was quote unquote finished growing according to my orthodontist.

Which I thought was really strange.

I, I don't understand that.

But anyway, I had braces again and then when I was in seventh grade…

So around thirteen fourteen-ish…

I think?

I got those off and, because I was "finished growing".

The orthodontist apparently forgot that both of my parents are over six foot… so.

I think I was probably still in the mid five foot range at that time.

If that.

That orthodontist put permanent retainers on the backs of my teeth.

Which didn't affect my speaking or anything like that which was awesome.

But there was basically a wire that went from these four teeth…

I think I got that right.

Um, and then cemented on the back of each of those teeth.

And then on my bottom teeth from there to there.

With just cement on each place so it was easier to floss on the bottom which was awesome.

When I was a senior in high school I started noticing that my teeth didn't quite fit

together as they should.

Which was really driving me nuts, and my jaw was kind of getting more sore.

So I went back to that same orthodontist and had more braces put on right after prom.

They wanted to put them on before prom, and my mom was like "Excuse you, we're gonna

get some good prom pictures.

Thanks.

Bye."

Not that rude, but it was one of those Mama Bear moments when she was like, this is the

only prom my daughter is ever gonna go to and we're gonna get cute pictures.

So thanks Mom, I love you.

[laughter] So I had those braces taken off.

And then when I was around 21 or 22 maybe before then because it was around

the time when I got Fella here.

Um, I started noticing that my jaw issues had gotten worse and worse.

And it was just really odd to chew.

I could really only chew on the left side, and that was kind of annoying.

So we went to a jaw specialist and my mom had also gone to this specialist and she saw

that it can be genetic what she has.

And um, she wanted to catch it in me before it got really really bad.

So then I was put on a MAGO which basically is a jaw splint, but it doesn't hurt and

I can still go about my…

Er, still could go about my regular business.

It basically looked like…

You know those Invisilign retainer looking things?

It basically looked like that but there was a lot of space.

There was thickness between my front teeth.

And it was just on my top teeth, and it was a retainer.

The MAGO was used to put my jaw in the right place.

Because I'd go in about once a week and they'd shave down.

They'd say "Okay, where are you hitting the hardest?"

And I would say "Oh, I'm hitting on this tooth the hardest."

And then they have you, um, it's kind of like carbon paper but it's for this.

I don't actually know what it's called, sorry.

But they place that in your mouth and they have you bite down.

They say "Tap-tap-tap" And then you tap-tap-tap.

And then it makes marks where you're hitting the hardest so that they can make sure that

your teeth are hitting where they should.

And it keeps your jaw on the right place all at the same time!

It's a really nifty little tool.

So the MAGO took probably about a year-ish.

Maybe a little bit more, maybe a little bit less.

So now I'm just trying to get my teeth to cooperate where my jaw needs to be and have

all of my teeth touching where they should.

After I came out of the MAGO we discovered that I had a very open bite.

Which basically means that I was touching in some places, and then other places there

was no contact with the teeth.

Unless I would force it.

Which doesn't always feel very good, but sometimes it's okay.

Um, force it closed and then like my jaw kind of does.

Like this I kind of how my jaw, er my- This is kind of how my teeth were.

I was only touching in the far back left with my very back teeth there.

So that's why it was more comfortable to chew just on my left side.

So once the braces went on for the… one two three four…

Fourth time it was a lot easier to eat because my teeth were hitting where they should be

and the adjustments were coming along.

And it was just a lot more comfortable.

I actually had set number four taken off when I was in a good friend's wedding because

I had braces when my brother got married when I was in high school.

And I just don't really enjoy looking at those photos.

Looking back I could have left the braces on for my friend's wedding because it-

I don't know.

It would have been fine, but it was kind of nice to have a little bit of freedom.

And I actually met my husband when I didn't have braces.

So that was really nice too.

So Jake and I met over Labor Day weekend.

And I didn't have braces, and the braces were supposed to go on while he was visiting.

So that was another call made by my mom saying "Wait, you have such a pretty smile, don't

hide them behind the braces yet!

Let's wait so you can meet Jake!"

So thanks again, Mom, for looking out for me.

So I think the week after Jake and I met in person I had my braces put back on for several

months.

I believe it was August to April?

And we thought I was done!

We were like "Yay! Hooray!

Just in time for my wedding.

This is so exciting.

I am completely done with braces."

Yeah… no.

I wore my retainer like I was supposed to.

And I went back in for a couple of check ups.

And my orthodontist, my awesome awesome orthodontist just wasn't very happy with where my teeth

were.

It turns out that with set number five, I was wearing rubber bands like I was supposed to

But that was manipulating my jaw and um, my teeth were correct when the rubber bands were

in.

But then as soon as I'd take the rubber bands out my jaw would go back into place

and it turned out that I still had a little bit of an open bite.

So here we are, round six.

And I am actually on a mini MAGO.

It's a little bit hard to understand me when I'm talking.

So that's why I'm not wearing it right now but I do wear it when I sleep, and most

of the day.

My orthodontist decided that with round six, here let's try, um.

Putting bars across the roof of my mouth.

They're not touching the roof of my mouth.

But they're going from back tooth to back tooth.

And I can actually stick my tongue through, and like, massage the roof of my mouth if

I need to.

I don't know why I would, but just like if food gets stuck up there it's not an

issue usually.

Unless it gets wrapped around the bars which is not very fun.

I end up making a gagging noise.

Anyway, TMI.

The bars, as I said before, go… and I have a picture of this so I'll show that to you, too.

Go from, um, the top second to back, to the top second to back.

I also had another bar that was on the teeth behind those, but that one tended to gag me

a little bit.

And I wasn't able to say um, several words.

And it was cutting into my tongue, which I'll alsho, also show you.

But there was two lines instead of one.

So anyway, these bars were in place.

And then anytime I swallow, or talk with certain words, my tongue pushes that bar.

Which then pushes the teeth up into my gums which is really good because that's where

the issue was.

Was my teeth were down too far, so then the bar is helping them go back up.

So then I'll have a better bite.

For my case, I either needed to do the bars, or the bars AND the bars and surgery.

So I opted out of the surgery hoping that this will work good enough for me because…

The less surgery the better.

The surgery would have, um, put bars, or anchors I think they're called?

In my gums above my teeth and then I would wear rubber bands to lift those teeth up.

So I'm really glad I've avoided that so far.

Hopefully that won't come into my future.

So like I said, I'm on a little mini MAGO.

And this one just covers my front four teeth on the top.

Uh, here to here.

And then that's just an easy way of making sure that my jaw is on- in the right place,

and that I don't have too much of an open bite.

So hopefully my braces will be coming off sooner, rather than later.

But if not, that's okay.

I want my jaw to be healthy.

Eventually I probably will have some of my back teeth, and teeth on the right side built

up a little bit.

So that my teeth fit where they're supposed to.

And then my jaw stays in the right place.

And hopefully I won't have a round seven with braces once these come off.

So all that being said about braces I just wanted to let you guys know that Bailey Orthodontics

is the one- the office that's doing my braces.

And if you're looking for a place that's really going to take care of you, and make

your awesome smile even better than it is right now.

Definitely check out Bailey Orthodontics in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

They are seriously the sweetest staff, Doctor Bailey is wonderful.

He's so kind, and it's just a really great welcoming place.

I highly suggest them.

So thank you guys so much for watching, and for joining me today.

If you have any questions or comments or anything, feel free to let me know either here on the

comment's section in YouTube, or you can find me on other social media.

And I have those links in the description of this video.

Thank you guys.

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INTO THE BASEMENT | Hello Neighbor Beta 3 Pt.3 - Duration: 17:57.

hello everyone it's me Jayskibean welcome back to hello neighbor

last episode I explored a lot of the house and I looked around a lot and you

basically watched me do pretty much nothing but open doors so this episode I

actually had to start a brand new game all over again because I played for

hours and hours trying to record the next episode after that actually got a

lot figured out but a lot of things aren't where they're supposed to be like

a lot of things are all buggy English you so I had to start a brand new game

and I've played a lot off-camera since then I found out a lot since then so

first things first we're gonna grab these binoculars here and we're gonna go

up here this is the first thing we need to do is turn off his camera system so

we're gonna go up this way we're gonna go in here gonna pop that there real

quick and we're gonna flip this off like Boop

alright now let's off and next thing we need to do I'm not I'm not exactly sure

what that generator does not exactly sure what that generator does but I'm

gonna drop down here anyway and turn it on it's got to be good right like open

this door and unlock everything we can pretty much and this is a secret door

over here so I'm gonna leap and miss the jump and leap I missed the jump again I

mean I'm gonna get it eventually right oh my god I've done this a thousand

times why can't I do it now okay come on there we go okay and right that one

right there I literally hit every painting in this room because I had a

theory about that one to open that secret door and that was the one was the

last one of his so I'm gonna open that I'm gonna open this and open this one

open this one and there's the thing right there too so I'm gonna grab

something tiny like this guy oops grab something tiny and maybe a backup

plan and then I'm gonna run over oh good fell okay well okay he's right there my

face so since we're outside again we're gonna go over here and open the elevator

door right around back hopefully he's not back here yeah he is okay

I missed it okay good good great maybe he won't see me this time run over here

I'm gonna open this for real this time yes there we go okay got it up and now

we need to go upstairs the good thing is once the elevators open we can basically

Juke him out and run straight into his house like around him okay you can't

reach me here all right flip that and that opens that door it's a secret

passageway so they can go in here and we can open this and I can open this flip

this open I'm he freaking he's everywhere he's literally everywhere

okay so you can grab the umbrella we can unlock this he that's just this favorite

spot right now so we're gonna go back to that later we got the umbrella that's

important so we're just gonna go into his house no and we're gonna climb up

he's right there isn't he he's like right behind me it's okay because we can

climb a hundred times faster than he can so once we get this unlocked we can go

up here we can see that is actually where the green key

is up there I've looked a million times last time and yeah I looked at million

times last time and it wasn't there like for some reason it didn't spawn so

anywhere we're gonna glide down here grab this thing because that's important

gonna move all this and there's the night time door that's important too I'm

gonna grab this table you set it here by the night time door so when we open it

we can prop it open I'll get back to that later

I'll do the nighttime door later and what else we got we can go ahead we can

go down here this is important too we can drop down here you can turn this and

that should start that that should go now yay okay good so that started now

you can drop and we could probably go ahead and just sail on back through okay

so he's got that bear trap Dolf so I'm gonna do this the old-fashioned way okay

so this thing is important because it makes the grass plants grow faster it's

very very important for a certain part it's very it's important to get the

globe remember the globe I don't know if I kept that footage of the globe but

anyway this is a globe and I'm gonna explain it to you guys

maybe I might expect if he doesn't karate bat flip his way Oh parkour

master over here he's at ease all over the place okay so um yeah I'm gonna go

up here actually no no no I missed something really important in here but

because he's in here he's this guy right here I got it though I got the magnet he

loves that space with the birthday cakes that's that's where he is right now like

that's that's his hangout spot he's outside now can't lock him out anymore

we used to be able to do that so we're gonna go up here you're gonna get this

see that that's a thing - over there

this way yes way so here's the red key there's a puzzle for the red key here

but I think I need the gun to get that and you get the gun with what the what's

it called I need those to see you grab this crap okay let's move this and this

is actually where the curb bar is Boop and then we can grab a crowbar with the

magnet grab it okay I don't have enough room in my inventory to wrap do I have

to put something down I got to put something down okay okay well put this

down here then I guess I don't really need it that much right so grab this

grab it grab it dude and of course it falls okay okay yeah that makes sense

all right well I'm gonna head switch this then like while I'm up here he's

close imma go ahead and move these I'm gonna unlock these doors cuz it's always

a good idea to Frick dude I hate having full inventory like okay unlock these

doors I boop boop boo okay so these are a lot now and it

he's like directly under me or something okay so I'm gonna use the binoculars

real quick it's two three six nine so there's the code right there and there's

a mannequin that's important to the birthday-cake room as well so I'm gonna

go to three six and nine and it should know okay

make sure they're all oh I see okay so two three six nine and that thing should

move see that how that thing's moving now now I can get over there that

mannequin alright cool so that's done that's still locked we can get the

crowbar now so let's go get the crowbar what dark mag in it we don't we don't

need this anymore so you can drop that yes so the crowbar is hot we can't pick

it up with our bare hands we have to use our human hands yeah I've got still

locked we need a key for that so I'm gonna drop down here he's gonna see me

close this door so he doesn't see me gonna drop this in here seriously like

wait for it any second now okay cool so now we have

this and we don't need that what we do kind of need the magnet still we need it

for this we need it for this over here that we haven't been able to get yet

because he's hanging out so we're gonna use the magnet on that key this key oh

my god okay boom boom and I get up okay boom all right cool so

we got the gray key silver key whatever you want to call it Center kiddo but

this he's like outside and now we're in here yeah this is a fun room all right

so we're in here and here's the globe room the globe is used to get the other

gramophone which is this guy right here and the thing about the grandma phones

let me explain it to you this one hat plays a nice calming music it makes the

grass and the trees in any like foliage kind of grow that you need so that's

very important and there's another one that plays chase music from the very

first alpha and it makes the grass shrink which is also very very important

so I am gonna pick this box up throw it out this window and unlock some more

paths and I'm actually gonna are you serious umbrella we need a sprint jump

with the umbrella can move can move this am i crouched I was crouched it was

crouched okay so alright now we need to get up top again so we need to go

through the elevator room thing oh my god he's gonna catch me no he's not okay

we're good we're fine we thought we were but we are we really are okay so

elevators elevator room and now now that this is unblocked because we opened this

we can actually walk along here nice and freely and this room right here I

actually need the other grandma phone to make those shrink but there's another

room dah-dah-dah this way

right down here we okay remember where we oh wait no I haven't done that yet

okay let's go this way and we need to turn off the water won't drain the water

so we're gonna go ahead do that it's very important as well and I'll show you

why in a second and right here this is where we need the grass grow we think

you so we need to set this down right here and we need to turn it on and it'll

make these grow and what these are doing is they're switching these switches back

and forth we need to switch them all to the right and once the grass grows I'm

just gonna leave this here cuz you don't really need it anywhere else oh yeah and

there's a sliced cake in here so that's good that's that's good so here's the

globe but boom we got the globe take it home and put it in your freezer let it

freeze and then take it up and put it on that pedestal and when you do that it's

very important to use left click when you do it not right click because then

it counts as you like throwing it on the pedestal and not placing it I guess and

you have to use left click that's how you use the items so you have to use the

item on it and that's that's what we got to do so I'm gonna let it freeze all

right boom alright is there it's all the pedestal now so we should be golden so

now that it's there we need to quick and go up the elevator which it sounds like

he's up Frick he's right there

okay well that's a nighttime now how convenient and I don't believe in

flashlights let you need a flashlight for a puzzle in this game and see how

the water sprit you can't see it but the water's frozen there's your usually

water here so I'm gonna jump get a jump I'm gonna grab this guy and we have it

good and this is the music in place isn't this wonderful guys brings back

memories oh good the train hit me yay uh okay well I guess I'll unlock this while

I'm here yeah I'm gonna wait I'm gonna wait for the train to pass first there

way okay all right jump and now we sprint jump alright alright maybe go

through here we can open the nighttime door where's the table at there's the

table we need to pick it put something down you always got to put something

down okay if that can't see you can't see it big alright put down the night

time table or pretend I guess we can call it the night time table put down

the table right here so it blocks the door cuz the door will shut during the

day I don't think it did that in previous versions but it does it now

okay and now we can die we're for you to die let's die we okay you're gonna let

me through let me through let me through alright and it's locked for some reason

why is it locked it's daytime though it's not blocked off

why is it locked I don't understand this door have to be

closed oh no no I'm locked in since I restarted I had to switch this

off again I'm gonna go ahead and put the cake here

of course he sees me may as well o do this as everything's gonna be all buggy

I got it open hahahaha alright let's try this again are you gonna work this time

I don't get it I don't know why the daytime doors not opening as you guys

can see is obviously daytime again obviously daytime this is the last time

I'm gonna try this door if it doesn't work then I am I'm gonna just say screw

it and try again another time or something I don't know try something

else see look at this dude just don't shut

the nighttime door while you're in here cuz then you'll be stuck oh my god it

opened finally good it's cuz I said it was the last try that's why that's why

it open and there's another piece of cake that's a piece of cake that's

important piece of cake we only had to try a thousand times so now we can flip

the switch oh we drained the water so we can just open this up open this up and

there's a guitar that's very important there's a picture in our house I'm gonna

go ahead and do it in the order there's a picture in our house of this scene

right over here and it this right here in it what it does is it when you place

things where they're supposed to go according to where they are in the

picture in our house it'll open a gate out here with the generator you can

switch off and it'll turn off the UM it will cut the power off for the for the

fridge for his freezer Oh what what happened I just launched I just launched

okay for no reason alright and the items are a hat a guitar a skateboard a pillow

and a flashlight don't you shut that back I did not want to do that okay so

the guitar goes here yeah that thing is notorious for freaking out can you sit

there please okay and the Hat the Hat is in this room I'm pretty sure somewhere

there it is okay how it goes here okay now everything

should be golden everything should be good yes it's open okay

nice to be able just jump good turn that off anyway should be able to just walk

right on in here and see ice is melting and there's key card right there but

boom get the key card so now we just sit here and wait and now after we get this

key card we can open the basement we're just like the main goal of the game okay

so that's how you get the basement open and a bunch of miscellaneous doors open

oh we just gotta wait then just gonna wait gonna wait I'm just gonna wait a

thing is about the basement is it's like a mini game and I think you need certain

abilities to get past this mini game because I can't make these jumps so the

only thing I can think of is there's a double jump or something that you can

get from maybe some other minigames and there's some other keys that I haven't

gotten yet like the red key the green key to the green door I don't even know

where the red door is there's there's a lot of things that I haven't really

explored yet in this game so far I've only really gotten to the basement part

but I see puzzles but I haven't completely solved them yet come on don't

you get you can melt today you know if you want Can I grab you know I can grab

you know okay it's melted enough so I can open that can I use it yes and we're

home free just gotta just gotta move the board's got the boards out of the way

alright and boom and I don't need a keycard either so and boom we can just

go in here and I'm gonna let you guys go ahead and see this puzzle

for one I don't know what that is over there but look at that gap though like

there's no way you can make that with just one regular jump I mean I'm gonna

try it uh heck and press the wrong buttons try it but this is the basement

right here ready jump yeah you totally need another

jump to get over there there's there's no way there's no way to do it so yeah

that's that and I'm gonna go back home hopefully the world didn't explode cuz

that's what happened last time as the world exploded oh boy yeah catch me go

ahead catch me okay so anyway I'm gonna go ahead finish the episode off here

this is a lot of stuff like we've solved that puzzle right there you got the key

card we got the guide piece of cake for some reason in our hands and there's so

many more puzzles that I want to explain to you guys that I figured out but I'm

gonna do a little bit more diving on my own time so the recording sessions don't

last an hour and the videos don't end up being like an hour long so anyway hope

you guys enjoyed if you guys did enjoy make sure you slap that like button I

rate the video and until next time I'll see you guys later

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Ask The Monkey (#2) - Duration: 4:44.

(sigh)

(slurp)

Hey guys, what's up, it's me Kurt again.

uh, so you probably already noticed

(slurp)

It happened again.

It's just-it's been

really really nice outside

(gag)

and so

I was

I was uh...

running around a tree

really fast

and I just did not realize how slippery I was

and

I slipped

(slurp)

and

fell

right on my mustache

again

(sigh)

But, I decided

I'm not gonna let it get me down

I'm gonna push through

cause'

cause' you guys got-

-asked a lot of questions

for this monkey

And I wanna make sure, uh

we get to ah-

to answer

um

(slurp)

if - if this is your first monkey time

then, basically, long story short

uh

It was a really nice day outside one day

and I was in a spooky store

(slurp)

And I ended up trading my good Levi's

for this ancient monkey idol

(slurp)

And basically, if you put a question inside a sacrificial banana

and give it to the monkey

and close your eyes

he'll answer any question you want

(slurp)

so

uh

(slurp)

So this

(sigh)

let's see

This question is from Hans Woast

(slurp)

Hans Woast

Hans Woast

(slurp)

K

uh

Do you really like bananas or-

Do you really like bananas

or is this just racist

and you stick with it

because you like to keep it

simple for us

(slurp)

hm

(slurp)

(siren)

(slurp)

(siren)

(slurp)

(siren)

(slurp)

(siren)

(slurp)

BONER

ok

um

thanks so much for watchin

um

(slurp)

go ahead and describe below in the compliment section

and

um

If you have any questions for the monkey

go ahead and

(slurp)

go ahead and do it

uh

and uh

ok, guess I'll catch a cowblade wish on fipps

(slurp)

(buzzing)

hello?

No, I'm just asking the monkey question

No, I already did it.

It said

It said boner again

Yeah

(slurp)

It was a question about bananas

(gag)

right

yeah, just boner

(slurp)

I think maybe all he says is boner.

yeah

No, it was a regular banana

(slurp)

Yea, I had it

I had it

?

facing the right way

yeah

ok

uh, turkey I guess

yeah, pepperjack's fine

pepperjack

Pepperjack

PEPPERJACK

PEPPERJACK IS FINE, MOM

PEPPERJACK!

PEPPERJACK!!

yes

thank you

OkIloveyoutoobye

(sigh)

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Is the camera focused on you?

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Slap him!

Kebab.

Kebab.

Gay.

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Yes.

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MG1.

Zedko.

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Welcome to Happy Magic Toys and episode 2 of our Regal Academy coloring book page series.

Today's coloring page is Joy LeFrog.

Regal Academy follows the adventures of Rose Cinderella and her friends in the world of fairy tales.

Please check out my playlist to see more Regal Academy coloring book pages.

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How to Make Polymer Clay Cabochons with Crackle & Surface Effect Veneers - Duration: 15:16.

Have you ever found yourself with some left over polymer clay veneers, maybe something

that you were just doing for technique or for an exploration and you have these left

over pieces and you have no idea what to do with them?

Well, today I have a great idea for how to turn them into beautiful pendants.

This idea is specifically for using the crackle technique that I showed you in a previous

video, but of course you could use it on anything.

Hi there, Sandy here.

Welcome to another polymer clay video at KeepsakeCrafts.net.

So in a previous video I showed you how to make fine crackles in polymer clay and I have

to tell you I have been playing and exploring and making lists of all different ways of

making crackles in polymer clay and those will be coming up in upcoming videos.

I've got all kinds of ideas of just fun ways of using clay and making interesting surface

techniques.

This is the one that I made last week and I want to show you today, but I just thought

I would show you, I actually spent the last couple of hours playing with, these are my,

just some left over sheets from other experiments.

This is from a Debbie Crothers class at the Polymer Clay Adventure 2017.

Silk screen, crackled foil.

Here's a gradient.

This is some faux abalone.

These you might recognize from a previous video where I shared how to make tools to

confine the widths of your polymer clay blends to be whatever you need, whether really narrow

or a little bit wider.

And everything here is stored in two layers of Glad Press'N Seal, which I have found works

fantastic.

But let me show you some of the things I've made.

So here's an example that I made with the green crackle that I showed you last week,

here's a bit of it, and this faux abalone, which I found in an online tutorial.

I've seen several people have tried it.

It's really a cool look.

I used it to cover one of my dragons and I'll have a link to that at my blog post because

it isn't my tutorial.

But I did the green crackles and the faux abalone and the first thing I did was I put

it on some scrap gray clay and then I realized that when I made it into a cabochon using

the Sculpey cabochon mold that the background clay actually kind of squished through, which

I didn't mind the look of as much as I might have.

So then I tried it again on some black background clay and I kind of like them both actually.

And then here is the same faux abalone clay only with blue clay with silver foil on it

that's been crackled.

And that's so easy to do.

You just put the silver foil on, run it in one direction on the pasta machine.

Here it is.

Crank it down a notch and then run it through in the other direction to get even crackles.

These were all done, these two teardrops and these two rounds were done in the Sculpey

cabochon mold just because it's really easy and quick.

But this one I wanted to make my own shape because I really don't love most of these

shapes.

And so I shaped a heart just out of some scrap clay and then I used, this is the southwest

Mokume Gane that I showed in a video.

I'll have a link to that.

And then some blue with gold crackled foil and I alternated those.

I also kind of emphasized the lines between them where often I try to blend them away.

I sort of emphasized them and I'm going to go back in with some paint later on after

it's baked.

So you don't have to use cabochon molds.

You can make your own shapes.

What I will do is bake this and once it's baked, I'll then add a backing to it.

It's just easier to do it that way.

Here's the green clay that I showed you the crackles of last time and this is some left

over pieces, probably the messed up cane ends of a peacock cane that I made.

So don't throw these things away when you make them and play with them and you think

it's a total fail.

By cutting it up into strips and then combining it with something else, I ended up with this.

I actually formed this in the triangle here, which isn't my favorite shape.

So I sort of worked on it adding some curves to it, which now it sort of looks like something

from Star Trek, which doesn't thrill me, but you can see that we got something interesting

going on here with the green and black crackles and the peacock cane.

And you can have fun with this making it into a pendant, adding things to it.

I'm just showing you ways to play really.

I've got a whole box of polymer clay sheets and this is just a basic stripey blend.

I can see this being gorgeous.

Just all these different things with all these different possibilities.

So let me show you how to do it.

What I'm starting with today are just two different sheets.

You can definitely have more than two, but just to keep it simple, I thought I would

stick to two.

I took some of this, you can see I chopped off a chunk of this turquoise and copper sheet

and then rolled it through the pasta machine on the number nine.

Oops, I'm making a mess!

That's okay.

And then this is also rolled on the number nine and that's important, that they're both

rolled through on the same thickness so that when you make your veneer it's smooth.

Unless you want it lumpy, which might be a whole other look that you want.

Here I also have some black clay that I just rolled out on, I think I rolled it out on

the thinnest setting.

It can be any setting really.

It doesn't have to be particularly thick.

And then this is some scrap clay, this is a million times more than I'll need, but I'll

save that for later.

And then you just need a clay blade.

So you can see already I started here.

First I just used my blade and cut a clean edge off of that veneer and then I used my

nice rigid clay blade to cut a piece.

If these had been sitting for awhile, you might find that they're a bit crumbly and

brittle, but you can actually just kind of piece them back together if they fall apart.

But I'm just going to lay that on the backing piece and now I'm going to bring in my gradient

bit.

And again, just trim off a bit so that you have a nice, clean edge.

Now you can cut perfectly straight strips.

You can cut them at an angle.

You can cut them all the same width.

You can cut them in varying widths.

I think it looks much more interesting to have widths that vary.

Oh, and that's okay.

See how that popped off on me?

That's alright.

I'm just gonna, now you can feel this right here.

I can feel it.

I mean when you do it you'll be able to feel it if it was overlapped or if it was right

next to it.

So make sure if it feels like it's overlapped, just lift it up.

I'm just gonna stroke that a little.

I'm not gonna stress about it because it can be interesting.

Can be an interesting opportunity for adding texture or something.

So in this case I am just alternating back and forth.

I think I'll make this one a little thicker and it's good if you can use your blade to

help pick it up because they are very thin and like I said, if they've been sitting around

for awhile they're fragile.

I found the blade was an unreliable helper and I have to kind of keep just picking it

up with my fingers and if it falls apart, I will piece it back together.

Use the blunt end of your blade rather than the sharp end because it goes all the way

down instead of being tapered and just kind of get in there.

Give it a press and that will close up those gaps between the pieces.

Now if you're doing a gradient like I am here, you can have all the gradients on one side

or you could actually alternate them.

Just like on these, on most of them I think I, yeah, I kept the pattern going across,

but you don't have to.

I just kind of wanted to where there was a pattern in there.

I thought it was interesting to have it continuing across.

You don't see it much once you cut out a cabochon.

I kind of like that maybe.

Oops, the blue is falling apart.

Get on there.

And also I forgot to mention I pulled out a bunch of cutters that corresponded to the

shapes.

You want them a little bit bigger than your cabochon because your cabochon has depth.

I didn't have any triangle cutters because triangles aren't a shape I love.

So I pulled out a heart cutter, which actually works quite well for the triangles and again

a circle, just a little bit bigger than the one you need.

And that will help you as you're working on this to decide where you're gonna put parts

that are favorites that you really want to feature in your piece and what section you're

going to cut.

So just keep checking.

Definitely need a few more strips.

I was just having a great time.

Like I said, I spent the last couple of hours experimenting and playing and making all those

samples I just showed you and I just had some music on and I had a favorite beverage.

I just had a great time.

It was so much fun and I don't know if I came out with anything that I'll love for long,

but it was a great time of just playing.

So never feel like when you are making things and you maybe have a bit of left over or maybe

you're not actually 100% thrilled with it, when you're done you just don't love it.

Never feel like it's a waste.

First of all, you're learning as you play and experiment and try things.

You're learning about the clay.

You're learning about your medium and how it works and different things you can and

cannot do with it.

There we go.

And then you're learning what you like and what you don't like and you're just growing

in your creativity.

So never, ever feel like it's a waste.

So once you have as much veneer on there as you need to fill up your shape, this is great.

You can use parchment paper, you could used waxed paper.

This is deli paper.

They go between hamburgers.

I got them on Amazon.

I'll have a link on my blog and they're just really handy because they come in these little

square shapes.

And I'm using either the pad of my middle finger or the side of my thumb and you can

really feel the lumps through the paper and so you can very much feel as you smooth it

down.

Now that is all nice and smooth.

Let's see what we've got.

That's pretty cool!

So I'm gonna use my cutter and here's another place where you have decisions to make, which

part do you want.

I like that.

This is a double sided cookie cutter.

It's got a round, just a smooth round on one side and a serrated on the other.

It's a little painful to press on so I just use an acrylic block to press down and that

saves my fingers and gives me a nice clean cut.

Then use your stiff blade to make sure you get under all of it and lift it all up.

I like to peel away the excess and now I have this.

That orange looks so much like tiger stripes.

I was thinking it would be fun to do something else that looks like animal.

Maybe zebra stripes or leopard spots and combine them all together.

Maybe it would be too much.

I'm not sure, but it sounded like fun.

So now once I have that done, I'm gonna place it in my mold.

Since it's round the orientation doesn't matter, but of course, if I was putting it in the

teardrop you have to decide would you want it straight up and down, horizontal, at a

diagonal.

In the round it doesn't matter.

I do my best to center it in there and then just grab some bits of scrap clay and stuff

them in there.

And I like to definitely over fill it a bit.

So I hope that you have enjoyed and benefited from this video and all of my videos at YouTube.

If you're new to my channel, be sure that you check them all out.

I have lots of creative tutorials for jewelry and polymer clay and often polymer clay jewelry.

Those who support me on Patreon not only get the satisfaction of knowing that they're keeping

these tutorials coming because although they're free for you to watch on YouTube and maybe

this is a 10-15-20 minute video, you can be sure you can multiply that number by many,

many times to figure how much time I have invested in this, not to mention materials

and the finances and overhead and all.

So my patrons get a lot of extras.

I give them bonus videos and bonus templates because it's because of them that I'm able

to continue.

So you just watched me there.

What I did was I filled it.

I definitely over filled it and then I wrapped the edges up and around and I'm just trying

to make this smooth and to trim this, I like to use my flexible blade.

Not so much because it's flexible, but because it's thin and very, very sharp.

So lay that as flat as you can.

I usually put one finger on the center to kind of hold my cabochon in the mold and just

use that to slide it off.

And if you need to, you can kind of pull in from the edges and get those edges evened

out.

Now you can bake this right in here, but I'm always impatient and curious to see what it

looks like.

And that's kind of cool!

So I hope you take these ideas and run with them.

Use the polymer clay pieces, bits and pieces that you have.

Maybe make a crackle sheet based on the video that I showed you last time and then start

experimenting and playing and looking at all the different possibilities and combinations

that you can make.

This can then be put in a bezel.

You can add clay around it.

Turn it into a pendant and add dangles to it.

All sorts of things and have yourself some really beautiful polymer clay jewelry.

So be sure to subscribe if you haven't already.

Take a look at my Patreon page for how you can get rewards for yourself and help support

these tutorials for everybody.

Happy creating!

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THE PROBLEMS WITH SUPERHERO MOVIES - Duration: 8:27.

So look, I don't think it's a secret that I love superhero movies.

I either love them cuz they're fun to watch and/or well made, or I love them because they're

so terrible and I enjoy making fun of them.

And for the past several years we've kind of been living in a superhero movie renaissance.

But with so many new entries into a certain genre of film, even though most of them are

pretty great, there are bound to be problems that come up.

So, today I thought I'd talk about a few problems I'm finding with superhero movies

these days and some ways I think they can be improved.

Let's get into it.

Predictable third acts This is something that's been going on for

a while now, and I think it's time that something's changed up.

Look, pretty much all superhero movies are gonna end with a big punch up between the

good guys and the bad guys, alright.

You can't really avoid that, and that's fine.

But just don't do the same thing over and over again.

To be fair there are some movies that are trying to change things up.

Doctor Strange and Civil War I think have really interesting different takes on what

normally would be the final act of a superhero movie.

And that's what I would suggest you do to better this, switch things up.

Instead of having the finale of your movie being, the superheroes fight and batter down

an entire city, how about the superheroes fight while an entire city is being destroyed

in reverse around them?

But say for example, Batman v Superman, Suicide Squad, or even a movie that I quite enjoyed

Wonder Woman, all their endings are so bland and just meh.

Like not only does it look kind of ugly and the special effects are worse than they have

been for the rest of the film, but it's also just so predictable, I know exactly how

it's gonna go down.

Oddly enough this stood out the most to me in Wonder Woman, which I would say is easily

the best of these 3.

And that's because the rest of the film actually subverted what I was expecting to a certain

degree that I was kind of disappointed that the ending was just, oh it's another giant

grey villain whose hoots lightning and smoke and whatever, and of course it's at night,

and of course there's a giant beam shooting into the sky.

I know everyone makes fun of it by the way, but Jesus can we stop with the sky beams already.

It was getting old by the first Avengers, this is getting ridiculous now.

And this relates somewhat to my next point:

Cliches of the genre Something that I find kind of interesting

is that now that superhero comic book entertainment is so prevalent in pop culture, it's kind

of turned into its own genre, and with any genre comes a lot of cliches.

And I really wish now that people are somewhat aware of these more formulaic tropes, let's

stop using them.

There's no point in killing off a major character if I know for a fact that he or

she will be back.

Alright, firstly, spoilers for Batman v Superman and also the Defenders.

If you haven't seen either somehow, click away now.

Anyway, in Batman v Superman, I know Superman is gonna come right back, literally in the

next movie.

So what's the point of killing him?

I get it, it happens in the comics, and you know what, I would be more fine with it if

they actually waited a while.

Like maybe five or so years down the line, then he makes some epic triumphant return,

that'd be awesome.

But as for this case he's been dead for like, one movie and now he's back, which

makes the whole thing feel kind of pointless.

And then even more recently with The Defenders, I know one of the main four and the most popular

Defender isn't actually going to die.

That'd be a cool twist if they actually did that, but I know he isn't really dead.

So why do it, especially if you're gonna erase it minutes later?

Look, maybe this will have some amazing impact on future seasons, but it just kind of annoys

me because it feels like a bit of a waste of time.

I get that no one dies in comics, alright.

And sometimes it works.

But nowadays, if you're gonna kill someone and then they're gonna come back right away,

don't spend a lot of time on building it up and trying to have some kind of emotion.

Or actually keep someone dead for once.

Ok, that was a little bit of a mini rant, but it's just one example of cliches that

are getting kind of old in these movies.

Other examples: the previously mentioned big grey bad guy and blue sky beam problem.

Hordes and hordes of faceless aliens and or robots.

It was cool back in 2012, but now we've seen it way too many times.

And a villain saying that the world is changing, and/or you and I are the same.

Which is a good segway into….

Lackluster villains Look, this is one of the lesser problems on

this list because this problem has been getting better.

Despite the villains from this year being and looking like they're going to be pretty

strong, the MCU in particular has struggled with this.

LIke it's the one thing everything complains about with the MCU, but really, who remembers

Ronan and/or Malekith.

And as for the DCEU, again, I'm not trying to hate on Wonder Woman because it's easily

my favorite DCEU movie so far, but the villain in that, yeah, he wasn't great.

Honestly, say what you will about Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor, I for one really didn't like

that performance, but at least I remember it.

I don't remember much about Ares except he was kind of snivelly and then he was a

big demon guy.

Steppenwolf looks like another just super generic big bad guy for heroes to fight who

really has nothing to him.

These don't have to be Heath Ledger's Joker, but give me something to latch onto.

At least Ego was kind of charismatic and Vulture had a backstory that I could sympathize with.

Enough of these just, I wanna destroy the universe because I'm evil or because revenge

or some other reason we've seen a million times.

Everything feeling similar Again, like the last point, I feel like this

year especially superhero movies are starting to get away from this, but it is still a problem.

Now hta 5 to 10 or these movies come out each year, they can start to just kind of blend

together and not stand out.

I mean, Thor and Thor 2 are pretty good movies in my opinion, but there's nothing exceptional

about them.

I don't really remember much about them.

The Amazing Spider-Man's pretty cool, not super memorable though.

Ant-Man's fine, Age of Ultron's fine, but they don't really stand out to me.

They're just fun and then I kind of move on.

Adding new twists and spins to these movies is what makes the best of them.

Examples recently are Guardians of the Galaxy, Deadpool, and Logan.

They all stand out and feel unique because they add some kind of different spice to what

otherwise could be very standard.

That's one of the reasons why I'm more excited for New Mutants than I would've

been a while ago.

Because it's apparently a horror movie and that's something we haven't really seen

that much in this style before.

In fact I'd say the X-Men movies are pretty good at this.

Yes, the core series can get kind of same-y but these more experimental ventures are what

I'm hoping these movies are gonna follow going forward.

Forced set ups This is something that's been happening

for a while, but has only really become prominent in recent years.

Superhero movies set up future movies in the series, hell, other movies in franchises set

up future movies in the series.

But ever since the MCU's inception, it's gone a little too far.

I still think Marvel does this the best, small hints throughout and an end credits scene,

great.

They don't always walk that line perfectly, but most of the time it's not distracting.

But now that other studios have caught on, everyone wants their own cinematic universe,

and sometimes this starts to get really forced.

Having a Wayne Industries satellite in Man of Steel is an great easter egg and a subtle

yet exciting set up for people who are fans of this material.

Having Wonder Woman slowly clicking through LexCorp prepared videos of The Flash, Aquaman,

and Cyborg is not.

I think the line here is if it flows naturally with the film that's being shown.

If the movie's story allows a setup to flow naturally with it, awesome.

I've said this I don't know how many times, but I think Civil War is a perfect example,

especially with Black Panther.

Black Panther is there so people can learn about the character and get excited for his

solo film, but he also has a very vital role to play in the film.

The movie wouldn't be the same without him.

Batman v Superman would be pretty much exactly the same if you just removed that scene with

Wonder Woman finding out about the Justice League.

And then you have movies like The Amazing SPider-Man 2, where suddenly without warning

we're just shoved into this hall of Oscorp Sinister Six setups, and while it might be

cool to a superfan, a regular movie goer is just wondering, what is this?

Save that for the end credits, if you have to have it in there at all.

So my point is, going forward, integrate set ups naturally into the films story or save

them for the end credits scenes, like with Guardians 2.

Whoever Sylvester Stallone is playing is probably coming back for a future movie, but it did

also tie in to the overall Yondu story and was in the film for a reason.

I don't think that's the very best example, but something like that is fine.

I just really don't wanna see a scene in the middle of Justice League where Darkseid

looks down to Earth and says, hmmm maybe I should check that out sometime, and then the

movie just keeps going.

If he's gonna be in it, have it make some kind of sense.

So those were my thoughts on the problems with superhero movies.

What do you think of all this?

Let me know all of your thoughts down below in the comments.

While you're at it be sure to like this video, check out my Instagram and Twitter

@bhl_hudson, check out this podcast about movies and TV and whatnot I do every other

week with a friend of mine, it's called The Poorly Planned Podcast (link down below),

and subscribe for more videos like the one you just watched.

Thanks for watching and I'll see ya next time.

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Super Silly STAR WARS Side-Story Suggestions! - Duration: 6:44.

Star Wars!

For 40 years we've been inundated with Star Wars.

Star Wars movies.

Star Wars toys.

Star Wars books.

Star Wars comics.

Star Wars cartoons.

Star Wars video games.

Star Wars breakfast cereal.

Are you sick of Star Wars?

Well that's too bad because there's no end in sight.

In addition to the numbered installments of the long-running film franchise, we're also

getting a bunch of side stories, the first of which, Rogue One, released last year.

I like this idea because it gives Disney a chance to explore the wider universe of Star

Wars and do new, exciting things with the property.

With Rogue One, it decided to dramatize how the rebels obtained the plans to the original

Death Star.

Personally, I would have preferred a story a bit further removed from the events depicted

in the first film but I was excited to see a "men on a mission" -type movie like

The Dirty Dozen or The Guns of Navarone set in the Star Wars universe.

So what's next?

What new and exciting things do we have to look forward to seeing emerge from the limitless

potential of the Star Wars universe?

A Han Solo movie, an Obi-Wan Kenobi movie, and possibly a Boba Fett movie, a Yoda movie,

and a Jabba the Hut movie.

Maybe I'm alone on this but that's the most boring possible way to get me excited

for new Star Wars side stories.

I'm not against some of them revolving around legacy characters but… all of them?

It feels like Disney is picking popular characters and trying to build a movie around them rather

than having a story to tell and picking suitable characters, locations and other familiar elements

of the Star Wars universe to enhance it.

So, what kinds of stories might Disney want to tell?

We'll, for example, what about a "Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" -style race to somewhere to

get a thing?

That's always a solid setup for a film and is malleable enough to fit any need.

For a Star Wars story you could have a movie about a bunch of bounty hunters all going

after the same target or flip it around and have different teams of smugglers all fighting

over the same contraband in their attempts to deliver it to a client.

Now, obviously, the former story line could be the Boba Fett movie and the latter could

be the Han Solo movie.

My point is, to me, the type of Star Wars movie Disney is making is a lot more interesting

than which established character is headlining it.

Even without a story summary a simple title like Star Wars: The Great Bounty Hunt or Star

Wars: Smuggler's Run is much more exciting than "a Han Solo movie."

So what other stories could Disney make?

Well, it might not want to go full horror with a Star Wars film, though I'd absolutely

love that, so what about a siege movie like Assault on Precinct 13?

After the battle of Hoth, a few rebellion stragglers are besieged by a pack of angry

wampas and have to hold out in their half-demolished base with little hope of rescue because the

Empire still has the planet surrounded.

That could be fun.

Movies like The Conjuring are popular so how about a Star Wars haunting movie?

We know there are force ghosts.

What if they tried to communicate with a family that wasn't force sensitive?

That might look like a haunting.

You could go full ghost story, with that being the twist, or have it known up front and do

a supernatural comedy of sorts.

Or, what if there are Sith ghosts?

What if some goober trying to contact the ghost of his or her favorite Jedi turns out

to have mistakenly summoned the ghost of a Sith Lord.

Lots of options.

Let's see, an organized crime movie might be cool beans.

Imagine a movie like White Heat, Goodfellas, or Infernal Affairs in the Star Wars universe.

Or Scarface!

Eh, do The Godfather with Jabba the Hut and you've got my attention.

Maybe not my faith but certainly my attention.

Speaking of Jabba, remember the Rancor's trainer?

Make a movie about that guy and the bond he develops with the Rancor - before Luke Skywalker

crushes its head with a gate.

So, kinda like The Yearling with a giant, gooey monster.

How about a police procedural?

Some local policing agency does its damnedest to solve a crime despite interference from

the Empire.

Or film noir?

A PI investigates a seemingly simple crime only to uncover a massive conspiracy that

goes all the way to the Emperor!

Anthology movies: a series of small stories usually tied together by an overarching narrative

that connects the individual tales.

Black Sabbath, Four Rooms, Tales From the Darkside, Trick 'r Treat.

We don't see enough of those.

Imagine all the weird crap the bartender in the Mos Eisely cantina must see every day.

You could totally build an anthology movie around that premise.

And sure, have Han shooting Greedo in the background of one scene.

Cameos can be fun.

And movies focusing on franchise favorite characters can be great.

I just hope that's not all Disney is doing.

There's so much new you could do with Star Wars that it feels unnecessarily limiting

to seemingly focus exclusively on characters we've already spent time with in the existing films.

Sure, make a Han Solo movie.

Make an Obi-Wan movie.

Hell, make a Sy Snootles movie if you think you…

Oh my God.

Imagine a "That Thing You Do" –style Star Wars musical focusing on the rise and

fall of the Max Rebo band!

Ah ha ha ha ha!

Anyway, make side stories focused on existing characters but make movies about new characters too.

While there's comfort and even greatness to be wrung out of the familiar, I hope at

least a few of the upcoming films break away a bit from who we already know, what we've

already seen, where we've already been.

I don't mind spending some of the new movies hanging out with favorite characters but the

Star Wars universe is bigger than the events surrounding the same handful of people so

I hope that some of the new movies give us a chance to explore it.

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COMPLIMENTING IS AWESOME! | Mais Magenta by Dani Cruz - Duration: 7:44.

Hi everyone, I'm Dani Cruz this is Mais Magenta and today we're going to talk about compliment!

I'm not talking about the guys who stalk the girls on the street thinking it's a compliment

That's not what we're going to talk about today.

I'm talking about sincere and respectful compliment.

(Thanks!

You handsome!

Ah, thank you) But before we start talking about it

do not forget to follow me on social networks, subscribe to the channel if you have not subscribed yet

And turn on the notifications to, if Mr YouTube allows, be notified when

I post a new video.

I've always had trouble to do as much as to get compliments, it's always been

too hard for me.

When we have self-esteem issues, it is very difficult for you to hear a compliment

and accept that

To understand that the person is not messing with you, or that she is not with some

kind of crooked intentions

Or sometimes you think that this person can only be crazy to think that about you!

Because I did not know how to be praised, I thought it was kind of embarrassing,

I used think everyone felt like me.

OrI used to think the person would think I was crazy or ridiculous, and then I didnt say anything.

And spoke nothing.

As I grew up in my professional career, I began to work with other people

have people working on my team, being the boss.

And I began to realize how happy they were to be praised, and how

their work, and my relationship with those people, got better, simply

For saying the cool things I thought they were doing.

I was not lying to anyone, they were really doing nice things.

And I was very proud of them and I enjoyed talking to people.

anyway, it worked very well!

And then I realized that when I was complimented I also did my job a lot better.

then I started thinking "what if we take it to other areas of our lives,

outside the professional?

How will it be if I start complimenting people?

But this idea was still a little strange.

But at work, complimenting is recognition

and ends up helping people like what they do

There came feminism and with it a lot of wonderful women in my life, and I started

To receive more compliments, and no one cared if I thought otherwise

People kept complimenting me.

And that's when I began to deconstruct the idea that women are rivals, and that they

are my enemies and want to put me down.

It was very important to me because I was always the one who had more guy friends

just for fear of having girl friends, and then as I got to know

more feminist women I ended up turning quite the opposite, today I have

only female friends, basically.

I started to know a lot of incredible women and I wanted to tell them "I think it's incredible

what you did, it's really cool" then I started saying those things and they also talked

about my stuff, they supported me, many girls who barely know me being super supportive here

In my channel, in the blog, in my poetry, in anything I do, I get lots of messages from women

Who say "What you do is good, you have potential"

The support I received from other women, their compliments, helped me a lot in building

my self-esteem. I started complimenting these women back

And feel that nice place in my heart as I get more and more of a fan of those women that are not

famous but make a difference in the day to day of several people.

So when I traveled to New York the first time, there's a few vlogs from that trip here,

It was a very funny thing because there, people mostly complimented me

on the street.

People there compliment a lot, it's cultural, people like your purse,

Your socks, your hair, your glasses, they will come and say that.

And it was not that the person was flirting with me ... sometimes it could be

but most of the times it was not.

I thought it was very cool and it was something that I learned

and it was around the same time that I was learning about feminism, it was very cool to have this contact with people who

do not think it's a problem they say they like things in you.

Anyway, when I was there and I was wearing strange clothes, that here in Brazil I

Would be looked sideways, I was complimented and there it gave me more strength to be who I am

And wear the clothes I want, weird or not.

Because I started to understand that maybe some places I would not be accepted

But somewhere in the world someone will find that very cool.

That's enough for me.

Even if nowhere in the world anybody finds it cool, screw it , because I think

It's cool, so I'm going to use it!

Receiving positive feedback on my style that has always been a weird kid

Made me better accept who I am.

So I wonder how much we can change the lives of others if we talk

about the good things we think about them, know?

Because I know when Igot this kind of encouragement from other people who sometimes did not even know me

It was very important to me.

Of course we have to have the notion of respect, the notion of personal space from the other...

You can't come to someone like "hi, you are very beautiful" because you have to

Understand the boundary between compliment and harassment.

One thing I think is really cool and what I'm trying to do now is to compliment

women not from the outside, but from the inside.

Obviously if I have friends that I think they are beautiful I will say it

but also remember each time to compliment also their strength, intelligence,

and their work!

We end up being very reduced, especially for women, I think we have to praise

People, but women are much reduced to what we are

on the outside

Getting a job because you got the looks, and sometimes the person hired that girl

vecause she's hot but does not know that she's hot AND she's a professional because

did not even bother to check it out, you know?

We are really objectified.

So you compliment the other qualities of that woman for her to see that she is not

Just a cute little body, it's a lot of mind in the head (no one i going to be old enough

To understand this joke, hahahah just me) this is very important.

Whenever you praise the beauty of a woman remember to compliment other stuff as well

All the cool things that she sure has.

And then, people, we compliment people and will create a cycle of love and positive energies

This cycle is endless, seriously, and I believe these are small attitudes

That can change a lot as we live with each other in society

To start this chain I want you to tell me here in the comments who

is a woman in your life that you admire a lot!

It can be your mother, a friend, your boss, or even a person who

You do not even know well, but you know when you have that friendship crush?

You look and say, "this woman is amazing"

I want to know in the comments,okay?

(It's you, Dandinha, it's you!

you are this person, you are, my love!)

Weel everyone, That's it for today do not forget to follow me there on social networks and

See you next time.

Goodbye!

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Why America still uses Fahrenheit - Duration: 4:51.

and...

Alexa, what's the weather today?

with clear skies and sun.

Today's forecast has partly sunny weather with a high of 77°F and a low of 61°F.

UHHHH…

I still don't understand the use of Fahrenheit.

Virtually every country on earth uses Celsius to measure temperature.

But the US still uses Fahrenheit.

And for that reason, we —at Vox— often get comments like these.

*Okay, we get it.*

Besides the fact that the majority of the world uses it—

the metric system makes conversions a lot easier.

The Celsius scale even looks simpler.

It has freezing and boiling points at nice, round numbers— zero and 100.

Where in Fahrenheit, it's a bit of a mess.

And of course, this isn't just an issue of aesthetics or weather updates.

America's unwillingness to switch over to the metric system has had serious consequences.

In 1999, a 125 million dollar satellite sent to Mars, disappeared in the Martian atmosphere.

It's a setback to years of work already done in the vastness of space— all it takes

is one navigation error.

And this colossal mistake was largely due to a

conversion error between US and metric measurements.

Fahrenheit was really useful n the early 18th century.

At the time, no one really had a consistent way to measure temperature.

But then a German scientist, came up with the Fahrenheit scale when he invented the

mercury thermometer in 1714.

To make the scale, the most popular theory is that he picked the temperature of an ice/water/salt

mixture at the zero mark.

He then put the freezing point of water, which is higher than a salt mixture, at 32.

And placed the average temperature of the human body at 96.

From there, he placed the boiling point of water at 212 degrees.

In 1724, Fahrenheit formalized that scale and was inducted into the British Royal Society,

where his system was a big hit.

As Britain conquered huge parts of the globe in the 18th and 19th centuries, it brought

the Fahrenheit system and other Imperial measurements,

such as feet and ounces along with them.

And Fahrenheit became a standard system for the British Empire across the globe.

In the meantime, the metric system was gaining popularity during the French Revolution.

It was put in place to unify the country at the national level.

So by the second half of the 20th century, Celsius became popular in many parts of the

world, when many English-speaking countries began using the metric system.

Even America attempted to switch over.

The change would have been good for trade and scientific communications with the rest

of the world.

So, Congress passed a law, the 1975 Metric Conversion Act—

Which led to the United States Metric Board that would educate people about the system.

This created the only metric highway sign in the US— the Interstate 19 connecting

Arizona to Mexico.

But it didn't go much further than that.

The problem was that unlike the UK, Canada or Australia, the law made the switch voluntary

instead of mandatory.

And of course people resisted the change, and the Metric Board couldn't enforce the

conversion.

So, President Reagan ended up disbanding the board in 1982.

The next nudge to metricate came when the metric system became the preferred measure

for American trade and commerce in 1988.

But nothing really stuck with the general public...

...Even though bizarre measurements like Feet and Fahrenheit are not doing them any favors.

Students have to train for two sets of measurements, making science education even more difficult.

And companies spend extra dollars producing two sets of products,

one for the US and the other for metric.

There's also an argument for public health.

According to the CDC, about 3 to 4000 kids are brought to the ER due to unintentional

medication overdose, every year.

And conversion errors for dosage are to blame.

So it seems like a no brainer— America needs to switch to the metric system to match the

rest of the world.

But it is still struggling to make that change.

That's because it'll take a lot of time and money but there's no financial proof

that this will all be worth it.

So unless that change is proven to be economically better…

We're not going to be using celsius anytime soon.

What's 77°F in Celsius?

77°F is 25°C.

Ah!

Okay.

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Top 10 Most Expensive Watches in the World for 2017 – Crazy! - Duration: 5:09.

Alright, so we're gonna be going over the list of the top 10 most expensive watches

in the world for 2017.

Crazy part is that everything on this table doesn't even top to be half of watch number

10.

[opening music]

Number 10 is the Louis Moinet Meteoris Collection.

Now, this watch is $4,600,000 and features a tourbillon movement and fragments, actual

fragments from the moon, including others that include meteorites.

Number 9 is the $5 million dollar Big Bang.

Features 140 carats of almost flawless diamonds.

This is the same watch that Beyonce bought for her husband Jay Z.

Pour soul!

Number 8 is the Vacheron Caonstantin 57260.

Now, this watch is the most complicated watch ever made with a price tag of $8 million dollars,

it features 57 complications and over 2800 components.

Took 8 years to develop, which is funny cuz it's $8 million dollars.

Now, number 7 starts to get into more of the interesting stuff and it's the Patek Philippe

reference 1518.

This is one out of four ever made.

Now, this is true horology history.

This is not one of those watches that's expensive just because of fancy gems.

This is a true piece of history.

It sold for $11,136,642.

Now, it's crazy how these numbers happen in these types of auctions, but it was sold originally

in Swiss Francs.

When you convert it to US, that's how we get that wacky number.

Now, number 6 on our list is the Jacob & Co Billionaire Watch.

Price tag $18,268,000.

This is really one that starts to get up there.

And let me tell you, for watches that are all in diamonds, this is by far, for me, the

most stunning.

Does everybody remember when Jacob & Co had those really tacky watches with the four time

zones.

This is not that type of watch.

I don't know where it is around the line, but they really stepped it up.

With 260 carats of emerald cut stones, this thing looks out of hand.

I have never seen a watch with so much ice in my entire life.

Number 5 on our list is the Patek Philippe Henry Graves pocket watch, valued at $24 million

dollars.

This watch was built in 1933 for a banker named Henry Graves and, let me tell you, in

the spectrum of most expensive watches in the world, the pocket watch seems always to

reign supreme.

Number 4 is the Chopard 201-Carat $25-million-dollar watch.

Now, honestly in my opinion, this just looks like a bunch of vomited diamonds, but nevertheless,

it does include 201 carats of flawless, fancy diamonds.

I mean, we're talking about some really, rare stones.

They're not just cookie cutter type stuff.

These are all flawless, fancy-shaped, fancy-colored, all-natural stones.

Number 3 on the list is the Breguet Grande Complication Marie-Antoinette.

Now, let me telly you, in my heart, this is number 1!

Valued at $30 million dollars, this watch is absolutely stunning and, to me, it's the

apex of pocket watch.

Started in 1782 by Abraham Louis Breguet, it was finished in 1827 and took 45 years...45

years to make this watch!

This to me is the number one.

I mean, I know that the other ones get more expensive because they got the fancy rocks

that were pulled out of who knows where, but this for me is true watchmaking and art.

Number 2 is the Fascination by Graff Diamonds.

Price tag $40 million dollars.

This isn't exactly a timepiece.

I mean, for God's sake, you're not buying this watch for the movement.

What you're buying is pretty much 152 carats of diamonds that also include a 38-carat,

pear-shaped stone that covers the dial and also becomes a ring that's retractable.

Unbelievable...That's unbelievable!

Number 1 on our list is the Graff Hallucination.

At $55 million dollars, I thought I was hallucinating when I saw that price.

This watch features 110 carats of really big and really rare colored stones.

The dial is so small, I don't even think you could see the time.

It's got a 15-millimeter approximately, I don't know and a battery quartz movement,

but Hey, who cares if you're in the rich and famous?!?

So there you have the list of the top 10 most expensive watches in the world for 2017.

Feel free to leave us in the comments, which one is your pick of that top 10.

And if you liked this video, please like and share.

Also, remember to subscribe to our channel.

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