We will do a signing session for the fans
So we are ready
they are all here for you
its not all for me
I think its for scream a bit more
It's for protection
Bodyguard yeah
We try to have the best environment
The best strategies
the best everything possible to get the team results
what was that about?
an interview for some guys from Venezuela
it was pretty quick but
was that your first interview in an animal mask?
Yeah..
Sadly yes
In France everybody buys this
Everybody in France buys Gucci shoes?
Literally everybody
Why?
I don't know
Because
everything is Gucci bro
Happy why aren't you wearing Gucci shoes?
I am not Gucci man
today we will go
He will take one for him and one for me
and one for me
yeah
This is the Twitter Gaming lounge studio/ blue room
the Twitter Gaming blue room
we are just having a space for the players to come by
lounge and hang out with all of us
and also just thank them for being big users of twitter
and having a good time with us
and giving them some goodies
got some custom gear
they forgot mine
so we got the games going on right now
People can watch, tune in and tweet and hang out. grab a bite to eat
pick up some swag and just enjoy a good time with us
aye who's that?
aye that's me!
I'm Here!
Hi Cory
Hi Mike
How's it going?
Hamburger
We are at the HyperX booth
Our lovely Sponsor
and we are doing a signing session for all of these fans just over there
It's just crazy
It's just amazing
it gives us alot of strengths
and very good support fot EnVyUs
and it's very very cool
HyperX! EnVy!
lets go through the rosters for team A
It is Stewie ,seized from Navi, ScreaM from EnVy,
EliGE from liquid, and Zeus from Navi
and then team B
It's going to be s1mple , tarik, Twistzz , Happy, and RPK
There are alot of EnVy players on this squad
Who is going to win?
Actually I will say
team
team B
Yeah Team B. Team B
Is this how it goes down. yes it is
And the crowd goes wild
you guys are the MVP right now crowd
How did it feel to beat ScreaM?
He's A very good player
but I win
How does it feel to beat that guy?
Easy
What?
I told you
I told you
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Miraculous Healing Using the Power of the Mind is Possible - Duration: 7:26.
Miraculous Healing Using the Power of the Mind is Possible
Dr. Joe Dispenza has an impressive background � studying biochemistry at Rutgers University
with a focus on neuroscience, graduating magna cum laude with a Doctor of Chiropractic Degree
from Life University in Georgia, and postgraduate education spanning neuroscience, memory formation,
cellular biology, and aging and longevity.
He�s a New York Times bestselling author and a featured expert in the films What the
BLEEP Do We Know?!, Down the Rabbit Hole and newly released, The People vs The State of
Illusion and the Heal documentary.
After an accident involving a sport utility vehicle during a triathlon, Dispenza is also
known as the man who miraculously regrew six shattered vertebrae of his spine by using
the innate intelligence of his body � without the help of conventional medicine.
His physician told him he would never walk again if he didn�t opt for surgery. Dispenza
declined.
Instead, he used the power of his mind, along with diet and physical therapy, to regain
his health. Within ten weeks, Dispenza had completely healed himself and was back to
work, a new man. �Meditating is a means for you to move beyond
your analytical mind so that you can access your subconscious mind. That�s crucial,
since the subconscious is where all your bad habits and behaviors that you want to change
reside.� ~ Dr. Joe Dispenza The Incredible Power of the Mind to Heal the
Body and Soul
In the 1990s, neuropsychiatrist Eric Kandel discovered that connections in a neural bundle
can double with repeat stimulation. The finding earned him a Nobel Prize. During later experiments,
he also found that if neural connections aren�t used, they shrink in as little as three weeks.
This is the basis for the concept of �neuroplasticity� � where, instead of the brain having certain
developmental cycles (mainly in childhood) and a �set� structure, our brain is actually
reshaped by the signals passing through our neural network at any given time in our lives.
�In the same decade that Kandel and others measured neuroplasticity, other scientists
discovered that few of our genes are static. The majority of genes (estimates range from
75 to 85 percent) are turned off and on by signals from our environment, including the
environment of thoughts, beliefs, and emotions that we cultivate in our brains.
�One class of these genes, the immediate early genes (IEGs), takes only three seconds
to reach peak expression. IEGs are often regulatory genes, controlling the expression of hundreds
of other genes and thousands of other proteins at remote sites in our bodies.�
This is believed to be the reason for seemingly miraculous healings that have taken place
throughout the ages, where our thoughts, emotions and beliefs are supportive of ultimate health
and harmony.
Writes Dawson Church, Ph.D., author of The Genie in Your Genes:
�Joe is one of the few science writers to fully grasp the role of emotion in transformation.
Negative emotion may literally be an addiction to high levels of our own stress hormones,
like cortisol and adrenaline.
�Both these stress hormones and relaxation hormones like DHEA and oxytocin have set points,
which explains why we feel uncomfortable in our skin when we think thoughts or countenance
beliefs that drive our hormonal balance outside of that comfort zone. This idea is at the
very frontier of the scientific understanding of addictions and cravings.�
Dr. Dispenza�s research shows that, when we purposely translate a thought into a positive
emotion, we can positively influence our health and healing. He explains that it all begins
with an intention created in the frontal lobe of your brain, which triggers the release
of chemical messengers, otherwise known as neuropeptides.
These messengers then send signals throughout the body, that in turn, are like keys turning
genetic switches on and off. Take for example �the cuddle hormone� � oxytocin � a
neuropeptide that is stimulated by touch, as well as feelings of love and trust.
With a little practice, we all can learn to efficiently adjust our set points � lowering
our stress hormones, while increasing our healing hormones. Cutting edge researchers
have named the sequence Dispenza outlines as self-directed neuroplasticity (SDN).
�The idea behind the term is that we direct the formation of new neural pathways and the
destruction of old ones through the quality of the experiences we cultivate,� says Church.
�I believe that SDN will become one of the most potent concepts in personal transformation
and neurobiology for the coming generation.�
Stories of profound � sometimes miraculous � healing are peppered throughout Dispenza�s
latest book, You Are the Placebo
Case studies involving spontaneous healing of multiple sclerosis, cancer, Parkinson�s
disease, Hashimoto�s and more illustrate the incredible power of the mind to heal the
body.
Take for instance a double-blind study that found participants were cured of crippling
depression that had dogged them for years after taking, what they thought, was a strong
pharmaceutical.
Incredibly, after the study concluded, a woman who believed she was �cured� by the antidepressant
was told she was actually in the control group and had never received the drug, but, instead,
had been taking a placebo.
Another study was conducted on a group of elderly men who were to receive knee replacements.
After they went through the surgery, all had typical recoveries and improved mobility.
The thing is, not a single knee had been replaced. The surgeon had only made an incision to make
it look as though they had undergone the surgery, when, in fact, they had not. The patients
range of motion, mobility and freedom from pain matched those who had received actual
knee replacements.
Even for those skeptical that such profound healing could come from changing our thoughts,
Dr. Dawson Church reminds us:
�You have nothing to lose by throwing yourself enthusiastically into the process and dumping
the thoughts, feelings, and biological set points that have limited your past.
�Believe in your ability to realize your highest potential and take inspired action,
and you will become the placebo that creates a happy and healthy future for yourself and
for our planet.� � Dr. Joe Dispenza, You Are the Placebo
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Hindsight Experience Replay | Two Minute Papers #192 - Duration: 5:04.
Dear Fellow Scholars, this is Two Minute Papers with Károly Zsolnai-Fehér.
Reinforcement learning is an awesome algorithm that is able to play computer games, navigate
helicopters, hit a baseball, or even defeat Go champions when combined together with a
neural network and Monte Carlo tree search.
It is a quite general algorithm that is able to take on a variety of difficult problems
that involve observing an environment and coming up with a series of actions to maximize
a score.
In a previous episode, we had a look at DeepMind's algorithm where a set of movement actions
had to be chosen to navigate in a difficult 3D environment efficiently.
The score to be maximized was the distance measured from the starting point, the further
our character went, the higher score it was given, and it has successfully learned the
concept of locomotion.
Really cool!
A prerequisite for a reinforcement learner to work properly is that it has to be given
informative reward signals.
For instance, if we go to a written exam, as an output, we would like to get a detailed
breakdown of the number of points we got for each problem.
This way, we know where we did well and which kinds of problems need some more work.
However, imagine having a really careless teacher who never tells us the points, but
would only tell us whether we have failed of passed.
No explanation, no points for individual tasks, no telling whether we failed by a lot or just
by a tiny bit.
Nothing.
First attempt, we failed.
Next time, we failed again.
And again and again and again.
Now this would be a dreadful learning experience because we would have absolutely no idea what
to improve.
Clearly, this teacher would have to be fired.
However, when formulating a reinforcement learning problem, instead of using more informative
scores, it is much easier to just tell whether the algorithm was successful or not.
It is very convenient for us to be this careless teacher.
Otherwise, what score would make sense for a helicopter control problem when we almost
crash into a tree?
This part is called reward engineering and the main issue is that we have to adapt the
problem to the algorithm, where the best would be if the algorithm would adapt to the problem.
This has been a long-standing problem in reinforcement learning research, and a potential solution
would open up the possibility of solving even harder and more interesting problems with
learning algorithms.
And this is exactly the what researchers at OpenAI try to solve by introducing Hindsight
Experience Replay, HER, or her in short.
Very apt.
This algorithm takes on problems where the scores are binary, which means that it either
passed or failed the prescribed task.
A classic careless teacher scenario.
And these rewards are not only binary, but very sparse as well, which further exacerbates
the difficulty of the problem.
In the video, you can see a comparison with a previous algorithm with and without the
HER extension.
The higher the number of epochs you see above, the longer the algorithm was able to train.
The incredible thing here is that it is able to achieve a goal even if it had never been
able to reach it during training.
The key idea is that we can learn just as much from undesirable outcomes as from desirable
ones.
Let me quote the authors.
Imagine that you are learning how to play hockey and are trying to shoot a puck into
a net.
You hit the puck but it misses the net on the right side.
The conclusion drawn by a standard reinforcement learning algorithm in such a situation would
be that the performed sequence of actions does not lead to a successful shot, and little
(if anything) would be learned.
It is however possible to draw another conclusion, namely that this sequence of actions would
be successful if the net had been placed further to the right.
They have achieved this by storing and replaying previous experiences with different potential
goals.
As always, the details are available in the paper, make sure to have a look.
Now, it is always good to test things out whether the whole system works well in software,
however, its usefulness has been demonstrated by deploying it on a real robot arm.
You can see the goal written on the screen alongside with the results.
A really cool piece of work that can potentially open up new ways of thinking about reinforcement
learning.
After all, it's great to have learning algorithms that are so good, they can solve problems
that we formulate in such a lazy way that we'd have to be fired.
And here's a quick question: do you think 8 of these videos a month is worth a dollar?
If you have enjoyed this episode and your answer is yes, please consider supporting
us on Patreon.
Details are available in the video description.
Thanks for watching and for your generous support, and I'll see you next time!
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Mom, we're in trouble here.
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You know my story but not my name. You know who I am, but not my journey
My name is PewDiePie
Anime hunter you think I can't beat this stupid
game
I will not be defeated
But some cartoon ass looking baked chess looking game that I seriously died a hundred and seven times last episode
whatever
Whatever their own ass it doesn't count
Here we go I got it. I get it. I got a ride link I got a ride link to the other side
Okay, okay
You fucking asshole. Why why did he do that then what am I supposed to do? What a dick link you're?
Don't the hell am I supposed to do then
No where am I supposed to go?
What if I shoot him oh my god, where do I go then?
Over here. Oh my god. Oh, I track you. I trick your linky boy
What the fuck
I don't get it why is this game impossible?
I Get it
This is easy
Right
Fuck off I need a sword right I need the fucking sword. You know what fuck this. I'm going back
Fuck this I'm out
Okay fine, I'll go back. Maybe I can walk on the spikes
Maybe I can shoot this bike
What the hell?
I broke the game
I broke the game
And bro I broke the damn. Oh my god. What do I do?
Okay, I get it I get it I get it I get it fuck off. It's a tricky jump, but I can do it
Fuck
Yes, yes fuck you Linc fuck you
And devout off it's so hard to time this jump
Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay?
Let me go. Let me go am I gonna have to do this stupid jump every time
I'm so fucking happy that this is happening
Game broke again. What a great game? I love this. I love this I live for this shit. Hell yeah
This is so much fun. Oh
It's hard too hard for you Felix. You should go and play pokemon
Mandy Neil I am laughs on
the auto fan better
Devereaux fan whatevs Cole appalling
Yeah
That last spike how do I fun?
How do I even it's not even physically possible?
Go away link
God into me. Oh my side, can you jump if you jump off something?
I want to see this I can so I think I need to walk off him and then jump genius strategic
I know I've been playing a few games in my life look at me do this on the first try first try mother truckers
First try Bert shut up shut up second try zero deaths zero death fuck 0 that 0 deaths
First try first try zero death fuck Sarah to share that's the first trap for strap first strap
Watch me to your first try first right first right first right dad I?
first read zero death fuck it's the first try sir de
reserved
0.000000 fun y link I thought we loved each other
No
So close to do this limit. I can do this s way to battle the power of garden enemy
I will do this. I will conquer
9 9 f liner pine air because liner big designer
No no link no, what is happening with this a glitchy ass game
The beach fuck activate your Lourdes order
Whoa whoa what the what? Oh my god. I had it. This is so hard stop judging me
Ah
Link this is good da fuck you link give me the same. Hell yeah
That's what I'm talking about zero deaths, they're all death here, Oh, Oh
Easy game, it's easy this game is easy. Okay. Okay? What's gonna kill me now
I wonder what's going to give me. Oh, maybe the fans. Oh
No, maybe the spike is
No my gosh
Easy easy what else I don't know why I asked, I don't really don't know why I asked
Hey mister man oh if you goes up and down, okay?
Okay you go over easy. Oh my god. What is this? Uh?
Okay, okay, okay, of course of course how am I gonna do that if I can't even do it normal?
What I didn't even touch it why aren't you double jumping?
My god, it's not that hard you anime loving piece of shit. Oh my god do it
Man work a letter an nah come on Felix come on fuck
Stop touching it. What are you doing? What are you doing look? How much you have left god damn. This is so tricky
Okay, let's look at the pattern
Yeah, oh, no you really hit the pattern there you boy, you really did a good job there you fuckwit
Oh my god, they go faster, are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? How am I supposed to do that? Oh?
This is so hard. I don't even know how I made it here. What Oh?
Watch me dying watch me fucking die
I don't get it. I don't fucking get it
When do I go here there's like no space to move there's like no fucking space at all oh
My god here we are again here. We are again at the impossible yeah Wow
I don't even know what kills me like is there a spot I can stand there it seems oh
I'm pretty good at this bit now like I can do this part, but the thought there this I don't get on
Like where where how is it? Even physically possible to go through that fucking place?
How I don't understand like there's nowhere to go. I simply between them, but it's no time. There's just no time I
I Just don't get it man. I play this 500 fucking times. I thank you
I
Don't understand
Yes
Fuck
Yes, you saw it smooth. That was oh my god. Okay great. We just got to make it
We just gotta make it. We just gotta make it to the top
Okay, what's gonna happen the spikes are gonna shoot me oh no not the specs
Fuck you. Oh my god. What that?
I'm so fucking tired of this shit
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Where Are They Now? Everybody Loves Raymond Cast - Duration: 7:32.
Hello YouTube - Jim here!
That nasally voice.
His constant whining.
A complete lack of common sense.
Did everybody really love Raymond?
Well, that's actually not the question we came here to answer.
Rather, we're looking beyond the characters of the long-running sitcom Everybody Loves
Raymond, and have our sights set on the lads and lasses that portrayed the members of the
dysfunctional Barone family.
While you ponder what's so endearing about the youngest Barone brother, we'll bring
the cast back into the spotlight with this edition of Where Are They Now?Before we get
started, help us out by hitting that like button, and be sure to leave us a comment
because we're always looking to engage in interesting conversations with you!
Also, don't forget to click the bell so you get notified every time we put out a new video!
Peter Boyle – Frank Barone Boyle's career prior to Everybody Loves
Raymond was robust, filled with memorable roles like that of the monster in Young Frankenstein,
Joe Curran in Joe, and even an Emmy award winning role as Clyde Bruckman on The X-Files.
After Raymond's last episode, Boyle reprised his role as Father Time in The Santa Clause
3: The Escape Clause, but passed away later that year from multiple myeloma and heart
disease.
Just before his death, Boyle finished his final projects: The Shallow End of the Ocean,
My Profile Story, and All Roads Lead Home, all released posthumously.
Peter was laid to rest at Green River Cemetery in New York.
Doris Roberts – Marie Barone Since 1951, Doris Roberts graced the big screen,
small screen, and even the stage with her large personality and unquestionable talent.
After the finale of Everybody Loves Raymond, she left the role of overbearing mother-in-law
behind and continued to pop up in small roles on shows like Grey's Anatomy, Desperate
Housewives, and even alongside former co-star Patricia Heaton on The Middle.
In April of 2016, Roberts passed away from a stroke, but her career continued with posthumous
appearances in Zizi and Honeyboy, Adam Astra Casting, and The Red Maple Leaf.
She was laid to rest at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery in Los Angeles, California.
Madylin Sweeten – Alexandra Barone After Raymond ended in 2005, the young Madylin's
career seemed to abruptly end until her appearance in the 2008 film, Eagle Eye… then it fell
silent again until an appearance in The Next Steps in 2013.
Since then, she's made TMZ headlines more times than any starlet would want after being
involved in a series of lawsuits, starting with one she filed against Bryan James, who,
she claims, conned her into investing in the internet soap Youthful Daze.. which turned
into James suing Sweeten in return.. because, well, being sued hurt his reputation.
Legal drama aside, Sweeten has popped up here and there, specifically in January of 2017
at the Pasadena Rose Parade and in a variety of shorts, including 2017's Catalyst and
Choice.
Sawyer Sweeten – Geoffrey Barone After leaving behind the life of the Barone
family, Sawyer Sweeten wasn't quick to pursue a fulfilling acting career.
For a decade, the young actor avoided any major press until his sudden death in 2015
from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
After his death, it was revealed Sawyer had been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder and the family had a history of depression.
Sullivan Sweeten – Michael Barone Not everyone from Everybody Loves Raymond
enjoyed years of success after the show's end.
In fact, aside from an appearance in 2017's short film Casting, spots on What Not to Wear
and the TV Land Awards, and coverage of his brother's death, Sullivan has remained largely
out of the spotlight.
Monica Horan – Amy MacDougall Though Amy didn't join the main cast until
its eighth season, she had ties to the Barone family since season one as Debra's best
friend.
Since her role on the long-running comedy ended, Monica, who is married to series'
producer, Philip Rosenthal, has added few credits to her career.
Beyond a reunion with her former co-star, Patricia Heaton, on The Middle, Horan appeared
on The Bold and the Beautiful, Pee-Wee's Big Holiday, Hot in Cleveland, and made headlines
in 2016 when spotted… dining at Buck's Fishing and Camping in Washington, D.C.?
Seriously… the Washington Post reported on it.
Brad Garrett – Robert Barone The "woe is me" attitude of Ray's older
brother, Robert, definitely didn't' carry over into Garrett's career or personal life.
Just look at his fiancé, IsaBeall Quella!
His extensive filmography has included dozens of voice overs, like in Tangled and Finding
Dory, multiple guest appearances, and starring roles on Fargo, 'Til Death, How to Live
with Your Parents, and The Crazy Ones.
In 2017, Garrett joined the cast of the TV movie The Get.
Seeing Brad Garrett today only requires a trip to Las Vegas to his self-titled comedy
club at the MGM Grand, at which he performs frequently.
Patricia Heaton – Debra Barone Like Garrett, Heaton's on-screen persona
of Debra Barone doesn't quite match up to the real-life actress.
For one, she doesn't seem to spend her days at home caring for triplets and fighting off
a passive-aggressive mother-in-law.
Her acting career has been pretty active since 2005, especially as her current sitcom, The
Middle, continues to garner success into its ninth season.
Heaton is also known for her culinary skills, which she enjoys touting with friends and
family on the Food Network's Patricia Heaton Parties.
In January of 2017, Heaton joined The OneLife LA rally in Los Angeles to speak out in support
of pro-life.
She's also very active on social media - so be sure to follower her on Instagram and Twitter
@PatriciaHeaton.
Ray Romano – Raymond Barone Though Romano likely could have taken his
Everybody Loves Raymond earnings and never worked another day in his life, the actor/comedian
kept at it, reprising his role as Manny in the Ice Age series in 2006, 2009, and 2012.
Since Raymond, Romano has starred in three separate series – Vinyl, Parenthood, and
Men of a Certain Age – has reunited with former on-screen wife, Heaton, on The Middle,
and starred in the 2017 films The Big Sick, Get Shorty, and Robert Klein Still Can't
Stop His Leg.
Off the big and small screens, Romano held a residency in Las Vegas with David Spade
at the Mirage and, like Monica Horan, garnered local attention in Queens for dining out with
family in March of 2017.
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Everyday Expressions: PLAY IT BY EAR - English Vocabulary - Duration: 1:57.
Extra English Practice (mous e squeak)
Hi, everybody. We wanted to look at an Everyday Expression today.
So a very useful expression that people say all the time in English. Mm-hmm.
So the expression in this video is PLAY IT BY EAR which you maybe heard before in English.
It means you're going to wait and make a decision at the time.
So I'm not gonna decide right now, maybe I have a couple options, we'll see what happens.
PLAY IT BY EAR -- make my decision later.
Let's give you some examples. Mm-hmm.
Hey, Larissa, what are you gonna do this weekend?
Well, I was thinking about going to the zoo with my family, but, uh,
you never know how the weather's gonna be... I think we're just gonna play it by ear. Good idea.
Number two:
Hey, Misha, do you think we have time to make another video after this one?
Hmm, I'm not sure.. I don't know how long this one will take,
so maybe let's wait and just play it by ear. Yeah, sure.
Okay, number three:
Hey, Larissa, you wanna go out after work on Friday?
Yeah, I'd love to. Great, what do you think..should we go to out for wine or for a coffee?
Oh, I guess it depends how Friday goes... why don't we just play it by ear. That sounds good. Mm-hmm.
So, just to review, PLAY IT BY EAR means we're gonna wait and see..
I'm not sure which option is the best one yet.. as the day goes on, as a scenario plays out,
we will choose the best option. We'll wait and see. We'll play it by ear.
So give that a try with your English-speaking friends and see how it goes!
Extra English Practice
We good? Again? Can we do it again? Yeah, yeah, we can do it again..
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