Waching daily Oct 23 2017

IT WORKS!

KEEP THE DEVIL AWAY WITH THESE 4 POWERFUL WAYS

CURIOUS ABOUT THE WAY TO KEEP SATAN AT BAY?

Want to know how to stop the Devil from dancing a path to your door?

Then follow our guide to maintaining your path of righteousness while protecting yourself

against his tempting assortment of sins and his masquerading as a beacon of virtuousness

and light to follow.

FIRST THINGS FIRST: THE HISTORY OF SATAN

But firstly, a little background on the history of Satan.

Satan is a figure who appears in the texts of the Abrahamic religions, and although his

exact definition and characteristics may vary slightly amongst the different religious groups,

there is absolute agreement that he is �the great deceiver� and an entity who brings

evil and temptation to our lives as he attempts to lead humanity astray.

In Christianity and Judaism, Satan is traditionally identified as the serpent who tempted Eve

to eat the forbidden fruit, and also as a fallen angel who once possessed great piety

and beauty, and who rebelled against God and was

subsequently banished from the heavens and thrown into an eternal lake of fire which

we, of course, know as Hell.

In Islam, he is known as �Shaitan�, whose personal name was Iblis, and according to

the Qur�an, Iblis was either a jinn or an angel (a matter of debate amongst Muslim scholars)

who disobeyed God by refusing to bow down to Adam after his creation and was thus cast

out of heaven.

HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF?

So, what can we do to protect ourselves from also falling into that fiery pit of Hell

when our judgment day beckons?

1.

FREQUENT THE SACRAMENTS OF CONFESSION AND EUCHARIST Well, strangely enough, all the

major Abrahamic religions again line up in a row.

They all preach that closely following the teachings of God as laid down in their respective

religious works, or bibles will help you resist the temptations of mortal sin and stop the

attack of a demon or jinn in its tracks.

2.

CONSISTENT PRAYER LIFE In Christianity, there is also specific advice on regular confession

and the taking of Eucharist and most importantly, daily prayer.

Islam takes this one step further and advocates asking to be kept on a straight path while

reciting Surah Fatiha five times a day during prayers.

It truly is as simple as that.

What surprisingly common themes for such opposing religions!

For such an evil character, it is rather paradoxical that amongst religions who seem to take great

glee in constantly committing atrocities against one another, but yet, were all borne out of

Judaism, he is one figure who remains a constant in each of their teachings and perhaps he

could even be a reconciliatory cog in a harmonious and

peaceful unification of the various religious branches.

Could he be a �Devil in disguise�?

Or could he simply be living up to his name as �The great deceiver� and using this

article as a medium for a positive public relations exercise?

3.

FASTING This advice comes straight from the Gospels, when Jesus said to his disciples,

�This kind cannot be driven out by anything but prayer and fasting� (Mark 9:29).

Each of us must discern to what kind of fasting we are called to practice.

4.

SACRAMENTALS Exorcists not only use sacramentals (the rite of exorcism is a sacramental) but

advise possessed persons to frequently use sacramentals.

They are a powerful weapon in the daily fight to keep the devil from ever coming back.

Exorcists suggest such sacramentals as blessed salt and blessed water not only be kept at

home but to be brought along wherever a person goes.

The final word goes to Matthew, who in his gospel said: �Ask, and it will be given

to you, seek and you will find.

Knock, and the door shall be opened unto you�.

The answers are out there; you just need to ask!

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VLOG 1- AN INTRO - Duration: 7:36.

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August she moved out to LA and from Portland yeah so now we're together and

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take you around Los Angeles let's go see this

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peace out

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2018 CPA Exam Updates Webcast - Duration: 10:48.

- Hello and welcome, welcome.

My name is Roger Philipp of Roger CPA Review,

and today I want to talk about the 2018 CPA exam updates.

There are several changes in content,

but also in the User Experience.

And as far as the User Experience, certain updates,

first of all their goal is to improve the exam

taking experience for you, the CPA candidate.

First of all, it's expected to be implemented

in quarter two of 2018, which would be about April first.

They're gonna have updated software design,

technological enhancements, also larger monitors.

And that's nice because when you go to the Prometric's

testing centers where you take the CPA exam,

they currently have smaller monitors,

but they're gonna increase them to HD 23 inch screens.

The benefit of that is you can view multiple

elements of the exam on that one screen.

So for example, if you're doing a task-based simulation

or DRS document review simulation it gives you the

opportunity to kind of split the screen and have

more surface area upon which to work out the problems.

Now what they're doing is they're actually

using the real Microsoft Excel.

It replaces the generic spreadsheet tool that's

currently being used on the exam.

Also, most of you already have experience working

with Excel through your universities or also

through your actual work.

So that will definitely prove useful in working

with the Excel spreadsheets.

They said they will not be testing the Excel abilities.

So, you're not necessarily setting up formulas and so on,

but you're acting more as a tool to use on the

exam to keeping track of information as you're

doing a document review simulation.

As far as the content updates for the 2018 exam,

let's look at them by parts.

First of all starting out with the auditing exam.

With the audit exam there's a couple of changes.

One deals with the auditors consideration of an

entities ability to continue as a going concern.

Now, we've always had this going concern,

you're concerned about whether or not they're

gonna be around next year.

So for example, Blockbuster right, where are they today?

Bubba, bub, bye, bye, bye, gone.

And the key is, that we wanna make sure that not

only us as an auditor are we required to look at it

and make sure we address the audit report if there's

a problem, but the company now also needs to analyze

and document the work that they've done to make sure that

they have communicated to you the fact and given you the

confidence that they are continuing as a growing concern

as apposed to a going concern doubt.

Also, auditor involvement with exempt offering documents.

That says, let's say you're exempt under the

1933 Federal Security Regulations Act,

it'll basically give us guidance.

So, those are some of the basic changes for the audit exam.

For BEC, no real audit, no real BEC content updates.

Basically the new vocabulary that the AICP has announced

is new for the exam purposes only.

It's been used in the IT world for many, many years.

But what you're gonna do is you're gonna see a shift

on the emphasis from what computers do to how CPA's

use those computers within the information

technology IT topics.

Now the Blueprint updates there are no real

changes to representative tasks,

but they're adding a lot of vocabulary.

So they've added more recent, current terminology.

So, artificial intelligence, AI, machine learning,

automation, big data right?

Cause everything's about data, data, data,

Marsha, Marsha, Marsha.

Data analytics, data visualization, Bookchain,

Cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin right?

Bitcoin didn't exist many years ago,

now it is a form of currency that we're currently using.

Cloud operations, data storage, cybersecurity,

things like that.

So, you'll see that we've added a glossary in our

materials as well, to emphasis some of those key terms

that are already included in the IT section of the BEC exam.

Also, the anticipated changes for the COSO ERM,

Enterprise Risk Management framework will not

be tested in Q one of 18, most likely Q two of 2018,

and that would be for ERM, Enterprise Risk Management.

As far as FAR changes, FAR will by far have the

most significant changes.

With the Blueprints, there's changes to the nongovernmental

and non-profit organizations for example.

Which I'll talk about in a few minutes.

First of all, Business Combinations,

so they're clarifying the definition of what a business is,

and that'll help to recognize fewer

and tangible assets in that Business Combination.

For income taxes, they're replacing the term

Public Entity with Public Business Entity.

There's also gonna be some additional disclosures

for income taxes, deferred taxes.

Statement of Cash Flows, there's a

new area called Restricted Cash.

So, that'll help to disclose not only cash,

but what part of that is Restricted Cash.

Compensation, Retirement Benefits,

and then also Compensation, Stock Options,

Stock Compensation plans.

So, they're looking at your service cost

and other net benefit costs.

For example, for pensions.

Also the scope of modification for simplification

initiative, which deals with a variety of areas

for Stock Compensation.

The big change is Revenue Recognition,

and that's a big change in how and when revenue

is recognized when we're dealing with contracts

with customers, which I'll expand on in a moment.

Financial Instruments overall deals with recognition

and measurement of financial assets.

So it's a pretty broad area.

Non-Profit Organizations, the presentation of

financial statements of non-profit.

Used to have three categories, unrestricted,

temporarily restricted, permanently restricted.

Now we have two categories, net assets without

donor restrictions, and net assets with donor restrictions.

Leases, everyone's talking about leases, leases, leases,

that doesn't hit till 2019.

So in 2019, that's when we'll go through the different

types of leases, the criteria, leaser, lessee and so on,

but we have another year to worry about that.

Again, the most prominent, the biggest most significant

change for FAR is the Revenue Recognition.

Which says on this next slide, we're looking at

Revenue Recognition, these are contracts with customers.

So, these are the biggest changes, should hit the exam.

Could hit as early as quarter one, January 2018.

Again, I just refinished filming all of this and

updating materials and updating homework questions

as well, because we used to say is it earned,

is it realizable.

Now what we're doing is a five step process in order

to recognize revenue on contracts with customers.

For example, step one, identifying the

contracts with customers.

Is the contract legally binding?

We'll have these five criteria we have to look at.

Identifying all of the separate performance obligations

within the contract.

So in other words, is there what we call

a distinct performance obligation?

So, in the olden days we didn't look at this,

but now we say okay the obligation is to buy

this thing like a washing machine,

and then another obligation is to service this thing.

So the question is, when should we recognize

that revenue once we figure out how much revenue there is?

We maybe recognizing it when the performance obligation is

satisfied, or while or as it is being satisfied.

So that second criteria is identify them.

Third one is determine the total

consideration for the contract.

So, how much money?

How much consideration are we paying?

Also, how do we value these performance obligations?

Do they have a stand along price or an observable price?

So we'll have to go through the definitions of that.

Then, we're gonna take that amount and allocate

it among the separate performance obligations.

So, now we're gonna say here's how much we're

getting for this contract with the customer,

let's allocate it between the washing machine

and the service obligation, or the warranty for example,

that's gonna be recognized over time.

Then finally, we have to recognize the revenue

either when the performance obligation is satisfied,

so you deliver the washing machine, the product,

or while, or as it is being satisfied over time

like the service contract.

So these are things that in the olden rules we

didn't deal with, now we do because we're trying

to get more in conformity with IFRS,

the International Auditing Standard,

I'm sorry International Accounting Standards AIS, IAS.

Also, the IFRS, International Financial Reporting Standard.

So it kinda bring US GAP into closer

alignment with the international rules.

So it eliminates a lot of the industry specific factors.

Cause there were all these different industry--

So it tries to minimize that,

but it also adds a lot of additional disclosures.

Again, as we will go through in the actual course.

For regulation changes, not a lot of changes,

some terminology, Treasurer Regulations was added

and Regulations was omitted.

So, now they call them Treasury Regulations for example.

But as well all know, there's all this new

talk about new tax reform and so on.

There's no content updates yet for REG as of this filming.

But stay tuned for any updates, and as there may,

because again, Congress, the President,

they're going back and forth, they're trying to

figure out what they wanna do.

Once they approve it, it's not gonna hit

the exam for at least six months.

So there's a six month lag.

But again, we will have those once they're passed

and approved in our updates.

We will also update the video lectures as well.

And also update all of your IPQ Interactive Practice

question homework as well.

Once that hits, assuming they can all agree on

the new tax reform laws.

Now, what do you do about the changes?

First of all, don't wait.

In other words, there's still time to pass the exam,

there's still time to pass even if you haven't started yet,

that one part for 2017 before the changes hit for 18.

I would suggest of those four areas,

the biggest change is gonna be in FAR.

So if you can sit for FAR this year,

that might be nice to do because then you

don't have to learn all those Revenue Recognition updates.

But, it's gonna be important for you to know,

once you get out in the real world as well.

So it's nice to learn it here with us,

but if you wanna avoid it for the exam sake

and you've learned the old rules,

it's earned and realizable that's great,

then you can stick with that.

So that's something to consider as far as

if you only have time to study for one part

in 2017, which part would I want to study for?

Also, stay up to date on all the changes by

subscribing to our blog and our newsletter as well.

Because remember, no matter what the changes are,

remember that you have a partner in all of us

here at Roger CPA Review.

Because our team is dedicated to ensuring that

you're set up for success when you're facing

any exam changes and we'll continue to provide

you with any and all CPA exam related news and updates.

So again, sign up for the blog, sign up for the newsletter,

check out our website periodically,

and you too will stay informed about the

2018 CPA exam changes and updates.

Again, thank you for your time and study hard.

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When Whales Walked - Duration: 6:17.

This episode is supported by The Great Courses Plus.

We know whales as graceful giants.

Some are powerful hunters.

Some are gentle filter feeders.

But no matter what they eat or how they live, whales -- as we know them -- are bound to

the sea.

But!

There was actually a time when whales could walk.

The tale of whale evolution is a story about one of the most remarkable transitions in

the history of mammals.

The fossil record shows how these animals transformed from tiny, four-legged plant-eaters

no bigger than house cats to the sea-faring giants we know today.

This change was dramatic, and … kinda fast.

Fossils from over the past 50 million years have revealed whale-like animals of all shapes

and sizes, each like a piece in the puzzle of whales' evolution.

Smack in the middle of this amazing transformation is Ambulocetus: a toothy predator the size

of a sea lion -- and a striking example of a mammal order in transition.

Ambulocetus lived about 48 million years ago, in what's now northern India and Pakistan.

And its full name, Ambulocetus natans, literally means the walking, swimming whale.

But scientists will tell you that it wasn't really great at either.

In the water, it was a powerful swimmer, but not very fast or efficient.

On land it was clumsy too, with legs that splayed out to the sides, a belly that almost

dragged on the ground, and a snout that was so long and heavy, it looked like it could

barely lift its head.

But Ambulocetus was perfectly equipped for its environment.

It lived in partly freshwater environments, like river deltas, where it lurked in the

shallows and grabbed whatever prey that came near its giant snout.

Now, if a long, aquatic ambush predator sounds kind of familiar, that's because Ambulocetus

is basically the mammal version of...a crocodile.

It lived a lifestyle that was a lot like a crocodylian's -- ideal for an animal that

lives between land and water.

But despite their similarities, crocodiles and whales are not directly related at all.

In fact, the group of mammals that includes whales and dolphins -- known as cetaceans

-- are so different from other living mammals that it's been hard to figure out what exactly

they evolved from.

Interestingly, research done both in the field and in the lab revealed some surprises.

First, in the 1980s and 90s, a set of genetic studies took sequences of DNA from whales

and compared them to the same sequences in other living animals.

And these comparisons showed that cetaceans are actually most closely related to a group

known as artiodactyls, hoofed mammals that includes hippos, pigs, and deer.

Then, a number of fossils found a little later seemed to support this same conclusion.

In 2007, paleontologists in Kashmir, India, found the fossil of a 47 million year old

hoofed creature the size of a house cat that they named Indohyus.

But, it turned out that this tiny mammal had a specialized, thickened ear bone that, until

this discovery, has only been found in whales.

The bone -- called an involucrum-- helps aquatic mammals hear underwater, and it shows up even

in the earliest cetaceans.

It also had other adaptations for life in water, like really dense leg bones, a trait

that helps keep mammals like hippos weighted down when they're walking through a river.

But!

Indohyus wasn't a cetacean.

It had four legs and hooves for crying out loud!

It even had a special ankle bone, called an astragalus, shaped kind of like a pulley.

And that feature is only found in artiodactyls.

Some very early cetaceans have this ankle bone, too, which tells us that cetaceans evolved

from artiodactyls.

So, Indohyus is now largely considered the closest non-cetacean relative of whales.

Unlike Ambulocetus, it's not a member of the immediate whale family, but it shares

a common ancestor with them, helping to connect today's artiodactyls.

In other words, if Ambulocetus represents the transition from land to water, then Indohyus

represents the transition from artiodactyls to whales.

By the time the first recognizable whales, like Basilosaurus, show up in the fossil record

about 40 million years ago, this group of mammals would never come out of the water

again.

But there's still the question of … why.

Why would cute little deer-things end up leading a whole order of mammals to life in the

deep sea?

That's a question that remains unanswered.

Maybe there were fewer predators in the sea than on land 50 million years ago.

Or maybe there was more food in the oceans, and less competition for it.

After all, from Indohyus to Ambulocetus, there are many adaptations that show that the diet

of these animals changed from land-based sources to aquatic prey.

But food probably isn't the whole reason.

Whales are predators, but the only other mammals that moved from land to water are manatees

and dugongs, and they're both herbivores.

So, as in many other areas of natural history, we don't have all the answers yet.

But still, let's just pause to appreciate the fact that it took less than 20 million

years -- about the evolutionary equivalent of a lunch break! -- for this entire, astonishing

transition to take place.

And there in the middle is the walking swimming whale, linking whales as we know them to tiny,

cat-sized deer-things, just dipping their toes in the water for the first time.

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JACKIE CHAN Talks About One of His Most Insane Stunts - Duration: 4:22.

- Oh, yeah, police story.

The light.

(suspenseful music)

(electricity crackling)

Too long, the story.

I was sick.

I get injection.

I was day and night shooting.

Daytime, I'm filming,

Heart of Dragon.

Nighttime, I'm directing my own things.

We built our own channel lights.

Then we put the wire,

we put the in electricity to light up the light.

Before I jump, the lighting guys says,

"Sorry, the battery cannot light up the whole thing.

"We have to use the building battery.

"I might get shocked, but don't worry.

"We watch you, anything happens, we shut off the light."

You look down.

Nothing.

No apple box.

I just use a

small prop car with

a million candies

to safe me landing.

That's all!

Then I just sit there.

Then suddenly

My stunt guy, we're ready.

Then he put something in my pocket.

Okay.

Then he run away.

And I take my pocket. There was something like a

lucky...

Buddha thing.

He know I don't believe these kind of things.

Then I - Okay.

Put it back.

I don't have the time to run, like, eight feet.

I'm just standing there like, the round pole.

No balance.

I said, anytime you see, I nod my head,

rolling the camera.

And I go up.

I go down.

It's scary.

Really scary!

I'm not - I'm just ordinary people

I'm not a Superman.

And somehow, I see the drop.

The sweat.

Then I look at the camera.

That's a cameraman up there already two hour.

(chuckling)

I said, "Okay, take a rest.

"Get off your sweat."

Then he get off all the the sweat.

Then I go up, "Are you okay?"

"Yeah."

Then I just do this.

One of the stunt guys,

"Rolling!"

I said, "Huh?"

Then, you just hear

15 camera rolling.

15

camera.

I think it's the record at that time.

We only have 400 feet.

You're not gonna jump?

Gone!

75 (fps),

45 (fps),

120 (fps),

normal speed.

(screaming)

Wow!

The whole entire shopping mall, quiet.

You only hear this machine.

Then I--

Aaahhh!

I say,

"I'm gonna die."

Yeah, I just,

boom!

(mimicking crackling)

I jump down.

And I said, "Wow, safe landing."

I grab my stunt guy do this.

Then he said, "Hold on big brother,"

"I'm gonna die, don't hit me anymore."

Because I'm so exciting, the power.

I don't know where the power come from.

Then I turn around and I see

600

extras,

and I just to the thing. (screaming)

I hit myself, bruise.

I just,

"Aahhh!"

Then I see all my hand, the skin peeled, then at -

like 6:00 we finish.

Then we

drinking a beer,

celebration.

Then I go to Heart of Dragon*

Get out the car, sleep, drive to the location.

Then, "Big Brother, we are on the location."

I get up.

I cannot open the door.

My hand just like this.

It's over.

All the energy are gone.

Then I get out of the car.

The whole body was, no more power.

I think at that time, in one second,

I use all my power.

Yeah.

Actually, I go down.

Almost fainted. (screaming)

We glad we don't have, like, a sound recording at that time.

We dub later.

Then, as he pick me up.

"Speak dialogue!

"Speak!

"Speak!"

Otherwise have to do it again.

Actually, I just go, "Ayy-yay-yay-yay."

Boom, I just fainted.

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Stranger Things Season 2 Final Trailer (2017) | Movieclips Trailers - Duration: 2:43.

On Halloween night,

Will saw

a sort of shadow.

Maybe all this

is happening for a reason.

These are not nightmares.

It's happening.

And it all leads back to here.

This thing,

you said it was all in his head.

And what have you done? Nothing.

What is wrong with my boy?

They don't understand.

Eleven would.

She always did.

It's like it's reaching into Hawkings.

If anyone knows how to destroy this thing,

it's Will.

Oh my God.

Don't you think it's weird?

How we only seem to hang out when the world's about to end?

It's not like it was before.

It's grown.

It's Judgement Day.

Which is way we need as much help as we can get.

Is anyone there?

Anyone?

You should go now.

It's almost here.

Run!

You still have that bat?

Bat? What bat?

The one with the nails.

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2017 World Championship Quarterfinals Day 2 Tease (SKT vs MSF) - Duration: 1:25.

Before I became a pro gamer, when I would watch sports,

rather than cheering for the team that always won,

I would always cheer for the team that would challenge them.

However as one of the team members of this team that always wins,

I don't want to lose. I want to keep winning.

We have to win.

If SKT were to get knocked out at Quarterfinals,

I think it'll be an immense humiliation and a huge blow.

My goal is to make us once again a defending champion.

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How drug distributors reportedly hobbled law enforcement from policing the flow of opioids - Duration: 5:39.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: While states like New Mexico try everything they can to stem this crisis,

there are allegations that major industries at the center of this problem are doing the

opposite.

As John Yang mentioned earlier, a recent investigation by "60 Minutes" and The Washington Post alleges

that the companies that distribute opioid painkillers to pharmacies and doctor's offices

nationwide persuaded Congress to hobble law enforcement's ability to monitor their actions.

Here's how a former DEA official described the industry to "60 Minutes" last night.

JOE RANNAZZISI, Former DEA Head of Diversion Control: This is an industry that's out of

control.

What they want to do is do what they want to do, and not worry about what the law is.

And if they don't follow the law in drug supply, people die.

That's just it.

People die.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: Scott Higham is an investigative reporter for The Washington Post and co-author

of the series that appeared in tandem with that "60 Minutes" story.

Welcome to the "NewsHour."

SCOTT HIGHAM, The Washington Post: Thank you.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: Your report really detailed how, at the height of the opioid crisis, this

industry, the industry of the people who distribute pharmaceuticals all over the country, persuaded

Congress to, in essence, defang the DEA's ability to monitor what they could do.

Can you explain what happened in a nutshell?

SCOTT HIGHAM: Yes, it's a pretty impressive feat.

For many, many years, the way drug distribution works, it's a little bit complicated, but

not too complicated.

There are manufacturers at the top of the food chain.

In the middle are wholesale distributors, and at the bottom are the doctors and the

pharmacies.

And the DEA was having a really rough time stopping the flow of drugs coming from corrupt

doctors and rogue pharmacies, so they decided to attack the distribution level and the wholesalers.

And they use what they call an immediate suspension order, which immediately shuts down the supply

of drugs when they see that a distributor is shipping unusually large amounts of drugs

downstream.

And so in order to get an immediate suspension order, they had to demonstrate that those

drugs were causing an imminent threat to the community downstream.

And what this law does is, it changes that definition to now it's an immediate threat,

and it's much more difficult for the DEA to prove the drugs coming from a drug distributor

1,000 miles away from a community are posing an immediate threat to that community.

They can still show that a pharmacist or a doctor who's prescribing, overprescribing,

is causing an immediate threat to the community.

But going up the food chain and trying to get an immediate suspension order against

a drug distributor or a manufacturer is now, in the words of the DEA's chief administrative

law judge, nearly impossible.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: As you report in your series, the distribution companies themselves say:

This is not our fault.

We're not doing this.

This is doctors making bad prescribing decisions.

Don't blame us for this.

SCOTT HIGHAM: Right.

Well, this all began because there were a lot of bad doctors and a lot of clinics that

were writing prescriptions and filling massive amounts of drugs.

The DEA would argue that the drugs that were then being supplied downstream were coming

from the distributors and the manufacturers, and they knew exactly how many drugs they

were selling.

So, say, you have a pharmacy in your community that gets 10,000 oxycodone a month, and all

of a sudden they're ordering 100,000, that's a red flag, and that's supposed to be reported

to the DEA.

And that was not happening.

So the DEA said, you're not following the law.

They warned these distributors repeatedly that they were not following the law, and

they said that the distributors continued shipping these drugs, hundreds of millions

of doses of drugs downstream.

And, finally, they started hitting them with immediate suspension orders to stop the flow

of those drugs.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: The other thing that your report really highlights is the revolving

door in Washington.

This is something that critics often point to, but this is sort of a textbook example

where you had former DEA officials who used to investigate the industry leave government

service, and then go work for the very industry they used to investigate.

In fact, you reported on an allegation that a former DEA official helped write this legislation

that took the weapons out of his former industry's hands.

SCOTT HIGHAM: Yes, exactly.

We received documents through the Freedom of Information Act and also through our sources.

One of those documents shows that one of the key lawyers for the DEA then went to industry,

joined a law firm, started representing these drug companies, and then he wrote the Marino

bill.

He wrote the early versions of the Marino bill with Tom Marino, who is now the drug

czar nominee for the Trump administration.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: You also detail how there seems to be an enormous amount of money going

from the industry to the legislators who sponsored this.

How direct a connection do you think that is?

SCOTT HIGHAM: Well, this has been going on in Washington forever.

We found that at least $1.5 million went to the sponsors and co-sponsors of this legislation.

And there weren't that many of them.

There was maybe 22 or so.

We also found that the industry overall spent about $100 million lobbying Congress on this

bill and other measures.

So there was a lot of money coming in.

Showing a quid pro quo is always very tricky, but companies don't give money to members

of Congress for nothing.

They usually want something in return.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: Scott Higham of The Washington Post, thank you and to all your colleagues

who worked on this really impressive series.

Thank you very much.

SCOTT HIGHAM: Thank you very much.

Thank you.

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It's just too difficult.

I feel, since we still have a good chance to get out of Groups,

I think...

since the winner won't be determined until the very end,

the tournament isn't over for us yet.

I think the most important thing for us this week is

for us to believe in each other and be united

in order for us to win every game.

There was no doubt that we'd go 3-0.

In Week 2, we will show you an overwhelming game befitting the name of SKT.

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ULTRA RARE! - Velvet Worm - Duration: 11:38.

- [Mark] Show him.

- Check out what Mark found.

- [Mark] Show him.

(ethereal music)

(gasps)

- Get out of here.

You are kidding me. - We found it.

(tribal beat music)

- [Coyote] The Costa Rican rainforest

is considered to be one of the most biologically diverse

ecosystems on the planet.

Home to literally thousands of species,

the crew and I have been fortunate enough

to encounter some of its most iconic animals,

from the striking red-eyed leaf frog,

to the adorable ocelot.

Now she has found the microphone.

No, no!

When exploring in Central America,

one of our favorite places to visit

is the Costa Rican Amphibian Research Reserve,

which is famous for having some incredibly rare,

and almost never seen creatures.

Mark Mark, come here!

- What is it?

- [Coyote] Hurry up, hurry up, hurry up.

- What have you got?

- [Coyote] You will not believe this.

Oh my gosh.

And while I have been present for nearly all

of these initial finds,

every once in awhile, Mark and Mario

stumble upon an animal without me.

And on this rainy evening,

they just so happened to encounter

what may be considered the rarest animal

we have ever found in a rainforest.

- [Mark] Mario!

- [Mario] Yeah.

- [Mark] Come look what I found.

- [Mario] What, what'd you get?

- [Mark] I found a giant Onychophora ,

the rare one. - What?

- [Mario] Oh man.

- [Mark] Right here on this rock.

This is the one that's on the wall in the cabin.

- [Mario] Yeah, it totally is.

- [Mark] What do we do?

Coyote's not even here.

What do we do, just film it?

- [Mario] Uh well certainly we have to film it.

I've got a container in my backpack.

We could contain it, take it back to the lodge,

have Coyote check it out

and we'll get some great shots.

- [Mark] We have to right?

- [Mario] Yeah.

We'll bring it back. - Oh yeah.

- Yeah, we'll bring it right back after

and that'll be awesome.

Great find dude.

Okay so.

- [Mark] Oh my goodness.

Oh my goodness.

- Let's be gentle. - Careful careful.

- [Mark] Be careful.

You know these things could spray stuff.

- [Mario] Oh, you're very velvety.

- [Mark] Hold on, I gotta touch it.

Oh it's so cool.

- Let's go, I'm so excited. - Yeah, alright.

- [Mark] Let's do it.

I can hardly stand still, let's go.

- Secured.

- [Mark] Yes.

- Woo!

- [Mario] Coyote.

- [Mark] Coyote

- [Coyote] You guys find anything cool to photograph?

- Yeah maybe. - Maybe.

- [Mark] Show him.

- Check out what Mark found.

- [Mark] Show him.

(gasps)

- Get out of here.

You are kidding me. - We found it

- [Mark] We found it on the rock,

like four paces from where we found the brown one.

- [Mario] Yeah.

- [Coyote] Get out of here, I cannot believe that.

- [Mark] Go inside and get the picture, show everybody.

- Oh my gosh, I cannot believe you guys

found the Holy Grail.

Oh my goodness guys the Onychophora.

- Good good,

that's what we were looking for, that reaction.

- Get out of town.

What?

- [Mark] We've just been like jumping for joy

the whole way over.

Look at it, yep, there it is.

So we brought it back.

What we want to do is we want to build

a little film set.

- Ooh that's a great idea.

Oh you know what we should do?

Like a planet earth type shoot

where we set it up on a little table.

Like having a little table up here,

we'll get some moss,

and some logs and set it up and do a presentation.

- [Mark] Absolutely.

- This'll kind of be like the mole cricket episode,

only with a much rarer animal.

Oh my gosh.

I can't believe you found an Onychophora.

This is insane.

So wait, who found it, you found it?

- [Mark] Yeah I mean where we were just filming with you.

- [Coyote] Woo, this is crazy.

- [Mark] Not a bad gig Coyote when you can do your job

and wear sandals.

- I do, I got my sandals on,

I don't even have my snake boots.

I was I was working on the orca script,

and just kinda lounging,

so I saw the rain starts coming down,

and I was like, man these guys get back

before those cameras get soaked.

Let me see if I can get it

to just stay totally calm on my hand.

Whoa, you are looking at the Velvet Worm,

quite possibly the rarest creature you can come across

in the Costa Rican rainforest.

This creature's ancestors date back

500 million years to the Cambrian period,

that is before the time of the dinosaurs.

Now this was one of the first terrestrial creatures

to ever walk this planet

and even to this day,

they are strictly terrestrial,

which means that they stay on land.

Well let's talk about where this animal

gets its name from, the Velvet Worm.

Believe it or not,

this creature feels just like velvet.

It does not have any hard outer exoskeleton

like an arthropod,

but in fact has a very soft squishy body,

almost feels like a gummy worm,

but if you pet it very gently,

go ahead Mark, put your hand out there,

tell everybody at home,

it feels just like velvet.

- [Mark] Oh wow.

- So soft.

- [Mark] Yeah, like a crushed velvet suit.

- Is is so soft.

- [Mark] That is so cool.

- Here's something really cool.

They are actually capable of shedding

the outer layer of skin around once a month,

just like a snake,

and when they do shed that,

they basically walk out of the skin,

similar to the way a snake slithers out of its skin

and then they're even softer and more brilliantly bright.

Oh it's so cool.

Let's take a look at the anatomy of this animal.

It looks like a mix between a caterpillar,

a worm and a slug.

But Onychophora is actually its own phylum, right?

And there are close to 200 of them worldwide.

However, scientists don't know how many truly exist,

because they're very rarely seen.

This is a nocturnal creature

and the fact that Mark,

you and Mario just stumbled upon it tonight

is why they're so hard to find,

because oftentimes they're out on rainy nights

when most people aren't out venturing around.

Now despite the fact that this creature

is actually kind of cute,

believe it or not,

it is a voracious predator.

And the way that they hunt,

is they slowly move through the rainforest flora,

foraging amongst leaves and dead logs

and they'll use those two front sensory organs

to kind of tap on their prey

and as soon as they sense something to eat,

this is crazy, they have two glands on the side

of their face that shoot out a sticky slime.

It's like Spiderman's webbing, right?

And it is so incredibly strong,

that it can immediately pin the prey down.

It actually shoots out in two streams,

and those streams will cross,

creating a net.

So let's say it's a small beetle,

it will go, shoot out those two streams,

tangle up the beetle

and then slowly walk up on top of it.

And they have a little mouth up front,

I don't know if you'll be able to see that or not.

But inside that mouth is a single tooth

that is like a razor blade.

They insert that tooth into the victim

and then they leak in saliva.

That saliva is similar to the saliva

of a giant waterbug that it slowly breaks down the insides

of their prey and they drink it up

just like a milkshake.

- [Mark] Are you afraid of being bit right now?

- No, its tooth is much too small to potentially bite me

and they're not aggressive in any way whatsoever.

It's not a centipede or a waterbug,

this is something that is completely safe to handle,

however it's incredibly fragile,

so as you can see,

I'm trying to be just as careful as possible.

I also don't want it to shoot me

with that sticky slime, because it's just like glue.

- [Mark] Is it toxic, the slime?

Could it like poison you?

- As far as I know, everything I've read, no.

The slime is completely harmless,

so if it does get slime on me,

I'm gonna be absolutely fine.

Now each one of those little stub feet

has two little hooked claws.

They almost look like cat's claws

and they use those to hold on to rigid surfaces

when they're moving over let's say a log or a dry branch.

However, if they're walking on something moist and soft,

like moss, those claws retract in and they have

these little tiny soft pads on the ends of their feet.

I can actually feel it gripping onto my hand

and it doesn't hurt at all,

but it feels really interesting

because those legs on each side

move in unison with one another.

And just like a worm, and remember,

this is not related to a worm,

but like a worm, has a very soft body,

and it's the expanding and contraction

of the muscles inside of its body

that allow it to get longer if it needs to.

So let's say it's moving through some crevices

in a log, it can stretch its body out

and get itself completely out of a sticky situation.

Oh hi there buddy.

I see you.

And look at the strength of its body.

It can completely extend itself out,

just like we've seen millipedes do in the past,

searching for the next move to make.

And there it goes, right up on my fingers.

Wow.

- [Mark] Lucky night in the rainforest.

Man that thing is so cool.

Alright well you built a pretty awesome little

set here Coyote.

- I think this is a good opportunity

for us to get this Velvet Worm down on the miniature set

and start filming some epic B roll.

Are you guys ready?

- [Mark] Let's do it.

- Let's get the voiceover going.

And turn this into a planet earth episode.

(majestic atmospheric music)

The Red Velvet worm is a creature

that is almost never seen in the wild

with human eyes.

Their elusive nature and nocturnal lifestyle,

combined with their tendency

to exist in only the remote areas of the rainforest,

make encountering them nearly impossible.

To our knowledge, we are one of the only teams

to have ever captured video footage of this animal.

So having this opportunity

was truly a once in a lifetime.

This lucky moment will now be held near the top

of our greatest memories we as animal enthusiasts

will forever carry with us.

And we are incredibly proud

that we have now been able to share this encounter

with each and every one of you.

Wow.

What an absolutely incredible night,

getting the Holy Grail of bizarre rainforest creatures,

the Red Velvet worm, up close for the cameras.

I'm Coyote Peterson, be brave,

stay wild, we'll see you on the next adventure.

- Alright guys, here we are,

back at the rock where we found this

amazing rainforest creature, the Onychophora.

By far the coolest animal I've ever found.

Coyote was pretty impressed.

- [Mario] And jealous.

- And maybe a little jealous.

But man, we had a great night.

Alright buddy, right back where we found you,

just like we promised.

- [Coyote] Hey Coyote pack,

I've got some great news.

We are doing two live shows in Australia,

one in Melbourne and one in Sydney.

The tickets are on sale now.

And for everyone in the United States,

get excited, because a West Coast tour

is coming in early 2018.

And don't forget, subscribe,

so you can join me and the crew,

on our next big adventure.

I'm Coyote Peterson, be brave.

(cheering)

(coyote howling)

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- Boy that's a big spider!

Here goes, want to set down the leaf right there.

- [Mark] Okay its in.

- [Coyote] Whoooo, no its not.

Look out, look out, look out!

(jungle beat music)

- Far beneath the dense canopy of the Costa Rican rainforest

a plethora of toxic creatures hide

amongst the foliage and shadows.

From hopping poisonous frogs, to slithering venomous snakes.

These so-called biological landmines can frequently

be encountered in almost any stretch of wilderness.

Tonight we are back exploring the 140 acre expanse of

the Costa Rican Amphibian Research Reserve,

where the crew and I are on a search for one

of central America's most dangerous arachnids.

However, before we can even begin to look

for eight-legged creatures we stumbled upon

the rainforests most infamous pit viper.

Well guys, one of the most common terms you hear me say,

is biological landmine and we haven't been out for more

than 15 minutes tonight and already we've come across

one of the most toxic snakes in all of central America.

The fer-de-lance, its right there.

Tonight's episode is all about these biological landmines

so its just coincidence that we came across

this small one right now.

Alright Mark, just crouch down real slowly there.

You can see its right in the middle of the walking trail.

- [Mark] Can barely see it.

- It is perfectly camouflaged,

we almost stepped right on it.

You can see it staying completely still right now,

and look at that camouflage.

This speckled, leaf-like patterning allows it to perfectly

blend in to these leaves and all of this dark mud.

- I'm not even sure, like I got a shot of you and a shot

of it, I'm not even sure if people can see where it is,

its so camouflaged.

- Oh yeah, well actually that's a good thing.

Why don't you give a general view of this area

and let people try to pick it out on screen.

Can you guys see the fer-de-lance.

- [Mark] Is it there? No.

Is it there? No.

Oh.

- This is the snake--

Oooh careful.

Careful, careful, careful.

There we go, check that out.

This snake is no stranger to us.

We come across fer-de-lance almost every time

we've come out here to the rainforests of Costa Rica.

And I would say this one's small to medium size.

We've certainly come across some

that are much larger than this.

And this snake is responsible for more deaths

than any other species here in central and South America.

Alright, lets let this snake go and see if we can find

some of those creepy arachnids.

Alright, you ready?

Encountering snakes is all about being in the right place

at the right time.

But when it comes to encountering creepy crawlies,

these encounters usually happen when you least expect them.

- [Mark] Oh is this that cabin?

- [Coyote] Yeah, research hut.

Ooh, there's some interesting looking spiders.

That right there, that's a fishing spider.

That is a wandering spider.

- [Mark] How do you know this?

- [Coyote] You can tell by the distinct stripe

its got right down the center of its back there and--

- [Mark] So that's what we're looking for,

but its a little small.

- [Coyote] Yeah its a little small,

we want something much bigger than that.

Alright lets search all around the outside of this building.

- [Mark] I feel that we're close.

- [Coyote] Oh scorpion, there's a scorpion

back here in the thing.

Yeah there's a scorpion right there can you see it.

- [Mark] Oh yeah.

- [Coyote] Look at that, let me see if I can get it out.

Oh, there it is.

There we go.

He feels real comfortable on that leaf.

Check that out.

Yet another one of the Costa Rican rainforests

biological landmines.

- [Mark] How dangerous is a scorpion?

- [Coyote] Mmm, they vary.

This appears to be some variety of bark scorpion

based on its narrow front pincers.

But I do not know how potent the venom is,

so I certainly do not want to be stung by any species

that I cannot properly identify.

Pretty good size one too if it is a bark scorpion.

Look at that stinger,

can you see it just in between my gloves there?

- [Mark] That's a good stinger.

- Yeah, alright lets place the scorpion back up on

the side of this old shed,

and keep searching for the wandering spider.

It was turning into a night of biological landmines.

And while we came upon several different spider species,

each one more creepy than the last.

Our target was yet to be located.

So we continued into the night, and headed towards

a small jungle pond that was likely to have

a world of creatures around it.

Upon our arrival, all it took was scanning the overhanging

tree limbs and before we knew it, the rainforests

most dangerous eight-legged predator, was in our sights.

- [Mark] Is that him?

- Hold on, let me check.

Boy, that's a big spider.

- [Mark] Is it one?

- Oh boy, its on to us, look through there.

Can you see the red underside to its legs.

(mumbling)

Let me see if I can see the spider.

- [Mark] Okay, let me see if I can grab it.

You're watching the spider right.

Okay I got the leaf, I don't know if it has the spider.

- [Coyote] Alright set down the leaf right there.

Let me see the capsule.

Okay, um, you guys got okay shots right?

- [Mark] You didn't see it run out of there?

- I did not.

- [Mark] There's webbing all over that.

I think that's its permanent residence.

I don't want to destroy it.

- [Coyote] I see it.

Its right in here.

Its right in this leaf right here, this main--

- [Mark] Okay, so what's the game plan here.

- [Coyote] I am going to put the end of the capsule,

right like this.

And I'm going to gently try to

coax it backwards

into the container.

Wait, where's the lid?

Here's the lid.

- [Mark] You have gloves, so you're on your own.

- [Coyote] Yep, everybody got a good shot.

- [Mark] Its in.

- [Coyote] Ooooh, no its not.

Hold on, nobody move.

Look out, look out, look out!

Back, back, back.

See how they jump.

Got it!

Whooohoooo, that was a little nerve-wracking.

Wow.

Talk about one fierce-looking spider.

Okay, lets back away from this watery area.

What I'm gonna do is actually place the leaf

back up on the tree so we can just put the spider

right back up into the tree, okay.

Oh man, my hands are shaking.

- [Mark] Right, where do you want to do the scene at?

- I say we go down to the jungle research hut

and get this spider up close for the cameras.

Its the most controlled situation we can be in.

That takes a lot of nerves, a lot of nerves guys.

(chuckling) Oh man, that was definitely one of the most

nerve-wracking catches of my entire career.

I couldn't believe that,

when I tried to get it into the capsule

and it sprang out and came straight towards you guys.

- [Mark] It was like a lightning bolt.

- Yeah.

That it is why we pay respect to the wandering spider.

Let me take off my pack here

and get a little bit more comfortable.

Not gonna need the pack for this scene.

Take off these gloves, now I was wearing the gloves

because I was afraid that if the spider leapt out of

the tree it may land on my hand

and inflict one very, very painful bite.

Here we go guys.

Now, we have been to Costa Rica many times,

and this is bio landmine number one.

You always see them hanging up in the trees,

climbing up the trunks of the trees,

running across the jungle floor.

The wandering spider is quite possibly the most dangerous

arachnid we could come across out here in the rainforest.

Now when I say wandering spider, that's a generalization

for any spider species that's just crawling around

out there on the rainforest floor.

But there are actually eight cataloged species

of Brazilian wandering spider.

And I do believe that this is the Costa Rican variety.

And the way that I can identify it as such

is the quintessential red linings

on the undersides of the legs.

Let me tip it up and see if you can see that there Mark.

Look at those red legs.

Now what this spider will do, if it feels threatened

by any potential predator, is it will rear up like this

on its back legs, revealing that red coloration.

Now, aposematic, right, telling you that I am very venomous.

Now if the red coloration doesn't warn you to walk away.

You're gonna be bitten by two massive fangs

that are armed with huge venom sacs.

- [Mark] Look at him, looking at you.

- Its intimidating.

It doesn't need to be scattering around inside

of this container to know that its extremely toxic.

And you may be asking yourself, well Coyote are you going

to freehold this spider like you did the Black Widow.

No way guys, the bite from this is so much worse.

This is probably the only spider species that I've ever

encountered thus far, that really, really makes me nervous.

And you look at this and you think, hmm,

its just kind of a big fuzzy spider.

And I know some people have a horrible case

of arachnophobia.

And right now you're shaking in your seat,

thinking to yourselves,

Coyote, how are you possibly holding this thing.

But it is a creature that we do respect and we do love.

And it is out here, just doing its thing.

Hunting for bugs, hunting for small frogs.

This spider's actually large enough

where it can even take down some small mammals.

That is one incredible predator right there.

- [Mark] Remember that time, that we were in Posa Peninsula

and you actually put your hand right by one.

- I do, I believe that was the eyelash-viper video.

And somebody actually wrote in the comments section

on Youtube, Coyote, you're aware

that was a wandering spider right?

So we immediately looked it up and we were like,

ooh, yeah, only the most dangerous spider in the area

and my hand was literally inches from it.

And as you guys can see from earlier,

they are capable of jumping.

That's what makes them, in my opinion, so scary.

Now they're primarily nocturnal, so during the day

they're hiding underneath old rotting boards,

in between leaves, up in the canopy.

And one way that people often come across these spiders

is because they're constantly found in residential areas.

During the day, they may even come into your house

or hide in your boot, hide in your sheets.

Anywhere that this spider can find a place to hide

and stay out of the daylight is fair game.

So you have to be extremely careful.

That's why we always tell you, especially when you're

in the rainforest, to check your boots

before you put them on.

Because overnight, a wandering spider could have crawled

inside and trust me, the one thing you don't want to happen,

is put your foot into your boot

and you get a bite from this spider.

Now, at full size, this spider

can be about six inches in diameter.

This one here, is about four inches from the tip

of its longest leg to the other tip of its longest leg.

Let me hold it up for you like that, see that?

Put my hand up next to it, kind of give you some reference.

Oh, that's a pretty big spider right there.

Well, I would definitely say that it was one successful

evening when it came to coming across many of the biological

landmines that we see here in the Costa Rican rainforest.

And nothing could have topped it off better,

than this enormous wandering spider.

I'm Coyote Peterson, be brave, stay wild.

We'll see you on the next adventure.

The crew and I have encountered many spider species

over the course of our travels.

Some of which I have even been brave enough to handle.

Despite the risk of their toxic bite.

However, when it comes to the wandering spider,

there is no question about it, this is

the most dangerous arachnid I have ever worked with.

So if you find yourself in central or South America

and you stumble upon one of these large predatory

arachnids, do your absolute best to stay a safe distance

from this biological landmine.

Because its bite is without question,

something you never want to experience.

Mission complete.

If you thought the wandering spider was a creepy creature.

Make sure to go back and watch the episode

where I free handle one of Costa Rica's

most common arachnids, the golden silk orb weaver.

Ând don't forget, subscribe, so you can join me and the crew

on this season of Breaking Trail.

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The Try Guys Try Roller Derby - Duration: 21:18.

(rock music)

- Fuck me.

- Roller derby.

- [Keith] What's better than a whole gang

of girls skating down and knocking you over?

- I love rollerskating because it's basically

having cars on your feet.

- We're going into a ring with a bunch of buff women

who are going to beat the shit out of us.

This is a terrible idea.

(upbeat music)

What do I know about roller derby?

- [Keith] It's a sport where tough ladies push each other

for an hour while skating?

- You put wheels on your feet.

- Get someone in the shoulder,

they fall you stand up, it feels good man, feels good.

(shouts)

- This seems like it was imagined

in a 1980's science fiction novel.

- It sounds like a sport I'd love to watch.

But today we're doing it and we're doing it

with the Derby Dolls, the most famous group of girls

who push over other girls.

- Roller derby is a full contact sport.

And it involves two teams on the track.

You field two jammers, one from each team,

every opposing blockers hips that she passes

is a point.

- So skate and turn left and don't fall.

- You can fall but just get up right away.

(laughs)

- The Derby Dolls, are the Derby Dolls a team?

Are the Derby Dolls the league, how does it work?

- We are a women's bank track league based in Los Angeles.

We have four home teams, Fight Crew, Sirens,

Tough Cookies and my team Varsity Brawlers,

which is the best team ever.

So we are gonna teach you first to fall small,

some basic stops.

- How to skate the track, how to hit people.

That's the fun part of derby.

- I've probably played the most contact sports

out of the Try Guys but this is the first time

I've played against only women.

- I have the structural integrity of uncooked pasta.

My body is jut waiting to crumble and blow off into wind.

- [Jager] Injuries are kind of common in roller derby

it is a full contact sport.

- I actually enjoy getting beaten up.

Like I really like physical pain.

- I'm getting married so I'm very concerned about all of me.

My fiance told me not to do this video.

Not because she cares about my face,

because she cares about that wedding.

- Professor Jager, I've never skated before

is this a good place to start?

- Well I've a better idea for you guys.

(soft music)

- Got any tips?

Don't fall, great.

♫ Sometimes the world seems cruel

♫ Nothing ever goes your way

♫ Every

- Woop!

- You're okay, you're okay.

♫ Sometimes

- Teamwork, teamwork.

Teamwork!

♫ Oh

♫ Time is on your side

♫ Oh

- And we're supposed to like bump people like this?

Ugh.

- So after an hour of learning how to skate,

now is the time to go to a ramp where the Derby Dolls

are gonna kick the shit out of me and my friends.

Let's do, ah!

(laughs)

- [Jager] So everyone's basically doing the exact same thing

to get around the track.

- Come to momma bird.

- You're slightly athletic I've been told.

Good luck little buddy.

He's alive.

- [Keith] Good job!

(boos)

- So in two days, we're gonna go from beginner

to no skating experience, to playing a roller derby match.

How fucked are we?

- 10.5?

- That's pretty good, I'm mean, or is 10 bad?

- 10 is normally good.

- We're like super fucked.

- Point five more fucked.

- Fell off the scale.

- Like fucked up.

- Were point five more fucked than most count.

- For stability reasons we have a stance

called derby stance which means you're basically in a squat

the whole time, there's two different kinds of falling

so it's your knees and then you will

eventually fall backwards because that's just what happens.

So you're gonna go, one, two.

And that's it.

(shouts)

You just want to be sure that you don't put your hands down

because your wrists have a tendency to break.

I like to always, whenever I train, hold a box

of kittens, if you drop the box of kittens,

you run them over and they're dead and you're sad.

(meows)

(shouts)

- [Keith] The kitties safe.

- Yes.

(laughs)

You definitely did.

After falling a thousand times your body will learn

how to do it safely.

- Fuck me that one hurt so much.

- The more time you spend on the floor,

the more you are a hazard to yourself but mostly others.

- Hazard to myself and others is like my bi-line.

(laughs)

- Were gonna fix that.

The roller derby community, we're super diverse

and we're really tightly knit, like I would never have met

any of these people because I'm actually really nervous

and like socially anxious

but roller derby, you all bond over like sweating

and falling.

It is something for women that women didn't think

that they could do because it's something so physical

and it is really violent, a lot of what we get

when we first start is I'm sorry, I can't do it,

I'm not strong enough and those are all lies.

You guys are gonna fall on your ass a lot.

But we're just gonna try and get you to have muscle memory

to do it safely.

So it's called the slide out, you're skating,

you're skating, you're like

'oh shit I'm gonna fall backwards', right?

You want to pick a cheek,

both feet out and off to the side.

It's gonna hurt just deal with it.

- What?

- Choose a side.

Well I mean being tall does have it's advantages

for those great.

Both feet out.

(laughs)

okay, that looked straight down the middle,

- [Zach] Did that hurt?

- Sure did hurt Zach.

But thank you for the compliment.

- Oh can you swear at each other?

- The official ruling is, you can swear in general

but you cannot swear at a specific skater, ref

or coach.

- So I can scream, 'oh shit on my dick'

- Yes.

- But I can't say, 'shit on your dick'.

- Yeah, just a general anyone's dick.

We always say, high on the straightaway,

low on the turns, that just maximizes your speed

and it gives you more bang for your buck,

so you don't have to exert that much energy to go fast.

So you go low on the turn.

You shoot up on the straight away, so as high as you can,

shoot down,

back up,

and shoot down as close as you can,

and that's how you skate the track.

- Wow!

- High on the straight away.

- Jager what if going fast is scary

and I don't want to do it?

- Get over it.

- Great.

(laughs)

(shouts)

- Keep your hands up.

And then keep your fingers, feet and then just stay there

until you, yup.

- Roller derby y'all.

- What if you find that fear always wins?

- [Jager] That's why you have pads.

Try again.

- Try again.

- [Jager] Try again, just keep trying.

Just keep your knees bent,

getting a little better.

- Remember, we're the Try Guys,

not the do it the first time guys, let's go.

(cheers and encouragements)

- [Jager] Hold your kittens.

Bend your knees.

(upbeat music)

- It's hard to not feel really shitty right now,

like I can't stop, I can't play this sport,

'cause I don't know what I'm doing here.

(whistle blows)

- [Jager] Go ahead and grab water.

- This is super exhausting, but,

per my fiance's request, did not break my face,

did not break my wrists, I can still walk down the aisle.

- I was kind of excited to hit people

but know I'm a little worried about it

like it's hard enough just skating.

- What we learned today was basically the equivalent

of running across the football field

without actually doing anything.

I don't know what's going to happen when we actually

put it in the strategy, the blocking, the hitting

and the actual game.

- I hope that when we have Jager, we don't bomb.

Tough coach.

- Now that we're totally dope at this,

how do you actually play the game?

- Gather around.

There are 10 people on the track,

there are five from each team.

- We only have four, do you think you could still win,

even on a team with us?

- No but I'll do it.

- Yes, that's the spirit.

- [Jager] So you have four blockers,

and then each team fields a jammer.

She's the one who collects the points.

So what you do on the whistle, everybody starts moving

the jammers go forward and they try to go through the pack

which is the largest group of opposing blockers

from each side, first one to get out legally,

is the lead jammer, the second pass

is her first scoring pass, and that means every opposing

blocker's hips that she passes with her hips

is a point.

- And you can't score points til you've gone around once.

- Yes.

- And how long does a round usually last?

- 60 seconds or less.

- How many do you have?

- As many as you can fit within an hour.

- How do you hit people?

- With your hips and your shoulder.

- So no elbows to the face?

- No.

- Does it feel good to knock over a jammer though?

- Yes.

Your face.

(laughs)

(imitates gun shot)

(rock music)

- Your center of gravity is here.

When somebody hits you, the lower and the more grounded

you are the better, but the sweet spot

to hit is right here.

- Oh.

- That's not fair, the sweet spot is so accessible on me.

- Yes it is.

So I would go punk, and I would hit him.

But I'd pop him up.

I'd pop him up.

- Do I like really knock over one of these dudes?

- Yeah, knock over Eugene.

- Eugene you want to get knocked over?

(classical music)

Alright Eugene's good.

Eugene's good.

You ready?

(shouts) (laughs)

(laughs)

- Booty bump.

Work that butt.

Show him yeah.

(laughs)

yeah.

Was that a foul?

- [Chata] Yes.

I think you guys should work on walling up.

- What did you say, walling up?

- Yes, so it's like a wall of four people.

So you get together, chest up, eyes up, butt down.

Ready, roll out, the person on the high, which this case

is Eugene, is gonna go faster,

person on the low slows it down.

In the straight aways it's the opposite,

Eugene slows down,

and Zach picks it up.

That is not a wall, you lost a man.

If Keith is behind you guys gotta slow it down

to catch up with Keith.

- Wall link up, Try Guys assemble.

- You're almost there.

Stay with your wall.

I'm gonna find a hole.

(boys shouting)

- No.

- [Chata] Sorry.

- Yo Jager I feel like we got this, let's kick some ass

and take some names.

(tough music)

♫ You can be my champion

- We are given roller derby names.

It's basically an alter ego, that everyone chooses

once they start skating.

- So I'm a Habersbasher, what do you think?

- Okay, I'll take it.

- She loves it, she loves it, she loves it, she loves it.

- So the importance of bout makeup, it's a way

to pump yourself up, some people like to have

the same thing over and over,

kind of like a lucky rabbit's foot,

or you wear the same underwear.

- Gross.

Will you help us put our bout makeup on today?

- Sure.

- In honor of you being our coach,

I would love something horizontal,

but I want it just straight across my eyeball,

all the way here and all the way here so it's just almost

like a smoky eye but so smoky it's like volcanic.

- I'm called Nasty Ned, because I got a good booty

and I'm a perfect 10.

Look back, mailed it.

What do you think?

It's printed on the shirt so we can't change it.

- So I'm hoping this look

will scare my opponents from ever wanting to even hurt me.

- I think you don't need glasses for people

to pity you.

(laughs)

- So my last name's Yang, which rhymes with a lot

of fun words and I decided to go for Yang Bang

which describes what I'm going to do today,

I'm gonna bang people.

- So I was thinking like a fancy man mustache.

'Cause I'm a fancy nasty man.

Or maybe like angry eyebrows.

- My last name is Kornfeld.

- Okay.

- So I went with like you know, there's creamed corn.

So I'm gonna cream my competition.

- So how do you think I'm gonna do,

you've watched me progress.

- You're gonna be there.

And you're gonna do things.

- Okay.

- It goes, it should go like.

- They're like two separated, I know what I'm doing.

Okay.

- Okay, okay, okay,

- Wait oh that, I mean, (laughs)

- Up, not down!

- [Jager] It was.

- How do I look?

- [Jager] You look so good.

- If you saw me coming down the track

would you feel bad hurting me?

- Yes.

- Good.

- Oh Jager, you're really good at derby but

I don't know if you have a career in makeup.

(laughs)

- It does look like I got run over by a tire on my face.

- Yeah this is awful, thank you.

- Nasty Ned, ready for your close- oh no.

What, what, what happened to my mustache?

I don't, I love it.

(laughs)

- I look like Daryl Hannah in Blade Runner.

- I look like one of the little rascals.

- It's nasty.

(laughs)

(slurps)

- Thanks a lot, thanks for teaching us

and I'm so sorry for the performance you're about to see.

(bell dings) (dramatic music)

- Try Guys on three.

- Yeah.

- One, two, three.

- [All] Try Guys.

(whistle blows)

- [Announcer] 30 seconds to the track.

(chatter)

(whistle blows)

Jam one.

Black lane.

- [Jager] Pop back up, pop back up, boy pop,

gotta get here.

Walls up, blue wall up.

Wall up.

- [Keith] Wall up, wall up.

Wall, wall it up, wall up.

(guys shout)

(whistle blows)

- [Guy] That's so fun.

- Fun, fun!

What part of that is fun?

- [Eugene] So should we have Zach be jammer now?

- Let's do Zach.

- So which one am I?

- You're jammer.

- [Keith] You're the jammer now.

- I'm the go fast guy?

- You're the go fast in the back of the line.

(whistle blows)

(chatter)

(whistle blows)

- [Announcer] Jam two.

- [Jager] Pop up pop up, don't apologize.

Get up there get up the track.

You got it, pop back up, pop back up.

You need to be on the track.

Pop back up Kremer get back on the track.

- [Zach] Ow.

- [Jager] Nice Kremer, go go go.

Kremer down the track!

(whistle blows)

- [Announcer] Black Jammer first.

- Did I score a penalty?

- She cut, which means like you know cutting in line,

she just went ahead of you.

- How did I do?

- So good.

- I fell a lot.

- The next jam is a power jam which means we

are the only ones with a jammer,

and we're the only ones able to score.

- [Keith] Shit,

- Who wants to jam?

- Don't waste it on me.

Power play give it to Eugene.

Give it to Eugene.

And we're gonna try to not fuck it all up.

(whistle)

- [Announcer] 30 seconds.

(whistle blows)

Jam three.

- [Jager] Nice slide Eugene, go go go.

Nice.

Go again, go again, go again.

- [Keith] Going back baby.

(beeps)

- [Jager] Again Eugene.

One more pass.

Get back up.

(whistle blows)

- What's up!

That's our Eugene.

Yeah!

Woo.

Roller derby baby.

Jammer baby.

- These things are happening.

- I'm really getting hurt out there.

I took some bad spills.

- [Ned] Go for it Keith, before you get more injured.

- Yeah give me last run.

- Before you get more,

if you need to, you can take it off and pass it to me.

(rewinds)

You're already confused but I might as well say it,

so say, Eugene is a pivot right,

put it on your helmet but say like I'm a jammer,

I can't get out because you guys are so good at blocking.

I can actually take off the panty, hand it to Eugene,

take it, and now he becomes the jammer put it on top

of the helmet, double panties.

- Oh wow so I can,

- And now you are the

- Wall into a jammer?

- Yes, he is just a jammer.

- Don't throw it.

- Do a panty pass.

- That's what we're gonna do.

- Everyone jam take it off, but you have to make it

to me though because I can't go back.

- I get it, I got you hard.

(whistle blows)

(whistle blows)

- [Announcer] Jam four.

- [Jager] Yes Keith, yes, you got this.

Catch up you guys catch up.

Catch up.

Make a wall blue, make a wall.

Nice.

- Go somewhere else, go somewhere else.

Go somewhere else.

(whistle blows)

- [Announcer] Blue one zero, low block.

- Come on.

- [Keith] Penalty!

Ned!

(whistle blows)

- [Jager] Do not take your helmet off and skate around.

(shouts)

- Are you serious right now ref?

- Yeah I'm sorry.

- Are you serious?

I went low.

I was falling, I was hurt, that was all her.

She's pushing me, (groans)

- I'll jam.

- Alright.

- Cool.

(whistle blows)

(whistle blows) (dramatic music)

- [Announcer] Jam five.

Black leg.

- I can't do anything.

(whistle blows)

- [Jager] Last one 'cause it got.

- Redemption baby, I'm ready to come out of that penalty box

what do I do?

Really really fast, okay.

- [Announcer] Okay this is our last bout,

we believe in you baby let's do this.

- Let's go, one two three.

- [All] Try Guys.

(whistle blows)

- [Jager] Don't disappoint me.

Ned go.

- [Man] Go Ned.

(shouts)

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go.

Catch her nasty catch her.

(pulsing heart beats)

High on the straightaway, low on the turns.

Stay with your wall.

- [Ned] Gotta good booty and I'm a perfect 10.

- [Zach] Structural integrity of uncooked pasta.

(whistle blows)

- [Jager] That was excellent.

Yes, fuck yeah.

(shouts and cheers)

(upbeat music)

- Wow what a rush.

- You know how hard it is to be on wheels

on a really sharp incline and go slow?

- You think that's a traditionally male thing

so like put yourself in harms way, nope,

women can do that just as well.

- They fell just as much as I thought they would.

- Jager!

- Falling is actually kind of fun.

(cheers)

- I'm very surprised that no one died,

there was a panty pass, which was really exciting.

Ned got out.

- That was sad, not good team work.

- So if these four guys can learn how to skate

within the last couple of days,

go straight into a scrimmage

with the Los Angeles Derby Dolls,

anyone who sees this video can come look us up,

find the warrior within themselves

and figure out who you are through skating.

- So many of us fall on our butts

and pretend like it never happened

but derby, roller derby, teaches you how to do it

and get back up, and that's a life lesson we can all take

with us, male or female.

(cheers)

For more infomation >> The Try Guys Try Roller Derby - Duration: 21:18.

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ADAM E2: The Mirror in 4K (Created in Unity) - Oats Studios - Duration: 7:00.

[Needalus]: You want to know what you are?

[classical music playing]

[♪♪♪]

[whoosh]

[raspy breathing]

[raspy breathing]

[grunting and gasping]

[panting]

[gasping]

[gasping]

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

[energy surging]

[energy surging]

[♪♪♪]

[doors rumbling open]

[foreign voice calling out over P.A.]

[heavy sighing]

All of you used to live

in the walled city of the Consortium.

You were cut away from your bodies

You can't remember

because the Consortium wiped your minds.

One felony conviction saves the lives of 10 citizens.

Only your brain is of no use to the Consortium...

because your brain is tainted.

We don't know why they keep us alive...

to what end,

but it has been this way for generations.

I had to unlock you,

otherwise you would have wandered aimlessly

until your batteries failed,

and your brains...

suffocated.

I chose life for you.

I will always choose life.

But for those of you ensnared in the illusions of the past,

The Mirror can tell you who you once were.

[Traption]: The Mirror?

What's that?

[second Traption]: What is The Mirror?

[Needalus]: The Mirror reads the traces of your mind.

[door entry beeps]

She knows your histories.

Your crimes.

[♪♪♪]

[Mirror]: Consortium Criminal Code,

article 1-1A,

felony treason,

article 1-1B,

felony terrorism.

Crimes against the Consortium.

A terrorist attack at the Tacoma walled city.

A political dissident.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

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Conan O'Brien Wants To Show The World That Americans Aren't So Bad - Duration: 5:15.

For more infomation >> Conan O'Brien Wants To Show The World That Americans Aren't So Bad - Duration: 5:15.

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Dance Battle with Blake Lively - Duration: 5:57.

-♪ It's the "Tonight Show Dance Battle," yeah ♪

-All right, here we go. And now,

this here is the Dance Move Generator.

We're gonna take turns hitting this button,

which will randomly select a never-before-seen dance move.

Whoever's turn it is has to make up a dance for that move.

And may the best dancer win. [ Light laughter ]

Blake, since you are the guest, why don't we go first?

Let's start the Dance Move Generator.

-Okay. [ Beeping ]

I just hit it? -Yeah. Whenever you're ready.

[ Beeps ]

[ Laughter ]

-I've sort of been doing that this whole interview.

-[ Laughing ] No way. Me too.

All right, here we go.

Trying To Pretend You Don't Have A Wedgie Dance.

-Okay. -Roots, can she get a beat?

[ Rhythmic drumming ] -Okay.

-1, 2.

[ Up-tempo music plays ]

[ Audience cheers ]

♪♪

[ Cheers and applause ] -[ Laughs ]

That's pretty good. I like that one.

-And I was -- -You had to hide behind me --

You had to hide behind me to dance.

That's a very interesting move.

-And I was able to successfully pick my wedgie.

[ Laughter ] So this was like full...

-Kill two birds, man. All right.

Almost too real. Too real. Hashtag.

All right. Now it's my turn.

Let's start the Dance Move Generator.

I'm gonna put my hand on the pod.

[ Beeps ]

[ Laughter ]

-Catching the Bouquet. Okay.

-You've done this lots.

-Exactly. Exactly. [ Laughter ]

Catching the Bouquet, okay. -Okay.

[ Up-tempo music plays ]

♪♪

[ Audience cheers ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪♪

♪♪

[ Cheers and applause ] [ Finale plays ]

[ Music ends ]

[ Cheers and applause continue ]

-All right.

[ Laughter ]

That's not really fair.

-My -- My wife is so lucky.

[ Laughter ]

-I got to do more groundwork.

-[ Chuckles ] -Yeah.

-It's all the Shake Weight, man. [ Laughter ]

All right.

-My mom got me that for Christmas one year.

-Oh, I got like 10 of them. -But it wasn't a joke.

-Oh, really? -Yeah.

-Yeah, it's the future of -- -She drives down in the car --

drives down the -- the highway doing that.

-No way. Please don't do that. Oh.

-I don't know if you could air that.

-Yeah, I know. Yeah. We'll have to cut that out.

All right. [ Laughter ]

Blake, try and top that. -Okay.

-Start the generator.

-Okay.

[ Beeps ]

[ Laughter ]

-Ballerina Who Keeps Dropping Marbles.

Okay. -Wait. Wait.

Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. -Definitely a new dance.

-Wait. Okay.

-Ballerina Who Keeps Dropping Marbles.

Roots.

[ Classical music plays ] Oh.

♪♪

[ Light laughter ]

Oh!

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪♪

-[ Laughs ]

That's beautiful.

Oh, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa! Watch out! Hey!

Whoa, whoa! Oh, my God! She did floor work!

Oh! Dropping mar-- Be careful.

Be careful! My goodness! Please be careful.

[ Cheers and applause ] [ Laughs ]

[ Finale plays ] Good pratfall.

[ Music ends ] Good pratfall.

I thought I was real. Like, oh, my God. All right.

-You did floor work. -I did floor work.

You get competitive. I see. I see.

You got competitive. Let's see if I can top that.

Start the generator. Let's see what's up.

[ Beeping ] [ Imitating beeping ]

That's not annoying. [ Laughter ]

Okay, bang!

[ Beeps ]

[ Laughter ]

Heisman Magician? Okay?

-I don't know what that means.

-I guess -- what does that mean?

Like a Heisman Trophy?

[ Rhythmic percussion plays ]

-1, 2.

[ Dramatic music plays ]

[ Audience cheers ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪♪

[ Cheers and applause ] [ Finale plays ]

Sorry. [ Music ends ]

I'm happy I'm not out of breath for that one.

But I don't know how else to do that.

The Heisman -- whatever -- You're gonna --

-You look like you need water. -You're gonna win this time.

Whatever. I'm just out of breath.

I'm just totally doughy right now.

All right, you're clearly the better dancer.

-"Dancer."

-Why even compete against each other?

-We can dance, if we want to.

-I mean, we can leave our friends behind.

[ Laughter ] -'Cause if you can't dance.

-And if they don't dance...

then you're no friend of mine. -Then you're no friend of mine.

[ Laughter and applause ]

-Let's do one more dance together.

-Okay. [ Cheers and applause ]

-Let's start the Dance Move Generator.

[ Beeping ]

-Do it together, right? -Yeah, here we go.

-1, 2, 3. -1, 2, 3.

[ Beeps ]

[ Laughter ]

-I know that. I can -- -Yeah, yeah.

-I can do that. -Yeah, it's like --

-Riverdancing Frankenstein. -Yeah, we always do that, right?

-Yeah, yeah, of course. That's -- What are we doing?

-Well, 'cause like -- yeah. Do you want to...

[ Whispering indistinctly ] [ Laughter ]

-Start from backstage? -Like this.

[ Celtic music plays ] -Together? Together or on --

-Each side. Yeah. [ Laughter ]

Yeah. Ready?

[ Music continues ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

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[ Finale plays ] -The best in the business --

Blake Lively! [ Music ends ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

That is all for "Tonight Show Dance Battle."

Our thanks to Blake Lively. Stick around.

We'll be right back with Gabrielle Union!

-[ Singing indistinctly ] [ Cheers and applause ]