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Vlog: Noul stadion 'Ion Oblemenco' The new stadium 'Ion Oblemenco' - Duration: 13:03.
'But you're not vlogging right now, yes, or?'
Yes, I am!
Hi guys!
We are at the new stadium from Craiova
'That's not it!'
But is not this, is just the Sports Hall!
'This is Sports Hall, my friend!'
Replay!
We are on the way to
Wait a minute
You tell them:
'We are on the way to the new stadium, Ion Oblemenco'
'Here is the Sports Hall'
'which, also, is very beautiful.'
Be careful, not to fall.
Until to the stadium, we have to walk about 50 meters more
'50-100 meters and we arrive at the stadium'
'Look's like an UFO!'
OMG!
It's amazing!
Are you crazy, man?
This is the stadium!
We just arrived.
UFO from Banie?
'Ion Oblemenco!'
Let's go inside!
'Gate ten.'
I can not even shoot it completely!
It's too big!
Now we are entering in the stadium, at sector ten.
We have the tickets with us.
Let's see what is inside!
What do we have there?
'He did not want to let me in with the umbrella!'
Really?
He did not want to leave you in, with the umbrella?!
'Yes!'
Show us, the umbrella!
Look how big is this umbrella!
'Wait a minute!'
We use this title: They don't let us in, with this umbrella!
You can cover the entire stadium!
What are you doing?
But she opens or not?
Ok!
We arrived at our places.
We sit here.
Near to the roof.
Look what view do we have!
It's amazing!
How much did, all this, cost?
'Juice and beer, cost 5 lei (1,1Eur)'
'and popcorn, the same price.'
Each, yes?
'Little bag'
It is expensive!
'Yes, expensive! Over there, it was cheaper!'
Sing the hymn!
Come on, score a goal!
When I shoot them
'They are intimidated!'
Yes!
'You think that you are the only one who is intimidated when the camera is on him?'
'Others are too!'
Come on!
Hei brothers, from the last half hour I try to shoot a goal and I don't succeed!
'Keep trying!'
Next to me are sitting a few nice young boys
Biby#1
Have you heard, yes?
Subscribe to them because they are very cool kids!
Ok, let's go back to the game!
Fuck!
The ball don't want to go in!
Come on!
fuck!
It's only your fault!
'Yes, is my fault!'
'If I played, with my nose, I scored three goals!'
I tell you that I will shoot a goal? Fuck!
'Nice game.'
'It was very close that the dwarf scored a goal with his head!'
yes it was!
This is goal, for sure!
I feel that!
Incredibly, they missed again, I think is the tenth failure!
Come on! Come on!
yeah!! GOAL!!!!!
Good job guys!!
yes!!
Are you crazy, man? I shoot the goal, live!!!
Yeah man!!
Good job!!
Bravo!
Can you believe this?!
1-0, min. 38
Gooooooooooaaalllll!!!!
The bald guy has scored! The bald guy!!
My vlog is complete now. I can end it right now!
How the hell did they get in the stadium with the smoke bombs?
We have been controlled everywhere!
Tell us, how did they get in?
'They hid them in the ass!'
Goal! 2-0!!
But this boy lost a bet! :(
What are they doing on the pitch?
They cover the holes!
The stadium is amazing but
the lawn is very bad!!
Look at there!
In case you are wondering what happens during the break, look here!
They are reparing the lawn!
"You will see on my chanel, kendama and many challenges!"
"Subscribe at Biby#1"
"and RafaXD"
They are missed the gate so many times!!
Come on!
'The ball hit him in the head!'
Goooaaaallll!!!
3-0!!
I can't believe it!
I shoot another goal, live!!
What a game!!
Come on!
penalty!!
Come on, score again!
I told you that will be goal?! :)
'Last year, do you know how cursed was Baluta, from the gallery?'
This was the vlog about the new stadium from Craiova
There are still three minutes to the end of the game!
What the heel? Is penalty kick or what?
Can you hear this?
What happend there?
Go and see!
It's enough!
So, I end the vlog here and take care! XOXO Bye!
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This isn't a Truck Stop - Sam's House (Scene) | Transformers (2007) Movie Clip - Duration: 8:14.
Whatever fell out of the sky ended up right behind...
- What did he say? - What?
- Did he hear it, too? - Yeah, Jack heard it, too. Yeah.
- What does he think it is? - He thinks it's a military experiment.
- What a knucklehead. - Yeah, well, I think it's a plane.
Still no official word as to what happened. You can see...
- Yeah! - Call Sam.
- Yeah. Why? - He should be home in 15 minutes.
Well, I'll call him in 15 minutes.
If you wait 15 minutes, he'll be late and you'll have to ground him.
Well, I can't ground him if he's not late, can I?
I need you to stay here, all right?
You got to stay here and you're gonna watch them.
- Okay, okay. - All of them.
- Do you hear what I'm saying? - Yeah, okay, okay.
Five minutes, all right?
- Thanks for staying on my path. - Oh, yeah. No, no, Dad. Hey!
The... Oh, the path. I'm sorry. I forgot about the path.
I'm gonna sweep the whole thing right now. How about that?
- You know, I buy half your car... - Yeah.
Then I bail you out of jail and then I just decided to do all your chores.
- The chores. - Yeah. Life is great, huh?
Life... Life is fantastic, is how good it is.
It's so... Oh, the trash cans. Sorry, Dad. I'm gonna do the trash cans now.
No, no, I don't want you to strain yourself.
No, no, I won't strain myself, Dad.
- I'll do it. - It would hurt my feelings if you do it.
- You sure? I don't mind, I don't... - I promise...
No, no, no, I'm gonna do it.
I'm gonna do the trash cans and I'm gonna scrape the grill
and I'm gonna... I'm gonna sweep up the whole house right now.
- Tonight, right now? - Right now.
The...
I love you. God, I love you
just so much right now.
You know, Mom wanted me to ground you.
- You're three minutes late. - Right?
Oh, well, just another thing you did for me, Dad,
because you're such a swell guy.
One more thing, huh?
All right, I love you! Sleep good, handsome man!
What are you doing? What are you doing?
No, watch the path! Watch the path! Watch the... Please, please, please.
No, no, wait. No, no, no! Oh, no!
- Sorry. My bad. - Oh, I... You couldn't...
You couldn't wait for five... You couldn't wait for five minutes?
I told you to just stay! Just stay! God!
- I told you to watch them. I told you. - Okay, you know what?
- They seem to be in a little bit of a rush. - Oh, this is bad. No!
Mojo, Mojo! Off the robot! God!
- Oh, wet. - No, no, no, no, no! Easy! Easy!
Hold on! Hold! This is Mojo. This is Mojo. He's a pet of mine.
He's a pet. Okay? That's all. If you could just put the guns away...
- Put the... Put them away. Please. - You have a rodent infestation.
- A what? - Shall I terminate?
No, no, no, no. He's not a rodent, he's a Chihuahua.
This is my... This is my Chihuahua. We love Chihuahuas! Don't we?
He's leaked lubricants all over my foot.
- He peed on you? Bad Mojo. Bad Mojo! - Bad Mojo!
I'm sorry. He's got a male dominance thing.
That's all it is.
- My foot's gonna rust. - All right.
Okay, okay.
- Shut up and go hide! - Just hurry.
Autobots, recon.
I hope he's okay. He's in the kitchen.
Got some ice on his nose.
I had to slap him around a little bit.
You did not.
- You didn't even ground him. - Almost, almost.
Where are they? No, no, no, no, no.
Come on, come on.
- What? What is this? - Time is short.
- They really want those glasses. - Come on. What are you doing?
- I'm gonna help you. - Okay.
- Please hurry. - Okay.
- Yeah, no, no. It's definitely gone. - What do you mean?
My glasses were in the bag.
They were in the backpack and now the backpack isn't here.
Well, they're gonna be pissed, so what do you wanna do?
So what I think you should do is you should...
You should check this whole... This whole section here.
Just give it a clean sweep, and I'll get the corner here.
Yeah, no, no, no. Not there. That's my... That's my private...
- Sorry. That's nothing. - You just...
- You just told me to look... - I know,
but I didn't mean to look inside of my treasure chest.
You should be way more specific so I don't get in trouble in your room.
I'm already stressed out enough.
Okay. What now?
No. No, no. No, no, no.
This isn't hiding. This isn't hiding. This is my backyard, not a truck stop.
Oh, God. Oh!
Okay, I saw it. The UFO landed right here and now it's gone.
My moped's under there, man! Who's gonna pay for that?
Sam? Sam, Sam, Sam, Sam.
- He's back here. - I can't deal with this. I can't...
What? Oh, no, no, no.
- This is my mother's flower... - Oops.
Okay, listen. You got to listen to me.
If my parents come out here and see you, they're gonna freak out.
My mother's got a temper, okay?
We must have the glasses.
I know you need the glasses. I've been looking everywhere.
They're not here. They're definitely not here.
Keep searching.
I need you to be quiet for five minutes.
Ten minutes. Okay?
Please, I'm begging you. You got to... You're making a racket.
I can't concentrate. You want me to look and I'm hearing...
Calm down, calm down.
You got to do something here. You got to do something here.
- Autobots, fall back. - Thank you. Please, for five minutes.
Good? Good? Okay.
- Move! - Get away!
What's the matter with you? Can't you be quiet?
He wants us to be quiet.
Earthquake! Move, move, move, move, move! Earthquake!
Judy! Judy, get under the table! Move it! Duck and cover right now!
How did you get over there so fast?
Wow! That was tingly!
- You got to try that! - Yeah, that looks fun.
- Sam? - Sammy?
- What the hell is that? - I don't know.
- Sam? - That's weird.
- Sam! - Ratchet, point the light.
- Come on, hurry. - Listen, we got a major issue in here.
What's with the light? You gotta stop the light.
What's going on? Turn it off. You gotta tell him to shut it off.
- Shut it off. - Sam, are you in there?
How come the door's locked?
You know the rules. No doors locked in my house!
You know he'll start counting
- if you don't open the door! - One more chance. Five...
Oh, dear.
- Four. It's coming off the hinges, pal. - He's counting!
- Sam, just open the door. - Three.
- Oh, my. - Two.
- He's counting. - Stand back.
- What's up? What's with the bat? - Who were you talking to?
- I'm talking to you. - Why are you so sweaty and filthy?
I'm a child. You know, I'm a teenager.
We heard voices and noises and we thought maybe you were...
It doesn't matter what we thought. What was that light?
No, what light? What? There's no light, Dad! There's no light!
You got two lights in your hand! That's what it is.
- Maybe it bounced... - There was light under the door.
Look, you can't... You can't just bounce into my room like that.
You got to knock. You got to communicate.
- We knocked for five minutes. - I'm a teenager.
- We knocked. - You didn't knock.
- You were screaming at me, okay? - No.
This is repression, what you're doing here.
- You're ruining my youth, okay? - Oh, for Pete's sakes!
You are so defensive! Were you masturbating?
- Judy. - Was I...
- No, Mom. - Zip it, okay?
- It's okay. - No, I don't masturbate!
That's not something for you to bring up.
- That's a father-and-son thing, okay? - Father-son thing.
I mean, you don't have to call it that word if that makes you uncomfortable.
You can call it Sam's happy time or...
- Happy time? - ...my special alone time...
- Stop. - Mom.
- Judy, stop. - ...with myself.
- Mom, you can't come in and... - I'm sorry.
It's just been a weird night. I've had a little bit to drink.
- No, no, Dad. - Yeah, well, we saw a light.
Oh, parents.
I don't know where it was, but we saw it.
Earthquake! It's another one! Another earthquake! Get in the doorway!
- Okay! - Aftershock! Aftershock!
Oh, I hate these.
- Got to ride it out. Ride it out! - Quick, hide.
- Hey, the lights are back on. - Hide? What?
- Where? - Come on, get out of that tub.
Can't you take safety seriously?
- Good Lord, this floor is filthy, Sam. - Oh, oh, man! Man. Oh.
Oh, no! Look at the yard. The yard is destroyed.
Judy? Better call the city. We got a blown transformer!
Power pole's sparking all over the place!
Oh, man. Yard's a waste.
Trashed. Gone.
- It's a wash. The whole yard. - You're kidding.
The parents are very irritating.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Can I take them out?
Ironhide, you know we don't harm humans.
What is with you?
Well, I'm just saying we could. It's an option.
We heard you talking to somebody, Sam.
- We wanna know who. - Mom, I told...
Hi. I'm Mikaela.
I'm a... I'm a friend of Sam's.
Gosh, you're gorgeous. Isn't that the prettiest girl?
- She can hear you talking, Mom. - Thank you.
Oh, my goodness. I'm sorry you had to hear our little family discussion about...
- Sorry that we're bugging you. - Do you have my backpack?
- Come on, hon. Let's go. - Oh, it's in the kitchen.
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Brazil's Video Game Gray Markets - Duration: 18:39.
DREW VO: Cloth Map came to Brazil with one goal in mind: to understand the country's
parallel video game universe.
Numerous political and economic conditions over the decades have resulted in a unique
and often challenging environment for those who make and enjoy video games.
To help unravel this complex web, we started in what is perhaps the best physical expression
of Brazil's game industry: a so-called "gray market," in the middle of São Paulo.
André Campos and the crew from Jogabilidade, a video game website based in São Paulo,
led us through the hectic streets of Santa Ifigênia Market, your one-stop shop for hacked
cable TV boxes, bootleg copies of CorelDRAW, and other electronic odds and ends.
I love that there's cell phones and batteries over here, and then, immediately, croissants
and coffee.
It's got everything you need!
DREW VO: Electronics cost a lot in Brazil, but if you're willing to forego things like warranties,
you can find lower prices at a place like this.
ANDRÉ: Yeah, lower here than if you buy at what would be a Best Buy or something similar.
But still pretty high.
The PlayStation 4 produced in Brazil cost 4000 reais.
DREW: Produced in Brazil? ANDRÉ: Produced in Brazil.
DREW: Not even importing it. ANDRÉ: Not even.
That was 100% legal.
Drew: Wow.
So, 4000, market retail.
What about at a place like this?
ANDRÉ: At a place like this, they would import it and sell...
Like I said, they buy a lot of them, take them out of the cases, the boxes, so they
can fit as much as possible in a container or truck or something like that.
Bring them over, and you will be able to buy them for 2000 reais or 3000, so that's how
I bought mine in early 2014.
The Xbox One and the PS4 are still here, but Nintendo got out like two years ago.
They were saying the market wasn't good and they simply abandoned Brazil pretty much.
DREW: So would you find a Nintendo Switch at a gray market like this?
ANDRÉ: Yes, you would find it like around
1700 reais or something like that.
It's a pretty expensive hobby to have here in Brazil.
Because of that, the PS2 is still pretty strong.
The PS3 and Xbox 360, especially the Xbox 360, because it was easier to pirate.
It was leagues ahead of the PS3 in sales because of the pirated games.
DREW: Wow, so the prevalence of piracy drove hardware sales.
ANDRÉ: Absolutely.
Since the beginning, since the NES days--since the Atari, even--we had a lot of clones of
the Atari, a lot of clones of the NES.
That's how video games became popular here in the first place.
Not by importing the real, legal ones but with the pirated clones and so on.
DREW VO: Brazil's game-hardware landscape is a patchwork quilt of clones and
officially-licensed hardware that, due to Brazilian law, had to be manufactured in Brazil.
This resulted in official, but totally different, consoles than I was used to.
Telling the difference between licensed and unlicensed hardware, however, is something
I left to André.
ANDRÉ: A Brazilian Odyssey, manufactured by Philips, with Brazilian games, Brazilian
versions of the games.
So, this would be a Pac-Man clone, it came here like Come-Come, which means Eat-Eat.
And, for a long while in pop culture, we referred to Pac-Man as Come-Come.
A Master System clone down there, which is probably a DynaVision.
Turbo Game, around here.
An NES clone that runs only on the smaller Japanese Famicom cartridge.
If you needed to play an American cartridge, you would need to buy an adapter.
There was a lot of confusion back then.
You would buy a magazine that said "Nintendo games," but your console didn't say anything
about Nintendo. People were very confused so they started putting "Compatible with Nintendo."
DREW VO: For more on Brazil's game hardware anomalies, we chatted with Gus Lanzetta, who,
among many other things, helps run the SHVB, a game preservation project dedicated
to Brazilian games. DREW: So what is this?
GUS: This is actually our first locally produced game console.
DREW: Okay. GUS: This is a Telejogo.
So this is a Pong machine.
You have Game or Practice.
This is what channel it's going to transmit over, because it's RF.
Channel three or channel four.
DREW: You've got your nice RF cable here.
GUS: Oh yeah, let me show you that.
It's PAL-M, which is our video standard.
During the dictatorship they didn't want people importing stuff.
They wanted the industry here to thrive.
So they would go "you can't import US equipment for your TV station because it's going to be
the wrong color standard."
So manufacturers had to import the stuff, adapt it, and then sell it.
So we have the Telejogo II.
DREW: In what year were these two produced?
GUS: The first one is, like, late 70s.
And I think this one is still late 70s.
But they did this well through the 80s.
Oh and this is multi-voltage.
DREW: Hey look at that.
GUS: Because we have different voltages in different regions of the country here.
So this is prepared for any region.
But then we move ahead in time to the Atari 2600.
DREW: Light years.
GUS: Which was licensed by a company called Milmar here, and they did the Dactar.
Which is this.
DREW: They officially licensed it from Atari?
To produce it in Brazil?
GUS: Yes.
See this?
"Atari is a trademark of Atari Incorporated."
DREW: Why wouldn't Atari just sell it in Brazil?
Sell the Atari in Brazil?
GUS: Since we were going through a time, it was a military dictatorship, it was a very
protectionist economy, you know, they wanted the industry here to thrive.
I guess it was similar to what Korea went through, where you couldn't really sell imported
electronics.
You needed to have a local representative, so you had JVC and other companies like that
manufacturing the Saturn in Korea in the 90s.
So I think it's kind of like that.
DREW: They licensed it to another company. GUS: Yeah, to a Brazilian company.
DREW: Gave them the technology, basically, to then produce
in Brazil and be able to sell it.
GUS: And sometimes they would import the boards, completely ready, just done, and they would
make the carcasses and stuff like that.
That still happens now.
The PS4 kind of started out that way, and I think it still is that way.
But yeah, it helps you get around some tax stuff.
Just assembling it here was already--
DREW: So you can say "Made in Brazil." GUS: Made in Brazil, yeah.
GUS: This was our Atari joystick.
DREW: It looks more like a flight stick, which is way cooler.
GUS: It's way more... it fits your hand better.
It's kinda like a copy of the VCS.
DREW: It looks very similar.
And because it's licensed Atari hardware, Atari games will work on this?
GUS: Yeah.
We have, like I showed you, a cartridge right here.
DREW: Yeah, this is amazing.
GUS: This was a regular box.
You can find a lot of Atari games with this logo.
DREW: Just in case there was any confusion.
GUS: It's a "cartridge with advanced technology."
DREW: Oh!
That's cool.
GUS: And you see.
DREW: That's very advanced.
GUS: That is very advanced, because you have four games.
So like this you have game one, then game two is like this, and then game three is this,
and game four is like that.
DREW: Got it.
Are these again, officially licensed?
And sold by Dactar?
GUS: Yeah. DREW: Okay.
GUS: They were.
Because, since Atari didn't publish all of these games, they didn't care.
And even stuff like Gradiente, which would later license the NES to bring it over, they
had their own NES clones and they would bring over games without licensing them.
So it was a lot of shady stuff happening back then, just to get games here.
Tectoy, which is the company that brings over Sega stuff to this day—old Sega stuff, not
like 360 games—they were formed by people that Gradiente had made a division to
go research games, see if we can bring games over here.
So they traveled, they made contacts, they figured out the industry and they were like,
"we can make a lot more money if we just make our own company."
So they left Gradiente and opened up Tectoy and then they were like "we have a company
now, you should license stuff to us."
So they brought Sega over and then people were trying to bring over Nintendo and that
took a while.
I think Nintendo was harder to convince to "oh, let us make cartridges here, let us
assemble NESs and SNESs here."
They're a more protective company I guess than Sega was, and that probably made them
take a while to come here.
DREW VO: Back at Santa Ifigênia, Sega's head start was clearly visible in the sheer
volume of games on shelves.
Another contributing factor was the effort Tectoy made to appeal to its Brazilian audience.
As with this game, that stars a cartoon character popular in Brazil.
ANDRÉ: Chapolim vs. Dracula.
It's based on a game called "Ghost House," so it's a re-skin of the Ghost House game.
RAFAEL: That's the reason why Chapolim is fighting Dracula.
ANDRÉ: Okay. Makes a lot of sense.
They probably had a lot of sprites for monsters.
RAFAEL: On the back, it's in red text: "Text in Portuguese."
This is a very, very rare thing in the past.
ANDRÉ: Yes, a nice selling point to have.
DREW VO: Some games were even downconverted for
compatibility on the more prevalent older consoles.
ANDRÉ: So you probably guessed that Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter were only for the
SNES, Genesis.
Here's a cartridge for both of them for the NES, which is pretty special.
Produced in and sold only around here.
So, they are pretty rare items.
DREW VO: Many other, less official games flourished here too.
RAFAEL: It's a mod of Speedy Gonzales, for Super Nintendo.
DREW: Wow.
RAFAEL: And you save Mario.
ANDRÉ: Terrible game, but really funny.
DREW VO: But, as Gus explained, gray areas were just part of business as usual.
GUS: If you went to Santa Ifigênia, I can tell you a lot about that, because when I
was a teenager I started out working for the Chinese-mafia-owned places that sell pirated
games.
We used to do a lot of shady things.
We knew when the cops were going to raid the place.
They would tip us off.
It was usually on Mondays.
DREW: Who would tip you off?
GUS: Someone would tip off our bosses, our bosses would tell us.
DREW: Through the grapevine.
GUS: Yes.
So what would happen is... pirated disks are cheap, it was just DVD-Rs, but consoles are not.
Usually raids would happen on Monday, so Sunday night we would pack backpacks full of PS2s—this
was like in '04—and pack them full and go to cars in the parking garage and just hide
them in the trunk.
Because when you have a search and apprehension warrant for a mall, it covers all stores,
it doesn't cover cars in a parking garage.
DREW: That's news you can use from Cloth Map.
DREW VO: But that's the kind of, shall we say, ingenuity to be expected with a population
of die-hard video game fans.
Like this guy, who runs a store called Super Anos 80, and was very eager to show off his
substantial collection.
ANDRÉ: You would plug this into an Atari and download games via the telephone.
DREW: What?!
In the 80s?
ANDRÉ: In the 80s.
DREW VO: The store is a celebration of game nostalgia, right down to this room which recreates
the "demo area" of your average rental store.
Back at Gus' place, I got some hands-on time with another nostalgia bomb:
a Master System with dozens of built-in games.
DREW: Oh yeah.
SNES Classic, eat your heart out.
GUS: Yeah, well, don't, because…
DREW: [laughing] Maybe not. GUS: Maybe not, yeah.
DREW: So no cartridge slot, because it's got all the games you need.
GUS: Yes.
They started doing that with the Genesis eventually.
This is one of the first models that didn't have a cartridge port.
Because it was just an expensive piece and most people weren't buying
cartridges anyway.
And so this is the next-to-last cartridge they ever produced.
So this is our version of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire".
DREW: Do you know what year?
GUS: This was probably 2001.
DREW: 2001 they made a Mega Drive cartridge?!
GUS: You're gonna like this.
This has Need For Speed: Pro Street, Genesis version.
This is way later.
This is '09, I think.
DREW: And when you say "versions" of those games are those… are they hacks?
Are they unofficial ports?
GUS: No, they're official, licensed by EA and from what I can gather—there's not a
lot of information—but from what I've played of it, it looks like just ports of mobile
versions.
DREW: And those games in theory, if made on a cartridge would run on a Genesis, or a Mega Drive?
GUS: Yes. They would.
The main game on that wouldn't, because it uses an extra sound chip, because it's a Guitar
Hero for Genesis and it has actual vocals on it.
DREW VO: Oh yes.
[All Star by Smash Mouth plays]
DREW: What's "cheers?"
GUS: "Saúde."
PEDRO: It means "health."
ALL: Saúde!
DREW VO: Brazil's game situation is complex,
and we had barely scratched the surface.
But you don't have to understand it all to enjoy wandering through a place like this.
This is only the first of Cloth Map's Brazil features.
Stay tuned over the coming weeks for a look at game fandom in Brazil, what it's like
to make games here, and a journey into what some consider one of the most dangerous places
in South America.
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[My Heart Will Go On on saxophone]
JOEY: What a funny song for that duo to learn together.
DREW: I know!
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Hey guys for Complex News, I'm Natasha Martinez.
After playing the Nets in Brooklyn on Sunday night, the Golden State Warrior players had
an off day in New York on Monday.
Steph Curry and Klay Thomspon got some media time in, however their appearances were strikingly
different.
While Steph stopped by the tonight show with Jimmy Fallon, talking about his Under Amor
Sneakers and family life with wife Ayesha, Klay Thompson was spotted on the streets doing
an interview with Fox 5.
The news team on the ground was lucky enough to catch the NBA player and got him to talk
about the very serious topic of scaffolding.
Thompson talked about his approach to, scaffolding, and made his way around
New York City.
Seems like a good way to go about avoiding the dangers of scaffolding.
It also seems like the most random man on the street interview you've ever seen an NBA
player do.
The clip has made it's rounds on social media, and NBA fans are loving it.
"This is the most Klay Thompson thing ever."
"Klay Thompson, structural engineering expert."
"Comparison of off days for: Steph Curry and Klay Thompson"
"Klay Thompson is really just a regular dude, that happens to be very good at basketball"
You gotta give the guy credit for being so down to earth.
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With the announcement of World of Warcraft Classic delighting Warcraft fans worldwide,
it's time to be a total buzzkill and look back at a time when World of Warcraft was
actually the worst possible place to be.
It was September 13th, 2005, and nearly the end of the World of Warcraft world as we know
it.
On that day, Blizzard accidentally unleashed the biggest, bloodiest plague in Azeroth's
history.
A patch opened up a new area for players called Zul'Gurub, which centered on a challenging
raid designed for the best and strongest players.
The final boss was a demonic dragon called Hakkar the Soulflayer who, even by evil demonic
dragon standards, was a total jerk.
Hakkar employed a devastating spell called "Corrupted Blood" which is exactly what it
sounds like: your blood would become poisoned and cost you several hundred hit points every
few seconds.
If you were strong enough, you could survive.
There was just one small problem: the debuff was highly contagious, and could spread outside
of the quest to defeat Hakkar.
If a player with an infected pet entered an area filled with other gamers, just about
everybody nearby would contract Corrupted Blood.
And with that, Azeroth officially became Plague Central.
Thousands of player characters' hit points dropped to zero quickly.
Even worse, if they attempted to respawn in their body, they were still infected.
Azeroth's malevolent virus now refused to leave, even after their hosts turned to bones.
Many low-level players would wither away, come back, and immediately get poisoned again,
with the cycle repeating until the inevitable rage-quit.
Within hours, Azeroth was a ghost world.
Cities were littered with skeletons, and anyone who tried to re-enter their body paid the
price very quickly.
It didn't help that some high-level griefers became self-appointed agents of chaos, purposely
running from town to town to infect everyone they could find…. because ruining people's
fun is the absolute height of hilarity.
"Let's do this Leeeeeeeroy Jenkins!"
Well, sometimes it is.
Blizzard was flummoxed as to how to fix the issue.
As developer John Cash told PC Gamer,
"Our choices were either to go through every pet in every server in every country in the
entire world and check if it had corrupted blood and get rid of it, or get really hacky
code in where every time you summoned a pet it would check and see if it had corrupted
blood on it and get rid of it."
After about a month, Blizzard released a new patch that made it so Corrupted Blood could
no longer be transferred to pets, and it would now only affect those actively battling Hakkar.
With that, the plague was cured, and gamers were able to actually play once again.
Interestingly, the Corrupted Blood plague might actually wind up helping humanity, instead
of just aggravating a sizeable chunk of it for a month.
Professor Nina Fefferman of Rutgers University began studying the digital epidemic in order
to learn more about how people might react to a real-life plague.
After logging in to witness the damage, she realized she too could be infected, and observed,
"In all of the models that we built to predict epidemics, none of them included well-meaning
people rushing towards the outbreak, and then having to get out, who were not themselves
medically trained."
If this research means that more people will learn to stay away from disaster areas unless
they're properly trained to handle it, then World of Warcraft being virtually unplayable
for a month would be completely worth it.
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The Untold Truth Of Susan Boyle - Duration: 4:14.
The world was introduced to Susan Boyle in 2009 on Britain's Got Talent.
Her voice caught the attention of the world, and she has been in the spotlight ever since.
She's been open in the past about her health struggles and her family drama, but what is
there that fans don't know about the famous singer?
Let's take a look at some untold truths about the one-of-a-kind Susan Boyle.
Forgive and forget
It would be easy for this famous singer to see her success as payback to all of those
kids who used to bully her in school.
But interestingly enough, Boyle is not holding on to those bad feelings.
In fact, she has been in contact with some of those past school bullies.
She spoke to this point during an interview on Piers Morgan Tonight.
Sounds like a happy ending to us, but that's only the beginning.
Madonna is the best medicine
Boyle is a major Madonna fan.
Sure, she loves the music, but her reason for being such a big fan goes deeper.
Boyle reflected on this fact with The Huffington Post UK, saying:
"When I was ill, at the very beginning, they gave me some albums to listen to.
They were all Madonna, and she actually helped me.
She helped me get through that."
Now, Boyle has reached a level of fame that even a superstar like Madonna could appreciate,
with a bunch of songs that no doubt help others the same way Madonna once helped her.
No negative Nancy
Boyle has been through a lot of bad times in her life, but she doesn't let negativity
get the best of her.
In fact, she doesn't like the word "negative."
She told The Huffington Post UK:
"Negativity, that's a bit of a swear word...
Negativity can always be turned on its head, and made into a positive.
There is always a silver lining, and there's a lot of good that counteracts the bad."
To avoid focusing on the dreaded negative, Boyle works hard to be good at what she does,
saying: "People write things about you, people may say things about you but they can't hurt
you.
Because if you do your job well, and people like what you do, that counteracts the bad.
And turns it around, into a good thing.
Into a positive thing."
Musical love
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Susan Boyle is a big fan of musicals.
She discussed this love during an interview with Female First, describing what this form
of art brings to her life.
She said, "The theatre is a sanctuary for me and I especially love the way stories are
communicated through the lyrics and the music, it taps all emotions and senses."
So the ultimate moment for Boyle came when I Dreamed a Dream, a musical that tells the
story of Boyle's life, began previews in 2012.
The singer spoke with Female First about her first thoughts on the musical, saying, "It
really blew me away.
I never thought for a second people would want to come and watch that.
It was a great honour."
Diagnosis relief
One fact that has been featured in the news about Boyle is her health and her diagnosis
of Asperger's, yet fans may not know or have expected her reaction to this diagnosis.
Boyle spoke with the Observer about her sense of relief when she received the news.
"I have always known that I have had an unfair label put upon me.
Now I have a clearer understanding of what's wrong and I feel relieved and a bit more relaxed
about myself."
And with that sense of peace, Boyle has been able to move forward and better understand
who she is:
"Asperger's doesn't define me.
It's a condition that I have to live with and work through, but I feel more relaxed
about myself.
People will have a much greater understanding of who I am and why I do the things I do."
Fashion regrets
When Boyle looks back on her first audition for Britain's Got Talent, she doesn't always
think about the success that was about to begin.
As she shared on Today, her first thoughts were actually about what she was wearing.
She could also see that she lacked confidence, which makes her even happier with the ways
she's changed in the years since.
Family values
Even as fame has continued to grow for Boyle, she has stayed consistent.
As Boyle shared on Piers Morgan Tonight, her mother taught her "Christian values" that
help keep her humble.
Though her mother passed away before seeing Boyle achieve worldwide fame, her values live
on.
"What were the values she taught you?"
"Christian values.
How to put yourself in other people's shoes."
Boyle credits that faith for the success she has reached in her career, sharing with with
The Christian Post, "My faith is incredibly important to me on every level.
It gets me through those moments of self-doubt and also allows me to understand that this
gift of my career, later in life, is from a higher power."
Sounds like Susan Boyle couldn't be happier with all her newfound fame.
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