Waching daily Jan 29 2018

before I start, I want to ask for a big apology

for not bringing video, in a month

but hey, I'm just asking you to be patient

since in these last days I do not have internet

and that discourages me, the truth

I will try to bring video more often

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or if they call me or not

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Is It Possible To Get Along With Your Abuser? - Duration: 2:56.

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[Pokemon game sound]

There may be moments when you get along with your abuser.

That's bound to happen at one point or another.

There will be moments when you get along

even after you've been hit and dragged.

There will be moments when you get along

even after you've been called names.

There will be moments when you get along even

after they've written or told a bunch of lies about you to family members

so that they will look innocent and you're the bad guy.

And there may be times that you attempt

to cut off all contact every time those things happen,

but things don't always work out the way it was planned.

This is especially common when you're still

under the same roof as your abuser and

you don't have the means to get out and stay out.

It's important to realize if you don't already

that regardless of all of this,

it doesn't erase the fact that these things happened,

that they're in the wrong, and that none of this is okay.

Some of you may wonder why we even

sometimes get along with our abusers.

They hurt us, so why are we being nice to them?

I get it because from the perspective of an outsider,

from someone who has never experienced this in any sort of way,

it really does look bizarre.

The fact of the matter is it's about survival and comfort,

trying to ease everything,

and trying to prevent it all from happening and continuing.

It's just better when things are going well, obviously.

Another thing is that abusers know how to turn on the charm.

They know how to act pleasant to you and to outsiders.

And when you see a good mood, you tend to want to match it.

Plus, doing anything of the opposite

in front of other people can put a huge target on our backs.

Getting along gives us hope.

It makes us hope that it will stay like

this the second that it happens.

Even if we know that it likely won't happen,

it's just the switch in our brain that turns on and sucks us right back in.

It's the feeling of longing for an actual parent

(or whatever person that may be)

again that can consume us.

If that is missing,

it's natural to want to grab on to it

when it's right there in front of your face.

There is nothing wrong with trying to attempt

to better a relationship or lack thereof

if that's what you feel like you need to do for comfort and survival.

There's nothing wrong with you if you went out to dinner and had a good time.

But know that it doesn't excuse anything,

that it doesn't erase any abuse that they've done to you.

Use offense when you need to and defense when you need to.

The last thing I'm going to say is a bit of a disclaimer.

Not everyone will have moments of getting along.

Some situations are just so bad that it ends up not being possible.

Some people have zero interest in making

any sort of attempt to make any sort of amends.

Some have no emotional attachment whatsoever to their abuser

and it's easy for them to cut them out,

especially if they don't live with them anymore or never have.

So, naturally, this video is not going to apply to

every single person who has experienced abuse in their lives.

If you want to follow me on my social media,

my usernames are down below.

If you want to send a letter or anything,

my PO box address is right up here.

Last video and Pateron are right over here.

I upload every Monday and Thursday

and I will see you later.

Bye.

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Are You Rising Above the Divide and Conquer Strategy - Duration: 9:16.

Are You Rising Above the Divide and Conquer Strategy

It�s great to believe we know some answers to life�s deepest questions, or even important

current affairs, especially in this inherently confusing existence where it first appears

we�ve been born with an unshakable amnesia into a collective mental ward. Yet given there�s

an eclectic array of beliefs and opinions on every conceivable topic known to the collective

mind and heart, it�s a surety that each and every one of us has gotten some of our

perspectives spectacularly wrong.

The mainstream mentality is obviously a breeding ground of propaganda, deceit and outright

violence, which reflects why droves of sheep are jumping the fences and exploring the self-uncharted

lands of independent thought and practice. This is no surprise when the masses have been

very successfully dumbed into a philosophically separate and behaviourally shallow engagement

with the reverence of life. They distractingly fight amongst each other in both status and

ideology, with the most powerful one currently being the sex (not gender) wars. However,

the infighting and grandstanding is not just limited to the primary herd; unfortunately

those who are exploring the wilderness are also subjecting themselves to the whims of

central control.

2017 and the beginning of 2018 has stunningly illustrated how far so-called self-thinkers

have fallen victim to the divide and conquer strategy.

In effect, the kakistocracy doesn�t need to round you up if you�re still enacting

their agenda. The popular meme that suggests that the best slaves are ones who think they�re

free can therefore be expanded: the best slaves are ones who think they used to be slaves

but now believe they�re free.

What was originally a predominately organic response to authoritarianism and centralisation

has sadly devolved into a self-contradictory state of affairs where the alternative media

and their regurgitators have locked themselves into a dogmatic war for the dominion of who

is right. That�s not to say that we shouldn�t be trying to find the answers to significant

questions, but when hearsay and confirmation bias is at such unprecedented levels it�s

a clear indication that we need to enact a different strategy.

Whether we do or not will depend on whether enough of us acknowledge this problem and

act accordingly.

The simple solution is for each of us to acknowledge that we�re definitely wrong about some of

our suspicions, so it�s important to change our language to honour that understanding

and transmute it into wisdom. As a basic example, instead of �this is right and anyone who

believes differently is fooling themselves (and an x, y and z!)�, with a simple twist

to �based on my research this appears to be right�, we now have a more inclusive

and intelligent dialect and platform for debate.

It�s seems so simple doesn�t it? Well, that�s because it is. And if enough of us

do it, it will cascade through the fenceless rivers so that we all begin to drink in its

authenticity.

Primary Examples This article won�t trigger you properly

if there isn�t an example that you can relate to, so hold tight for you to question your

own answers.

Let�s start with the most obvious: Trump. What a clusterfuck he (or they or we) have

created in the alternative realm. The primary beliefs in the populace attempting independence

are that Trump is either a puppet of the deep state, part of a divided deep state but also

part of a patriotic coup, a genuine patriot but deceived by the Zionists, just another

Zionist pawn, or a mixture. There�s probably a few others too, but you catch the drift.

Ultimately, it�s speculation. Of course it�s likely that he is just another carrot

for the donkey simply based on history, let alone the amounting evidence which illustrates

his intimate connections to the shepherds. However, we still don�t absolutely know.

Personally I have that suspicion, but I also acknowledge there are variables that I cannot

possibly account for. Therefore, it would be ingenious if such a massive split within

the independent media could be repaired by simply changing not just our mindsets, but

our language in the debate.

The same goes for the Q Anon phenomenon. For those not up to scratch with Q�s so-called

prophecies, he or she or they are an anonymous voice on 4chan who has claimed to be a POTUS

insider who has been tasked with disseminating information regarding the countercoup against

the farmers. There are of course various beliefs about the authenticity of this source, namely

that he is globalist psy-opery, a genuine player or simply a troll jerking off to his

own creativity. With no surprise, there is some evidence to support all the views, especially

if you look hard (or cryptically) enough.

Cryptocurrencies and their associated services are another primary area of divide within

those who are exploring the alleged greener grass. Various beliefs are Cryptos are a deep

state tool for digital totalitarianism, an organic decentralisation tool, an organic

decentralisation tool but are being co-opted as a tool by the deep state or a deep state

tool that was co-opted by the sovereignty and decentralisation agents. Regardless of

which is correct now, or which will be correct tomorrow or the day after, it is a much more

convoluted judgement to come to. As an essential sidenote, so far they�ve been a brilliant

investment option for those subject to socioeconomic violence.

Moving on, and I�ll wrap this up quick from here, other examples are that some people

believe that everything without exception is a reflection of the shepherds steering,

whilst others feel that there are more genuine people behind the curtain or even in the political

and corporate spheres then what we�ve been programmed to believe. Then there�s the

China and Russia are deep state pawns vs genuine competitors. Or how about the sometimes nasty

and pompous anarchist vs minarchist vs moneyless debate regarding our future social system.

And just for shits and giggles, I have to mention the flat earth vs round earth vs hollow

earth debate too (for the record, I respect and appreciate the anomalies and deceptions

brought up by this layer of interrogation, even though it appears that none of the competing

evidence can logically form a strict conclusion).

Final Thoughts This has happened before. It�s not new in

essence, just in content and scope. Ever since the dawn of hierarchical structures, there

have always been populists who have been poisoned by the baits placed by their enemies.

So make no mistake; some of the beliefs mentioned above are no doubt disinformation traps, yet

the entire conflict that we�re playing into is the D&C strategy at its most effective.

Regardless, it�s great to see that so many independent journalists and sovereignty citizens

are exposing the scam we call the 21st Century social system. Whilst it�s true that the

spiritually devoid aristocracy and their brilliantly executed corporatocracy has spawned a toxic

grip on the current and future design of our sacred planetary ecosystem, to what extent

it stays that way really is up to the people.

It�s up to us.

After all, we�re all in this together. Belittling your comrades helps no one, not even you.

That doesn�t mean you can�t truthbomb your way through incoming fire, but with a

little poise coupled with a humble and honest attitude, we�re all going to be much better

off.

In addition, the self-freed sheep � i.e. you and I � are realising we�re still

trapped in some way, reflecting a dance with the journey of gnosis that both ancient and

modern Gnostics have always hoped we�d bust out to. In this light, exposing the shadow

in the material realm is just one step on the dancefloor. There is so much more of the

silhouette that needs to be identified and transmuted, just like there�s so much more

of the light to embody from the surface all the way to the core.

Ultimately, we all just want to be as free as we can be. We should respect that within

ourselves, and each other. You know you don�t know all the answers, as does your so-called

competitor, so let�s start acting like it. Some of your material and metaphysical speculations

might be right, but many probably aren�t. Even if what you believe turns out to be mostly

correct, if you spent the majority of your time lost in the competition of which sheep

thinks they know the shepherd best, then you have wasted a grand opportunity

to actually become wild.

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571 Tons Of Toxic Lead Sprayed Into America's Skies Every Year - Duration: 10:45.

571 Tons Of Toxic Lead Sprayed Into America's Skies Every Year

America is being doused every minute of every day with the toxic heavy metal lead as it

is burned in "avgas" � aviation gas, the fuel that powers most piston-driven aircraft

(i.e. anything with a propeller).

A grand total of 571 tons of lead are dumped each year into the air over our heads from

aircraft alone, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

(1)

According to a scientific paper titled, "Lead and Halogen Contamination from Aviation Fuel

Additives at Brackett Airfield," (2) X-Ray Fluorescence instrumentation was used to analyze

lead, chlorine and bromine content in avgas liquids.

The tests showed avgas contains the following:

Lead: 48 ppm Bromine: 42.6 ppm

Chlorine: 605.2 ppm

Lead is a highly toxic heavy metals that causes bone diseases, brain damage and cancer.

Chlorine is a highly-reactive chemical with powerful oxidative properties.

The fact that both are being sprayed daily into the air above America is inexcusable.

964 tons of lead released into the air (from all sources)

How much lead is being "chemtrailed" across America due to aviation fuel?

According to General Aviation News (3), about 681,000 gallons of avgas were burned each

day in 2013.

Avgas weighs approximately 6 lbs per gallon, meaning over 4 million pounds of avgas is

burned each day, or over 1.8 million kg of avgas.

If lead is 48 ppm in avgas, that means each kg of avgas contains 48 mg of lead.

Multiplied by the 1.8 million kg of avgas burned each day, this means avgas fuel is

emitting 86.4 kg of lead PER DAY in the skies over our heads.

Over a year, that's 31,536 kg of lead dumped directly into our air, and that lead falls

onto our farming soils, forests, lakes, rivers, streams, oceans, children's playgrounds, cattle

ranches, and so on.

The National Emissions Inventory says that lead emissions are even higher than what I've

calculated here.

"Piston-engine aircraft are the chief source of lead emissions in the United States, emitting

57% of the 964 tons of lead put into the air in 2008, according to the most recent figures

from the National Emissions Inventory," reports the NIH.

(4) Small aircraft pilots dismiss the problem

Some pilots seem inclined to dismiss this problem entirely.

"I'm hooked on lead.

Maybe not in the way a junkie is addicted to drugs, but hooked nonetheless," writes

Air & Space Magazine columnist David Freed, a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist.

(5)

"The tetraethyl lead added to aviation fuel helps keep the engine of my four-seat, 48-year-old

Piper Cherokee running smoothly.

And that keeps me happy."

He goes on to lament the idea that cleaner lead-free fuels might make him unable to afford

to fly:

"We live in dread of fuel costs continuing to rise and of FAA airworthiness directives,

which often require us to pay for expensive, usually safety-related modifications.

Will a government-mandated switch to unleaded fuel ultimately break the bank, leaving us

little recourse but to quit flying and sell our airplanes?"

Later in his article, he does acknowledge that lead is a public health hazard, but he

explains that his airplane contributes virtually nothing to the problem:

"But is the exhaust from my airplane's 180-horsepower engine really that significant a national

health threat?" he asks.

He's right that his one airplane isn't much of a factor in all this, but in a collective

sense, if you combine all the piston-driven aircraft flown by pilots like Freed, it becomes

a huge issue nationwide.

Avgas emissions are the number one source of lead emissions into the skies of America.

(David Freed, by the way, is the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the Cordell Logan

aviation mystery novels.

He's a great writer and obviously a thoughtful, intelligent person... almost certainly a likeable

guy and a valuable contributor to society in many ways as an investigative journalist.

For example, he authored an 8,600-word expose in The Atlantic which detailed how "the FBI

pursued the wrong suspect in a string of anthrax murders following 9/11."

Obviously, this is the kind of investigative journalist we like to support in the mainstream

media -- people who ask real questions and search for truth.

So to be clear, I'm not attacking him in a personal sense over his article; I only hope

he reconsiders the importance of the aviation industry getting the lead out of its fuels

and thereby out of our skies.

We need thoughtful, intelligent people on the leading edge of this issue if we ever

hope to have lead-free avgas become a reality.)

As the following EPA chart shows, avgas is the No. 1 source of lead emissions, followed

by "industry" in the No. 2 spot, then coal-fired power plants third ("electric generation").

By the way, where does all this lead end up?

Much of it appears in the food supply, of course, because plants absorb lead from soils

and grazing animals eat and concentrate toxins from plants.

This is why heavy metals are often higher in milk or meat than in raw grass.

It's also part of the reason why I keep finding lead in so many foods when I run atomic spectroscopy

tests in my ICP-MS laboratory.

Click here to see lead results on cacao, grasses, pet treats, protein products and more.

If I ever happen to fly airplanes, you can bet I'll find a way to burn unleaded gasoline.

I'm not going to streak across the sky dumping toxic heavy metals into the atmosphere, especially

since part of my current mission is to explore ways that society can develop cleaner food

with lower heavy metals.

Even better, I would hope to one day see a huge breakthrough in battery power density

that could result in, believe it or not, electric airplanes.

(Yes, it seems impossible today because it would require at least a 1000-fold increase

in battery power density.

But humans are really good at achieving remarkable breakthroughs, so I'm going to remain optimistic

on this point and hope the scientists can find a far better way to store power than

today's current old-school chemical batteries.)

Lead was removed from automobile gasoline by the EPA

As you explore all this, keep in mind that lead used to be added to regular gasoline

for many decades.

Lead helped engines run better and improved gas mileage.

But it also resulted in millions of pounds of lead being dumped directly into the environment,

increasing lead contamination of soils and causing people to inhale lead with every breath.

Children's IQs in America noticeably dropped during those "lead years," and IQs were restored

to higher levels once lead was removed from gasoline.

Today, it is illegal to add lead to gasoline and burn it in vehicles.

But it's perfectly legal to burn lead in aviation fuel.

"Avgas is one of the few fuels in the United States that still contain lead, leaving it

the single largest source of lead emissions in the country," reports the National Institutes

of Health (4).

"Concern over the health effects of lead has sparked a contentious effort to finally get

the lead out of avgas � something the aviation and petroleum industries have been attempting

for more than two decades, to no avail."

The NIH goes on to describe the harmful effects of lead:

Lead is a well-documented neurotoxicant that is particularly harmful to children, who are

typically exposed when they ingest or inhale lead-containing dust in the home.

In recent years, serious harm to cognitive and behavioral functions including intelligence,

attention, and motor skills has been demonstrated in children with much less lead in their blood

than previously thought to cause harm, and it is now understood there is no safe level

of lead exposure.

When will we decide to stop poisoning ourselves?

What's clear in all this is that as long as we keep burning lead in avgas, we're going

to keep suffering the health effects on the ground.

In an age where the academic achievements of American children are routinely overshadowed

by children in India, China or Korea, the continued dumping of IQ-damaging lead into

our atmosphere seems absurd.

What you dump into the sky falls onto the soils and eventually makes its way into the

food supply, too, so burning lead in airplanes sooner or later results is all of us eating

lead on our dinner plates.

How big of a problem is this in the really big picture?

Arguably it's not the most urgent problem we face.

Even I would argue that our nation's power grid vulnerability to high-altitude EMP weapons

is a far greater threat to us all.

In an era when war seems to be breaking out in the Middle East, and the global banking

system seems forever on the verge of collapse, it's difficult for society to focus on the

more subtle (but chronic) long-term problems like lead in avgas.

But this is a problem that can be solved with a phased switchover to mogas (unleaded fuel).

All that's required is some leadership by the FAA and EPA working together to clean

up our aviation industry and get the lead out of our skies.

Is it too much to ask that we stop dumping toxic lead into the skies above our own heads?

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CHE RILASSAMENTO!!! |Suoni Intensi 3Dio| ||ASMR Italiano - Duration: 20:36.

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Everything Coming To Netflix In February 2018 - Duration: 13:39.

February may be the shortest month of the year, but that doesn't mean Netflix is skimping

on the new and original programming.

There's a lot to look forward to in February, from the Netflix original series Altered Carbon

to Duncan Jones' long-awaited sci-fi noir Mute.

And that's just scratching the surface.

Here's everything coming to Netflix in February 2018, starting with the Netflix originals.

Altered Carbon: Season 1

Richard K. Morgan's series of hard-boiled futuristic noir novels has a huge following

among science fiction fans, and by the looks of the teasers Netflix has been releasing,

those fans will have plenty to love about the upcoming series.

The story follows Takeshi Kovaks, a soldier whose mind was imprisoned for hundreds of

years.

"How long have I been down?"

"250 years."

In the future, he's awoken and given a new body to solve a murder, kicking off a series

of events that leads him deep into a web of conspiracy.

Altered Carbon is definitely going to be one of the highlights next month, so check it

out on February 2nd.

On Body and Soul

This Hungarian fantasy drama was announced as one of the contenders for Best Foreign

Language Film at the 2018 Oscars, but Netflix isn't waiting to see the results before giving

it an exclusive international release on their service.

The story centers on two strangers who find out that they've been having eerily similar

dreams every night, so they set out to recreate those dreams in real life in the hopes of

figuring out what it all means.

The Guardian gave On Body and Soul a glowing review, calling it a "bizarre and brutal tale

of lovers in the slaughterhouse."

This is definitely one to put on the radar for February 2nd.

Coach Snoop: Season 1

Starring everyone's favorite D-oh-double-G, Coach Snoop takes the rapper out of the studio

and onto the forty-yard-line as the coach of a youth-league football team.

It sounds like the setup for a sports-themed spinoff of Half Baked, but from the looks

of it, Coach Snoop is taking a long, hard hit of inspirational drama, focusing on the

real-life stories of at-risk kids fighting for a future on the gridiron.

There's no comedy here, just a Hail Mary aimed straight at your heart.

"Y'all ever heard that story of David and Goliath?

We are David today, y'all understand?"

"Yes coach."

The eight-episode first season kicks off on February 2.

Queer Eye: Season 1

The reboot of the groundbreaking reality show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy sees five gay

fashion gurus--the Fab Five, as Netflix describes them—working with fashion-challenged people

to introduce a little sophistication into their lives.

"I'd like the Fab Five to help me get out of my comfort zone."

It's the old show rebooted for the world of today, with a renewed focus on acceptance

for the LGBTQ community—along with plenty of handmade guacamole and fabulous beards,

of course.

"Ohh, yes balance, yes symmetry."

Check out Queer Eye when it splashes onto Netflix on February 7th.

The Ritual

It wouldn't be a good month on Netflix without a few original horror releases, and The Ritual

fills that quota early.

The story follows four friends on a backpacking trip through Scandinavia.

They decide to take a shortcut through a dense forest—which, of course, is the wrong decision.

"Go southwest, through here, we cut the journey in half."

"What, through the forest?"

The path leads them into a confrontation with an evil force connected to an ancient Norse

ritual.

The movie starts with a fairly standard premise, but elevates it with beautiful scenery and

a refreshing self awareness that takes this a notch above your typical paranormal horror

film.

"Well, this is clearly the house we get murdered in."

Enter the woods on February 9th.

The Trader

This Netflix original documentary offers a bleak look into rural life in Eastern Europe,

centering on a man traveling across Georgia selling knickknacks and second-hand clothes

in exchange for the only currency with any meaning in a land stricken by poverty and

hunger: potatoes.

The Trader is sure to be an eye-opening experience.

Step outside your comfort zone and queue it up on February 9.

Fate/Apocrypha: Part 2

The first part of Netflix's original anime series Fate/Apocrypha was released in 2017

to generally favorable reviews, and the second part of Season 1 is slated to roll out February

9, completing the first season story arc.

Tune in for part two this winter.

My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman: George Clooney

Late night icon David Letterman teamed up with Netflix in January 2018 for the first

installment of his new interview series, which saw Letterman sitting down with former president

Barack Obama for an hour-long interview about politics and beards.

"You and I are the same age."

"He's got this biblical beard."

"Do you have a staff?"

Unlike most of its shows, Netflix is releasing this series one episode at a time, and the

next one will feature George Clooney in the guest's seat.

Take a look on February 9th.

Seeing Allred

Netflix is chiming in on the wave of allegations that permeated the news in 2017 with Seeing

Allred, a documentary following activist attorney Gloria Allred.

As a lawyer, Allred has represented multiple clients involved in lawsuits against famous

celebrities, and is a vocal opponent of discrimination.

See the documentary on February 9th.

When We First Met

Starring Adam Devine from Workaholics, When We First Met is a comedy fantasy about a guy

who found the girl of his dreams… and then blew his chance with her.

Three years later, he gets the chance to go back in time to the night he messed everything

up to try and fix things.

Queue it up on February 9.

Greenhouse Academy: Season 2

This high school series debuted its first season in 2017 and follows two twin teenagers

who enroll at a futuristic boarding school.

Unfortunately, there's some kind of global conspiracy in the works, and it's up to them

to stop it before the evil masterminds can destroy the earth.

Also, there's a bunch of teen drama and whatnot.

"What is this the fourth grade, or something?"

If you're over the age of, say, 14, there probably isn't a whole lot here for you, but

if you're a 12-year-old girl, you might just find your new favorite show.

Season 2 lands on February 14.

Love Per Square Foot

Touted as the first mainstream Indian film to be released by Netflix on a global scale,

Love Per Square Foot is a romantic comedy about a man and a woman who decide to get

married so that they can afford an apartment in Mumbai.

It's bound to be an interesting experience, if nothing else.

Check it out on February 14.

Re:Mind: Season 1

This Japanese series starts with 11 classmates who wake up in a locked room with no idea

how they got there.

The more clues they uncover about their situation, the deeper the threat to their lives appears

to be.

Figure out the mystery when Re:Mind lands on February 15.

First Team: Juventus

This documentary mini-series tags along with the stars of the Italian football team Juventus

as they kick their way through the grueling 2017-2018 season.

First Team promises to go behind the scenes with the team to reveal their lives both on

and off the field.

If you're a fan of the black and white, check out the first three episodes on February 16.

Everything Sucks!: Season 1

Move over, '80s nostalgia—there's a new decade in town.

Everything Sucks follows a high school A/V club in 1996, when VCRs, Discmans, and iron-on

backpack patches reigned supreme."

If you miss the days when Alanis Morissette and the Goo Goo Dolls were the soundtrack

for everything, check out the first season of Everything Sucks! on February 16.

You might regret it, but that would just mean the show really nailed what the '90s were

all about.

The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale

You may recognize Joel McHale from the long-running NBC show Community or from his E! series The

Soup—or any of the long list of movies and shows where he's inevitably played a horrible,

morally bankrupt person.

"I can pick up this pencil, tell you its name is Steve and go like this --- and part of

you dies, just a little bit on the inside."

On February 18th, McHale lands on Netflix with The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale,

a ridiculously named show that will see McHale going back to his sketch talk show roots,

green screen and all.

Can we say McHale any more?

FullMetal Alchemist

Don't get too excited about a Netflix-produced version of the classic anime FullMetal Alchemist—this

is a rebranding of the 2017 live-action adaptation produced in Japan, a film that wasn't particularly

well received by critics.

If you haven't seen it yet, you can form your own opinion when the movie premieres on Netflix

on February 19th.

The Frankenstein Chronicles: Seasons 1 and 2

For residents of the UK, The Frankenstein Chronicles might already be a familiar show.

The series stars Sean Bean as a detective in the 1800s who's on the trail of a madman

who may or may not be Dr. Frankenstein.

Netflix picked up the acclaimed horror mystery series in December 2017 for global release

and rebranded it as a Netflix original.

Tune in when both seasons hit on February 20th.

Seven Seconds: Season 1

After a tragic, racially charged accident involving a black teenager in New York City,

one family fights to prevent a bureaucratic cover-up in this harrowing crime thriller.

Seven Seconds stars Regina King and Clare-Hope Ashity.

Take a look when the first season lands on February 23.

Marseille: Season 2

Netflix's French-language political thriller Marseille hasn't made a ton of waves yet,

but fans of the show have been hoping for a second season ever since the first one debuted

in 2016.

The show centers on the mayor of Marseille as he squares off against his successor and

rival, and it offers plenty of political intrigue and bureaucratic backstabbing.

It's a touch formulaic, but it should satisfy any political thriller buff on the hunt for

a bingeable House of Cards replacement.

Catch the second season on February 23.

Mute

Director Duncan Jones has been working on this film for over a decade, and the wait

is finally over on February 23rd.

In a near-future Berlin, a mute bartender forges a path through the city's twisted underbelly

on a quest to find his missing girlfriend.

Alexander Skarsgard stars, with Paul Rudd and Justin Theroux in supporting roles.

Ugly Delicious

Get your forks ready, because there's a brand new food and culture show on the horizon.

Ugly Delicious dives into on-the-street cuisine with chef David Chang.

Rude waiters?

Dirty bathrooms?

In Ugly Delicious, it doesn't matter as long as the food is good.

Take the trip on February 23rd.

Derren Brown: The Push

Illusionist Derren Brown is known for his controversial shows and psychological experiments,

and Derren Brown: The Push is bound to be an interesting addition to the performer's

line-up.

Most of the details regarding the show are being kept quiet, so we'll all have to wait

until February 27 to find out where Derren Brown takes us next.

Original stand-up comedy

Netflix has been loading up on stand-up specials in the past couple months, but the streaming

service is only bringing three new specials into the fold in February.

Kavin Jay: Everybody Calm Down!

Was originally slated for a January release, but has since been pushed back to February

2nd.

On February 6, you can tune in to Fred Armisen: Standup For Drummers, and February 27th will

see comedian and actor Marlon Wayans' hour-long stand-up special, Woke-ish.

That covers all the Netflix originals coming in February.

Now here are all the other movies and TV shows arriving next month.

New Movies

February is going to be a great month to relive the action classics of the past.

Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill Volumes 1 and 2 will both be arriving on the first of the

month, along with 3000 Miles to Graceland, to name a few.

For more dramatic fare, Netflix is doubling down on their gangland classics with Martin

Scorsese's Goodfellas.

That arrives on the first of the month, along with the Ocean's Eleven trilogy and the 2008

Oscar-winner The Hurt Locker.

And if those don't get the Valentine's mood rolling, Netflix is rolling out every unromantic

comedy it can get its hand on.

The first of the month is heralding five American Pie movies, along with Meet the Parents, and

it's sequel with the funny name, and John C. Reilly's irreverent, musical saga Walk

Hard: The Dewey Cox Story.

"Two things you need to know.

I'm the king, and number two is LOOK OUT MAN!

Look at that!"

And speaking of music, February 1st will also see some great new documentary releases, like

How the Beatles Changed the World.

Later in the month, look for Winnie, a 2017 documentary about Winnie Mandela, activist

and former wife of Nelson Mandela.

That premieres on February 26.

Perhaps mercifully, Netflix is only adding two family films in February.

Less mercifully, one of them is The Emoji Movie, one of the most soul-crushingly bad

animated films in history.

You can look forward to that on February 8th.

Ella Enchanted also arrives on the first of the month.

After the kids go to bed, turn off the lights and enjoy Netflix's new thriller lineup.

Look for Scream 3 on the 1st, the 2016 Cabin Fever remake on the 2nd, Blood Money on the

17th, and Dismissed on the 19th.

Finally, February 24th sees the arrival of Jeepers Creepers 3.

New television

Fans of thrilling television will have a lot to look forward to come February.

On the first of the month, Season 4 of Z Nation arrives, followed by Season 1 of Valor 5 days

later, and Season 1 of The Imposters the following day on February 7th.

After that, keep an eye out for the thrilling fifth and final season of Bates Motel on the

20th.

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To get more take videos the artist seems to be missing from the red carpet despite being

Nominated in three categories for his work on the remix of despacio song of the year record of the Year and Best

Pop duo/group Performance of the year Justin Bieber won't be attending the Grammy Awards to perform the hit song

alongside Luis FONSI and daddy, yankee

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Grammys it looks like he's hyper-focused on his new album and not accepting any distractions at this time

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here we go with another Shout Out Monday Evening and today we're gonna do a

double feature so see what this is all about I'm Tom Kvichak and this is

Toms Trains and Things this channel was created to help other modelers were in

need of guidance in pursuing their dream of building a model railroad and every

once in a while we got to have a little fun and that's what we're gonna have on

this one it's gonna be a double feature now the first one I'm gonna do a shout

out for the kid that has done the cartoon character of me and I'm going to

do an unboxing so let's see what this is all about right after this if you would

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while you're at it ding that bell and that will notify you whenever I have a

new video coming out so let's get started right now now let's take a look

at who we're gonna feature today alright as you'll notice on my icon I have a

caricature of myself here and I put it on my last video in the thumbnail and I

had this work done by ZArtwork weekly drawings his name is Matt he does some

excellent drawings and I think I showed a little bit of his channel last week

he's drawing some artwork for me and I'm posting an on my channel and I'm also

helping him in return with his channel so it's a two-way street we're working

together on this and eventually I'm gonna have to pay for his artwork and

maybe eventually he'll have to pay for my advice we'll see that down the road

but anyway go take a look at ZArtwork he does some amazing stuff and if you

talk to him he might do some drawings for you also but the most important

thing about today is we're going to do an unboxing today and it's a little bit

long so let's get going with it and it has

thing to do with that right there

my back bringing it up the steps

it's awesome I got a mouse I don't know oh jeez look at that that big box for

just a mouse oh my oh what's this oh

this must be a keyboard it says Alienware

is from outer space I'm gonna see what's in this

big box from aliens my goodness what is this in here oh it's another box inside

that one

okay

right

there's M&M rails Tom K from Santa

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right

there we go

Pulp Car & extra pulp load

the one part I don't have

Mark fro M&M Rails

I got some work to do

thank you Mark thank you very much my favorite part but now I wish you would

have packed it a little bit easier than this this was a pain to get open my

goodness