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Attack on Titan 2 (PS4) : Ymir Titan Transformation Cutscene (English Subs)【60FPS 1080P】 - Duration: 6:42.
Everyone, wake up!
Come up to the roof! Quickly!
I only noticed once the moon was up and I could see...
why...?
Why are they still active? It's been hours since the sun went down!
What's going on?
Hey, look! Over there!
It's hugh! What the heck is it?
That thing's not a Titan. It's... more like some kind of giant beast!
And... it's heading for the Wall!
What the....? Wait....
No no no! No frickin' way!
You rookies, stay back!
Not you, though... You're gonna put that ODM gear to good use.
Let's do this!
The towers not going to hold...
Well, I don't think I did too badly, all things considered.
But sorry, guys... I can't...go on... I'm...beat...
Gelgaaar!
Agh!
Hey! I think he's still alive!
Thank goodness!
The others... The officers have all been killed...
Get back, Christa. The tower's about to collapse. You'll fall!
But they're being killed! And we're just standing here! Nanaba... And Gelgar...
Dammit!
Conny, give me that knife you had.
But what are you gonna use it for...?
Thanks.
Oh... I'm just gonna use it to fight.
Ymir? What are you planning exactly?
I'm not even quite sure myself.
Christa... This is nothing more than a hope of mine.
I want you to live a life you're proud of.
Ymir? Wait!
This can't be...
Hey!
No, Ymir! You can't die!
If you're going to go down defending this tower...
...then take it down with you!
She did it! She really did destroy it!
Way to go, Ymir!
You're alive? Come here!
Ymir...
Look, the Titans!
Christa!
Wait! I still haven't told you!
I still haven't told you my real name!
Mikasa?
I've got this!
Unbelievable...
Ymir is...
Ymir...
My real name is... Historia...
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Elif Episode 690 - Ending Scene | Season 4 Episode 130 (English subtitles) - Duration: 7:29.
What now?
If you talk nonsense again, I'll hang up.
Mr. Tarik, we found her! We found Melek, she's here!
- What, you found her? - Yes.
You're sure that she is Melek, right?
Of course, Mr. Tarik.
We're around her demolished place. We're stalling her.
What do we do with her?
Alright, you keep stalling her.
Be cautious, twice.
Do not let her get away, or I'll ruin your lifes!
Then they demolished my house.
All level with the ground.
Clearly you've been through a lot. But keep your calm please.
Oh... I... What else could I do?
I've been searching for my daughter.
Street by street, there's nowhere that I missed!
I can't resist anymore.
Alright, alright, we'll figure it out.
Besides,
if your daughter has been here again,
somebody should've seen her.
They did, right?
Sure.
Look, I'll help you. Don't worry.
But maintain your calm, OK?
OK.
Then, how are we gonna find my daughter? Who are we gonna ask?
I know a police captain.
I'll call him now and let him know about it.
Really?
Of course.
He'll definitely get to it. We'll get something from him.
Oh my God... Let's hope so!
Thanks, thank you, thank you very very much.
Don't rush, let's get something first.
You'll thank me afterwards.
You wait here,
I'm calling him right now.
Hello?
Hi, officer.
Sorry for disturbing,
but there's something we need help with.
I need to get some information about a missing girl.
I wonder if your team could do a bit of research for her.
Man, she's running away!
Damn it!
Where's this woman, where did she go?
How could you let her get away, how?
Shut up now, shut up! Hurry up.
We need to find her.
Thank God.
I'm free now.
They were about to get me!
Melek?
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7 Rules | Short Horror Film | Crypt TV - Duration: 7:27.
(lock clacks)
- Miss Minayo?
Miss Minayo.
Okay.
- [Miss Minayo] Thanks again for answering
the listing I posted, and welcome to my home.
I'm so glad you could make it, Michael.
- It's Mikayla.
- [Miss Minayo] I believe, as most people should,
that your home is a reflection of your soul.
Tonight, I am tasking you with preserving my soul.
Mi casa is not su casa, so please do not treat it as such.
There are seven rules that I ask you to follow.
This does not need to be difficult.
It is merely your offering to me
for this paid one-night getaway.
Assuming everything goes well
and all the rules have been followed,
your $200 payment will be deposited
to your account at 9:00 a.m.
Here are my home's seven rules, continued on other side.
Actually, I found some space at the bottom.
Number one, there's wine on the counter,
but you must not have any before 8:30 p.m.
and you absolutely must not have any after 9:30 p.m.
Number two, Edgar, my cat, likes to be fed early.
Please leave out his food promptly at 6:00 p.m.
You will most likely not see him during your stay,
but you will hear him. (pattering)
(soft mew)
Number three, the couch is for sitting.
If you feel the need to lie down,
you must use the bedroom I made up for you.
Number four, no guests, no noise, no parties, no exceptions.
Number five, we do not lock doors in our home
and neither will you.
Number six, turn off any and all electronics
before you go to sleep.
Number seven, do not enter the room
at the end of the hallway.
(suspenseful synthesizer music)
And the wifi password is fuzzy123.
(phone chimes)
(pattering)
(slurping)
(static buzzing)
I don't know why you don't believe me with this stuff.
Do you think I don't know what areas of the feet people wax?
I used to work at a beauty salon.
I was a receptionist.
Do you think in 1700, you would've been a pirate,
a conquerer,
or peasant?
Do you think if I mix red wine with Coca-Cola,
it'll taste better or worse?
I think better.
I could pour it right in.
♪ What are you offering ♪
♪ Are you offering ♪
♪ Is it free ♪
♪ What are you offering ♪
♪ Are you offering ♪
♪ Is it free ♪
♪ In the house of 1982 ♪
♪ Built like a ship ♪
♪ Your legs are like roots ♪ (loud thud)
♪ What are you offering ♪ (loud banging)
♪ Are you offering ♪
♪ Is it free ♪ (loud banging)
(suspenseful synthesizer music)
- Hello?
Is somebody in there?
- [Miss Minayo] You didn't follow the rules.
(loud slam) (screams)
No one ever follows the rules.
(screams)
(ominous synthesizer music)
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Christopher Williams, Mentor - JETRO Innovation Program (JIP) - Duration: 2:35.
My name is Christopher Williams.
I'm a mentor with USMAC.
So I've been working at Silicon Valley for about 25 years.
Projects I've worked on have ranged from B2B software, B2C consumer electronics,
I've done work with Apple, with Ford, Facebook, Oculus, I've worked with Google Glass,
I did a solo drone project from napkin sketch all the way through retail.
One of my favorite achievements was doing an off-grid solar utility in Haiti.
So we went to rural Haiti to try and figure out a way to bring
utility service to the top of the mountain where there's never been electricity.
And that was pretty amazing because It was a life-changing project.
Being a good mentor is a combination of having the experience of shipped product if it's hardware,
or done the deals with B2B, understanding how budgets are done within the organizations,
a combination of strategy, business development, having an engineering background certainly helps,
so I understand what's possible, what's not possible.
Having that combination together with experience of being at Silicon Valley for so long,
I think that's what all our mentors bring to the table.
The best part about being a mentor is the exposure to innovation from all over the world,
so you get entrepreneurs from everywhere, and generally they tend to be on the younger side,
so they have a lot of that energy, that go-for-it naiveté
which is sometimes missing in Silicon Valley.
My experience working with Japanese startups has been quite fantastic.
I've done two, Borderless and Mamorio, both of which were quite sophisticated
and far along in their product development, and they both had a tremendous willingness
to learn about the U.S. market and made changes very rapidly while in country.
There's been tremendous amount of growth in that sector coming out of Japan and startups
generally tend to be quite sophisticated and far along in their development
before they even come to the U.S.
One of the things that I tell companies coming from Asia, specifically Japan,
as they enter the U.S market, is that it's going to be a cultural shift for them to understand the adoption curve here.
So what is an early adopter in Japan might not be the same kind of person here,
and then crossing the chasm, as they say, to the mainstream can be quite difficult and expensive.
So I always tell them to prepare for the long haul and invest in being in the United States.
You have to have a presence here to really win here.
Any company that's looking to do the JETRO program, the advice I would give to them is
to really set expectations for what success looks like before you come, and that way you
share that with your mentor and we could work with you to make sure you get the most out
of your trip while you're here.
I've really enjoyed working with the two startups from JETRO so far,
and I'm very much looking forward to working with more.
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How to Sign "Name" in ASL & JAPAN Sign Language - Duration: 0:57.
Hello hello!
Today I'm teaching the sign for
NAME from Japan
J-A-P-A-N
Their sign...
well, it's interesting,
typically I can figure out
why a word is signed that way,
but this sign I really don't know why.
Their sign is
NAME
NAME
I don't know why exactly
maybe it's related to fingerspelling
perhaps...not sure.
But remember to subscribe below.
Everyday I teach a new sign.
Thank you for watching!
See ya tomorrow!
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