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Как победить НИЧЕГО НЕ ДЕЛАЯ НА БЕДВАРСЕ???!!! | BED WARS #69 | Vimeworld - Duration: 9:11.

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Die freie und unabhängige Schweiz ist für uns eine wichtige Insp.| 25.06.2018 | www.kla.tv/12628 - Duration: 37:57.

For more infomation >> Die freie und unabhängige Schweiz ist für uns eine wichtige Insp.| 25.06.2018 | www.kla.tv/12628 - Duration: 37:57.

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The River Walk Gauntlet Prank - Random Acts - Duration: 5:25.

Can you believe that somebody took the time to take my photo?

Can you believe that someone held my box for me

while I fixed my shoe?

Can you believe that someone helped me find my wallet

and gave me directions?

Not to worry.

I'm going to catch them in the act.

A random act of kindness.

[spy music]

There's some kindness criminals out there

and somebody's gotta stop them.

[man on radio]: We're going live, everybody.

We are live.

Excuse me, can I borrow you for a photo?

All right.

I always feel so awkward taking a selfie.

Yeah, I'm just going to--

No, I'm grateful.

Take as many as you want.

Thank you so much.

Will: Okay, so Mason has just made contact with somebody,

they're approaching Emily now,

we're waiting for the picture,

we gotta print it, head out there.

It's go time.

[man on radio]: We just got the photo, got the photo.

I saw that coming.

Yeah, I'm like, look at you!

[man on radio]: They have engaged with Emily.

All right, we have been having issues with the printer

but hopefully we have it all figured out

so that we can get out there in time for the reveal.

Do you mind?

Just carrying my shoes up?

[man on radio]: We're minutes and minutes and minutes away

even if we got a picture right now.

Hey, you guys have a good one.

Thank you.

[man on radio]: They're coming back down the stairs.

They have taken the picture,

they have helped Emilie with her box,

they're about to go to Lisa,

now we gotta print out this poster and put it out

so then I can arrest them for kindness.

You dropped something.

Oh!

Thank you!

Oh my gosh.

Do you know you have those days

where you like lose your head?

Are you good at reading maps?

No, I cannot.

I am the worst.

It is printing out.

It's printing.

[man on radio]: Just started printing.

All right, so I'm going to go back out, come on out.

So I can see the people, Lisa's still talking to them,

hopefully she can stall them a little bit

because the printer has about a minute left.

Lisa: Oh wait, so it's this way, not this way?

Oh, gosh.

See?

I don't even--

We have about 30 seconds.

Man: Here you go!

Hey, thank you!

I really appreciate it.

Thanks so much.

Excuse me.

You need some help?

Will: Yeah, I was wondering--

I have a hammer in my pocket.

You got a hammer?

I'm looking for a couple fugitives over here,

you recognize these people right here?

[laughing]

I mean, these people have been helping people

all along this river walk unashamedly doing--

That's what we do!

You're friendly, watch it for random acts of kindness!

That's what we do!

How cute are you guys?

Random Acts!

And we're going to reset and go again.

Can I stop you for a moment?

Just to get a picture?

Oh sure!

Thank you.

I'm not very good at taking the selfies or whatever.

Just want to get the Esquire in the back.

Perfect.

Yeah.

♪♪

Thank you so much.

No problem!

[camera shutter clicks]

And what brings you here?

Work or fun?

His birthday.

Oh, cool, well happy birthday!

What's your name?

Karl with a "K."

Karl with a "K-- "

Will: Karl with a "K" and Kim from Denver.

Got it.

Thank you.

[man on radio]: They're leaving now, on their way to Emilie.

Stupid shoe!

Oh my gosh.

Oh my gosh, thank you.

I'm going to use your shoulder,

is that okay?

Oh, thanks!

We have three people.

I'll never wear heels again, I promise.

Will: Do we have anything?

[man on radio]: We just got it, just got it.

Photo has been received.

Oh!

Oh my gosh, thank you.

[man on radio]: Engaged with Lisa.

Yeah, where are we?

Man: We're somewhere like in this weird kind of--

Attention, ladies and gentlemen,

I'm looking for a couple of fugitives.

Are you familiar with these two on this poster right here?

I'm looking for a birthday boy named Karl?

Spells his name with a K, and Kim from Denver?

Yes!

Is that you guys?

Can I speak to you ladies for a second?

Just had some reports of criminal activities,

some random acts of kindness.

[laughing]

This is a hidden camera show called Random Acts

where we set people up to do nice things

and you did them all!

[laughing]

What is going on?

Who do you think you are,

just helping people all willy-nilly like that?

[laughing]

Did you think it was strange that so many people

were asking for help along the way?

Yes.

I literally just said "Either we look way too friendly

or there's something odd going on."

[laughing]

Is everybody this nice in Denver?

Yeah!

Okay.

It must be the altitude.

You may recognize these people over here,

setting you up.

There they are, officer!

It was them!

They are wanted for random acts of kindness.

Well, it looks like our work here is done.

People were so incredibly nice.

I feel like--

[indistinct talking]

Wanted:

Subscribers.

Reward is the joy in your heart.

You are wanted.

Dead or alive.

Wow.

No, don't say that.

Why would you say that?

You guys all got to say things.

I wanted to say something.

This guy.

This is Random Acts, man.

It's the only thing I could come up with on a wanted poster.

Okay, everybody settle down.

It's great.

Kindness, love, goodness.

But we'll accept it either way, dead or alive.

No we won't!

I mean, he's got a point.

A number's a number.

We seek after these things, dude.

Subscribers, we like them!

If it's dead, or--

No!

I mean, if you are alive, and then like this page,

and then die, we have nothing to do with that, so--

For more infomation >> The River Walk Gauntlet Prank - Random Acts - Duration: 5:25.

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New California Republic | Fallout - Duration: 11:17.

Across the Wasteland that was once America, hope remains a commodity in short supply.

Of all the nation states that have risen since the Great War, most are brutal and cruel.

They are based around the rule of the strongest, or a reverence for technology at the expense

of humanity.

Some resemble a bizarre parody of the civilization that came before, while others manipulate

the symbols of the past to lend legitimacy to their own ambitions.

Warlords and factions have laid claim to the ideals of the old United States, but few have

embodied them and fewer still have had the strength to defend them.

Yet far to the west, a new power is slowly rising, one that promises democracy, liberty,

and the rule of law.

For hundreds of thousands, every hope that the Wasteland might one day be restored to

greatness has been placed in the New California Republic.

In keeping with its promise as a beacon of liberty, the nation has modeled itself on

the pre-war United States and exists as a federal republic with fully functioning executive,

legislative, and judicial branches.

Supreme authority rests in the Republic Council which is overseen by a directly elected President

and Vice President.

The Office of the President remains the single most powerful influence within the Republic

and without any enforced term limits, an individual elected to this position can control the country

for decades.

Legislative power is held by the two houses of the NCR Congress, the House of Representatives

and the Senate.

While such labels evoke imagery of the distinguished and capable politicians of old, the Congress

of the New California Republic is often a chaotic assembly of Councillors, Representatives,

Senators, and Governors who each represent their home states and territories.

While supposedly a united federation, in practice each state works to assert its own independence

and agenda.

Friction often forms between rival states over matters of trade or caravan routes which

is often leveraged by outside groups in an attempt to exert political or economic influence

across the entire Republic.

Brahmin cattle barons and trade monopolies like the Crimson Caravan use their immense

wealth to affect elections, extort large amounts of money in the form of government contracts,

or muscle out rival businesses with political support.

Even the armed forces are not immune, reliant on weapon merchants and manufacturers like

the Gun Runners to maintain their arsenal, and who are granted special dispensation in

return.

The courts and judges of the judicial branch work to uphold an adapted version of the Laws

of the United States, but for now at least, the Wasteland makes a mockery of any universal

enforcement.

Widespread corruption, nepotism, inefficiencies, and an overly bureaucratic state apparatus

are the inherent disadvantages of NCR's democratic system and hopefully ones that

the nation will someday rise above.

In most areas however, the state has been largely successful in eliminating prostitution,

gambling, slavery, and the proliferation of weapons.

In areas occupied by the NCR military and still operating under martial law, such crimes

are often punishable by death.

Citizens within the New California Republic live in a comparatively stable society.

A series of capable women in positions of power has eliminated the rampant sexism found

elsewhere in the Wastelands, while ghouls and mutants are shown little discrimination

and even serve proudly in the NCR military.

A clear separation of Church and State is also maintained, with every non-radical religion

allowed within its borders so long as they make no attempt to influence the political

process, participate in human sacrifice, or expose their followers to the Forced Evolutionary

Virus.

With a population of over 700,000 people, the New California Republic is most likely

the largest nation within the Wasteland.

A majority of its citizens are farmers, travelling merchants, or refugees seeking protection

from the dangers of the post-apocalyptic world, an uncommon luxury elsewhere.

In exchange, citizens are required to pay taxes, and in this the NCR is unique in that

it uses its own form of currency rather than the caps traded elsewhere.

Individuals or even entire communities can be granted citizenship if requested, although

as the NCR has expanded, this practice has grown increasingly controversial and there

remain accusations that the nation has forcefully annexed weaker settlements and incorporated

them against their will.

In these frontier communities there is a lingering feeling that their needs have been forgotten

in favor of the more powerful regions further west and many of these settlements have attempted

to remain independent.

As the power of the NCR has grown, it has made progressively stronger enemies, envious

of its wealth and power.

The defense of the nation is the responsibility of the New California Republic Army.

It is a highly organized force by the standards of the Wasteland, consisting of several divisions

augmented by scouts, mechanized forces, and a small number of Vertibirds.

Its soldiers possess a remarkably standardized line of equipment and weapons, and NCR infantry

in their tan uniforms, wide-brimmed hats, and goggles have quickly become the most famous

symbol of the nation.

Supplementing the NCR Army is a police force typically found in the largest urban communities

as well as the New California Rangers.

These Rangers represent the elite of the NCR and have gained renown across the Wasteland

for their aptitude in conducting reconnaissance, as well as for their bravery and combat effectiveness.

Rangers are known to operate safe houses far outside of NCR territory, striking against

slavers for whom they have a particular hatred.

Far before the Republic was capable of projecting power across the Wasteland, it existed as

a simple community born out of the survivors of Vault 15.

Under the leadership of Aradesh and with the help of a stranger known only as Vault Dweller,

this settlement, Shady Sands, would prosper and form lucrative trade routes with numerous

other communities.

Gradually a type of nationalist sentiment grew out of this collective of trade partners

and a trial council was formed to draft a national constitution.

In 2189, just over a century after the Great War, the New California Republic was voted

into existence as a sprawling federation of five states: Shady Sands, Maxson, Dayglow,

The Hub and Los Angeles.

Aradesh was named the Republic's first President and when he died after 7 years of capable

rule, his daughter Tandi was unanimously elected to take his place.

The rise of the NCR brought it into conflict with the other major powers of the region

including the New Khans, the Enclave and the Brotherhood of Steel.

Another mythical figure in the Wasteland known as the Chosen One would end the threat of

the New Khans and the Enclave, but it would take a brutal war to vanquish the Brotherhood

of Steel.

The large manpower reserves of the NCR combined with their intact manufacturing base would

prove to be the deciding factor both against the Brotherhood and the various raider factions

rampant across the Wasteland.

Once legendary gangs like the Vipers and Jackals were hunted nearly to extinction and forced

to flee east as the NCR continued to expand.

When the NCR eventually tamed all of Southern California, President Tandi grew into an adored

figure both within the nation and without, frequently referred to as the Great Mother.

Her death would gradually lead to a shift in the policies of the NCR.

While the near unification of California had been a tremendous achievement, the nation's

gold reserves had been destroyed during the war against the Brotherhood of Steel and the

nation was forced to embark on a more imperialistic method of expansion to secure additional resources.

Critics say this rapid expansion has cost the Republic some of its moral standing and

principals, but it has brought the nation within reach of the great wealth of the Mojave

(mo-HOV-ee).

Under the leadership of President Aaron Kimball, the NCR has embarked on an aggressive campaign

across this new region, establishing bases and even maintaining an embassy within the

Free Economic Zone of New Vegas.

Across the Colorado river however lies Ceaser's Legion, a slave army bound to the will of

a single man.

Both sides contend for control of New Vegas, the Hoover Dam, and the Mojave Wasteland itself.

Contact with the west has been always been fleeting and in recent years reports from

the Mojave have been contradictory and confused.

Some say the New California Republic won a great victory at the Hoover Dam and the entire

region has been brought under their dominion.

Others claim that Caesar's Legion has enslaved New Vegas and that President Kimball was either

killed or disgraced.

While both these and a thousand other tales can be heard across the Wasteland, in one

detail they all agree.

A simple courier played some great part in the battle for the Mojave, which to this day

remains unknown.

It's said war - war never changes.

But men and women do, through the roads they walk.

And this road, for now at least - has reached its end.

Want to join the Templin Institute? Pledge to us on Patreon to gain access

to exclusive posts, updates, polls, and a bunch of cool rewards.

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Most of all however, you'll be directly supporting the Institute as we continue to investigate alternate worlds.

For more infomation >> New California Republic | Fallout - Duration: 11:17.

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11-year-old female volleyball team makes history going to national tournament - Duration: 1:10.

For more infomation >> 11-year-old female volleyball team makes history going to national tournament - Duration: 1:10.

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Atlas Gun Works Chaos: Custom Open Gun - Duration: 6:44.

Welcome back to Clear Advantage TV.

If you're a fan of Bentley, Rolex, Lagavulin Single Malt or Gisele Bündchen, and you simply

must have the nicest, yet most purpose built firearm on the range...then sit back and relax

because today we're looking at the Atlas Gun Works, Chaos.

Within about half a second of seeing this blaster, it's immediately evident that this

handgun looks more like it'd be at home in the next Star Wars spin-off rather than

a gun shop with standard service pistols.

That's because this 9mm is built expressly for competition shooting in 3 Gun and USPSA's

Open Divisions.

If the name wasn't clear enough, "Open" is basically the competition shooter's version

of an unlimited division from the racing world, with virtually no restrictions on firearm

selection or modification options.

As such, those who manufacture these Open Guns outfit them with every possible mechanical

advantage a shooter could want, to achieve the optimum balance between speed and accuracy.

The vast majority of top tier shooters will select a highly modified and/or customized

2011 as their handgun of choice when shooting Open.

That's a double stack 1911 for those of you who just found the internet last week.

All the advantages of the 1911 with respect to accuracy and trigger pull, without the

inherent disadvantage of capacity from the single stack design.

So with the groundwork laid, let's hone in on some specifics of the Chaos, and discuss

whether or not this Atlas performs as nicely as it looks.

While a handguns mechanical accuracy is generally not the limiting factor on how tight of a

grouping the user is able to shoot, we wanted to print this handgun for accuracy to showcase

what the build is capable of.

Here you can see two separate groups, the first at 25 yards supported, and the second

at 25 yards off hand . The 5 inch KKM Bull Barrel and the tight lockup guarantees the

firearm will put projectiles where the shooter aims it.

Having the extremely crisp x-line trigger, shaved down for the optimal length of the

shooter's hand certainly doesn't hurt either.

But let's be realistic, you didn't come here to watch us shoot this pistol slowly

off

a rest...

[Shooting Clips]

When we get into the conversation on speed, we can review a few specific areas of emphasis

that must be tapped into if the shooter is going to hit targets as quickly as possible.

The first is recoil control.

Now while this is namely based on the shooter's grip and stance, the Atlas Chaos gives the

user every possible advantage in assisting with this task.

The most obvious starting point is the Two port compensator and dual-ported barrel.

Contrary to popular belief, guns like this are actually designed to shoot extremely hot

loads, called "major power factor loads" in the competition world.

That's equivalent to something like a +P+ load for those of you familiar with defensive

ammunition.

So while this firearm is "only" shooting 9mm, the compensator is actually extremely

effective in helping mitigate muzzle rise by venting the escaping gases vertically.

Beyond the compensator itself, the entire structure of weight distribution in this pistol

is specifically designed to mitigate recoil.

By removing weight from the moving parts of the gun, and adding weight to the stationary

pieces, Atlas has produced an extremely flat shooting setup.

You'll notice the intense slide cuts, the Tri-top design, and the material removed where

a rear sight would traditionally sit.

Now when we look to the grip, unlike other production 2011s, the Atlas utilizes a steel

grip from Phoenix Trinity; the Evo.

Not only does this grip add weight to the stationary areas of the firearm, it also comes

with an intense texture which improves traction for the shooter's grip.

So with every possible advantage built into this pistol to assist with recoil mitigation,

what are some of the other factors that help the user achieve higher levels of speed?

Well, the aforementioned X-Line trigger is phenomenal.

It's tuned at a crisp 1.3lbs, far less than the weight of the 3.4lb pistol.

The extremely short travel and reset distance ensure that the shooter will only be limited

by their ability on how fast they can press the trigger.

Then there's the Atlas Reflex mount which attaches directly to the frame of the pistol,

again, keeping weight off of the moving parts of the gun and providing the most stable position

for the Leupold Delta Point.

The optic allows for the shooter to negate front sight focus and sight alignment from

the accuracy equation completely, allowing for a natural target focus.

Between the slide racker which aids in cycling the gun and the Dawson ice magwell for ease

with speed reloads, standard manipulation of the firearm is made expressly simple.

But before we conclude, I want to draw attention to the overall length of the gun.

Many Open guns are built on a standard full 5 inch slides or longer, but AGW has trimmed

theirs back, having the slide stop about 1/4 of an inch before the end of the barrel, and

allowing the comp, which is also relatively compact compared to others out there, to neatly

nest back within the dust cover.

Not only does this look excellent, but it also cuts down on excessive length toward

the front of the gun as much as possible, making the firearm just a hair more pointable

and balanced.

Now let's talk about how someone can add one of these blasters to their collection.

Atlas uses a pretty unique strategy compared to other manufactures of these high end pistols.

The Chaos, while absolutely being hand fitted and assembled with all the same care as a

full custom build, only affords the buyer minimal modification options at the time of

purchase.

That's because the parts for the Chaos are standardized and the Chaos pistols, much like

the Titan line, are pre-produced in small runs.

So while the buyer sacrifices some of the customizable options available on a true Atlas

Open Custom Gun, the lead time on the build drops from 6 months to just 2!

That's 8 weeks for a hand assembled open gun that flat out works.

Compared to some of the other manufacturers who have lead times of over a year, that's

one heck of a unique selling point.

Whether I'm out shooting at matches or just want to take out one of the easiest and most

comfortable handguns to shoot at the range, I'm really digging the Atlas Chaos.

As always thanks for tuning in and we hope to see you in the next video.

Until then, stay sharp and shoot straight.

For more infomation >> Atlas Gun Works Chaos: Custom Open Gun - Duration: 6:44.

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Juice WRLD - Legends [Nightcore] (Lyrics) - Duration: 2:57.

I usually don't speak on shit like this, but Ain't nobody else saying shit

Daytrip took it to ten

I usually have an answer to the question But this time I'm gon' be quiet (this time)

Ain't nothing like the feeling of uncertainty, the eeriness of silence

This time, it was so unexpected Last time, it was the drugs he was lacing

All legends fall in the making Sorry truth, dying young, demon youth

What's the 27 Clu-u-u-ub?

We ain't making it past 21 I been going through paranoia

So I always gotta keep a gun Damn, that's the world we live in now

Yeah, hold on, just hear me out They tell me I'ma be a legend

I don't want that title now 'Cause all the legends seem to die out

What the f*ck is this 'bout?

I'm tryna make it out I'm tryna change the world

I'm tryna take her out I'm tryna take your girl

More importantly, I'm tryna change the world Maybe flex with some diamonds and pearls,

yeah

I usually have an answer to the question But this time I'm gon' be quiet (this time)

Ain't nothing like the feeling of uncertainty, the eeriness of silence

This time, it was so unexpected Last time, it was the drugs he was lacing

All legends fall in the making Sorry truth, dying young, demon youth

My mind is foggy, I'm so confused We keep on losing our legends to

The cruel cold world, what is it coming to?

The end of the world, is it coming soon?

Yeah, ooh, ooh, oh That hit's for you

I usually have an answer to the question But this time I'm gon' be quiet (this time)

Ain't nothing like the feeling of uncertainty, the eeriness of silence

This time, it was so unexpected Last time, it was the drugs he was lacing

All legends fall in the making Sorry truth, dying young, demon youth

For more infomation >> Juice WRLD - Legends [Nightcore] (Lyrics) - Duration: 2:57.

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Bubba's comeback, Day's walk-off chip-in & a Gryffindor shout out 2018 - Duration: 3:16.

TERYN: Don't forget about Bubba!

From 6 back on Sunday to the first player to reach 3 wins this season!

ANNC: He was in a perfect position on his second shot.

Way right of the green.

It was an incredible week here at the

Travelers Championship where we got a dose of the

Good, Bad & and definitely the Unusual.

Ok, well it isn't that unusual for TPC River Highland's famous 18 to give us fireworks

on Sunday…

ANNC: Add that one to the list.

TERYN: But Bubba was the one who put on a show,

sealing his 12th PGA TOUR victory by sticking it to two feet!

ANNC: What a shot from Bubba Watson.

TERYN: You can say, it was a slam-dunk of a week.

Right, James Hahn?

ANNC: Takes dead aim for the Ace!

TERYN: But back to the Unusual.

This week we got a lesson in the rules of golf thanks

to Zach Johnson's ball that would not stop moving!

TERYN: ZJ got a 4 but Lanto Griffon gets…

FANS: One point Gryffindor!

TERYN: As a Harry Potter fan, I give that one all the

points. But Bubba didn't get any for this incredible shot.

ANNC: We'll that was pretty much on line. And it was a...

That's a bad break. And it was such a great shot.

TERYN:You put Jordan Spieth in a bunker at the Travelers Championship,

and, well, you know what happens next.

ANNC: Lets just go ahead and make three.

TERYN: In the very next group, on the very next hole,

Justin Thomas did the same thing from the same bunker!

Just watch as his caddie Jimmy Johnson tries to give him his putter.

JT's like, "I don't need that!"

If that was the LOL of the Week then this is the Awe of the Week…

Rory McIlroy made a new best friend at the first tee.

ANNC: Fore please.

Can't blame the squirrel, it is Rory McIlroy.

Let's try this again.

TERYN: And he just kept coming back!

ANNC: Wait a minute, he's not done.

Just get the autograph and get off the tee, okay?

It was a lot of fun kicking off our special PGA TOUR LIVE

bonus coverage over the weekend on Facebook Watch.

And we're going to do it again this coming weekend at the Quicken Loans National.

But of course you can catch the early round action Thursday and Friday

on the PGA TOUR LIVE app.

I'll see you there!

For more infomation >> Bubba's comeback, Day's walk-off chip-in & a Gryffindor shout out 2018 - Duration: 3:16.

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CRİSTİANO RONALDO'NUN ATTIĞI EN EFSANE 10 GOL!!! (HERKES ŞOKTA) - Duration: 3:12.

For more infomation >> CRİSTİANO RONALDO'NUN ATTIĞI EN EFSANE 10 GOL!!! (HERKES ŞOKTA) - Duration: 3:12.

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SCOTUS rules on Texas racial gerrymander case - Duration: 0:50.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that most of Texas' disputed congressional and legislative

maps don't violate racial gerrymandering policies.

In a 5-4 decision Monday, the high court upheld three out of four district maps that a lower

court ruled discriminated against black and Hispanic voters.

Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the majority opinion, "When the congressional and state

legislative districts are reviewed under the proper legal standards, all but one of them,

we conclude, are lawful."

The ruling was the latest in a series of gerrymandering cases the Supreme Court has decided in recent

days.

Also on Monday, the high court sent a dispute over North Carolina's congressional map back

to a lower court for another look.

And last week, the justices decided against getting involved in gerrymandering cases in

Maryland and Wisconsin.

For more infomation >> SCOTUS rules on Texas racial gerrymander case - Duration: 0:50.

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КАРДИГАН КРЮЧКОМ. РАЗБОР УЗОР+СХЕМА+ВЫКРОЙКА || CARDIGAN CROCHET. THE PARSING PATTERN+SCHEME+PATTERN - Duration: 23:07.

For more infomation >> КАРДИГАН КРЮЧКОМ. РАЗБОР УЗОР+СХЕМА+ВЫКРОЙКА || CARDIGAN CROCHET. THE PARSING PATTERN+SCHEME+PATTERN - Duration: 23:07.

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Buvez cette Boisson à base coriandre pour nettoyer votre corps des pesticides, métaux lourds et prod - Duration: 4:49.

For more infomation >> Buvez cette Boisson à base coriandre pour nettoyer votre corps des pesticides, métaux lourds et prod - Duration: 4:49.

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YAR GELSİN (Vefa'Dan Müthiş Yorum) - Duration: 3:41.

For more infomation >> YAR GELSİN (Vefa'Dan Müthiş Yorum) - Duration: 3:41.

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VNaneP - Color Book feat. 初音ミク 【Original Song feat. Hatsune Miku】 - Duration: 3:36.

Today, yes, on another day of brushes

I want to draw the best painting

I went to study at the library, and

A book that was there, a color book, caught my attention.

Many drawings and also stories full of love and hate

"I want it to come true."

In front of my eyes, the sky came out

of that color book (I'm happy)

Is it be reality or imagination? I don't know

I came to a different universe

I ended up drawing in the book that had white pages

I went to study at the library, and

The book that was there, the color book, caught my attention

Many drawings and also stories full of love and hate

"I want to go back to that world."

In front of my eyes, the sky came out

of that color book (I'm happy)

Is it reality or imagination? I don't know

I came to a different universe

When I told them, nobody believed me, but it's important

the key of this world is mine

I must always keep it as a treasure.

In front of my eyes, the sky came out

of that color book (I'm happy)

Is it reality or imagination? I don't know

I came to a different universe

Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-uoh!

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How to Get Over That Broken Heart—But Also Learn From It - Duration: 6:15.

If you're the kind of person who, like, feels all the feels,

you've maybe found yourself wishing at some point or another

that you could shut them down for a little while.

Like, take the emotion chip and dial it from an 8 to a 2.

It's a little tiring being the person who cries during the cell phone commercials

or gets all riled up about the injustices in the world

or can't get over that broken heart.

So you might wish you could rely a little more on your head than your heart.

But the more we study our brains,

the more that kind of dichotomy between reason and emotion is disappearing.

And though you might wish you could rein in your feelings,

and sometimes you can—sometimes, you shouldn't.

[INTRO ♪]

We have a long history of thinking of reason and emotion as totally different things.

Plato described them as two horses pulling us in opposite directions…

and the idea hasn't really gone away since then.

We even think about our brains in those terms.

Complex thought and reasoning is right there in the term we use

for the brain region associated with it—the "cerebral cortex."

Structures like the amygdala, on the other hand, play key roles in emotion.

And that's not wrong.

There is lots of evidence to support the idea that those separate brain regions

are associated with those particular functions.

But it's also not as simple as that—

reason and emotion are also very intertwined.

Lesion and imaging studies have shown that another part of your brain,

the anterior cingulate cortex, plays a role in both.

And while different sections of it process cognition and emotion,

they do have an effect on each other.

Several meta analyses have shown that doing something cognitively demanding—

like, say, your math homework—

reduces activity in the emotional parts of the anterior cingulate cortex.

It works the other way, too:

strong emotion can suppress activity in the cognitive parts.

And the studies and reviews arguing that our so-called "emotional" and

"logical" brains are almost impossible to disentangle continue to pile up.

The fact that our feelings aren't boxed off in a separate part of our brain

explains why they affect our decision making.

Fear and anger have been shown in particular to make people

worse at negotiating for something, for example.

And a 2014 study that showed upsetting negative feedback on a test

made people do worse on subsequent logic problems.

But while we think of being quote-unquote "emotional"

as something that makes us make bad choices or think irrationally,

emotions can actually help us with judgment and decision making.

Take the case of "Elliot", a man who underwent surgery

to remove a brain tumor from his frontal lobe.

While his brain seemed totally normal afterwards…

his life completely changed.

He got fired, he made a bunch of terrible financial decisions,

and he got divorced and then remarried and then divorced again.

The conclusion that the neuroscientist studying him came to was that

his surgery had disrupted interactions between his amygdala and his frontal lobe.

His intelligence was still intact, but he wasn't really able to feel emotions.

And that made him completely incapable of making decisions.

Since he couldn't tell how his choices would make him feel later on,

he couldn't assign value to different options,

so he endlessly deliberated every little thing.

Studies in gamblers have also found that emotions helped them avoid making bad decisions.

Mistakes and failures feel lousy and the gamblers don't want to feel that way again,

so they learn to make better bets.

And the idea that emotions can actually help you make better decisions

makes a lot of evolutionary sense.

Negative emotions teach you what not to do

kind of like how physical pain teaches you not to put your hand on a hot stove.

And emotions shape other cognitive processes in helpful ways, too.

They optimize which sensory information we pay attention to,

guide our social interactions, and help us to remember the things that are most important.

But all of this isn't to say that you don't have control over your emotions at all.

Emotional regulation is a well-studied process,

and there are various points at which you can step in and tell your emotions to sit down.

So yes, you can change how you feel, how intense that feeling is,

and how long it lasts.

But... not everyone is super great at that.

A 2015 study of 176 people actually found differences

between the brains of "emotional" people and more "rational" ones.

"Emotional" people that tend to cry a lot at sad movies or freak out during scary ones

score higher on emotional empathy measures,

which basically mean they tend to actually feel what others feel.

And the researchers found that people with higher emotional empathy scores

tended to have more gray matter density in the insula—

a part of the cerebral cortex.

While it's unclear whether that made them more emotional

or whether being more emotional changed their brains…

it does really solidify the idea that there are individual differences

in how we feel and deal with emotions.

And in general, studies have found older people control their feelings

better than younger ones—perhaps because practice makes perfect.

But the good news is, if you're sometimes more emotional than you'd like to be,

there are things you can do both to control your emotions

and to use your emotional powers for good.

For one, the timing of when you try to control an emotion is super important.

So rather than trying to suppress an emotion once you're already in the midst of it,

it's much more effective to reframe the way you're thinking about a situation

while an emotion is forming.

And this sounds weird, but…

talking to ourselves in the third person can give us

enough distance to think about things differently.

So Hank, you should remember that next time you want to dial things back.

And, framing matters too.

Corny as it sounds, looking for the silver lining,

or at least seeing the situation as a challenge to overcome

rather than an emotional blow, can help you bounce back faster.

But ultimately, it's not always a bad thing to feel those feels.

While some feelings suck, they're kind of important.

Listening to your feelings instead of fighting them

can help you identify what's really wrong, so you have a chance to change it.

Because emotions are not the mortal enemy of logical thought.

They're just trying to help ... sometimes they just do it a little too much.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Psych,

and if you want to better understand your emotions,

you might like our episode on what emotions actually are.

[OUTRO ♪]

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The Truth About Marvel's Silver Surfer - Duration: 6:47.

Of all the cosmic heroes roaming around the spaceways of the Marvel Universe, none have

ever been as prominent as the Silver Surfer.

Created by Jack Kirby in the pages of Fantastic Four, he made his first appearance as the

herald of the world-devouring Galactus, and would grow to become one of the biggest cult

favorites on Marvel's roster.

From his unlikely origins to his his surprising prominence in cartoons and even video games,

here's the real truth behind Norrin Radd, the Silver Surfer.

The Coming of Galactus

In 1966, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby plotted a story for Fantastic Four in which an unstoppable

cosmic threat showed up to devour the world.

When Kirby turned in the pages for Fantastic Four #48, though, Stan was surprised to find

that they featured a chrome-plated spaceman flying around on a surfboard.

Kirby explained that Galactus was such a big deal that he needed a herald to announce his

presence, and since surfing was all over pop culture in the '60s, from the Beach Boys

to Batman, his new character wound up on a cosmic surfboard.

"Surfing's not a sport, it's a way of life!"

Lee was initially wary of adding something so weird into the middle of a high-stakes

superhero drama, but it worked.

In a time when most of Marvel's competitors were still filling every issue with two or

three stories, "The Coming of Galactus" kicked off a modern, multi-part epic, with

its title villain only showing up on the last page.

The rest of the issue was devoted to the Watcher and the Silver Surfer, assuring readers that

if characters this powerful were the opening act, Galactus must be a truly big deal.

The Silver Symbolism

The initial fan reaction to the Surfer was more than a little divisive.

As the letters rolled into the Marvel offices in 1966, some readers commented that "Silver

Surfer is a corny name," while one wrote in with an angry screed asking "Why?

Why don't you give the Fantastic Four a person, a single person, to fight, and not a bunch

of space bums running around cluttering up the yarn and making the pages look utterly

disgraceful?"

Ouch.

Others were a little more kind, but the strangest commentary came from a Houston, Texas reader

named Greg Jones

"Galactus represented the Viet Cong, the powerful aggressor, but not realizing fully his error.

[...] The Silver Surfer, as America, helped a lesser people in their time of need, even

though he himself was not involved.

And Alicia characterized Stan, Marvel, the President, and all other loyal, patriotic

Americans."

Needless to say, that's a pretty wild interpretation of the a story about a space giant with a

big hat trying to eat the planet.

Even Stan Lee seemed surprised by this one, writing "We can't dot an i without someone

reading some deep subliminal message into it."

​The Surfer goes solo

Despite his initial concerns, Lee clearly took a liking to the Surfer by the end of

that first story, likely because he allowed Stan to explore the kind of sci-fi storytelling

that he'd pursued before getting into comics.

Joined by artist John Buscema, Lee launched a series that would detail the Surfer's

exile on Earth.

They revealed that he was Norrin Radd, a would-be victim of Galactus's hunger who gave up

his humanity to become a herald for the Devourer of Worlds.

It represents some of Stan's best work of the era, with more philosophical stories than

the other action-packed tales he was scripting at the time.

"I made him a philosophical observer of the world and the universe."

There were, however, a few problems.

For one thing, the book just didn't sell.

Despite Stan's personal investment in the series and the Surfer's status as a cult

favorite, that original series ended after only 18 issues.

Even worse, it deepend the rift between Lee and the Surfer's creator, Jack Kirby, who

had a completely different idea for what kind of stories to tell.

Lee attempted to make amends by bringing Kirby in to tell the story of a more savage Surfer

who would act as cosmic power personified, but that story never happened, it was announced

to come next month in that final issue of the series.

Later that year, Kirby would leave Marvel for DC and the promise of more creative control,

summing up his reasons with the simple statement "I'm not going to give them another Silver

Surfer."

Now you're playing with the Power Cosmic

Given Stan Lee's affection for the Surfer, it's no surprise that Marvel would get behind

more than a few attempts to bring him to mass media.

There was a well-received but short-lived cartoon in 1998, but in 1990, the Surfer made

his video game debut on the Nintendo Entertainment System.

To give you an idea of where he ranked, the only other Marvel games on the NES at the

time starred the X-Men and the Punisher, two of the most popular franchises of the era.

He even managed to beat Spider-Man to his NES debut by two full years.

(the only thing worse than comic book-based NES games were their commercials)

Unfortunately, being early doesn't always mean being great.

While it boasted some pretty incredible graphics and a killer soundtrack, Silver Surfer is

mostly remembered for a staggering difficulty level that kept almost everyone who played

it from actually beating the game.

If they had, though, they would've been treated to a pretty bizarre plot.

Dispatched on a mission of cosmic importance by Galactus, the Silver Surfer faces foes

like Mephisto and Firelord.

The final boss, though, is Mr. Sinister, an X-Men foe with no real connection to the cosmic

side of the Marvel Universe, who is depicted as a 15 foot-tall purple hulk with a handgun

and a pair of white go-go boots.

Maybe it's for the best that nobody ever got to see him.

"I shall give birth to the future!"

Okay, weirdo.

The cinematic rise (and fall) of the Silver Surfer

In 1979, after Superman had become a massive box office success, Hollywood was suddenly

very interested in superhero movies.

In an attempt to get Marvel a foothold in the film industry, Stan Lee spent a year in

Los Angeles shopping around various projects, including a Silver Surfer pitch.

It was picked up, too, but despite being assigned a respectable $25,000,000 budget and having

Olivia Newton-John attached to star, the Surfer never managed to escape to the big screen.

28 years later, he'd finally make it, thanks to 2007's Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver

Surfer.

As the title implies, there were hints at plans to spin the skyrider of the spaceways

off into his own big-screen adventure.

Unfortunately, that film's failure at the box office put an end to that, and to plans

for a third FF movie that would've potentially involved the Skrulls and the Inhumans showing

up.

In 2015, Marvel's first family was rebooted with another movie that landed with an even

more resounding thud, managing to perform even worse than its predecessors.

"It's clobberin time."

But with 35 years of Marvel trying to bring the Surfer to the big screen, it's easy to

look at Rise of the Silver Surfer as a mere setback rather than the final nail in the

coffin.

The success of cosmic-focused films like Guardians of the Galaxy and the Surfer's prominence

in stories like the original Infinity Gauntlet mean that it's not too unlikely that we'll

see Norrin Radd surfing his way into the MCU… someday.

Dedicated fans are waiting.

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Overwatch Moments #151 - Duration: 10:23.

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What If Typhon Was Real? - Duration: 5:16.

Hello and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.

Typhon is a giant beast, with the heads of 100 snakes, believed to be responsible for

volcanic eruptions.

It was one of if not the most fearsome beasts in all of Greek Mythology, threatening Gods

and humans alike.

But what if he wasn't just a mythological creature, but actually existed?

Let's explore.

If you want more What If videos, check out our "Biggest What Ifs" playlist on the

channel.

Now get ready, it's time to ask the question: What if the Typhon was Real?

While stories of Typhon's birth do vary, the most often used depiction claims it to be

the son of Gaia and Tartarus.

This was done because Gaia was angry with the gods for destroying the Giants, who were

her offspring.

But sadly, Typhon wasn't a cute little baby; he is widely believed to be the deadliest

beast in all of Greek Mythology, so ferocious that he struck fear into the hearts of many

Gods.

He was incredibly powerful, possessing the heads of 100 serpents, which could breathe

fire.

The heads were also said to give off every sound known to man, and many previously unknown,

from animal sounds, to terrifying, unholy utterances.

Amazingly, Typhon was so powerful that the Gods were unsure if he could be defeated.

However, Zeus was convinced to give it a shot, and engaged in a brutal, tumultuous battle

with the great beast.

In the end, Zeus was victorious, and imprisoned Typhon beneath the ground.

This led Zeus to ascend and become leader of the gods, and relegated Typhon to creating

natural disasters, such as volcanic eruptions and brutal typhoons.

So, now we know a bit about Typhon; what would happen if he was real?

Well, in the original mythology, the climactic battle between Typhon and Zeus led to the

defeat of Typhon, and the rise of Zeus as leader of the Gods.

However, in the real world, as far as we know, there is no Zeus.

This means that there would be no powerful deity to defeat Typhon, and the great beast

would be up to humanity to defeat.

The question then would become, what's more powerful: nukes or Zeus?

If nuclear weapons WERE able to harm Typhon, then it's possible that humanity would be

able to defeat him.

It would result in a good deal of collateral damage, but considering the alternative would

likely be either a brutal death, or a life of slavery, it would likely be done.

This would have long-lasting consequences for the people of earth.

Of course, it would result in many deaths, and the areas that had been nuked would be

devastated.

Those who survived would have horrific stories to tell.

It could even bring the people of Earth closer together, bringing about greater cooperation

in case another such beast reared its ugly head.

However, given Typhon's ability to raze cities and hurl mountains around, as well

as his godly ancestry, there's a good chance that even our strongest weapons would not

be able to harm him.

In this case, we would hurl our nukes at him impotently, and he would respond with great

devastation.

This would, of course, be bad news for humanity, as our fates would be in the hands of Typhon.

But this is all assuming the Typhon suddenly appeared in modern day, with us having already

had a chance to develop.

If the Typhon came to be in ancient Greek times, there is no way they would have been

able to kill the beast.

This would give allow the him to rule the Earth easily.

And unfortunately, he wouldn't look quite so kindly upon humans.

If Typhon was in charge, there's a good chance that humans would be relegated mostly

to either slaves or food for him and his children.

This brings up the matter of his children.

In the original mythology, Typhon married Echidna, the half-human, half-snake goddess,

and had children.

These included the Sphinx, the Nemean Lion, the Chimera, and the Hydra, among others.

This led Typhon to be known as the Father of All Monsters.

In reality, however, Echidna would not exist, and so it might be difficult for Typhon to

have children.

That said, it's possible that he would be able to manipulate and twist earthly animals

to become more his style, and would then treat them as his children.

It's even possible that he would be able to procreate with a female of earth, human

or animal, thus giving rise to a number of distorted creations.

Since his powers are relatively unknown, having been defeated in the mythology, the possibilities

are endless.

If he managed to create more offspring, he would shape the world, with the help of his

human slaves, to fit the whims of himself and his children.

The world might be divided, with each child ruling over their own domain, each in charge

of keeping the humans living in their area in line.

Humanity would likely be kept as slaves, to do the dirty work, while Typhon and his children

lived it up and prospered.

Eventually, as the children continued to reproduce, the world would become more and more populated

by these monsters, and in time, humans may no longer be necessary.

At which point, most of us would likely be disposed of, to leave room for the new monsters.

With enough time, it could be that these creatures would create their own societies, perhaps

even splitting in conflict.

This could lead to global conflicts, the likes of which the Earth has never seen.

If these conflicts were brutal enough, it's possible that the Earth as we know it would

be destroyed and made unliveable.

And yes, the idea that these monsters would take over the world, and then make it unliveable

for themselves, does have parallels to climate change.

But I swear it wasn't intentional.

And now we return to our question: What if the Typhon was Real?

Well, we'd be in big trouble.

If he suddenly appeared in modern times, we might be able to deal with him using nuclear

weapons.

But if they weren't effective, or he appeared back in the times of Ancient Greece, Typhon

would become the new leader of the world.

He would try to find a way to have children, and rule the Earth with their help, keeping

a portion of humanity alive to act as slaves.

Down the line, as the monsters grew in number, humanity may become unnecessary.

But even further down the line, there's a chance that war would break out between

these monsters, a war that could turn the world into a wasteland, that wouldn't even

support said monsters.

Thank you for watching Life's Biggest Questions, I hope this was interesting and informative,

and maybe even inspired you to look into it further on your own.

If you liked this video, please thumbs up and subscribe to the channel down below.

While you're down there, let me know what other mythological creatures you'd like

us to talk about.

Or, you know, just say "What if LBQ wasn't running out of ideas?"

That's an original one.

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Cyberpunk 2077 Sex, Nudity & Cyberpsychosis - The Transhumanist Approach - Duration: 7:48.

Greetings Earthlings! Welcome to the MadQueen show!

I am your host the MadQueen

On today's menu, we have a new Cyberpunk 2077 video for you and today we're going

to talk about the depiction of sex and nudity in the universe of Cyberpunk 2077 under the

transhumanist approach of this universe

The adult nature of the upcoming video game Cyberpunk 2077 has fans wondering how the

subjects of nudity and sexuality are going to be depicted in this universe, and if we

can expect to see some scenes similar to The Witcher 3 where you had the chance to romance

and have sex with several characters

But CD Projekt RED is a Polish studio and one of the biggest cultural differences between

Europe and the United States is our approach to nudity: while in America nudity is seen

as something sexual and often used to exploit its shock value, in Europe nudity is not always

seen as something sexual, it's treated with more naturality and it's often used to reflect

philosophical ideas about humanity

Although Cyberpunk 2077 is set in America, nudity in the game is part of a visual interpretation

by European game developers

Therefore, the European approach to nudity is the canvas where the dystopian transhumanism

of Cyberpunk 2077 is portrayed

Transhumanism is an intellectual and artistic movement that aims to transform the human

condition, or to speculate about such transformation, by developing and making available sophisticated

technologies to greatly enhance human intellect and physiology, transcending the limitations

as well as the physical identity of human beings

Transhumanist themes have become increasingly prominent in speculative fiction depicting

both positive renditions of technologically enhanced human beings in techno-utopian societies,

as well as more pessimistic approaches where the alteration of the human species

has darker consequences

The most notorious example of the darker approach is the Cyberpunk genre, exemplified by William

Gibson's Neuromancer or Nancy Kress' The Beggars Trilogy

Cyberpunk's vision of this technological enhancement of humans collides with the conception

of the body in our modern society that descends from a religious Christian culture, which

sees the body as a temple, something sacred, the vessel of the soul and, at the same time

the embodiment of human identity

Under this cultural perspective, body modifications not only modify and enhance the human body,

they also desacralize the body, modifying the body's identity

You're talking about redefining my identity

I want a guarantee that I can still be myself

This speculation of the identity

of a modified human body was masterfully depicted by Mamoru Oshii

in his masterpiece Ghost in the Shell

based on the manga of the same name by Masamune Shirow

While Shirow's manga aims for a more comical representation, Oshii's film delves deeper

into the philosophical limitations of the current conception of humanity

in a techno-dystopian society

And can you offer me proof of your existence?

How can you, when neither modern science nor philosophy

can explain what life is?

Ghost in the Shell is also one of the most significant inspirations of Cyberpunk 2077

game director Adam Badowski, when it comes to representing the transhumanist side of

Mike Pondsmith's Cyberpunk universe and its particulars

In the universe of Cyberpunk 2077, body enhancement has very dark consequences for a person's

identity, because of the addition of metal and plastic into their bodies, people lose

touch with their humanity and could eventually descend into cyberpsychosis

Cyberpsychosis is the most common and dangerous mental illness in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe

and a key component of its philosophy

This illness is characterized by a total loss of empathy and a total inability to relate

to human beings anymore

Cyberpsychos are people who modify themselves to the point of becoming sociopaths, enhancing

their bodies but losing their humanity, and therefore their identity along the way

How can these philosophical ideas be depicted in a video game?

According to game director Adam Badowski, nudity will serve as a tool to represent the

identity of the human body, identity that can be lost with augmentations, and, with

it, its connection to humanity

This depiction of identity will be accompanied by game mechanics that associate enhancements

with a loss of humanity and solid, deep and layered storytelling, trademark of CD Projekt

RED, that will subtly drive us into the transhumanist side of Cyberpunk 2077

Well, folks, thanks for watching

Don't forget to take a look at our Cyberpunk 2077 lore playlist to learn everything about

the dark future

See you in next videos and Stay Being Amazing