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Why Aren't You Watching the World Cup? - Duration: 2:19.

If you're not watching the World Cup— why not?

Everybody else is.

Literally. 3.2 billion people—

almost half the world's population tuned in the last time around,

and it's sure to be more this time.

I'm Noah Feldman. This is The Method,

where I break down hard questions into the ideas and values behind them.

Start with the possibility that you're an American

who has no interest whatsoever in soccer at all, to say nothing

of the World Cup itself. According to that view,

Americans have no dog in this fight. We don't even call

the sport—which everyone else calls football—by the same name

as everybody else calls it. We've got basketball.

We've got baseball. We've got football.

And there's the Olympics if you want to throw in a little bit of internationalism.

But ultimately, why watch a sport that you don't really understand?

That doesn't make a lot of sense. And where—let's be honest—

not very many goals are scored.

It's just not the American way.

The core value here is watch the sports you like,

and if you don't have a feeling for soccer,

it's stupid to watch the World Cup.

On the other hand, consider the fact

that there's a connection between all of those 3.2 billion people

when they watch the World Cup.

There is no other comparable event on Earth that draws

that many people, with that much intensity, who care that deeply

about the events that are taking place. It's fun. It's joyful.

It's a way for connecting. And it matters tremendously

to fans of football—which they call real football—

everywhere else in the entire world.

To avoid involvement in that,

because you just kind of don't like the sport,

it's saying a big no to the whole human family,

almost all of which thinks that there's something beautiful

and simple about a game that can be played with just one ball and

your feet. According to this view, sports bring us

together into the human community, and if you walk away

from the most appealing sport on Earth, you're just a big

naysayer. You should know who Cristiano Ronaldo is.

You should know the name Lionel Messi, and above all

you should know the name Mohamed Salah.

So do you think you have every right to ignore sports you find boring,

or do you think it's worth learning just a little bit

in order to share with the rest of the family of humanity?

Make your choice, and you'll know who you are.

What do you think? Let us know in the comments,

and by all means, tell us if you have

questions or ideas for future episodes.

Thanks for watching.

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Hiking in Northern Finland Wilderness - One Week in the UKK - Duration: 46:42.

Hello and welcome along a hiking trip in Northern Finland

we´re at UKK National Park again

we´ve been here several times but

it´s a large and great park with so much to see

we will see some new places again

We´ll begin at Suomujoki river - thanks for coming along

Today is the second day already

I´ve spent a day and a night here

I started at noon yesterday from this fell hotel

I climbed the nearest felltop from the hotel

I could see many familiar views from the top

The highest fell of the park still had some snow on it

these sharp felltops are called Nattas -fells

Then it was time to get going

I passed a lake and headed towards on of the rivers

First night I camped nearby a wilderness cabin

I met some other hikers too

most of them were on their way back already

it´s good to hear from others

there are often some informative things to be heard

I was exhausted and slept well the first night

All the beds on my train to the north were taken

I tried to get some sleep on a regular seat

it´s not easy on a train

I did get a couple of hours of sleep but

I felt pretty exhausted after a night spent in the train

Last night made up for it though

I slept great in my hammock

This morning I got on trail again, along this river

I´m at a camping spot now

We´ll be heading towards the center of the park

I like this spot very much

A great place for camping but

There´s a wilderness cabin nearby

about a mile from here

hikers mostly head to the cabin area

I actually didn´t mean to stop here, but

I messed up a little when crossing the river

The water level was higher than I thought

Both of my boots took a lot of water

I had to stop and dry my socks and insoles

I hope to get to see two famous gorges on this trip

"Paradise gorge" and "Devil gate", as they are named in Finnish

They are among the most famous places here

I haven´t visited neither

so now I will

I hope it will be clear enough

The gorges are high up on a fell

the felltop can be covered by clouds

Can´t see anything inside a rain cloud

Here´s a wilderness cabin, Porttikoski

On our last trip in March we stayed in the cabin for two nights

The nights were horribly cold at -30C (-22F)

The snow was 75cm deep (2.5 feet)

A little different now in the summer

In March there were a lot of people in the park

cabins fill up quickly

Early summer is actually a lot quieter here

Suomujoki is a magnificent wilderness river

This is a river valley amidst the fells

the river banks are awesome

beautiful scenery

We begun at this camp site

and arrived shortly onto the cabin

and to the bridge here

we´ll go on and look for a route

along a smaller stream

and over a fell

we´ll target this wilderness cabin area here

there´s two of them close to each other here

The gorges are nearby

"Paradise gorge" and "Devil gate"

I´m hoping to visit them tomorrow

This stream is usually crossed further up

the water here is shallow and the current gets stronger

an easy crossing

On the other side used to be a maintained camp site

it´s not maintained anymore

they haven´t supplied any firewood in years

it´s still marked on maps though

can be a little confusing

but it´s within park rules to collect firewood these days

Here used to be a plank bridge also

I think it was marked on maps too

a park ranger told me earlier that

the bridge was removed due to poor condition

and that it won´t be replaced

because the stream is easy to cross in many places

it looks like people still want to cross here

there´s three trunks over the stream

someone even made a railing

I don´t think I would go over on these

considering the added weight of the backpack

I´ll have a break and some dry bread

There´s plenty of kilometres to go

I´ll get hungry before reaching

today´s destination

I have some dry rye bread and salami, not bad

here´s the bread

salami and butter of course

Fat and salt

both good for regaining strenght

Good morning

it´s a rainy day

it rained most of the night too

the rain woke me up a couple of times

earlier the rain stopped for a while

but it started again

a shower after shower, not much in between

not sure if it really stops in between

I´m using my rain poncho as cover for my oats

So I arrived here at night

Don´t know at what time but

it was 1.30am when I got my camp set up

it took me some time to get here

and before I got to lay down

I had a very good night´s sleep

Didn´t really matter that the rain woke me

I felt fine and rested when I got up

even if I woke up a few times during the night

That´s just regular oats in there

and a berry mix

for some extra taste

I have too much water in there,

don´t know what I was thinking

Coffee should be ready by now

something to bring up the spirits

I need to decide for today´s hike

before that I´ll just relax

I´m hoping for the rain to stop

and possibly for the weather to clear

Not sure about going up the fell

The rain isn´t much of a concern, but the fog

Not much point going up to the fog

Can´t see anything up there

I´ll just take it easy for now

have my oats and coffee

the plan for today will come

This is Sarvioja wilderness cabin

Lot of people here last night

must´ve been a dozen backpacks here

So I was thinking, I´ll pack up now

and if I feel hungry when I´m done

I´ll make lunch before

heading on up the fell

Oats alone won´t

do for very long in the day

could get hungry again quick

so I was thinking ahead about that

Okay, we´ll head up and over the fell

we´ll go through the ´Devil gate´

on the way we should get

a look at ´Paradise gorge´

it´s foggy, but hope we´ll see around some

we´ll know in just a while

on the other side of the fell

we´ll reach another camp site

I´m just eating a few pieces of bread

not lunch yet

A mug of water from the stream

Ok, we´re ready to move on

that seems to be our trail there

an old, worn path

It´s easily the coldest day so far

Very chilly, a couple of degrees above zero

the wind has picked up too

the clouds are hanging low

sweeping the top of the fells as they go

beautiful in it´s own way

´Paradise gorge´ begins

Not bad

a very steep edged gorge

in between the fells

Visibility is really bad

We´re further up the gorge

like a field here

right at the side of a fell

very open and flat

lot of water flowing down

we came from there

there´s a small pond at the end

we´re on a felltop between the gorges

not a lot of fun actually

stormwinds and hailstone

horrible weather to be up here

this is the ´Devil gate´

can´t see much of it

(we´re up at around 600 meters)

it was crazy at the highest elevation

luckily I`m on my way down now

the wind was horrible up there

Maybe I should I add a toboggan to my summer gear

would be a good slide down

stopping is another story

This is not a good day to be up here

horrible weather

I just came through the gorge quickly

not a good weather for the scenery

it´s raining a mix of water and sleet

it melts immediately on the ground but

it is wet snow coming down

Now I really

need a campfire

my hands are numb and I´m wet

need to reset

it was pretty extreme high on the fell

the wind is unforgiving

and the sleet feels stingy in the wind

I thought it was hailstone

that hurt my face

but I guess it was just sleet

and the high winds

Good morning!

This is a very well known place in the park

among Luirojärvi lake for example

The turf hut here was originally made in early 1950´s

I just happened to read about it

the hut was constructed in 1953-54

The weather today

is still cold and windy

the sun

just peeks from behind the clouds

very short moments of sunlight

it´s also been raining and sleeting this morning

how about that for summer weather

luckily the outhouse is nice and tidy

had to rush in from the camp

two mugs of strong coffee in the morning

really make my abdomen work

For toilet paper I like use

this kind of hand towel paper

they are separate sheets

the paper is stronger than regular toilet paper

being outdoors my hands are often a little cold and stiff

it´s just not the same as going to the toilet at home

a stronger paper is better in my opinion

tougher paper that won´t break so easily

that´s nasty if the paper breaks while using it

paper like this can´t be used in normal water toilet

but out here it doesn´t make a difference

it´s lunch time already, I´m a slow starter specialist

it´s good to eat before hitting the trail

it´s a spicy chicken soup

dehydrated ground chicken

it works well

when preparing a meal

I used to dehydrate the chicken as strips,

it doesn´t work - the meat is chewy and rubbery

it also got stuck in my teeth all the time

not good at all

ground chicken works very well when dehydrated

I have some vegetables here

some onion and red beans,

a chicken flavour stock cube

a little turmeric,

hence the yellow vcolor

some bay leaf

to add flavor to the soup

So I ate my soup

it´s 4pm

we´re heading forward

we´ll follow a river up north

for 16 kilometres (10 miles)

the destination is Jyrkkävaara camp site

tomorrow we are likely to return

to Suomujoki river, same river we begun at

then I´ll have to make

more plans for the coming days

I had a lot of rest today

relaxing by a fire

I got soaked yesterday on the fell

and I got a little cold too

at night I was very warm in my sleeping bag, but

after I got up,

I kept shivering a little

I had put on all my clothes

I had a good time

sitting by a fire, relaxing

Once again, I´m impressed with the vast space

I was thinking

I´m on a 16km hike up a

wilderness river

not a single house or anything

just me and the wild nature

man, that water is clear

looks stunning

It´s the fourth day of hiking

to be honest, my feet are heavy and clumsy

and on top of that, I have

some sort of stinging muscle pain in my right ankle

a long, narrow area of pain along my foot

on the inner side of the ankle, hurts with every step

I need to get the muscles relaxed

along the trail I stopped many times

just lifting the sore foot

and wiggle it to relax the muscles

it helped for a while each time

must be a strained muscle

yesterday on the fell was rough

the climb between the gorges was insane

we started at Muorravaarakka today

followed the river

we´re now at an old campsite here

the scenery in between was great

sparse pine forests

vast, open views

at times the trail would separate from the riverbank

only to return later

nice fell scenery on both sides of the trail

a very pleasant trail on even ground

not much ups or downs

from here we´ll continue on

to the next campsite

still following the river

and then a shorter hike unto Jyrkkävaara

I made a wrong crossing there

the main channel makes an S-turn there

then there are two smaller streams

I wasn´t supposed to cross the main river

only the other one of the smaller but

I somehow misunderstood the terrain

and crossed the main river channel

after I while I realised I´m on the wrong side

I´d have to go back

the correct crossing was easy and short

at least I got my feet rinsed well!

It´s now 11.15pm

beautiful white night

nightless night

there´s a little sunlight in the horizon

the sun hasn´t shined today

maybe five minutes total

not very much

heavy overcast

some rain earlier in the day

very good atmosphere on a white night

the birds are different than during the day

light has a different tone

wind has stopped, so it´s nice and calm

This is Jyrkkävaara wilderness cabin and campsite

haven´t been here before

seems quiet

I found a good camp spot

there´s this pond behind the cabin

the cabin is on a hill there

over there

good camp ground here

and a good fire ring, so I stayed here

I made a small fire and

I´ll hang my hammock back there

I picked the trees already

an amazing place, and

such a beautiful, clear and quiet summer night

I feel if I speak in a normal voice,

it´ll wake someone up in the cabin

it´s that quiet here

it´s a reasonably warm night also

earlier nights have been more chilly

and now that the wind has stopped,

it´s a very pleasant feel out here

So we spent the night here at Jyrkkävaara

and from here we´ll head

back to the river

we´ll follow it unto a crossing

then we´re back at Suomujoki river

we´ll take the crossing

and continue the hike along Suomujoki river

Okay, lets get going

some hikers arrived to the cabin

for the next night that is

it´s 2 in the afternoon

I guess I´m on a night shift again

the morning oriented people arrive

as I´m just starting the day

my ankle hurts, but

not as much as yesterday

I´ll warm up slowly

I believe I´ll manage just fine

This really lifts my spirit

seeing the blue sky for a moment

the days have been very cloudy

even if the clouds break up shortly

and the sun gets through

the clouds race fast on the sky

blocking the blue sky again

I really appreciate these clear moments

This is where the rivers meet

the distant sand bank

should be Suomujoki river bank

the river we followed, flows into it

yes, it´s definitely the river junction

that sand bank is impressive

seen from close by

looks massive

at least I won´t be crossing the bigger river

I came to check that shallow spot there

not much water there

but there´s a deep current next to it

not good for crossing, unless I´d have to

on the other side there are

historical sami habitation sites

I guess I won´t be seeing them

the river decided for me, which side to take

So we´ll be crossing the smaller river only

there´s the main channel

I´ll go back to see if I can cross there

that would be the shortest crossing

further down the stream the river widens

I could cross in three parts there

let´s go and see that part

Nah, forget it. Doesn´t look like a good spot at all

I´ll cross the wide part

likely in three parts from there

that should be okay

the last one is a minor side stream

I took my pants off for a fool proof crossing

to keep my pants dry

on an earlier crossing I got my pants wet

it´s not that warm so wet clothes are annoying

So please, pick your underpants accordingly

someone might see you in them

I don´t know about my pants, but generally speaking

Time for another footwash

damn that is cold at first

the water is not much above the knees at it´s highest here

so it´s not that big of a deal to cross

It would be nothing for someone who grew up here

they would´ve crossed many times while I was preparing

but that´s how it goes

if you don´t have a ton of experience on something,

it´s better to be safe than sorry, I think

that was the first part

how is the second stream?

similar as the first

maybe a little stronger current

the rocks are very round and slippery

It´s a magnificent wilderness river

I´ve loved every view of it

during the journey

great scenery

along the trails

looks like a bad spot on the other side...

nah I guess it´s fine

even the big rocks can be very unstable

The big river is so calm here

the waterflow is very serene

Wow such a nice place

good weather too

time for dinner

I´m hungry

Isn´t this something

My ankle pain seized mostly

I guess my feet were tired and

the fatigue was too much too soon

up on the fell

I simply just had my weight more

on the outer part of the foot

so that shifted the weight

the pain was relieved

I hope it´s not just temporarily

and would be okay for the rest of the trip

If it stays like this, I´m fine

Of course it is somewhat sore still

I had the pain for 36 hours or so, after all

now the pain is only a fragment of what it was

when I got on the trail today

I think I´ll have some beef

noodles

ground beef

beans

vegetables

maybe a little onion too

some spices of course

So this is what it looks like

doesn´t look like much, but

the nutrional values are actually pretty good on this

beef, red beans, vegetables

the noodles are whole grain

haven´t had them before

first time on this trip

whole grain noodles taste

better than the white ones, I think

That was good

Some strong coffee too

My eating habits

get a lot better here

I only eat when I´m clearly hungry

and if I´m not hungry,

I´ll just skip a meal and that´s it

I´ll eat when I actually am hungry then

so it´s not based on a daily schedule

I don´t have a lot of sweet stuff with me either

one hot chocolate drink per day

I usually have it at the end of the day

that has a ton of sugar of course

also the berry and fruit mix that

put into my oats in the morning, have sugar

those are my only sweets

At home it´s just too easy to eat anything

here it´s different -

I only have what I carry, and that´s it

there´s just no cravings for pizza or something

it doesn´t even cross my mind here

I wish I had that mentality at home

in day-to-day life

So I wouldn´t be tempted

It´s just too easy to eat random crap

that should be avoided

I´m done with the dinner,

the night shift continues forward

it´s 7.30pm already

time passes so quickly

it was 2pm when I left the camp

and it´s not along way here by any means

the river crossing took some time though

I´ll have to start thinking

about leaving the park

I have a long way still

today I will

hike as far as possible

Luckily the ankle pain is pretty much gone

maybe the protein-rich food

helped also, don´t know

not a bad thing for the healing at least

now I´m feeling very good

perhaps I´ll walk all night

we´ll see.

Suomujärvi campsite

gorgeus view on the river

the riverbanks in general are magnificent

there´s the historical

sami habitant area

I´m sorry I don´t know much about it

Koltta-sami habitant area from the past

I´m so glad it´s dry weather now

even a little sunshine amidst the clouds

during my time here,

very different stuff has come down

rainwater, sleet, hailstone, the whole repertoire

I´m genuinely grateful for the dry weather

after a few days on very unpredictable weather

It is truly serene and quiet now

the stillness of the night

it´s about 10pm

shame that the sun

is clouded, would be that high still

This is a historical site too

a campsite these days

here begins

a trail to Luirojärvi lake, the most famous place

a worn path too

most of the hikers go that way

it goes through a gorge

This log building was made in 17th century

it has been covered

with an outer frame to protect it

The original is inside

to keep it safe from the rain and snow

I guess it´s only the roof

can´t be that low of a building

It´s another new day

it´s the sixth day already

the basic camping tasks like

setting up and breaking camp, or

making food and such, are really starting to work well

not that I had any problems before, but

routine takes it on another level

getting practice every day, all day

Yesterday was awesome

best of the days so far

my ankle got better during the day

I got to hike as normal

I had a good feeling just going on without pain

at 11pm I arrived at Siikavuopaja campsite

hadn´t visited it before

the place was so great that, even though I could´ve

continued on the trail, I wanted to stay

because of how great the site was

There´s also a lean-to shelter there

other hikers were there

I camped on a hill near by

The night was a stunning white night again,

I was very comfortable sitting by a small fire

after setting up camp

I cooked some chicken and noodles

and a hot chocolate, and just staying the feeling the

nightless night of the North, and beautiful scenery

I slept for eight hours straight

a good nights sleep

The next morning was sunny

how about that, a sunny morning to wake up to

After leaving Siikavuopaja, I had to start thinking

about reaching the exit from the park

On the eighth morning, I had be

back at the hotel and boarding a bus home

In a vast area like this, it´s necessary to plan

the schedule towards the end

I still enjoyed the surroundings though

the river scenery

at a rapids I stayed for some time

just sitting there, listening and watching

I felt glad that a river like this is still in

it´s natural state, unmodified

preserved through the ages

Later in the evening I arrived at Lankojärvi lake

I decided to camp there again

I met another hiker,

who is also a passionate friend of the park

he was just starting his hike

there was a lot to talk about for the evening

about hiking, gear and such

it´s very good to meet likeminded people when hiking

The last leg of the trip goes back to the fell hotel

The route goes over a fell, and

there was a coincidence

the sky cleared just like on another trip before

the dark clouds cleared

and the sun came out

as I was ascending the fellside

I kept looking back to where I came from

a magnificent view with the sun out

Right next to the hotel is a campsite also

I hung my hammock there

for the last time on this trip, for one more night

as I was sitting by a fire, I was going through

the journey travelled and the places I went to

This turned out to be an awesome hike

even if it didn´t go according to plan

the famous gorges were supposed to be

the highlight of the trip, but the fog was really bad

and the weather is what it is, no arguing that

I had bad luck that day

But exploring the riversides was great

and they turned out to be the best days

I loved the river scenery

the rivers Muorravaarakka and Suomujoki

the parts that I hadn´t seen before

they became the highlights

the best experiences on this trip

This hike ends here (105km or 65 miles in total)

I had breakfast at the hotel

and I have an hour until my bus comes

at Rovaniemi I´ll hop on a train

going home to plan some new trips :-)

Thanks to all of you,

it´s great that so many people like to watch these

and so many have gotten new ideas from these

thank you for the feedback!

Thank you all, we´ll see in the next one!

Good bye!

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DECIPHERING MY DREAMS - Duration: 11:15.

(I am so sorry lol)

(bootyiful introduction)

there are moments that the words DON't reeeachh

there is suffereing to terrible to nAAME

you hold your CHILD as TIGHT as you caaaaan

and push away the unaMAAAAAGINablleeee

the moments whEN YOU'RE IN SO deeeeeeeeeeep

it feels easier to JUST. SWIM. DOOOOOWN.

the... Cat. Ah. Lin's (?) mOVE. UP. TOOOOWN.

and leARN to LIVE with the UNaMAAAAAAAginablLLleEEeeee

(so so sorry headphone users)

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Nouvelle Introductions a ma chaîne - Duration: 2:53.

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STAR BRICK (STOP MOTION DE LEGO) - Duration: 5:09.

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The Try Guys Explain How to Be Internet Famous - Duration: 2:59.

- Hello, I'm Jordan Mendoza.

I'm here with some of the most popular people

on the internet at VidCon.

And I'm here with The Try Guys.

- Hey! (cheering)

- Thanks for doing the show, guys.

- Yeah, thanks for having us.

- Okay, I look like an idiot next to this guy.

- You look great.

- Can we get a box?

- We can switch places if you want.

- Yeah, we can put Zach by you.

- Yeah, Zach's tiny. - I'm used to that.

- This is great.

- Now you look really small.

- Wow, you're making Zach look like an idiot.

- You guys have millions of views.

I wanna do exactly what you're doing.

How do I become internet popular without having much talent

at all?

- I mean, it's pretty doable.

- Your vids get millions of views.

How hard does that make you?

(laughing)

For example, I got 700 followers this morning

and I went to town on myself.

- Wow.

- That's actually in a morning that's a great number.

700 more a morning, that's great.

- That's 700 total.

- Oh, you got to 700?

- Got to 700 followers on Instagram.

- Great.

- Follow me on Instagram.

- Okay.

- Just take out your phones and the first person

to follow me on Instagram wins.

- And what's the prize?

- Anyone have $20?

- Yeah, I'll do that. - Let's do it.

- You gotta tell me the name.

What's the name?

- Oh, yeah, jordypizza.

- Got it. - Dammit!

- You really do only have 700 followers.

Famous internet person convention and you have 700

in his account.

(laughing)

I thought that was a bit.

(laughing)

- Let's see what your story is.

- [Jordan] That's my friend Chris.

- Cotton? - Right here is fine.

- [Jordan] Yeah, he's in the background.

- Cotton has almost 2,000.

- Cotton has 2,000.

- Cotton has more than you!

- That's respectable.

- Cotton, what are you up to?

- Cotton, get up here.

- Alright, you guys have millions of views.

I want to do exactly what you're doing.

What are the principles of becoming popular on the internet

when you aren't that talented?

- First of all, I think you're very talented.

- I don't know what you're doing tonight

but there's a party.

We can talk shop.

- The five of us are going to party.

- Jordan, we're talking here.

What did you say?

- You're welcome to chill with us later.

- The whole point of this convention is about meeting

people, meeting of the minds.

- [Chris] As long as there's only five of us, I'm in.

- Yeah, it is a five-person table so beyond that we'd be...

- I'm in, man. - [Keith] Great.

- I happy to be accepted by this dude.

(cheering)

Group hug, baby!

It's official.

- So there you have it.

That's how you become internet popular.

I'm Jordan Mendoza.

This is my segment and these are my friends,

the five Try Guys and thank you for watching.

For more infomation >> The Try Guys Explain How to Be Internet Famous - Duration: 2:59.

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7 Curiosidades Sobre Punch-Out!! - Duration: 4:34.

For more infomation >> 7 Curiosidades Sobre Punch-Out!! - Duration: 4:34.

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Nightcore - FRIENDS / We Don't Talk Anymore (Switching Vocals) - Duration: 3:17.

Lyrics on the screen :)

For more infomation >> Nightcore - FRIENDS / We Don't Talk Anymore (Switching Vocals) - Duration: 3:17.

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GTR gets smoked at Import Face Off Las Vegas IFO 2017 - Chris Sakura - Duration: 1:57.

Welcome to Import Face Off 2017 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Check out this sweet R32 Skyline GTR.

Maziora paint never disappoints. Paired with this R32 Skyline makes it super dope.

Look at this sick Toyota Aristo.

This should have won best JDM lol

I will smash a Strong Zero any time of the year, anywhere on the planet.

Alright, we got a GTR versus a 240sx.

Are you kidding me?

Are you kidding me??

Are you kidding me?

Are you kidding me?

OH MY GAAAAAAWD

ARE YOU KIDDING ME?

Dude, here's that crazy ass 240sx

What is that??

What is in here?

RB25 bro.

Dude, I saw you guys smoke that GTR, dude.

Yeah, that was Daniel right there

Dude!

That was so dope man!

For more infomation >> GTR gets smoked at Import Face Off Las Vegas IFO 2017 - Chris Sakura - Duration: 1:57.

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Shape The Path - Ep. 42 - Duration: 4:26.

In the last forty-one episodes, we covered two of the three major concepts in helping

people to make a switch as described in the book Switch by the Heath brothers: directing

the rider and motivating the elephant.

Today, I'm going to introduce the final major concept: shaping the path.

Imagine that someone just cut you off in traffic.

You probably have an opinion about the character of a person who would do such a thing.

You may think they are careless and self-centered.

Now think of a time when you yourself were in a hurry to get somewhere and needed to

make a last-minute lane change.

Do you think of yourself as a careless and self-centered person or was it the situation

that affected your behavior?

If you remember way back in episode one, I talked about Brian Wansink's experiment of

measuring the weight of popcorn buckets as people left the theater and how it seemed

that there were gluttons and reasonable snackers in the audience and yet the only determining

factor in how much someone ate was the size of the bucket.

Attributing to character the behaviors that are actually attributable to the situation

is committing the fundamental attribution error.

Here's Lee Ross on the fundamental attribution error:

As lay psychologists - as ordinary people walking around, when we're asked to explain

events or account for behavior, we characteristically cite things about the actor - the actor's

personality.

So we talk about some people who are brave and some people who are cowardly or some people

who are adventurous or others who are shy.

And that's the way we normally think about things, but there's an interesting research

tradition in psychology which showed that if you expose people to situations (usually

novel situations under well-controlled circumstances and, to some extent, even if you observe them

in their day-to-day life) the degree of cross-situational consistency in behavior is relatively low.

The people who are kind of boisterous and loud in the dining hall aren't necessarily

the people who are outgoing at parties or the people who are willing to put up their

hand in class.

A classic example of the fundamental attribution error was described by W. Edwards Deming.

He talked about a company that used highly flammable materials in its production process

and fires frequently broke out at its manufacturing facilities.

The president of the company thought he had a people problem.

He sent a letter to every employee pleading with them to set fewer fires.

The Fundamental Attribution Error is what makes television shows like The Dog Whisperer

and Supernanny compelling.

In these shows, seemingly irredeemable dogs and children are reformed by expert outsiders

who apply a new form of discipline.

The transformations are surprising because we commit the fundamental attribution error

when the show begins and see the dog or the child's behavior as reflecting deep character

traits rather than reflecting the environment we find them in.

The importance of the environment or situation makes it clear that you can change people's

behavior by simply changing the environment.

You make the journey to the desired behavior easier.

You provide little nudges towards the desired behavior.

You remove friction and show the people signs along the way that they are making progress.

In other words, you shape the path.

In upcoming episodes, I will show you some of the Heath brothers' techniques for shaping

the path and how to apply the techniques to shape the path for software teams.

If you're watching this on YouTube, don't forget to hit the Subscribe button so you

don't miss an episode.

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On IGTV, you can just click the person icon with the plus next to it.

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The Presidential Candidate Promising Free Ponies - Things You Might Not Know - Duration: 3:12.

I'm thinksojoe, this is "Things You Might Not Know," and I think I've

found who I'm voting for in the next election!

Vermin Love Supreme – yes, that is indeed his real name – has run for office in the

United States, both in local and national elections.

I'm not kidding.

This gentleman, shown in the photo to my right wearing a boot on his head, has run for President

of the United States.

Several times, in fact.

His campaign promises are just as bizarre as his look.

He claims that if elected president, he would pass a law requiring people to brush their

teeth.

His campaign platforms have consisted of zombie apocalypse awareness, time travel research,

and free ponies.

Vermin Supreme is quite the mysterious individual.

He changed his name legally in the 1990s, and nobody – save for one anonymous individual,

apparently – seems to know what his birth name was.

It is known that he currently lives in Massachusetts with his wife, and that he recently donated

a kidney to save his ailing mother.

Although he has recently ran for president as a Democrat, he previously ran as a Republican.

His political views are somewhere in between a Republican and a Libertarian.

His free pony campaign promise is an effort to create jobs and reduce American dependence

on foreign oil.

Also, he promises to find an energy source based on "the awesome power of zombies."

Running under a campaign slogan of "A vote for Vermin Supreme is a vote completely thrown

away," Supreme actually managed to finish fourth in the New Hampshire Democratic primary

in 2016, beating out other lesser known candidates such as Rocky De La Fuente, John Wolfe Jr,

and Keith Russell Judd.

However, he was not invited to that year's Lesser Known Candidates forum, as in 2011

he glitter-bombed fellow candidate Randall Terry at a similar event.

Of course, he showed up anyway.

So, what's up with this guy's appearance?

It's not often you see a guy walking around with a boot on his head, after all; particularly

one running for President of the United States.

He claims that it was a "rainy day in Rainbow land" and he decided to wear one of his

galoshes on his head, which turned out to be magical.

He claims the boot stays on his head by a combination of gravity and friction, so as

he moves around, the boot manages to stay on – unless he's in a mosh pit.

In that case, he finds himself having to hold it on.

"… my elbows are high.

Not good in a mosh pit at all."

Man.

A Presidential candidate who promises ponies, protection from a zombie apocalypse, throws

glitter at other candidates, and likes to get in mosh pits?

I am ABSOLUTELY voting for this guy if he runs again in 2020!

So, did you know about this outlandish Presidential candidate, Vermin Supreme?

Leave a comment below and let me know if you'd vote for him!

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