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hey what's going on guys its Ben's here WGN we play games Network and if you're

curious how to get this sweet little shoulder accessory girl it's real easy

just stick around I'll show you it's the robust as noose summer tournament event

alright guys this is it the roblox summer tournament event the game we go

on plays freeze tag to go ahead and get Kurt it's real easy select it press play

once you're in the game there's several different game modes to choose from

well actually chooses automatically what you're going to see at the bottom is

Tiger apocalypse that's the game mode now once your waiting waiting and the

timer runs all the way down you're gonna have to be able to select up boosts

starting from the left you got invincibility you got jump you got speed

boost on the far right yeah got shockwave now my recommendation in this

game since the tiger is slightly faster than you you're gonna want to select the

speed boost and you're gonna use X to go ahead and activate your speed boost

however and this particular game I don't have to do anything you can see the

tiger there as indicated on the map is that little red diamond you kind of see

him moving around now for some reason I don't know if he wanted us to win but he

didn't really did nothing he just sat there until he exited the game each

round is five minutes at the end of five minutes you're gonna win luckily I

didn't have to wait that long it's about two minutes twenty seconds before the

guy dropped out and we automatically got that win second recommendation get to an

area like this we have one entrance and one exit just kind of wait and keep an

eye on that tagger if he gets close you're gonna run away and that was it Oh

congratulations new champion has emerged unlocked a new avatar now you see how

easy that is the hardest thing about this guy's is just gonna have to wait

and wait and wait to get that mode it does take a little while to find Tiger

apocalypse if you back out and get back into the game that's all you really got

to do well guys I hope you enjoyed the video and hope this helps if you did let

me smash that like but if you're new the channel don't forget to subscribe we do

live streams monday-friday 7:00 p.m. Central Standard Time y'all are a bunch

of bosses we'll see in the next one

you

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3 COLOR SLIME CHALLENGE - With Floam! | JKrew - Duration: 10:10.

Oh what is going on girl so today we're gonna be doing the three

colors up on challenge but whoa this is and we saw this on crafty girls and it

looked really cool and really crunchy and pretty so we decided we want to do

it too cuz like okay I I actually like fun but

I don't like a lot of fun because when it falls out but I like the feel of it

so I'm so excited for this video me too so before I got started to this

video don't forget check out all of our social medias and a reminder we were

doing a giveaway and one lucky winner will get some school supplies and if you

want to know how to enter this giveaway just press this I over in the top corner

I think I don't know which one somewhere up there you'll see a pop up cuz that's

the school supplies are really cute I just love them so let's get started

we're gonna do rock scissor to see who goes first

Paper Scissors shoot

you've got washing really addition to none was that like no take it out the

pool so I got the black one I did not want to use but I don't we'll be okay

all right now yellow hello this I have somewhere like this

bright yellow it's really nice well cuz I do not expect this but I'll

actually do look good my side okay okay

oh very well this fun but I love this color because it's like so pretty

yeah like the neon colors they're really break it look good with the black yeah

like a whole new line if I get purple

okay

no you picked this hand okay I actually like this I was wanting for this an

elephant with the yellow eye these are like really big I really want this or

the brain because it will be like whoa it's not that bad I guess the colors I

got I like the orange and the blue the black knockout much which one do you

want to get

Zuzu's right you your bounty pigs is that okay this

naturally look good cuz it's green and yellow and this colorful one so that's a

probably looks like let's make our slaw okay guys so I'm first going up with the

black one in put it in your bag oh my god

that's cool they painted this it's gonna paint my sign no look at this

wait look at the bag it's great okay so now I'm gonna put I'm gonna my green

first oh just some it goes in there so far okay now I'm gonna put in the orange

of it if the new one love that orange tea no I might give it a wipe ahead

nobody now I'm gonna put in my really bright neon yellow and this yellow is

actually a really nice feel that looks really good it looks pretty good with

the green I'm liking it okay last but not least I'm gonna add in my blue final

color oh my gosh no let's put in my favorite ball my favorite pack in this

round I love this one it's so colorful oh my gosh it looks really go with the

yellow that's like ball camp balls yeah that

looks really good with the yellow that is so nice they're much bigger than the

other four balls and I've actually never use big ol ball support so I'm really

excited so we are gonna mix in see how these

colors go together yeah Oh Mon looks really nice looks good I wish there's

more a bigger and like the colorful one they look good but the do one's really

good oh my gosh I like this this reminds me of Halloween

mine is like the yellow extremes the holder sign out I like this

what's real satisfying this is good this kinda reminds me of different dots and I

ever had given up a long time I'm a mom you can probably get some cuz I this

makes me want dippin dots I like that oh yes and I want different dogs sound

of our gluon and we're gonna use clear glue so they can show up better that is

so pretty pretty I like this know if anyone I

don't want them to fall out okay that part of it

oh my gosh guys just look at this the balls are all the way up and the glue is

at the bottom and if you could look under here like I am you can see it's

really cool so let's stop whoa this is super cool oh my gosh Wow I really like

this it's amazing I feel like I need more glitter

hello yeah I might be need a little bit more glue but this is really cool this

is gonna be a really crunchy slime this is awesome I'm there that's a swell cuz

I wanted to beat guys my looks like a full one Easter bastok Easter basket

because like the big balls are the eggs and then the green yellow

they're like that little paper thing that makes me chillax kinda dope crack

this is like an Easter basket okay

so it's like they're now finished and we accidentally had a little too much blue

but mine looks like more flow more than Maddie's and I look at this is mine is

really pretty I really like mine and I should shoot out really good and it can

stretch it can stretch and it's clear glue oh my gosh it looks like it's my

clothes oh all the air bubbles oh so yeah nighttime I added way too much oil

so you can't really see them in football the black foam ball made one gray which

I don't really like the color but I really love this line they crunchy I

wish this turned out more like Blom and my sign is still a little sticky but

it's fine so we hope you guys enjoyed this video and comment down below which

one you like best mine or Maddie's today shadows goes to Kayla's and main thank

you guys so much for watching and if you guys gonna do we're gonna hit that

button and comment down below and you guys want to be positive create or get

yours out there and always stay together bye

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Hayley Atwell on Dangers of Ego & Social Media | MTV News - Duration: 3:58.

- When I meet people who are not on social media,

who are in my world, for example,

who are actors or have some sort of public persona,

the fact that they're not on there,

that's what I find amazing.

I'm like, "wow, that's so cool,

that's so amazing and enigmatic,"

and they're like, "No, I don't need it."

(upbeat music)

They're not constantly connected

and having to engage, or to be reactionary to things,

and also go, I don't need everyone to know what I'm doing,

I don't also need to project an image of my life,

which is just a level of kind of the perfect ideal,

which is also potentially harmful to other people

as well as yourself.

It's a very complex, flammable topic,

so that's one of the reasons why

I'm starting to kind of research on it,

to have more of a sense of what it's doing to us.

I think actors have an obligation

to continue developing their own skills as actors,

so they have an obligation to their own craft.

They're not obliged to feed their own ego,

or the expectations of a system which in turn

is ultimately trying to make just money out of them,

to see how popular they can be,

and I think popularity within actors,

if that becomes a driving force,

and becomes a little bit more of the focus,

then I think that's a danger,

taking away from the point of what being an actor is,

which is to get out of your own personality,

and explore the human condition in other stories,

and to connect with other human beings.

Otherwise, essentially, you're just a reality TV star,

and I say that just because

that's a separate thing to what acting,

and the craft of acting is.

This book, Ten Arguments to Delete it,

one of the suggestions on there is to have a break from it,

to literally engage physically in the world around you,

and after six months,

when you've really overcome the addiction,

it's not just like

"I'll quit it for a day, and then I'll come..."

it's literally giving it time

for it to leave your everyday life,

it means that you come back with it,

with a little bit more power for yourself,

or a little bit more perspective

over what your contribution to it is,

and what you're using it for,

and then I kind of, I have some rules

that I try and live by, I often fail,

but some of them are things like

never posting when you're hungry, angry, lonely, or tired,

not engaging in controversy,

only following people whose work inspires you,

and stimulates you, and is part of building a community,

and not one that's just gonna create more jealousy

or the feeling of inadequacy in you

and kind of take some sort of energy from you,

and so I've often followed lots of writers

and other artists, not just other actors.

It's amazing people on social media who,

when I read them,

I feel connected to their work

in a way that I would feel like

I'd be missing out on if I didn't.

So, it's a bit like any form of self-care,

of taking regular checks.

You know, watching the Pooh movie and going,

"I've become a bit of a cantankerous Christopher Robin,

and I'm gonna go back and find my inner Pooh bear!"

(laughs)

And Pooh might be like,

"I don't know what social media is,

can we just have some honey instead?"

And you're like, "Amazing!"

Some of the accounts that I follow are

another actress called Florence Pugh,

who always makes me laugh,

an author called Jessica Burton,

who did this incredible book called "The Miniaturist".

I follow Female Collective,

I follow Lena Dunham,

lots of creative mates at home back in London

I don't get to see much of.

Nitch, which always has these great quotes

and black and white photographs of amazing thinkers,

but they're not sentimental, kind of inspirational quotes,

they're more of truisms.

I'm like, I relate, that's a human thing.

I try and avoid the ones that are like,

"Just be like really amazing to everyone,

and everything amazing will happen to you".

I find that they can be

kind of a sickly sentimental thing that,

as an English person with a bit of an inner cynic,

I go "blah!"

I think ultimately following people

that either stimulate me intellectually or make me laugh,

and anyone who doesn't, I'm just,

I'll leave that there.

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ml5.js: Webcam Image Classification - Duration: 9:26.

Hello! I'm back. I'm here to do another video using the ml5 JavaScript library, a

library beginner friendly library about machine learning. I'm gonna use

again the same pre-trained model called MobileNet that I talked way too much about

in the previous video, but instead of attempting to classify this image as a

puffin in which the model failed to. It thinks it's an oyster catcher, which is

not an unreasonable guess I am going to attempt to classify images coming

straight in in real-time from the web camera. So this is actually won't

take us very long frankly because I've mostly written all the code for it. So

the first thing I want to change in the code it to turn it into video is I want

to go and look at where I created the image. So I said puffin equals createImage.

I had just this static image. Now what I want to do is I want to use the

p5 function called createCapture() and instead of pointing to

pointing to an image file

the argument that I give the createCapture() capture function is just the constant

VIDEO. VIDEO means I want to create a video capture. It's gonna default to the

default camera it's connected to the computer so just to be sure about this

I'm going to comment out puffin.hide(). I'm gonna change this. I'm gonna get rid

of this which has to do with drawing the image I'm going to get rid of the

predict(), comment that out and I'm going to change this variable to video. So the

only thing that I should see right now is I should see the video appearing on

the page. So let's run this. First it's asking me permission it wants to use my

camera. I'm gonna say allow and then there it is there it is! Okay so there it

is! Now here's the thing I could just use the video element there and it's fine

but I have this like thing that I obsess over and I feel is important what

I'm gonna do is I'm gonna hide the video. This has nothing to do

with the machine-learning image classification aspect but I feel like

you might have a chance to express yourself to be more creative

instead of just using the default DOM element if you actually draw the video

to the canvas itself this might allow you to do things like draw on top of it

and another type of stuff. So there we go, now I have the video in the actual

canvas I need to figure out now when to call the predict function and so in

theory I should just call the predict function right here with the video. But

here's one of the nice things about ml5 since ml5 knows about things like: "hey

you might want to do this with a continuously running video!" I can

actually when I create the image class I'm gonna take that

this out of here. Sorry, I'm gonna take video out of the predict() function

and actually the way to do this is when I create this image classifier I can

actually say I want the MobileNet model to act continuously on the video. So I

want to like hook those things up together so I can actually insert the

video the p5 video element right there into the into the image classifier

function. And then I can just call predict() without any particular I mean I

could always say predict on this specific image, but now the video is just

linked to that image classifier and I could just call predict. So now if I run

this I'm gonna refresh it, there goes and we should see there I am I am a poncho!

Or a cardigan are I'm often considered chainmail once again we're seeing the

failings of the MobileNet model in this particular case now the

thing is it just did it once right it just called predict() the moment the model

is ready but guess what what if how do I call it continuously well you know what

once it calls predict and it got the results why not just ask it to do it

again. So if there was a mistake maybe I want to not move on but if it works and

I'm gonna get rid of the createP() stuff here and get rid of the

probability just for right now. I can just do this! So what I'm doing here is

this is like a work this is essentially like a loop another loop that's

happening:when the model is ready that's when I can start predicting

then once I've got the results I've got the results, draw them, and then show me

the next one. Oh! But guess what? That's weird it didn't actually show up. So this

is actually a big problem. I'm gonna run this again we're gonna well

hopefully this will work. So weirdly this is working I don't

like that this is working, let's see this is something that it generally tends to

get correctly: kneepad. Really? Water bottle. Okay so but I this this worked by

accident the fact that I'm seeing the text there.

I probably shouldn't draw in multiple places. What would make more sense for me

to do is make a global variable called label and then just oh and then have

this and have that set initially to an empty string and then this drawing of

the label should actually be right here in draw itself. So let's try this again.

Let's make it a little smaller and let's try one more time and here we go let's

see what types of things that can classify and you know what I should, hmm.

This is you know so I'd have to be more thoughtful about the design here. So

let's do this. Let's make the canvas a little bit taller and of course I could

just write it into an HTML element, but just for simplicity... let's see here.

Let's see if this does the trick. I just drew. That's a little bit better.

I should make the canvas a bit taller. I don't know why I was so

stingy there. Okay so what I'm trying to do is just draw a little area. There we

go! Okay so now and honestly I probably should take out this console.log(). These

console.log()'s can really slow things down.

I'm gonna do this again last time here we go!

All right poncho! Oh let's see...

Spatula, it's pretty good, Spatula! (laughing)Okay doesn't recognize a bell

Magnetic compass. What about a train whistle? A matchstick, that's pretty good

Does it recognize a book? Broccoli! What about a marker? I could be

here I want to do this all day long! This video is gonna be like 17 hours long!

pill bottle, kneepad, water tower, I think the green background is kind of likely

confusing it. What else do I got in this room? Accordian!

Piano accordion! So you can see as long as it's something that's in there

right? If it's been trained on that particular know if I just happen to have

a Chihuahua with me I probably could get it to recognize that Chihuahua. So this

is a fun thing that you can now play with you could make your own project

about you know you know there's a Google made a project like this called

Emoji Scavenger Hunt where you had to like find certain things get the image

classifier to recognize it. It used some custom

training there to make that work for particular objects. But I think

there's a lot of possibilities of things you could explore here but now you can

really have your hands in there, play with the code, visualize things, draw

stuff you know and really experiment with what is the MobileNet model? What

works well? What doesn't work well? And one of the things that

I really want to show you how to do which I will do in a future video in

this series is use the MobileNet model only as a starting point. I can then re-train it with some custom

images and some new labels. So by golly I could get that MobileNet model to

recognize puffins if I wanted it to! So thanks for tuning in. Is that a thing

you say? Do you tune into videos? I don't know. It's a live stream if you're

watching this now thanks for watching okay and stay tuned! I'm

gonna keep going through and show you more features of the ml5 library what

should I do next?I don't know? I think I might do I'm not sure yet? Stay tuned!

Come back! Goodbye, thanks for watching so look for the description it'll say

"next video."

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How to make a custom handmade wardrobe//With Tips - Duration: 5:44.

so I want to make clothes that I love and therefore be able to wear

them on the regular

hey today I'd like to talk about making a custom handmade wardrobe for yourself

I find that i have so many clothes that I just hang around in the closet and

somehow I can't seem to find something to wear every morning. is a struggle and

I know you should plan before but I don't. so I want to make clothes

that I love and be able to wear them on the regular so in order

to make your own custom wardrobe I am not an expert. you're

supposed to look at your body type your style

who inspires you sewing patterns and all that stuff. so let me started on style

I will not lie to you I'm not sure what my style is. I gravitate toward certain styles

but at the end of the day I just like to be comfortable you know so i wear

a lot of sneakers and sports shoes. plaid shirts jeans like that's my style

most of the day most of the time so yes style is important to find so that you

base your clothes off of that and you'll be more inclined to wear those clothes

on a daily basis so let's go to our body type you need to know your body type so

that you make clothes that fit into that body type and clothes that fit you well

and flatter you sometimes we'll see someone wearing a really nice dress but

somehow the dogs are barking you'll find that something will be off. then someone

will wear something that's seemingly simple maybe even cliche

else is wearing as well wearing it as well but then they look

different with it cause they're dressed for their body type so it flatters them

despite it being common my body type so far as I know as far as I know for

now is a pear shape. I find my shoulders to

be a bit wide but I'm still a pear anyways because my hips

are wider okay that's exaggerated there's

also body types that take into account more than just your bust to hips ratio

it also takes into account your facial features. in regards to that I'm more of

a romantic type I'll link her video down in the description it's a very good

video. I highly suggest that you watch it if you

haven't already it's a really good one it's not the typical one

it encourages you to dress for your body type to flatter that. not try to look a

certain way am I making sense. the video in the description will talk more about

the body types. she's read the book now she is just telling us the mere mortals

so ya know your body type and dress for it find someone maybe I don't know you

want someone in the public eye who has your bodytype try and see what you can

take from them also colors take into account the colors you want your wardrobe

to emulate you want more of white or blue tones that's up to you what you

want. yeah I think I'll have a mixture

take into account as well the climate of the area you're living in. is it extremely hot

is it extremely cold within a little I live in Kenya so the weather is not as

extreme on either side it's actually pretty splitting good inspiration okay

this goes hand in hand finding someone who would inspires you it doesn't have

to be someone famous I personally find more inspiration in characters from

movies and shows more than in real life

come to patterns, I've never actually bought a commercial sewing pattern

online or wherever I've always just made my own patterns I didn't even know for a

long time that you could buy patterns. Someone has done all

this work for you although you're buying it but honestly buying it I feel like

it's cheaper than making. Making sometimes it takes so much time it

depends at your level of expertise I guess some people take less time than

others but here I actually don't mind making my own patterns I however enjoy

the process of sewing more than making patterns

so yeah that's it for now for this whole making your own wardrobe thing

I'll just I'll just mess up I'll just go blank. thank you so much watching

this video please subscribe if you haven't liked the video if you do and

I'll see you in the next video. bye.

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Top 10 Cursed Books You Shouldn't Read Alone - Part 2 - Duration: 11:55.

Hello and welcome back to the Most Amazing Channel on the Internet. I am your host Rebecca

Felgate and today, by popular demand, I am bringing you the Top 10 Cursed books part

2. *what is the scariest book you have ever read?

I just listened to Salam's lot on audiobook by Stephen King.

Comments section down below. Like & Share. 10 - Real life Death Notes

Death Note is a Japanese Manga series written by Tsugumi Ohba. The story is about a high

school student who comes across a mysterious note book, the death note. He soon finds that

he can use the notebook to kill people, by simply writing their names down. The series

was actually adapted into an American movie – its on Netflix. Anyway, a LOT of teenagers

have been inspired by the Manga series and the film and have started their own Death

Note books in real life. There have been countless incidents, for example in 2007 Pingtung County

in Taiwan saw a string of Death Note inspired issues. In 2015, a middle school student in

Pennsylvania was suspended for making his own Death Note book and writing the names

of 15 students in it. Some people say the story of Death Note stems back to some truth,

too, with legends circulating that in ancient Chinese civilisation, the yellow emperor had

a notebook of death.

I actually have to thank one of our subscribers for bringing this book to my attention – I

was reading the comments on the top 10 cursed books part one and one of our subscribers

highlighted this to me – thanks Kim Jana for the recommendations.

9 - The Book of the Sun of Gnosis This is a 13th Century Grimorie containing

Arabic magic spells and provides guidance for the afterlife. The book is all about demons

and jins and evil beings and despite being a highly influential text in the Arab and

Muslim worlds, it has long been banned in a lot of Islamic cultures for its subject

matter. The book allows the reader to communicate with spirits but that doesn't always mean

good spirits….

8- The Cursed Babylonian Tablets Babylon was said to be an ancient city in

what is present day Iraq. The Babylonian Era ran from 1895 BCE to around 7 BCE, so hundreds

of years. Back in those days, books weren't really a thing. Instead, people read from

inscriptions on tablets – so rocks, or stones. These tablets were often known to carry a

curse. A Babylonian king placed a curse on a set of clay tablets back in the 7th century

B.C.E – having his text inscribed with: Whosoever shall carry off this tablet, or

shall inscribe hisname on it, side by side with mine own, may Ashur and Belit overthrow

him in wrath and anger, and may they destroy his name and posterity in the land. It turns

out that actually, these tablet curses were pretty common. Because reading material was

hard to find, ancient people often tried to safeguard their property by claiming it was

cursed… basically…it was the ye olde way of making sure little twerps didn't steal

your things.

7 The Babadook Book There was a time when the book from the 2014

Australian Horror movie, The Babadook, was fiction. The book in the movie is cursed and

or haunted as it is constantly delivered to Amelia and Oskar's home. In the movie, the

book depicts the horrifying events that are about to befall the family in a creepy pop

up style. Now, movie lovers have gone one step further and demanded the illustrator

turn the fictional book into a reality. That's right, you can buy the haunted book for yourself.

Following a successful crown funding campaign, Insight Editions was chosen to create a limited

run of 6,000 books. I think its a cool idea but I am not sure if I would want that in

my home!! If it's in a word or its in a look, you can't get rid of the babadook.

6 - Portrait of a Marriage – Curiosity Incorporated I was trying to do some research into lesser

known haunted books because I guess only the bigger stuff makes headlines – there MUST

be just like… you know… average ghosts haunting average books out there… and it

turns out I was write! I found a video by small up and coming youtuber curiosity Incorporated

and he is an antiques trader. He made a video called "Saga if the haunted book, who knew

books could be so creepy" in which he talks about how he bought a bunch of old books off

a dealer and as she left, she basically turned round to him and said one of them was haunted

so watch out! Wow. The book is called Portrait of a Marriage by Vita Sackville-West and Harold

Nicolson. It seems the spirit had an attraction to the book. The antiques dealer said – I

certainly wouldn't want to be the guy who got stuck haunting this book…. So far, he

hasn't mentioned any further weird goings on.

Forget about one spooky book, all of the books in this Library are plagued by a pesky spirit

- 5 - Leeds Library Ghost

Leeds, Yorkshire, England. One of my favourite places. Yorkshire is steeped in ancient history

so you'll regularly hear ghost stories coming from this area of the UK. The Leeds library

dates back to 1768, so is older than the USA! The ghost haunting the premises is said to

be the first ever librarian of the building – Vincent Sternberg. In 1844, the new Librarian,

James Macalister came face to face with the ghost of Sternberg as he worked late. The

ghost is said to linger most frequently around the old books and in 2012 researcher Jeremy

Dyson spent 12 hours in the library documenting the hauntings. He uploaded a really interesting

and revealing video to youtube that actually captures some of the ghostly goings on in

the building. Another investigator, Sean Reynolds, captured a ladder moving along a bookshelf

at the library.

4 - Necronomicon pop up Nightmare Book – featuring Cthulu.

Anyone who loves the Evil Dead franchise will know about the fictional Book of the Dead,

the Necronomicon. This book of the dead has actually long since mentioned in literature

– possibly first in 1924 in HP Lovecraft's The Hound. Either way, Poposition Press have

taken it upon themselves to turn the Necronomicon into a truly terrifying pop up book. The book

has 5 pop up scenes including pull tabs and depict moments from the five original Evil

Dead stories - The Dunwich Horror, The Shadow Out of Time, The Call of Cthulhu, At The Mountains

of Madness and The Colour Out of Space. They may not actually be cursed like the source

material…. But I have to say the images will haunt my nightmares forever.

Muggles Beware at number 3 this Grimoire will get you.

In 2013 two hand written spiral bound spell books, or Grimoire's, sold for 13 thousand,

865 dollars in Toronto via AbeBooks.com. A Grimoire is a witches spell book and in generally,

It is believed that the books must be burned after the death of the witch else they become

cursed. These Grimoire's appear to have been written in the 1960s by a high priestess

of wicca called Adrastea Eirene, an American witch with English and Swedish ancestry. It

is not known whether or not the witch who wrote these books is alive or dead, but the

opening pages of both of the texts contained a warning that said: To those not of the craft

– the reading of this book is forbidden!  Proceed no further or justice will exact a

swift and terrible retribution – and you will surely suffer at the hand of the craft….

So basically, no muggles allowed.

This depressing book led to a spate of suicides 2 The Sorrows of Young Werther

The sorrows of Young Werther is a best selling book written by a 25 year old – Wolfgang

Von Goethe. The book was published in Germany in 1774 and is a semi autobiographical tale

of a failed romance told via letters from a man named Werther to his friend Wilhelm.

When Werther finds out his love has married another man, he borrows two pistols and shoots

himself, although he botches it and it takes him a grueling 12 hours to die. The book led

to some of the first known examples of copycat suicides. Men would dress in the same clothing

as Goethe's description of Werther and use a pistol to shoot themselves. Often the book

was found at the scene. After the books publication and the spate of copycat suicides, sociologists

began to suspect suicide may be culturally contagious.

At number one, this is the most interesting thing I learned today…… One author cursed

himself and everyone involved in its publication when he wrote this book because he is now

the target of a serious Iranian murder plot…. Salman Rushdie and the curse of The Satanic

Verses Salman Rushdie received a very very very intense

response from the muslim community for his fourth novel, the Satanic Verses. The book

In fact, the response was so intense that a Fatwa was ordered. For those of you that

don't know what that is, it is basically a death order – the currently value of which

is thought to be 3 million dollars. Issued by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the former

supreme leader of Iran, Rushdie became the target of a Muslim murder order. It wasb;t

just him, either, the Iranian government demanded the death of the author AND "all those involved

in its publication." While Rushdie wasn't hit, Hotoshi Igarashi, the books Japanese

translator was stabbed to death in 1991. the Italian translator, Ettore Capriolo was also

stabbed in July 1991 but he survived. The Norwegian publisher, William Nygaard was shot

three times in 1993 but survived and it is thought the Fatawa was behind a deadly fire

at a hotel in Turkey in which 35 people died. Salaman Rushdie is still alive but he is still

under police protection as some Muslims still want to kill him. Fatwas can only be retracted

by the person that issued them, and Khomeini is dead.

So guys that was the top 10 cursed books you should never read part 2! I found this list

really interesting and I hope you did too. Comments from part 1

A lot of you told me that you are reading both the Catcher and the Rye and Fahrenheit

451! Hopefully you'll stay sane – I'm just joking – with Fahrenheit it was just

one edition that caused all the issues, and with the Catcher and the Rye hopefully it

was just coincidence. DJI129 said: I'm reading Harry Potter and

the prisoner of akazaban? Good on you!

Imogen Cross said: I'm reading and writing my own book called two hearts one love?

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What If Mexico Becomes A Superpower? - Duration: 6:58.

What's going on Internet - and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions - the channel

where we ride the waves of fact and fiction to a spectacularly speculative conclusion.

I'm glad you've been digging the latest videos, and if you find this one to your liking,

make sure to hit that thumbs up - and share the video with your friends and enemies - because

it's important to maintain a balanced information diet.

My name's Jack Finch, and today I'll be your host as we ask the question - What If

Mexico Becomes A Super Power?

Now - we're not going to lie, as usual - there's a lot to unpack in this video.

The majority of which, has some real, tangible possible outcomes that may even be playing

out in real time as we speak.

To approach this question - we first need to understand what it takes to be a superpower.

The term "Superpower" was first applied after the fallout of World War 2 - and collectively

determined that the British Empire, the United States and the Soviet Union were the top dogs

of the modern era.

Coined to describe a state that had a dominant economic, technological and cultural position,

which was characterised, by its extensive ability to exert influence on a global scale.

Plus, you know - a huge military.

Essentially, it's a Civ 5 win condition.

Please don't nuke me Ghandi.

After 1956 and the Suez Canal Crisis - old Blighty had pretty much lost it's superpowers

and faded quicker than Allan Quartermaine's will to live.

Again, after the Cold War and everything that came with that, the Soviet Union dissolved

- and in 1991 - the United States of America remained as the only nation that could maintain

the mantle of Superpower.

But - you know - now there's China, Germany and … stuff.

So - let's imagine, this whole time, Mexico - the Arguable Underdog of North America - had

been biding it's time, laying in wait to reveal to the world it's true might.

An interesting position to be in.

Mexico has an extensively rich and vibrant culture, and has been populated in some form

or another for over 13 thousand years.

After being colonized by the Spanish in the 16th century, Mexico began walking the path

to a federal republic - and set out the blueprint to an innovative, independent society under

the Mexican Constitution of 1917.

Economically speaking, Mexico has the 15th largest nominal GDP in the world, and the

11th largest by purchasing power.

They're up there with Russia, Canada, India and Brazil - and if their young, fresh economy

continues to grow at its current rate - it wouldn't be absurd to imagine Mexico rising

up as an economic powerhouse.

Even after the 2008 recession, Mexico's economy grew an average of 3.32 percent - per

year - between 2010 and 2014.

Mexico's economic success is mainly down to one thing - oil - and they're the 7th

biggest producer in the world.

In 2009 - a petroleum consultancy giant estimated that a particular field in Mexico had an estimated

139 /billion/ barrels of oil in place.

That's huge.

And if Mexico could tap into that potential - then we'd quickly see them rise up the

ranks of the GDP.

And with a rise in domestic economic dominance - comes the potential for trade.

NAFTA - the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Mexico constitutes 80% of its exports to the USA - which makes up about a quarter of Mexico's

economy.

Most of this is made up with automotive manufacturing - and the US has recently shifted its imports

away from China - and towards their Southern neighbours.

Things are looking pretty kushty for Mexico.

There's one major problem though - and that's the world's perception of Mexico, and the

image of the country being riddled with drug dealers and criminals.

But that's like viewing the US during 1920's Chicago or Atlantic City - and there's a

bunch of Al Capone's and Nucky Johnson's running amok.

Every country has a severe issue with crime, and there are currently zero crimeless nations.

Even countries at a similar GDP to Mexico - like Italy, Spain and even the UK, struggle

to deal with a level of organized crime.

There's no denying that there are cartels that have an active presence in Mexican society

- and they're pretty damn scary.

But historically, we can take a look at another superpower who had risen up surrounded by

organised crime,

Russia.

After the Bolsheviks and the storming of the Winter Palace in 1917, the Russian state began

a long relationship with organised crime and communism.

Vorovskoy Mir - the Thieves World.

Even now, Putin's Russia appears to be an economically prosperous place for politicians

and oligarchs alike.

So who's to say that Mexico wouldn't take a similar path?

Maybe it wouldn't be a hindrance - but a boon - and give them the economic and cultural

boom needed to step out onto the world's stage.

And then things would quickly come crashing down, and we'd have one - giant - problem

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two superpowers on the same continent.

Which, really - is what this whole video has been leading up to.

Because if Mexico powered up and checked the required boxes needed for super-power-dom

- the majority of which would come from a dominant economy - then the USA would have

a pretty severe problem.

You see - so far in modern history, there hasn't yet been two superpowers that have

existed on the same continent.

I mean, technically Britain and Russia brushed shoulders briefly - but that was short lived,

and the majority of the modern era saw America and Russia at opposite ends of the see-saw.

It played out in real time through the Cold War - with spies, espionage, missile crises

and posturing on either ends of the planet.

There was an entire other continent between them - you know, minus Alaska.

But right next door?

There'd be imminent war.

That's if it even got to that point, without the US engineering a trade war - kind of like

what we're seeing with Trump's dangerous game with China at the minute.

More than likely, without some kind of diplomatic union - which, let's face it, is pretty

unlikely with the US.

We'd see a conflict that would likely result in World War 3.

Who knows - maybe Mexico would win, and we'd see the green, red and white flag rolling

across the Americas.

Or - even better - they just skip the war entirely, establish a kick-ass space program

- and we can finally colonise our solar system, together - forever.

Yeah, that sounds much better.

So there we have it guys, the - sort of - answer, to What If Mexico Becomes a Super Power.

Let us know whether you agree with our conclusion in the comment box down below.

Also make sure to hit that playlist on your screen if you want to continue your questioning

binge.

I sincerely hope you've enjoyed this video - leave a thumbs up if you did.

You've been watching Life's Biggest Questions - my name's Jack Finch - and remember, there's

no such thing as a stupid question.

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The Real Reason Hooters Is Disappearing Across The Country - Duration: 5:07.

There's no denying that Hooters with its scantily-clad waitresses and looks-based hiring practices

has always targeted a certain client base.

It's hard to believe the chain's been doing it for more than 30 years, but according to

USA Today, Hooters is in a slump.

There's only one year in recent memory that the chicken wing slinger saw a sales increase,

and even then it was just one percent.

In 2008, there were 400 Hooters restaurants.

By 2011, 35 locations had closed and the company lost an annual revenue of more than $100 million.

According to Business Insider, between 2012 and 2016 they closed a further seven percent

of their locations.

So what's going on with this bro-centric chain?

Boycotts and protests

You know what's not good for any company's image?

People staging protests and picketing your plans to open new locations.

That's exactly what happened when Hooters announced it was expanding in the UK.

In 2010, protesters started campaigning against the imminent opening of a Hooters in Cardiff,

with one spokesperson saying,

"Everyone should have a job but they should be good jobs with dignity.

Not only is it a sexist institution, but it encourages a sexist culture."

According to The Telegraph, in 2010 British retailer Marks & Spencer was threatened with

boycott when a Bristol location announced they would sublet space to Hooters.

A Birmingham location was only open for a year before closing, and Sheffield's Hooters

got such strong opposition that it never even opened.

I just came to eat some wings.

And these people are out here telling me I'm a w--- and going to hell and stuff."

Times have changed

Hooters' message of objectifying women has never looked more dated than it does post-2017.

Thanks to movements like Me Too and Time's Up, the world is listening to women who are

sick and tired of suffering sexual assault and harassment in silence.

And that makes the hot pants and low-cut tops of Hooters' waitresses even more uncomfortable.

The presence of a Hooters restaurant and an increase in the potential for sexual assault

was connected by Cathy Jamieson, deputy leader of the Scottish Labour Party, who told The

Independent,

"Violence against women is a big problem, and these types of establishments do nothing

to promote equality of women in the workplace."

Psychological toll

Not only are we more aware of sexual harassment these days, we're also more aware of the damage

that can be done by objectifying women.

In 2015, faculty from the University of Tennessee's psychology department set out to discover

what impact working in a Hooters environment had on waitress's mental health, and the findings

were pretty disturbing.

According to The Conversation, all the waitresses they interviewed suffered from some degree

of depression, anxiety, anger, confusion, and feelings of degradation.

They also reported feeling demeaned on a regular basis, suffering from poor work relationships,

and becoming more susceptible to eating disorders.

Legal discrimination

Today, headlines are dominated with movements to give women equal rights, equal pay, and

equal opportunities… and that makes it pretty weird that Hooters is legally allowed to discriminate

during the hiring process.

Business Insider looked at why Hooters can get away with only hiring young, well-endowed

women as servers.

In 1997, two men sued the company after being turned away on the basis of their gender.

Hooters settled, but was not forced to employ men as servers.

The chain claimed it wasn't hiring waitresses, it was hiring "entertainers" who didn't interview

as much as "audition."

Hooters did agree, however, to offer some gender-neutral positions.

Casual dining

Part of Hooters' struggles is a decline in the industry that's also affecting its competitors.

Chains like Applebee's and Outback Steakhouse are closing, too, and these places all have

something in common: millennials just don't like their style.

According to Business Insider, millennials in particular are abandoning casual dining

restaurants in favor of fast-casual chains like Chipotle, meal delivery services, and

trendier new chains like wine bars.

In 2013, USA Today looked at how Hooters was trying to get more millennials in the door,

and the chain started by overhauling locations with new technology, outdoor seating areas,

and better AV systems for more sports.

Hoots

Another reason Hooters restaurants may keep disappearing is because in their place, their

parent company is trying out a fast-casual version of the chain called Hoots.

Hoots has a smaller menu and counter service for take-out and dine-in customers and Hooters

higher-ups are hoping that will get millennials in the door.

According to the Tampa Bay Times, they're also hoping that switching to employing both

men and women and dressing them a little more modestly will help shift their image to something

a bit more wholesome.

Depending on how well Hoots does, it could mean a few different things.

The two versions of the chain may coexist, or the entire chain might be rebranded into

Hoots.

Only time will tell if this fast-casual, more conservatively-dressed restaurant can save

the brand.

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I made a white noise sound machine for my newborn son - Duration: 7:42.

In this video I'm cutting plywood, getting familiar with 3D printing and once again working

with beautiful black oak veneer to make a small sound machine/audio player based on

a RaspberryPi Zero W and a tiny HiFiBerry AMP.

Sofware side of thing is managed by Volumio and you can interact with it either through

a 4" WaveShare touch screen, Volumio's web interface or a dedicated mobile app.

I made this for someone very special – my newborn son – by far the most ambitions

long term DIY project I've taken on, who also happens to be the reason why I haven't

been able to upload videos for a while.

Without further ado, lets go over the design and components I've chosen for this project.

The cube measures a little under 15 cm along the edge, it's made of 10 mm thick plywood

and it's covered with a black oak veneer – the very same I used when making a jukebox

a while ago since I wanted to have a somewhat matching set.

Two coaxial speakers rated for 10W each are powered by HiFiBerry miniamp.

It puts out only 3W per channel, which isn't a lot, but the best thing about it is that

it doesn't need an external power supply.

The screen is the original WaveShare 4" IPS display, not a cheap knock-off that will

break rather sooner than later.

It's 800x480, and it connects through an HDMI to send video signal and GPIO for touch

input and power delivery.

Since I have two components connecting through the GPIO, I used an expansion board allowing

me to connect both.

Before I did that, I checked which GPIO pins are used by the miniamp and the WaveShare

display making sure there will be no conflicts.

I started from cutting the plywood.

Using a powered miter saw with the baby in the very next room was out of the question

so I used a hand operated angle miter – if you know how this is called, feel free to

educate me in the comments section down below.

After cutting three pieces at 45 degrees for the top, bottom and right side, I cut the

left and front parts where the speakers go.

I cut openings for speakers using a hole saw.

Next, I drilled pilot holes in the top panel and cut opening for the LCD display.

I wanted for the display to be almost flush with the surface.

Initially I was going to cut the opening a little smaller and use a router to take out

some material and make room for the PCB.

But since I have to limit the usage of power tools, I decided to 3D print an insert for

the LCD screen.

Modeling parts for 3D printing is something a little different from what I'm used to

as it requires much more precision.

I printed the insert in PLA on the Creality Ender 3 printer that was sent to me by my

good friends over at Banggood.

I ditched the first print due to a minor design flaw that I tried to address with a dremel.

After a few modifications I sent it to the printer once again.

It still didn't come out perfect but good enough so I fixed the insert in place and

put some fiber filler in all cracks.

Once it was dry, I sanded the box thoroughly preparing it for applying veneer.

I spread a layer of contact glue on both surfaces, waited 15 minutes and put the two together.

I cut the excess of veneer using a utility knife, carefully sanded the edges and repeated

the drill with the two remaining surfaces.

Next, I printed the front cover that's actually split in two parts.

It took 6 hrs each to print and since I'm still learning I did experience some warping

on the first piece that I tried to fix by heating it up and forming to desired shape.

Printing the other piece with a brim seemed to limit the warping.

Initially I wanted to attach the front on a set of posts, but eventually I ditched that

idea as these posts turned out to be too fragile.

I glued both parts together and cut fabric that I bought for my previous jukebox.

I fixed the cloth using a special, fabric glue and trimmed the excess of the material.

To attach the speakers cover I 3D printed a few stand offs that screwed into the plywood.

Next I designed a support structure for the Pi Zero, GPIO extender and the HiFiBerry miniamp.

Once it was ready I started the assembly which due to very confined space wasn't exactly

a walk in the park.

The LCD screen went in first, fixed by a set of wood screws.

Next I attached the frame and screwed in the Pi Zero with the gpio extender and the mini

amp and connected the touch display wires to the gpio pins.

Then, I fixed the speakers in place – it was really tight inside, with the magnets

clearance measured in tenths of a millimeter.

Finally, I attached a set of rubber feet, applied some wax onto the veneer and attached

the front cover using as little glue as possible so I can take the cover of and disassemble

everything if need be.

With the hardware part more or less complete I moved onto installing software.

For audio projects I always go with Volumio, which is free and has a few useful features

such as touch display support.

I downloaded the installation image file and used win32 disk imager to write it onto a

mini SD card.

I popped the card into the Pi Zero and powered it on.

After the Pi booted up, I connected my smartphone to the wifi network broadcast by volumio and

went through the initial setup.

When doing that, make sure to select the i2s audio output and choose HiFiBerry DAC as the

playback device.

Once the Pi connected to my wifi network, I entered playback options and enabled the

software volume control.

Next, I installed the touch display plugin... for some reason it froze at 70% but claimed

that the plugin installed successfully.

The 5 inch display would have worked out of the box, but the 4 inch version needs some

tweaking as it defaults to portrait mode.

First, you would want to enable the SSH access.

To do that, direct yor browser to your volumio instance / dev and click 'ENABLE' in the ssh

access section.

Connect to your Pi using Putty or your SSH client of choice.

Login in using default login credentials - volumio/volumio.

Go to the boot folder and edit the config.txt file.

I'll have this part covered in the description or on a website – it should be more convenient.

One more thing left to do was calibrating the touch interface as after installation

the x and y axis were inverted.

A few linux spells and a quick config file edit later everything was in order.

Some mandatory constructive criticism – the LCD cutout is a bit off – this is due to

fact that the display was supposed to be oriented differently, but during the assembly it turned

out that the HDMI display cable wasn't long enough to connect the screen to the Pi and

I had to rotate it.

So far, my 3D prints leave a lot to be desired, especially when it comes to strength of 3D

printed parts... but I do like the concept a lot – you can fabricate various parts

without power tools and all their implications such as noise and mess involved.

I'm working on my Ender 3 review so stay tuned if you're not sick of those.

The front cover would actually look better if it was flush with the box, with no gap

and I might actually redo it sometime in the future.

I also have to design and print the back cover so the cat doesn't reach in and pull out all

the wires... he loves those.

And last thing on improvements list is changing the style sheet – to make the buttons larger

and easier to interact.

Well this is it for now.

Thanks so much for watching and once again – sorry for not publishing for so long,

oobut family comes first and that little guy didn't have the easiest start into his life.

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Desafio Klabin - Pitch Trigás - Duration: 7:01.

Good afternoon everyone.

My name is Persival

I am from the Trigás company and we are participating in the Klabin Forest Challenge with a

project for Biomass.

Our goal is to propose solutions for biomass and power generation or biomethane

or both for Klabin.

Although the pulp and paper mills can realize the energy cogeneration to supply

many of its demands, it is still dependent on other sources of energy, such as electric

and fossil fuels, which by raising prices can jeopardize profitability.

According to some data the pulp and paper industry generates several residues.

Among them we identified the black liquor, wood remains, sawdust and primary and secondary sludge

of the effluent treatment plants.

According to some studies, these wastes have the potential to generate energy through

of different methods, one of them the anaerobic digestion, which as a result generates biogas,

base fuel for biomethane with great potential for electric power generation,

heat and vehicular.

Our proposal is based on the use of anaerobic digestion through a

of biodigestor and generation of biomethane.

This fuel can be used in our engines for power and heat generation,

through a cogeneration system.

Another option is to use the microturbines for power generation that can also

the low pressure steam lines are applied.

The main differentials of the use of anaerobic digestion through biodigestor

is the lower cost of plant implementation, higher methane energy efficiency in

compared to the direct burning of black liquor and wood, lower

of biomethane and be a less polluting fuel.

Through the generation and burning of biomethane, Klabin will have a source of

cost savings, including lower system maintenance costs, access to

a source of renewable energy that is inside the pulp and paper mill itself.

In addition, depending on the volume of electricity generation, it will be possible to carry out

the commercialization of surplus energy, generating an even greater return to the company.

The product resulting from digestion in the biodigester also has the potential to generate fertilizer, which

can be used by Klabin in its area planted or marketed for agriculture,

also allowing the certification of an organic fertilizer.

Currently we have more than 50 biodigesters spread throughout Brazil and several engines

operating in synchronous and asynchronous power generation.

The customers who implemented the biogas plants had a return on investment

in 2 years, we have plants that have been operating for more than 15 years with a huge positive impact on

the environment with increased agro-pastoral productivity.

Our main plants are located in the agribusiness sector, but with potential

for expansion to all sectors that have some type of organic waste.

The Klabin project provides for some important steps to analyze the viability of

generation of energy and heat within the pulp and paper mills, among them, the

of black liquor for the generation of biomethane, the analysis of the sludge volume of the

for the generation of biomethane, the possibility of implementing the

generation of steam lines, among others.

Within the project, we have as MVP the biodigestor of black liquor and the microturbine of generation

of electricity.

After the feasibility analysis of the biogas plant, we intend to use a model

based on the implementation of the plant by Klabin, and Trigás takes over the operation,

maintenance and receives a percentage on the profit.

Currently the team involved with the project is myself, who have a degree in engineering

mechanical and over 40 years of experience with motors.

Rovian is also part of the team, with a degree in administration and a master's degree in administration

by UNISINOS and with experience in several national and international projects, including

projects with SEBRAE and SAP.

Since 2001 we have already had several research projects, financed jointly with FINEP,

SENAI and FAPERGS, one of the most significant of which allowed the collection of four hundred thousand reais

for microturbine development of power generation to biomethane and wood residues.

Currently, we are part of the SEBRAE energy group, which aims to promote

the partnership and development of the renewable energy market.

We thank you for the opportunity and we are available for any further information

Thank you!

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