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Hey You!

When did you decide to be transgender?

Uhm, I didn't decide to be transgender, I am transgender.

What's your real name?

Hmmm what's my real name?

My real name is Tygh.

You were always such a pretty girl.

Uhh...Thank you?

Hey if you like girls the why didn't just stay a lesbian?

Basically, there wasn't a choice in the matter.

Simple as that.

Hey, did you get the surgery?

Um, the surgery?

The surgery?

Did you get the surgery?

How do you have sex?

I don't know, how do you have sex?

Hey, what's in your pants?

What's in my pants?

Calvin Kleins?

Can I see some old pictures of you, you know like baby pictures?

Well, I have old pictures but I just met you and why would you want to ask me this question?

I don't really care about your baby pictures.

You look strong.

Doesn't Testosterone build your muscles?

If I look strong it's not because I'm on Testosterone.

Yes Testosterone aids in building muscle but you have to work out to build the muscle.

If you don't work out then you're just going to be maybe a skinny or fat or just a normal

hairier person with less hair on your head.

You got to work out.

It's not like a steroid.

In fact I have as much T as the average "CIS" guy in their system.

Period.

Wow, you're pretty short for a guy.

You know that's a pretty ignorant statement.

There are many guys shorter than me.

Take a look around.

Is there a Mrs. Lawrence-Clarke here?

Uhm why are you calling me that?

Well, there's an F on your insurance card.

For more infomation >> What NOT to ask a Transgender Person (Tygh) - Duration: 3:10.

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The Trump Administration Just Revealed Its Tax Plan — Here's What It Looks Like - Duration: 2:59.

The Trump Administration Just Revealed Its Tax Plan � Here�s What It Looks Like

BY KAITLAN COLLINS

The Trump administration is proposing drastic reductions in both the individual and corporate

income tax rates in its bold plan to overhaul the tax code.

Touting it as �the biggest tax cut� in the history of the United States, Treasury

Secretary Steve Mnuchin and National Economic Council director Gary Cohn briefed reporters

for roughly 20 minutes on the principles of the tax plan at the White House Wednesday.

The plan, which Cohn called �a broad brush interview,� did not include specifics.

(Photo: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images)

For individuals, the plan will double the standard deduction people can claim on their

tax returns, providing a significant tax cut for middle-income Americans, while reducing

the number of tax brackets from seven to three � 10 percent, 25 percent and 35 percent.

�In essence, we are creating a zero tax rate � yes, a zero tax rate � for the

first $24,000 a couple earns,� Cohn said.

�Families will benefit from tax relief that will help them with child and dependent care

expenses.�

Sponsored Links by The administration has repeatedly said that

filing taxes has become too complicated, and Mnuchin has even floated the idea of people

filing their returns on a �large postcard.� The White House said it will simplify the

tax return process by eliminating tax breaks that benefit the wealthiest taxpayers and

repealing the Alternative Minimum Tax.

�We are going to eliminate, on the personal side, all tax deductions other than mortgage

interest and charitable deductions,� Mnuchin said.

As far as businesses, the plan slashes the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 15 percent

for both large and small companies while eliminating tax breaks for special interests.

The business side of the reform also institutes a one-time tax on corporate earnings held

overseas.

Cohn argued this will make businesses more competitive.

�This tax reform package is about growing the economy and creating jobs,� Cohn said.

�That�s how we are looking at this plan.

It�s to stimulate business investment.�

As for when the specifics will come out, Mnuchin said, �We are moving as fast as we can.

�We are determined to move this as fast as we can and get this done this year.�

�We will let you know the specific details at the appropriate moment,� Cohn added.

For more infomation >> The Trump Administration Just Revealed Its Tax Plan — Here's What It Looks Like - Duration: 2:59.

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Maternity Hospital Bag Essentials! | from Millennial Moms - Duration: 7:48.

For more infomation >> Maternity Hospital Bag Essentials! | from Millennial Moms - Duration: 7:48.

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What Would You Like President Trump To Say? - Duration: 3:43.

I don't want to hear anything from okay

yes unless he wants to bring something

that he said it looked like a war zone

he wants to bring money for South

Harrisburg result 14 straight through

HUD provide those funds so that those 52

families will be able to live in a house

with a roof over their head at you know

they're going to be relocated that would

be good news if he wanted to bring so

come on from you know bring something

for Harrodsburg Road I'd like him to

stop campaigning and start governing

more more I want to hear more about his

plans for the next month or two to

initiate his tax reform agenda I think

it's critical that the president work

with the leadership in the Congress and

bring our tax corporate individual tax

rates way down to get the economy moving

again put people in Harrisburg and still

back to work

I agree the tax things are important as

a family and I agree and also I think

that President Obama often had rallies

as well and I believe the rallies are a

good idea because he still has to go up

against a lot of status quo Republicans

as well and it's important that the

people support him so that he can get he

can push stuff through status quo

Republicans and Democrats who are

unwilling to make any necessary

structural reform

see perhaps any dose of humility any

dose of light maybe I was wrong about

something or maybe I overshot on

something and I'm human and I'm going to

backtrack and do something a little

different don't think that's too much to

ask politicians in general have to

promote themselves and they do so and

but most are willing to say you know

yeah I kind of missed the boat on this

thing and I've never heard even a shade

that Donald Trump I think remembering

that he was not a lifetime politician I

would like to hear some of the things

that he's learned just from being in

Washington some of the challenges he's

learned and how he's beginning to

formulate a plan to around those and

through those and with those people and

as far as the hug comment I would say

talk to dr. ben Carson who's now the

head of HUD about that I met him and

he's a terrific guy and I think he will

make some great changes hi I would like

to ask him in a humorous way what he

thinks of President Obama's $400,000

speaking fee to the big banks of his

Cantor Fitzgerald well I would like to

know what he has learned that he didn't

know before and what in luhan's tend to

kind of mellow is his style if I would

like to him to say in a convincing way

to ask people why they hate him why they

hate companies that make jobs for them

why they don't like business and where

how we can agree in a way ask the people

how we can agree to get America going by

getting them jobs and getting America to

work because he loves us he truly does

I would like for him to speak in a way

that makes me feel like he is the

president for all of us I don't think it

matters much what he says because most

of what he says out of his mouth is

disingenuous and subject to change

within the next day or two

For more infomation >> What Would You Like President Trump To Say? - Duration: 3:43.

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Kur'an Nedir Tarifi Nasıldır ? WHAT IS THE QUR'AN? How is it defined? - Duration: 7:34.

WHAT IS THE QUR'AN? How is it defined?

Answer: As is explained in the Nineteenth Word and proved in other Words, THE QUR'AN is the pre-eternal translator of the mighty Book of the Universe

the post-eternal interpreter of the various tongues reciting the verses of creation

the commentator of the book of the Worlds of the Seen and the Unseen

the revealer of the treasuries of the Divine Names hidden in the heavens and on the earth

the key to the truths concealed beneath the lines of events

the tongue of the Unseen World in the Manifest World

the treasury of the post-eternal favours of the Most Merciful and of the pre-eternal addresses of the Most Holy, which come from the World of the Unseen beyond the veil of this Manifest World

it is the sun, foundation, and plan of the spiritual world of Islam

the sacred map of the worlds of the hereafter

the expounding word, lucid exposition, decisive proof, and clear interpreter of the Divine Essence, attributes, Names, and functions

it is the instructor of the world of humanity

the light and water of Islam, the macro-anthropos

the true wisdom of mankind

and the true guide and leader urging humanity to prosperity and happiness

it is a both a book of law

and a book of prayer

and a book of wisdom

and a book of worship

and a book of command

and summons,and a book of invocation, and a book of thought, and a unique

comprehensive sacred book comprising many books to which recourse may be had for all the needs of all mankind

it is a revealed scripture resembling a sacred library which offers treatises suitable for all the various ways and different paths of the all the saints and the veracious ones and the wise and the learned, which is appropriate for the illuminations of each way and enlightens it, and is suitable for the course of each path and depicts it

SECOND PART and complement to the definition

As is explained and proved in the Twelfth Word, since THE QUR'AN has come from the Sublime Throne and the Greatest Name, and from the highest degree of each Name, it is God's Word in regard to His being Sus-tainer of All The Worlds

it is a Divine decree through His title of God of All Beings

it is an address in the name of the Creator of the Heavens and the Earth

it is a conversation in respect of absolute dominicality

it is a pre-eternal discourse on account of universal Divine sovereignty

it is a notebook of the favours of the Most Merciful from the point of view of all-embracing, all-encompassing Divine mercy

it is a collection of addresses at the start of which are certain ciphers in respect of the tremendousness of Divine majesty

and through its descent from the comprehensiveness of the Greatest Name, it is a holy scripture full of wisdom which looks to and inspects all sides of the Sublime Throne

It is because of this mystery that with complete fitness the title of the Word of God has been given to the Qur'an, and is always given

After the Qur'an comes the level of the books and scriptures of the other prophets

However, those other innumerable Divine Words are each in the form of inspiration made manifest through a special regard, a partial title, a particular manifestation, a particular Name, a special dominicality, a particular sovereignty, a special mercy

The inspirations of the angels and man and the animals vary greatly with regard to universality and particularity

THIRD PART

THE QUR'AN

is a revealed scripture which contains in summary the books of all the prophets, whose times were all different, the writings of all the saints, whose paths are all different, and the works of all the purified scholars, whose ways are all different.

. Its six aspects are all brilliant and refined of the darkness of doubts and scepticism

its point of support is certain heavenly revelation and the pre-eternal Word

its aim and goal is self-evidently eternal happiness

its inner aspect is clearly pure guidance

its upper aspect is necessarily the lights of belief

its lower aspect is undeniably evidence and proof

its right aspect is evidently the surrender of the heart and conscience

its left aspect is manifestly the subjugation of the reason and intellect

its fruit is indisputably the mercy of the Most Merciful and the realm of Paradise

and its rank and desirability are assuredly accepted by the angels and man and the jinn

Each of the attributes in these three parts concerning the Qur'an's definition have been proved decisively in other places, or they will be proved

Our claims are not isolated; each may be proved with clear proofs

While there is a perpetual miracle like the Qur'an, searching for further proof appears to my mind as superfluous;

While there is a proof of reality like the Qur'an, would silencing those who deny it weigh heavily on my heart?

For more infomation >> Kur'an Nedir Tarifi Nasıldır ? WHAT IS THE QUR'AN? How is it defined? - Duration: 7:34.

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What is Salvation? | How to be saved ! - Duration: 10:02.

Hello everyone and welcome to my channel!

My name is Shelby and today we are going to be talking about Salvation!

To make this really really easy, the tool that I am going to be using is the Salvation

bracelet.

And if you don't know what that is, a Salvation bracelet is any bracelet that has the six

main colors.

(what are my hands doing) And this six main colors are, in order, black, red, white, blue,

green, yellow.

All of the colors of the bracelet represent a key element in Salvation.

So the very first color that we are going to be talking about is black (pop noise).

And black represents our sins.

So that basically means that (whip noise) anything that you know you should't be doing,

and you do it anyways is considered a sin.

So this scripture is saying that everyone has sinned (whip noise) and everyone has failed;

and that's okay.

Because Jesus came to us and He has saved us.

And that goes on to our next color which is red.

(pop noise) And red stands for the blood of Jesus Christ.

Even though everyone has sinned, we no longer have to (whip noise) carry that weight around

with us all of the time.

We don't have to think "ugh, well I did this two years ago, and now I'm a bad person for

the rest of my life."

That-it doesn't work that way.

God knows you've sinned.

God knows everyone has sinned because you're human.

Jesus had to die for us so that He could be our living sacrifice.

And this can be really hard to understand.

I didn't realize for a very long time exactly why Jesus had to die for us.

And it all originates back to way way way before Jesus was even born.

For an example: let's say that I'm a Shepard and I lied.

And lying is a sin.

And I know it was a sin, so I wanted God to forgive me.

So, because I was a Shepard, I would have to kill my best sheep and (whip noise) give

it to an offering for God.

And God would take that offering and realize (understand) that hey, I'm serious about what

I did.

I'm very very sorry for it, and He would forgive me.

He would understand.

But we don't have to do that anymore, because God sent His son as a sacrifice.

And by doing this, now we don't have to make sacrifices every single time (whip noise)

that we need to be forgiven.

All's we have to do now is pray to Jesus and ask Him to forgive us.

And ask Him that we can be cleaned.

It's like apologizing.

So now that we understand what sin is and how to get rid of sin by praying to Jesus,

now we need to move on to the next color which is white (pop noise) and white stands for

purity.

Now, purity is when you are clean, you are uncontaminated, you are just perfect.

You are clean.

And, you are forgiven when you pray to Jesus to be forgiven, He will make you clean.

Because He wipes all of those sins away.

You no longer have to walk around knowing (whip noise) that you did this "horrible"

sin yesterday, or two years ago, or two months ago.

Because you don't have to worry about it anymore.

Jesus forgives you.

God forgives you.

And that's all that matters.

So when we pray to Jesus and ask for forgiveness, that sin that we committed is no longer there.

It doesn't exist anymore, because He forgave us, and He forgets about it.

And He doesn't care anymore, because He knows that you are truly sorry.

And He knows that you're gonna make mistakes.

(whip noise) When you are saved and you do ask for forgiveness and now that you are pure,

you are clean because that sin that you had beforehand is completely gone.

Now you can become closer to God.

And if you pray, and if you read the Bible, and if you do all these things, you will grow

a closer relationship with God.

And I'm jumping ahead of myself because that's a couple colors down, I'll talk about that

a little bit more.

But just know that when you are pure, you are just one step closer to gaining a really

close relationship with God.

The next color that we are going to be talking about it is (pop noise) blue, and that stands

for baptism.

And baptism is a real thing and a metaphorical thing.

There's two ways you can look at this.

Um, to be baptized means that you are washed (whip noise).

All of your sins are wiped away.

Like what I said about being pure.

Being pure means that you no longer have those sins, because Jesus forgives you.

And when you are baptized, it's metaphorically speaking that all of your sins are washed

away.

So normally right after you get saved, you are baptized in a church, or by a preacher,

or something like that.

And they will "wash your sins away."

And that's basically a re-understanding of that you no longer have that sin, you don't

carry a backpack of sins anymore.

Because they are washed away.

God forgives you.

So basically the root of being baptized is to show to yourself and to everyone else around

you that "hey I am saved!" (whip noise) "And I am cleansing my mind and my spirit of all

the negative, bad things that have happened in my life" and now you are going to have

an open-mind.

So the second-to-last color is green (pop noise), and green symbolizes growth.

When you are saved, you grow as a Christian in God's Kingdom.

When you want to be a better Christian, and you wanna have a closer Walk with God, God

knows that (whip noise) God knows your heart.

He knows that you want to be closer with Him and that you have a closer relationship with

Him.

And He's not going to push you away, and He's not going to make things hard for you.

He will be a friend.

He will be there for you, and He will walk in this life with you.

This is saying that when you grow in God, and when you grow in spirit, you are now going

to be more knowledgable.

(whip noise) When you reach an obstacle in your life that you don't know how to get through,

you're going to be more prepared.

And that leads me to the very last color which is yellow (pop noise) and this also represents

gold, but most people just use yellow for their bracelets.

The yellow or gold represents eternal life.

Now, I'm sure you've heard about when you die, you're either going to go to Heaven or

hell whatever it is that you've heard, and when you are a Christian and you have been

saved, you will go to Heaven to live with Jesus.

And this scripture basically sums up everything that I'm going to talk about: God loves everyone

so much that He gave His son to be our sacrifice.

That we no longer have to (whip noise) kill our best sheep, or anything like that.

We can just pray to Jesus, and He will forgive us.

He will be understanding.

And when we do that, and when we are saved, and when we ask Jesus to come into our lives,

then we will live this life growing as Christians, and we will later die and go to Heaven with

Him.

This is one of my favorite scriptures of all time because it not only talks about how we

will one day live with Jesus, and we will one day get to meet Him, but it also talks

about that no matter what we do or no matter what you have come from, God will never forsaken

you.

Once you ask Jesus to be apart of your life, He will never ever betray you (whip noise)

You may do bad things, or you may, um, mess up, you may sin a bunch of times, but it's

okay.

You're never going to be plucked out of His hand.

You will always always be a Christian, and you will always be able to come back to Jesus.

No matter what you do.

I hope you all enjoyed my very first video, I was pretty nervous about making it, but

I hope that it helped you, whether it was helping you find out what your religion is,

or helping you be able to witness to other people and use the Salvation bracelet to share

to other people.

Thank you so much everyone!

Bye!

For more infomation >> What is Salvation? | How to be saved ! - Duration: 10:02.

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Before After - What do you want to find - Duration: 4:03.

What do you want to find

Why do you want to lie

I can't live without you

So what do you want to find

Just you and I

I can't live without you

But in the end

we will never ever be apart

無止境的漩渦

在黑暗中剝落

我們都需要出口

凋謝的眼眸

看穿了枷鎖

已不存在的悸動

所以選擇跳脫

What do you want to find

Why do you want to lie

I can't live without you

(we won't regret)

So what do you want to find

Just you and I

I can't live without you

(we will be brave)

過度盲目追逐

時間滴答的走

不回流

吐出相同氣息

平行空間的那 曙光

面對

這混沌世界

唯一

這困獸之鬥

而光線背後

你的影子

呼喊著自我

is coming soon

What do you want to find

Why do you want to lie

I can't live without you

(we won't regret)

So what do you want to find

Just you and I

I can't live without you

(we will be brave)

But in the end

we will never ever be apart

please remember

we will always by your side

In our life

Still fighting for me

We won't give up

I'll raise my hand to the ends

For more infomation >> Before After - What do you want to find - Duration: 4:03.

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Yewon faces the greatest challenge after recording! What's going on?[Sister's SlamDunk2/2017.04.28] - Duration: 18:45.

We're having a sudden meeting?

Is something changing?

I stopped the recording because

Yewon was doing well and all

but does the part suit her?

We decided that it doesn't.

We thought it would be a better fit for Sook

and we saw that she's great for the part.

So...

The results are important.

People are going to be listening to the single

so this part needs to be fixed.

For me, Sook really surprised me.

That vocal register is very comfortable for you.

Right.

I always did low parts.

With singing, being natural is important

and you sounded so natural at that register.

So will Yewon sing Sook's part?

Would that be better or...

- I can't do it. / - When Somi comes in...

I'm not in the first minute.

How do you listen to the first minute?

I'm in verse 1?

(She thought her dream came true)

(Good-bye again, free users)

- I can't do it. / - The choreography...

You all had your parts.

- They need to be changed. / - I did well for nothing.

I think it would be better

switching some of the parts up.

We should decide on this now.

I told you that from the beginning.

- But... / - I told you I couldn't hit that register...

- It's a difficult part. / - Nobody listened...

So we missed out on that.

You kept asking me to...

We had to believe you can do it.

- To hit those notes... / - This is it, Yewon.

The first part you got isn't an easy one.

But you got it down

because that register suits you.

We were all surprised when you recorded.

We had to keep our hopes on you

because you did so well.

I wasn't talking about that.

For now...

Yewon did her best and she's been

getting all her parts down so far.

(The trauma starts to creep up on her)

What was that? What's wrong with me?

Louder. Like before.

(She practiced diligently so she could sing again)

The entire time Yewon has been

telling me this part is too much for her.

But we kept telling her that she could do it.

I don't think this key suits me.

The teacher really has high hopes for me.

It's not too high. You can do this.

- It's okay. You can do this. / - What do I do?

I'm curious about how I'll change.

She'll be really good once she finds her confidence.

I don't want to be a burden or a disappointment

so I'm really worried.

Even now, I don't think I can do this well.

I felt like I wanted something that I shouldn't want.

I was sure my voice wouldn't suit that part.

So the thing is...

It's not whether or not you get through it.

We're all very short on time.

We have to get things done by a certain time.

We all have schedules.

It's not wrong to believe in your potential

and keep making you practice and record.

I feel bad because Yewon

mentioned all that in the beginning

but she was forced into the part.

She's been trying the hardest.

You all know.

I know how desperately she practiced.

- So I feel bad too. / - Right.

(Her bad feeling came true today)

She practiced the hardest...

Can we have a 10-minute break?

We need to talk to Yewon.

- Let's go get some air. / - Let's go outside.

Yewon, let's go out for some air.

(Sook takes Yewon outside for a moment)

(The studio is silent)

If Yewon just...

Thought of this as a variety show

and didn't try that hard

she would've been like,

"Sure, I'll change parts."

She wouldn't have cared much

but she's so innocent and pure.

She gave it her all every moment.

So that's why she's even more shocked.

Everyone here has been trying hard.

Hyungsuk and the teachers

have been working so hard.

They're trying to get us to our best condition.

I feel so bad because I didn't lie to her...

- Telling her she could hit those notes. / - Me too.

It's my job to find the better fit.

- You have no choice. / - Yes.

- To make the best sound possible. / - Right.

But...

- I bet she's sad. / - Right.

She practiced for this.

I can totally understand Yewon.

Last week, I couldn't finish recording.

I felt so foolish.

That I couldn't get through one line.

- Really? / - Yeah.

I cried at home.

- Really? / - Yeah.

(Poor Chaeyoung)

- She cried. / - From "I feel like a fish in water."

- But you got it today. / - So cute.

You did look really stressed.

That was the first time I felt major stress...

- While doing this show. / - You couldn't find water.

Yeah... So Yewon...

- Every single day... / - You're starting to tear up.

I practiced dancing

and it all seemed so difficult.

All of it.

So I didn't go to dance practice for 3 days.

All this pressure...

I just felt so foolish

that I couldn't get that one line.

I felt like I was holding up the shoot.

Don't cry.

Come here.

So that's how you felt?

I want to sing well too!

You did well today.

I'd say that was pretty good.

It's not like we could act better than you.

- Jinkyung. / - What? It didn't sound like I meant it?

Yeah.

You made that same reaction again, didn't you?

- "Wow." Like this. / - Here it is.

- You did it today. / - Yeah, that was...

- Right. / - You're at least keeping up.

This is going to be about me soon...

Why did this have to happen

right before it's my turn to record?

I don't feel so good about this now.

Hang in there.

(Sook and Yewon come back in)

My nose is all stuffy.

Yeah.

Let's pour water in your nose.

Go do that again.

I shouldn't be like this.

I understand.

(During this warm and fuzzy moment)

(Minzy, do you smell something?)

(Looks)

Do you smell a fart?

Was it you?

- I don't feel so well. / - You farted?

- Sorry. / - Geez, Jinkyung!

- Jinkyung just farted. / - Jinkyung!

Jinkyung farted!

Come on.

- No wonder! / - Don't you all fart?

It's not like I wanted to fart.

It's because I'm not feeling well.

You should've went outside to fart.

Jinkyung farted!

- In this enclosed area. / - Geez, Jinkyung.

- She's so weird. / - It's not like that...

It's from eating undercooked pork belly.

With all these people here...

- We should protect her. / - It stinks!

What was it?

- You guys are so.... / - It smells like a sewer.

Don't you fart?

Who ate two or three pieces

every time I ate one? Somi.

Every time I tried to eat some pork belly

there was no meat on the grill.

So I ended up eating undercooked meat.

- It's because of Somi? / - I became urgent.

Somi and Minzy,

you two ate so shamelessly.

It was so good.

You should've told her before eating all of it.

I was sweating while I was grilling.

It's okay, Jinkyung. Fart all you want.

(She's allowed to release gas now)

So objectively...

Yewon and I are changing parts?

- Sook... / - "When do you think I seem cool?"

Honestly, this part didn't suit me.

Sook, you wanted to be in verse 1.

(Laughing)

- She can't deny it. / - You're red now.

No... Why is this so funny?

I... I don't want to be in verse 1.

It's too much pressure.

With the dance moves too...

- For performing live. / - Yeah.

The part suits Yewon.

Yewon.

Right on point.

- High-five. / - You wanted verse 1...

Don't be like that, Yewon.

Give her a high-five.

Yewon, you have to hurry...

- I'm about to fart again. / - Jinkyung!

I ate too much undercooked meat.

- This is nuts. / - Jinkyung, go record now.

Hurry so we can move along.

My stomach is churning.

- Let's finish this today. / - Yes.

- Starting with Jinkyung. / - Let's finish today.

- Let's do this. / - Here we go.

- Okay. / - Yewon, we have to record.

- Want to get some air, Yewon? / - Hang in there.

- I need to use the bathroom first. / - Sure.

- Jinkyung... / - Gosh...

(After a bowel movement)

(She looks so bright now)

(Let's do this)

Gosh...

(Laughs)

(Giggles)

Jinkyung, is your stomach okay?

(What kind of question was that?)

- Give us good energy. / - Okay.

- Let's go! / - Let's go!

Yes, belt it out.

Okay, okay.

(Excited)

(♪ I'm crazy about how I feel now ♪)

(♪ I want to live just like today ♪)

They all knew.

All of the members.

I was so sad and hurt

but I felt better because the members knew that too.

(Yewon goes to record again)

(Her eyes are still red)

- Yewon, shall we start? / - Yes.

That was good.

That was good! Hold on...

- Let's hear it. / - We're going to hear it.

(Listening hard)

(After Somi's clear singing)

(Yewon sounds relaxed and bubbly)

(We got it)

We can use this.

But you finished too fast so let's try a few more times.

- You nailed the part just now. / - Yeah.

- Remember how you were so expressive? / - Yes.

- Let's try that again. / - Okay.

♪ When do you think I seem cool? ♪

- Try to sound... / - The part suits her.

- Different from Somi. / - Totally.

"What do you think I dream about?"

"When do you think I seem cool?"

It'd be nice if it sounded like a conversation.

Yewon, what do you think I dream about?

When do you think I seem cool?

When you sing!

- Did you just record that? / - Yewon.

- You can come out. / - That was art!

- Yes, this was... / - You can come out. Great job.

This was...

- It suits her. / - I think I finished too fast.

- You were great. / - You came out so fast.

Yeah, I finished so fast.

- No, you did a great job. / - You were great.

That part is for her.

- That was so you. / - Yeah.

I relate to her.

2 minutes left.

(They seem strangely nervous)

Did it start?

- It started! / - So many people.

Let's greet them.

- Hello! / - Hi.

Yeah, Cairo rap god.

I like sphinx.

Jinyoung! Jinyoung!

(They connect with the fans directly)

(Unnies live camera feed!)

(The Unnies want to connect with their fans!)

- Hello! / - Hello!

(Sideway?)

- This is our first time doing this, right? / - Yeah.

Our first time doing this as a group.

This is the set of Sister's Slam Dunk.

How does this work?

How will this look on screen?

- Let's see. / - The question...

Let's see.

The question...

- Turn the screen. / - Like this.

- Turn it like this. / - So like this?

- There. / - It's working?

Such a simple solution.

Jinyoung, they're saying to act cute.

- Act cute for them. / - Unnies! You guys!

(I want to see Mr. Serious dance)

He's dancing again!

Who's the tallest?

She's so long.

Wow...

(We'll try our best as rookie singers)

- Hello. / - Hello.

Shoot, shoot, shoot! We're the Unnies.

Hello.

The situation is very serious for us now.

I'd like to declare to you all

that we're in an emergency situation now.

Yes.

We wanted to reveal our accommodation

to you all today.

But the shoot went on for a long time

so we couldn't make it there.

This is a SS. How should I say this?

- A street shoot. / - Not the studio.

We're sitting on the street now.

I bet you're all curious about

what we bring to the accommodation.

So we'll look at everyone's

"it" item in their bags.

- Alright! / - That's right!

Why do you pack so many snacks?

My favorite sweet snack.

(A week's worth of snacks for only a day)

(She laughs from taking so many out)

You said you were dieting.

You brought so much.

This is my luggage.

I think I only brought books.

All for show.

This is for show.

And this is my favorite these days.

I love...

???

I love this.

Is that really your book?

I bring a lot of books with me to read.

- They look brand new. / - Pardon?

Let me show you this book.

It looks totally unread.

It's so clean.

Next...

- What's this? / - What is it?

Cream and plastic wrap.

I eat this after meals.

- This. / - Nose cleaner.

A foot massage wand.

You're just spending the night.

- A foot massage wand? / - Yewon's so busy.

She has so much to do.

I'll sleep when I'm dead.

Next is Chaeyoung's bag.

She'll open it now.

Hold on. This seems like you planted it.

- This. / - Oh, that.

I thought it would be fun if we wore these.

I like stuff like this.

- Mom? / - Let's dress our Somi.

Somi, you're going to study in this.

Please!

Enough!

(Perfect stage outfits for Minzy and Somi?)

Let me do something for the camera!

- Really? / - For real?

(This is for all the fans of the show)

She's Superman.

Somi...

- You're really good. / - You're good at that.

200,000 viewers right now.

200,000 people are watching us.

(Let's get to 300,000 then!)

(The fans can make the impossible possible)

We're over 200,000!

We're over 200,000. A round of applause.

Let's all clap.

Pardon?

- Pardon? / - It's 20,000.

Oh, I'm sorry. It's 20,000.

20,000? Let's get to 30,000!

30,000...

(Jinkyung suddenly goes somewhere)

(It's time for me to shine and get to 30,000!)

(20,000 people are watching)

(The number of viewers don't change much)

- We'll help. / - You can do this, Jinkyung.

I don't think I can.

Jinkyung.

Jinkyung.

- Roll. / - Roll.

(It must be contagious)

(She's supposed to be good at playing this)

It doesn't work?

Are you playing it?

(I wanted to show people how good I am at this)

- Gosh! / - The chicken is here!

Chicken?

The chicken is here.

(I'll show you what I'm really good at)

Sorry, but please talk more...

(We're always pretty when we eat)

- This is so good. / - It's good. What else?

They're asking for a body wave as you eat chicken.

It's the chicken wave.

Chicken...

I thought we were going to eat like a girl group...

It's zero calories as long as you enjoy it.

(Nom)

(They forget about the shoot and chow down)

We have so many people watching

from countries all around the world

so I'd like to thank you all again.

- Say something in English. / - Very, very thank you.

Israel. I love, Israel.

- China. / - China.

(Looks like they can't be a global girl group)

Bye!

I love you.

(The shoot ends quickly)

It felt long yet short.

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Attention - Charlie Puth -「Nightcore」 Mix ( Lyrics) ( EngSub) - Duration: 2:33.

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An Australian permanent resident. What does it mean? - Duration: 7:29.

An Australian permanent resident.

What does it mean

Being a permanent resident in Australia.

Permanent residency.

PR!

What does it all mean, especially if it's now become harder to become an Australian

Citizen since the changes to Citizenship regulations in April 2017?

Australian Permanent Residency Most of Down Under Visa's Filipina visa applicants

apply for partner visas, of course.

And Australian partner visas are that little bit different in that they have a temporary

visa stage.

Only in certain circumstances of long-term relationships will the Department (DIBP) bypass

the temporary visa stage (Subclass 820 or Subclass 309) and grant a permanent visa (Subclass

801 or Subclasss 100) with no temporary stage.

The difference though is that there is very little difference practically between a temporary

partner visa and a permanent partner visa.

The issue for many right now is facing the uncertainty of what may happen with Australian

Citizenship and their ability to apply for Australian Citizenship.

PM Turnbull (in his infinite wisdom and far-reaching vision) has decided it's in the national

interest to make migrants to Australia wait longer and to work harder to get Australian

Citizenship by Grant.

What happens if you can't pass the English test?

What if you can't pass the Citizenship test?

What if they deem you haven't assimilated well enough into the Australian community?

What does it mean if you remain a permanent resident at least for a while?

Any disadvantages to permanent residency?

Not that many, actually.

There are plenty of people from the Philippines and other countries living in Australia…..permanently…..without

taking the oath of Citizenship.

They remain in Australia and they may in fact live the rest of their lives in Australia

without a problem.

Some have personal reasons for doing this, and of course some will no doubt procrastinate

and put it off for years always thinking "Yes, I must do that!"

Others?

Well, some countries don't allow dual citizenship!

If you are, for example, a Malaysian citizen?

If you take Australian citizenship, then you lose your Malaysian citizenship.

If a US citizen becomes naturalised (a strange term for Citizenship by Grant) in Australia

they will lose their US citizenship.

Not too many people are prepared to do that.

Filipinos, though, may obtain dual citizenship.

I'll explain a technicality*, but it can be done and you can remain a fully fledged

Filipina/Filipino as well as being an Aussie afterwards.

So that isn't a problem.

*Technically you lose your Filipino Citizenship when you acquire Australian Citizenship, however

you may regain this by swearing an Oath of Allegiance at the nearest Philippines Embassy

or Consulate or Bureau of Immigration office in the Philippines.

It takes you about 5 minutes.

Disadvantages You can't vote: You decide for yourself

if you see this as a serious disadvantage, especially in light of some of the politicians

bizarre decisions lately!

You can't become a politician: As above!

You can't join the Australian defense forces: A disadvantage to a select few, I would think.

You can't have an Australian passport: Having an Australian passport can be a definite advantage.

There are many countries that will allow Australian citizens to enter freely but won't extend

the same welcome to a Filipino citizen.

You need to decide for yourselves if this is something that matters a great deal to

you.

Can be deported under some circumstances: In the Philippines you can be deported and

declared persona non grata (an unwelcome person) for a variety of reasons, however in Australia

there have only been a handful of cases where this has happened.

You could be deported if: • You are convicted of certain serious crimes

and have been jailed for these serious crimes • You are considered to be a threat to the

security of Australia, eg a terrorist.

You don't have the same unrestricted travel as a Citizen does: An Australian Citizen may

come and go from Australia as they please, and may do so for the rest of their lives.

You may leave Australia and come back 20 years later.

No problems.

A permanent resident?

You are issued with a Resident Return Visa when your permanent visa is granted, and this

lasts for five years only!

If you spend less than two of those five years inside Australia, you will need to explain

and justify why you should get another one.

I'll explain this in a further article.

Note that you don't lose your permanent resident status in Australia.

You can however lose the right to return if you're not careful.

A very important point.

Emotional reasons: If you feel Australia is your home, then you will want to take the

plunge.

And good on you for that!

Do everything you can to achieve your dream, and don't ever let politically-motivated

decisions of the elected leaders in Canberra make you feel unwelcome.

But if it takes you some time, you will be no less a valued member of Australian society

as

you are right now.

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What's Inside These Rocks? - Duration: 3:04.

Hi there!

You're just in time!

Squeaks and I are hoping to discover some amazing things today!

We have three rocks that we think are geodes!

Have you ever seen one?

Geodes are rocks that look like regular rocks on the outside, but inside they're filled

with beautiful crystals!

Finding one is exciting because it can take geodes thousands or even millions of years

to form.

They start out as rocks that form with empty spaces in them.

Sometimes there's an empty space because of bubbles of gas inside the rock, especially

if the rock comes from a volcano.

Other times, there used to be something like a tree root inside the rock, but it broke

down over time and left an opening in the rock.

Then, water from rain or rivers can get into that empty space, and over time, the water

leaves behind minerals.

A mineral is a kind of natural material that isn't alive — like a crystal!

There are tiny bits of minerals in water, and those little pieces get left behind as

water flows through the empty space in the rock.

And if that happens enough over a very long time, the minerals start to build onto each

other and form crystals.

So the bigger the crystals inside a geode, the older the geode is.

Our geodes look pretty small, so if there are crystals in them, they're probably small.

What do you think, Squeaks?

You're right, there's only one way to find out!

Let's break these open!

If you want to try this at home, you can collect geodes from certain places where there are

lots of them, called geode beds.

Or you can buy special kits with geodes in them

Once you have your geodes, make sure you have a grownup to help you break them open.

You'll need a sock, a hammer, safety glasses or goggles, and a safe place to break open

your geodes.

Squeaks and I are going to go outside and break ours open on the sidewalk.

Be patient with this part if you're doing it at home.

Because it might take a little while.

Ready, Squeaks?

Let's go outside.

First, put on your safety glasses.

We're going to leave ours like this so you can see it break open

You'll want to hit the geode with the pointed back part of the hammer so that you break

the rock in half instead of just smashing it to bits.

It might take a few small hits.

There it goes!

Is it a geode?

Ooh look there they are!

You can see the crystals inside have formed

Let's smash the other ones and see what's inside!

These have bigger crystals, so this geode must have been able to collect minerals longer

than the other ones.

Alright let's try this last one

I'm going to use the flat side of the hammer and see what happens

Oh man, it smashed it to bits!

So if you're going to use the flat side, be careful

Where should we put our pretty new geodes, Squeaks?

Yeah, good idea.

They look good there.

Thanks for learning about geodes with us!

We want to also thank Google Making Science for helping us make this video about these

awesome rock formations.

If you break open your own geodes, send us a picture at kids@scishow.com

Thanks and we'll see you next time.

Here at the fort!

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What's next for lifeguards and our beaches after lawmakers fail to extend protective law - Duration: 1:50.

TIME HAS RUN OUT FOR STATE

LAWMAKERS TO EXTEND LEGAL

PROTECTIONS FOR

LIMBO.

WE'VE BEEN FOLLOWING THIS STORY

FOR WEEKS...

AND ALEXANDER ZANNES JOINS US

WITH HOW THIS

ALEXANDER:

LIFEGUARDS ARE PROTECTED FROM

BEING SUED FOR MOST ACTIONS

ALEXANDER:

I WAS THERE TONIGHT AS OAHU

LIFEGUARDS LEARNED THE LEGAL

PROTECTIONS THEY'VE

THIS AFTERNOON, THEY WERE WAVING

SIGNS ON

ALA MOANA BOULEVARD -- HOPING

PEOPLE WOULD

NO EXTENTION TO THE LAW.

WANTED.

TAXPAYERS WOULD BE LEFT FOOTING

HUGE BILLS

TO PROTECT LIFEGUARDS IN COURT.

repercussions later is what

we're worried about

ALEXANDER:

GENERAL TO DEFEND COUNTY

LIFEGUARDS ON

BEACHES LIKE ALA MOANA AND

SANDYS, COULD FACE

A POTENTIAL LAWSUIT FOR SAVING

SOMEONE'S LIFE.

ALEXANDER:

CONTRACT.

FORWARD, AND I WAS TOLD IT

POSSIBLY COULD,

BUT IT'S TOO EARLY TO TELL HOW.

ALEXANDER

ZANNES KHON 2 NEWS.

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What 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' Teaches Us About Filmmaking - Duration: 20:25.

Hello cinephiles!

It's time for another installment of What I Learned From Watching.

Today, we take a look at the film you voted for—the classic comedy by the Silly Six,

the British Buffoons, the Preposterous Pythons-

"Get on with it!"

"Yes! Get on with it!"

"Yes! Get on with it!"

You know what it is, you saw the title.

Join me as I take a look at what Monty Python and the Holy Grail teaches us about filmmaking…

Monty Python's first attempt at a feature-length film was And Now for Something Completely Different,

directed by Ian MacNaughton in 1971.

In spite of the title, the film was not very different from the television series at all.

It was made up of reshot sketches from the first two seasons of Monty Python's Flying Circus

including such classics as The Lumberjack Song, Nudge Nudge, and Dead Parrot,

to name a few (Wiki).

And Now for Something Completely Different was meant to bring Monty Python's fame to

America, which it was unsuccessful in doing.

This is probably why they chose the title Monty Python and the Holy Grail seeing as

the title And Now for Something Completely Different doesn't advertise the famous group (Larsen).

It wasn't until the group was between the third and fourth seasons of Flying Circus

in 1974 that they decided to make an attempt at a real feature film made up entirely from

new material (Wiki).

John Cleese: "We went away and wrote bits and came back and put them together into a first-draft.

This is probably fifteen months ago, I think.

Not more than ten or fifteen percent still remains.

And then we sort of went on playing with it and got it into one shape, and in that shape,

half of it was medieval and half of it was modern."

It was fascinating to learn that there wasn't any adlibbing in the film.

Every line was scripted and rehearsed beforehand.

In the original draft of the screenplay— that switched back and forth between King

Arthur's story and the 20th Century—the Holy Grail was eventually found at Harrods—a

departments store—at their "Holy Grail Counter."

John Cleese: "The very first draft of the script, ninety percent of it was thrown out.

Ninety percent.

By the time it got to the fourth draft, it bore no resemblance to the first."

After the new screenplay was finished, most of the rewrite was completed by Michael Palin

and Terry Jones and the final screenplay was finished on March 15th, 1974 (Larsen).

The germ of the idea started from a sketch that Michael Palin and Terry Jones had written

involving the bit about the swallow and King Arthur (Tribeca Film Festival).

This was also the first scene they shot (Commentary).

They liked the concept of using the King Arthur and the Holy Grail story because there was

basic legend they could parody and so they could stay along this basic path and deviate

however much they wanted (Tribeca Film Festival).

So, what can we learn?

Number one: First Feature Directing

The film was directed by Python members Terry Jones and the American, Terry Gilliam.

Of course, Gilliam would go on to become one of this era's most imaginative directors.

When the group was working on And Now For Something Completely Different, the two Terrys

thought they could do a better job than director Ian MacNaughton was doing.

So, when they began to work on Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the two Terrys threw their

hats into the ring despite neither of them having any

experience directing a feature film (Gilliam 155).

"How do two people who have never directed a film before in their lives direct a film?"

Terry Gilliam: "Well, I don't know.

We're really learning as we do it.

That's what's nice, we've been given a whole feature film to learn how to make

films on."

"Where's the other Terry now?"

Terry Gilliam: "He's directing.

He's directing the film… we do tag-team directing.

When he finishes that, he'll come out here and exhaustively tap me on the shoulder and

I'll rush into action and away we'll go."

Having two filmmakers directing their first feature together was beneficial at times.

The ability to split the directing duties allowed for the two Terrys to keep from collapsing

under the burden of directing a feature film for an already famous comedy group.

In his autobiography titled Giliamesque, Terry Gilliam writes:

"One particular crisis while shooting Monty Python and the Holy Grail came when we had

to dig a hole to get the camera in the right place to film for a special effects shot that

involved animals being thrown over the battlements.

The others didn't understand the importance of having to kneel uncomfortably, aligning

them beneath the level of parapet so later I could get a clean matte, and the heated

debate which ensued culminated in me proclaiming, 'You wrote this sketch and I'm just trying

to make it work!'

Then I stomped off in high dudgeon to lie down in the tall grass.

At this point it was a good job that we had two directors, as it meant the other Terry

could take over while I quietly processed the realization that perhaps I didn't want

to direct Monty Python films any more" (Gilliam 159).

Terry Jones: "Well, Terry Gilliam and I took it in turns to- every other day we did

the show- directing."

Terry Gilliam: "Yeah, I mean, we were doing all of the work and they were doing all of

the complaining basically is what was going on."

Terry Jones: "Yeah, well it's a dogs-body job actually directing think.

You really just got to organize things and work out what you're doing in the morning

and it's a very thankless task."

Of course the drawback of having two directors is having two different minds with different

visions and equal influence over the film.

There were many disagreements between the two Terrys—Gilliam thought Jones was choosing

takes during the editing process based on the memory of which takes seemed to work on

the day rather than objectively looking at the takes in the editing room.

Gilliam confessed that he and editor John Hackney would switch out the shots late at

night without Jones' knowledge (Gilliam 160).

There were also multiple occasions where the two Terrys had disagreements on whether or

not a shot was ruined by lighting issues.

"Cut it."

"Cut."

"Cut."

The two Terrys are members of Monty Python and contributed to the screenplay as well

as acting in the film.

Being on the same level as the other Python members and suddenly raised up to the task

of directing this film gave them a kind of authority over the group that no one was used to.

Because of this, their authority was not always recognized and the fact that they were inexperienced

in the job of directing further intensified this sentiment.

Gilliam writes:

"It was inevitable that the rest of the group would have some difficulty coping with

the idea of Terry J. and I having any kind of authority over them.

But the speed with which the 'them against us' divide opened up took us both by surprise" (Gilliam 155).

Terry Gilliam: "Keep going, do it once again.

John, really move your head around from the beginning.

Start again."

John Cleese: "Jesus Chris!

How much do you think I could move it here, Terry?"

Terry Gilliam: "I know but just…

Keep going."

"We weren't even that bossy, but someone's got to tell people where to stand, and in

which direction to point the camera.

Graham was the worst, because he and Ian [MacNaughton] had been drinking partners.

He used to get really pissed at night and be incredibly brutal:

'Why isn't Ian directing this thing?

Ian was great, but this is in shambles…'" (Gilliam 155).

John Cleese: "I mean, there's never been any mutual respect within the Python group

at all as you probably know, but we're withholding a lot of the criticism that we would normally

be making."

Gilliam addressed this in his auto-biography.

He writes:

"I think I'd also started to suspect that comedy wasn't of quite such paramount importance

to me as it was to the others.

I thought it was just as important to get the mud and the squalor of the setting right,

so an exchange like

"Must be a king."

"Why?"

"He hasn't got shit all over him."

could really resonate.

As far as I was concerned, if we hadn't managed to make something coherently real

and gritty feel to it, we'd have been left with just a collection of sketches" (Gilliam 161).

This makes sense, there needs to be some kind of legitimacy to the mise-en-scene for the

humor to work properly.

And considering how low the budget was, it is amazing some of the detail they were able to get.

In the commentary, Gilliam points out how great the characters look in this scene.

The look of the people is giving the world character.

Look how the baker is covered in flour and this guy looks like he's in the middle of shaving.

There was even a gag where Michael Palin, as one of the villagers, had to crawl across

the ground and eat some mud.

The mud was specially made and Palin had to do it over and over and they ended up cutting

it from the film (Commentary).

Number two, Comedy's influence on film form.

Gilliam had said that, in hindsight, they shouldn't have shot so wide in this scene,

and wishes that he had shot some close-ups.

He points out that they shot it similarly to how they'd shoot the television show—

more or less like theater.

The actors play out the scene in real-time with more than one camera setup so they could

switch between the angles.

Gilliam said that, when it comes to comedy, the theory is that if you can see all of the

faces at the same time, it's funnier (Commentary).

I guess the aim of the production was to, for the most part, deviate from the "collection

of sketches" that they would do on the show and instead, employ cinematic techniques to

make something more cohesive.

Making a comedy that isn't grounded in reality affords some great opportunities to play with

film form for comedic effect.

We have become very accustomed to comedies nowadays relying pretty much solely on dialogue

to create humor, but this is really only utilizing one tool that can be used.

Of course, Monty Python and the Holy Grail is loaded with witty dialogue,

"Ni! Ni! Ni!"

but it also finds humor in how films are constructed.

For example, in this part where Sir Lancelot is running towards the castle, they are juxtaposing

shots of the castle guards looking off in the distance with the same shot of Lancelot

running over and over again.

Because of the way an audience member's mind works, they are able to play with our

expectation by cutting from a repeating shot to shots of time passing.

It almost tricks us into thinking that, because Lancelot is so far away, he isn't making

very much progress toward the castle in the short amount of time we see him.

We begin to realize something isn't right and suddenly all of our spatial awareness

is destroyed when Lancelot suddenly reaches the castle.

A side note: this shot was actually a pickup shot after principle photography ended and

it was filmed in England and not in Scotland like nearly all of the film.

They had shot the clip of Lancelot running toward the castle in Scotland during the shooting

of the film, but they didn't liked the way John Cleese was running—too silly apparently (Larsen).

Another example is how occasionally past or future scenes will interrupt and comment on

current scenes,

"At least ours was better visually."

"Well, at least ours was committed.

It wasn't just a string of pussy jokes."

"Oh, I am enjoying this scene!"

"Get on with it!"

(Sigh)

or we'll see the present day, or characters will refer to something that happened in the

film by its scene number.

"Look!

There's the old man from Scene-24!"

"What is he doing here?"

All of this purposefully takes us out of the diegesis of the film in order to find absurdity

in what the film actually is—it's not just a story, but it is a movie made by people

we already know.

Terry Gilliam as himself actually dies while making the animation for the film in the film,

but more on this later.

Considering all of the period films that had been made leading up to 1975, the film clearly

parodies the style of what cinema history expects from a period piece.

It is also possible that there are direct filmic references.

Of course Ingmar Bergman is in there, but in a book titled, A Book about the Film Monty

Python and the Holy Grail: All the References from African Swallows to Zoot, a connection

is drawn between the beginning of the film and the beginning of Akira Kurosawa's Throne

of Blood which played in London throughout the 60s and 70s (Larsen).

You be the judge.

Some of my favorite bits in the film are what we'll call "time-wasting jokes."

"Make sure the Prince doesn't leave this room until I come and get him."

"Not to leave the room, even if you come and get him."

"No, no.

UNTIL I come and get him."

"Until you come and get him, we're not to enter the room."

The humor in this scene isn't just derived from the confusion of the guard, but in subverting

the rules of cinema.

One of the biggest don'ts in the school of cinema are scenes that don't further

the plot or build character.

In movies, time is precious and things that waste it are avoided or cut out.

It's why you'll probably never see a serious movie where someone is told to turn on the

news and have to sit through a commercial before the relevant information comes on the television.

"And imagine the impact if that had come on right when we turned on the TV!"

Another example of this is the Holy Hand Grenade scene.

"Three shall be the number thou shalt count and the number of the counting shall be three.

Four shall thou not count, neither count thou two excepting that thou then proceed to three."

These scenes also work wonders for the budget because you can just let the camera roll without

needing special effects, big coordinated scenes, or sight gags and it's still funny.

"Five, is right out!"

According to John Cleese, this was the humor style of Terry Jones and Michael Palin (Dick Cavett).

While writing the show, the Python members would break into pairs.

Terry Jones and Michael Palin's sketches would often set up a dramatic scene only to

get side tracked by an argument about misplacing a hammer or something like that.

This concept also helps slow the pace down a bit.

In the commentary, it is mentioned that one of the issues they had were too many jokes

too fast, which would fatigue the audience.

This way, they can slow it down while keeping the humor going and there isn't really a

chance of missing a joke because it's, in essence, one joke.

The budget of the film was quite low— only 229,575 British Pounds.

That would be around 1.7 million Pounds today or 2.1 million US Dollars.

The film was pretty much entirely financed by popular musicians in England like

George Harrison, Elton John and the members of Pink Floyd and Led Zepplin.

You see, in 1975, the taxes on the rich in England were extremely high, so these musicians

could keep more of their money by taking tax losses (Commentary).

And, of course, the film ended up being a huge success.

But, because they had so little money to work with, the group had to make some creative

decisions with the budget.

You can even see some of these decisions at the very beginning of the film.

They couldn't afford an opening credit sequence, so they substituted a hilarious bit around

Swedish subtitles—extremely cheap.

Of course this bit is a joke, but apparently, Swedish doesn't actually use the O with

a slash through it (Larsen).

Also, a side note: in Sweden the movie was titled Monty Python's Crazy World (Larsen).

The parts with the book were there to keep the cost down, and, of course, the coconuts—

they couldn't afford horses, so they had to invent one of the greatest visual gags in the history

of cinema.

One of the funnier budget stories involves the rabbit.

They actually borrowed this rabbit from a woman and they weren't supposed to get it

dirty, so they had to have someone keep her busy with something else while they lathered

the rabbit with fake blood.

And apparently the woman got pretty upset (Commentary).

Perhaps the most prevalent cost-cutting measure was something the Python gang was quite used

to and would have done even if they had a bigger budget and that is having the Python

members (and others) playing multiple roles.

This gives the Python gang more opportunity to create comedy with different characterizations,

but it sets a precedent for the film: that verisimilitude is off the table and they are

not trying to fool you into accepting the reality of the film.

The group can (and will) do whatever they want, no matter how absurd.

Sometimes the Python members play multiple parts even in the same scene.

And the Python members weren't the only ones playing multiple parts in the film.

John Cleese: "I remember the last day, but one of the movie, being driven to the location

and I said to the driver, I said, 'you've managed to sneak into a couple of scenes haven't you?

How many have you actually been in?' and he said, 'I've played eleven parts so far.'

And he was aiming to get it up to fifteen by the end of the movie.

If the driver's playing fifteen, we're working pretty hard."

The absurdity of the film was perfect for first time directors with a low budget because

it really doesn't matter if you screw things up.

Very close to the start of production, the National Trust denied them the ability to

shoot in any of the castles they had scouted.

A similar thing happened when they were denied permission to shoot at Edinburgh Castle for

episode 38 of Monty Python's Flying Circus for a segment called "Kamikaze Highlanders" (Larsen).

They ended up using Norwich Castle.

For Holy Grail, they had to shoot all of the castle scenes at one privately owned castle

called Doune Castle (Tribeca Film Festival).

This was the castle that was surrounded by water.

So, when they wanted to show a different castle in the distance, they used a flat 12-foot

cutout of a castle (Commentary).

Gilliam's character even mentions that it's fake in the movie.

"It's only a model."

"Shhh."

The film ends in the unique way it does largely due to the production running out of money.

King Arthur's army was made up of the entire crew and their children.

They didn't have enough costumes, so they positioned the costumed people in the front.

This was shot in a different location and they intercut with the shots of the castle.

When the police show up the extras were students from Sterling University (Commentary).

Number three, Animation.

John Cleese: "Two or three of us are very verbal.

I'm fairly verbal, Eric is even more verbal than I am, and then we have an American who

can hardly speak who is almost completely visual.

If he wants anything, he has to draw a picture of it."

Dick Cavett: "Who is that?"

John Cleese: "Terry Gilliam.

Terry talks like that, yeah."

The animation in Monty Python's Flying Circus sort of serves a different purpose than the

animation in Holy Grail as Gilliam points out:

"In the TV series, the squishing foot from the Bronzino painting almost became a

cue to cut back and forth between the unconscious mind and the world of physical reality.

The disruptive interventions I make on screen in Monty Python and the Holy Grail – via

the Beast of Aarrgh, or as Patsy, pointing out to others that Camelot is only a model

when they're still trying to play it straight – probably stemmed less from any counter-cultural

or surrealist ideology than from my status as the member of the group most responsible

for ensuring that what we were filming made sense on a physical level.

It was just a way of solving problems.

We only ended up doing that ridiculous thing with the cut-out because we got banished from

the real castle, so come on, let's comment on it and admit it's only a model" (Gilliam 156).

Terry Gilliam – who was responsible for the animations in the TV show as well as the

film—got his inspiration for the animations in Holy Grail from a book of drawings in the

margins of medieval manuscripts.

Presumably monks in medieval times got as bored as we do and would occasionally doodle

in the margins like we might during a long lecture (Gilliam 157).

A book historian at Leiden University in Holland named Erik Kwakkel has been searching for

medieval doodles and sharing his findings.

A lot of these drawings are really fascinating and you can see more on Erik's tumblr page,

which you can find a link to in the description.

Gilliam based the weird creatures like the Black Beast on what he calls "non-descripts,"

– pretty much bizarre imaginary animals –

found in the margins of these medieval texts (Gilliam 157).

The Black Beast was also a cost-saving concept and the animator in the film—played by Gilliam

himself—dies of a heart attack simply because they had written themselves into a corner

and needed to move on (Gilliam 157).

God, in the film, was portrayed entirely in animation using a photo of a famous British

cricket player named W.G. Grace (Commentary).

That's quite a beard, isn't it?

But aside from the humor and the low cost, the animation served a much more important purpose.

Terry Gilliam: "I don't know if ultimately, in the end on a film like this, they add to

that overall texture that you feel, by the time you've walked out of the film, you've

been part of this much more complete world."

I would say that this is indeed what it does for the film.

The animation is one of several attributes that are uniquely Monty Python and without

it, the film wouldn't feel quite right.

I'd say it's very much like James Bond's action set-piece openings, opening credit sequences,

theme music, gadgets, etc.

There is an interesting opportunity to set up certain expectations that keep audiences

coming back to the franchise and you feel more like you've been transported to a unique

and somewhat familiar world.

There is also this sense of pure creativity in Gilliam's animations.

The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, New York, has these little stations where

you can use cutouts to make simple animations.

Here is a short animation I made there.

There is something very interesting in beginning, not a planning stage, but the actual execution

of an animation without any idea where you'll end up.

You can also see I accidentally photographed my hand in some of the frames—those mistakes

can't be easily fixed, so it also sort of teaches you how to keep the creative expression

going without over-thinking it too much.

Which, I must admit, is kind of funny for me to say in a video that has

taken so long for me to finish.

Because of Gilliam's style in the animation, this cohesive world easily made the jump outside

of the films themselves to the posters and other marketing materials.

The look of the illustrations as well as the jokes on the posters perfectly tease the world

of Monty Python without the need to show a single frame of the film.

Of course there is the Ben Hur joke, but they almost had a tagline that was a parody of

George Lucas' American Graffiti.

American Graffiti had the marketing slogan: "Where were you in '62?" and Holy Grail's

producer suggested, "Where were you in 1282?" as a tagline (Larsen).

As you've probably heard, Terry Jones has sadly been struggling with Frontotemporal

Dementia, which has taken his ability to speak.

I can't imagine how difficult this must be for Jones, his family, and his friends.

I want to thank him and the rest of the pythons for cracking me up ever since I was a kid

and making me laugh throughout the entire process of making this video.

And thank you for watching!

A special thanks to my patrons who suggested this video.

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CEO FOR A MONTH !? What an opportunity! - Duration: 6:30.

I just woke up I'm making some eggs and

some bread and hopefully I won't burn

any of it today but okay yesterday so

I'm hopeful I'm hopeful I'm also doing

something weird like this is like the

leftovers from yesterday and I'm trying

to put that underneath my eggs this

thing was amazing I forgot to record one

inch of the first bite I wanted to make

bacon sort of montage thing I forgot all

about it once I tasted this so sorry

about that but I definitely can

recommend this I wish I knew what it was

but yeah I have some really exciting

news and I'm sort of like blowing

everything away today to tell you guys

about this because I'm gonna I'm gonna

this will all make sense in a moment I

applied to be CEO for a month a while

back and I was really hoping something

would come of it but also I was really

afraid of hoping too much for it so I

really didn't tell anyone about it but

now I've been selected I'm gonna this is

the video that they sent me okay so what

she basically just said is that I am one

of 324 people whose remaining in the

programs like I passed to the next stage

and it's like now it's like so close

like almost there but there's still so

much work that needs to be done so right

now I'm sitting here this is sort of

like a video interview where I have to

revise all of these questions it's not

super clear on whether or not I can do

it in English or Danish but seeing as

the intro video is in Danish I assume

that I should do it in Danish so I mean

fingers crossed but honestly how

exciting would it be if I got to be CEO

for a company for an entire month

it would be so so crazy the amount of

stuff I would get to learn

like the experience and like it would

just it would just mean the world to me

that would be so amazing I'm like really

crush your fingers like ever once I'm

hoping I am so hopeful

Vidia I will scratch all other plans

like maybe we'll have some time to buy

stones later on but right now this is

priority number one like without a doubt

like scratch all the other ideas for a

video today I have to do this I really

hope you guys are as excited for this as

I am

I realize that is almost impossible but

like it would be so damn cool and of

course we're bringing guys on the trip

as well I mean I don't know how much

time I would actually have to record

videos and of course the actual CEO job

would come in first but I'm sure that I

could push in some like even if it had

to be live videos and just like ten

minutes live videos but I would

definitely still spend my breaks on that

so hopefully hopefully hopefully and I'm

just I'm just blown away by the sheer

like professional look of everything so

far if like I've seen a lot of people

who's already gone through it who was

selected to be the CEO for an entire

month and they all just like I mean they

just they're so so relaxed and

comfortable and they just they just know

how to to interact with an audience it's

just is so nice to see and I realize

that's probably not in the curriculum

but like being able to do that says so

much about a person in relevance to like

knowing what you're talking about and

knowing what you don't know anything

about and like knowing when to ask

questions and like all of this comes

from a strong point inside yourself

where you have the confidence to ask

that question to be the person that says

I don't understand that will you please

explain it and it's just so inspiring

and so all I'm so so so excited I'm

gonna reply to all of these now and then

I'll get back to you guys hang on

well I guess that's it and I think it

went okay actually it was a really

interesting type of interview it was

really nice for a youtuber to be able to

hand in videos but I don't think it was

super comfortable for other people to

sort of be sitting there in front of the

camera trying to do something that

you're not comfortable with but somehow

I think that's a positive as well

actually so all in all a really great

experience fingers crossed I really hope

I get it I mean they had some pretty

tough questions but I think I answered

them in a moderately intelligent way I

don't even know what to even say but

yeah I have to how about my roommate now

she needs to go to some I don't really

even know what it is but I promised I

would help her so we're gonna go and do

that now

whoo and we made it I think I helped her

like it was supposed to do say one thing

and then it was two things a little

sweet things and I was taking like about

an hour but it's really okay I mean I

finished the interview I didn't have too

much else to do today and yeah it's okay

I mean it is kind of my my designated

drone time that I lost but hey we can

just go trolling some other name and

like right now I'm still a little bit

afraid that it will drop and we broke in

the second time I fly it which hopefully

will not be the case

I bought some orange juice because

apparently I drink two bottles a day now

but I do feel like it helps so I mean

it's okay I'm okay with buying a lot of

orange juice it's better than solder and

everything this will feel a little bit

ashamed like when I come back to the

same store and buy two more the exact

next day well and next Lucas and I are

gonna play some leek now so I think I'm

gonna sign up for today guys thank you

so very much for watching I really hope

you guys enjoy it and if you have any

questions then put in the comment down

below and I'm of course gonna keep you

guys updated I'm on everything with the

CEO things but I really don't think I'm

gonna know much in the near future maybe

in a couple of weeks but yeah fingers

crossed and I'll see you guys tomorrow

take care

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WHAT'S YOUR EXCUSE ??! - Duration: 0:32.

Yo!

I'm celebrating my 60th birthday...

...and I don't feel a day over 59!

What's your excuse?

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HYPE Pillow Talk Episode 5 - Interview with DUBVISION - Duration: 7:16.

How is it working with your own brother travelling around the world?

I have two sisters

I love them to death

but we could have ended up killing each other

That's for sure

Yeah it's always nice

to have someone

with you

especially with your own brother we know each other for all of our life

So the three of you are DJs', all the siblings

That's super cool

Our parents didn't do anything with music

so it's a miracle that we all turned out doing music.

Yes. You all started learning piano since you were little right

I didn't really like piano lesson

but my fav thing was when you get to improvise

and make your own stuff

and then you got to show it to the rest of the class

That was the most fun time for me

. And decided to like start working on electronic music.

. I was so young I wasn't able to go to any clubs

And Steve at that age already started going to clubs and going out

At certain point I got better and better

he noticed it and he was like ok sounds cool

but maybe you should do this or that and then from there our we started working

more together and Steve started learning how to produce as well

And at some point yeah, we have some tracks and we started Dubvision.

Basically it's in a nut shell

Did you guys fight a lot when you little?

I used to fight, but not with him no.

I will always like stay away. I just gonna chill here and make some music

Right, the challenge is, How Well Do You Know Your Brother

. I'm gonna read it fast

and you guys have to answer either Me or Him at the same time

Something like that

Who's the most creative in making music?

That's a hard question

he

him

Who got a lot in trouble?

Me

Who got involved with more girls?

Him

Who drools in their sleep?

Me

Who is the better dancer?

He

Yeah we love each other to death. Till death do us part

Till death do us part

What if, there's other DJ ask each one of you to make a duo. Who would like that person to be?

Calvin Harris

You wanna to have Calvin Harris, ok

Yeah, that would be nice

I guess Daft Punk

Aren't we all?

I wanna join as well

If there's any one music instrument that you wish you could master

that you want to learn, what would that be?

Guitar

Guitar. I don't know how to play it but I think it's an amazing instrument. Together with piano those are my favorite instrument.

Then maybe you could start learning ukulele

Ukulele

It's smaller and easier, you could bring it during your tour

Maybe it could be a new hype

Favorite thing about living in Netherland. For me it's my home country, so when I travel

For me too

No, you're from Kenya

I like travelling a lot, but coming back home

is the structure, the family, the friends you know.

. I think where we live is a very nice neighborhood, close to the beach you know

We have friends there, my friends there, you don't

All of my friends live in different city. I used to study in Utrecth

There

Oh yeah there

Because he lived in Den Haag, I always went to his house where the studio was and I slept on the couch and my back started to hurt

You poor thing

It's a very very comfortable couch.

What do you do during your rest and relax time?

Like this period of the year usually is the studio time for us

But other than that we like to

Prepare for Miami. Miami Winter Music Conference. And his birthday

Oh when?

23rd February

My youngest sister as well

no kidding right?

My youngest sister is on the 23rd of February

I'm on the first day of Christmas so same day with Jesus

Well I'm glad you're here God. Do you guys cook at home?

I cook everyday now because January and February are the healthy months, no drinking

Really? Are you sure?

Really. Just you know, January and February are the recover months, prepping for the summer

Do you play sports?

I used to play soccer, you nothing

I like snowboarding, he likes surfing, kite surfing. And we play tennis now and then

But we have a personal trainer now that you know to pumps us.

Sam if you're looking, this one is for you

Kiss your biceps, there you go

Do you guys watch movie?

All the time

I watched Bridget Jones Diary the third episode, the baby one

Did you cry? Is there any movie make you cry?

Titanic

Lion King. When his dad died

I like that

Finding Dory

You see guys because we are so emotional, so we can make emotional music you know what I mean

Whar's the most played song in your phone

I like the new album of the Weeknd

And there's this band called, Great Good Fine Ok

And he likes Drake right

We gonna start a new radio show, and it's gonna be not filled with electronic music

only but also other stuff that we like and get inspired by. So keep an eye our on our Facebook, dubvisionmusic.com, or Instagram or Twitter

It will be awesome

It is already awesome and it doesn't exist yet but it's already awesome

If you could have one super power, what would that be?

Flying

But you fly everywhere, every weekend

Yeah it just like if I could transport myself to the other side of the world and back like Superman

Making world peace

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What If You're Too Afraid to Talk to Your Crush? - Duration: 4:16.

Hello my friends! Kaitlyn here!

And have you ever been just too darn afraid to talk to your crush?

Uh, yeah! No point in thinking how to ask them out or getting over being awkward because I'm

too afraid to even look in their direction.

Let's figure this mess out!

(INTRO MUSIC)

So I have a fair amount of dating advice in my video catalog.

So much so that sometimes I feel like I have no more advice to give.

But I've seen several comments recently all in the same vain:

"I can't ask my crush out because I'm too afraid to talk to them!"

And it's like, you know, yes.

This is a problem.

I've kind of addressed things around this idea like being shy but never really taken on "being

too afraid" head on.

So what does being "too afraid to talk to your crush" actually mean?

Being "too afraid to ask your crush out" is being afraid of rejection.

Like you're friends or you're comfortably under the radar and you afraid of messing that up.

But you might be so afraid that you can't even bring yourself to talk to them.

Like you're just pining after them from far away.

This was me, like all of middle school.

And a fair amount of high school too actually.

I would develop a crush on some guy that I kind of knew but he would do something that

would endear me to him and I would fall madly in love with him.

But they weren't necessarily in my immediate friend group so I wouldn't really have

a chance to talk to them very much.

And I was far too afraid to just go up and start a conversation.

Things that gave me hope though: not everyone is afraid of talking to their crush.

Like there were a several times where I had a crush on someone and eventually that person ended up coming

and talking to me because later I found out they had a crush on me!

Yay! Success! Progress! Or just coincidence...

But that ended up making more confident in the long run so that I would end up

later taking a chance and going and trying to talk to someone I had a crush on.

However, it didn't mean that I was never met with rejection.

Oh my, sometimes I ran head on into a brickwall! Very unfun.

So on the one hand, I feel like the obvious answer is just "Go for it! Talk to him! You can do it!"

So like yeah, part of moving past your fears is putting yourself into a situation

that you fear in the first place.

It SUCKS. So bad. But you're either really rewarded.

Or you are rejected and well...it continues to suck.

Well, that's not good!

But what other options do you have?

For me growing up, it was accepting that I was probably always going to be pining after someone

unnoticed in the corner unless they happened to talk to me.

Or spending a fair amount of time imagining what I would say to them and maybe, just maybe

getting up enough to try it out.

But now that I'm older and a bit more mature.

I also see that just talking to someone who might be your crush isn't really that scary overall.

I mean don't roll in there with guns blazing asking them out immediately.

Talk about things that might be a common interest.

Class? Work? The new Avenger's movie?

Give yourself, say 3 minutes. And if nothing seems to be clicking, then say "Hey! I gotta go. Nice talking to you."

And just walk away.

Go back to the drawing board, and think of some new topics and then try again tomorrow or the next week

or however long it takes you to calm down and feel okay.

The great thing is that most people don't actually realize what's going on.

They're not like, "Oh look at this dork trying to get me to crush on her. As if!"

That's very Disney Channel movie style.

And real life just isn't like that.

People are too busy and like wrapped up in their own world to worry about whatever it is you're up to.

No seriously! How much patience do you have to figure out what everyone else is doing?

Like 90% of the time, it's just shake your head and move on.

Okay! So! Here we are! Talking to your crush is scary.

And being afraid to talk to your crush is actually pretty normal. No one wants to be rejected!

But the best you can do is just go for it.

Now how much planning you put into beforehand, that's up to you!

Woo! So now it's your turn, what do you think about being too afraid to talk to your crush?

Tell me down in the comments!

Plus remember to like, favorite, share, and subscribe if this video made you smile!

See you guys on Tuesday!

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