Right click on your desktop then click new, then click shortcut.
Then type 'C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe /s /t 00'
I will put this in the description for if you want to copy and paste it.
Click next, and then click finish.
Then right click on the icon that you just made, then click properties,
then click change icon, then click OK,
then select the icon that looks like a power button and then click OK,
then click OK again.
And you now have a shutdown icon on your desktop.
If you want the shutdown icon to be on your taskbar instead of on your desktop,
then drag and drop the shutdown icon onto your taskbar.
And when you click it your computer will shut down.
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Guilty or Not Guilty? - Duration: 9:27.
JUDGE: Resuming the case of the State versus Joe Davola. It is now time for the defendant to plead his case.
DEFENCE LAWYER (DL): We would like to call expert witness for the defence, Dr. Melina Isawesome to the stand.
DL: Dr. Isawesome for the record can you state what area your expertise is in?
DR. I: I am a Forensic Psychologist. My specialist field is psychological trauma and criminal law.
DL: Please tell the court which tests and strategies you used to deal with the client Joe Davola.
DR. I: I used the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of mental disorders,
created by the American Psychiatric Association, but it is more commonly referred to today as the DSM which is now in its fifth edition.
To indicate if the client had any disorders which may have lead to the altercation we are all here for, I used that.
DL: Was the client diagnosed with any mental disorders?
DR. I: I have diagnosed Mr. Davola with ongoing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD,
previously referred to as combat fatigue or shell shock.
Alongside this was a comorbid disorder of schizophrenia.
As the DSM-5, suggested that the client had PTSD,
I administered the Self-Report Inventory for PTSD Test.
This test was backed up with evidence by Hovens, Bramsen, and Van-Der-Ploeg, in 2002, and in 2013, again reaffirmed, by Kok and colleagues.
This test results confirmed my original hypothesis, that indeed the client has PTSD.
DL: Can you tell us more about these disorders?
DR. I: Well PTSD, is often characterised by a person suffering a traumatic and stressful event,
with the survivor having been exposed to actual or threatened death, serious injury, and with the exposure being direct or witnessed.
In the case of Mr. Davola he experienced death first hand whilst serving and protecting his country.
He experiences intrusive thoughts and memories from his time overseas,
and experiences flashbacks and nightmares related to his time serving.
Mr. Davola is a textbook case for PTSD and has acquired symptoms from every criterion of the PTSD diagnosis.
Although he has received Medals of Valour from the rest of the world,
he modestly, finds himself not good enough to be allowed back into society,
and he feels he has let everyone down.
DL: As you can hear folks this man is a hero, and the system does nothing for these people.
He has PTSD, or for the older generations, shell shock.
This man has probably saved your life more than you'll ever know.
And now you sit here and judge him for the one moment in his life not being a hero.
Shame on you.
Dr. Isawesome, what type of treatments are there for PTSD, and schizophrenia?
DR. I: Well, for PTSD I recommended Cognitive Behavioural Therapy as a main form of treatment, alongside some psychodynamic psychotherapy.
This would allow Mr. Davola to hopefully overcome his PTSD.
As for the treatment of schizophrenia I suggested that anti-psychotic drugs be implemented as part of the rehabilitation process.
In my interview transcript, I have suggested that these treatments due to evidence from scientific research such as that conducted by Kane and Mcglashan in 1997.
DL: How effective are these treatments? Will he once again become the hero that our nation deserves?
DR. I: Well, I believe that these treatments, if implemented correctly,
could allow Mr. Davola to recover, or be rehabilitated quite well.
DL: I have no further questions Your Honour.
JUDGE: The floor is open to the prosecution.
PROSECUTION (PROS): Dr. Isawesome, according to your report, another Doctor suggested that the client had a jealous subtype of schizophrenia.
Is schizophrenia not dangerous?
DR. I: Anything can be considered dangerous, someone driving a car can be dangerous.
PROS: Well we give licenses to drive doctor.
DR. I: But not to live.
People suffering from schizophrenia deserve nothing less than the best our system can give them,
and unfortunately sometimes its not enough and people can slip through the cracks.
Just like Mr. Joe Davola did.
PROS: I would like to present to you an article from Exhibit A on the screen.
This is a replica of the bread loaf that Mr. Davola used to beat my client to the brink of death.
DL: Objection! Prosecution is badgering the witness.
PROS: Withdrawn.
However, I would like the good Doctor to tell us what Mr. Davola told them about the bread beating.
What was he doing leading up to the attack?
DR. I: Well, Mr. Davola said that he grabbed the breadstick and beat him with it.
He suggested he was not aiming for the head region, but that he was angry at your client for having an affair with his wife.
And leading up to the event, he was potentially following your client.
PROS: Now tell the court, was my client having an affair with Mr. Davolas wife?
DR. I: No, he was not.
PROS: Why was that please?
DR. I: Because Mr. Davola does not have a wife.
PROS: Because Mr. Davola does not have a wife, because he made her up, isn't that right?
DR. I: Mr. Davola was in a heightened state of arousal at the time of the assault his delusions were fuelled by…
PROS: His delusions caused the grievous bodily harm of my client Doctor,
and he has to answer for that!
Tell us, does Davola hire people often.
DL: Objection! Relevance?
JUDGE: Overruled, prosecution please get to the point.
PROS: Is it entirely possible that your client, had a delusion that they hired a Private Investigator?
As there is no proof that there was any employment there.
DR. I: Potentially yes.
However, as Mr. Davola suggested that the P.I never found anything it is also possible that they never charged him.
PROS: Seems like speculation Doctor.
It could be just as likely then that anything the defendant says about my client is not true, just delusions and hallucinations which you have stated he exhibited in your report.
Why did he have these symptoms?
DR. I: Well, there are a few factors that could have resulted in schizophrenia such as biological, psychological, and environmental factors.
PROS: Could an environmental factor be drugs Doctor?
DR. I: Potentially yes, some drugs can pick on an individual's vulnerability to disorders such as schizophrenia.
PROS: Was your client, not found in possession of cannabis as a teenager?
A drug, which at the time was illegal in this state.
DR I: He was, but declares he never consumed any …
PROS: And was he or was he not diagnosed with schizophrenia, which can be a result of cannabis use.
DR. I: Yes, however…
PROS: Did your client intentionally cause harm to a police officer whilst in an interview with you? Yes or no.
DEF LAW: Objection! That is strictly doctor patient confidentiality, that evidence was not made available to the public.
PROS: Withdrawn.
JUDGE: That statement is to be stricken from the record.
Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury, that evidence was obtained not through due process, thus it is inadmissible in court.
As such you are to disregard this evidence and ignore it when conducting your deliberations.
Prosecution this is your last warning.
PROS: You stated in your report that group sessions such as Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous, may help the client recover from his addiction to weed and liquor.
However, he may not recover at all and reoffend.
And if he did not consume the drugs like he says, why would he attend? I believe it was a guilty mind.
DR. I: For the reoffending, it is unlikely that Mr. Davola will do so as he is willingly going through the treatment processes and getting progressively better each session.
As for the group sessions, there are many reasons people attend those meetings,
not only for their addictions but the support that they can provide individuals with.
It opens up a supportive network for people that may have had nothing otherwise.
PROS: Does the client not have a supportive network of his own?
DR. I: Not to a great degree, or to my knowledge.
PROS: As a military man, would he not have had army buddies to call on in times of need.
And if you say he has no network, is it possible he has no network because of his aggressive and intolerable behaviours?
This man is dangerous as a civilian, and he has also got a background in military training that makes him lethal.
He should not be trusted, and as such he should face the full penalty of the law.
I rest my case.
DL: I have a few more questions Your Honour.
As a military man, with such 'lethal' tendencies, as my colleague so eloquently puts it.
Why is that Mr. Davola did not kill this man?
DR. I: He, even though his sensorium was not clear at the time of the incident, Davola knew that killing the man was wrong.
He showed restraint, when he could have easily killed the man.
DEF LAW: Why did Mr. Davola choose this man?
He could have chosen anyone; in the city, the country, even the world.
Why did he choose this man to follow?
DR. I: It is possible that this man's military training was at the back of his mind during the whole ordeal.
As I said in my report, his job was to watch, interpret, and take action.
It is just unfortunate that his action resulted in this assault.
DL: Well I have just been informed of some new evidence regarding the prosecution client.
So Doctor your saying that my clients heightened senses may have picked up on something that we,
not being military trained, may not have known or sensed.
DR. I: This is entirely possible.
DL: Well, the new evidence suggests that the prosecution is harbouring a paedophile, in charge of a child pornography ring.
PROS: Objection!
JUDGE: Overruled, do you have evidence to back up this claim?
DL: In cross examination with Dr. Isawesome's interview data and Mr. Davolas detailed journal entries,
we believe the evidence to be quite substantial.
JUDGE: Bailiff, please arrest the prosecutions client.
Jury the court has shown you both mitigating and aggravating circumstances it is now up to you to place your vote.
Members of the jury, I know your decision has been made, and I hope you understand and have taken into account that a life depends on your verdict.
Do you speak as one unanimous collective? Beyond reasonable doubt, how do you find the defendant?
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Gmod Splatoon - Night on action *With Subtitles - Duration: 13:07.
Eldar: Hey Boxy!
Boxy: Yes?
Eldar: What are we waiting for?
Boxy: Wait for that Guy, There!
*Derp
*Who could that be?
*Daddy?
*John cena?
*Dat walk animation.
*Pain
*Wot?
*ZOOMING
*Wot?
*EARRAPE
*Dat stand up animation.
*Dat walk animation.
Night: Hey guys, sorry for taking so long.
Night: I had some problem with payment.
*Hi Night.
Eldar: Oh you got new Boot color?
Night: Yea..
Night: Hey Skippy.
Skippy: Yes, Night?
Night: Yesterday....about..
Night: About you guys met my boys....
Night: Is my guys nice?
Skippy: Which one?
Night: Charlie..
*Uh..ohh
Eldar: Just tell him.
Boxy: Yea...Is that hard to said?
Skippy: He..Nice :3
Night: Splendid.
*Talking
*Another talk..
*Explosion.
*Scream of scare.
Boxy: What just happen?
Eldar: I don't know!
*RUN
Boxy: They running from what?
Skippy: Human Police?
*POLICE.
*POLICE THINGS.
Police1: THIS WAY.
Police2: GO GO GO QUICKLY.
Boxy: WHAT just happen?
Boxy: What we gonna do now?!
*Talking each other with Worry
Officer Ryan: Hey, you there? Is that Inklings?
Officer Ryan: Yea! you there!
*Dat walk animation
Officer Ryan: This not place for you now.
Officer Ryan: You must go to the exit! this is DANGER now.
Eldar: What going on Officer?
Officer Ryan: There are terrorists around here Four of em', and got some weapon that can kill all of people here at you Inklings too.
Officer Ryan: So please go to the exit for your own safe...
Night: I will go nowhere!
Officer Ryan: Huh?!
Officer Ryan: What are you saying?!
Officer Ryan: Are you seriously?
Officer Rod: Yes, HE seriously
Officer Ryan: What are you trying to say sir?
Officer Rod: Don't you recognize him Ryan?
Officer Ryan: NO! he just normally inklings but why?
Officer Rod: This Inkling was human military former before.
Officer Ryan: What?! for real sir?
Officer Rod: His name was Knight Ozersky or Captain Knight Ozerskyi He join us and pass many battlefield, We could use his help.
Officer Ryan: Are you really Captain Knight Ozersky, from Former leader of Elite Squid?
Night: Yes, I am.
Officer Rod: Oh..Please sir. We could use your help sir, Can you help us again?
Night: I am agree to help.
Officer Rod: Yes, thank you sir!, We know we can counting on you, sir!
Officer Rod: Please sir, come with me this way.
Night: Hold on, Officer.
Night: I must ask you one favour.
Officer Rod: What is it sir?
Night: Could you please, Leave one of you men here, for protect my firends.
Officer Ryan: Okay, i will do it.
Night: Okay, we good.
Officer Rod: Good sir.
Officer Rod: Now, come with me this way!
*Be careful Night!
*Dat Running animation...
*There are Fighting thing ahead, so low your sound now :3
Night: HEY OFFICER!
Officer John: Oh Thankness! We did not expect to see you here Knight!
Officer John: We are you doing AROUND here? ARE you gonna help us?!
Night: YES! So report me what going on and what is your status?
Officer John: Yes, there are four terrors try to rob the bank and they bring some firepower as well!
Officer John: Our status was really bad, we lose 2 men, and under heavy fire, these terrors was well at useing weapons as well!
Officer John: So we could use you as Extra Thic..Help!
*DED
Officer John: NO NO NO MEN DOWN!
Officer John: OFFICER DOWN!!
Officer Rod: HEY! 4/9 this is officer Rod. We meet swat team now.
Radio: This tim...
Officer Rod: I SAID NOW!
Radio: Okay, we will send Swat team on your way, about 1 sec.
Officer Ryan: Okay here, This is what I am talking about!
Officer Ryan: Swat team!
Officer John: WOW, that's so fast! Kay-9 be careful!
*CALL OF DUTY MOMENT
*CSGO 2 GAMEPLAY LEAKED FOOTTAGE
*Rip, Pass F to Pray.
*Night thinking
*GUNZ
*GUNZ
*GUNZ
*Pass ALT+F4 to Pick up
*Night Stand ready
*BEST JUMP
*CSGO2 LEAKED FOOTTAGE
*HEADSHOT
*ANOTHER HEADSHOT
*U HAX?!
Bad guy: Hey guys, I got the money let move!
*Oh Shiet
*RUN
Bad guy: Got to find place to hide.
Swat leader: That guys not around here! THIS WAY!
Bad guy: Yeah that it, I am almost dead ha ha ha ha ha
*SENPAI?!
Bad guy: Huh, what is that noise?
*CSGO2 BAN SCENE
*W8 wot?!
*Dafuq r dey doink here?!
Callie: Is he gone?!
Marie: QUIET
*HERE JONNY!
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
*SCREAM
Swat leader: HEY THIS WAY!
Swat leader: STOP RIGHT THERE BRO!
Swat leader: THERE NOWHERE TO HIDE NOW!
*Violence Scene
Callie: Help us....
Bad guy: Hahaha, I'll get away from me, or I will shoot the seafood.
Marie: Please...
*NONONONODUNUDAREM8DUNDODAT.wtf
Bad guy: I said get away from me, Do you hear what? I just said for these sushi will be my dinner.
*HAHAHAHAHUEHUEHEHE
*Hey Dude
Bad Guy: What is it, homie...
*SCARE
*FNAF FOOTTAGE
*Shiet
*DED
*YAY WE ARE FREE!
*Thank you, for saving us!
Night: Nah..( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Night: This just my duty.
Night: Wait WAIT, Hold on girls.
*This is for kid?
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
*OH SHIET THIS JUST HAPPEN
Swat 02: Did i just smell somethin'?
Swat 04: This smell like sushi....
Swat 04: Lmao
*OHH HELL NOOOO
Callie: This good to have you here.
Marie: FLOP
*Uh..Oh..Here we go again..
*FLASHBACK
*Sound from his head
Swat 03: What happen to him?
Boxy: He just got some flashback from his past...
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Test yourself: Is Tokyo or Osaka dialect easiest to catch? ・外人耳には、関西弁か関東弁の子音発音は、一番つかみにくいのは、どちらでしょうか? - Duration: 0:56.
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What Noise Does A Bug Make? - Duration: 4:04.
(playful music)
- [Teacher] Alana, what noise does a cat make?
- Meow?
- [Teacher] Very good!
Graham, what noise does a cow make?
- Mooo.
- [Woman] Excellent!
Petey, F-what noise does a bug make?
(loud rip)
- [Petey Voiceover] F-what kind of stupid-ass question
is that?
Last I checked, bugs don't make noise.
This is some Zen Buddhist koan about one-hand-clappin'
John Cage 4'33-type bullshit, am I right?
(babies cooing)
- [Teacher] Wanna give it a try, Petey?
(horror music)
- [Grasshopper] Hey, kid.
(oriental music)
Woof.
- [Teacher] Come on, Petey.
Give it a try.
What noise does a bug make?
- Woof.
- [Teacher] Aww, Petey, you're just not getting
animal noises, huh?
(crying) - [Petey Voiceover] What?
Are you kidding me?
I nailed that.
- [Teacher] Okay, maybe somebody didn't get enough sleep
in at naptime?
(cage closing)
(lullaby music)
(oriental music)
- You!
Why'd you play me like that?
I said what you said and got it wrong.
(smooth jazz)
- I said, "Woof," because the What Noise game
is a real zonk to the head.
- Huh?
- They're not teaching you to speak.
They're teaching you to categorize.
Not all bugs make the same noise, ya dig?
Maybe this little buggie just wants to woof.
- I think it's fun to go "woof."
- See, that's thinking for yourself.
And teachers should be teaching you how to think.
Not how to recite back the answers they wanna hear,
Patty Cakes.
- I like to play Patty Cakes.
Wait.
Am I a conformist because I like to play Patty Cakes?
- If you like Patty Cakes, play Patty Cakes.
But don't play Patty Cakes because they told you
to play Patty Cakes, you dig?
- Umm... yeah.
I dig.
- Just because someone is in a position
of authority, it doesn't mean they have all the answers.
- Even you?
- Like the Buddhist said,
if you see me on the edge of the windowsill,
squash me.
- Okay.
Squash bugs.
- Metaphorically.
- Right.
Yeah, I knew that.
- And if you wanna say "woof," say "woof."
- Woof.
- Also.
Chemtrails have chemicals that the government
sprays from aircrafts to control the populous.
Good bye!
(mysterious music)
- I learned more in one session with that bug
than I've learned from all of the iPad
object permanence games my parents downloaded from me,
combined.
Not the chemtrail stuff, all the stuff before that.
About not letting school get in the way
of your education and stuff.
- Hey!
Baby.
Before I go, there's one more thing I think you should know.
Always, and I mean always be sure t-
(squish)
(baby crying)
- [Mother] Oh drat.
Where'd it go?
Did I get it?
(baby crying)
(oriental music)
(baby cooing)
- [Mother] I dunno if I got it.
Did I get it?
- She didn't get it.
Some people never do.
(inspirational music)
- Yoo-hoo...
(rolls tongue)
(oriental music)
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Arab Israelis: What country do you tell people you are from? Israel or Palestine? - Duration: 10:10.
When you are out of the country
and someone asks where are you from, what do you say?
Mohammad Akko
It depends where I am
Most of the times I say I am Palestinian
Where was that? You told me Greece
Greece
But sadly he didn't accept it
he didn't accept it
And if I am in the United States
I say I am Israeli
They acccepted it? Do they think you are Jewish?
No
Ok that's already not bad
but yes, they accepted it
When you are outside the country
and you meet someone Arab
like Saudi Arabia or Syria
what country do you say you are from?
Look, I always say that I am an Arab Israeli
Mohamad Faradis
An Arab Israeli is the reality and I don't lie about reality
Do you also say you are Palestinian-Israeli?
Generally I say Arab-Israeli
and there is often a stigma
for Arab Israelis
Arab Israelils are Palestinians
our origins
What is the stigma?
When we say Arab of 1948 or Arab Israeli
then everyone knows
Arabs know but no one outside knows
Explain to others what that means
What do I need to explain?
What is the stigma?
What are Arabs of 1948? - Yes
They are originally Palestinian
Why is that a stigma?
No
I am saying Arabs of 1948
Israeli Arabs
How we are called in general
Arabs of 1948
that's how we call ourselves
I heard, I don't know if this is true
that others think you are ....not traitors
that you are supporting the Jews
They can think whatever they want to think
It is not our problem what they think
We live within the reality that exists
We don't need to live in a fantasy
That is the realilty and we are very happy with the reality
and not happy with the politics
and there is nothing we can do about it
When you are outside the country
what country do you say you are from?
I say I am from Israel
Even if you go to Turkey or Jordan?
I say I am from Israel
How do they react in Jordan?
Awad Kfar Yasif
It depends where you are
the situation impacts the answer that you give them
when things are better and more normal
then you see that
their reaction is nicer
It depends on the (political) situation
the situation depends on the political situation all the time
so when there are tensions...
So during the wars, not a good idea - Yes
Do you travel outside the country?
No
You don't travel?
I used to
Now you don't? - No
When was the last time you travelled?
A few years ago
but I plan to travel in a month or so
When you travelled and people asked where you are from...
I say from Israel
Zahalka Kfar Ara
I could tell you
I am like those that say
they are from Palestine
but I don't I say I am from Israel
Why?
I am not against it
No, no
Why?
Because my passport is Israeli
no more than...
I can't say that
I live in a Palestinian state
True, I am an Arab and I belong to them (Palestinians)
But I am telling you
if someone asks me I say Israel
And what do they say to that?
When you say "Israel"....
Look
when I went to Egypt
sometimes, I didn't...
You have to be careful
To say "Israeli" is not accepted by them
so Palestine
not Israel
In Jordan they don't care - No?
They don't care, they even say you can pay in shekels
Really. In Jordan it is like that
I would tell them I have no money
so can I change shekels and they had no problem
you can pay in shekels
because soon they won't have dinars there
only shekels
The majority who visit Jordan are Arab Israelis
In Turkey, no one asked me
When you travel, where do you say you are from?
I say from Akko they don't ask where I am from
They ask from what city I say Akko
because Akko is Israel and not Palestine
Samih Akko
Have you been to Jordan? - No
Egypt? - No
Turkey?
Only passing through
Where have you been?
Italy
Spain
I go to Italy 4 times a year
To buy merchandise? - No
My son lives there
and I visit him
Where?
In Catania
Do you know it?
No where is it?
Palermo
Where the mafia is
It's my dream
Do you travel sometimes?
Yes
To where?
I travelled to Turkey
to Jordan
to Egypt
to Italy
to Burgas (Bulgaria)
Ahmad Kfar Qara
When you travel and someone asks where you come from, do you say Israel
or Palestine?
Funny question
Truthfully
I say I am an Arab Palestinian that lives in the state of Israel
What is the reaction to saying the word "Israel"?
Let's say in Egypt
Italy they are not going to care
In Egypt I can't even say the word
It's very difficult
So what do you do?
So I tell them I am Palestinian
Or I say I am an "Arab from 1948"
That's okay to say?
It's not that okay but
That's the only thing you can...
other than saying you are Palestinian
that's the only other thing you can say that there is a chance they will accept
If you say "Israel" then boom
What would they do to you?
I doubt they would kill me
but they would not treat me well
They will make me pay more
because they think that Arabs that live here (in Israel)
receive more money than anyone else
and that's it
When you travel outside Israel
You travel sometimes, right? - Yes
Akbar Umm el Fahm
When other Arabs ask you where you live
what do you answer?
I tell them the state of Israel
Really? - Really
What is their reaction?
Everyone has his own reaction
There are those who react well and those that don't react well
Give me a story of someone
There are some who say "Why do you say Israel"
"and not Palestine"
and there are people who say
"You live..."
I personally feel I belong to the state of Israel
because I live in Israel and a citizen of Israel
Adham Akko
Israel
Yes
It's normal
They don't say "Allah, damnit! this is Palestine"
Some people yes
Most people no
They are confused they have no problems
Are you Muslim or Christian?
No, Muslim
Adam and Fadi Jish
Israel
Israel
Omar Jish
When you go.. - I understood
Israeli
You don't say Palestine?
Tell the truth
The truth?
If it is someone Arab
from another country
then yes, I say I am from Palestine
But if it
defines me
as an Israeli because that is my passport
Say for Turkey
of course we have to say we are Palestinians
because Turkey loves Palestinians
So you feel safer, also? - Yes
But other places, say the United States
of course, Israeli
Because I have an Israeli identity
Yes
I have more opportunities than them
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Learn English-Weekly Tip 28 for Speakers of Indian Languages - sended or sent? (with subtitles) - Duration: 2:07.
Hello once again everybody, and welcome
back to 'One English Tip in One Minute for
Speakers of the Many Indian Languages'
where each week I talk about in some
detail one common English mistake made
by people from India...and this is video
number 28.
Nice going on working to improve
your English. If you've heard that
many times before then you know how this
works.
I show you a slide, and on the slide
there are two sentences: One is the
correct way that a native English
speaker would say it, the other is the
wrong way that many people from India
say it. Your job is to decide which one
is correct.
Read the sentences, pause the video if
you have to and think about your answer,
and I will discuss that answer in the
slide that follows this slide.
If you got this wrong -- or you just
happened to guess correctly, and because
it's a 50-50 shot --
you're not alone. There's many people
from India who also...get...make this
mistake. That's why they're in these
videos. What you have to do is you
have to start to study and try to get it
right. To start you off on that
process I've given you three sentences
that you can study from. Memorize these
sentences, review them -- really drill them
into your brain -- and put into practice
what you've learned through speaking or
writing or both. You might make
mistakes -- you probably will make mistakes --
but after time you just get it...so
keep working at it.
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English for Chinese Speakers 28-'a hard language to learn' or 'a hard to learn language'?(subtitled) - Duration: 2:39.
Hi again everyone, and welcome back to 'One
English Tip in One Minute for Speakers
of Chinese (and its many language
varieties)'. In these videos I discuss each
week, in detail, one common English
mistake made by Chinese speakers...and
this is video number 28.
I say this every week -- and you
probably really don't believe me because
I say it all the time, but it really is
true: I think it's a very smart, cool and
practical thing in today's world to do
to try to improve your English. Good
for you, and I hope these videos are
helping you.
In these videos I show you a slide and
on the side there are two sentences: One
of them is the correct way that a native
English speaker would say it,
the other is the wrong way that many
Chinese speakers say it. Your job is
to decide which is correct. Again, do
that now. Read the sentences,
listen to me read the sentences, pause
the video, think about your answer and I
will discuss the answer in the slide
that follows this slide.
Hopefully that went well for you, and
you didn't have any major trouble with
this. If so, you can sort of move on
and not think about this so much. If
you got it wrong -- or you just happened to
get lucky by guessing and getting it
right --
it just means you have to study a little
bit more. It's really not that much work
to get past this mistake. To start you
off on the process, I've given you three
sentences you can study from. You should
memorize the sentences, you should review
them constantly -- it's very important to
review -- and you should put into practice
what you've learned through speaking or
writing or both...and just keep up that
process until the bad English is out of
your head and the good English is in. And
use the other many other resources
around you to help you with this as well.
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[C#] Conditional Operators Tutorial | AND operator && OR operator && Ternary Operator in Unity C# - Duration: 11:41.
Hello Ace
This is RetroTK2 and today you'll learn all about conditional operators in C#
You'll learn about the AND operator, the OR operator and the Ternary operator
If this your first ever C# video, I'd strongly suggest that you watch the series from the start...
The card should be on your screen now...
And as always, I'd advise you to download the 'Channel-Files' that accompany this video...
Again, the card should be on your screen now...
So let's get started...
Well, what is a conditional operator?
According to Wikipedia: "a conditional operator is a type of operator."
"Conditional operators are present in many fields."
"A conditional operator is similar to, but not equivalent to, a logical operator."
Well that has to be the worst explanation for anything I've ever heard Ace
Ahh, but the true explanation more than likely lies in the operator it's similar to...
So let's find out what a 'Logical' Operator is
According to Wikipedia: "a logical connective (also called a logical operator) is a symbol or word used to connect two or more sentences (of either a formal or a natural language) in a grammatically valid way, such that the sense of the compound sentence produced depends only on the original sentences."
"A logical connective is similar to but not equivalent to a conditional operator."
"In the grammar of natural languages two sentences may be joined by a grammatical conjunction to form a grammatically compound sentence."
"Some but not all such grammatical conjunctions are truth functions."
"consider the following sentences:"
"A: Jack went up the hill."
"B: Jill went up the hill."
"C: Jack went up the hill and Jill went up the hill."
"The words and and so are grammatical conjunctions joining the sentences (A) and (B) to form the compound sentences (C) and (D)."
"The and in (C) is a logical connective, since the truth of (C) is completely determined by (A) and (B): it would make no sense to affirm (A) and (B) but deny (C)."
I love that a fairly basic concept, can be made to sound pretty complex when explained out
Or at least it does to me Ace
Here, we are only concerned with the connectives:
"conjunction", represented by the Logical Gate 'AND'...
and "disjunction", represented by the Logical Gate 'OR'
In C# the conditional 'AND' is represented by two ampersand signs and the conditional 'OR' is represented by two vertical bars
Let's see these bad boys in action Ace
Open up Unity and create a basic C# script
As always Ace, make sure you give your script a different name than any other class in your project
OK, let's log out a number of examples demonstrating the 'AND' operator in action
And I'll also log out the same conditions with the 'OR' operator
Save the script...
Head back into Unity...
Drag our script onto one of the GameObjects in our scene...
And run the game...
And you'll see that our console gets flooded with results
Let's go through these slowly Ace
For the condition 'true' AND 'true' we get 'true'
'false' AND 'true' gives 'false'
and 'false' AND 'false' gives us 'false'
The other 'AND' conditions should produce the same result Ace
From these results we can see that both conditions need to be 'true' in order to yield a 'true' result
So both 'A' AND 'B' must be 'true'
This may seem a bit tedious Ace, but it is incredibly important that this stuff is hammered home
With the 'OR' operator we get:
'true' with the condition 'true' OR 'true'
'true' with the condition 'false' OR 'true'
and 'false' with the condition 'false' OR 'false'
Here we can quite clearly see the difference between 'AND' and 'OR'
With 'OR', when one of the conditions are 'true' and the other one is 'false', the result will still be 'true'
Basically this is saying "If A OR B is true then our statement is true"
Superbly easy I'm sure Ace
You can also string several statements together
Like so...
Here the statement reads: "'false'"
"OR 'true' AND 'false' AND 'true'"
"OR 'true' AND 'true'"
Since the first part is 'false', we move past it and onto the next part...
'true' AND 'false' AND 'true'
We know that this statement is 'false' Ace, since all the conditions are not 'true'
So once again, we move onto the next part...
'true' AND 'true'
Hey hey, this statement is 'true' and so our entire statement is 'true'
I personally hate writing statements like this Ace, since I usually find it tricky figuring out which conditions group together
Fortunately, the great C# gods allow us to encapsulate the statements into brackets
If your remember back to the "Basic Operators" video, the card is on your screen now in-case you missed that Ace
You'll remember that with BODMAS, brackets come first
And I believe that after that the 'OR's take precedence over the 'AND's
Using brackets like this can make the statement much easier to read
Another technique you can use Ace, is to store the different parts into boolean variables
Like so...
Using this little trick, you can make the statement much easier to read, and can even describe what is happening with the names of the variables themselves
We'll discover similar techniques like this in later videos
These conditions can also be used in an if statement...
But I'm sure that's fairly obvious by now, ey Ace?
You may also be a bit annoyed at the fact that, much like the Equality operator, you have to use two ampersands for 'AND' instead of just using one...
But wait a second Ace, you can use just one...
Yes, unlike the '==' operator, you can use a single ampersand for 'AND', and a single vertical line for 'OR' to get the exact same result
So why have I been showing you the double operator all this time?
Ah, well this is the thing Ace, they are two different operators
According to MSDN, these are called 'Logical' operators and are generally used with bitwise operations
What is a bitwise operation?
Ah ha ha, that shall be saved for a future video Ace
Remember back to what Wikipedia said Ace: "A conditional operator is similar to, but not equivalent to, a logical operator"
Well so what's the difference?
Both appear to give to give the exact same result
And that is true Ace, they will give you the same result in your statement, but it's how they arrive at the result that makes them so different
According to MSDN: "The conditional-AND operator (&&) performs a logical-AND of its bool operands, but only evaluates its second operand if necessary."
Let me explain this one a little further Ace...
Here we have a equality comparison between '1' and '2', which will be 'false'...
And '2' and '2', which will be 'true'
The overall statement is 'false' because not all the conditions are 'true'
Because we know that all conditions need to be 'true' in a conditional-AND for the overall statement to be 'true'...
Logically there is no point computing the second part of this statement
Why?
Well if the first condition (1 equals 2 in this case) is 'false', the overall statement will be 'false' regardless of the outcome of the second condition
This is known as "short-circuit" evaluation and is exactly what the conditional operators do
That's the two ampersands Ace
The 'Logical' Operator (represented by one ampersand Ace) will not do this, and so will compute the second operation even though there is no chance of the overall statement ever being 'true'
Well what's the big deal? I mean, it's only one or two unnecessary operations being carried out for the sake of better readability
Well, that might be true for a statement that isn't run that often Ace, but consider a statement that is constantly being checked...
Say our program was looped 1,000,000 times...
In terms of gaming that would be the equivalent of playing a game for about 5 hours
If we have a basic statement with two conditions, the chances of this statement needing to be fully computed would be astronomical, since our statement would have to be 'false' AND 'true' for the entire 5 hours
Actually, if that was the case Ace, you'd have to seriously ask yourself if there is much point in that statement being there in the first place, since the conditions clearly don't change that often
The point here is that all those wasted operations could be saved if you used the conditional operators
Hopefully I haven't bored you too much with that explanation Ace, but as you begin to start working on a game yourself, you'll see that making these micro optimizations can really start to add up
Right, now that's all out of the way, let's have a look at the 'Ternary' operator
According to MSDN: "The conditional operator (?:) returns one of two values depending on the value of a Boolean expression."
Ok, for this I'm going to declare a 'string' called 'str'...
Next I'm going to make a very basic 'if' statement
If 'true', set 'str' equal to "true"
else, set 'str' to "false"
All very familiar for the moment Ace
But what if I was to tell you that all of this can be condensed into just one line...
Like so...
This is our 'Ternary' expression Ace
It has the exact same logic as the previous 'if' statement, but is somewhat easier to read
ReSharper is also clever enough to detect that our previous 'if' statement can be converted to a ternary expression
Simply click on the 'if's text...
Press 'Alt' + 'Enter'...
And click "Convert to '?:' operator"
You have to admit Ace, that's pretty marvelous
'Ternary' expressions can also be nested as well, but I personally detest this since I find it very difficult to read
This has been a fairly good look at the conditional operators in C#
You can now create complicated 'if' statements using this logic
And that's it...
Rate, Comment and Subscribe Ace, I trust you are well
You can email me at RetroTK2@gmail.com with a basic if statement
Thank you for watching Ace, and I'll see you in the next video
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English for for Spanish Speakers 28 - 'I agree' or 'I am agree'? (with subtitles) - Duration: 2:32.
Hi again everyone, and welcome back to 'One
English Tip in One Minute for Spanish
Speakers' where every week I talk about,
in some detail, one common English mistake made
by those who speak Spanish as a mother
tongue...and this is the 28th video, so
video number 28.
I've said it 27 times before, and I'll
say it again: I totally appreciate the
fact that you are trying to improve your
English. I feel just a strong about
that now as before -- actually even
stronger if you've made it through these
videos. So nice work. In these videos, I
show you a slide, and on the slide there
are two sentences: One is the correct way
that I as a native English speaker would
say it, the other is the wrong way that --
maybe you, maybe not -- as a Spanish speaker
might say it. Your job is to decide
which one is correct. Please do that now.
Read the sentences, listen to me read the
sentences, pause the video, think about
your answer and I will discuss that
answer in the slide that follows this slide.
You are in very good company
if you got this wrong -- or if you got it
right, but just made a wild guess and
happened to get it right. It's the reason
that this mistake is even in these
videos. What you have to do now --
hopefully you now understand why we say
it the way we do -- and now you should
study to get past this mistake. To
start you off on that path -- and it's very
simple beginning, I know -- I've given you
three sentences to study from.
Memorize the sentences in their entirety,
review them -- really hardwire them into your
brain -- and put into practice what you've
learned through speaking or writing or
both...and go outside of these videos and
learn from all the resources that are
out there (or a few of them, you don't
need all of them).
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