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- You see... / - Go ahead.
- It's a true story. / - It's funny.
- He didn't make it up. / - Exactly.
The three of you should step up.
Even though we're different generations,
- we feel the same way. / - But things have changed.
Still, your fans must've expressed their affection.
I had a fan club too,
so I can relate to Woohyun's story.
I was famous for my singing ability.
Before I made my debut as a singer,
I was popular at karaoke.
Every karaoke star would have the same experience.
- Right. / - It happened to me too.
Whenever I sang, girls asked to hang with them.
- Really? / - Girls in the next room.
- My gosh. / - I see.
Honestly, when we were by ourselves, I sang...
♪ Mom, please let me do what I want ♪
- We just had fun / - Shin Seunghun's song.
while singing upbeat songs like that.
But when the girls joined us...
(As soon as the girls joined them...)
(You say that I am too naive)
- You sang solemn songs. / - We sang songs like this.
We suddenly started singing...
(They tried to look serious.)
We sang songs like this.
- We tried to look lonely. / - Right.
I was the most popular kid in Jayang-dong
and Guui-dong.
The star of Gwangjang-dong was Hong Kyungmin.
(Hong Kyungmin was Sungmo's rival.)
I kept him in check. "Hong Kyungmin"
- "is the best?" / - "He's a great singer."
"Then I should have a match against him."
- It's hard to believe. / - The word spread.
- I see. / - Fan clubs were formed.
And kids like me sang at the school festivals.
But we weren't celebrities back then.
So even if our fans liked us,
they were embarrassed to give us a gift.
30 to 40 girls asked me to see them at a cafe.
I asked why they wanted to see me.
"We all pitched in to buy this."
- "It's for you." / - She tried to be cool.
That must've been awkward.
- They were embarrassed / - They felt awkward.
- to give it to me. / - He wasn't a celebrity.
- I wasn't a celebrity. / - They were embarrassed.
- They liked me. / - They liked you,
- but they weren't crazy about you. / - Not that much.
- It was ambiguous. / - But they liked me.
They would've screamed if they'd liked him madly,
- but they didn't. / - Not that much.
"It's for you." So I received it.
Thinking about it now, it's hard to believe
that I was in 10th grade,
and most of my fans were in 11th or 12th grade.
(Older girls showed their affection a lot.)
When you're in school, people who are
a year or two older than you feel much older.
That's true.
However, even after I became a singer,
many of my fans were still older than me.
- That's interesting. / - If I think about it...
The fact that older women liked you
- is hard to believe. / - Looking at you three...
- What wouldn't be? / - I've always been
- the one with a crush. / - They can relate to it.
But you three can't seem to relate to the story.
- Everything is new to me. / - "What is he saying?"
It's really hard to believe.
- As a popular star... / - Yes?
Be completely honest with me.
Have you ever considered yourself to be handsome?
- No, I haven't. / - Tell me honestly.
- It's the truth. / - Is it?
- Yes. / - I'm relieved.
- He's objective. / - But he's so popular.
I'm objective about myself.
- I never thought that. / - The same goes for me.
- I never thought that. / - Of course.
It would be weird if we did.
- I never did. / - It would be weird.
- That'd be pathetic. / - Gosh.
- Pathetic? / - It's interesting.
Seunghyun, do you have an experience like that?
I made my debut when I was in high school.
- I bet he was so popular. / - It was a co-ed school.
One day, a girl in my class
brought a pencil case that she'd customized.
Back then, plastic underlay sheet
with a star's photo on it was popular among kids.
It was also popular to make a pencil case...
- With hardboard paper. / - That's right.
They covered it with photos
- of their favorite stars. / - Exactly.
Then they covered it with packing tapes.
Many of our writers are nodding.
- Hand-made pencil case. / - Right.
The popular stars were Yoo Seungjun, H.O.T,
Sechs Kies and many more. Kim Wonjun as well.
Sungmo and Jin were also popular.
What about Jaeseok?
- What about him? / - He wasn't one of them.
So...
There were photos of stars on her pencil case,
and I saw my photo
- in a corner. / - Right.
She must've liked you.
I said, "Hey. You put my photo on it."
She said, "What are you talking about?"
"Why didn't you tell me? You put my photo on it."
She said that there was an empty space,
so she used my photo unintentionally.
- A photo in a magazine? / - Yes.
- A photo in a magazine? / - In a magazine?
- She cut out his photo. / - He was active back then.
Exactly. She said she had no other photos.
She tried to hide her affection for me.
Seeing that Jin is rolling his eyes,
I think he's trying to recall his memory.
- Tell us how it was. / - Well, I wasn't so popular
- like them. / - Are you serious?
In high school, I was in the photography club.
When I exhibited my photos...
- Photography suits you. / - Exactly.
Girls from other schools came to the exhibition
and watched the talent show.
- They gave me flowers. / - Flowers.
Some girls gave chocolate.
But back then, I wasn't used to it.
A girl gave me a gift, and I was supposed to take it.
But I felt like I should date her if I took it.
He's so old-fashioned.
If you hold a girl's hand, you should marry her.
(If you hold her hand, you should marry her?)
Somehow, I felt...
- You have a responsibility. / - That's right.
I felt like I shouldn't give her my number.
- You'd have to call her. / - That's right.
I knew I should take it, but I just couldn't.
- While I was hesitating, / - It's a generation gap.
the girls threw the gifts on the floor and left.
They yelled, "This is ridiculous!"
- They must've been upset. / - But back then...
- They must've been upset. / - It wasn't my intention.
- You just had to take it. / - I couldn't take it
because I thought I should date her if I did.
- The girls thought / - They were disappointed.
that you were disrespectful of them.
- Right. / - It was around 1991.
- Very old-fashioned... / - It was a long time ago.
Nothing like that has ever happened to me.
- I can't relate to that. / - Didn't anyone confess
- her love in high school? / - What about Song Euni?
That was after I graduated from college.
- Did Euni ask you out? / - No, she didn't.
- When you were in school... / - She kissed him.
Didn't any girl follow you to give you a letter?
That never happened to me.
- She kissed him? / - Not even once.
Didn't anyone ask you out?
The only letter I received was a chain letter.
- You could die. / - Back then,
- chain letters... / - If you don't send it,
- If you don't send it... / - bad things happen.
"This letter began somewhere..."
- "In London". / - "It began in London."
"If you don't forward this to people around you..."
I'd been slapped by a girl two years older than me.
She told me to stop spreading a false rumor.
- At a cafe. / - To shut your mouth.
- "To shut your mouth". / - She slapped me so suddenly.
"You told him about me, right?" And I said yes.
She said, "You jerk" and slapped me.
Is that your memory of your school days?
- Yes. / - That's all we have.
We only have memories like this.
By the way, I've been hearing a weird rumor about Kang.
What kind of rumor is it?
When I was in school, I was shy, expressionless
- and quiet around girls. / - You were chic.
Some people wondered if I like men.
- That's possible. / - He looked indifferent.
- Looking indifferent... / - Right.
There was no such rumor in the past, right?
It wasn't even possible to think that way.
Since I'm still single,
- I heard that a lot. / - What did you hear?
- My goodness. / - I said, "Nonsense."
- "I like women so much." / - Really?
- "Don't say that." / - He was taken aback.
When we were waiting at the back,
I asked if he wanted me to set him up with someone,
he said yes right away.
- He likes women. / - So I said I'll do that.
I set Lee Chunsoo up with his wife.
- Really? / - I didn't know that.
Yes. I matched three couples last year.
Who are they?
- Well... / - Are you a matchmaker?
Then...
Do you have anyone in mind for Jin?
- For Jin? / - Yes.
- Really? / - He'll get married soon.
- Right. / - What kind of woman
do you think would be good for Jin?
A quiet woman or a cheerful woman?
Someone like Hyeongyeong would be great too.
I think so too.
As far as I know, they are acquainted.
- We met on a TV show. / - That's right.
- We were partners. / - On "X-Man".
- Really? / - We had a lot of fun.
I think you two won't see each other for a while.
Neither of them seems happy.
They don't look happy.
- We met after 10 years. / - Seunghyun said
he could find the right person, but I'm surprised.
- I was surprised too. / - He's a poor judge.
He's such a poor judge of character.
Their age gap isn't ideal.
I heard that Seunghyun bribed
- Saeho and Hyunmoo. / - Is that true?
- He did? What about us? / - He bribed us?
- Oh, that? / - Well...
- You didn't give us. / - Are we not important?
It's not like that. I'll give you later.
- "I'll give you." / - "I'll give you."
- It's not a bribe. / - What is it?
It's not a bribe. Since I'm a celebrity...
As you know, many celebrities run their own businesses.
I also run a health supplement company,
and I'm the director of public relations.
So I sent Hyunmoo a message on his social media site.
He'd sent me a message to cheer for me
when I was in a play. I was grateful.
When I got his message, I thought he was a con man.
He wrote, "I'm Kim Seunghyun."
But I wasn't acquainted with him at all.
Then it turned out to be him. I've been enjoying it.
Hyunmoo trusted me and replied to me.
So I sent him some of my products. Saeho
and I have known each other for a while.
So I sent him a message. He gladly helped me out.
Cabbage goes well with vinegar.
- Cabbage pickled / - It sounds delicious.
- in vinegar is good. / - It's delicious.
- Seunghyun works hard. / - Indeed.
We used to get cast for commercials and dramas
just because we did well in vaulting or high jump.
Our shows got 10 percent of viewer ratings.
Just as Sungmo said,
they got lots of offers for commercials back then.
- They were so popular... / - "Let's Go! Dream Team".
We were the initial members.
I remember that Sungmo was the king of vaulting,
but Seunghyun beat Sungmo.
He was the only one to beat me. We were the top two.
I actually saw Seunghyun at a pop-up store,
promoting and selling his products.
He lives his life to the fullest.
I believe he'll become successful.
You have no choice when you have a child.
I'm sure you all know what I mean.
Just as Sungmo said before,
he got offers for commercials so easily.
He was in so many commercials.
When I appeared on "Let's Go! Dream Team",
if I won the vaulting contest,
500,000 copies of my album were sold
- the next day. / - What's your best record?
- 2m 50cm. / - Back then,
the show got over 30 percent of ratings.
- That's incredible. / - These days,
- we can't get that much. / - It's impossible.
Seunghyun and I were on "Let's Go Dream Team" together.
One day, they decided vaulting was boring.
- We did ssireum instead. / - Ssireum.
We played against
- female high school ssireum athletes. / - Right.
We did it in Yeouido.
Right. I was there too.
(There was a big crowd.)
(Myungsoo 19 years ago)
(He was yelling even then.)
(Sungmo was impersonating a woodpecker.)
(Sungmo won.)
We were playing ssireum against women,
and 20,000 people came to watch us.
- I played ssireum too then. / - You were there too.
It took me two hours just to enter the venue.
(It took him two hours to enter the set.)
It took a very long time
to get through the crowd.
- It was for Sungmo. / - Sungmo was popular,
and so was "Let's Go Dream Team".
I remember this.
Jaeseok made an appearance once.
He was doing the long jump.
He landed with his jaw.
- It wasn't the long jump. / - No?
- He did the long jump. / - Right. The long jump.
He jumped and landed with his jaw.
Really?
(Sprinting)
(What?)
It was like he intended it.
He landed with his face.
I jumped and landed with my face.
(He landed with his face.)
There's a video. It still makes me laugh.
I've always wanted to ask him.
Was he pretending to be bad at sports to be funny
or was he really bad at sports at the time?
- I am curious. / - I was just bad.
(He was just bad.)
And he was... At the time,
he wasn't even funny. He was funny as the MC,
but he wasn't funny as a cast member.
He wasn't even asked questions.
The only time he received attention
was when he was doing the grasshopper dance.
- He kept doing the dance. / - He did it for 10 years.
I thought the grasshopper dance was his only talent.
Did he bungee-jump?
It remains as a great memory.
He had to bungee-jump
from a height of over 100m.
- It was 102m. / - It was 102m.
- It was over 100cm high. / - He has acrophobia.
It's amazing that he managed to jump.
We were bungee-jumping,
and the celebrities who couldn't do it
made their excuses and left early.
They couldn't do it.
Only the people willing to jump remained.
And he was there.
- He had a strong will. / - I didn't have work.
Thinking back,
I think all the people who jumped with me then
had a lot of free time.
Who were they?
Who jumped?
- Sangin? / - Sangin jumped.
- Sangin jumped. / - Sangin.
Namhyun jumped too.
- You remember them all. / - They had a lot of time.
We jumped. When we met again in Korea,
everyone went crazy. Nobody thought Jaeseok would jump.
He had acrophobia.
- I remember it. / - We knew him,
so we thought he wouldn't be able to.
My acrophobia is serious.
- How did you jump? / - I was worried.
I had to jump to be on TV.
Did you jump without hesitating?
Of course I hesitated.
I still remember the wind blowing from the valley
when I was on top of the platform.
I still remember it blowing in my ears.
It was winter.
And the valley was 104m deep.
- It was so deep. / - It was so deep.
In the far bottom,
there was a stream.
- That's crazy. / - The wind was like this.
(It kept blowing past him.)
It was hanging in between two cliffs.
That must've been so scary.
When I came back to Korea, the other guys called me
- I was terrified. / - and said Jaeseok had jumped.
"Really? No way. Did he really?"
Three, two, one.
(Jump)
(Jaeseok flies.)
("Magic Castle" is such a perfect song for this.)
(Jaeseok succeeded to bungee-jump.)
(He was interviewed right after the jump.)
(I was confident to do it.)
When you have confidence in anything...
When he came back after the bungee jump,
- his career bloomed. / - Really?
- Really? / - He became the MC.
Does your career bloom when you jump?
I don't know about that.
Times have changed.
- I have another memory. / - You should jump.
I also bungee-jumped in Taiwan.
They were going through a draught at the time.
It was during the draught.
- There were only rocks in the bottom. / - Oh, dear.
I couldn't jump first.
By the way, we are talking among ourselves.
I am sorry.
Let's stop there.
- They are memories. / - Right. Once we start,
we can't stop.
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What starts off as a cute puppy video..
Dogs running towards the camera get me weak
Alf plays with the kids well
Here comes trouble
Someone get them on a reality show
Oh wait, this is a reality show..
When did you get here?
A fence can't keep these two apart
Sibling rivalry at its finest
They both want to be the mother
Animation class..
On a nice, sunny day
Because it's their first time here
They might be scared
By relying on each other
It's going to strengthen their sibling relationship
Teamwork
Can you two get along?
I'm getting drowsy..
Peace and quiet..
I never thought I'd live to see this day
We only have each other
This is so sweet, I think I'm going to cry
All the best wishes to your family~
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It tastes like a hamburger steak?
I've never had a handmade burger like this.
I should've ordered a larger one.
The small size is too small.
(Where is this place that stole So Hyun's heart?)
Like this tall?
This tall when I'm standing on tiptoe?
(What's this rock making So Hyun exclaim?)
It's awesome, right?
It's huge!
What should I bring?
(Because This is My First Twenty)
(Kim So Hyun's Yolo Solo California)
I heard there're not many restaurants near the desert,
so thought I should eat before I go.
So that I can tour well after,
I went to a burger shop and ate well.
(Fatburger)
(Bucket list No. 2) / (Arrives at the famous Las Vegas restaurant)
(Big fat = Very fat?) / (Big size as the name says)
(In a different league) / (S to XXXL sizes?)
(Because It's My First Time Finding a Flower in the Desert)
(Cleverly completed ordering)
(Exact payment)
(Self-service drinks)
This is all new to me!
What is this?
I guess I just press this?
(Step 1: Get ice) / (Clear)
(Pouring out)
(Big accident)
(Oh no!)
(Even the shirt is soaked.) / (Soda waterfall incident)
This is crazy!
(Cleaning up)
I wondered if I just needed to touch it, so I tried and it was right.
So I just pressed the button and it all poured out.
I got completely soaked.
(So cold!)
You learn as you try...
so that's fun.
The food is served. Awesome!
(I'm going to eat cleverly.)
I ordered the small one, and it's really this small.
This is how it looks next to my fist.
Do you remember this, right?
The pill I have to take before I eat.
About two of them?
So that I can eat without worrying.
(It reduces the guilty feeling.)
Should I try tasting it now?
This is,
a handmade burger famous in the American West since 1952...
(Triple King Challenge)
(If you finish in three minutes, you enter the Hall of Fame!)
My goodness! What is this?
(Only three minutes are given.)
It's so large!
What is this?
It's amazing. So huge!
(Featuring three patties) / (Triple Burger)
(Can she eat it all?)
If I finish eating it in three minutes,
he will post my picture there,
and he said I will become famous,
but how could I eat it all?
(Shaking)
Because I still want to try a lot of different food,
I ordered a small one.
(Chow)
It's so good.
It's so juicy.
(Mouth-watering)
It tastes like hamburg steak?
I should've ordered a larger one.
The small size is too small.
I'm regretting now.
(It's so delicious!)
(Even the last bite) / (Neatly clearing)
(Mission complete)
I made a plan...
to go to the Joshua Tree National Park,
and the Mojave Desert.
I'm planning to go to those two places,
but I can't really imagine what they'll be like.
But what I heard from someone I know,
if you were to look at the stars at night in the desert,
it feels like they're pouring down upon you.
So I'm really looking forward to it.
And what would the hot sunny desert be like?
Those are all unfamiliar to me so...
I'm very curious.
I think it'd be a whole new place for me so I'm looking forward.
So please come with me.
(You can get there only after driving on the vast desert road.)
(Near Joshua Tree National Park) / (Like a flower in the desert)
(Salvation Mountain)
Ta-da!
Do you see this?
I'm finally at the desert!
I've always wanted to go to a desert, but now that I'm here,
I can feel it's really dry and hot,
and there's really nothing so I'm a bit surprised.
But since this is the place I really wanted to visit,
I'll try to enjoy it.
Shall we go? Let's go together!
(One by one) / (30 years of effort and belief)
(It's Salvation Mountain.)
The weather is so hot by the way.
It's really hot.
You can't see it too well from this side,
but it says 'GOD IS' in red and 'LOVE' in pink.
My goodness!
The reason this is like that is...
it's made over 30 years since 1985.
The person named 'Leonard Knight'...
is an ordinary person.
An ordinary man who worked as a truck driver, welder, car mechanic,
was riding in a hot-air balloon called 'JESUS IS LOVE',
which crashed. However, he survived.
He survived and thought it was divine revelation,
and decided to stay at this place.
There was nothing here including electricity.
With not much around, he used dirt or any paint nearby,
and made all these things himself.
(A folk art worthy of preservation and protection)
(Senses get stronger with the sunset.)
The Salvation Mountain is...
an artwork that one person made over 30 years, right?
There is a saying, which I'm not sure if you've heard of it.
As the saying, 'Flowers bloom even in a desert',
I felt Salvation Mountain itself was the flower in the desert.
And because it's the desert, the sun is very strong and it's very windy,
the Salvation Mountain works were...
affected and the colors came off and changed.
So the volunteers on site kept doing the preservation work,
to maintain it.
I hope Salvation Mountain, the flower in the desert,
will continued to be maintained for a long time.
(Driving through another desert)
(Where is she headed now?)
(From Joshua Tree National Park to the Mojave Desert)
I'm on my way to Seven Magic Mountains.
It's just desert all around.
There's really nothing.
Would it really be here?
I don't think it'll be there.
What?
I found it! My goodness, it's over there!
Awesome! Can you see it?
(Somewhere over here)
The pillars in different colors are standing.
Let's explore today why this Seven Magic Mountains is famous.
You can start to see it over there.
That's Seven Magic Mountains.
Let's go look!
Salvation Mountain we went earlier was,
near L.A. in California.
This is a desert near Las Vegas, as you can see.
You know the name of this artwork is 'Seven Magic Mountains'?
It's named that way because they are seven magical mountains.
But why are they seven magic...
why are they seven magic mountains?
I'm curious.
Even though I went there, I still don't know why.
It's an artwork by a famous artist Ugo Rondinone.
It's an expression of human presence in the desert,
but I don't know about that...
it's called magic mountains so,
I thought maybe he tried to illustrate seven splendid magicians?
But even until now, exactly what he tried to express,
what he really meant by magic mountains... I can't figure it out.
If anyone knows the answer, please leave it on my In*gram.
Please help me!
It's a lot bigger than I thought and there are a lot of visitors!
I heard that to pose for a picture here,
the required prop is a cone.
You know the cone that you eat ice cream with?
If you take a photo with a cone and the artwork in the far background,
it'd look like you put ice cream on top.
By the way, it's that pretty.
How did he make this?
I'll show you how big the rocks are by standing next to them.
Can you see?
There are so many boulders stacked up.
I'll go near.
Wow, it's so huge!
Someone is taking a picture so I ran out.
I'm under the boulder...
This is where my height reaches.
If I'm just standing, I can reach up to this much.
This tall when I'm standing on tiptoe?
It's crazy, right?
And if you want to see how large it is,
here is a small rock to compare.
It's actually not small.
It's a very large boulder compared to this small rock.
Isn't this one about my height though?
Is it similar to me?
This one is about my height, but that one is...
Look at this! It's so huge!
(Enormous)
I can't reach it even if I stretch out my arm.
You'll have to stack two of me.
It's awesome!
(It'd be disappointing not to take a selfie.)
(#Is_it_an_ad?, #Proof_required, #Doesn't_fit, #With_the_rock)
(Indeed, the queen of advertisement)
(Taking a bite of Seven Magic Mountains ice cream)
(This is how it really looks.)
(Hair blowing in the wind)
I look like Medusa.
The wind is making me evil.
(The last photo, click)
Finished! Let's go!
Finished! Finished with laundry!
Since I was exploring deserts,
I went back and forth between California and Nevada.
And Joshua Tree National Park is located there.
I heard there's a place where you can see splendid view of stars.
I hope you look forward to where that's going to be.
It's also going to be my first time going outdoor camping.
So I hope you get excited about it.
Please click 'subscribe' and 'like' and write lots of comments!
(...Lonely)
(Burning)
(Shocking visual)
(Surprise transformation into a chef!)
(Is this taste for real?)
From Joshua Tree National Park in California,
this is So Hyun, broadcasting to you.
(Counting stars this night in L.A.)
(To be revealed in next episode)
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Coldest day of season so far _ 103018 - Duration: 1:53.
Good afternoon, what a cold morning to start the day In fact, Seoul and Suwon saw the first
ice of the season.
It will be quite cold all day.
Temperatures will rise a bit tomorrow but expect to see temperatures way below the seasonal
averages for a couple more days.
Beijing and Tokyo will have a lot more bearable temperatures in the afternoon while in Korea
daily highs will be 2 to 5 degrees lower than yesterday in most parts, let's take a closer
look at today's temperatures.
Daily highs will range between 10 and 16 degrees.
Seoul will only reach 10 degrees, Jeju and Busan will enjoy late autumn weather topping
out at 16 and 15 degrees.
The autumn cold snap will ease starting Friday afternoon, until then dress warmly and take
good care of your health to avoid catching a cold.
That's Korea for you and here's the international weather for viewers around the world.
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Caravan Continues To Ignore Trump's Warning, So His Response Just Got Bigger - Duration: 4:32.
President Donald Trump warned the large migrant caravan headed for the U.S. border that they'd
do well to turn back around and go home, but they didn't listen.
Now, they might be realizing their big mistake after Trump's latest announcement.
This is going to get ugly.
Reports last week estimated that the Trump administration was preparing to send 800 U.S.
troops to the border to stave off the thousands-strong caravan of Central American migrants.
Now, that number has drastically increased.
According to The Wall Street Journal, "The U.S. military plans to deploy 5,000 troops
to the southwest U.S. border in anticipation of a caravan of would-be asylum seekers and
migrants currently moving northward in Mexico, U.S. officials said Monday."
The plans, dubbed "Operation Faithful Patriot," reportedly call for 1,800 troops to deploy
to Texas, 1,700 to Arizona, and 1,500 to California.
Under "Operation Faithful Patriot," troops are expected to be assigned to ports of entry
in the early phase.
They are expected to support Border Patrol agents and U.S. Customs and Border Protection
(CBP) officers in dealing with the anticipated migrant caravan arrivals.
The troops are expected to come from about ten U.S. Army installations.
The composition of the forces is expected to include military police, engineers, and
medical personnel.
CBP Commissioner Kevin McAleenan said his agency is updating "longstanding plans to
deal with a mass migration situation."
Those plans include temporary holding and processing facilities, he said.
McAleenan said he plans to ensure the CBP can "secure the ports (of entry) and prevent
a large group from coming at one time."
[Source: Breitbart]
President Donald Trump is expected to make a speech on Tuesday to outline other actions
he will take to stop the migrant caravan from successfully entering the United States.
Those could include a national security-based executive order to limit or halt the migrant's
ability to make asylum claims at the border.
"Many Gang Members and some very bad people are mixed into the Caravan heading to our
Southern Border.
Please go back, you will not be admitted into the United States unless you go through the
legal process," the president tweeted.
"This is an invasion of our Country and our Military is waiting for you!"
Indeed, the caravan is chock-full of dangerous criminals and gang members.
That much was openly admitted by one of the migrants himself during an on-camera interview
with Fox News.
"Criminals are everywhere," said Honduran immigrant Nixon Hernandez.
"It's criminals in here.
It is.
But it is not that many.
It is good people here trying to get through Mexico and then get to the United States.
It doesn't mean that everybody is a criminal."
While there are undoubtedly "good people" traveling with the migrant caravan, it only
takes a handful of bad eggs to make a major, irreversible impact.
After all, the Boston Marathon bombing was carried out by just two people; the 9/11 terrorist
attacks were perpetrated by only 19 men, yet still resulted in nearly 3,000 dead Americans.
In a tweet last week, independent reporter Sara Carter announced that people from India,
Bangladesh, and Africa are part of the mob headed for the U.S. border.
She made the startling discovery after searching through the throngs of immigrants herself
to see exactly who was making the trek.
Adding to concerns is the fact that a whopping 80 percent of these migrants are grown men
under the age of 35 — don't let the mainstream media fool you into believing that the caravan
is full of women and children.
There are some women and children making the trek, but their numbers pale in comparison
to the able-bodied men on the journey; able-bodied men who are fully capable of holding a job
and making a decent living in their home countries.
Are there dangerous criminals traveling with the migrant caravan headed for the U.S. border?
Yes.
There's no question about it.
Make no mistake, this is a national security emergency.
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Inktober So Far · My Process and Theme (The Struggle Has Been Really Real) - Duration: 6:41.
Hi my loves and welcome back.
Long time no see!
It's funny to think how different this month has been for me compared to this time last
year when I was posting a video every single day.
I can't believe how quickly this month has passed without me posting anything!
That wasn't the plan, obviously.
I knew I'd miss maybe a week or so, even this video your watching was recorded a couple
of weeks ago with the intention of having as my 'First Half of Inktober' catch-up
mid-month, and I've only just gotten round to editing it.
I really underestimated just how difficult moving house would be and adjusting to a new
space to live and work in.
A month in now, I'm still nowhere near used to it or settled into a new routine.
But sometimes you just have to bite the bullet, work with what you've got, get on with the
things you need to be getting on with, whether you're comfortable or not.
So that's where we're at today.
I wanted to share my progress so far with Inktober.
Like I was saying, very different to last years.
This one has just been rife with struggle and mistakes and stress and dissatisfaction.
But it's also been a real lesson for me in perseverance and also in taking a risk
in doing things that just aren't going to work, and being able to make those mistakes
and give myself permission to fail, which I've discovered is so much easier when you're
not sharing every step of the way on social media.
So to start out with, I was using colour unlike last year where I really got into playing
with value.
I just wasn't in the mood for the greyscale look but the only coloured inks I had were
the Winsor and Newton ones which I've always had issues with.
Whether it's the ink drying up or evaporating or coming out a totally different colour to
last time I used them.
So this time round, I dug them out to discover that only a few of them were still usable.
It must be to do with how I store them, I've just always found them problematic like that.
The limited colour palette problem turned out to be more of a good thing though as the
colours themselves went really nicely together and had an overall, autumnal look about them.
So I was pretty excited about what I could do with them.
Then, coming up with a theme.
I'm not good at following prompt lists, especially for a daily drawing thing, the
pressure of interpreting a word that might not spark something for me… just doesn't
work.
So I always go with a theme.
It took me so long to come up with something I liked but eventually I settled on antiques,
which I was pretty happy with as an idea.
And again, that and the colours, I had a good idea of what finished product I was looking
for.
In the meantime, I was already a week or so behind and had been able to see other peoples
inktober art.
All of it is amazing and I love seeing the different ways that people are doing things.
It's all so inspiring…
I kind of wanted to do it too, do it all.
The harmony of Kendyll Hillegas' round food drawings, the simplicity and style of Furry
Little Peaches, the detail and pure quality of Audra Auclairs, that amazing contrast and
real celebration of ink in Loish's work.
It was so easy to see all that every day and think, whatever I do isn't gonna be anywhere
near as skilled or even just as stylistically MINE as that.
You start to question your voice, what your contribution will bring to the table.
But I cracked on with it anyway.
And I'm glad I did.
Inktober is just one of those things, since I completed it last year, I feel like it'll
just be an inevitable part of my autumn forever now.
I started with this approach, that you saw in the first drawing which was obviously completely
different, I was basically using these colours like I would watercolours.
And it just didn't work.
Ink has more of a mind of its own, it bleeds and it doesn't layer in the same way I wanted
it to.
The first drawing was okay but it wasn't what I had in mind.
So I changed my approach, adapted to inks needs, and also really tried to celebrate
inks qualities and highlight the beautiful colours I was using.
I initially wanted to outline the pieces with the lovely calligraphy set I got from Caroline,
one of my wonderful viewers, but again, that didn't go to plan.
And strangely, I didn't feel defeated.
I think the difference was that I already knew I wasn't going to be sharing each and
every drawing as it happened.
I was giving myself time to just try stuff, have it not work, try something else, but
keep making and keep finishing things, regardless of how they looked or how they met with my
expectations.
Obviously, going all month without sharing anything on social media wasn't the plan,
and it really isn't good for the health of my social media profiles, but I think it
was good for the health of my art, and my attitude towards it, and that is what matters
most at the end of the day.
I'm not totally satisfied with my inktober drawings.
I wanted to get more outside the box, really explore a different style, and due to things
going wrong, I did fall back into somewhere close to my comfort zone.
But I do always appreciate inktober for coming with lessons, and getting me into good habits.
When I'm settled in to the new place, I'm looking forward to challenging myself more
and finding a better balance with what I make and what I share.
But overall, I'd call this a success.
I think anyone that's drawn anything this month has to celebrate some form of success.
Whether you drew every day or just one day, or even if you didn't take part in inktober
at all, just did your own thing.
The importance of any challenge is catering it to you in a way where you'll actually
come out of it having tested yourself and in doing that, improving, maybe not in an
obvious way, just a little step in the right direction.
Anyway, this is what happens when I don't get to talk to you guys for a while.
I say all the things at once.
The footage for this video was a bit all over the place as the folders on my computer have
been a bit jumbled with the footage sitting around for so long, but I'll have a video
in a few days time about what I plan to do with the finished drawings where hopefully
you'll get to see them all.
I wanted to put them together into one big poster, just for me, not to sell, just to
keep them all in one place and be that physical representation of my second Inktober, completed
in full.
Let me know how you guys have been getting on.
I always love hearing your variations on different challenges, so if you've been doing something
different this month, I'd love to know more about it.
Thanks so much for watching and I'll see you soon for the next video.
Bye!
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So, the boats due for a clean out.. Ep. 165 - Duration: 15:48.
- Tell me you can see that hanging off your face.
(mellow guitar music)
Off we go, people.
Motoring up the coast.
(ship's horn blaring)
Woo!
♪ The boy is alone ♪
♪ He can have his own space ♪
♪ He's done ♪
- You joined us last Monday
with our crew of patrons onboard in Miami.
We've got full sails up,
and we're cruising at 10 knots with no waves,
so everyone's really excited.
It's very nice sailing conditions.
Riley's just running the guys
through a bit of free dive theory.
We were so grateful to get to give these guys
a little taste of our lives here on La Vagabonde.
- I am driving the boat!
(laughing)
- I just can't get over how beautiful the sunset is.
(laidback music)
- Where is it, mate?
Just over there?
- Teamwork, woo!
Well, we are the last remaining,
how many are we?
Two, four, six, seven.
Seven people, including Riley and I.
Everyone else has left
and we're going out for one last little drink
and a bit of food.
And then John, on Monoceras,
and Ariana and Christian are sailing back up north
to where John leaves his boat,
and Riswan and Maya are--
You guys are flying back home to Dallas?
- [Riswan] We're flying out tomorrow morning.
- Yep, flying home to Dallas tomorrow.
So it's the end of our patron week
But it's been a blast.
It'll just be Riley and I again alone on the boat
annoying each other in no time.
The reason we love these meet-ups so much
is because we feel like we have a family
for this short amount of time.
Most of our patrons arrive as strangers
and leave as really good friends.
It's always so sad to say goodbye.
- [Ariana] Let us know, please do.
- Yeah, let us know about the boat.
We're there.
(laughing)
- [Elayna] Love you!
(cross-talk, general chatter)
- [John] Wave at the camera while we're at it.
- [Elayna] Au revoir, amigos!
- Adios, amigo.
- [Elayna] Until next time, bye!
And that's it, boo-kie.
- That is.
- [Elayna] We're all alone.
(Riley sighs)
- [Elayna] You wanna watch a movie?
- Nah.
- [Elayna] I am.
- Relax a little.
- [Elayna] Me and baby.
Come on, let's go.
We don't need him.
(Riley laughing)
(rain splattering)
- [Elayna] What's going on?
- It's raining.
We're supposed to go to Just Catamarans today
to get hauled out of the water
and get some stuff done
that you get done when you're on the hard,
but we'll certainly have to wait until this passes.
Maybe even for tomorrow.
- [Elayna] These are the flowers
that Christian and Ariana got us
before they left, so nice.
- He offered to help detail the boat,
if I wanted to do that.
I don't think we'll have time,
but that was nice of him.
He does that for work down in the Keys.
He said that he'd come over and help polish the hull.
In a day, he reckons.
Smash it all out.
- [Elayna] Amazing.
- He's going to bring a buffer.
Can we have an update on my eldest?
- [Elayna] (laughs)
I'm getting a bit more of a stomach now.
Do you wanna see?
- [Riley] Yeah.
- [Elayna] How's that?
- [Riley] That's good, that'll do.
- [Elayna] It's still not very big,
so that's three months.
Three, no, 14, 15 weeks. This is 15 weeks.
- [Riley] Sorry to interrupt.
It looks like E.T. is standing outside
and pretty cold and wanting to come in.
- [Elayna] Aww poor, it does!
Cute.
Off we go, people.
Motoring up the coast.
The rain has stopped, so we decided to make a move.
We've decided to also not get fuel,
because apparently no one has fuel here,
and the one place that does,
they can't tell us the depth of the marina.
(laughs) No one can.
- "I thought this was America."
Randy Marsh said it best.
- Am I not allowed to stand up for myself?
I thought this was America.
Huh, isn't this America?
I'm sorry, I thought this was America.
- We've decided on some mahi-mahi
for dinner tonight.
This is what we caught coming from Bimini Island
to Coconut Grove.
I was thinking of making a fish soup,
but that's really adventurous for me.
Maybe I'll give it a go.
That's how you learn, right?
Daniele gave me this mango.
Well, she gave me two,
but I cut one up 'cause it was ripe
and I froze it so we can make some homemade ice-cream,
but this one is ready to eat.
Smells amazing.
They grow them here in Florida
and like, honestly,
I can't even explain the smell to you,
it's like--
- [Riley] It's good, is it?
- [Elayna] It's too good.
I just cut my whole mango in half
without even knowing.
Daniele, I love you.
This is honestly the best mango
I've ever eaten in my life.
(mellow guitar music)
- [Riley] Fort Lauderdale has a large network of canals.
There are 165 miles of waterways within the city limits.
The city is home to 100 marinas,
and houses over 45,000 yachts.
That's pretty impressive, mate.
What do you call that one?
- [Other Sailor] Welcome, folks.
- [Riley] Thanks, mate.
♪ I gave up being who I used to be ♪
♪ But yesterday, I thought I'd try something new ♪
- [Man On Dock] Let her come back more.
- What do you reckon, Riles?
Nearly done?
- [Riley] Unfortunately, we didn't get a shot of the lasso.
- No, I got a shot of the lasso.
- [Riley] My lasso?
- Yeah.
- [Riley] Did you?
- I'm a woman of many talents, multitasking.
What have we got here?
- That's an AC unit,
to keep you guys cool at night.
Your AC's not working?
- [Elayna] We don't have one.
- You don't have one?
- No, we're minimalistic.
- Ah, okay, so--
- [Elayna] We don't deserve it just yet,
we're still children.
- We'll use yours.
- Okay.
- [Riley] We'll use yours.
- Rafael will be coming down here to meet you,
in a few minutes.
- So Raf has just come over.
This is Raf.
- How's it going, guys?
- And we just had a little chat inside,
but yeah, we're about to instal,
well, he's about to instal the air conditioner,
which looks like an anaconda.
- It's very hot,
and these little bugs called no-see-ums
light your skin on fire.
- [Elayna] I've been bit all over my legs already
from Coconut Grove, so this'll be great.
- [Podcast Speaker] Oh, you know.
I will say anything.
I mean, what shadow have I not been facing
would be the real question.
I think, I mean, when I woke up on January 1st--
- She's done it again, folks.
And no, I haven't stuffed it up.
I mean, I actually nailed it.
I'm surprised.
This is a tomato chilli fish soup.
I roughly followed a recipe that I found online,
but I definitely, I changed a lot,
so I'll put the link in the description below.
Basically, I sauteed some onion and garlic together,
added in some bok choy,
then I added in one chopped tomato,
a can of diced tomatoes,
and a tablespoon of tomato paste.
Then I chopped the fish, threw that in,
let that all simmer until the fish cooked through,
then I added a pinch of oregano, a pinch of thyme,
pepper, lots of, 'cause I love pepper, salt,
a squirt of tabasco 'cause we like it hot,
and yeah, its just me, Lord of Lightning,
and anaconda air con tonight for dinner,
because Riley's gone over to another boat.
We actually met them a few weeks ago in Turks and Caicos,
but I wasn't feeling up to it,
and I'm doing some work and listening to a podcast,
so I was really in the mood to be alone.
I didn't really want to socialise,
but boy, is he missing out.
(thunder crashing)
- What do you think of my fish soup?
I always need a review.
- It's the first time you've ever followed a recipe.
- [Elayna] Yay, and it worked!
- It's really good.
- [Elayna] I always need a rating, you know that.
- I'm consistently marking you too high, I think.
- [Elayna] I need compliments.
- Nine point nine.
- [Elayna] Whoa.
- It's pretty good soup.
- [Elayna] Thank you.
- You're welcome
- [Elayna] How could it be improved?
- It can't, I don't give out 10s.
- [Elayna] Okay.
Well, then, it's perfect.
Great, that's all I needed to know.
Thank you, good night.
Goodbye.
- [Riley] It was really nice
to be able to come down to the beach
in the mornings for a run
before us and the team at Just Cats
would get to work.
- These caterpillars are everywhere,
hanging from the trees.
You've just gotta run in the middle of the road.
(gentle acoustic guitar music)
- It wasn't too much.
We were here to instal some much needed fans,
a mesh net outside for our dive gear,
and some other small odd jobs,
but the main reason we were here
was for the haul out and hull scrape,
which Elayna and I were going to do over the weekend.
I'm just down here with Steve the water maker wizard,
and he's just explaining to me,
he agreed to come over
and just explain a few different things to me,
and I definitely need to change out
the water filter down here.
It's looking a bit, in his words, gnarly.
- [Elayna] Really?
(laughing)
- [Steve] If you put three glasses of water,
lets say one salt water,
one municipal fresh water
and one RO water--
- [Riley] And municipal fresh water
is just fresh water from any cistern in the world?
- [Steve] Correct.
From any dock side water that you get
or any city water that might--
because the city treats it,
so the membranes,
if you're talking about the three glasses of water,
in about three days, salt water,
with the bacterial activity,
is going to be bubbling and have growth in it.
The fresh water municipal,
because it still has dead bodies in it,
even though they are killed,
will reactivate with light after about two weeks
and the bacterial activity will begin
to bubble up and get nasty in there.
The RO water is different,
because the RO water,
only saline goes through the membrane pores.
Calciums don't go through,
sulfites don't go through,
bacteria does not go through.
- [Riley] The most sterile, I guess,
of all of the waters is the RO water.
- Is the RO water in your tank,
and that would be because it doesn't
have the dead bodies.
- [Riley] Yeah.
- So it won't reactivate.
You won't be introducing bacteria into your system
by using RO water.
- [Riley] Amazing.
- And, it's wonderful, yeah,
if you can keep your tank sterile.
So there's obviously going to be
a little bit of bacteria
because your tank is not sterile,
but for the most part,
this removes the dead bodies,
so you'll have water without any dead bodies.
- [Riley] And so, having looked at our system,
all I've gotta to do is
just replace my water filter here?
- Correct.
- [Riley] Beautiful.
- And you're looking real good.
- [Riley] Thanks for having a look at that for me, man.
- Not at all,
and the system's looking real good, real clean.
Keep it that way
and keep doing what you're doing.
Use it often.
- [Riley] Yep.
- Make sure that water doesn't get a chance to stagnate
and keep your filters clean.
You should be good
- [Riley] Perfecto.
- [Elayna] Alright, so who have we got down here,
and what are you doing with my bedroom?
(laughing)
- I am putting holes in your bedroom wall
in order to mount these guys.
- [Elayna] Hooray, I'm so excited!
- The fun part is always running the wires, of course.
- [Elayna] Yeah.
Thank you, Terry.
- You're welcome.
- So basically,
this is what I've been doing most mornings.
I'll pack my backpack
and I'll head into the office,
where its nice and cool and I can concentrate,
because the house is constantly a mess,
and its really loud,
and I don't want the boys
to feel like they're being watched.
I'm going up to the Just Cats office,
where I've been working.
They have a little area for guests,
which is amazing,
and the air con's like, super cold,
so you actually have to wear a jumper.
And Riley's been taking care of a lot
of boat jobs as well with the boys,
so he's been helping out as much as he can,
and yeah, organising all of that stuff,
so that's what I'm doing.
I'm gonna show you the office.
(mellow guitar music)
- I'm gonna go and make a hot chocolate.
I've made it my morning ritual,
to get me started. (laughs)
(upbeat guitar music)
There he is,
and what are you doing in my office this morning?
- In your office?
- [Elayna] Yes
- Researching vazer extensions,
because I just got caught in a worm hole
of storm tactics again,
but I'll get back on task again, I promise.
- [Elayna] Thank you,
- We don't want to get kicked out
before we have the baby.
- [Elayna] No.
- Bahamian delivery rooms would be okay, probably.
- [Elayna] Probably.
- Would you have a baby on that?
- That's probably what they look like
in the Bahamas. (laughs)
It's really funny.
One of the boys just walked in
and referred to Just Catamarans as Just Storage,
because we've been getting like,
all this mail that's arrived,
because its very rare
that we actually get a reliable address,
so when we do, we get all the things that we need.
Yesterday a breast pump arrived.
Today I have some baby bottles.
It's really funny, also very embarrassing.
Yeah, we want to be prepared,
because Riley and I are very unorganised,
and I bet ya, if we don't act now,
the baby's going to be without a bottle, so.
It is so cold in here
that I've had to cook some corn.
That's not the only reason why I'm cooking corn,
we're really hungry.
- [Riley] Hey, save me a piece of that corn for later.
- But it is seriously freezing in here.
I'm wearing a jumper.
It's amazing, it's really fun.
How cold are you out of 10?
- Tired.
- [Elayna] (laughing) Can you see that?
Tell me you can see that hanging off your face.
- What's the terminology?
I got beer brain, dude.
- [Riley] Raf is a huge part of Just Catamarans,
and has been helping us out a lot,
although it probably doesn't look like it here.
La Vagabonde had been on the high seas now
for over 14 months,
and it really was a relief
to be able to go somewhere like Just Cats,
with their expertise and motivation,
to nail a bunch of jobs in less than a week.
It was also good to kick back after a day's work
and talk about some of the more technical issues
with the guys here.
- Especially when they're pissed.
(laughter)
- Can you document the beer abuse?
I'm gonna to call the cops on him.
- [Elayna] Thanks for watching.
Tune in for a bonus episode this Friday for the haul out,
and we reveal the sex of our baby.
Thanks to our patrons,
who are still, please, keeping this a secret,
and have been for the past few months now.
Let us know what you think it might be
in the comment section.
♪ But hey, who really knows? ♪
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Judge Says Georgia Can't Throw Out Absentee Ballot, So They "Go Missing" Instead - Duration: 3:18.
The voter suppression taking place in the state of Georgia doesn't look like it's coming
to an end any time soon, even though last week a judge ruled that the state had to stop
throwing out ballots, specifically absentee and vote by mail ballots, if the signatures
were not a direct match.
They could not throw those ballots out.
They had to count them.
State election officials actually being run by Brian Kemp, the Republican running for
governor who benefits from all this voter suppression, they decided to go a different
route then.
If we can't throw them out ... if we have to count them, then we're just going to conveniently
lose them.
That is exactly what's happened in Georgia right now.
Thousands of absentee and vote by mail ballots have now, according to state election officials
in Georgia, gone missing.
They don't know where they are.
Now, Brian Kemp's office, secretary of state, the guy in charge of the elections, they guy
who's been running these voter purges, says that, "No, we don't know of any that are missing.
That's ... I don't know where that came from."
Even though the state government is already said, "Yeah, there's several thousand missing
and we don't know where they are."
Now, we're getting conflicting stories from the state and from Brian Kemp, the guy that's
going to benefit from it.
Oh, and to make things worse, the majority of these ballots that have now gone missing
... they belong to African Americans.
Not only is this just your run of the mill voter purge, it's also a highly racist voter
purge, because Brian Kemp happens to be running against an African American woman who's running
for Democrat governor, Stacey Abrams.
He knows that these African Americans are gonna turn out and vote for her.
He's got to kick them off the voting roles.
What they had been doing, was that if the signature on their voter registration form
did not directly and exactly match the signature on their ballot, they would throw it out.
Last week, judge said, "No, you can't do that.
You don't even have actual handwriting experts looking at the signatures to determine if
they were written by the same person.
It's just people in your office holding the two up and saying, 'No, he dotted the i differently
on this one, so, I can throw it away.'"
That's what was happening in the state of Georgia, just random idiots working in Brian
Kemp's office, being in charge of deciding who gets to vote and who doesn't.
Shocking surprise, most of the people who don't get to vote are African Americans now.
Now that they've been ordered to preserve those ballots and actually count them, they've
just gone missing.
We don't know where they are.
We don't know if they're gonna turn up before the final votes come in next Tuesday.
We don't know.
All we do know, is that this voter suppression that's been carried out by Brian Kemp over
the last two years, was a calculated effort on behalf of Kemp himself to make sure that
he did everything possible to cheat his way into the governorship of the state of Georgia.
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What Makes Stop Motion So Creepy? | Traven Talks - Duration: 12:53.
Stop Motion is simultaneously one of the most spectacular and, most, terrifying, forms of animation
It's had a long history in film, with 1897's "The Humpty Dumpty Circus" being the first
piece of Stop Motion ever created, but which has sadly been lost to time.
Since then, Stop Motion has slowly become a staple of entertainment, beginning as a
gimmick for aspiring artists to play around with, transitioning into a special effects
tool that stitched together smooth and lifelike stop motion animation with live action footage
to stun audiences, and eventually being molded into an artform all of its own for artists
and creatives to explore, such as Nick Park, creator of the "Wallace & Gromit" series,
who's work in Aardman Animations has gotten him 6 Academy Awards nominations, 4 of which
he won, and who, alongside Peter Lord, directed "Chicken Run", currently the highest grossing
stop motion animated film of all time
Wallace: Blast.
It's a medium that's always tempted artists to try their hand and see what they can do
with this tactile trade, and while it has its benefits, it also has its challenges.
Like all forms of animation, it's incredibly tedious, delicate and time consuming work.
Animator: Then I come up, go into the eyes, bring them around . . . a tiny amount . . . a tiny amount . . .
Host: Anyone fancy a pint?
But when compared to 2D or 3D, which require an extensive knowledge of specific kinds of
programmes, or, well, the ability to draw, the bar to entry for Stop Motion seems rather low.
Or at least, that's how it seems to me.
All you need is a camera, a basic editing software and something to animate.
And with the increasing ease of access we have to sites and platforms that allow us
to learn these crafts, share our creations and connect with like minded creators, it's
no surprise that Stop Motion has boomed online, with people using pretty much anything they
can get their hands on to create something fantastic.
Cop: This better be something important, chief!
Hey HEY HEY WHERE'D YOU FIND THAT!
However, unlike 2D or 3D, there's no safety net.
You don't have any keyframes to guide the animation, no eraser or crtl+z to undo a mistake,
and if you do mess up somehow, either by positioning a model wrong or, god forbid, knocking something
over, you have to start all over again.
To quote Travis Knight, Lead Animator for many of Laika Studios' films, "because
you effectively get one opportunity to get it right, every shot is a high wire act".
It's a problem that's made worse by the amount of strings that need to be pulled to
put together each frame of these films, whether it be the at times hundreds of animators,
designers and builders working round the clock behind the scenes or the thousands of painfully
slow moving pieces that go into bringing each puppet and set to life at a snail's pace.
These productions are massive undertakings that for many are a daunting commitment.
None of this is helped by Stop Motion's rather, off putting, aesthetic.
I'm not the first to notice that Stop Motion can be kinda creepy.
In fact, many creators working with it seemed to have realized this a while ago, given the
amount of dark or horror themed films and shorts that go out of their way to exploit
this aspect of the medium rather than shy away from it.
And, I guess it shouldn't be much of a surprise, given that one of the earliest Stop Motion
hits came from someone animating dead beetles with wire legs because live ones were too
difficult to work with.
There's just something about the movements that seems so mechanical.
Something about the textures that makes your skin crawl.
Something about the designs that just doesn't seem right.
It all feels so weird, so eerie, so, uncanny, and it's in that valley that I think the
heart of this issue lies.
The Uncanny Valley, as we know it today, is a concept that was outlined in 1970 by Masahiro
Mori, a Japanese roboticist, in an essay called "Bukimi No Tani", and originally published
in a japanese journal called "Energy".
Mori proposes the idea that the more human-like a machine's design is, the more positively
we will respond to it, until it becomes almost human, but not quite, at which point the subtle
imperfections in the machine's appearance will make it seem eerie or even repulsive,
a feeling that is amplified when movement is involved.
But once the design and motion appears perfectly human, we will react positively to it again.
That dip into negativity is what has become known as the "Uncanny Valley".
In the essay, Mori argues that when designing humanlike machines, it's best to aim for
something that would fall around or before that first peak.
Though it initially garnered little attention, with the rapid development of robotics technology
and computer generated imagery, the Uncanny Valley has quickly become a prominent idea
in mainstream culture.
There's been a lot of discussion and debate surrounding it, especially in the scientific
community, about what causes it, how one's exposure to these sorts of technologies or
lack thereof can affect one's experience with it, what conditions are necessary to
cause it, or if it even exists at all, but recent findings show that the Uncanny Valley
may be a result of a "perceptual mismatch".
We start to develop these feelings toward something when it is given attributes we don't
expect to see, such as a cartoon character with oddly realistic eyes, or a realistic
3D model moving in very mechanical ways.
The Uncanny Valley is a result of us being uncomfortable with seeing things looking and
acting in ways we think they shouldn't be, a feeling that becomes more intense the more
familiar we are with the subject in question, such as, well, ourselves.
For truly, who else could we be more familiar with?
With the increasing awareness of the concept, more and more people have jumped in to have
their say on it, including those with criticisms of the idea and the debate surrounding it.
The original essay wasn't properly translated into english until 2012, and so most of the
discussion up to that point was based on imprecise or even incorrect
wording, including the use of the word "Uncanny".
The essay itself is quite broad and anecdotal, and so it's been difficult to research properly.
Though, that may be the point, given that, as Mori pointed out in an interview following
the release of the official translation, it "was more a piece of advice from me (Mori)
to people who design robots rather than a scientific statement".
There's also a problematic implication that comes with it, that anyone who looks or acts
or moves out of the norm could be considered inherently uncanny, something that's especially
concerning for those with neurological or motor issues, for whom such things are usually
out of their control.
Not to mention the trend of people using it as a be all end all explanation for anything
that's scary or creepy or weird without digging any deeper into the things they're
talking about to see if there are any other explanations . . .
*cough cough*
But it's this phenomenon that I think perfectly describes why Stop Motion is hard to watch
for some.
It blends together elements of animation and live action in ways that are simply unnerving.
Firstly, there's the nightmare situation that comes with watching dolls move on their own.
Chucky: Hi, I'm Chucky, wanna play?
As Henry Selick, director of The Nightmare Before Christmas & Coraline, puts it: "Stop-motion
can bring anything to life, including dead-looking things and broken things.
There's something about its twitchy motion that, combined with the right design and lighting,
can really raise the hairs on one's neck."
There's a certain dread that comes from seeing these inanimate things brought to life,
that makes us question what it means to be alive, to be conscious, to be human, and whether
the only difference between us and these manufactured models is just the materials that stitch us
together.
The models and puppets made for many Stop Motion works are usually the kinds of cartoony
caricatures that'd fit right at home in 2D or 3D, but they often look odd when brought
into reality.
In "FOXED", a stop motion short about a young girl kidnapped by, well, foxes, the
models well and truly feel like dolls, with big heads sitting on thin bodies with wide
eyes and tiny mouths that are just, expressionless, having the sort of dead eyed look that cuts
right through the screen.
This is especially clear with the human models, which feel too coarse and gritty to be dolls,
but also too shiny and smooth to be people.
Ironically, the foxes, which expressly lean on a more unrealistic design, end up feeling
more natural.
And, for as much as I love the "Wallace and Gromit" series, their claymation forms
are, kinda terrifying.
They also suffer from that dead eyed glare, and their cartoony designs have a level of
detail to their textures that makes their exaggerated features uncomfortable to watch.
Especially Gromit's.
No offence, buddy.
The caricature like designs used for animation can often become grotesque when given the
physical depth and detail inherent to Stop Motion.
This is amplified by the movements of these puppets and models.
The type of motion we accept in other forms of animation are given an odd sense of unreality
in Stop Motion, as the level of abstraction that comes from watching drawings or polygons
move is lost when watching what we know to be real objects do so.
In "Cat with the Hands", an old man tells a young man the story of a cat that steals
human body parts so that it can become human.
Aside from the cat's horrifying design, the scariest part of this short comes from
the movements of the animated section, whether it be the impossibly smooth way the cat licks
its hands or catches a bird, or the jumpy movements it exhibits as it feasts on its
prey.
The way it moves is unnatural.
Similarly, in "Sandman", we watch a young boy on his way to bed preyed upon by the titular
Sandman.
Whilst the movements of the boy and the mother are a touch jerky and imprecise, the Sandman's
seem almost too perfect by comparison, and it gives his character an otherworldly feeling
that magnifies the danger he poses to the boy, who's blissfully unaware of the monster
looming in the shadows.
Even Anomalisa uses these quirks to highlight the distress that it's main character, Michael,
goes through in his day to day life, as, due to severe mental troubles, he begins to question
the reality of the world he lives in.
The quirks of movement in animation, whether they be the jumpy aesthetic of its frame by
frame nature or the impossibly smooth finish of digitally composed works, becomes unnatural
when used to animate physical things.
In a sense, Stop Motion falls into an Uncanny Valley of its own between animation and live
action, containing elements of both that mix in such a way that is, well, uncanny.
It's stuck with a foot in both worlds and a place in neither.
And that's, not a bad thing.
In fact, it's what makes it so unique as a medium.
Most Stop Motion films revel in this valley, either by, as mentioned before, exploiting
that inherent creep factor to amplify the feelings of dread and disgust they want to draw
out of you, or by using it to give their work a distinct visual flair that stands out from
the more clean cut productions we're accustomed to.
"The Nightmare Before Christmas" combines a dark and gothic style with the unnatural
movements and oddly grotesque designs and tactility of Stop Motion to make its world
of horror feel strikingly and ironically vibrant.
Meanwhile, "Fantastic Mr. Fox" gives this adaptation of the classic children's book
by Roald Dahl a gorgeous golden glow.
Fox: Maybe it's the lighting.
The odd, jerky movements of the puppets' animation serve to emphasize the strong rustic
quality to the movie's tone, as if it's all come out of an old toy box, and when seen
through some obsessively symmetrical framing, it gives the film the whimsical atmosphere
of an old storybook, which, all things considered, is pretty fitting.
The aesthetic of Stop Motion compliments and even strengthens the style of the works that
use it.
In that same vein, Stop Motion's place as both live action and animation lets it blur
the line between the two.
"Kubo & The Two Strings" is an enthralling adventure riddled with supernatural threats
whose incredible imagery and animation only emphasizes its emotional impact.
But for as fantastical an experience as it may be, it's always grounded for me by the
realization that almost everything in it has been made by someone.
From each and every hair on each of the character's heads to the 20 ft tall model they built for
that damned skeleton, nearly every detail was handmade, and it's honestly just amazing
to realize how much time and effort went into building it all from the ground up.
It gives this mythical world a sense of reality.
And "Anomalisa", for as painfully mundane as it's premise may seem, expertly uses
its medium to give it a dreamlike atmosphere, from the bright, warm lights reflecting off
of the soft, smooth textures of everything in the film, to the surreal and at times nightmarish
twists we see through Michael's eyes, which all melds together into something that's
easy to lose yourself in.
"The screens I've gone to
and the people I've had the opportunity to talk to, that have never, haven't worked
on this project, they were, uh, for a while they forgot they were watching puppets, and...
it's, you know, it's humbling to be a part of that."
Stop Motion blends together fantasy and reality in such a way that no other medium can.
What makes Stop Motion creepy, is also what makes it so amazing.
And yeah, those are my thoughts.
I'm coming back to make videos again!
Also, sorry if you hear weird thumping noises, my neighbour's just doing construction outside, it's, a whole thing.
I've decided to focus more so on monthly longish-form video essays talking about basically
whatever.
For as fun as those short, weekly videos are to make, I want to focus on and give myself
the time to create stuff that I think is worth making and actually has something to say,
beyond "hey, I like this thing because x/y/z", though I do have an idea for a series that
would still continue that kinda format, but still.
Anyway, let me know what yous think, if yous agree, disagree, how yous feel about stop
motion animation, what your favourite stop motion film is, for me it's a tie between
Coraline and ParaNorman, etc, and thanks for watching!
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Selena Gomez's Comments About Trump's Family Separation Policy Are So Emotional - Duration: 5:03.
On June 30th
Selena Gomez attended the Hotel, Transylvania
3 summer vacation premiere in Los Angeles, California to promote her upcoming film
However, the night wasn't all fun and games for the movie star because Selena Gomez's comments about Trump's family's
Operation policy proves that she hasn't forgotten about today's political issues you go Selena
During the movie premiere Gomez revealed that trumps family
Separation policy has affected many people around her. It's extremely disheartening
Gomez said there's a lot of confusion and anger
It's definitely been affecting so many people who are close to me
The recent crisis of separating immigrant children from their families at the border has resulted in two public
Organizing protests to fight against the Trump administration's zero-tolerance
immigration policy since these protests broke out a number of celebrities
Gomez, included to have spoken in favor of the fight to end this separation on June 29th Gomez tweeted
In support of the keep families together marches that took place on June 30th
She wrote
Families seeking safety in our country need protection
Understanding and opportunity not detention. This is a moral choice. Not a political one
I don't know about y'all, but there's seriously nothing. I love more than celebrities speaking out on the issues
Following the complete backlash in response to Trump's family separation policy
Donald Trump signed an executive order on June 20th, that would stop this crisis
However, there's still a number of problems that need to be addressed
Even with the new order on June 29th
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that they plan to detain families together and hold them in detention centers
Indefinitely or up until their immigration cases to test Trump's family policy
Individuals all over the nation gathered together on June 30th in honor of the families belong together, March the families belong together
FBT
coalition one of the key nonprofits who spearheaded this march
discussed on their website how this crisis is still not over even with the executive order signing the coalition said
Were rallying in Washington DC and around the country to tell Donald Trump and his administration
to permanently end the separation of kids from their parents and
family internment camps and the zero humanity policy that created this crisis and
Reunify the children with their parents
from Washington DC to Los Angeles
California people from all over the nation marched together to fight against Donald Trump's separation policy
Even though this activism is coming from unfortunate circumstances
It's still so inspiring to see the passion. These concerned individuals have for the injustice as immigrant families are currently facing
Despite Trump's claim that the executive lurid well keep families together and BC news reported on June
27th that the Department of Homeland Security DHS is reportedly asking for more military space to house detainees
according to NBC News
DHS asked to the Department of Defense DoD for space that would care for a family population of up to
12,000 people also nearly 2,000 of those families would require housing within 45 days
Elite daily reached out to DHS for comment at the time, but did not hear back
Clearly this border crisis isn't going anywhere but rest assured that
activists and other concern individuals will be fighting against the Trump administration in any way they can
Not everyone can take part and weekend marches to protest witnessed and justices
But that won't stop people from calling out Trump staffers wherever they can on June 22nd White House
Press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders was eating at red hen restaurant in Lexington, Virginia, but was asked by the owner
phanie wilkinson to leave the establishment
in fact
Sanders is just one of a few White House staffers that has been openly haggled while eating out in public such as
Department of Homeland Security Secretary
Christian Nielsen and Trump senior adviser Stephen Miller
I might not have been able to see this public outcry go down
But this is kind of what I imagined it to resemble whether it's during a protest march or at a movie premiere
It's so inspiring to see so many people standing up for these families. I hope the fight never stops
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