Friday, August 18, 2017

Youtube daily report Aug 18 2017

Standard and Poor's maintained South Korea's sovereign credit rating at AA... ruling out

any possibilities of armed clashes on the Korean peninsula.

The Global ratings provider affirmed Seoul's stable outlook... citing how North Korea will

not instigate any armed conflicts as it would only harm its own regime.

S&P added the South Korean economy has strong fundamentals to keep pulling off better growth

in the future... but noted lingering geopolitical risks due to the regime provide chornic downside

risks for Asia's fourth largest economy.

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Configure and manage smart card token using User Self-Service (USS) - Duration: 12:00.

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Robin Thicke bientôt papa pour la deuxième fois : sa chérie est enceinte - Duration: 2:02.

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Upside-Down Kiss Scene | Spider-Man (2002) Movie Clip - Duration: 2:58.

I better run, tiger.

Hey, check it out, man.

Come on, man.

Hey, where you going, baby? Come on!

Get off me!

Wait!

You have a knack for getting in trouble.

You have a knack for saving my life. I think I have a superhero stalker.

I was in the neighborhood.

You are amazing.

Some people don't think so.

- But you are. - Nice to have a fan.

Do I get to say thank you this time?

Wait.

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THESE CHICKENS AREN'T FOR EATING

THESE CHICKENS AREN'T FOR EATING

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How to Make Amazing Multi CHEWING GUM Vending Machine at Home - DIY Little Vending Machine - Duration: 5:32.

Multi Chewing Gum Vending Machine

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Jeep Wrangler Rugged Ridge Aluminum Rear Bumper Pods (2007-2017 JK) Review & Install - Duration: 3:47.

The Rugged Ridge aluminum rear bumper pods are for those of you with an '07 and up JK

that are looking for a unique bumper solution for the back of your Jeep.

This, in fact, isn't even a full, all the way across bumper.

This is going to be, as it says in the name, a pair of bumper pods.

So it's going to cover the outside of your Jeep, leaving the center section of the rear

crossmember more or less exposed.

And of course you can get a piece that goes in the center there, but this is just for

those outer end pods.

This is a one out of three wrench install that shouldn't take you more than an hour

to complete.

This is going to give you a couple of additional recovery points on the back of your Jeep,

and it's going to keep your weight down dramatically over a full steel bumper that you might otherwise

bolt onto your Jeep.

So this is going to be sort of a minimalist approach, while still getting some additional

functionality and being a little bit unique.

However, this kit is aluminum so it will demand a higher price.

This kit's going to be more expensive than some bumpers and tire carriers put together,

just for these bumper pods.

So you have to be willing to come out of pocket for this setup.

This system weighs in at right around 53 pounds, and that is with the pods and the brackets

themselves, and of course the D-rings and the D-ring mounts.

The brackets, the D-rings and the D-ring mounts, they are going to be steel, so that's where

most of your weight comes from.

The pods themselves are really just a cover that go on top of those mounting brackets,

and that's the very lightweight part of this system.

But even at 53 pounds for everything including the steel components, this is going to be

a lot lighter weight than a bumper would be, certainly a bumper and a tire carrier setup.

But you are, as I said before, still getting the functionality of the D-ring mounts, so

you're gonna have some recovery points on the back, and in my opinion this system is

really about being minimalist and being a little bit different from most of the other

plinth seal bumpers you'll find.

This is a one out of three wrench install that shouldn't take you more than an hour

to complete, and the first step is going to be removing that factory rear bumper.

There are a couple of bolts that hold that bumper onto the frame rail and also the crossmember.

Once you have it unbolted, you can really just pull it off and set it aside.

The next step is going to be installing these brackets onto your Jeep, and you'll just follow

the instructions and use the included hardware to get these bolted up.

It's a fairly simple process.

You don't have to drill any holes.

Just attach them to the Jeep.

And finally attach the bumper pods themselves to the mounting brackets, and the way they

get bolted on is through these D-rings on the back here.

Again, very simple process.

Some hand tools are all you're gonna need and about an hour's time to get this installed

on your Jeep.

If you've been shopping for bumpers, you'll know that this is toward the top of the price

range for a bumper, especially one that doesn't include a tire carrier, and even more so when

you consider the fact that this isn't even a full, all the way across bumper.

This is just the pods that go on the corners.

You're gonna be out of pocket a little over $800 for this set up.

Part of that fact is that it's pretty well built.

Another part is the fact that this is aluminum, which is an expensive material, and another

is that just that this is unique and this is a little bit different.

So more of you are going to be willing to spend a little bit more to have a slightly

different look.

If this is outside your price range, if it's not something you're interested in, there

are a lot of other bumpers out there that have the same or more functionality than this

one, for a lower price.

You have a lot of options.

But if you wanna be unique and have a high quality and lightweight bumper, I think this

is going to be a nice option.

So, if you're looking to get rid of that rear bumper, you want something a little bit unique,

I definitely recommend looking into the Rugged Ridge aluminum rear bumper pods fitting your

'07 and up JK that you can find right here at extremeterrain.com.

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Tony Robbins: How to Build Your Winning Attitude (Tony Robbins 2017) - Duration: 16:30.

[Applause]

the more you can cultivate that sense of

wealth that sense of abundance in you

the more you can feel that sense of joy

the more easy it's going to be if you do

financially because you're not going to

be in this scarce fearful mode

now that's anonymous by itself you have

this great sense of abundance and do the

wrong mechanics and be a disaster true

or false but if I had to have an area to

get you started with you want to have

the emotion psychological strength is

that's going to carry you through when

the mechanics are boring or frustrating

or when things aren't working out your

emotion your psychologies will carry you

it will get you to keep doing it

everyone knows if you've done any

studies dr. Seligman very famous for

doing studies on optimism and in those

studies you really found out people that

are pessimists are much more realistic

they're much more accurate if you give

them a test and you ask them to look at

something and give you a size

measurement of it or to evaluate their

own success or failure at a task and

every study Sullivan's done into the

University I think Pennsylvania if I

remember correctly originally we found

was that optimists always see themselves

as doing better than they really did

they basically be asking selves what

happens the pessimist there tends us

more accurate but here's we found out we

found out is because the people who are

accurate never push themselves because

they know it's never going to work

anyway whereas the optimist sees it

better than it is so they keep doing it

because they have the illusion they did

well well I'll do even better next time

and because that optimism they did it

more often it's so optimists succeed at

a four to five full depending on the

task result ultimately beyond anything

that a pessimist will do and they're not

as accurate all that's a big way of

saying is if you can develop a

psychology of resilience in yourself you

don't have to be optimistic or fake you

can be real the realness is whatever

shows up you are larger than anything

that can happen to you you are larger

than any financial challenge you could

ever say initially we'll say well look

at their houses look at their homes and

they don't really have electricity on

this but they don't feel for if your

identity the way you define the wealth

determines whether you're wealthy or not

so are there enough things for you

knowing the two-thirds of planet lives

on $2 a day that you could get yourself

to really feel grateful yes or no how

much of your life do you get benefits

from today that you never had to create

think about I guess have to rode you

ride on the library the books you didn't

have to write I think the Internet you

can access and settings to get answers

just about anything the people in your

life you didn't have to raise but are

there for you think about all the

different aspects of your life if you

want to be wealthy all you have to do is

associate so before we do the financial

part the financial independence is

different than wealth wealth is that

State of Mind financial dependence is

being in that position where you don't

ever have to work again that if you work

you do it because you really want to now

give you a clue if you get financially

dependent you don't work you'd be

miserable I can't tell how many friends

I have it sold their company made 50

million dollars one man made almost a

billion dollars and was really excited

for a while but after a while it was

like bored his vehicle of his business

gave him a sense of contribution and he

was always growing figuring how to solve

problems and yet all the people he was

connected to in the business all the

employees and friends and a socialite Lu

I'm not just saying this as some little

positive thinking technique I'm telling

you this is the secret the real secret

to shift it inside of you and add the

real value most people are trying to

pursue something in the future that they

already have

I want you to think of what it is you

think you want that will make you

wealthy or financially free by defining

the game in a winnable way a certain

amount of money that we meet and that

covers what we're going to call a

financial security which might be your

housing your cars your food and basic

entertainment company would feel bridge

if you didn't have to work if your

investment alone the income from your

investments the income covers those four

items your housing for the rest of your

life your food right your travel and

some entertainment I think that would

feel pretty good say I and by the way

that number is way smaller than what

most of you think of when you think

about being financially independent

which is everything covered without

working so why not get the first one

down pat and you know exactly what that

number is for you and what it's going to

take for that number we don't have to

work to meet it then we could look at

financial independence where you don't

have to work and everything is covered

then we go to finance for freedom you

have to work and everything you can

think of is color and then you ever want

to do for yourself or others those you

want to give that's a different level

isn't it and most people think of

financial freedom they come with a

gigantic number that if you even figured

out everything you want it's nowhere

near as big as you think and because

it's so big you never even start the

journey and you don't think it's going

to happen so you talk about it you hope

you'll get some big hits sometime with

your business or something but you never

get going how many follow to say I you

were significant in other people's eyes

what will that do for you well you know

in my eyes somebody that I would look

somebody that but we're not in a sample

but when you get there you won't look to

yourself anymore when you get there

you'll just be in a different level then

you'll be trying to figure some other

level of what you need to get to so you

would respect yourself that's a good boy

he always makes a good point you notice

that

so what you're doing is here's the game

you're playing I want all of you to hear

this no amount of money will ever make

you wealthy because as soon as you get

there you will raise the game now here's

what's great about that to continue

growing in all areas of life if you

could grow emotionally should you yes or

no if you could give more should you yes

or no yeah if you grow intellectually

should you yeah if you get more love

should you if you could grow more

finance Lisa G yes because growth is

life but having to grow in order to feel

significant enough means you will always

be poor it's a game that never ends

let's talk about money now not wealth

what does it take mechanically to get

this thing called financial independence

and what does financial independence as

opposed to wealth wealth is a product of

the mind again

no amount of money you ever achieve will

make you wealthy financial dependent

means you never have to work again in

order to live your life that when you do

work you're doing it because you really

want to not because you have to how many

of committed not only being wealthy but

also financially independent say ah how

do we get there let me give you the

lesson how to get there it is so simple

that when I tell you're going to go

thank you for the breakthrough thought

but even though you may know this

intellectually whether you're

sophisticated or not you probably know

this the formula for financial

dependence is so simple and you can't

achieve financial abundance unless you

really learn to apply this not just in a

concept you have to consistently in your

life and that formulas simple spend less

than you what you know thank you for the

breakthrough thought Tony but is this

what most people do yes or no no one of

the most people spend more than they

earn there's no way around this no one

how much money you have if you spend

more than you earn it got a challenge so

there's no way to be financially free

financially independent without spending

less than you earn and what do you got

to do with what you don't spend you got

to invest the difference because what I

want to show you right now is how do you

build what everybody should own every

one of you should leave here with your

own personal money machine you want to

create a money machine a machine that

while you're sleeping

can you money right so you're no longer

trading the most valuable resource you

have in life your time for money you

want to trade money for money you want

money to go to work you want to put that

money to work for you so while you're

sleeping it's making a difference you

want to create a machine and that

machine you want to create it's

something you want to be able to feed

you at some stage where you don't have

to work that's what the money machine is

the second secret to this is you got to

reinvest how many of you have ever made

a big hit in your investments and went

oh my god that's so cool and took the

money and spent it on something raise

your hands say aye

come on say aye I know you all anybody's

invested has done this if you gotta bake

8000 as is it nothing wrong with that

but you got to make sure a significant

about that you reinvest your returns so

you get compounded what compounded

growth is the most basic principle in

the world we all know it intellectually

but you've emotionally associated enough

that you're really utilizing it to its

maximum capability if you don't you're

not going to get financially free you

will never get financially independent

by your earnings alone

every one of you in this room is going

to lose money every one of you there's

no way the person I work with on the top

financial traders in the history of the

world top ten in the history of the

world is not even like half the time how

could you make billions of dollars

you've not even write half the time not

even 51% of the time I'm going to show

you in a few moments

so as asset allocation it's the way and

that's just what you do that's what's

going to shift this so first step spend

less than you earn and that's a

different second step reinvest it so you

get compounded growth until you reach

the home run your money machine until

you reach a critical mass a critical

mass of capital investment capital when

you get to that critical mass and what

determines the critical mass is how much

you need for the lifestyle that you want

once you get to a critical mass what it

provides for you is what you're

investing for who knows no matter what

and guess what you're doing what are you

really investing for whether you're

investing in cars stocks bonds real

estate financial instruments what are

you investing for they not further

you're not investing for returns that

illusion will keep you from getting to

the endgame if you're wealthy here's

what makes you wealthy income

not assets assets you can buy an assets

change in value all the time you need

income this is the only reason to invest

you invest for one reason so you have an

income for life without working and to

do that you got to build a critical mass

of capital that the interest on it alone

will give you that income and you can

have the life you want without working

and then let me do that is do those

first two steps spend less than you're

invested

reinvest it to hit that critical mass

now how to do that is actually a lot

simpler than you think we make things

more complex than it really is you got

to think of this as your target in order

to achieve what you want well you have a

money machine here's what you must do

you must pick out a minimum financial

goal for yourself even in achieve your

minimum financial goal you're going to

pick out a specific amount of money that

you're going to death every month every

year no matter what a specific

percentage of your income if you don't

do that forget the rest of course so

waste your time because you will make a

bunch of money but you won't be

practicing the fundamentals and

eventually you'll make a mistake and

you'll lose it let me tell you another

secret to life if you do the right thing

at the wrong time you contain if you

plant in the winter I don't care how

hard you work I don't care if you work

day at night and you work to the bone

and you plant your seeds in the middle

the winter what's going to happen when

fall comes are you going to be rewarded

yes or no no so if you don't understand

that the seasons are changing you're in

trouble what does that set allocation it

means how does the money you have to

invest we're going to create three

buckets

really simple way of thinking in us now

the first bucket is the security bucket

when you think about investing think of

two types of investments there are fixed

income investments and most you're clear

what this means what does it mean when

it's a fixed income investment who knows

what does that mean

you got a guaranteed rate of return

assuming they deliver and anyone can not

deliver including the US government they

haven't not delivered but they could is

there risk in any investment yes or not

so just ratios of risk as we know you

know no risk no no reward so if you

don't invest you're going to lose if you

invest the times but if you don't ask

you've already lost and you can never

win never of a money machine never be

financially free the second type of

investment you can make and helped you

understand what you do is something

that's going to be growth rhythm and

growth investments are investments where

you probably have a much greater

potential for growth which means you get

a greater return if you're successful

but if you're not successful do you have

a guaranteed rate of return yes or no no

so in a growth investment you have the

potential of greater return but also

greater later loss the security bucket

is where you want to put investments

that are secured by their nature because

they're secure is this going to give you

a huge compounded return per year yes or

no but can give you a huge compound

return even if the number is small if

you do it long enough yes or no so what

we want to do is your first investments

have to be in your security bucket and

everybody wants to do the opposite the

question that becomes what percentage

you put your security bucket what goes

in there well here are some things that

go in there if you don't have at least

two to six months worth of cash that

covers your overhead you're in deep

trouble the first step to getting

financially secure not financially

independent is to make sure you have

enough cash that something happens you

can go for six months you got the

freedom what else might you put in there

types of investments an IRA goes in here

right pretty secure insurance the

insurance is protecting you that's part

of security what else you doing there

your home don't think of your home as an

investment because for most of you

you're eventually not going to sell that

home and eat it you're not going to sell

your home and get income also now some

of you maybe you made a stage of life or

you're accumulating the same homes and

eventually you going to sell and buy a

smaller home and take that critical mass

that came from selling the big home and

it's going to take care of you for life

if you're doing that great but the place

to think about your home in terms of

leverage put in your security bucket

how many degrees beyond this by the way

say off because cuddly

home you're gonna be really stressed out

right so I got to think of my growth

outside my home really think of your

compound interest outside your home or

maybe a bonus for you and sixth income

investments all fit in this category now

what's the second bucket second bucket

is grow two ways you're going to learn

about the growth the buying whole

strategy which is the strategy of an

owner and by the way that buying and

holding that is less risky to some

extent than momentum because of the

timing but it can be just as risky what

is momentum trading that's when you're

no longer an owner you're a trader a

financial trader everybody's as ansel

trader most of you trading time for your

money here you're trading money for

money here what you're looking at is

you're seeing movement in prices and

what a momentum player is doing is

they're playing for the short-term usual

third bucket is the dream bucket the

dream bucket is you want to travel

around the world the dream bucket is you

tape on the size of how you think of

what you're doing or your economics you

want to own a condominium and ask them

I'd be the boat it might be a trip you

might be owning a basketball team owning

an Iowan the pinnacle the size of what

it is you want to do by the way bigger

isn't better the more you have to have

to feel financially free the more stress

or how many follows it's the opposite of

what you think the more you have the

more you got to manage the more time the

more energy the more risk the more

capital that doesn't mean you should do

it some of you are very very driven to

create and risk that's a personality

type we know it's crazy I happen to be

one of those types to some extent but

even a crazy person's got to make sure

the securities there or their craziness

at one point will bite them how many

follow if you can get financially free

for Less do it be wealthy now and get

financially feet quicker and then walk

in you one and then keep that stuff in

your security pocket if you want to play

a bigger game now you've already won

everything you're playing now that's

where the house is money you can go for

something bigger and if it doesn't work

out you still handle your security what

you're here for is totally free how many

follow what I'm talking about here say I

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you

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Attentats en Catalogne : Neymar, Cristiano Ronaldo… le vibrant hommag - Duration: 1:59.

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In The Dark 🎙️ a Supernatural Flash Fiction Audiobook 🎙️ by Kate England - Duration: 4:55.

Tall Tale TV!

Scifi and Fantasy short story audio books.

In the Dark

Darkness.

The Void.

All That is Not.

When you're a being of ultimate darkness, whose very existence is the antithesis of

life and color, there aren't many people who want anything to do with you.

Well, there's the crazies.

Aren't there always the crazies?

Teens who listen to a little too much death metal sacrificing chickens while listening

to Korn, or entire civilizations who built pyramids all around blood sacrifice to keep

him appeased.

As if the contents of a George Ramero movie was of interest to him.

He's Darkness, for fuck's sake, he doesn't need your blood.

Give it a rest.

But there was always someone who assumed that because nothing could survive in the vacuum

of space, that he enjoyed killing and blood.

Idiots.

Another opinion that didn't make him incredibly popular.

And then there were those who assumed he was evil and would take up noble quests to destroy

him.

As if.

He had to shake his heads at Knights of the Eternal Flame of Enoch.

One of that order had set himself on fire to "keep out the darkness," which pretty much

summed up his thoughts on the matter.

Morons.

All told, he was fine with never interacting with anyone, gods or mortals.

Which was all the more surprising when he got her voicemail, asking him out for waffles.

He'd never had waffles.

He'd long since given up texting, since he always screwed it up.

But Google's voice-to-text had come a long way.

"Ok, Google." he said, his voice was soft, but his phone chirped to life.

"What time should I pick you up?" he asked, and then hit SEND.

He felt foolish, almost giddy.

He tried not to look in the direction of his phone, and just focused on existing.

Spreading the vast nothingness as far as he -

-DING-

I'll pick YOU up, darlin'.

See you at 10 ;)

Google read the text for him, and he played it back a few times.

Sounds good.

He sent back.

And it did.

And now all there was to do was wait.

Which was something he was really good at.

He had waited for millennia before creation and would be waiting long after everything

had ended.

But suddenly it was harder.

Much harder.

He wanted to do something that wasn't simply existing.

He wanted waffles.

Waffles with her.

Time passed, and for the first time in eternity it seemed to take forever.

And he knew what forever felt like.

He was forever.

He was the cold dark of eternity.

And then he saw her pulling up.

Rays of light piercing the veil of his realm, and colors he'd never known existed melted

all over the landscape he'd never seen.

He put on his sunglasses.

But it didn't stop the warmth spreading through him - it felt so alien, but also... lovely.

She stepped out of her car and smiled at him.

He had to shield his eyes.

"You look radiant," he said.

"But everyone tells you that."

She leaned forward and kissed him on the cheek, and his heart fluttered in his chest.

"I always love to hear it," she said.

"You ready to go?"

He hesitated, but only for a moment.

"I can't wait."

Kate England worked as a journalist for an arts and entertainment publication for almost

10 years.

She enjoys writing fantasy, science fiction and horror.

Currently, she's working on a series of short fairy stories featuring her triplets, weaving

the dark and strange elements of myth and fable in with some quirks and humor.

You can see a sampling of her writing on her blog, http://www.beingprompt.com/ and you

can support her on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/KateEngland

Ah man, I loved this piece.

Short, sweet, and so surreal!

If you haven't checked out Kate England's website yet, you need to.

I've narrated one other piece from her already and I was lucky enough to get permission to

use several more as time allows.

Her concepts are so much fun!

Make sure to subscribe so you catch more stories by Kate England and countless other sci-fi

and fantasy authors.

I'm Chris Herron and that's it for today's Tall Tale TV.

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FIRST YEAR OF UNIVERSITY [PROGRESS] | TheDreamsList - Duration: 9:29.

Hi everyone! Excuse me for the awful lighting

but the weather is awful this year

So it's the best I can do with the lights I have

Today I'm gonna talk to you about my first year at uni because

on my list there's : Get my university diploma

I thought I would also do videos not only when I accomplish something

Again sorry for my band-aid

I cut myself yesterday, you'll see in the vlog, well not when.. Anyway..

First thing, that I think is that

I didn't thought it would be that complicated well...

Not complicated but..

You know it's gonna be more difficult than college but

not that much honestly like

When I have school

the first semester

I was spending my entire days at school it was like my entire life

and do nothing else

It's crazy how many homework and things there is to do

specially when you're not used to..

organizing all of that. It was awful

Cause the first semester I didn't really know how to organize

my homework and my planner

I was doing everything like whatever

I just trying to do everything at the same time

It wasn't nice to see

So I got good grades but not that great..

not as much as I wanted to

but I'm a perfectionnist so..

Then the second semester I really found out how to organize everything

how it would work best for me. It really was a charm

The first semester, it wasn't cool! okay..

So now it's summer and I kind of can't wait to go back to school

Cause it's like..

I realized I liked getting up in the morning, taking the bus

going to Montreal, taking the subway

Well.. Not so much the subway

Yeah! Not so much the subway, but that's another story

I like always having something to do

and that I'm forced to watch movies. It's really stupid but,

like, it's homework! I'm watching a movie

and it counts as homework. It's magical!

The bus and the subway, that...

is also something I didn't thought would be that horrible

It takes me 45.. I wake up at 5 in the morning

Around 6 am I take the bus

Then it takes 45 minutes to go to Montreal

Well a little more cause we get there around 7.. 7h05

Then I take the subway which takes about 20 minutes

Then walk 10 minutes to school

when it's raining cats & dogs it's really annoying

So it's a trip. It's a...

Every morning, every evening. It's quite something

Or when there's snow storms

and you can't walk and the sidewalk is like..

only a foot wide and 30 thousand people need to pass

Snow stroms.. Really not cool okay

The program. The program..

It's really fun. There's some classes that..

are not my favorites.. To be honest

I really like it, you learn about cinema history

you watch movies, you...

analyse movies, research movies.

It's like so much fun!

The first short we made. It's was really funny cause no one wanted to play in it

and clearly we were like

not a big team and didn't really know eachother

so we were like, okay you don't want to..

so I was stuck playing in it and honestly..

I'm not the best actress ok

cause everyone was like, you have a youtube channel so you won't mind being in front of the camera

and I was like, I don't mind but..

I'm not a good actress. Like really not!

You don't even know just how bad at acting I am

They were telling me : look like you're in love

cause it was a little romantic, cute movie

I needed to look like I was in love, but honestly I..

I'm not a good actress and I've never been in love so it was really..

not pretty to see okay

The funniest thing was when Dolphine needed to act like she was slapping me

it was hilarious. Hilarious!

We did that shot about 45 times

And then.. Cause she didn't want to slap me for real, obviously

So we were doing like.. *makes weird sounds.. don't know why x)*

and it really wasn't working

I said you can slap me for real, I won't be mad

So she slapped me like...

Also the movie was on actual film

so we needed to use the machine that

we cut with sort of a knife

the little pieces of film

and glue them togheter with scotch tape

it's very ratchet okay

We also had a photography class

In one of the first class we needed to bring

A coffee container

and make sort of a black room, then we went outside

and let.. we put a photo paper that you can directly expose

and put it in the back

open the container and let

the photo paper expose, then we went

to the black room to..

developp the pictures and it's truly was so cool!

Like I never did that

I don't remember exactly but I think our picture is..

a bottle of ketchup

and a bottle of sriracha

did we put the bottle of ketchup? No! I think it was a bottle of sriracha and

a coffee mug for Uni

you know! The thing wasn't to take a pretty picture, just to take whatever

The other project I wanted to talk about was the second short we made

That was during the winter so the second semester

We needed to make a short film, about 3 minutes

and I was in a team, we call ourselves the Queens of cinema

It's the name we gave ourselves cause we're really..

self-center you know

so we're the queens, nothing less

it was really fun, but really hard. It was intense

On friday morning we went to school to pick up the camera

So we went to Montreal just to pick up a camera

then to the Longueil subway station and took my friend's car

That's Sara!

Kawaii!

That's Marianne! Kawaii!

That's Cass!

She didn't say kawaii. Kawaii!

It's Gwen Stefani that inspired us, cause she says kawaii in the music video of the song we're listening

Came back here, which is 45 minutes

to pick up my sister cause it's the only kid

that wanted to play in our short

then went all the way to...

heum... Beloeil????? (**nope was Boucherville)

It's snowing! Like a lot! my god..

it's about 30 minutes away from here

To go to somebody's house on the team to film

on friday we filmed a lot of dinner scenes

cause it was a movie where they were eating with the entire family

so we made spaghetti

we filmed a bunch of scenes, then put them in the fridge

the next day, continued to film

At one point, my sister needed to eat the spaghetti

do you understand how awful it is at that point?

It lifted like a brick. A big chunck of spaghetti

Every night we went to bed at 12pm. On the last day my sister started being sick

She had a cold. It wasn't cool..

I tried to vlog. I vlogged a couple things here and there

Wow! You're really good Malo!

Beautiful cookies!

It's so close with a telephoto. I can't film with a tele

That pretty much summarize my first year at uni

Summarize is a big word, cause I probably talked for 25 minutes but...

summarized, it's pretty much it

That was it for today. If you liked the video give it a thumps up

and subscribe to the channel. And I'll see soon with a new video, bye!

My brain today, is like..

One word after the other, it's complicated

Heum.. No! Thank you

I don't want to point with that finger but

the next one is the middle finger and I can't...

and it was so hokat....

we needed to make a short f... I don't know how to talk anymore

**Me trying to accord the verb laughing in french and beging acca confused..**

The verb laughing is going to be the death of me one day.. I can't accord it properly

That was it for the video..

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2014 Chevrolet Spark EV vs - Duration: 4:11.

2014 Chevrolet Spark EV vs

2014 Chevrolet Spark EV vs. 2013 Fiat 500E, 2014 Ford Focus Electric, 2013 Honda Fit EV, 2013 Nissan Leaf SL, 2013 Smart Fortwo ED Cabriolet.

The makers of the cars you see here were dragged kicking, screaming, and, in some cases, litigating into eligibility for this test.

If truth were ever told, then these automakers would undoubtedly say that they'd rather not be here at all, thank you very much; that all of their accumulated business acumen and experience rages against the absurdity of a $37,000 Ford Focus with a 64-mile driving range.

https://hips. hearstapps. com/amv-prod-cad-assets. amazonaws. com/images/14q1/573693/2013-honda-fit-ev-2013-fiat-500e-2013-smart-fortwo-ed-cabriolet-2014-chevrolet-spark-ev-2013-nissan-leaf-sl-and-2014-ford-focus-electric-photo-575053-s-986x603. jpg?crop\u003d1xw:1xh;center,center\u0026resize\u003d884:*. Yet, here they are, with six compacts at similarly loony prices, and utility that amounts to, as senior online editor Ron Sessions says, "cars with one-gallon gas tanks that take five hours to fill.

" Why do they even exist? Because government simply will not get off the industry's back. https://hips. hearstapps. com/amv-prod-cad-assets. amazonaws. com/images/14q1/573693/2013-honda-fit-ev-2014-ford-focus-electric-2013-smart-fortwo-ed-cabriolet-2014-chevrolet-spark-ev-2013-fiat-500e-and-2013-nissan-leaf-sl-photo-575052-s-986x603. jpg?crop\u003d1xw:1xh;center,center\u0026resize\u003d884:*. It started with a 1990 California mandate for automakers to sell electric vehicles there.

Since then, the mandate has morphed—shocked into amendment by the realities of the marketplace, by the unpredictable march of technology, by a couple of lawsuits, and by furious negotiation.

The mandate has spread, with seven Northeast states plus Oregon and Maryland also adopting California's zero-emission-vehicle (ZEV) requirements. https://hips. hearstapps. com/amv-prod-cad-assets. amazonaws.

com/images/14q1/573693/2013-fiat-500e-2013-honda-fit-ev-2014-chevrolet-spark-ev-2013-nissan-leaf-sl-2014-ford-focus-electric-and-2013-smart-fortwo-ed-cabriolet-photo-575054-s-986x603. jpg?crop\u003d1xw:1xh;center,center\u0026resize\u003d884:*. The executive summary is that high-volume automakers must make ZEVs a growing percentage of their annual sales. Here's a highly simplified example: Honda currently sells about 225,000 cars per year in California.

In 2015, it has to sell 2250 EVs to meet the mandate. Assuming Honda's annual sales volume stays the same, it would have to sell 22,000 EVs per year by 2025.

Add in the seven Northeast states currently signed on, which account for 40 percent of Honda's total sales volume, and you're looking at 80,000 Honda EV sales per year by 2025. https://hips. hearstapps. com/amv-prod-cad-assets. amazonaws. com/images/14q1/573159/2014-chevrolet-spark-ev-photo-573293-s-original. jpg?crop\u003d1xw:1xh;center,center\u0026resize\u003d900:*.

However, one thing you should know is that since lawsuits in 2002 by GM and other players, California has considerably altered the rule, expanding the definition of ZEVs and creating an elaborate system of vehicle rankings and carbon credits (Tesla does a good business selling its abundance of credits to other companies), which permits automakers to fulfill their ZEV requirement using a variety of means.

At the bottom and earning the fewest credits, or the "bronze" cars under California's code, are extremely clean but conventionally powered gasoline cars.

The "silver" and "silver-plus" vehicles are mostly hybrids and plug-in hybrids, while "gold" is bestowed on vehicles emitting absolutely zero tailpipe emissions, such as fuel-cell cars and the pure electrics you see here.

The fact is that automakers won't see much gold from the golds, especially since most of these cars are available at heavily subsidized lease rates.

And research shows more electric miles are being rolled up, car to car, by owners of plug-in hybrids than by pure EVs, which is not altering the industry's current grim reality.

Backed against a wall—though still pushing for changes—carmakers have begun rolling the assembly lines.

The result is our assortment of six small cars whose prices, only two of which begin under $30,000 before federal and state tax incentives, seem comical. And we haven't even mentioned our logistical gymnastics to keep them charged [see below].

We staged the test in wintery-cold Lancaster, California, in the high Mojave Desert.

The location was selected not for its scenery, climate, cuisine, or thriving hipster tech scene, but because it was close enough to our testing venue at the remote Hyundai proving grounds to be reached on a charge.

We assembled only the most affordable electrics, excluding Tesla because its one vehicle is way expensive, and the Model S's huge battery would have given it an unfair advantage.

We asked Mitsubishi for an example of its electric car, the i-MiEV, but the company hadn't yet received any updated-for-2014 models.

The government-mandated green initiative is here to stay, which is why we broke out the test gear. For better or worse, this collection of high-tech golds is the industry's newest niche.

We could only drive them about 100 miles over two days without risking a long walk, which gave us a lot of time to think. Here are the conclusions.

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