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What's going on everybody? I'm Johnny Brooke, welcome back to another Crafted Workshop video.

In today's video, I've got three more shop organization related projects for you.

I know it's been a lot of shop organization here lately with last week's French cleat

project but it is the beginning of the new year, and I'm getting geared up to film my

yearly shop tour video. I wanted to get everything nice and tidy before doing that.

The first project I'm going to show you is this plywood and sheet goods cart back here.

It's great for storing full sheets of plywood as well as offcuts, which I hang onto probably

way too many plywood offcuts.

The second thing I'm going to work on is this lumber storage system here. I've got a commercially

available lumber rack up here and then I repurposed the lumber rack I already had down here. The

combination of the two gives me a ton of lumber storage and it's out of way in this long,

vertical, weird hallway space I have.

And then the last thing I'm going to show you is this new LED shop lighting I installed

both here in this hallway and out in my shop. This is all from American Green Lights. Super

high quality LED light, really high Color Rendering Index (CRI), which means they represent

color really true to life.

Also, all of my shop lights are now the same color temperature, so when I move from one

area of the shop to another, I don't have to mess with the white balance on my video.

Hopefully you guys enjoy these, and let's go ahead and get started with the first build.

After searching around online a little bit for plywood carts, I found an example from

Wood Magazine that I really liked, and it's actually one that Jay Bates had built in a

previous video as well. I bought the plans for the cart, and I'll have a link to those

in the video description in case you're wanting to build one of these for yourself.

These l-shaped pieces provide support at the ends of the cart and also provide a place

for the casters to mount to, which you'll see later. I attached these pieces with glue

and a couple of 2 ½" screws.

Next, I started building the frame of the base. First, I attached one piece of 2x4 perpendicular

to the end of the longer 2x4 using 2 ½" screws.

I then attached one of the l-shaped pieces next to the first piece, again using 2 ½"

screws.

Working my way down the base, I added one of the center support pieces, which is spaced

roughly 29" from the left side of the base.

Next, I repeated the same process at the other end of the base, attaching the same pieces

but mirrored to fit the right side of the base.

With half of the base assembled, I then attached the 8 foot long 2x6 to the other side of the

base. This 2x6 will provide a lip for the sheet goods to rest against.

Again, I connected everything with 2 ½" screws. Also, while pre-drilling was really

necessary with the self-tapping screws I used, I found that the screws were a lot easier

to drive and also looked cleaner when I pre-drilled the holes first.

With the framing of the base finished, I broke the sheet of ¾" plywood down into strips,

the first of which made up the bottom panel on the base.

Before attaching the panel to the base, I needed to notch it out so that the side panels

could be attached later. I did this with the jigsaw.

To attach the panel to the base, I used 1 ¼" screws, making sure the heads were below

the surface of the plywood so that sheets of plywood could be slid on and off of the

cart without catching on screw heads.

Next, I cut the side panels to length from the strips of plywood I ripped earlier. The

center panel is shorter than the side panels here.

All of the panels are tapered from top to bottom, so that the sheets of plywood will

lean back when loaded onto the cart. I marked this taper using my track as a straight edge,

and then started to make the cut using a jigsaw before realizing that the pieces were too

thick.

I added some blue tape to connect the three panels, and then moved to the bandsaw to make

the cut on all three panels at the same time.

I ended up with a slightly wavy cut, it's probably actually time for this blade to be

sharpened, but I ran the pieces over the jointer a few times to just clean up the edge.

The center panel has a few notches cut out to accept the 2x4 cross supports, so I marked

those out according to the plans and then cut out the notches using the jigsaw.

Next, I attached the side panels to the base using glue and 1 ¼" screws. You can see

here why I needed to notch out the bottom panel for the side panels to fit into place.

Also, it really helps to drop one of the side panels during assembly.

With the side panels in place, I could go ahead and add the center panel. I figured

it'd be easiest to go ahead and attach one of the 2x4 cross supports to the center panel

before adding it to the cart, since it would help keep the panel upright during the assembly

process. I made sure the 2x4 was square to the panel and then attached it with two 2

1/2" screws.

Next, I put the center panel in place, making sure it was square to the base, and then attached

the side panels to the 2x4 support, again making sure everything was nice and square.

With one of the cross supports in place, I could go ahead and attach the other three

cross supports the same way, with two screws at each end as well as in the center.

After all of the cross supports were installed, I added a few screws off camera from the underside

of the cart, through the bottom panel into the center panel to just hold it in place

a little more.

The last piece to add to the cart was the casters, which I installed using a few 1 ¼"

screws.

Finally, I awkwardly flipped over the cart, which was massive at this point, and then

got it loaded up with all of the various sheet goods around my shop. This cart holds a surprising

amount of off cuts and full sheets and is going to be a super convenient addition to

my lumber storage system.

The next project for this hallway was improving my lumber storage. I have super tall walls

in this area, so I wanted to capitalize on that height by adding some vertical lumber

storage.

I found these Bora lumber racks on sale at my local Lowes for $20 for each pair, and

I figured I couldn't beat that price by building something myself. They go together

really easily, just a couple of screws hold everything in place.

To install the racks, first I marked 16" from the closest wall and then marked the

hole for the uppermost screw for the rack.

To attach the racks to my concrete block walls, I used 2 ¾" Tapcon screws. I used a masonry

bit that was matched to the diameter of my screws to pre-drill the holes, which is a

loud and messy process. I'm always a little jealous of people who have drywall and stud

walls in their shops.

After hanging the rack on the first screw, I checked the rack for plumb and then marked

the locations of the other two holes, using a drill bit to mark the holes. I then removed

the rack and drilled the holes to full depth, before reinstalling the rack permanently.

To install the second rack, I referenced off of the first rack, making sure it was level

with the first, and just continued the process of adding more screws, just like the first

rack.

I just kept working my way down the wall until I had all six racks hung, and then I could

get it loaded with all my lumber. For $60 total, I definitely don't think I could

have done better making this myself, especially when I consider the labor time involved when

trying to do a DIY option here.

The last update to this area of the shop was adding some lighting to make the space more

useable. In this hallway, I used six of these 4 foot 24 watt LED shop lights from American

Green Lights, who are a manufacturer of really high quality LED lighting.

These shop lights are available in different lengths and wattages to suit your specific

needs, but six of them spaced evenly along this hallway gave me nice, even lighting the

full length of the hallway.

Also, before moving on, I want to mention that I am not an electrician and that you

should check your local code requirements and consult an electrician before trying anything

I'm showing here.

With that out of the way, first I wired an extension cord to the first light in the chain

so I could just plug it into the existing outlet which is controlled with a light switch.

I then daisy-chained two more lights onto the first light, and repeated this process

for each half of the hallway, so that I had three lights running on each chain.

I used 14/2 Romex to connect the lights, since this is a 15 amp circuit, and before you get

outraged in the comments, I am going to go back and add EMT conduit between each light

this weekend once I have an extra set of hands to help me out.

These lights are super simple to wire, I just connected the hot to hot, neutral to neutral,

and ground to ground.

To attach the lights to my ceiling, I used self-tapping metal screws and used three screws

for each fixture. The lights come in two parts, the enclosure for the wiring and then the

panel with the LEDs on them. These parts are pre-wired with snap connectors that just snap

together, and the LED panel attaches to the enclosure with a few included screws.

Super simple to install and the lighting improvement is amazing.

Alright, the last upgrade I want to show you guys are these Retrofit Kits from American

Green Lights. These are LED strips that are designed to replace the fluorescent bulbs

in your standard fluorescent troffers which I happen to already have in my shop.

The really cool thing about these is the voltage required for these is super, super low, it

actually will run on doorbell wire, so you can surface mount these even if your shop

doesn't have a full ceiling, even if it's just joists, you can just screw these right

to the joists, and then run doorbell wire exposed, no need for conduit or anything like

that since it's so low voltage, and you get really nice lighting that's super easy to

add pretty much anywhere.

The way these are powered are with these drivers. Each one of these drivers will power two of

these 24W strips, that's the ones I went with, and then these just need to be hooked up to

your standard 120V.

What's really cool is you can put a bunch of these drivers in one enclosure, mount that

on your wall and run one line of 120V power into it, and then run doorbell wire all over

the place and get lighting where you don't have power available.

Andy Klein actually did this exact thing in a video on his channel with these American

Green Light kits and it turned out really great. I actually haven't done that yet, I've

just replaced them in my florescent troffers. I'll have a link to Andy's video in the video

description below if you want to check that out.

Let me go ahead and show you how these install in these florescent troffers just so you can

see how those work there.

To open these up, you just pull these two little tabs, there's one on each end, then

they drop down. There are always bugs in here, so look out!

Anyway, you can see how these are mounted. I just used some self-tapping sheet metal

screws and screwed them right into the troffers themselves.

You can see that one of these strips is the equivalent light output of two of these 4

foot standard florescent bulbs, so I only had to install two strips per troffer.

You can either remove the ballast like I did here, that powered the original florescent,

or you can even leave them in place, so that, if you were going to be moving, you could

just basically remove this, reconnect the line voltage back to the ballasts, and then

you'd be able to put back in the florescent lights.

Super, super simple to install, I did 16 troffers in here, and I did them all in less than a

day, and the light quality is just so, so much better.

This is a great option if you have these florescent troffers in your shop, and they're a lot less

power, I think they use about 50% less power then florescent, so you'll actually make your

money back depending on how long you're going to be using these.

Alright, hopefully you guys found some of these projects useful. I know I am really

excited to have this new hallway opened up for me and all of this new lighting in the

shop.

Now, I installed all of these Retrofit Kits a few months ago, and some of you guys actually

even noticed the lighting improvement in the shop, so I'm glad that's noticeable to you

guys, the viewers.

I want to thank the folks at American Green Lights again for supporting the channel by

providing all of the lighting for this video. If you guys want to learn more about them,

check out the link in the video description below.

Hopefully you guys enjoyed this video. If you don't already, go ahead and get subscribed

and ring that little notification bell, so you're notified every time I put out a video.

I put out videos about every week at this point.

Also, I've started live streaming more so the notification bell helps to kind of let

you know when I'm going to be live streaming. Those are a lot of fun, I plan on doing those

about every week or so, so hopefully you guys can join me there.

And last, I have links to all of the tools and materials I used in this project in the

video description below.

Alright, thanks again for watching everybody and, until next time, happy building!

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Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe's Very First Outlander Chemistry Test - Duration: 2:24.

Это был весьма важный этап для утверждения Катрионы на роль.

Сэм был одобрен несколько месяцев назад, и мы искали актрису, с которой

между героями была бы химия. Мы согласились, что Кейт - та, кого мы ищем.

Мы утвердили ее буквально в последний момент, закрыв кастинг, и вздохнули с облегчением.

Как видите, имеется уже некий лаконичный образ

персонажей, и в кадре определенно чувствуется искорка между ними.

Когда сцена была сыграна, мы не остановили запись.

Мы хотели понаблюдать за ними в процессе более раскрепощенного общения.

Вы видите, что они чувствуют себя несколько неловко, понимая, что камера еще снимает.

Тем не менее они достаточно непосредственны, искренни, чувствуется

влечение, да и прекрасное чувство юмора царит между ними. Они красочно описывали

перспективы своих возможных отношений.

- Когда ты кричала...

Я отправился за тобой, не имея никакого оружия,

кроме своих собственных рук.

Что ж, ты права...

Моя гордость уязвлена. Я молился обо всем, что у меня осталось.

Ты выворачиваешь меня наизнанку, Клэр.

- Мне очень жаль, жаль.

Прости меня.

- Я прощаю тебя, милая.

И прошу извинить и меня.

Я был груб и наговорил тебе всякого в сердцах от боли..

Ты тоже простишь меня?

- Я простила тебя.

- У меня кольцо слетело, пока я тут надрывался.

- Правда?

- Под кресло закатилось.

- Наверное, когда ты схватил меня за руку, а я задела тебя по лицу.

- Извини.

- Именно..ладно.

- Мадам, простите, если зажал вас в объятиях слишком сильно.

- Прекрати, боже, все прошло отлично.

Спасибо.

Великолепно.

Большое спасибо.

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Słynna tancerka Anna G. została wciągnięta w aferę z Cezarym P., zwanym również dilerem gwiazd.

Wszystko przez jej zażyłość z mężczyzną.

Śledczy ustalili bowiem, że Anna G. często kontaktowała się z Cezarym P.

Tancerka musiała złożyć zeznania przed sądem.

W rozmowie z jednym z tygodników przyznała, że jest zirytowana i zniesmaczona całą tą sytuacją.

Jeszcze niedawno w mediach krążyła plotka o tym, że Anna G. znalazła się wśród klientów dilera gwiazd.

Jeden z tabloidów podał, że kupiła ona u Cezarego P. co najmniej 17 gramów kokainy za 5250 zł.

Tancerka była zdruzgotana tymi rewelacjami na swój temat.

Anna G. zapewniła, że nie była klientką Cezarego P.

– Złożyłam bardzo obszerne wyjaśnienia w prokuraturze na temat znajomości z tym panem i nie ma podstaw do prowadzenia wobec mnie żadnego postępowania

Anna G. po raz kolejny musiała zjawić się w sądzie w charakterze świadka.

– zapewniała jeszcze niedawno tancerka w rozmowie z Faktem. Jednak to nie koniec tej batalii.

Była gwiazda „Tańca z gwiazdami" była wyraźnie poirytowana całą sytuacją i dała temu upust podczas rozmowy z „Twoim Imperium".

– Słuchanie własnego głosu było torturą (…).

A tak serio, to smutne jest, że prokuratura nie ma na mnie pomysłu i zamiast łapać przestępców, męczy mnie, chociaż nic nie zrobiłam – przyznaje Anna G.

Tancerka ujawniła także kulisy swojej znajomości z Cezarym P.

– Czarek miał sklep z alkoholem, który splajtował.

Miał więc towar, którego tanio się pozbywał.

Niech rzuci kamieniem ten, kto nie chce kupić za pół ceny – stwierdziła G., tłumacząc jedną z nagranych rozmów telefonicznych z dilerem.

– Czarek dwa lub trzy razy przywiózł mi jedzenie ze swojej gastronomii.

Mam się wstydzić tego, że rozmawiałam z Czarkiem? Nie żałuję tej znajomości – powiedziała tancerka.

– Nic na mnie nie mają, więc czepiają się wyrwanych z kontekstu kotletów lub butelki alkoholu kupionej za pół ceny.

A tak naprawdę zarzut wobec mnie jest taki, że bardzo lubię Czarka.

Nie przestanę go lubić dlatego, że pan prokurator by tego chciał - dodała. .

Celebrytka potwierdziła również, że dawała lekcje tańca wnuczce dilera gwiazd.

– To jest człowiek, który ma serce na dłoni i oczy na mokrym miejscu, dla którego wnuczka jest wszystkim, a nie widział jej od półtora roku – zapewnia tancerka.

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Wręcz przeciwnie, nie zamierza zrywać kontaktów z Cezarym P. i wciąż darzy go ogromną sympatią.

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MOTIVATION THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE! MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH - Duration: 23:31.

Talk about making your - dance point one you gotta be willing to do it

afraid

See you might be waiting for the fear to stop well, Lisa. I heard this so many times, Lisa. I'm afraid. What do I do?

Do it anyway

Lisa I'm afraid I don't quite know if I should move move anyway. I don't know if I should leap leap

afraid

And then gather your courage on the way down

And if you don't get it before you hit you it's gonna hit anyway

I'd rather die leaping then on the edge figuring out how to get the courage to leap yes. Yes yes yes

So many times we're waiting we're waiting

I'm waiting I'm waiting to get something rise I see your hands going up you guys know if it's your truth

You can raise your hand just like we did on day zero. You're just kind of waiting. You're waiting to get everything in order

You're waiting, you're waiting so that everything is is Inuits together

You're waiting to not be afraid you're waiting to have the courage you're waiting to have all the money. You're waiting to lose weight

See see if I waited to release my unwanted pounds before I got in front of you Lisa Nichols would be

the secret

Yes, yes I

Thought how about I just leap with my imperfection and then find my form of?

Perfecting my imperfection while I'm soaring how about I do that?

How about I'm not how about you not wait to get it right? You look at you figure out

How does it look doing it wrong?

How does that look because you're?

80% of right is somebody else's hundred and fifty nine percent of what they needed

Yes, yes

And what you want to do it, right?

And you want to wait - you're not afraid and you want to wait you ever all together. Oh you made it about you

again

See Nelson Mandela did it. He just did it not knowing if you were right Mahatma Gandhi

Just did it not knowing if it were right mother Teresa. Just did it not looking for affirmation or confirmation is right

Martin Luther King did it not even knowing if it would happen before his life ended

What are you waiting on are you willing to do it afraid?

Are you willing to do it knowing that you got so much work to do to get it better to get it more perfect?

But are you willing to do it inside your imperfection? Do you realize that in your imperfection you're perfect for the job?

Nothing works the first time when you try something new it probably won't work

When you try something new several times it probably won't work and the turning point in my life came when I would hear good ideas

And I was so eager to be successful in selling I would run out and try the ideas

And they wouldn't work I try a way of getting an appointment or answering an objection or closing a sale

it wouldn't work and my natural response ah

And I think yes to be disappointed

And then I realized nothing

works at least the first few times

So I decided I would try a new idea five or ten times

Before I pass judgment on I would not just try it once and quit like most people do and that changed my whole life

It was a turning point in my life because I realized from then on if you've got a good idea and you've got a good

Goal, and you want to double your income and improve the quality of your life

And you have to try new things in order to get new results

It's not going to work the first time so say well that didn't work try something else and try something else and try something else

Now if you try only two things can happen. What are they?

Succeed or fail if you succeed you do more of it if you fail

You learn from it get smarter and try it again, so you cannot lose by taking action you can only lose by not taking action

Visualization is a gift to your heart and your soul. It's a gift because if the the idea is

the seed

Visualization is the is the it's the fertilizer?

It's the fertilizer

Because when your thoughts are connected with an emotion

See you would visualize yourself winning

And you would feel all the emotion that came with that and all you're doing now is you're not chasing a foreign emotion

You know the feeling and now you're just doing what's necessary to get back to that feeling in real time

And so what what a good friend of mine vision who of the CEO of my value you know I?

Would I did a visualization with him we were in Bali?

and

He said to me afterwards I never get emotional

Well he was like I cried, I got emotional because I figured it out, it's

Visualization a good visualization brings an emotion. He was like that's how you do it and so I

Love doing visualizations because and and it's really important in the visualization. You can't see it over there you have to see it right here

You got to feel it right here like I am. It's all. I am. I am. I am in my dream home

I am in my dream relationship, and then unpack what that looks like but most importantly

I'm pack what it feels like and when you

Have that that emotion in this moment all of a sudden you stir up something that I don't think will ever go back to sleep

It'll go. Okay. Let's go get that and what it really does is it sets up a state of cognitive dissonance

And cognitive dissonance is when you see something in your mind, and you see yourself in a way that your behaviors are not

Currently leading to us, so your mind becomes disrupted, and it goes okay

Can we get there and stop there right now right now?

And that's not comfortable your mind wants to literally be congruent

what it thinks is what you're doing what it thinks is what you're doing and so when you set up a constant and

Abundant thinkers like you and I we do it unconsciously

We we are constantly keeping ourselves in a state of cognitive dissonance meaning, okay?

What else and I'm seeing Lisa over there? I'm gonna. Okay. Let me go Wow

While being grateful for am I now yeah, it's not in that I'm gonna be holding complete when I get over there

I'm holding complete now

I just know I'm supposed to be over there

so let me do what's necessary to get over there and let me let me evict any behaviors or

Characteristics that are stopping me and let me adopt any new ones that I need

It's hard changing your life

It was hard when just over three years ago in the Penobscot building in Detroit, Michigan

Where I was operating my business, and I fell on some hard times, and I was sleeping in my office

It was hard coming into the lobby and the security said scuse me mr. Brown

Can we see you for a moment and I said yes, and I walked up to the counter, and he gave me an envelope

And he said would you mind reading it here?

And I opened the envelope and the envelope was from management that says this is an office tower

It's not a hotel

please

Do not sleep in your office

And I say excuse me sir. I said, I just worked long hours in

Creating my business. I'm an entrepreneur and

Right now things are bad for me, but they're not going to be this way always

and

I just asked for the opportunity to continue to operate like I'm doing I'm not trying to make this my home and

it was hard coming through the lobby and

Sometimes they would laugh. There's a guy talking about becoming successful and look at him

He's bathing in the bathroom upstairs on the 21st floor

He sleeps on the floor

Him and two other dreamers up there look at him

It was hard ladies and gentlemen

Coming to speak to people and I was facing financial difficulties in my own life

I was behind on my bills and my dreams, and I'm saying to them you can live your dream

It was hard ladies and gentlemen

It was very difficult to pick myself up each day believing that I can do it there were times that I doubted myself

And said God why why is this happening to me?

I'm just trying to take care of my children and my mother. I'm not trying to steal a Rob from anybody how?

Did this have to happen to me?

It was very hard and here's what I want to say to you

For those of you that have experienced some hardships

Don't give up on your dream

No, one could have convinced me by holding on

By continuing to push forward by continuing to run toward my dream

that one day I

Would have my own talk show

It's a long shot ladies and gentlemen from Liberty City an abandoned building on the floor

Never knowing my mother or father. It's a long shot being here. We you today in this dome in

Atlanta it's a long shot. No college training labeled educable mentally retarded, but I kept running toward my dream

Goes down

Goldstar

Don't stop running to watch your dream

We talked about living our quest

Think that living my quest really if I look at on a daily basis. It's finding my own voice

It's finding your voice. It's finding the song that only you can sing

off-key or not

It's finding your rhythm

It's discovering what it feels like to walk in your shoes

Today it won't look like it looked 10 years ago

Living your quest

Is what can I do with my life so that my life becomes infectious to someone else?

Living my quest looks like how do I make my fingerprint?

Matters so big that it lives beyond my transition day

Living your quest is how can I forgive the perceiving Lea?

Unforgivable so I can love the absolute loveable

Living your quest is how do I?

Give myself a thousand second chances and every time I get to 999 press reset

Yeah, yeah

Living my quest is is not some ambiguous

untouchable experience

Living my quest means going back and healing the little girl in me

So that the woman can be free

It's going back at embracing the little boy in you so that the man can show up and give himself permission to cry when necessary

Living your quest is not something that you can't touch

It's not something that requires a stage or lights or cameras living your quest is being

Completing content with who you are in the dark of the night

So who you are in the middle of the day is all right?

Living your quest is as simple as it is complex

Living your quest is about giving yourself permission say permission

On a daily basis to become the next best version of yourself

Living your quest is not holding yourself

Hostage to old decisions not holding yourself hostage to shame

Blame guilt regret and anger living your quest is about recognizing that everyday I can be reborn to my possibility

Living your quest is as

Internal and personal as it is public

Living your quest is about recognizing that you have brilliance in you and not being willing to dim your light one more day

Living your quest means not being afraid of the genius in you even though you have doubt living your quest is

Recognizing that you get to sing your song off tune that you can get to live in perfection while you master

Imperfection you will fail at some point in your life accept it you will lose you will embarrass yourself

You will suck at something. There's no doubt about it

And I know that's probably not a traditional message for a graduation ceremony, but hey

I'm telling you embrace it because it's inevitable

and I should know in the acting business you fail all the time early on in my career I

auditioned for a part in a Broadway musical

Perfect role for me. I thought except for the fact that I can't sing so

I'm in the wings. I'm about to go on stage, but the guy in front of me. He's singing like like like Pavarotti

And I'm just shrinking I'm getting smaller and smaller

So they say oh, thank you very much

Thank you very much, and you will you'll be hearing from us, so I come out with my little music and it was it was

Just my imagination by the temptations

that's what I came up with so I hand it to the the the

Accompany and she looks at it and looks at me and looks at it the director and it's like

So I start you know like I'm gonna sing I'm like

And I'm not saying anything, so I'm thinking I'm getting better, I start getting into it

Running this hour yeah, yeah, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much mr., Washington. Thank you

So I assumed I didn't get the job

But the next part of the audition

He called me back the next part of the audition is the acting part of the audition, so I'm like hey, okay?

Maybe I can't sing but I know I can act

So they pair me with this guy and again

I didn't know about musical theater and musical theater is big

So they can reach everyone all the way in the back of the stadium, and I'm more from

realistic

Naturalistic kind of acting where you you know you actually talk to the person next to you

So I don't know what my line was my line was will hand me the cut and his line was well

I will hand you the cup my dear the cup would be there to be handed to you I

Say okay

Well

Should I give you the cup back? Oh?

yes, you should give it back to me because you know that is my cup, and it should be given back to me I

Didn't get the job

But here's the thing I

didn't quit I

Didn't fall back I

Walked out of it to prepare for the next audition and the next audition and the next audition I prayed I

Prayed and I pray

But I continued to fail and fail and fail

But it didn't matter because you know what?

There's an old saying you hang around the barbershop long enough sooner or later. You're gonna get a haircut

So you will catch a break, and I did catch a break

Last year I did a play called fences on Broadway

If someone talked about it won the Tony Award

And I didn't have to sing by the way, but here's the kicker it was at the Court Theatre

It was at the same theatre that I failed that first audition thirty years prior

The point is and I'll pick up the pace

The point is every graduate here today has the training and the talent to succeed

But do you have the guts to

Fail just keep going find that thing you love because it's tough work

And my father gave me this advice when I said I wanted to be an actor. He said have a back-up profession like welding

But I think if you can find that thing that really gives you joy, that'll be it coz that for me

It's always been comedy and stand-up and an acting - because of exploring behavior, but it's tough work

But it's and if you can get it even better my only idea my only focus was to do my one play

And I knew if I could get that to work everything else would come to pass

There's so many people who go in so many directions. They this week. They're doing this the next week

They're doing that and next week. They're doing this and next week. They're gonna be in real estate - the next week

They got a little salon it those those kind of people are all over the place, and I usually try to get them to focus

Focus on one thing one area put all of your energy into watering one area if you spread the water across

Many many seeds you don't have as much water for one seed so

focus on one thing

Make it your priority and stick with it no matter

What no matter how many people told me no no matter how many people lied to me no matter how many times

I put the show up and nobody came

I remember when I did my very first show I worked my butt off and saved 12,000 dollars tax returns

To maintain our block money. I saved it worked hard saved myself ready the 14th Street Playhouse put that show up

thought that

1,200 people would come over a weekend and 30 showed up, and I knew everyone up

But I didn't stop

That didn't deter me that was in

1992-93

same thing happened at 94 95 96

97 up until 1998

Same devastation nobody's showing up in the audience. I'm still in one show a year

Working with different promoters trying to get the show up and nobody showed up

But I didn't stop and my my what I say to you now

Looking at me now Here. I am a human being

There's no difference between my humaneness and your eminence the only thing is if you're trying to get there

You cannot stop believing in

anyway

No matter what anybody says no matter what anybody tells you you have to know it beyond knowing it

And it is a it is a feeling

When something is for you. This is our newest for me when something's for you

There's a feeling that it's deep down inside of you that will not allow you to let it go

You have it will it will keep you going when you can't even keep yourself going

That's why the mantra here at the typewriter studios is your place where even dreams believe?

Because there comes a time in your life where you've worked and dressed and you tried to get there

And you couldn't on your own

But you have a dream and that dream has to take on the belief for you because you can't do it by yourself

So what I would tell you is this?

Don't stop

Narrow your focus to one idea

what a

strange thing I was

at a

Baseball game recently with Stephen King, and he was telling me about this idea. He has for this story

He wants to write, and he was talking about it in a way, and yes what he was telling me was

Terrifying

But it was the way he was telling it that was so

Incredible to me because he was saying

He was saying it like this. He was like well. I know I'm not gonna say what the story was cuz

He would then kill me, but he said I know that there's this person who and he started talking with me

and I know that there and

He's listening to the way. He was saying what he knew because he hadn't worked on it

He hadn't sat down and outlines that he hadn't there was no strategy to it, but it was like he was just

His intuition of what what it should be and he knew enough to know he's got something to take that leap of faith and any

creation any act of creation is a leap of faith and

I just think that it's part of it the fun of it is knowing that

It may work

And and he you know that and the other thing I want to say which is years ago. I was working with

James L Brooks who you know did some of my favorite movies and TV shows and

This is

20-some years ago

But I remember I was reading a book about how he wrote

Broadcast news and how he structured it and how at a certain point in act 2 there was this transition

And then the end of act 2 act 3 he done this and all this stuff

And I said to him when there's like Jim

so I asked you something about broadcasters when you did that transition from the

Second act in the third act you know did you know that Jane was gonna do this you know and he's like

what are you talking about and I said well that thing is like what transition and

What I realized was because it was all bullshit was that the writer of this book and how to write screenplays

Had deconstructed what James L Brooks had written and had written about how he had done it

But he hadn't done it that way

He just wrote and told the story that he believed in and he found it

But you can always deconstruct as companies do left and right what you make and they can go

oh, this is what they did and this is why they did it and they can deconstruct it and then try and

but they're already starting from a place of artifice of of

Duplication as opposed to a place that I know you and I know how you do it of authenticity and I feel this thing

that should exist and

You take that leap of faith that it may work

Depending on how well you want to do in particularly for starting a company you need to work super hard

So what does super-hard mean?

Well when my brother and I were studying our first company

Instead of getting an apartment. We just rented us a small office, and we slept on the couch

and we showered at the YMCA and

we're so hot up we had just one computer so the

The website was up during the day, and I was coding at night

Seven days a week all the time

and I

sort of briefly had a girlfriend in that period and in order to be with me she had to sleep in the office so I

work hard like

It mean every waking hour. That's that's the the thing I would I would say if your particular if you're starting a company

and

I mean if you do simple math to say like okay, if somebody else is working 50 hours when you're working 100

You'll get twice as done as much done in the course of a year as the other company

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EastEnders' most scandalous scenes – sex and love triangles galore

Despite its cool exterior, the BBC soap has raised temperatures to maximum heat with frisky X-rated moments.

EastEnders has given us shock sex scenes, love triangles galore and heavy petting by the bucketload – not to mention all the cheeky innuendos.

Last year alone, we had EastEnders cast member Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters) stripping down nude as a life model, Carmel Kazemi (Bonnie Langford) sending kinky pics – and thats not including all the midday romps.

Who else grabbed the sick bucket when Michelle Fowler (Jenna Russell) and her teen lover Preston Cooper (Martin Anzor) headed for the bedroom? Anyway, with Valentines Day fast approaching, we thought it would only be fair to delve back into the archives and take a look at the hottest moments EastEnders has ever aired.

And yes, all of this stuff was aired before the watershed – dont ask us how….

Dawn Swann in day-after hell Dawn (Kara Tointon) left audiences in hot sweats back in 2009 when she was seen hiding in her bra and lacy knickers.

The former glamour model went upstairs in the Queen Vic to get down and dirty with her bit on the side Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden).

But in classic soap style, Dawns boyfriend Gary Hobbs (Ricky Groves) headed upstairs looking for her.

Phil hurried to get dressed, while Dawn struggled to find her clothes – so did the best she could and hid behind the door in her underwear.

Suffice to say hide and seek never felt so high risk.

Stacey Slater strips The former market stall holder – played by Lacey Turner – cranked up the heat for the 2009 Miss Queen Vic competition.

Stacey decided she was going to strip for the fellow residents of Albert Square in an attempt to win votes.

She teased fans by wearing several layers of clothes, but that didnt stop them from getting weak at the knees.

By the end of her performance, Stacey had flung off the majority of her ensemble, leaving just her top and skirt.

But that was all punters were gonna get, as the business brain told onlookers to come to her market stall for more.

Isnt it about time they brought back the pageant comp?.

Stacey Slater and Max Branning midday romp EastEnders cast members Stacey and Max Branning (Jake Wood) recently revived their affair on Christmas Day, proving they just cant keep away.

[moved this to one line] But before their canoodling got downright embarrassing – who can forget their sexcapade during her childrens school nativity play – they brought the heat to the Square.

In one scene, Max comes knocking on Staceys backdoor (no pun intended).

Stacey answers in her towel and it doesnt take long for them to get down to business.

Max, you can see my tan lines, Stacey said as the dirty dog pulled her towel down.

EastEnders Carmel Kazemi flaunts figure in suspenders EastEnders left fans with dropped-jaws last year when Carmel Kazemi (Bonnie Langford) stripped down to her lingerie and suspenders.

Shed bought the sizzling outfit to spice up her sex life with Max Branning (Jake Wood), and quickly got dressed down after hearing a knock at the door.

Little did the surprise MILF know, it wasnt hear beau waiting for her – instead it was her landlord Masood.

Was this before or after she started sending nudes we wonder….

Lucy Beale bares ALL EastEnders babe Lucy (Melissa Suffield) was taking a nice, quiet shower when she suddenly realised she had company… Fatboy.

The blonde bombshell – who played the infamous character for six years – was furious, and handled the situation in the best way possible.

She quickly ran out of the bathroom and dropped her towel, giving Fatboy an eyeful.

Well now youve seen it, the real female body in the flesh, she screamed.

Ronnie Mitchell and Jack Branning in steamiest shower scene Back in 2016, the on-off lovers finally revived their relationship and they celebrated the merry news by getting wet and wild in the shower – because how else? Ronnie (Samantha Womack) and Jacks (Scott Maslen) kiss and make-up scene was so raunchy, viewers likened it to Fifty Shades Of Grey… Youre a dirty, sweaty mess, Jack commented before they turned the taps on.

Need we say more?.

Roxy Mitchell seduces Max It looks like theres a bit of a running theme with the sirens of Walford teasing men completely starkers, with just a towel covering them up.

This time around its Roxys (Rita Simons) turn to have a go.

The brazen blonde started: You seem a bit distracted… have you seen something you like? Max was quick to put her down: You think Im going to look twice? Cheap little tart like you. But when has the ginger love-rat ever not given into temptation? He soon followed Roxy up the stairs.

Ian Beale in hot tub heaven It couldnt be a sexy rundown without including this miscellaneous scene of Ian (Adam Woodyatt) and his precious hot tub Bertha now, could it? The businessman spent a whole episode in 2009 sat in his trunks in his back garden with a bag of chips – trust us, this man knows how to live.

However his peaceful afternoon was rudely disturbed several times by pestering residents who couldnt get away.

But Ian was still called Hugh Hefner by Masood, so whos the real winner?.

Kirsty Branning seduces Max at work Kirsty (Kierston Wareing) lived out every mans wildest fantasy in one of the hottest EastEnders moments to date.

The bombshell – who was Maxs third wife – surprised her hubby by hiding out in his office in a leopard print body, black suspenders and a big coat.

She even brought a bottle of wine for the occasion.

Guess what Im wearing, she teased.

Again, it didnt take Max long to get his jacket off.

Catch EastEnders tonight at 7:30pm on BBC One.

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Hello everybody! I am Andy and today i'm going to teach you how to make

bacon potatoes :)

The first thing we have to do is wash well our potatoes

And we are going to put them in a sauce pan

for cooking them afterwards.

We add water, to cover them

And then put them on the stove

Add some salt

And let them cook for 20 minutes after the water starts to boil

In the meantime, we are going to

use some smoked bacon

After reading the ingredients, it only has pork meat

and it has nothing from egg or egglike.

So I can eat it. It only may have soy traces

So the soy allergic is better to avoid them (unless your soy allergy is not that bad)

Then we take the bacon from the bag

and we cut it in strips

We are going to put a pan on the fire

And we are going to add the bacon

or the panceta without any oil

because it has fat, and that is enought to fry it

And the bacon is ready when it is crunchy

To see if the potatoes are ready, there is a very quick way

That is to put inside a knife

And if this knife enters and gets out easilly

they are ready

Now only remains to wash them in cold water

and remove the skin, and cut them in the shape you want

It can be in cubes, or in another shape

as you like them to be

In a sauce pan we are going to put some oil

To saltee our potatoes

so it can get this nice brown color on the sides

And then we add the bacon

We let them cook for maybe 10 minutes, and they are ready

I wish that you like this video and have a great day :D!

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