An Giang info: Youtube daily report May 27 2018

Hi guys! Here's FreeKicksPT!

And we're doing this video to celebrate 35K subs!

We didn't upload any video in the past 2 weeks

Sorry for that, but we'll keep doing videos

We always try to upload 1 per week, maybe 2 or more If it's possible

Just stay tuned to our Social Media Instagram, Facebook & Twitter

In the last 2 weeks we reached an amazing goal (35K Subs)

Really important to us

So we want to thank you all for the support

For every like you give, every comment you do

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We're thinking in some ideas to bring here

Stay tuned, now we're almost in vacations, it will be easier to record more stuff

So keep with us, keep in touch

And keep watching the videos :)

In this video we'll remember some great moments of our channel

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Well guys, let's talk about the giveaway

We're giving away this ball

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It's not the official version but it's the Top Replique version (after the official version)

The WC 2018 is almost there

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Pororo and Dinosaur Friends

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Nightcore - Faded (Where are you now) - Lyrics - Duration: 2:58.

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Mort de Pierre Bellemare : Pierre Dhostel confie que son père s'est éteint « paisiblement » - Duration: 4:16.

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Arrêtez de jeter les peaux de banane : voici 10 façons de les utiliser | S.Jill Vargas - Duration: 10:51.

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Halo CE : Anniversary – Campaign (BTS VOST) - Duration: 7:36.

I remember sitting down in a conference room and watching this purple and blue FPS game on console,

and scratching my head wondering "was this going to be it; was this going to be the game which defines Xbox?"

And obviously, ten years later that proved to be the seminal moment for us, as the beginning of Halo on the Xbox game.

Halo didn't just bring an FPS to the console; it also brought a story.

– Cortana! – I've spent the last 12 hours cooped up in here…

That combination really established a new genre of FPS console story expectations.

Halo did a lot of conventional storytelling through cinematics, and cool voice acting, and great music obviously.

But I think some of the storytelling that happens in Halo for me

is the storytelling that happens through the environment and sandbox.

While you were hit with all of this great fiction which you could really delve into and learn about; you could just pick it up and play.

All of that kind of came together to make a game which was not necessarily completely different from what previous shooters had done;

but got all of its individual formulas so excellently perfect

that you had this incredible First-person shooter experience that I don't think anyone had come close to before.

Halo was beginning of me playing console game with my friends and that's how I always think about it.

I think people have been asking for a remake of Halo 1 since Halo 2 was announced.

I like to go back all the way to when Xbox LIVE first came out.

The demand for Halo 1 and to play as a co-op over Xbox LIVE started.

It built up over the years and over the years.

It was the perfect timing since tenth anniversary was coming up.

It occurred to us that there's this entire generation who never player the original game.

If you're an eighteen year old gamer today, you were eight when Halo came out.

We did do diligence on a number of partners.

The number one requirement was that it didn't impact gameplay at all.

You have something that's just classic; something that's just magical. If you go and tinker with that, you're just going to lose that magic.

What we wanted was someone who could work with our existing physics and gameplay engine.

Saber popped up really quickly.

They were like "Yeah, we can make this look like a current generation game and we can do while using the original Halo engine".

The gameplay in Halo 1 is what we call "deterministic", in other words, if you feed the engine the game will behave the same way.

If you can apply this principle perfectly, you can have both mode work in sync.

So rather than simulate Halo 1's actual gameplay and actual physics; we're actually able to use them completely.

So the car is nice and shiny. The engine is very old, so we have to make sure that it all fits together.

Unless, we would have to speed up the engine to make sure it works in today's world.

We've done some deliberate things. The Library is now much easier to navigate. We've used light and textures to make it a little bit simpler.

The pillars are covered in Holograms one one side, they're more decorated on the other side.

It actually seems to help people who are not familiar with The Library and figuring out where they're going.

The Truth and Reconciliation is one of the best examples that I can give.

If you come to that first interaction, and then make your way to the cliff, and look up to see this unbelievable skybox.

And so, having all of these updated game for me has made the game much more immersive.

I remember when I first saw someone switch the graphics; I didn't know that was going to be a feature us all someone do it.

In a lot of ways, it was a fine balancing act because we were running all of the original Halo animations.

So it was the original Halo skeletons for those characters.

It needed to be rebound into the updated meshes that we had brought over from Halo: Reach and Halo 3.

For example, the Elites had an elongated neck, so now they're a little more squat and compact.

Marcus: "Cracking the case in thirty seconds. Welcome back, sir. We'll have you battle ready stat."

Master Chief is iconic, so we have to make him look like a hero and make him look just right.

Chief's armor, that was a tough process. We went back and forth on that for a long time.

Originally, we were using the Mark-V armor that's built into the multiplayer compartment of Reach.

We just kept coming back and it just didn't look like Master Chief.

The first stuff we put at around E3, I think the instant reaction was Chief looks wrong;

his visor's too big, the color's all wrong.

Some people thought we were doing it intentionally as retro.

If you saw the original Chief from 1999-era, he had a very tall, matte-reflected helmet. He actually looked similar to that.

The great thing about this group working on this project is that we're very, very passionate about getting this right.

We iterated on that probably six seven months until we finally got a perfect Master Chief's armor, that I think was awesome.

One of the number one asks we got for Halo 1 remake was co-op over Xbox LIVE.

The original Halo 1 campaign experience had already been designed for cooperative play.

When you're getting out of the cryotube, there's actually two cryotubes for the cinematic.

It definitely creates another challenge for us and everybody else, but we obviously wanted to support that.

The code-base was built ten years ago. So we'll have to figure out how this code-base is structured and designed.

We had a lot of people work really long hours to make it happen; ultimately from scratch.

It's pretty seamless. So you'll go into the campaign lobby, and see your friends who are online playing the game,

and you'll fire off an invite to a friend and they'll be able to join you.

Allowing you to play what was originally a split-screen cooperative campaign experience, now across LIVE.

Classicly, Skulls in Halo tend to effect affect the behavior which means of AI. The AI needs to support those behavioral changes.

How do we create something that alters gameplay while one of our fundamental tenants is keep gameplay the same?

Skulls are one of the tools we're giving the player if they do want to change their gameplay experience a little bit, they can do that.

The benefit on this is that mostly skulls are brand new; you've never seen them before you don't play them.

Like Malfunction where random HUD elements disappear whenever you respawn,

Boom is a skull it increases the radius of explosions making explosions more much more dangerous both for the Covenant and for the player.

That and a combination of something like the Grunt Funeral skull will make you become very afraid of Grunts.

343 Guilty Spark : "We must continue. This way please."

There are a few features the gun in the game that turned out better than expected, and 3D's probably the number one;

it was an unexpected bonus and I don't see 3D very well, but it really worked for me.

So for some reason, it just pops in Halo in a way that doesn't in other games or even movies.

Yeah, I'd say the feature that surprised me the most was Kinnect.

So we've got a number of voice commands at the course of the game; things like grenade, reload.

At a point during the game when you're playing, you can say analyze and this mode comes up where you can almost capture items.

So you move your cursor over saying a leader a grunt.

And in the Library, you can go in there and see the things you've captured move the model around in 3D.

And it gives you a bit of a break down and explanation of what those characters are.

For me when I think about halo, I think about looking around and just a scope and the scale of everything

this is the game that started at all and people can really dive in

and Play and Remember what it was like to play at ten years ago, and if you didn't play it ten years ago

You can see what it was like 10 years ago

It's the quintessential walk down memory lane, with better visuals.

Ultimately, the thing you learn is doesn't just look modern, it feels completely modern.

A completely remaster campaign, great additional features like co-op over LIVE,

Skulls, Terminals, 3D, Kinnect and Multiplayer.

Once you see it for yourself. It could I don't know really it's a pretty awesome experience

There's a lot of stuff in their for $40.

We're actually really excited about the fact that there's so much there

and it's a real more gage board of stuff for people who enjoy Halo.

One of the best values that you'll find this holiday season by far.

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ღ HEARTLESS ღ |MEME| collab with ❣senpai❣(Fala the-fox) - Duration: 1:09.

you cut my heart in a million of pieces

damn, why you gotta be so heartless why you gotta be so heartless

you cut my heart in a million of pieces

damn, why you gotta be so heartless why you gotta be so heartless

you got me like...

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7월 결혼식을 앞둔 미나-류필립 '달달한 포즈' - Duration: 1:17.

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"Chceme se vzít", říká muž přesto, že se jeho přítelkyně opíjí do němoty a má sex s jinými muži - Duration: 1:35:41.

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Lego star wars (offiziell Video) - Duration: 0:34.

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✅ Rieks klev av med yrsel – till sjukhus - Duration: 1:51.

Malmö FF:s Sören Rieks lämnar planen med läkaren Pär Herbertsson.Bild: PETTER ARVIDSON Efter en halvtimme spelad av Malmö FF:s möte med Dalkurd satte Sören Rieks sig ner i gräset och vinkade till bänken och vädjade om ett byte

Malmöläkaren Pär Herbertsson skyndade till och Malmömittfältaren fick omedelbart byta– Han fick ont i huvudet och blev yr

Det var symptom som kom smygande under matchens gång. Läkare har gjort en undersökning och nu har han skickats till sjukhus för vidareundersökning, sa lagets fysioterapeut Jesper Robertsson som inte hade någon teori om varför det kan ha uppkommit

Det handlade inte om att Sören Rieks fick någon smäll varken tidigare under matchen eller tidigare under veckan

– Det gör det lite svårare efter som det inte finns något trauma. Därför ville vi göra fler undersökningar på sjukhuset

Mer om läget vet vi inte just nu, sa Jesper Robertsson.Mattias Svanberg klev av i slutet av matchen med kramp, vilket inte överraskade Jesper Robertsson

– Han är sliten och är i behov av vila. Han är en av de som spelat mest av samtliga spelare

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Hilarious Parody of Ed Sheer...

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Closeup: Sen. Lou D'Allesandro discusses new book that gives insight into the New Hampshire primary. - Duration: 8:25.

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Do I Regret Becoming an Artist? Is There Room on YouTube for Other Creators? · Q&A (250k!!) - Duration: 18:17.

Alright guys welcome back to my channel! It has been a long time since I last did a

Q&A so I thought since we have now passed the big milestone of 250,000

subscribers on this channel- I think that's the first time I've said that out

loud, but how amazing is that!- I thought that since there are

quite a few new people here it'd be great to answer some of your questions.

So about a week ago, I asked on Instagram if you had any questions for me and

quite a few came in so I'm just gonna basically go through as many as I can

and I will link below the previous two Q&A s that I've done just in case the

question that you asked was answered in that. Also if I don't get to a question

don't worry, I will probably use those questions as ideas for videos anyway so

if you asked a question and you're really curious about - hopefully I'll

cover it there and if you didn't get to ask a question then you should be

following me on Instagram- shameless plug now- I'm gonna link it

below just in case you are not following me already. So let's get straight to the

questions. I'm gonna be looking down at my phone probably quite a bit because

that's where I have them all saved. Right and we're just gonna go through the top

comments first, I'm guessing that the ones with the most likes are the ones

that most people are interested in finding out about. So I've got a really

interesting question here from Alanna mccade who recently made the decision to

make art her main focus and is hoping to earn a living from it in the coming

years and they want to know if YouTube is a viable option as an artist, is there

a demand and what future do I see as an artist on YouTube. So in my opinion I do

think that there is potential for artists on YouTube. Something that people

have been saying a lot recently is that the platform is oversaturated which I

couldn't disagree with more honestly. I think there's always room for more

creators because everyone has a unique voice, everyone has something new to

bring to the table. I think it's oversaturated with a lot of

people doing the same thing but if you're going to bring something new,

something different, your own spin on things and absolutely I think if it's

something you want to do then it's definitely worth doing. What future do I

see as an artist on YouTube? I don't necessarily see a future as an artist on

YouTube, I like making YouTube videos and I want to be an artist but I wouldn't

say that I put those two together. I see more of a future for myself as an artist

rather than as a youtuber but I will continue to make videos for as long as I

like making videos and I don't see that

changing anytime soon. This is a good one. Mitch Oliver said 'what do you do to keep

your work area so clean and tidy? Any tips would be greatly appreciated, love

for Minnesota' Well I have a few tips and tricks for

that. So the main thing for me, I think I've touched on this before, but what I

do is; anything that I'm gonna be using regularly, I keep within reach, everything

has a place so if I take something from there I can put it back, if I take

something from there I can put it back, everything goes away nicely and you know

the things that I'm going to be the most are the easiest to get to just so I

don't end up leaving things out when I'm done with them, it's very easy to just

pull open a drawer, put something back. So that would be my main tip for keeping

things organized but also with keeping things clean, one of my main things is I

always have a loo roll right by my desk and my absolute saving grace is a pack

of Dettol wipes- I also use the wilkos own brand wipes because they're only 50p

but just any cleaning up wipes, once I've done some painting and I just want

to quickly you know clean up my desk- I usually use these before and after doing

a painting just to clean my desk off and it gets rid of most things pretty easily

if you haven't let them dry there for too long. I've got a lot of questions

about social media and building a following and also I think a lot of

people- a LOT a lot of people- quite a common thread between these comments was

feeling disheartened with not having as many followers as you would like, not

knowing if you're doing things wrong and feeling like maybe your art isn't good

enough. What I like about this one is the kind of follow-up question of 'how do you

get past feeling so dependent on other people's validation?' and that really hit

a chord with me because that is something that I've struggled with a

huge amount over the years. I am the kind of person where I really need people to

tell me that they like it so I feel like I'm doing something well and doing

it properly, but recently I have switched my focus to more of a place of enjoying

the process of making things rather than putting all my worth on how the finished

piece is going to look. I really enjoy being an artist, I really enjoy making

art and being an artist isn't necessarily about this picture or that

picture or the amount of followers you have.

It's about getting up in the morning and making art and building up a real

collection of things that you are proud of. So as long as you can make art and keep

making art and enjoy it and make art that you're happy with that should be

your main focus. And post it everywhere you want, do all the annoying social

media things that you have to do; the hashtags and the sharing and the SEO and

any other things that you can do your research on and find out about because

they're changing the algorithms all the time online so it's good to keep up with

what each platform wants from you but the main focus should be making art that

you really enjoy and really like and building a community, really appreciating

the followers that you do have already. A lot of people say 'I don't have many

followers' but 50 is a lot of people and 100 is a lot of people and you have to

look it in that way where that's people that are interested in what you're doing

and that's only gonna grow. So that would be my advice on that one, I feel like I

rambled a lot... so weird not preparing for a video and just talking but hopefully

I've been clear on that. Tahlia Fast said 'what is your favorite

podcast?', my favorite podcast at the moment is probably Lore, I really like Lore.

It's just a nice, spooky, almost hypnotic in the way that the guy talks. It really

like draws me in, it's the kind of thing I like to listen to you when I'm doing

watercolor paintings or ink. I don't know why, it just really works well together

so I'd really recommend Lore and other than that I listen to all the really

obvious ones, This American Life, 99% Invisible I think it's called? um I don't

know, I've kind of gone off podcasts recently just because I've been

listening more to like Disney soundtracks and stuff while I work but

Lore and This American Life are probably my top two. Sketchy G

says 'I'm constantly battling with what sort of art style I want to develop or

what mediums I want to specialize in, do you have any advice? Thanks a lot love

your work', thank you! I think that's something that a lot of

people seem to worry about as well, just trying to land their 'thing', their style,

what they use, their colors, and I think the best way to figure it out is to just

keep working, doing you like doing, whatever you're naturally

gravitating towards, just keep doing that even if one day it's realistic stuff and

the next day it's cartoony. Do what feels right in the moment and whatever you're

enjoying and every once in a while it's good to kind of take a step back and

look at the things that you've done and think about what you feel represents you

best and what you got the most out of. But also remember that you don't

just choose that thing and then that's it for the rest of your life and that's

all you're gonna do. It's really a journey with your art, so don't put too

much pressure on yourself to figure out what it is that you want to be doing and

how you want to do it because I can guarantee that this time next year

probably you'll be doing something different. You don't need to know right

now what it's gonna be because it's probably gonna change anyway. Okay Mads

Lacey said 'how do you want your career to shape out in the future, for example

do you want to create a book? PS I love you and your art so much, I've been

watching you for years and it's great seeing you turn art into a

career', thanks Mads! Well that is a really really really good question, it's

something that I've been thinking about so much recently. Obviously if you

remember the beginning of the year when I was having my existential crisis I

would I spent a lot of time thinking about what I am gonna do with my art and

how I would like it to develop and what kind of career I would like out of it

and I don't think that you necessarily have to know but I do feel at the moment

that what I want to focus on is making travel journals and you know just like

travel books almost, maybe not like travel guides but just books of

different cities and different stories of places that I've been to. Like my

Mexico travel journal was probably my favorite thing that I did last year

and it was great to look back on that and think 'yeah that is what I want to

keep doing' so I'm hoping- and well by the time you watch this I will be leaving

for Lisbon in like a day- so I'm hoping to document that in a journal and you

know if I can turn that into something print-worthy then that would be great

but it's just great to be able to record those memories for myself. But yeah, I

would love to do more kind of Illustrated journals that I would I

guess sell and maybe used to inspire people to travel

and go to these places as well. Samar Saeed says 'what is the hardest thing

about being a freelancer or building your own business?'. The hardest thing for

me at the moment is kind of legal stuff and finances, taxes that kind of thing. It

can get really overwhelming when you kind of step back and realize that I'm

just- I'm just a normal person and I don't know about these things and

they're really serious and you know I'm signing contracts and agreeing to things

and not really knowing if I'm doing it properly so it can be very daunting at

times. There's so much information on the internet and there's so many books and

things that you can refer to but when it comes down to it there will always be

little seeds of doubt in your mind where you don't feel experienced enough or

knowledgeable enough to be making particular decisions. Clara Gold studio

said 'how do you urban sketch? maybe this can be a different video or you can just

give quick tips', I actually have a series called Travel Journal Tips, I think there

are just three episodes in that where I have one on urban sketching so that

could be quite useful for you but other than that there are quite a few great

urban sketching youtubers on this platform so I will leave some links

below to some of my favorites. 1,000 years in summer says 'what are your

favorite Netflix shows and what are your favorite things about living in England?'

Favourite Netflix shows, I really like Outsiders where the people all live in the

mountains and they drive quad bikes and stuff. I don't know why I just really

like it. I don't watch much else on Netflix other than Drag Race and films.

I always watch like a scary film every once in a while and then favorite things

about living in England... I don't know about England as a whole because I'm

really bad at traveling around my own country but my favourite things about

living in London are; travel around the city is so easy, I

can get anywhere I want to get within you know 20 minutes most and there's

just so much to do, so much going on at all times even just locally there's just

so much going on at any given time, different festivals, different galleries

all sorts. So yeah I just love the vibrancy and life of it and I also love-

what a lot of people complain about- but I love that everyone just keeps to

themselves. I love that I can get on the tube and no-one's gonna talk to me and I

can get on the bus and no-one's gonna look at me.

That's my kind of city. Al Nosel says 'where do you think you would be today if

you had decided not to pursue arts as a career? I absolutely love all that you do.'

Thank you so much! Where would I be today? Honestly today-today

I would probably still be at Sainsbury's, the supermarket I used to

work at just because I was kind of gonna be there indefinitely, it was a really

good in-between job, a really good 'figuring out what I'm gonna do with my

life' job, I had friends there, I had really flexible hours as well so I

could you know find time to work on my own things in the mean time but also if

I needed money I could you know get in as many hours as I wanted, it was a great

little job so I probably still be there and it's only like round the corner

from my house as well so just perfect. Right well my camera stopped recording

for a little while there so let's see. We're about half an hour into taping so

I will probably just do a few more. artheart12 said 'hi Minnie, I was wondering

how do you keep track of all your ideas for your art?' and I would say if it's a

really visual idea then I will quickly do a little thumbnail sketch either

digitally or in my sketchbook just something really small, really simple to

get the basic idea down and then maybe write notes on it because those little

rushed sketches can be quite confusing to look at like in retrospect. If it's

more of a conceptual idea or maybe an idea for a project then I will note it

down in Trello which is like on the computer and on my phone.

But I discovered through Lavendaire and Lauren Fairweather who are also really

creative people and they use it in really unique ways as well. It's just a

great way to note down ideas and organize things in different lists

different categories and not lose track of all the different things that are

going on in your head basically. I will leave links below to both of their

videos on Trello and just in case you want to check that out and see how you

might be able to use it as well. James Gill said 'do you ever regret becoming a

self-employed artist? I'm looking to become one myself and I'm pretty excited

but slightly afraid about the risks coming with it.' Well James if you are

excited about it then I would 100% recommend

you do go for it. I understand the fear but it is so worth it in the end and I

think that you once you take that leap you'll see it for yourself.

But honestly there was a time back in November I think when I was really

struggling with kind of motivating myself and feeling good about my art and

also feeling about good about my career and what I was doing and where I was

going and I remember one night going out with some friends and just saying guys I

I've had enough, I'm gonna quit YouTube, I'm gonna quit

doing art. I want to go back to Sainsbury's, I just want to make art for

fun again and I want to go to a job where I can just clock out and come home

and not have to think about it anymore, you know just be able to switch off. I

was really just stressed and overwhelmed at the time and it was great to just

kind of get that out and say that but obviously my friends are like 'You're

crazy and that's not gonna happen, you have a great job and you're

great at it and you love it. It might be really hard

right now but you'll come out of it' and I have come out of that and they're

absolutely right you know I'm so lucky to have the job that I have and I

absolutely love what I do I really couldn't think of a better way

to be spending my time and to be living my life, it's like ideal. So it definitely

will get hard but honestly if it's what you want to do it's just so worth it

like the the highs are well worth the lows so really good luck to you James if

you decide to go for it I think that it will be incredible for you. Whatercolor

Gal says 'how long did it take you to teach yourself video editing? that's

the only thing that's stopping me from making my own videos to be honest.' Don't

let that stop you- not a good enough excuse. If you want to start doing it you

need to start doing it, you learn as you go. Take a look- oh my god I can't believe

I'm saying this- but take a look at my first video. I filmed it with my phone, I

put my phone up on a water bottle on the lid of a water bottle and just filmed

down like that and I used the music from the YouTube music library and that was

it that was where I started and you know I gradually learn a thing or two as I go

along. I was editing with Windows Movie Maker back then and you know the whole

thing is trial and error. Now I'm at a point where I'm still learning different

things, I'm still making really silly mistakes, so if you think that you're

going to start out and already know what you're doing, it

doesn't work like that. Just get started. You can do it.

Stop overthinking things. Make a rubbish video. It'll be fine. Okay we're gonna

finish off with a few quickfire questions so Dora Braddock says 'how old

are you?', I am 24, I'll be 25 in a month- two months?- end of June. It's Aaron says

do you have any-... It's Air-One... sorry I know someone else called Air-One. It's Aaron

says 'do you have any unique customer experiences? like has anyone walked up to

you on the street or anything out of the ordinary', well I think I might have told

you the story about when I was at a music festival last summer, in a hurry

Ozzy threw our trainers out with our rubbish so we had no shoes, we went to go

and find them and the girl that dug our shoes out of the rubbish was actually a

subscriber and she was really cool and she was really nice so if you're

watching, thank you for saving my trainers! MadlyPenned so 'do you believe

the pursuit of a creative career is viable in this era of oversaturated

creative media?' A million percent, I think being in the creative industries is the

best thing you can do for yourself in this era of- not even over-saturated

creative media- but you know a world that is going more and more towards valuing

creativity and innovation and creation of things. Art comes in so many different

forms and it's more and more useful nowadays where you know a lot of jobs

that people would have thought were really stable and now almost replaceable

with robots and new technology but you can never really replace an artist of

any kind so I think a million percent that are is a viable career option for

the future. I think it's really one of the best ways to go. Inessa says 'do you

have a go-to snack when you are doing your art and what's your favorite type

of music?', favorite snack to go to, I love green olives with feta cheese, love that!

I just had the earlier today! I also really like salted popcorn.

And favorite music, I listen to a little bit of everything but

mostly garbage. Alright we're going to leave it at that because we have

actually been recording for almost an hour now! I'm going to try

to edit it down to something that is a little bit easier to watch, I've probably been

talking a bit too fast. Today is boiling and I have a lot more to do with the

rest of my day so apologies for that. Thank you guys so much for watching,

remember to follow me on Instagram if you do want to take part in the next Q&A,

that is where I always ask for my questions for those and yeah but the

next video or next video or two that I post, I will not be around I'm gonna be

in Lisbon so I won't be able to respond to your comments then but I will talk to

you when I get back! Thank you guys so much for watching, bye!

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DOLCE FOLLIA E11 Pregnant in Italy - Duration: 4:12.

I have 2 children

So I had 2 pregnancies in Italy

Being pregnant has not only a good news for me and my family

But for every Italian that I crossed in my path during 9 months

Hello

But you're pregnant !

Yes

But it's wonderful, so young, so beautiful

Wahou. Can I have a baguette and a brioche ?

Creating life for Italians is like a party

Pregnant ladies are celebrated daily like a divinity

what ?

In the street, pregnant lady is like Moise

People are letting her pass by, paying their respects

Even the Florentine guy, the tough one

Melt like snow in the sun at the sight of a big belly

Who's here ?

It's a boy

Cool ! Call him Cosimo

I'll think about it

At work, people became hysterical when I announced my pregnancy

Guys, big news

I'm pregnant

It's a boy, for may

Fabulous ! Best day of our lives

We'll call him Stefano

No, no, no Massimo

Ok, I'll think about it

In France, I'm not sure people are that happy at work

I can mistake

Isa I need to talk to you

Yes I'm listening

I'm pregnant

Are you F*** kidding me ?

No No, I'm not pregnant

Who's pregnant ?

No No I was joking

Not funny at all

Meeting at 11h30 in my Office

The day after the big announcement

my colleagues brought me food like offerings

It lasts during all pregnancy

I made a chocolate cake for Massimo

His name is not Massimo ! And thank you but I try to pay attention

What's that ?

It's a compote, 60 calories

But you're out of your mind

You are 2 now !

Massimo needs to eat !

Italians have babies very late

I had my first child at 30, It was considered as young

Even my doctor thought my pregnancy wasn't planned

Well well well, the condom just broke ?

No No ! We wanted a baby

You can tell me the truth, I won't repeat it to your parents

My gynecologist was very cautious

A bit too much ...

You can"t seat in the bus

Walk more than 20 minutes

Drink at least 2 liters per day

Avoid all green and orange vegetables

no fish, seafood or cherries

because sometimes cats pee on them

Understood ?

Can you repeat please ?

120 euros, see you in 10 days

Yes, my gynecologist kisses me

In Italy, random people touches your belly all the time

At the pharmacy or in a restaurant, you just need eye contact

and people thinks it's ok to touch you

Hello baby ! It's me, uncle Cosimo

Yes but I know you just for 5 minutes

Can you immagine the same situation in Paris subway ?

I'm not sure it goes well ...

What's your problem grandma

Ohhhh what a beautiful belly

In Italy, people are curious about anything

You will do a natural birth ?

I hope you'll breathfeed

Did you choose the hospital

You should call him Pietro, like my father

OK, I'll think about it

In Italy, the administrative part is always a disaster

Managing your maternity leave or taking the maternity official book is like

Mission Impossible!

Thanks god, the security guy in the administration building

spots the future mother as soon as she gets it

And escort them to the right office just like a VIP

Sandro per Paolo, entrance B10

I have a BFM in arrival

BFM?

Big Future Mummy

Let's go Ma'am

Thank you so much for watching and for being so many subscribed to Dolce Follia

It makes me very happy

Don't hesitate to suscribe to my channel

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BREAKDOWN: Analysis of the Fastest 800m Runner in the World - Duration: 3:36.

Hey guys! So today we're going to break down the running form of David Rudisha,

the world record holder of the 800 meter race. We are going to look at this form

specifically when he broke the 800 meter world record during the Olympics in

London 2012. Here, he runs it in just under 1 minute and 41 seconds.

To put it into perspective, he's basically running a 100m race in a little

over 12 seconds, eight times in a row, which is CRAZY FAST. Anyway let's look at

the way he runs in this race. First, let's take a look at his body as a whole. As

you can see, his whole body's tilted forward this position allows for gravity

to assist and give him momentum moving forward for increased speed during the

race. The next thing to take note of is his trunk. He keeps it stabilized and

controlled throughout the race. Keeping the body stabilized prevents energy

leakage and allows him to move forward as efficiently as possible. Next, let's

talk about those arms. If you look closely, he does not simply move them

back and forth. You can see they rotate side to side as well. He also does not

show huge pumping of the arms back and forth. Unlike popular opinion, simply

making large arm movements does not make you run faster. The purpose of the arms

in running is to counter the rotational aspect of the legs to

maintain a straight path when running. When someone runs faster, more force is

produced by the legs causing increased rotational forces acting on the body. To

counter this force, bigger arm movements are made; therefore, making those big arm

movements do not directly make you faster, but rather the root of the

increased speed stems from the movement in the legs. Speaking of the legs, let's

take a closer look at them during the race. As you can see, he has great knee

drive. This helps create that large cyclic movement in this race. Being able

to maintain this motion allows for increased efficiency in propelling

himself forward as he runs. Next, let's take a look at the way his foot lands. If

you look closely, he lands around the mid/ forefoot aspect of the foot. The last

thing I'll comment about in his running is the positioning of the foot with the

hips. If you look closely again, he actually presents with a bit of over

striding as he runs. As I mentioned in previous running analysis,

over-striding can cause increased forces acting on the joints especially the

knee. Continuous over-striding may be one of the reasons for the recurrent knee

injuries he has been getting. Despite this, overall he has amazing

discipline, strength, and technique which has allowed him to break the 800-meter

world record and has been recognized as one of the best runners of all time! I

hope you guys enjoyed the video! Let me know which wonder you want me to analyze

next. And as always thank you for watching!!

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Pierwsza Randka First Date Tips - Duration: 5:00.

We gathered here today.... cause there is a battle coming our way.

And this is a very important one, yeah.

This a blueprint (sorta)

This is the blueprint of the building where it will take place.

We need to make some strategy,

Think about every possibility.

end every scenario.

And we need it to be a successful one.

What? Are you asking whats going on?

I AM GOING ON A DATE.

And everybody knows that date is something worth preparing for

Hi, hello, yeah, it's me .

And I am very sorry, that... I was gone.

Wait a minute, wait a minute. Hold on. -Yeah?

Dude, there are soooo many youtubers.

And you think that somebody was waiting?Like? Really?

And I thought that chick in glasses is rude.

But as you can see, you also so... Thanks... You are fired, and you can pack your things are get the f....

Right now .

There are two ways to pick up girls.

The first one says... that you need

Write that down.

You need to talk to her 3 times.

You need to make some joke... like... twice.

Two hugs.

And then you can make out with her.

That way is called "Sims" way.

Second one!

It's more fancy and stuff.

And I made some video about it, I will put the link in the description below.

Put down the snacks, turn off the tv series.

And I know thats the best way to spend your life, but..

My OTP are puffs!

Thats why we are so good together!

Everyone

sooner or later is going on some date.

And we like them to be a good ones. Cause life is too short

(some shit about polish language and that I say a lot of "We")

Doesnt matter

Life is too short for bad dates and bad food. There. I said it.

A fe days ago Netflix released second season of 13 Reasons why. And it sucks.

IF they won't reboot it for the third season... they wont get one.

It wont work as it is today

It's too focused on the drama of Hannah to work.

and we need new reasons, for the new thing. Is that make any ....

As everybody knows that date is something worth preparing for

Stay with me, cause I know that stuff. Like... really.

First thing we need to do... is to get to know our enemy/target.

How to do it? Google her/him.

It works like PokeDex.

It will tell you what she likes, what she watches and is she resistant to fire and stuff.

If you want a really successful date... lie.

Let her think that you are better then you are.

Change your filthy clothes. Put on a fresh ones.

If you really thing that she is the one.

You can also use one very specific... drastic thing. Called a Soap..

Something I am being asked... what about gifts? Gift are cool, sweets, perfumes.... and this used soap... Cause you don't need it anymore.

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