[MUSIC PLAYING]
Hi, I'm Shauna Sever.
And today, I'm making a chocolate-flecked angel food
cake using my Kenmore Elite Ovation Stand Mixer, which
makes all the steps even simpler.
So we're going to start, actually, with our eggs.
And with the mixer, I have an egg separator.
So I've got 12 eggs here, which I know seems like a lot.
So you just start by cracking your eggs one at a time into the egg separator.
And see how the yolk stays in the separator, the white
just drops right through into the bowl?
Beautiful.
And then I'm going to add just a couple extra ingredients
to help stabilize my egg whites.
I've got some cream of tartar, which can go right in the top,
and a little bit of salt. So now that I've got those in,
I can get my egg whites whipping.
You want to let them whip on medium-high speed until they reach a soft peak.
And then we'll start to add the sugar.
OK, so this has been going for about three minutes on medium-high.
We want a nice, soft peak.
Now, I can add in the sugar.
Using the pour-in top design, I can have the egg white
whipping while I'm adding the sugar to it.
You want to let it continue to beat until you
get a nice, stiff, glossy peak.
So let's take a look, and that's what we want.
See how it's holding its shape inside the bowl like that?
That's absolutely perfect.
So now what I'm going to do is put the mixer on low speed.
I'm going to beat in a little bit of vanilla extract,
and then I'm very slowly going to add my cake flour and sugar mixtures.
So we put half of our sugar into the egg whites,
and then we've got half that we've whisked with some cake flour.
And that will get gradually added.
Very gently, we'll let that fold into the batter.
All right, now that all of our cake flour and remaining sugar is added,
this is the secret ingredient that makes this cake really special.
It's actually unsweetened chocolate, which seems kind of surprising.
But when you consider that an angel food cake is actually really sweet,
it's a nice sort of bitter note that really balances the cake out well.
So I've got my unsweetened chocolate right here.
I'm using my grater accessory, so I can actually grate the chocolate right
into the batter.
It makes it so easy.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Now that all of our chocolate has been grated on top of the batter,
we can just start this for just about 30 seconds
or so to let the chocolate mix into the rest of the cake batter.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Perfect.
You don't want to over mix at this stage.
You don't want to knock a whole lot of air out of the batter.
I'm going to take the bowl off.
During this whole process, I've had my oven preheating to 350 degrees.
And now, I have to grab my angel food cake pan.
This is what an angel food cake pan looks like.
It has a removable bottom, which will make unmolding the cake really easy.
And it has these feet on it.
And the reason it has these feet, is because with an angel food
cake, in order to keep its nice height after it comes out of the oven,
you have to invert it while it cools.
You actually cool it upside down.
And also, do not grease your pan.
I know it seems sort of opposite of everything
we've ever learned about cake-making.
But in the case of an angel food cake, you really
want the batter to climb up the sides of the pan.
So if you grease it, it won't do that.
So leave your pan ungreased.
And then with all of this gorgeous batter, of which there is a ton--
isn't this amazing how much 12 egg whites can actually
come to be when you get some great air into them with a great machine?
It looks amazing.
All the batter's in here.
All right, so like I said, 350 degrees.
And this doesn't take that long to bake either.
For such a big cake, you'd think it would be a long bake time.
But it's really just about 30 or 35 minutes, depending on your oven.
Beautiful.
OK, so our cake has been baking for about 35 minutes.
Now, the trick with an angel food cake-- remember the feet
that we talked about on the pan?
That's because angel food cake cools upside down.
So we're going to let this cool inverted like this for about an hour,
until the pan is completely cool.
And then we can slice it and serve it.
Our chocolate-flecked angel food cake is completely cooled,
and I'm going to show you how to get it out of the pan.
We're going to start by loosening the cake from the edge of the pan,
and just work all the way around.
We can use that removable bottom to-- ta-da!
Pretty easy, right?
Now, we're going to go back with our offset spatula
again, and get right between the cake.
And just like we did with the sides, except now
we're trying to get it completely underneath the cake.
I can feel the cake is nice and loosened from the core.
And you can either lift it out and serve this as the top
if you like, or you can just invert it onto the cake stand, like so.
So let me show you what this looks like.
Now remember, we have all of those flecks of unsweetened chocolate in here
in the batter.
This is my chocolate-flecked angel food cake.
A perfect dessert for any time of the year.
And it's made really fun and super easy with the Kenmore Elite Ovation Stand Mixer.
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Hi this is Tutor Nick P and this is Quotes 172. We have another one today by Benjamin Franklin.
Yeah. I've done a number of his in the past. So if you
liked this one you might want to go check out the others. He always has a good quote.
Let's look at today's quote. "Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing. ' and of course he means do something worth writing about. Or have someone write about it
So let's continue with the note here. This quote first
appeared in Franklin's 'Poor Richard's Almanac' With this quote Ben Franklin
is trying to encourage people not to waste one's life. Get off your butt, and
try to make something of yourself.
Don't just waste your life. Try to make
something of yourself be significant in some way.
Either try to do something significant enough that other people
would want to write about you, or at least learn
about something important or significant
and help spread knowledge to other people. So
that's pretty much it. Anyway, I hope you got it. I hope it's clear. Thank you for your time. Bye-bye.
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The Great Piano Mystery - Duration: 7:58.
this video is sponsored by Brilliant.
hey, welcome to 12tone! in 1964, legendary minimalist composer LaMonte Young embarked
on what would be his most ambitious project ever: a piece called The Well-Tuned Piano.
it's a massive, sprawling composition, over 5 hours long when Young played it live for
the final time in 1987, and requiring weeks of set-up in order to be performed correctly.
more than that, it's largely improvised: Young defined a certain structure for the piece,
drifting through harmonic spaces with names like the Opening Chord, the Magic Chord, and
the Tamiar Dream Chord, each of which might take upwards of half an hour to complete,
but the specifics changed each time as he experimented relentlessly with the soundscape
he had created.
it contains an innovative playing technique that Young described as "clouds", where incredibly
fast notes would slowly build and combine into a towering sense of harmony, but for
a long time, this piece also contained one of the greatest mysteries in all of modern
classical music: the mystery of which notes he was actually playing.
you see, the name The Well-Tuned Piano is probably a reference to a collection of Bach
pieces known as the Well-Tempered Clavier.
Bach wanted to advocate for a new kind of tuning system, so he wrote a bunch of music
to show off what that system could do, and it appears that Young was doing the same thing.
however, unlike Bach, Young is a notoriously secretive composer who kept his new tuning
system to himself for 27 years, and he only released it after composer Kyle Gann sat down
with a tuner, a calculator, and some very well-trained ears and worked out ten of the
twelve notes by hand.
so what was he doing? well, at its heart Young's system is a version of what theorists call
just intonation, which is when the intervals we hear are mathematically pure.
you see, when you hear a note, what you're really hearing is a sound wave with a specific
frequency, and when you hear multiple notes at once, your ear calculates the ratio between
those frequencies in order to determine the interval. for example, if you double the frequency,
you get a note an octave higher.
if you're playing on a normal piano, a lot of those ratios will be pretty messy because
we've prioritized other factors, like being able to easily change keys.
but just intonation systems instead aim to keep those ratios as clean as possible, using
only whole numbers and often trying to stick with small ones.
the version Young uses here is what's called a 7-limit tuning, which means that it's built
of ratios using numbers no larger than 7. because doubling a frequency just moves it
up an octave, all the even numbers are actually just copies of odd ones, so we're really just
working with 3, 5, and 7, which we can then multiply or divide by 2 to keep everything
within a single octave. these are all pretty simple sounds: the 3/2 ratio, for instance,
is the perfect 5th, while 5/4 is the major 3rd. the 7/4 ratio, though, is a bit different:
it's not that difficult in theory, but it has no real equivalent in the tuning system
most of us are used to.
it's kinda like a minor 7th, but it's almost a third of a half-step flat.
we call it the harmonic 7th, and it adds an interesting flavor that's new to most listeners
while still being fairly pure.
anyway, a 7-limit tuning is built by taking these three intervals and stacking them on
top of each other to find the rest of the notes.
or at least, a normal one is, but this is La Monte Young we're talking about, so of
course it can't be that simple.
for whatever reason, he apparently dislikes the sound of the 5/4 ratio, so he leaves it
out entirely, building everything from perfect 5ths and harmonic 7ths. and with that out
of the way, we can finally talk about the actual notes.
when you're building a just intonation system, the first thing you need to do is pick a root.
this is the note all your other frequencies will be tuned against, and for this piece
Young chose Eb, probably as an homage to his time as a saxophone player.
from there, he begins to stack 5ths, getting Bb as a 3/2 ratio and above that F, at 9/8.
above each of those he goes up two harmonic 7ths, giving us these ratios.
now, the note names here are a bit weird because, again, the harmonic 7th doesn't exist in normal
tuning so it's not super clear which note we're supposed to land on, but for now we'll
just use these.
that gives us 9 of our notes, and from there Young just adds a couple more perfect 5ths
to the end, and voila, we've got the tuning for the Well-Tuned Piano.
or at least we've got one of them: like many other aspects of the piece, Young changed
the tuning over the years.
but this is what he used for the 1981 recording that Gann worked from, and I don't believe
he's changed it since, but he hasn't performed it live in over 30 years at this point, so
who knows.
anyway, from here we can start making observations about the tuning, so let's start with the
most obvious question: what's up with G#?
I mean, first of all, the ratio is ridiculous, to the point where it's very unlikely you'd
even recognize it as pure.
but the biggest issue comes when we compare the G# to our G. did you hear that?
they're pretty close, but it turns out the G# is actually lower.
so why?
well, the short answer is that Young doesn't care about the G#. he never actually plays
it in the piece, which is why Gann couldn't properly identify all 12 notes.
that doesn't mean it doesn't matter, though: having a string tuned to that frequency is
important due to a phenomenon called sympathetic resonance.
basically, when you play a note with a specific frequency, strings tuned to a multiple of
that frequency will also start to vibrate a little, adding to the original sound.
so even though he never uses G#, you can still hear it ringing faintly when he plays an A.
this leads to an important observation: Young's notation is largely artificial.
that is, it tells you which keys he plays, but it doesn't tell you much about what sounds
they make.
if the notation goes up a half step, for instance, we could get anything from this (bang) which
is almost a whole step, to this (bang) which, again, is actually moving down.
an interesting product of this is that the notes of the piano tend to cluster.
in standard tuning, everything is evenly spaced, but in the Well-Tuned Piano, we instead wind
up with a couple pockets of notes with large gaps in between.
for instance, E, F, and F# are all within about three quarters of a half-step of each
other, as are A, Bb, and B. we already saw G and G#, and there's a similar cluster at
C and C#, and finally D sits just barely below Eb. this gives us something that resembles
a pentatonic or 5-note scale, kinda like this: (bang) but with a couple different tuning
options for each note.
it's actually a lot like the major pentatonic scale, a classic device in traditional Western
music, but the 3rd and the 6th are each about a quarter-tone sharp, because, again, Young
left out the 5/4 ratio we'd need in order to make them correctly.
this tuning variety leads to a somewhat paradoxical situation: we've got lots of intervals, but
also not that many.
like, standard tuning only has 12 possible intervals per octave, whereas Young's tuning
has 38.
but many of those are largely similar: for instance, Eb to E, Eb to F, and Eb to F# are
all basically whole steps.
in effect, Young has given himself access to lots of different shades of just a few
kinds of intervals.
however, much like we saw with G#, he doesn't use them all evenly: most of the piece centers
around the perfect 5th, the perfect 4th, the harmonic 7th, and then what are called the
septimal 3rds and 6ths. "septimal" is a fancy word for the number 7, because as we mentioned
before, these are constructed with the 7/4 ratio, rather than the 5/4 one you'd normally
use.
the septimal minor 3rd and 6th are a little bit smaller than their standard versions,
while the major 3rd and 6th are wider.
these septimal intervals play a huge role in giving the Well-Tuned Piano its unique
sound, helping tie all the different versions together into one massive sonic experiment.
of course, there's more to it than just tuning: the structure of the piece is also fascinating,
and if there's enough interest I may make another video about it at some point.
but in the words of Kyle Gann, there is "virtually no way to analyze the piece" without understanding
the tuning system on which it's built.
That, more than anything, is the heart of the Well-Tuned Piano.
heck, it's right there in the name.
so yeah, no analysis would be possible without Gann's dedication to solving Young's riddle,
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I hear them coming from the south.
The birds.
The warring birds with thunderous wings.
I wish to transform myself
into the bodies of these great beasts.
I cast my soul under the strife.
You think your world is safe
it is an illusion.
A comforting lie told to protect you.
Enjoy these final moments of peace
for I have returned
to have
my
vengeance.
Is there anything you would not do
for your family?
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El "Te Boté (Remix)" de Nio Garcia, Casper Mágico Y Bad Bunny Explicado | Historias De Canción - Duration: 3:14.
LETTY: Spending over 17 weeks on Billboard's Hot 100 Chart, Nio Garcia, Casper Mágico
& Darell's "Te Bote (Remix)" featuring Nicky Jam, Bad Bunny and Ozuna is definitely
one of the songs of the summer.
Written by Nio Garcia and Casper Magico, and produced by Kronix Magical, Shorty Complete and Young Martino
the original was recorded in Puerto Rico amidst the power outage Hurricane Maria caused in 2017.
NIO: Thank you Droni! Droni's mom, we asked her to borrow their electricity generator for 3 hours.
We picked up the generator, gave it gas and recorded the song.
LETTY: The groove is so good that you almost forget the song is about dumping a trash relationship.
First up is Bad Bunny.
LETTY: While Bad Bunny doesn't rehash old relationships, he is down to hook up,
if only as a TBT post.
LETTY: Here Bad Bunny shares his post break-up plans, including hitting up La Placita,
a mall in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Up next is Ozuna.
LETTY: Ozuna shows his ex she not only lost her man but her homegirl isn't really there for her either.
LETTY: Nicky Jam's verse is different—he doesn't want his ex back
but misses their great sex.
LETTY: Now, the video has been viewed over 1 billion times on YouTube
and the song's a Top 40 hit on the Hot 100, without any English bars.
It's even inspired parodies and responses.
LETTY: And, looking ahead, it seems this song is only going to get bigger.
NIO: We have J. Lo and Anuel already confirmed.
Once again.
CASPER: What we're saying is people are still going to be doing "Te Bote."
BOTH: Yes.
I'm Letty for Genius News, bringing you the meaning and the knowledge behind the music.
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Les Questions Pas Bêtes 6 : UN POISSON CONGELÉ PEUT SURVIVRE ? - Duration: 4:18.
Hello everyone and especially welcome to newones! You are ...
... a lot ... uh ... the video!
We summarize: We have a living fish, which is immersed in a liquid and it seems to come out
frozen. And a few minutes later, it seems to come back to life as if nothing had happened!
Hmm ... let the investigation begin! First of all, you must know that the fish is immersed in a brine. It's a salty and sweet solution
which allows a liquid to remain in the liquid state,
even during extremely low temperatures!
Here -35 degrees. And here we ask ourselves: How does a fish survive such low temperatures?
Maybe by hibernation? First he is Ectotherm. That is, its body temperature
adapts to his environment.
If the water is cold the fish will be cold and vice versa.
For humans, it is not because we are in cold water that our body temperature is too. We stay at about
37 degrees. It's because we're Endothermic, warm-blooded. Second, it is Poïkilotherm.
That is, it can withstand large temperature differences.
We humans, if we exceed the range 35-37 degrees ... EEET beh ... We are not very very good.
So no, we can not say
hibernation for fish because they adapt too well to their environment. These are mostly warm-blooded animals
who, to protect themselves from low temperatures,
prefer to take a nap during the winter.
On the other hand, for fish, we can talk about Brumation. He will, before winter, accumulate fat and during the winter
reduce metabolic activity to use less energy.
Not stupid! But that's not all ! They also have antifreeze protein. Yes yes, as in cars!
They are formed in the liver and wander in the blood.
When the weather is too cold, ice crystals form in the blood and they can go
perforate the cell membranes. And that, it can necessarily lead to the death of the animal. To prevent this, the anti-freeze protein comes
clump around these forming crystals to prevent their growth. So they stay small,
the animal is saved.
Now that we know all that, we're going back to our fish. It's a Tilapia. A species of tropical freshwater. He is not immersed
long enough in the liquid to be totally frozen. In any case, if he were, he would be dead.
He suffers "only" a
"surgélation". That is a surface freezing. The concern is that the fish undergoes a temperature difference that is completely crazy!
It goes from temperate water to -35 degrees water and it falls back into its original tank and that in less than a minute.
And then we will add a
little osmotic shock of families! What is it ? Do you remember when I told you it was a freshwater fish?
And that we dipped in water saturated with salt?
It adapts, but must not exaggerate.
With all this and even if the fish moves at the end of the experiment, it's a safe bet that he will die within days
to come up.
Regarding pain, there are still many differences of opinion. I think the fish
feel the pain. Ice crystals that form in the blood ...
It has never been much appreciated. And we can see that the fish has a violent reaction when it is immersed in the liquid ... it's a boo!
And now, our investigation is over! I hope you had a good time and learned a bit about fish.
Tell me what you thought in comment! If you liked: liked,
share, subscribe, to see the next videos! it helps me a lot!
For all those who want to have news
between two videos and want to participate in the creation of some of them because I need your questions for interviews:
It's happening on facebook and instagram. I will put you the links in the description. And then bah me I tell you: See you next time !!
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Trump Defends Response to John McCain's Death as He Refuses to Pick Between Late Senator & Obama - Duration: 4:56.
As many of politics most prominent figures prepare to eulogize and honor John McCain this weekend, the president is not backing down on his highly criticized response to the senator and war hero's death
In an interview with Bloomberg News on Thursday, President Donald Trump said he did not believe he missed an opportunity to unite the country through his actions
"No, I don't think I did at all," he told the outlet from the Oval Office. "I've done everything that they requested and no, I don't think I have at all
" Further, he added of the late Republican senator from Arizona, "We had our disagreements and they were very strong disagreements
I disagreed with many of the things that I assume he believed in." The president initially addressed McCain's death last Saturday at 81 with a two-sentence tweet, writing, "My deepest sympathies and respect go out to the family of Senator John McCain
Our hearts and prayers are with you!" According to a report from The Washington Post, the Trump White House prepared a statement to pay tribute, but Trump decided not to release it
The official statement reportedly went through internal approvals and was supposed to be sent out when the news of McCain's death broke, a source told CNN
Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Chief of Staff John Kelly and other officials reportedly wanted a statement to call McCain a hero for his service in the Vietnam War and time in the Senate, according to the Post
Later, on Monday, Trump released a full statement announcing that the White House flag would return to half-staff after previously going to full-staff just two days after McCain's death
He also said that Vice President Mike Pence would represent his administration at funeral services
"Despite our differences on policy and politics, I respect Senator John McCain's service to our country and, in his honor, have signed a proclamation to fly the flag of the United States at half-staff until the day of his interment," Trump said
Among the many critics' to Trump's response was former President Jimmy Carter
In an interview with Fox Business Network's Cavuto: Coast to Coast, Carter said, "I thought that President Trump made a mistake at first by not recognizing John McCain's unquestioned commitment to our country in the Navy and as a prisoner of war and also in his service in Congress
" He noted that Trump "adequately corrected" the mistakes with the flag by issuing the later statement
Also during his interview with Bloomberg, the 72-year-old was asked if McCain would have been a better president than his 2008 opponent, former President Barack Obama
Trump declined to respond, saying, "I don't want to comment on it. I have a very strong opinion, all right
" The outlet noted that Sanders was in the room, and stared at him during his response
Trump joked that she was "having a nervous breakdown" over his response. He added, "Maybe I'll give you that answer some day later
" Despite their rocky history, the longtime politician did not prohibit Trump from attending his funeral, a McCain family source previously told PEOPLE
"John had a feud with the president, and it got pretty intense, but I never heard anyone in the family say John banned Trump, and he never said that to me," the source told PEOPLE
"John didn't ban Trump. John could be spiteful, and he loved a good fight, but he wouldn't do something like that
" On Friday morning, McCain's body was transported to the state capitol to lie in repose in the Rotunda for a public viewing
Among those who eulogized the leader on Friday were Sen. Mitch McConnell and Sen
Paul Ryan.
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OKNORMAL Speedrun in 17min 52 50sec WR - Duration: 19:02.
I'm gonna make a Speedrun of the game OK/NORMAL
I calculated the start of my Speedrun at -41.70 seconds
Because it's the moment between the Loading screen and my first possible movement
During this speedrun I'm gonna try to explain How I did it and when I change my split
I play almost always in First person
because it look better (For me)
But when I didn't hear the song of "eating" an object
I can leave the FPS view to see If I miss it or not
I make a Split for each level
I change the Split when I hear the finishing level sound
For winning time, I obviously always run, Everytime the game allow me to run
And also try to jump over corners to win a little amount of time
There's only one way to finish the game. So no "Any%" "100%" etc
So
I'm not sure there's gonna be an other category than "End Game"
In some level like this one, I can't go on FPS
But there's no problem, because I juste need to go forward
When the screen became totally Dark, I change the Split
And for this level, when the screen became totally White, I change the Split
It's better to turn off FPS for this Platforming section
It's look easier to see where are the pillars
Here, I don't Know
If we can be faster and take the pillar the first time he came
I already try it, but never manage to do it
For this Level
We meet our first ennemy, wich appears to be this Skull
And he kill me if i get too close to him
But as you can see it's really easy to escape from him
Is really slow
And we need to get very close from him to die
For this level we only need to go to the end
so is really slow and annoying
But we can see the skull, the same of the last level
but this time is pretty
Nice with us
When the screen is dark (I change Split)
For this level, we just have to wait
So i lose time by moving (Intense spinning session)
(I jump, because it make the screen shake less)
Another level, we don't have anything to do except climbing (Intense Climbing session)
And again for this level we have to wait until the screen became Dark to change the split and go to another level
Now we are in the first really big level
We can lose time if we don't know where to go
fortunately the path is really easy
To take the last key we have to jump. Our character can't climb by himself
And again we go to the end of this level
Here we are in the MAZE
The biggest level of the game
And
it's a level when we can easily lose a lot of time
but
To never forget my path I wrote it on my Split
As you can see
"Left 1" "Right 1" "Left 2" Right 2" etc
There's the Second Bad guy
AS you can see I take the second path to the left, and i will take the second to right
I don't know if
the way I did this level is the faster, but it's the first one I discover
Now we have that, I consider it as a Split but
There's no way to win time
Because it's just
a cutscene
In this level we don't have any much thing to do except go forward (while running) for a while
I consider this at the final level
Even we don't have anything to do except wait until the credit appear
When the screen became totally dark
It's the end of the Speedrun
RIGHT NOW!
It was the Speedrun of OK/NORMAL
I'm really sorry for my english
I working to became better
That's it. Good Bye
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The NEW adventures of TOM RUNNING for CANDY #20 Tom and Friends is a skater Angela Game movie. - Duration: 20:13.
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Hollyoaks' Sienna teases future on soap: 'It's very hard to leave' - Duration: 3:23.
Hollyoaks' Sienna teases future on soap: 'It's very hard to leave'
Sienna Blake (Anna Passey) is set to make a dramatic return to Hollyoaks in upcoming scenes.
The feisty character has been off-screens since June, when she was arrested for the murder of her own daughter Nico (Persephone Swales-Dawson).
Soap bosses have said Sienna will come back to the village, and Anna teased her comeback when she showed off a brand new haircut.
Now, actress Anna, 34, has revealed what's in store for the troubled mum, confirming her revival.
Related Articles Kim Woodburn speaks out after blazing Coleen Nolan row on Loose Women Hollyoaks' Milo FINALLY killed off in jaw-dropping plot twist Coronation Street's Shayne Ward looks unrecognisable these days.
"The story I'm coming back to makes me more excited than anything I've ever done," she said.
"It's something completely different – it's very much a new Sienna.
"I feel like I'm almost coming in as a fresh character in a way." She added to Inside Soap: "Prison has changed her, she's going to be a little bit different and I'm returning to work with lots of people I haven't worked with before – it's exciting to have a new challenge." But will Sienna be sticking around for the long term?.
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"It's very hard to leave" Anna Passey Anna confirmed that she has no plans to leave just yet: "As long as they [bosses] enjoy writing for her, and I want to be here, then that's great.
"Every time I sit down with the writers and hear what they want to do with her next, I really want to stay and play it out! It's very hard to leave." No character is ever safe in the dramatic village of Chester.
His death came just a few weeks after he electrocuted Dirk Savage (David Kennedy) in a swimming pool.
First Look Hollyoaks airs weekdays at 7pm on E4.
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《初心者さん＆初見さんもお気軽にどうぞ!》2018/8/31 FX実況ライブ生配信カニトレーダーが行く！今日も皆で情報交換(*^▽^*) - Duration: 9:30:30. For more infomation >> 《初心者さん＆初見さんもお気軽にどうぞ!》2018/8/31 FX実況ライブ生配信カニトレーダーが行く！今日も皆で情報交換(*^▽^*) - Duration: 9:30:30. -------------------------------------------
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Model Apache Longbow AH-64D - 1/48 Italeri - Painting - Duration: 20:03.
Hello!
Since the last movie I've masked the canopy and put sponges into the cockpit.
I've also corrected those parts.
This primer for the black basing technique.
Time to paint!
It finally looks clean ;)
I'll make some random spots with those colours.
Time for the base colour. XF-62 Olive Drab.
Highly diluted with this thinner.
Thin layers for slow blending.
Now's the time for post shading.
I'll add some shadows with highly diluted black.
And now some highlights.
Base colour with a drop of white.
And that's the result.
I think black basing combined with post shading looks good.
Even such a simple painting pattern doesn't have to be boring.
In the next episode you'll see decaling and weathering.
Please subscribe to my channel if you haven't done it already.
This way you won't miss the next movie.
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Les Questions Pas Bêtes 6 : UN POISSON CONGELÉ PEUT SURVIVRE ? - Duration: 4:18.Hello everyone and especially welcome to newones! You are ...
... a lot ... uh ... the video!
We summarize: We have a living fish, which is immersed in a liquid and it seems to come out
frozen. And a few minutes later, it seems to come back to life as if nothing had happened!
Hmm ... let the investigation begin! First of all, you must know that the fish is immersed in a brine. It's a salty and sweet solution
which allows a liquid to remain in the liquid state,
even during extremely low temperatures!
Here -35 degrees. And here we ask ourselves: How does a fish survive such low temperatures?
Maybe by hibernation? First he is Ectotherm. That is, its body temperature
adapts to his environment.
If the water is cold the fish will be cold and vice versa.
For humans, it is not because we are in cold water that our body temperature is too. We stay at about
37 degrees. It's because we're Endothermic, warm-blooded. Second, it is Poïkilotherm.
That is, it can withstand large temperature differences.
We humans, if we exceed the range 35-37 degrees ... EEET beh ... We are not very very good.
So no, we can not say
hibernation for fish because they adapt too well to their environment. These are mostly warm-blooded animals
who, to protect themselves from low temperatures,
prefer to take a nap during the winter.
On the other hand, for fish, we can talk about Brumation. He will, before winter, accumulate fat and during the winter
reduce metabolic activity to use less energy.
Not stupid! But that's not all ! They also have antifreeze protein. Yes yes, as in cars!
They are formed in the liver and wander in the blood.
When the weather is too cold, ice crystals form in the blood and they can go
perforate the cell membranes. And that, it can necessarily lead to the death of the animal. To prevent this, the anti-freeze protein comes
clump around these forming crystals to prevent their growth. So they stay small,
the animal is saved.
Now that we know all that, we're going back to our fish. It's a Tilapia. A species of tropical freshwater. He is not immersed
long enough in the liquid to be totally frozen. In any case, if he were, he would be dead.
He suffers "only" a
"surgélation". That is a surface freezing. The concern is that the fish undergoes a temperature difference that is completely crazy!
It goes from temperate water to -35 degrees water and it falls back into its original tank and that in less than a minute.
And then we will add a
little osmotic shock of families! What is it ? Do you remember when I told you it was a freshwater fish?
And that we dipped in water saturated with salt?
It adapts, but must not exaggerate.
With all this and even if the fish moves at the end of the experiment, it's a safe bet that he will die within days
to come up.
Regarding pain, there are still many differences of opinion. I think the fish
feel the pain. Ice crystals that form in the blood ...
It has never been much appreciated. And we can see that the fish has a violent reaction when it is immersed in the liquid ... it's a boo!
And now, our investigation is over! I hope you had a good time and learned a bit about fish.
Tell me what you thought in comment! If you liked: liked,
share, subscribe, to see the next videos! it helps me a lot!
For all those who want to have news
between two videos and want to participate in the creation of some of them because I need your questions for interviews:
It's happening on facebook and instagram. I will put you the links in the description. And then bah me I tell you: See you next time !!
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The Great Piano Mystery - Duration: 7:58.this video is sponsored by Brilliant.
hey, welcome to 12tone! in 1964, legendary minimalist composer LaMonte Young embarked
on what would be his most ambitious project ever: a piece called The Well-Tuned Piano.
it's a massive, sprawling composition, over 5 hours long when Young played it live for
the final time in 1987, and requiring weeks of set-up in order to be performed correctly.
more than that, it's largely improvised: Young defined a certain structure for the piece,
drifting through harmonic spaces with names like the Opening Chord, the Magic Chord, and
the Tamiar Dream Chord, each of which might take upwards of half an hour to complete,
but the specifics changed each time as he experimented relentlessly with the soundscape
he had created.
it contains an innovative playing technique that Young described as "clouds", where incredibly
fast notes would slowly build and combine into a towering sense of harmony, but for
a long time, this piece also contained one of the greatest mysteries in all of modern
classical music: the mystery of which notes he was actually playing.
you see, the name The Well-Tuned Piano is probably a reference to a collection of Bach
pieces known as the Well-Tempered Clavier.
Bach wanted to advocate for a new kind of tuning system, so he wrote a bunch of music
to show off what that system could do, and it appears that Young was doing the same thing.
however, unlike Bach, Young is a notoriously secretive composer who kept his new tuning
system to himself for 27 years, and he only released it after composer Kyle Gann sat down
with a tuner, a calculator, and some very well-trained ears and worked out ten of the
twelve notes by hand.
so what was he doing? well, at its heart Young's system is a version of what theorists call
just intonation, which is when the intervals we hear are mathematically pure.
you see, when you hear a note, what you're really hearing is a sound wave with a specific
frequency, and when you hear multiple notes at once, your ear calculates the ratio between
those frequencies in order to determine the interval. for example, if you double the frequency,
you get a note an octave higher.
if you're playing on a normal piano, a lot of those ratios will be pretty messy because
we've prioritized other factors, like being able to easily change keys.
but just intonation systems instead aim to keep those ratios as clean as possible, using
only whole numbers and often trying to stick with small ones.
the version Young uses here is what's called a 7-limit tuning, which means that it's built
of ratios using numbers no larger than 7. because doubling a frequency just moves it
up an octave, all the even numbers are actually just copies of odd ones, so we're really just
working with 3, 5, and 7, which we can then multiply or divide by 2 to keep everything
within a single octave. these are all pretty simple sounds: the 3/2 ratio, for instance,
is the perfect 5th, while 5/4 is the major 3rd. the 7/4 ratio, though, is a bit different:
it's not that difficult in theory, but it has no real equivalent in the tuning system
most of us are used to.
it's kinda like a minor 7th, but it's almost a third of a half-step flat.
we call it the harmonic 7th, and it adds an interesting flavor that's new to most listeners
while still being fairly pure.
anyway, a 7-limit tuning is built by taking these three intervals and stacking them on
top of each other to find the rest of the notes.
or at least, a normal one is, but this is La Monte Young we're talking about, so of
course it can't be that simple.
for whatever reason, he apparently dislikes the sound of the 5/4 ratio, so he leaves it
out entirely, building everything from perfect 5ths and harmonic 7ths. and with that out
of the way, we can finally talk about the actual notes.
when you're building a just intonation system, the first thing you need to do is pick a root.
this is the note all your other frequencies will be tuned against, and for this piece
Young chose Eb, probably as an homage to his time as a saxophone player.
from there, he begins to stack 5ths, getting Bb as a 3/2 ratio and above that F, at 9/8.
above each of those he goes up two harmonic 7ths, giving us these ratios.
now, the note names here are a bit weird because, again, the harmonic 7th doesn't exist in normal
tuning so it's not super clear which note we're supposed to land on, but for now we'll
just use these.
that gives us 9 of our notes, and from there Young just adds a couple more perfect 5ths
to the end, and voila, we've got the tuning for the Well-Tuned Piano.
or at least we've got one of them: like many other aspects of the piece, Young changed
the tuning over the years.
but this is what he used for the 1981 recording that Gann worked from, and I don't believe
he's changed it since, but he hasn't performed it live in over 30 years at this point, so
who knows.
anyway, from here we can start making observations about the tuning, so let's start with the
most obvious question: what's up with G#?
I mean, first of all, the ratio is ridiculous, to the point where it's very unlikely you'd
even recognize it as pure.
but the biggest issue comes when we compare the G# to our G. did you hear that?
they're pretty close, but it turns out the G# is actually lower.
so why?
well, the short answer is that Young doesn't care about the G#. he never actually plays
it in the piece, which is why Gann couldn't properly identify all 12 notes.
that doesn't mean it doesn't matter, though: having a string tuned to that frequency is
important due to a phenomenon called sympathetic resonance.
basically, when you play a note with a specific frequency, strings tuned to a multiple of
that frequency will also start to vibrate a little, adding to the original sound.
so even though he never uses G#, you can still hear it ringing faintly when he plays an A.
this leads to an important observation: Young's notation is largely artificial.
that is, it tells you which keys he plays, but it doesn't tell you much about what sounds
they make.
if the notation goes up a half step, for instance, we could get anything from this (bang) which
is almost a whole step, to this (bang) which, again, is actually moving down.
an interesting product of this is that the notes of the piano tend to cluster.
in standard tuning, everything is evenly spaced, but in the Well-Tuned Piano, we instead wind
up with a couple pockets of notes with large gaps in between.
for instance, E, F, and F# are all within about three quarters of a half-step of each
other, as are A, Bb, and B. we already saw G and G#, and there's a similar cluster at
C and C#, and finally D sits just barely below Eb. this gives us something that resembles
a pentatonic or 5-note scale, kinda like this: (bang) but with a couple different tuning
options for each note.
it's actually a lot like the major pentatonic scale, a classic device in traditional Western
music, but the 3rd and the 6th are each about a quarter-tone sharp, because, again, Young
left out the 5/4 ratio we'd need in order to make them correctly.
this tuning variety leads to a somewhat paradoxical situation: we've got lots of intervals, but
also not that many.
like, standard tuning only has 12 possible intervals per octave, whereas Young's tuning
has 38.
but many of those are largely similar: for instance, Eb to E, Eb to F, and Eb to F# are
all basically whole steps.
in effect, Young has given himself access to lots of different shades of just a few
kinds of intervals.
however, much like we saw with G#, he doesn't use them all evenly: most of the piece centers
around the perfect 5th, the perfect 4th, the harmonic 7th, and then what are called the
septimal 3rds and 6ths. "septimal" is a fancy word for the number 7, because as we mentioned
before, these are constructed with the 7/4 ratio, rather than the 5/4 one you'd normally
use.
the septimal minor 3rd and 6th are a little bit smaller than their standard versions,
while the major 3rd and 6th are wider.
these septimal intervals play a huge role in giving the Well-Tuned Piano its unique
sound, helping tie all the different versions together into one massive sonic experiment.
of course, there's more to it than just tuning: the structure of the piece is also fascinating,
and if there's enough interest I may make another video about it at some point.
but in the words of Kyle Gann, there is "virtually no way to analyze the piece" without understanding
the tuning system on which it's built.
That, more than anything, is the heart of the Well-Tuned Piano.
heck, it's right there in the name.
so yeah, no analysis would be possible without Gann's dedication to solving Young's riddle,
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Pretend Play Star Wars Skit | Kids vs Kid Darth Vader and Tiny Stormtrooper REBRANDED - Duration: 2:17.
Pew pew pew pew
[ding]
[Ominous Music]
Luke I am your father!
I'll stop the rebels
[mom] Alright guys it's time to take a nap
Okay!
[mom] Eleanor come on, nap time.
Okay!
[mom] Good girl.
let's go. Come on, let's go. we're coming
gotta take a nap
good night
[Ding dong]
[Ominous Music]
Who is it Tommy?
Darth Vader and a stormtrooper! I'm outta here!!!
[Ominious Music]
What happened Tommy?
They want the crystals
that are hidden in my room
Let's go!
Tommy out
shhhh! Quiet.
[ Ominous Music]
is this what you're looking for?
You'll never get it!
We weren't here for the crystals we're here for you!
What happened Tommy?
I fell out of bed!
[Loud scream]
[Ominous Music]
share your thoughts in the comments
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BTS (방탄소년단) 'Best of BTS' - DJ Kim Mashup - Duration: 4:47.
For you I could pretend like I was strong when I was hurt
Just take 'em take 'em
For you I could pretend like I was strong when I was hurt
Just take 'em take 'em
Best of me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
Save me, save me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
You got the best of me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
Save me, save me
I gotta make it, gotta gotta make it
Hey, I want it this love
The forest just for us
I want it real love
I forgot
Too hot
Where my money yah?
(BANG BANG)
Too high
Where the party yah?
(CLAP CLAP)
(shh)
Hey, burn it up
Chocolate cheeks and chocolate
MIC Drop baam
Hey, turn it up
(TURN UP)
Try babbling into the mirror, who the heck are you?
Say la la la la la
BTS style
Say la la la la la
Hustle life
WOO there's no tomorrow
Who are you?
Do you want some?
In this black darkness you are shining so bright
Just take 'em
I don't wanna say yes
DNA
Did you see my bag?
All of this is not a coincidence
(AYO AYO AYO)
How you think 'bout that?
Cuz we're the two who found the destiny
Want it more more more
Friends! All hands up!
More more
If you believe in me hands up!
Worked hard to get my pay
Gonna spend it all on my stomach
How you dare
You got the best of…
YOLO YO
Save me, save me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
You got the best of me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
Save me, save me
Careful of your feet feet
Careful of your mouth mouth
You say I'm unfamiliar, changed into the one you used to like
Mic mic bungee
Bright light forward
You say I'm not myself which you knew well
You thought I was going down but I'm fine sorry
No? What do you mean no?
My bad billboard
Love? What the heck is love?
My bad worldwide
This is inevitable, I love us
We are the only true lovers
I do it, I do it, you're a tasteless ratatouille
Hey
Woo I dunno I dunno I dunno why
Together we won't die
Woo I just know I just know I just know why
Today we will survive
Can't resist it anyway
Can't even run away anymore
Cuz it's all Fake Love Fake Love Fake Love
Burning up
Did you see my bag?
All of this is not a coincidence
(AYO AYO AYO)
How you think 'bout that?
Cuz we're the two who found the destiny
Want it more more more
Friends! All hands up!
More more
If you believe in me hands up!
Worked hard to get my pay
Gonna spend it all on my stomach
How you dare
You got the best of me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
Save me, save me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
You got the best of me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
Save me, save me
Burn it all
Bow wow wow
In this black darkness you are shining so bright
Just take 'em take 'em
Everybody say la la la la la
BTS style
Say la la la la la
Hustle life
I grew a flower that can't be bloomed in a dream that can't come true
You got the best of me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
Save me, save me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
You got the best of me
YOLO YOLO YOLO YO
Save me, save me
I gotta make it, gotta gotta make it
Want it more more more
Friends! All hands up!
More more
(OW)
You got the best of me
WOO spending my money even more
How you dare
For you I could pretend like I was strong when I was hurt
Just take 'em take 'em
For you I could pretend like I was strong when I was hurt
I reject rejection
Cuz we're forever
Forever
Quite stylish s- s- stylish
You got the best of me
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This is Why Insatiable is Hard to Watch - Duration: 5:46.
So let's talk about the Netflix show insatiable now, I know that I'm a really slow editor
so at a time that I post this video the hype over all the show will probably have died down but
With that being said, there's no shortage of problems in this show
And in fact, if you're watching this video, you've probably heard a whole bunch of videos if you're anything like me
It's all over the place the parody of itself. It's based on a reality TV show yada yada yada
None of these are the problems that I have with it, though
My main problem is that none of the characters in this show are likable at all
Debby Ryan's character Patty's mother is literally a bootleg copy of Bonnie, from cbs' Mom.
A recovering addict with an attraction the danger goes through the whole 12 step process which is commendable and then she just leaves her
child daughter to quote unquote and grow up guys best friend Nonnie is so insecure about
everything that
When she made the choice to start to learn about herself
It seems so forced
there were lines that character that had, that a person with this life in real life would never say but
Regardless of that her and Donald Choi were definitely my favorite characters
Even though they both seemed to be very one-track mind with that tract being sex. I mean they even had their own
fling thing which was weird because until that point I just saw their relationship as
Platonic. Brick being the love interest that we're supposed to prefer that
Patty has is so weird because the relationship literally starts off on like the rudest level ever
Imaginable rooting for them is really really weird
I couldn't get over that but you know, he's much better than the guy that literally kidnapped her. And then she killed
And then on top of that the whole relationship seemed like a weird
Vengeance thing. Speaking of father's Patty's some throwaway Baldwin character
Who is there because cameos are cool just happened to rape Patty's mom, Bob Bladell
We hate because the other Bob does I mean even though he seems like a stand-up guy
I don't see what is going on. It seems very stressed
I guess that's whatever this was can go on forever
And ever the worst thing is that we can't even like the two main characters
That were introduced to because we don't even know them. They don't even know themselves
Bob is a character that we learned to know exactly what he wants whatever he wants
He gets it because he knows what he wants and then we learned that he has no idea what he wants to the point
Where he tries to kill himself and then Patty saves him which of course he does
But the most disappointing thing is that we can't even like paddy. I mean, yes, she's the main character
Yes it's her story but my gosh does this girl have problems she starts off with?
Being the parent daughter and absent immature mother-daughter relationship not knowing her dad like what just fine
none of that's not her fault so we can give her slack for being problematic
I would have loved for them to approach the body
Dysmorphia thing in more seriousness or and more death because that's a huge issue
But you know, whatever. That's not the point in the show
It's like a dark comedy. Ha ha ha that's not a funny topic
But you know, it's real it's true. Every single chance a petty has to make a choice or option
She chooses the worst possible
Option she starts eating to lose weight which needs her to punch a guy in the face when she loses her weight
She falls in love with her lawyer finds a homeless man that she assaulted and plots to set him up for statutory rape
Then tries to murder him tells him that he should die then he does
I mean, that's not her fault
You know still she tampered with the witness on
Her own case on film and that's only in the first one to two episodes of the series
This doesn't even count her two murders
Literal possession of herself from consuming her twin or whatever demon
running away outing someone that was close to her and
I'm just gonna stop there because this is getting ridiculous
My point is that we can't root for her and you know from the set up of the show that she is going to win
All the pageants that she needs to win wah
Wah wah to be the best pageant person ever and beep the characters that we are meant to hate blah blah blah
But honestly every single time the patty was in a pageant I couldn't help but hope that somebody else would win now
I don't hate the show. It's definitely not boring to say the least. I just gotta say man
Is it really hard to find one redeeming quality and like any of these characters?
the best ones being the ones who have nothing to do with anything I mean
Magnolia was an interesting character
At least she wasn't like possessed literally and I don't know Donald Choi
Like I said before him and not noni Nani, whatever they were like my favorite
characters in the whole show
But you know, that's what it is. All right guys. Thank you so much for watching this video
I hope you like beyond emotion and subscribe for more videos every Wednesday at noon EST
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New to Self Publishing? Writing Tips for New Writers - Duration: 5:46.
A lot has changed since I started writing.
If you're a new writer, you can't really look at bestselling indie authors right now
and be assured that what worked for them will work for you now.
In this video, I'm going to talk about how to start a writing career today, what I'd
do differently, and what I would avoid.
What's up, guys?
My name is Michael La Ronn with Author Level Up, helping you write better and faster.
If you're new here, consider subscribing, and click the little bell to get helpful writing
videos every week.
I remember when I was just starting out on my writing journey.
I was determined, but scared.
There was so much to learn.
This was during the end of the Kindle Gold Rush, so it was still the wild west as far
as self-publishing goes.
I started with nothing.
My first month of publishing, I made $5.79, and that doesn't really count because I
sold two books, and my mom bought one copy, and my friend bought the other.
I went for months with zero sales.
And I'm still not a bestseller yet, so maybe my advice will be more helpful for you guys
since I'm closer to some of you newbies.
When it comes to the topic of starting out, so many people are looking for answers to
the KDP Select question.
I answer that elsewhere, but honestly, I think it's irrelevant.
Whether you do KDP Select or not, if you don't get the basics of writing craft and marketing
down, it won't really matter if you're exclusive or wide.
If I were starting out today, the first thing I would do is make a list of all the things
you need to learn: book formatting, story craft, marketing, Photoshop, websites, etc.
I'd break all of those into sub-categories, and I would go learn them, one-by-one.
I'd invest money where it made sense, including courses.
The sooner you can get yourself acquainted with the best practices, the better off you'll
be.
Most people don't take their learning seriously.
They just wander about, not really learning how to format a book or write an opening to
a chapter or create an engaging website.
My problem was that I tried to learn everything at once, which backfired on me.
If I had to do it again, I would be more systematic about it.
For tips on what to learn, check the video description for a video I did a while back
on creating a learning plan for yourself.
Another thing I'd do differently is that I would have jumped into video sooner.
Video is still the number one way to stand out in today's environment, and if I had
done it sooner and had been more serious about growing my channel when I started, it would
have accelerated my growth.
Video is an easy way for people to get to know you, or feel like they know you.
99% of people are so terrified of it that you'll be in the elite 1% if you do it.
Video has a learning curve, to be sure, but I've always considered that curve to be
a barrier to entry for people who aren't serious about it.
Video will teach you about copywriting, marketing and promotion, audience engagement, and production
quality ten times faster than blogging or podcasting.
Video is all about keeping people's attention.
If you can do it with video, you can do it with anything.
When I started off, I had a crappy blog.
I didn't even know what copywriting was.
I wrote about trite things that no one cared about.
I tried a solo podcast back in 2014, and it bombed.
If I had just spent some money on a DSLR and learned how to shoot high-quality video and
showcase my personality that way, it would have worked better for me.
When you do video like me, it makes you appear like an instant expert, even if you're not.
It's still unusual right now for writers to do video.
I would take advantage of that.
A video once or twice a month telling your readers what you're working on, what you're
reading, and some fun items to keep people engaged, like trivia or bad jokes or something.
Let people get to know you, and link to those videos in the back of your books and in your
email newsletters.
Another thing I would have done differently is that I would have studied the works of
mega-bestsellers religiously.
John Grisham, Stephen King, Nora Roberts,—those writers.
I'm learning advanced craft techniques from them right now that are making me look at
my early work and cringe.
But I'm learning craft faster than I ever did when I was reading blogs and listening
to podcasts.
And the final thing I would have done differently is that I would have tried to think longer
term about the craft skills I would need.
For example, I could have learned to write character injuries more convincingly into
my stories by learning the basics of injuries, and what happens when someone gets shot, for
instance.
I could have learned more about science and space physics.
I could have learned more about my country's legal system so I could write it accurately.
As I look at my career now, the areas where I'm weakest are the areas where I could
have done more research into basic facts of life.
But I didn't know what I know.
If I could go back, I would learn about: injuries, guns, how to research historical times correctly,
police procedure, legal systems, and military operations.
It's amazing how those things come up in your novels all the time.
Better to learn how to do it right.
In case you're curious, there are some things I'd do the same if I had to start all over
again.
I invested a lot of time in mastering Scrivener and Ulysses.
That paid off for me.
Learning how to format my books on an advanced level paid off for me.
Writing poetry and short stories helped me.
Writing across genre helped me.
I'd do those all over again.
Anyway, that's the advice I'd give you if I were just starting my writing career
today.
If you're a new writer, enjoy it.
Despite all the mistakes I made, I still look back on my early years fondly.
If you're new to writing, I put together a playlist of videos that will help you get
your bearings and get started with confidence.
I've got videos on writing craft, the best podcasts and blogs, and of course, writing
books to help you start your career off on a solid foundation.
You can check it out right here.
That's it for this video.
If this is your first time watching, I'd love to have you subscribe.
Every week I publish videos just like this one with writing advice to help you write
better and grow your influence with readers.
I'll see you in the next video.
Thanks for watching.
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Borderlands 2 - #08: Too Dumb for Puzzles - Duration: 34:57.
Rirse: hi everyone
Rirse: Bazinga, worst word in human history
Bellophon: New session, new face.
drak0nid: fashion is endgame
HistorysGr8estMonster: I like Reach for the Skies.
HistorysGr8estMonster: *skis, of course.
Bellophon: Dahl brand tattoo.
HistorysGr8estMonster: That's brand dedication!
drak0nid: lmao
Rirse: Torque would be proud
drak0nid: now all you need is some checkerboard vans for maximum hot topic garbage child style
Bellophon: "Loot problems"?
Blastoise_M: hello borderbuddies
drak0nid: fastballs are funny
LV5_Papermancer: watSup everyone.
Bellophon: CheatEngine? For shame...
Rirse: nothing wrong with it
Rirse: plus it makes Randy Pitchford cry
drak0nid: its the only way to play
LV5_Papermancer: No shame in cheating to get some awesome weapons.
Blastoise_M: with all those oranges you'll have the pretty pink skin in no time
drak0nid: playing with yall with cheats on vs trying to play without was like night n day
Rirse: considering how I always did the cheat in the Borderlands 1 dlc to enter the vault without the timer...
Blastoise_M: "fabled tortoise" it me
DannyTurtle: Please don't hurt my turtle friends.
LV5_Papermancer: Areas set inside places tend to have the sound set up really high, for some reason.
Lrrose20: So how cringy do you think BL3's inevitable Fury Road quest is going to be?
Edmond_SA: hey clowns
DannyTurtle: Are you going to spawn the rat.
Blastoise_M: there's a puzzle in that room with the chest
Blastoise_M: there's lights on the wall that change as you press the buttons
Lrrose20: I remember this puzzle from every other game in existance
SpookShowJoe: This puzzle sucks
manylots: that kind of puzzle is usually not too hard but somehting about the presentation of that one always fries my brain
lamphiear: next time its tv, tv, switch, lever when u first enter room
Lrrose20: Is there a Gortys Funco pop
manylots: you said Craig and my first thought was "like Craigslist?" instead of "oh Craig" like a normal person
LV5_Papermancer: So how many stacks is Panzer able to store?
eternalotl: Jeff Gerstman is the best character tho
DannyTurtle: GUNS!
LV5_Papermancer: Oh yeah, first season of Walking Dead is super good but it makes me dead on the inside.
Wiseblood_79: It was nice to get funny Telltale again. I miss the Sam & Max games.
Lrrose20: Telltale's Guardians of the Galaxy tried to be funny, but all of the jokes were just repeats from the movies. I think all the funny writers left
LV5_Papermancer: I think the max is 450 stacks.
Blastoise_M: according to wiki, with that class mod it goes up to 600
TracyPowell: It goes so high up smgs shoot behind you
LV5_Papermancer: Just having around 200 stacks is already chaotic. 450 is where I have the most fun because it's just getting right up to the enemies and shotgunning them.
LV5_Papermancer: And making mad dashes between enemies and cover.
Wolfcau: I see the physX is working.
Blastoise_M: stacks on stacks on stacks
LV5_Papermancer: More stacks for the stack god!
LV5_Papermancer: I always found that the hyperion black hole grenades the toughest to use effectively.
LV5_Papermancer: Singularity grenades, I mean.
Blastoise_M: man I've been playing a lot of destiny lately and I keep reflexively wondering "why aren't they double jumping"
LV5_Papermancer: Jesus, Panzer just vaporized that guy.
MrTrampoline: Is there a mod/cheat you're using to make so much rare stuff spawn? I haven't played BL2 in years but I don't remember it being this generous at low levels
amwhere: The glory of single/coop games - it ain't cheating, it's increasing your fun!
Blastoise_M: the lyrics to the song the robot plays in the bar are... something
LV5_Papermancer: Talking gun is better than boring shield.
Blastoise_M: the shield is an absorb shield that yells when it absorbs ammo
Lrrose20: I like being a gun too
UriclubTk: Man I haven't seen any Borderlands gameplay in a long time. Brings back memories. Sup
LV5_Papermancer: watSup
MrTrampoline: also weirdly enough I had a friend who messaged me today and was like "I've never played BL2 before, is it fun? is it worth playing?" and I wasn't sure how to answer him lmao
Morathian: watThe
Rirse: how powerful was your Wilheim in Pre-Sequel?
UriclubTk: I feel like you either play through all of borderlands, through one third of it or you never get past tutorial area
Lrrose20: Playing as Athena was fun. Her shield is very useful against bosses
lamphiear: Wilhelm is a beast in the tps
UriclubTk: The shield mechanic was pretty fun on itself tbh
Blastoise_M: hey it's mordecai and his good friend for life bloodwing
Rirse: nothing bad will ever happen to bloodwing
LV5_Papermancer: I played as Misha my first time through TPS.
Lrrose20: I like Moist Craig's hat
UriclubTk: The one thing I don't like about Nisha is that she is pretty bad with a bit of latency
UriclubTk: What with the bullets being host side
Lrrose20: What have I done
Edmond_SA: This is your fault.
LV5_Papermancer: Then I played as... Hammerlock's sister and had a lot of fun.
Edmond_SA: This is on you.
Lrrose20: Oh boy, time to see one of the best voice actresses in the business in a cringy role
Rirse: she pretty good in Life is Strange
UriclubTk: Hammerlock's Sister was ice lady right? Memory is fuzzy
LV5_Papermancer: Ashley is super good as Aloy.
Blastoise_M: video idea: a bunch of scenes of life is strange with tiny tina's dialogue edited in
lamphiear: Mordacai was my favorite character in BL1, his trespass skill destroys
Rirse: that was her intro
Lrrose20: Her psycho mask did a weird physics thing
Blastoise_M: actually I really wanna see chloe say "daaaayum you lookin fine ladies!"
UriclubTk: I remember when I liked Tiny Tina a lot more.
UriclubTk: Sure was a lot younger
llabruf: i'm here to shitpost
llabruf: hi
UriclubTk: Ain't we all.
manylots: brick an tina
LV5_Papermancer: Who cares about the story, give us Brick and Tina.
UriclubTk: I remember Psycho being pretty broken at high levels, yeah?
Edmond_SA: CLAP TRAP'D
Edmond_SA: Oh. deathtrap. :V
Rirse: All You Had to Do Was Follow the Damn Train, Moist Craptrap
Blastoise_M: I checked and nobody has dubbed over chloe with tiny tina in a video yet
LV5_Papermancer: This certainly doesn't sound like a trap.
Rirse: remember how the first Borderlands had Gamespy for multiplayer
Lrrose20: Gaige > Torgue
UriclubTk: Why not trust a guy you murdered, yeah.
LV5_Papermancer: Jesus, that grenade just keeps on exploading.
UriclubTk: Oh god Gamespy.
Lrrose20: I keep forgetting the Mordecai was in Tales from the Borderlands for five minutes
llabruf: rip gamespy
Lrrose20: Brick had the same amount of screentime and I remember his appearance, but Mordy is so bland
UriclubTk: Wait Rose remind me when the fuck was that
UriclubTk: I swear I legit dont remember him at all after playing through it
Lrrose20: Brick and Mordecai are the "boss fight" of episode 3
UriclubTk: Oh right
Lrrose20: They attack Fiona and Athena and win, which is how Athena got captured in Presequel's framing device
llabruf: i feel like replaying tales. or maybe just watching all the openings again
UriclubTk: OH YEAH. Man that was a weird appearance
UriclubTk: I'm so glad they're apparently getting a new engine for the next borderlands though.
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on the lines of news agencies.
One man killed a minimum three injured
in the explosion in the center of Donetsk.
Interfax reports with
a reference to a source in the law enforcement agencies of DPR.
Reportedly
among the victims may be the head
of DPR's Alexandr Zakharchenko,.
News agency report that at the moment
on the site of the explosion near the cafe Separ work
operatives and rescue teams
Part of Pushkin Avenue
and Komsomolsky closed for pedestrians and traffic.
We will closely monitor
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2018 Panthera Dental's Master Cup Winner - Julien Bory - Duration: 4:18.
''Julien you know why I am calling you...''
I said yes, and you said ''I'm sorry...''
Instantly I thought that one of the participant...
had been crazier than me.
I thought that an other participant had done a better job than me, and congratulations to him.
But two seconds later you said ''I'm sorry because you will have to take some holidays...
and visit Panthera to Quebec City because you have won the Master Cup.''
The Panthera Master Cup gave me the opportunity to surpass myself...
as a dental professional, as a dental technician and as a denturist.
To do this case, I did a lot of research.
I even traveled to England to be trained by Lee Mullins...
to learn his composite technic.
It's a competition against ten other participants...
but it's mostly a competition to discover our selves and our personal limits.
How can I say it...
In this kind of competition, I think that the top three-to-five participants deserve first place.
It's just little details that make the difference.
Congratulations to all the other participants, they all deserve it.
I saw their cases and they are all exceptional.
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Enduro Germany Tour 2018: Reutlingen Race - full movie (prod. by D7A) - Duration: 4:12.
How is your relationship on the racetrack?
Are you rivals?
We don't have a relationship on the racetrack haha
Hey guys, I am Marco #7 from Enduro Seven
We just arrived in Reutlingen
Stefan #77: Our Goal is to finish within the Top 20
There are around 50 riders in our class
We start tomorrow at 8 o'clock
so we have to get up at 6 o'clock...
Marco #7: We just looked at the racetrack
it's gonna be an exhausting ride, we really have to pay attention to our stamina
Stefan #77: You will hear from us again after the race tomorrow
what problems there were and how we can improve. We look forward to that ;)
Stefan #77: In the big curve somebody drove right into you, yeah?
Marco #7: What should i do when he drives directly into my bike?
Somebody slid right into me
Stefan #77: After a while i had to make a bit slower because of armpump
Marco #7: We just finished the race
actually it went very well
except at the beginning when somebody drove right into my bike
so i had to fight for a lot of places
but in the end i could fight myself back to Stefan #77
everything else we will see in the end result
Stefan #77: I had a great start
unfortunately i hit the barrier a little bit.
I hope it will not be punished.
In general the race went very well
after half an hour, 3/4 hour i got some armpump
so I had to ride a little bit slower
after 10 minutes everything was fine again
and I could ride full power until the end
I am pretty sure we are in the top 10. But we will see - may the better one win ;)
haha super team - the best team
Marco #7: 5th place
Stefan#77: 3rd place
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