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[P] 1430. Falling quickly - Duration: 0:11.
- But still, the days have gotten shorter.
The summer solstice is around June 20th, and winter solstice is around December 20th... ...so it is natural for the days to get shorter as well.
- That's knowing a lot for you, Shizuha... - I'll send you flying, you hear?
How did it go? "The autumn sun sets as fast as a bucket falling down the well"? -Ssz-
-Yu!-
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[P] 1428. Owner - Duration: 0:13.
- Ah, Cirno-san! So there you are!
Our apologies, autumn deity, for one of ours(?) causing you trouble. - The Moriya shrine maiden? Oh, not at all, not at all.
- Good grief! Please don't wander off!
- You sure were quiet about that, Shizuha. That what they call "god-tricking"?
- Somehow, I don't deal well with her.
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[P] 1415. Dispatch! - Duration: 0:10.
''However, from upstream, a kappa came bobbling along downstream.''
- This is... an incident! ''Medicine's woman intuition is perfectly clear.''
''Medicine and Hakurei Miko-like being... ...Dispatch!!''
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[P] 1416. Konparo Konparo - Duration: 0:09.
[Scrub Scrub]
'Girl is doing laundry...'' [Scrub Scrub]
- Don't you dare pollute the river! You naughty girl!
''Girl is konparoing...'' - Nuhooo?!
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[P] 1424. Disgraceful - Duration: 0:08.
-Mon!!!-
- My, onee-sama, how disgraceful.
-Mon!!!- My, onee-sama, you're being disgraceful standing on the chair like that.
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[P] 1425. Supply - Duration: 0:11.
''What I seek... is the mysterious symbol passed down from ancient times.''
[Thud]
''Greetings. How have you been? Come back to Scarlet Devil Mansion once in a while. Take good care of your body, and be careful of unboiled water. - Koa''
-Mon!!!-
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[P] 1423. Red thunder - Duration: 0:11.
''The cookies are perfectly baked!''
- Something smells nice.
- Remilia-sama!
- My, what elegantly shaped cookies. Mind if I take one?
- Mistress Remilia is at the core of their popularity!
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[P] 1422. Cookie cutter - Duration: 0:09.
''The beings are cutting cookies easy...''
- By the way, when you guys use cookie cutters, these are the shapes they're suppose to be!
Just how?!
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[P] 1421. Cookie making - Duration: 0:12.
- Ah, miladies. The look-alikes.
I'm currently making cookies, so I don't have any free time. Sorry.
While it is okay to import cookies from a parallel world with the cookie portal written in Patchouli-sama's magic books...
That has its own type of cost.
[Thrill Thrill]
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[P] 1427. The stork type - Duration: 0:13.
''Girl(?) is reaching the goal...''
- Nice one, Shizuha!
- It looks a lot like you. A relative of yours?
- As if!! How rude!
- ...By the way, just how are fairies born? From the crotch of a tree or something?
- We're brought by a stork. That's what Dainoji said!
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[P] 1414. Once upon a time - Duration: 0:11.
''Once upon a time, in a certain place, There was Medicine, and a Reimu-like being.''
''Both Medicine and the Reimu-like being headed to the river to do the laundry.''
''When they went, from upstream... a peach...''
''...did not flow downstream. And they lived happily ever after.''
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[P] 1418. Girls are boozing it up - Duration: 0:11.
''Girls Are Boozing It Up...'' - Now, c'mon... - I can't take any more!
- Now, c'mon... - I can't take any more!
- Oh? You gonna have a drink too? - No morrre!
[Snatch]
- Oh!? Nice drinkin' style...
Hunh!? You wanna go!!?
''Don't drink if you're underage.''
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[P] 1426. The advent of the imposter - Duration: 0:06.
''Cirno!!!''
- What is that...?
We're not the same.
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[P] 1429. Since the crows are cawing - Duration: 0:10.
[Caaaaaaaw Caaaaaaaw]
- The crows are cawing, so I guess we'll go home.
-Mho- -Mho- -Mho- -Mho- -Mho-
'The heck was that? Friend of yours?
-Monnn-
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[P] 1417. I'll help you out - Duration: 0:11.
''Winners in life!''
- Nitori flowed down from farther upstream than this, okay? I had nothing to do with this.
- So I wasn't able to help... - That's...
- Quite careless, huh... Sheesh.
- I wonder if it's some sort of mistake-making-like interest... Against better judgment...
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[P] 1420. Each member of the Scarlet Devil Mansion - Duration: 0:09.
- What?
- It feels like I haven't seen the Patchouli-sama-like one recently.
- I'm right here, though. - No, the one that's Patchouli-sama-like.
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[P] 1419. Onigashima - Duration: 0:10.
[Gasp!]
- Oh? It's you, Nitori.
''Girl is holding a drink fest...''
Perfect timing. Go on, drink up.
You saying my booze isn't good enough for you? - Yeeeeeeeek!!!
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2019 Audi A8: Overview - Duration: 4:12.
Intelligence is the driving force of luxury.
Boasting sophisticated technologies and driver assistance systems, the Audi A8 is leading the way for all there is to come.
Engineered to offer peerless levels of comfort, precise detail, and innovative design,
the elegant and prestigious stance of the A8 sets itself apart in its class.
The illumination innovations have been designed around dynamic lighting.
The OLED taillights are precise and thin. 200 times thinner than a human hair.
This allows for more flexibility within the integration of the body of the A8.
Light is moving and changing character on both the front and rear lights.
They bring individual character and a unique identity to the Audi A8.
Inside the A8 it becomes clear, this is the pinnacle of luxury.
Every stitch is perfected, every surface scrutinized from the wrap around black panel to the motion of the air vents.
The rear has a wireless control system to operate most of the cars functions while foot massagers allow you to relax during a commute.
Matrix LED interior lights allow for an increased level of interior cabin lighting control.
Building off the intuitive use of smart phones, while utilizing two touch screens with haptic and acoustic feedback;
the Audi MMI redefines interactivity in a luxury car.
Touch response in the MMI is a modern, intuitive interface that maximizes control of navigation, settings, and infotainment
while minimizing buttons, switches and clutter.
The virtual 3D view lets the driver use the touch screen to rotate and zoom the image of the car and the actual vehicle surroundings.
The next generation of Audi connect introduces connected navigation, 3D city models with predictive routing
and a more refined natural language selection system.
The new dynamic all wheel steering system connects the driver to the road like never before.
Steering wheel feedback automatically balances for comfort while cruising
and provides more responsive control while driving dynamically.
Rear wheel steering turns the rear wheels up to five degrees, giving the long wheel base A8 a turing radius similar to a much smaller A4.
The A8 introduces a revolutionary active suspension system that has to be felt to be believed.
Predictive sensing anticipates hazards ahead, allowing actuators at each wheel to adjust the suspension in real time,
providing a smoother ride that changes the expectations of driving comfort.
The A8 has a higher level of energy requirements to power these systems as well.
The 48 volt mild hybrid system accomplishes this and more such as a smoother start/stop system then previously possible.
The Audi A8 brings a host of driver assistance systems that are a first for the brand.
Adaptive Cruise Assist eases the stress of the road at all normal highway speeds with active lane sensing stop and go, and steering guidance.
The Audi pre sense 360 safety system detects collision hazards all around the car and initiates specific preventive measures.
Using the active suspension system with pre-sense 360, if an imminent collision from the side is detected,
the suspension will raise the side of the car several inches to allow the stronger areas of the frame to absorb the impact,
significantly reducing the severity of potential impact.
Intersection Assist brings the functionality of rear cross traffic to the front of the car, providing warnings and braking if a hazard from the side is detected.
Dynamic, intelligent, with cutting edge technology that redefines luxury's credentials, the Audi A8.
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🏢WAS ON THE ISLAND. Severodvinsk Island Of Yagry. Sea Pines Dunes. October at Sea - Duration: 17:54.
Hello, friends
Today you visit the picturesque
White Sea Coast, on the island of Yagry.
See our northern sandy dunes and beautiful pine
boron.
Yagry is an island in the area Summer Coast of the White Sea
at the mouth of the river Northern Dvina.
During the preparatory construction works
Severodvinsk were held geological studies
suggesting that the island of Yagry was formed
1.5—2 thousand years ago due to sediment, that is
has a layd origin.
It is here on August 24 1553 year moored
the only survivor expedition ship hugh
Willoughby "Edward Bonaventura", commanded by English
Captain Richard Chansler, and the second captain was
Clement Adams.
The British called the island "Pink".
In memoirs published in the book English Travelers
in Moscow State in the XVI century ", it says:
Pink Island in the bay St. Nicholas is full of scarlet
and red rose hips, violets and wild rosemary.
This island has 7 or 8 miles in circumference; On him
good pastures and he got the name "Pink".
In the 1938-1953s on the island Yagrinsky existed
corrective labor camp (Yagrinlag) NKVD.
In the Dahl Dictionary, the word "yagra" feminine and mean
"The shallow sandy bottom of the river, lakes, seas ".
In the dictionary of the regional Arkhangelsk adverbs A.
AND.
Podvysotskogo, published in 1885:
Yagry, Yagry - outstanding in the sea and poured during
tide part of the coast.
Near the coast you can catch flounder, navaga,
smelt, whitefish.
The largest river on the island Yagry - Kambalitsa, the most
big lake - Chayachye.
Jagrach has pine boron which is one
from favorite places of leisure residents of the entire city.
Nearby uninhabited islands of deep sea,
Krivets, Tails, Trinity, Small Chayachy.
Many people associate Arkhangelsk with the White Sea at the very
the sea is 40 km away cities - at Severodvinsk.
Within the precincts of Severodvinsk, on the island of Yagry, is
the only sandy in the area beach with beautiful pine
boron and dunes.
It's impossible to get to Yagry without driving through Severodvinsk.
Yagry Island connects with the main part of Severodvinsk
two bridges - automobile and rail.
The island is a residential Severodvinsk region and ship repair
enterprise asterisk.
Also located on Jagrah stadium with ice arena
sports complex with a swimming pool ski lodge, yacht club "North",
base for practicing kite and windsurfing
And in the summer, if you have weather, the beaches of the island of Yagry
used for beach recreation Severodvintsev.
Severe and cold north land.
But precisely this she hardens character living here
people.
From time immemorial lived here strong and free people.
Men were scavengers and support, and women are always
supported their men.
A bright example is my Olyushka.
She was born and raised in this cold, snowy
to the edge.
And has a northern character and a good housewife in the house.
It is believed that Slavic colonization of the North began
in the IX-XI centuries.
The reason for this was: the north the edge was rich in
furs, sea animals, fish and poultry.
Archaeological finds and place names fix
traces of residence and the Slavs, and Finno-Ugric.
In the anthropological type Pomorie dominated by Slavic,
but there are Finno-Ugric traits
Somewhat later your contribution to the formation of the Pomeranian
community brought immigrants from Vladimir-Rostov-Suzdal
lands, and even later the Vikings, mostly Norwegians.
Pomors formed on a slavic basis but
include others ethnocultural elements.
Pomors have made significant contribution to the expansion of the territory
and the borders of the Russian Empire.
Foreigners visiting Pomorie, gave such a characteristic
local: restrained, hospitable, trusting, hardworking,
laconic.
Stay away from the main range of residence of Russian
formed at the coast distinctive features.
They were manifested in everyday life, and in arts and crafts
creativity, and in dialect.
With the island of Yagry connected the legend of the green ray.
Who will see him vertically going out during sunset
the sun from the sea he will forever happy.
History and reality intertwined in the chronology of the pink island.
The Great Patriotic War the war has left its here
footprints not only in the form of trenches and grave, yagrinsky beach
still decorate the barbets 34th anti-aircraft guns
batteries.
At that time the coastline on Jagrah held on 100
m further than now, and the dunes towered over the sea much
more.
Water takes Yagrinsky land at a speed of about
two meters a year.
The island gradually settles: from the beginning of the twentieth century to the west
and northwest of Jagr is formed peninsula (now island)
Yagorsky Horn, in the last time starts after him
appear significant shallow.
In today's reality - pine forest and adjacent
to him the famous beach - favorite vacation spot
not only citizens, but also numerous guests.
Here are tamed squirrels dwellers
rare birds and unique plants.
Through the pine forest passes a lot of asphalt
tracks on which Severodvintsy love to walk very much.
So you met with a pink island on White
Sea, island Yagry.
But no matter how it was well, in the village anyway
Better than in the city!
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The Origins of Gender Identity - Duration: 4:25.
In May 2017 the Canadian Human Rights Commission amended the Human Rights Act to incorporate
'gender identity and gender expression' under the list of terms which are protected from
discrimination.
What are the origins of gender identity and where did the concept of gender begin to stray
from early dictionary definitions?
In the 1950's a psychologist and sexologist, Dr. John William Money, began applying the
word gender when describing someone's sexual identity.
His concept and use of the word was not widely adopted until much later but Dr. Money is
seen as a pioneer on the psychology of gender fluidity, identity and expression.
He believed that an individual's gender was a social construct that was determined by
their upbringing and subsequent exposure to what society deems to be masculine or feminine.
His argument was that "Nurture overrides nature."
In the summer of 1965, in the city of Winnipeg, a mother gave birth to two twin boys.
These two children would become the perfect test environment for Dr. Money to prove his
gender theory of nurture over nature.
The twin boys, named Brian and Bruce Reimer, had difficulty urinating when they were only
a few months old.
Doctor's recommended circumcision, however the method of circumcision was not told to
the boy's parents who later found out, that an electrical cauterizing machine had malfunctioned
and burnt off Bruce's genitalia.
Months later, the parents of the twin boys were watching television when they came across
the charismatic Doctor John Money describing his work with transgenderism.
After contacting Dr. Money and describing their situation, he agreed to help.
Bruce, he decided, was to be raised as Brenda.
The case of the twin boys became an unethical and tragic experiment as Dr. Money's research
ultimately ruined the lives of the Reimer family and caused the premature death of both
twins.
A few months later Brenda underwent surgery to remove the rest of his reproductive organs.
Under the strict understanding that the parents must never inform Brenda of his true identity,
the parents raised him as a girl.
The twins were to meet annually with Dr. Money where he would sit privately with them and
examine how they were developing.
The twins later described how Dr. Money would force them, at a young age, to undress and
perform dominant and submissive positions in front of him, while he allegedly photographed
them.
The BBC produced "Horizon" documentary interviewed Janet Reimer, the mother of the twins.
"I could see that Brenda wasn't happy as a girl.
She was very rebellious.
She was very masculine, and I could not persuade her to do anything feminine.
Brenda had almost no friends growing up.
Everybody ridiculed her, called her cavewoman.
She was a very lonely, lonely girl."
Dr. Money, for years, continued to write about his successful experiment on the Reimer twins
despite the fact that Brenda later transitioned back to being identified as a male.
Brenda became known as David and eventually married.
However, the traumatic upbringing of the twins ultimately led to both boys committing suicide.
Psychologists and sexologists today still consider Dr. Money to have been a brilliant
scientist which has resulted in wide acceptance of his gender theory.
No longer determined by chromosomes and reproductive organs, the concepts of gender identity and
gender expression have been adopted into Canadian law and school curriculums across the country.
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Have you heard about Sologomy?
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How To Stay Warm Cycling In Winter - Duration: 5:49.
- Winter cycling can be a pretty cold and wet experience
in almost any corner of the globe,
but that doesn't stop people getting out and enjoying it.
There must be ways that you can make it more pleasurable.
- Yeah, and some of them are pretty easy too,
so here, we're gonna give you our top seven tips
for how to make your winter cycling
warm, comfortable, and therefore, more fun.
- We got to the cafe now.
- Yeah, my hands are freezing.
How about we kick off with the most obvious one first?
You're not gonna feel warm
wearing a summer gear in the middle of winter.
- No, so wrap up warm.
A good system of inner and outer layers
will help you to adapt your temperature
based on the changing weather conditions.
- Yeah, and the best basis on our experience
is actually a really good thermal base layer,
which you can then adapt the clothing on the top of
quite easily.
- Yeah, but thermal tights are also essential
if you live somewhere really cold.
They're all kinds of other accessories
that come in useful so,
headbands, neck warmers, overshoes,
different kinds of gloves, thick, thermal jackets.
- And many companies such as ASOS
have a full range of winter clothing now
that use a specialist textiles
that really do many a difference
because they can be waterproof and windproof,
and you know, fabrics such as this
have a really low volume and can be nice and aero,
but offer incredible insulation.
- Yeah, it's definitely made winter cycling
a lot more enjoyable knowing that,
well, you've got something for every condition, really.
Another top tip is to preheat your drinks and your shoes
because your feet get cold pretty quick,
I would say in the winter
and a drink will warm you from the inside.
- If you get wet, you will get cold.
So if there's any chance of rain, sleet or snow,
make sure you get a good waterproof jacket with you,
but the only problem with waterproof jackets is
that sometimes you get sweaty
and then you get just as wet from the inside of the jacket.
- Yeah, and with that in mind,
it's probably worth thinking about
a water-repellent layer inside,
as these are potentially more breathable.
Obviously, they're not gonna cut it
when the rain really starts to come down,
but well--
- But if it's really pouring down,
you should be in the cafe anyway, really.
- You know what?
It's gonna catch us out if we don't leave now.
- Yeah, I think that cloud is threatening.
Let's go for coffee.
(chill electronic music)
It might seem a little counter-intuitive
to try to not sweat in winter,
but with all those warm layers on,
if you do any hard work,
you will work up a sweat
and then you'll get really cold and miserable
on the next descent.
- Yeah, instead, aim for a good base layer,
like we mentioned before,
and a layering system on top.
That means you can unzip
when your temperature starts to rise.
Not only will this aid airflow,
but it will also prevent you sweating too much,
which will keep you warmer
when your temperature starts to drop,
or as Emma said, you go back down the next hill.
(chill electronic music)
- Because the blood flow to your extremities,
i.e. your hands and feet, is reduced
both when you're exercising and when you get cold,
these parts of your body are at greater risk in the winter.
Now, people have better or worse circulation.
Personally, I have terrible circulation
and I really struggle with cold hands in the winter
so a good quality pair of gloves and overshoes
is absolutely invaluable to me.
- You should also make sure
that you're always prepared for the unexpected.
- Yeah, definitely.
If you prevent the unexpected happening,
then you stand less chance of getting cold
in the first place.
You all right there, Emma?
Do you want, what do you want?
I don't have to do anything?
Come on, let's go.
(chill electronic music)
- Remember to stay hydrated even in the winter.
Just because you're not thirsty,
doesn't mean you don't need to drink.
This might be easier for you with warm drinks
and you can even get thermally insulated bottles
to keep your drinks warm.
There is nothing as good as a sip of hot tea on a bike ride
and it gives you a little temperature boost from the inside.
- Yeah, one of the main reasons to stay hydrated,
even in the winter, is that simply your body
will not function correctly without it.
If you don't drink, your body won't
regulate your temperature as it should be.
- And one of the main functions of the cardiovascular system
is to pump warm blood around your body.
- Kind of like a central heating system, really.
- Yeah.
Or central cooling system if you get it wrong.
(chill electronic music)
- Emma, this is my favorite one.
Remember to eat.
By topping up with little but frequent bites,
you'll be keeping your blood sugar levels stable,
and by doing that, providing your body
with good energy and warmth.
- Yeah, because your body actually burns
a lot of your fuel just staying warm
and if you get hypoglycemic,
you will probably get cold.
- Fancy a biscuit?
- I would love a biscuit.
Can I have both of them?
- No, I want one.
Another way of approaching this
will be to plan a stop mid-ride
where you can refuel on something warm.
- This is usually in a place that's also warm
so it's a great time to warm up your body
and dry out any wet kit.
(chill electronic music)
- I guess you could always ride harder
in winter to stay warm, couldn't you?
- Yeah, definitely.
If it fits in your schedule,
the winter is a great time to focus
on longer, more sustainable effort.
And I say the longer, more sustainable ones
because you really don't wanna go outside,
breathe in all that freezing old air,
and then linger for three minutes between your efforts.
- So what you're saying is,
longer, slightly less intense intervals
with shorter rest periods in between.
'Cause I guess you can always do
the more intense work indoors
on the turbo or the track.
- Yeah, definitely.
So top tips right there.
Hopefully these tips will help you stay a little warmer
when cycling in the winter
and if you have any ideas of your own
you would like to share with us,
leave 'em in the comments below
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then why not check out the GCN shop?
And if the weather's just really, really bad,
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down here?
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Kick Out Cancer Series - Emary's Fight - Duration: 3:00.
(upbeat music)
- When I was a freshman, honestly, right as I started,
I was having kind of some issues
and was coming to school still,
but not all the time and missing
and going to doctor's appointments and stuff like that.
And toward the end of my first semester of my freshman year,
I was missing a lot, my teachers knew.
And I eventually went back to my original doctor
and got diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma.
The day I found out I had a tumor in my chest,
I was put inpatient at Children's
and immediately was kind of thrown
into biopsies and port placements
and that I was going to be doing chemo
and that after three months of chemo,
I was going to be doing radiation.
I did my standard three months of treatment radiation
and was cancer-free and had a great experience
finding out that I was cancer free.
I went to a soccer game.
It was the Park Hill vs. Park Hill South soccer game,
which was so cool.
We won that night, and it was a great game.
And I just remember everyone here being so excited for me.
It was just good to be here and smiling and feeling good.
And it was a great next couple of months,
but within 90 days I was sick again
and almost full recurrence.
And so I went into really extensive treatment
for the next year, did treatment after treatment
and eventually they kind of just stopped working.
I found out I was in the 2 percentile
of people with Hodgkin's lymphoma
that are unresponsive to chemotherapy.
I was lucky enough to get to do a drug called Nivolumab,
which is an autoimmune therapy.
And I got my cancer small enough
that I could have a donor bone marrow transplant.
So, I missed that whole first semester of my senior year,
and I didn't get to come back to school until February.
Park Hill South kind of opened up to me
the whole time I was sick
and just kind of didn't give me a class schedule
but let me come and be a part of whatever I wanted to be,
when I felt good enough to be and didn't make me feel
like I couldn't be here just because I didn't,
wasn't doing the schoolwork that everyone else was.
It really about just letting me
still get the high-school experience.
I really wanted to be a part of being on newspaper,
writing was really important to me
and Ms. Palmer made sure that any newspaper
I wanted to be part of, that I was allowed to be.
They gave me the tools so I could
get my GED and do Missouri Options,
and I have a Park Hill South diploma,
just like everyone else who went here.
But my high-school experience
was different than most people's,
but they did the best to make it an easy and non-stressor
and something I could be a part of,
which I really appreciated.
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Steven Seagle on Writing for Vertigo Comics - Duration: 6:39.
Omar: You also worked at Vertigo.
Steven: Yeah, I worked there a lot.
Omar: You started there, you had Sandman Mystery Theater that was there, American Virgin, and...
Steven: House of Secrets.
Omar: House of Secrets, of course.
Steven: Crusades, those are my monthlies that I did and I did a bunch of specials in
one shots and so on.
Omar: How did you come to work there and what was the, was it still creator owned there
or was it a mix?
Steven: Yeah, when I was there, I was there early, so it was very creator owned.
It got less so as time went by.
And so, I fall into things.
I'm very intentional, everybody who meets me is like, "Oh, he's very systems and intentional".
And that's true except about my life.
My life has been a series of "What?
Okay, whatever."
And I go do that and that's my career for many years strangely, until recently.
I think in the last five years I've been more; this is what I'm going to do, but I was never
that way.
So, I was living out here in California.
I was teaching at Pasadena City College, speech and debate because I love speech team stuff,
a geek from way back when my wife still coaches that on occasion, so, I kept my finger on
it.
I moved out here, I was teaching a speech team at Preston City College, I was friends
with a comic writer, James Robinson, at the time who was like, "Why don't you do comic
books anymore?".
And I'm like, "Because I'm a teacher now".
He's like, "Well, you should go to New York with me and meet some editors, and then, you
could probably get some comics works".
I'm like "I'll go to New York with you and try to get some comics work".
So, we flew to New York, he introduced me to Bill Kaplan who then went to Image, he
was that editor, and Bill Kaplan was like, is this guy any good?
And James like, yes, he's been nominated for Eisner already.
He's like, what are you doing now?
I'm like, I'm a teacher.
He's like, Why aren't you doing comics?
I'm like, I don't know.
He was like, Okay, pitch me some stuff.
So, I pitched him a book that they bought as a monthly, and at the same time, Matt Wagner,
who did Grendel and Mage, still doing Mage at Image right now.
He called me because I'd done a Grendel tale story for him a long time ago before this
and he was like, "Listen, I'm doing Sandman Mystery Theatre for Vertigo, I've done a
year, I'm going to quit, they want me to stay, I told I'd only stay if I got a co-writer,
do you want to co-write with me?".
And I was like, "Weirdly enough, I'm selling a book to DC already, so, I'm probably too
busy".
I said; but also, you and I, like I love him as a person, like; but you and I are a lot
alike; we're really headstrong, I think we just fight, I don't think it would go well.
He's like, "Fly to Portland, let's talk about it".
I'm like; errr.
So, I flew to Portland, went to his house.
He's like; I'm going to cook you dinner, he's a really good cook.
I'm like, "Okay, I'm in for that".
And he's like, "Here, watch my daughter", he had just had Amanda Wagner, his daughter,
she was like months old.
He's like, hand me this little, I'm like I don't know what to do with babies.
Says he got to go to the store, I'm out of stuff and he just left.
I've got this baby, it's like a Lone Wolf and Cub with me and this kid.
I'm like, kind of just wandering around, I'd never even, I don't think I'd held a baby
this young ever.
And then I would get near the refrigerator, she goes, (crying softly).
I'm like, I'll move away from the refrigerator, she's like (crying loudly), back to the
refrigerator.
I'm like, he's gone, when is he coming back?
What does this baby want?
I'm like; refrigerator, think this through Seagle, you can do this.
And I'm like, formula!
There's something that she's - - okay, so I opened the refrigerator, I pulled out the
formula and she's like "glug glug glug" (chuckles).
I'm like; oh, thank God you didn't die while he was gone.
And then he came back and he made dinner and I'm like, why did you leave me with your
baby?
And he's like, "Ah, you're fine, you'll get used to it.
I got used to it."
And then we ate dinner.
And then, he's like, "So, here's we're going to do for the next four issues".
And I'm like, "Okay, but what about all that", and we just started working and I was like;
I've been duped, we didn't have a conversation about how we would work, we just started working.
And then, we worked, it was super easy, it was just super easy to work with him.
And then, I spent the rest of my time with that book trying to convince him not to quit,
because every year he'd be like, "Okay, you, just do it".
I'm like, "No, I don't want to just do it, I want to do with you".
And so, I would always negotiate a way for him to stay on.
I'm like, "What if you just give me like a page of an overview for four issues and
then I'll send you something and you can...
So, and we just negotiate how we could both keep doing it.
And eventually, he quit.
Omar: How long did it take him to quit?
Steven: Five years, it's pretty good.
Omar; So, that's a pretty long run.
Steven: I think he did five years, and then, I did five years.
So, he did the first year without me and I did the last year without him.
Omar: Oh wow!
Steven: And Guy Davis and lot of great artists the whole time, Guy Davis is the nicest person alive.
So, it was easy to work on.
Omar: Nice.
And after that, you worked on American Virgin?
Steven: House of Secrets.
Omar: House of Secrets was after that.
That is you've done a lot of issues of House of Secrets.
I think there's, the Omnibus is...
Steven: We did 25 monthly issues, then we did two prestige 48 painted issues, Teddy
Kristiansen who I worked with a lot was the primary artist on that.
And he's just not a monthly guy, like he wanted to be a monthly guy and I wanted him to be
a monthly guy and we just got more and more behind on our schedule.
So, DC was like; listen, we like this book but maybe you just do specials when they're
done.
And I'm like, "Could we paint those?".
And they're like, yes.
So, that made him come out even later than they would have, so we did that.
And then, Teddy and I stopped doing it because I sold them "It's a Bird", which I didn't think
in a million years they would do a Superman book about how much I don't like Superman.
And they said yes.
So, then we had to do that.
And that took about two years to get through it, it's 128 painted pages and it was a
lot of work.
And by then, we were like; we're kind of done with House of Secrets, so.
Omar: But you finished House of Secrets then?
Steven: We had already finished it, or did we do?
See, I don't know, my mind is a fall.
We might have done It's a Bird, and then, House of Secrets facade or maybe the other
way, I don't know.
Omar: They were like you have to wrap up House of Secrets before you do that.
Steven: Well, there's no wrapping it up because House of Secrets was wildly experimental;
every story arc was told in a completely different way, the scripts were even radically different
story arc to story arc.
So, Teddy, that was one of things that Teddy wanted, he was like, "I want to be surprised
every new time that we're telling a new story".
So, I started then sending him scripts that were written just in radically different ways
and going; make sense of this if you dare!
Because not only like the narrative point of view would be different, the storytelling
modality would be different.
I'd be like; this one is all two-panel pages with five different narrative arcs that interweave.
This one is told backwards.
This one is a time travel story.
You know, so it was a lot.
Maybe I exhausted him, maybe he wasn't slow, maybe he was tired.
Omar: And he was like, "I don't know what to do anymore, it's too much coming at me
from every angle."
Steven: No, he always knew what to do, he did a great job on that.
Omar: You and Teddy have been working together for a long time so you guys have a great relationship.
Steven: He once said to me, he's like, "I like you, let's just make comics until one
of us is dead".
Omar: Wow!
Steven: And I was like that's either really creepy or really romantic.
So, I'm going to go romantic and say yes.
Omar: I love this.
Steven: So, we're still trying to make comics together.
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[P] 1431. Marron rice - Duration: 0:11.
- Seems like Letty still wants to go for a bit more walk. - Are you sure? We're having chestnut rice tonight, you know?
- Chestnut riiiice. Chestnut riiiice.
Can't wait for chestnut rice! - You're so realistic.
- Can't wait for chestnut rice!!! - Quit smearing me with your saliva!
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