Youtube daily Dec 20 2018

you know what

having a slow computer drains the energy, passion, mood, focus, positivity,

productivity, creativity - and, all of that... if you closely observe there is a slight chance that your browser

could be the culprit - so i set to dig in a little deeper, to find out what actually

is happening to slow down my computer which is, actually new, I just recently bought this

laptop and just like you, i jump from one website

to another on the internet, and guess what?

every tab i open and every extension i use is a new process i guess and that, drains

out the processing speed of my tiny little 8gb RAM cute laptop; needless to say

this ends up using up my processing power of the computer - and thus successfully slowing

down the computer.

That's when i set to searching the best tab management chrome extensions - and decided

to make a video out of it to help my friends like you - who also values time !!

Let's make things better NOW!

# 1 - Workona - Workona seems to have a team that wins the race of how many tabs can a

person open in one minute.

That's why they came up, perhaps, after testing too many tabs, with this excellent solution

of workspaces.

Workspaces are smart browser windows with names you choose.

You can close and reopen these workspaces later on, so everything seems organized in

buckets.

To add tabs to a workspace, just browse in the window like you normally would.

Here's how this works in the background - a tab cache gets created and minimized so when

you first open a workspace, the tabs are suspended and only loaded into memory when you click

on them.

Suspended tabs are essentially just pretending to be there and barely increase memory usage

no matter how many you have open.

This chrome extension is totally free, and has become my instant favorite that I cannot

live without.

# 2 - One-tab - Whenever you find yourself with too many tabs open, click the OneTab icon

to convert all of your tabs into a list of clickable links into just one-tab.

So, here's how it works - i have all these tabs open now.

Just observe what happens when I click on the one-tab icon, while simultaneously also

see my chrome processes getting lesser in the task manager.

This is instant harmony for me.

The cherry on the cake comes when I found out that I can simply share this list of all

my open tabs as a plain HTML file.

They also provide thoughtful options such as "Exclude specified tabs from moving to

one-tab", "Exclude pinned tabs", and more.

# 3 Next in our list is, Recently Closed Tabs.

You might as well check your browsing history, but this extension makes it handy with just

two clicks - simply click the extension icon, and select which tab you want to re-open:

one advantage over 'history' is that this extension opens the closed tabs in a new tab

instead of in the same tab.

#4 Quick tabs - if you remember "Google Desktop" something like the command+spacebar on your

Mac to open the spotlight search, so quick tabs does exactly that to the tabs in your

browser.

So whenever I have a ludicrous amount of tabs open, so much so that I can barely see the

tab name, quick tabs saves me like the spiderman.

After installing just go to chrome://extensions/shortcuts to customize your keyboard shortcut combination

and you're ready to be saved by Spiderman!

# 5 The great tab suspender - sometimes we just forget the tabs with boring articles

but keep them opened in the background and instead get carried away with Casey Neistat

or Pewdiepie videos.

Although we moved on from our brain's memory, those boring article tabs sit right there

eating on your computer's memory.

That's a big no-no for our 'great suspender' chrome extension.

What this does is sing a lullaby to those tabs so they could go to sleep in the background,

you know, while the active tabs remain, well, active.

This way, my precious computer memory is saved for us to keep traveling in the seemingly

endless internet black hole.

So those were the chrome extensions related to tab management in your browser.

What other chrome extensions that you use which are awesome and would recommend everyone

else to try?

let us know in the comments section below.

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Pitch Perfect 3 Helped Keep Hailee Steinfeld's 21st Birthday Surprise Secret - Duration: 3:51.

-I love having you on.

I think you've been coming on our show

since we first started like almost 10 years ago.

-Wow. -Yeah, isn't that crazy?

-Yes. -Yeah.

You always come when it's around your birthday, right?

-Yes. -Happy belated birthday.

-Thank you so much.

-It was December 11th, right?

[ Cheers and applause ]

I think it's kind of fun you always come on our show

around your birthday. -That's right.

I had just -- I turned 21, saw you right after.

And it's so funny because you had asked me about my birthday

and what I did -- it's the big 21.

-Yeah. -And, yeah.

My parents surprised me.

My family and friends surprised me

with this really wonderful birthday dinner and I had that,

came here, spoke to you and that was my 21.

And I was a little bummed, but wasn't acting like it.

-Because it wasn't a big 21?

-It wasn't like that big of a deal, but it was fine,

and it was like, the end of the "Pitch Perfect" press tour.

So, I was like, all I really wanted

was just a dinner with my friends and family, right?

But not really. I kind of wanted a big party.

But anyway, it's fine. [ Laughter ]

-Whatever, yeah.

-So I ended up going back home after I talked to you.

And little did I know

they had planned this massive 21 surprise party.

-They did? -They did, and it was amazing.

And I was literally genuinely so shocked.

I don't know how to this day they pulled it off.

-How did they do it? What was the trick?

-Well, because we were at the end of the "Pitch Perfect" tour,

press tour, they basically told me that it was our last event.

It was a taste makers event.

I've no idea what that means.

Yeah. What does that mean? -I didn't ask questions.

-Yeah, you're like, "Okay, I got to go to this taste maker."

-Yeah. Again, it was the end of the whole thing. I was tired.

I was like, "Okay, this is the last thing and I'm done."

And I'm done. -Sure. Taste maker sounds right.

-Exactly. So just go.

So it was at this place where I went through this back door,

and Ruby Rose and Rebel Wilson were there,

and we were like in this, like, kitchen or whatever.

And I was kind of like, "I feel a little overdressed.

This is a little weird, but whatever."

Again, last event. I'm done.

So, I'm like, "Okay. What are we doing?"

We're walking down this hall into this event

and I realize I have no idea

what I'm supposed to be doing here.

So, I literally turn to the girls, and I'm like "What?

What is this? What are we doing?"

-Yeah. What is taste makers?

-Rebel's like, "They're gonna hand us mikes.

All we have to do is say something about the movie

and then we're good," and I'm like, "Fine. Great."

So, all of sudden, I'm walking in the door and they hang back.

And I'm like, "This isn't cool. You guys have to come with me."

-Yeah, come on, Rebel.

-Anyway, I walk into -- I mean, what felt like --

I mean, every person I know just screaming in my face,

and it was just amazing. It was great.

-Ah, that's the best. So you had a great one.

-I did. I did. [ Cheers and applause ]

-That's awesome. -Thank you.

-And 22, how do you top that?

-So, 22. First, the dinner, you know.

That was a more -- 22 is kind of like, a non-age, you know?

It's, like, not 21. It's not 25. It's kind of a --

-I don't remember 22. [ Laughter ]

You're half my age. Oh, my God.

-I'm in now in the middle.

Obviously, "Bumblebee" comes out.

We've been traveling around the world,

and I left for Hong Kong on December 10th,

flew through the 11th, which is my birthday,

and landed on the 12th, so...

-Wow. So you -- -Slept for 16 hours.

-Wow. -Yeah.

-How was Hong Kong? -It was amazing.

-Is it cool? -It was my first time there.

I wish I was there for a lot longer.

But what I did get to experience is amazing.

-I got to say.

I watched the "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" movie.

By the way, one of the coolest movies I've ever seen.

-Thank you so much.

-Visually, I've never seen animation like that.

-Thank you.

-It was almost like a comic book come to life and moving.

-It's really special. It really is, visually --

You're right, like, unlike anything you've ever seen.

Unlike any Spider-Man movie, which is really awesome.

-But I was watching the movie.

I was actually watching for a different guest.

John Mulaney was on. -Oh, great.

-No, sorry. No, I mean, nothing --

[ Laughter ] -Oh, no.

-No, I mean -- no, wait, but the story ends well.

-Whatever.

-No, no. Happy birthday. No, just kidding.

[ Laughter ]

No, but then I go, "who is the voice of Gwen Stacy?

She is fantastic."

-Thank you. -And so I look.

I go, "It's Hailee.

She's coming on my show in a couple weeks to do 'Bumblebee.'"

But you were great in this movie.

-Thank you so much.

-And this just got nominated for a Golden Globe as well.

-Sure did. -So, congrats on that.

-Thank you. [ Cheers and applause ]

That's a big deal. You were fantastic.

-Thank you.

-Spider Gwen. -That's right.

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Willem Dafoe's Aquaman "Shark" Was Actually a Green Cube on Wires - Duration: 6:21.

-Look at you. What a stud. Come on, man.

[ Cheers ]

A big black book.

I mean, do you like doing these photo shoots?

-I do, actually. -You do, really?

-Yeah. A lot of actors complain about it.

But I kind of like it. You go there -- No, it's true.

You go there, they got clothes. You meet the photographer.

And then you invent stuff. And it's fun.

It's like, you know --

-You know what they create, yeah.

I always end up -- -It's dress up, you know.

-Yeah.

They don't have you do anything that wacky, though.

-Sometimes.

-They do? -Yeah.

-That's not bad. If it's tasteful.

-Straightforward. -Yeah, it's classy.

and you're eating an apple, I get it.

-Yeah.

-They have things where they're like, Jimmy, can you put

the apple into your mouth and --

then they say, "No, we'll never use it."

-They have me do that, of course.

-Of course, I'm not asked to be on the cover of anything either.

-Wear a dead fish like a tie.

-Yeah. You've done that?

Okay, yeah, yeah.

Did you get the bottle of whiskey?

-I did, thank you. Compliments of Bob.

-Bob Dylan's whiskey, Heaven's Door.

-I didn't even know. -Yeah, Bob Dylan --

Do you know what I'm talking about?

Bob Dylan has his own whiskey.

-I didn't know that. -Yeah, man, he's the coolest.

We're both big fans of Dylan.

Have you ever met Bob Dylan? -I have. I have.

-Was he cool? -I've met him a couple of times.

But most recently I saw a beautiful concert in Rome,

at the Baths of Caracalla,

which was a beautiful place to see him.

-Oh, my gosh. -He was crooning.

-He's amazing. -He was doing the Sinatra thing

that he's been doing lately. -Isn't that great?

But he also -- and no cellphones, right?

At the one I was at, there's like a rule.

You're not allowed to pull out your cellphones.

If you pull it out, you get removed.

-You can't take cellphones away from Italians.

-Oh, really? You can't? Oh, really? Oh.

I saw him at the Capitol Theatre, here.

And no cellphones, they just said, "Hey, just don't do it."

They didn't put them in bags or anything.

And everyone listened to him. -Cool.

No one had -- And I was, like, I haven't seen a concert like this

since I was in high school. No cellphones?

Now you go to concerts, everyone's got iPads.

I mean, they have, like, camera equipment.

It's like, oh, please.

But he's amazing. -Very cool.

And a gentleman.

It was a great concert.

I went back afterwards and, like you,

I don't want to bother him. -I don't want to bother anybody.

-And because I love him so much and I said,

"Bob, hi, you sounded great."

And he said, "Oh, Willem. I see you on the silver screen."

-Yeah! Is that cool? -I love that so much.

You know, that someone that I've been following all those years,

the idea that -- -He knows you and likes you.

-It's kind of silly, but, yeah.

-It's good. Why not? I love that.

Let's talk about your movies. "At Eternity's Gate."

-Yeah.

-Explain to everyone who you play.

This is Vincent Van Gogh? -I play Vincent Van Gogh.

Everybody loves Vincent Van Gogh.

You've got the South of France, he cuts off his ear,

and then he died. -There you go. I mean, come on.

No spoilers. No spoilers. But that's --

[ Applause ]

-No, it's a beautiful -- Now, seriously, folks.

It's a beautiful movie.

It's one of the dearest movies I've ever done.

It's Julian Schnabel.

-I love Julian Schnabel, too. -He directed it.

A painter directing a film about a painter.

It's really about ways of seeing.

It's not a standard biopic.

It's very moving and will change how you see,

you know, it's a beautiful movie.

-Was it pressure for you to paint

in front of Julian Schnabel? -He taught me.

So I was always connected to him.

I mean, I was him, he was me. I was his creature, you know?

And I loved that.

Because he's been -- he's been thinking about

Vincent Van Gogh all his life.

And he taught me how to paint, and when he teaches you how

to paint you really learn things.

How to make marks, how to paint light.

It's a beautiful thing.

It really changes how you see things.

-You did it in real time? -Well, yeah, you have to.

Because that's just the way the film is shot.

There is not a lot of, you know, cutting away.

It's very subjective camera. It's a very cool movie.

-It really is fantastic. You know, I love Julian.

Congrats on all the great reviews and the nomination.

-Thanks. -I mean, that's fun,

a Golden Globe nomination? Come on.

-It's good.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Well deserved, buddy. -Thank you.

And it brings awareness to the film, it's great.

So far, so good. -Yeah, exactly.

You have that movie, then you also have this big,

giant blockbuster, "Aquaman."

Congrats on this. It is a great movie.

I loved it. I recommend --

[ cheers and applause ]

Look at that, same guy.

I recommend seeing it at an IMAX if you can.

Because it's all -- I mean most of it is CGI, right?

It has to be. You're not underwater.

-Not most of it. -You're not acting underwater.

-To create the underwater thing, I'm always on wires, almost,

which was really cool. it's like --

-How did you ride the shark?

'Cause you ride on a giant shark.

-Yeah, but when I was doing it, it's not a shark.

It's a green cube.

[ Laughter ]

-You're sitting on a box? -I'm sitting basically

on a box on wires and flying around.

-You really are a fantastic actor, you really are.

[ Cheers ]

I thought you were on a shark.

-The trick is, you know,

to personalize it and make it, you know, try to imagine it.

-The green box? -The green box.

-You personalized the green box? -Yeah.

-The shark? -I gave it a name.

-Did you really? -Named it Muriel.

[ Laughter ]

After my mother.

That's not to say she was a shark.

She was actually very sweet. -Oh, yeah?

-Somehow I loved that name, and it made me love my shark.

That's the connection you've got to make when you're an actor.

-Yeah. It's a fun movie.

I recommend everyone go check it out.

I want to show a clip. Here's Willem Dafoe in "Aquaman."

Take a look at this.

-So what's with the big fork?

-It's a trident.

Now defend yourself.

♪♪

[ Clanging ]

-Hyah!

Ah!

♪♪

Hyah!

What the hell is this?

-I'll teach you this move when you've mastered the trident.

♪♪

-That's right, buddy. Willem Dafoe, everybody.

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John Cena Is Happy He's the Villain in Bumblebee - Duration: 3:44.

-It is always a delight to have you here.

The first thing I have to ask you about --

And backstage, it was a little jarring for me, as well.

This is the first time a lot of people

have seen you with hair like this.

-Yeah. Yeah, so, about that, right?

-Yeah.

-For all the machismo and bravado that oozes

out of the WWE and its audience,

they're so shaken by a damn haircut.

-Yeah.

-Guys, I've been rockin' an $8 fade for 20 years,

and I finally decided to grow it out.

-Yeah.

-I'm sorry to make you uncomfortable.

I am. I'm sorry. I apologize.

-Well, I think they're probably uncomfortable --

It's such a corporate haircut.

Like, none of us could have guessed what it would look like.

-I'm in a damn three-piece suit, man.

-Yeah!

-It kind of -- It's the whole Clark Kent.

I mean, this is the thing.

-Your new wrestling name should be "The CFO."

[ Cheers and applause ] Yeah, there you go.

-The finishing maneuver to be "think outside of the box"?

-Yeah, think outside of the box.

And then you just toss them out of the ring.

-Yeah, man. Well, that's 2019 for me.

-There you go. -Right on.

-So, this is a lot of fun.

This is sort of an origin story for the Transformers.

It takes place in 1987. -Yeah.

-Where were you in 1987? -So, I was -- Man, I was 10.

-Okay.

-And '87 was a tough year... -Yeah.

-...growing up in New England. -Yeah.

-Patriots just got their ass kicked in the Super Bowl.

-That's right. Not even close.

-Yeah, I don't know if anyone remembers the 1986 World Series,

but that was a tough time for the Boston Red Sox.

[ Light applause ]

Don't, don't -- Are you a Mets fan?

Did a Mets fan sneak in here? Tore my heart out!

-That was the worst for me ever, the '86 World Series.

-Because you're a Red Sox fan. -Yeah, I'm a Red Sox fan.

-I have since denounced my fandom.

I am a gypsy. I'm a gypsy fan. -You are a gypsy fan.

-Yes, I go with the winning teams.

-See, I hung on until 2004, and that was my sweet release.

And now I just care less, because it let me free.

-Yes. Yes, but '86 was tough. -'86 was tough.

-Yes.

-And you -- The nice thing about this film is Hailee Steinfeld,

who's a fantastic actress.

-She is. -She is the hero of this film.

-Which I love, because if this film, which takes place in 1987,

were to be filmed in 1987, I would be the hero,

and she would be, like, the love interest.

-Yeah.

-But, damn it, we're in a culture nowadays

where she can actually be the hero

and kick some ass, and I can be the bad guy.

-Yeah. [ Cheers and applause ]

And you --

-Yeah. Take that, Mets fan. I see you over there.

-Yeah, take that. -Take that!

-Yeah.

-I'm even wearing the Mets' colors.

This is a shame.

-Yeah, this is -- You did not play this well.

-I am covered in shame syrup.

-You know, you relish playing the bad guy,

which I think are the fun bad guys to watch.

-I don't re-- I mean, I don't relish it.

-No, I think you find the fun in it.

And you come from a world, wrestling,

where there's the hero and the heel,

and people take that very seriously in wrestling.

I think, you know, it's not just you have

the wrestlers you root for, you have wrestlers

you actively root against.

-Yeah. And it's weird with me, because I am supposed to be

the hero, but I'm actually the heel.

-Yeah.

-Yeah, and everybody is like, "Man, why don't you just

turn bad so you can be cool again?"

Wait. Wouldn't that make me good?

-Yeah. -I don't even know!

And it's fun to, like,

go into the WWE warp zone with those folks.

They think I'm supposed to be a bad guy to be a good guy,

but aren't I already being a bad guy?

Just wait.

Just wait until the debut of The CFO.

Give me those TPS reports!

-Wow! That is really -- This has legs.

-I think it does not. -It does.

You just have to wear that into the ring.

That's going to be very uncomfortable.

-Yes it will.

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Most-Searched Celebrities of 2018, Gingerbread People - Monologue - Duration: 3:52.

-Let's get to the news.

Christmas is less than one week away.

And then it's right back to the attic for Michael Bublé.

[ Laughter ]

According to CNN, President Trump

is leading the push for a full and rapid withdrawal

of U.S. troops from Syria.

Apparently he just found out

that Syria does not share a border with Mexico.

[ Laughter ]

CNN has obtained new documents showing that President Trump

signed a letter of intent to move forward with negotiations

to build a Trump Tower in Russia,

despite his attorney Rudy Giuliani

claiming that the document was never signed.

Said Giuliani, "That's not Trump's signature.

The document was clearly signed by someone named

Aye yai yai aye yai yai yai!"

[ Laughter ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

[ Laughter ]

Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell today

introduced a bill to fund the government through February 8th.

Apparently there was a lot of concern

about government employees

being left in a lurch over the holidays.

And what happened then? Well, in Whoville, they say,

McConnell's neck grew three sizes that day.

[ Slide whistle ]

[ Laughter and applause ]

Google has unveiled its list

of the most searched celebrities of 2018,

with Demi Lovato topping the list,

narrowly beating out the second most searched-for celebrity,

someone to host the Oscars.

[ Laughter and applause ]

That's right.

Google has unveiled its list

of the most searched-for celebrities in 2018.

And for the 81st year in a row, it's Amelia Earhart.

[ Light laughter ]

Yeah. Yeah, that's about what I expected.

[ Laughter ]

The New York state attorney general's office

has issued a report claiming that over one quarter

of all seafood in grocery stores is mislabeled.

Don't believe me? Check out this sushi.

[ Laughter ]

Police in Iowa were called on a gym teacher this week

after she showed up to work so drunk

that she had red, watery eyes and smelled of alcohol.

Sounds like alcoholism was the one ball she couldn't dodge.

[ Audience ohs ]

You guys, it's Christmas.

[ Laughter ]

Oh, I'm worried about these next few.

[ Laughter ]

I'm excited and worried.

A restaurant in Japan has started selling a new line of

girls' hair-flavored fried chicken.

[ Audience ohs ]

And now, we wait.

[ Laughter and applause ]

"We see you ordered the chicken. Take a seat."

[ Laughter ]

That's right.

A restaurant in Japan has started a new line of

girls' hair-flavored fried chicken.

That story again.

A restaurant in Japan stopped using hair nets.

[ Laughter ]

Okay.

Can't figure you guys out.

[ Laughter ]

Finally, Scottish Parliament yesterday

officially changed the name of

gingerbread men to gingerbread people.

And if you like that, you'll love person fingers.

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John Cena's Brothers Chased Him with a Chainsaw - Duration: 3:38.

-You have four brothers? -I do.

-And you guys are all pretty close in age?

-Yeah, yeah. So, oldest is 45, and then I'm 41.

And it goes 41, 40, 38, 36.

-Okay, and, now, is that close enough

that you guys were all wailing on each other?

-Oh, yeah. And not one person was definitively winning.

-Oh, gotcha.

-Yes, so, like, any given day, it was a coin flip,

because anything was game.

I've been chased with a chain saw, with kitchen knives,

set on fire.

There was an incident with a hive of bees.

We tend not to talk about that. Mustard was involved.

It was weird.

Yeah, so that's life growing up in West Newbury, Massachusetts.

-You had an actual --

You guys built a wrestling ring in your basement?

-Yeah, so, to, like, corral us

from actually not murdering each other.

We ended up locking ourselves in the basement

and creating our own sports entertainment federation.

-And so you're young obviously, but you're doing the thing

that you ended up doing professionally.

At one point did you think, "Oh, this might be a career"?

Because I think a lot of people wrestle in their basement

and don't think, "This is what I'm going to do."

-I still can't believe they pay me to do this.

Joke's on you guys! This is awesome!

[ Applause ]

Aw, thank you, thank you.

The lesson to be learned out there is love what you do,

because if you love what you do, it's never a day of work.

So thank you, guys. Thank you. Thank you.

-I feel lucky in the exact same way.

You obviously --

This is a -- You know, it's a half robot-based film,

it's a half car-based film.

You are a car guy. -Yeah.

-And your actual --

Your first wrestling name was kind of in the realm --

-Oh, boy. I thought we sunk the ship at CFO.

-This was -- Somebody gave you this name, yes?

And you were called The Prototype?

-I was.

-And was the idea that you were a half-robot?

-The idea was -- I think the slogan was

"50% man, 50% machine, 100% mayhem!"

-The Prototype!

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Don't clap for that.

You definitely have never seen this

if you were putting your hands together.

You'd be like, "Man, you owe me 20 bucks!"

It was awful. It was awful. -What was your first car?

-So, my first car was an '84 Coupe DeVille,

which I got at 14 and a half.

-How were you allowed to get a car at 14 and a half?

-Oh, you know, I kind of coerced my dad

into putting up half the money.

And I worked at a very young age.

I got my first job at 13 as a youth league umpire.

-Oh, wow. I did that, as well. It was really good money.

-Yeah, it was. It was a fun time.

-It was great. -Yeah.

-I was a bit eccentric, but that's another story.

-But didn't you -- My favorite thing about it

was you were doing it at 13,

and it was, like, the kids were like 10 or 11.

And I loved just that authority.

-Me too. Yes.

I thoroughly abused it, and I owe a lot of people an apology.

-Did you have -- As an umpire, did you have like --

Were you happy with your called strike three?

Did you have a good one? -I believe you're familiar

with a movie called "The Naked Gun."

-Yes. You would use those?

-So, when I say I was a bit eccentric...

For a Little League game with about 25 parents there.

Full splits. And moonwalks. -Yeah.

-Poor 11-year-old kid who's trying to go back to the dugout.

I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. -So Coupe DeVille?

-Yeah, but I smoked the transmission before I was 15,

so I got rid of the car before I could even drive.

First car I ever bought with my own money,

I still have to this day. -Really?

-A 1989 Jeep Wrangler. It's got 185,000 miles on it.

It's an inline-four. It is a dog.

But it's beautiful, and I'll never sell it.

It is not for sale. -That's fantastic.

Hey, man, congratulations on everything, as always.

I know you're about to get back in the ring, as well.

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Propriétés de quelques substrats pour bonsaï 🌳AFDB🌳 - Duration: 8:24.

hello, today we will try to study the properties of different

substrates for bonsai

so to do these experiments I in front of me four different substrate

in medium granulometry. If you do not know not what is the particle size I

invite you to watch the video I have made on this topic by clicking on the

little "i". So I have pozzolana, pumice

kanuma and akadama. We will try to study 5

properties for each substrate: the water retention, drying ability,

solidity, mass and ph. So for water retention, we're going

use small tea bags, if you remember that's what I use

to do the fertilizer, you can also watch the video. We will fill the 4

sachets with 4 different substrates

we're going to get a little notebook found that a pink post it. The bags of

tea are identical, they have the same mass and they have the same

capacity of containment, so as I have filled each package to the brim and that

the particle size is identical for the four substrates we have the same

amount of substrates in each package. so we will start by measuring the

mass when the substrate is dry then we go

moisten it we will weigh after. so we sees very clearly that each substrate

has its specificities we really have three categories we have

one that is extremely light is kanuma, then the intermediates one is

practically the same is the pumice and the akadama, and then the heaviest

it's really pozzolana. Then we will weigh them a second time for

see how much water they could absorb

so we will emerge the packages, so he there may be some dust

will have stayed on the substrates, so it's going color a little water

so just a little remark we see that the bag that contains kanuma

fleet right now so it's a little bit of a hassle because suddenly

is not immersed, and then there is a lot dust

so we start with pozzolana. The measurements have been made we will see the

results at the end. I placed the four sachets on absorbent paper

and what I'm going to do is I will wait 30 minutes and re-measure

their mass. So we put that aside and we measure 30 minutes. Now the

strength then for that we resume our substrate we will take a grain of

each and we will try to crush them

so what we notice is that the pozzolana I have not managed to

to break it in fact it remains solid the pumice she cut in two with

a really honest section. For Kanuma

it became powder really there it has completely crumbled. And

for the Akadama it is an intermediary between pumice and kanuma, that is to say

that it broke but with small pieces not in dust.

So now we'll go to ph. So we are going take back our four substrates, we're going

take four glasses and we go fill with a definite amount of water

we will put the substrate in the water to that it mixes and we will have a

solution in quotation marks of each substrate for each glass. Then we go

use a ph meter, it's a ph meter electronic it can measure the

hydrogen potential so know if the solution is rather acidic or rather

basic is a scale between 0 and 14 7

we are neutral below we are acidic above we are basic. For the

substrates it's the same we will do in kind of put the same amount. Ah! The

drying is complete

So already we will measure before, so we have to leave some time the time that the

measure stabilizes.

"Yes, no, but here I am to shoot a video and I can not, I can not ... "

Tchin! Now we will go to measurements

I will leave the ph meter for a minute for each substrate

now that we have completed the measurements with the ph meter, we will come back to our

substrate that has been allowed to dry for reweigh and see the drying capacity

so there they dried during almost an hour, we will weigh them

so here we will try to make a little summary of all the measures we have

done, we will start at the level of masses. So the heaviest is the

pozzolana, then we have akadama, then it's the pumice and

we end up with kanuma, which is the lightest we immersed them in the water and then

we measure their mass after a certain time in the water. The substrates that have

the most won en masse is kanuma and akadama, it is they who have the

most water retention capacity important. And just after we have the pumice

and pozzolana. Then we have them let it dry for about one

hour and I re-measure their mass just after. So hey if they took over

their original mass before they're immersed it means they will have

completely dried so this is the case for pozzolan and

the pumice, they completely dried and resumed their mass

initial on the other hand for kanuma and

the Akadama, they did not have time to dry so that confirms that it's substrates

who have the most water retention. And then we had the ph, so what we

note is that Akadama and Kanuma are slightly acidic by

compared to basic water more for kanuma elsewhere and the

pumice and pozzolana are a little more basic. So I got a little

informed, there are 2 species that like to be in a slightly more acidic environment

they are spruces and azaleas. We see eg in Japan that azaleas

are in kanuma substrates. I will not detail the

proportions to be used in substrates depending on the species of the

geographical area etc I invite you to look at the

video of substrates on Nejiakan Bonsai Fabrice, I wanted to

re-check and understand the properties of each each substrate. That's it I hope

that this video will have allowed some to better understand the properties of

each substrate, so I took 4 substrate but there are others

I took what I was using personally, everyone has their own

mixtures according to these species in according to its geographical area and

its availability to water. So I have a little favorite about

substrates it's the pumice I see several advantages

we saw in the results that he had a good water retention power

it does not crumble, or so, if it breaks but it is stronger than Akadama

another advantage over Akadama is that it is much cheaper

we find it in Europe, we do not have to import japan

Kanuma I use it just for my azalea, I have one. Then

the Akadama I complete it, I make blends actually akadama / pumice

another note, the fact that pozzolan can not break it allows to

structure the substrate so we can ideally use it in a layer of

drainage, because suddenly it will not move. We can also mix with the substrate for

they are more structured. do not hesitate not to comment or ask your questions

I will try to answer it and we will soon found on the channel for a

next topic, see you soon and make bonsai!

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So when we're talking about decision-making maybe we should take a

little bit of time to talk about dabbling now dabbling is what happens

when you're okay to make a decision but it's not really a decision you're not

really committed to it you're being open to it or you're trying it out without

really jumping in now Dublin can create terrible problems for business people so

we're dead Ling comes from is it's all tied back to our own confidence and our

own commitment and what happens is when we make a decision we have a certain

amount of confidence in that decision right

whether it's 70 percent or 80 percent or 100 percent whatever it is now over time

things can happen that either increase our confidence in that decision I'm sure

you've had the experience where you've bought something a new phone or watch a

pair of shoes and you liked it and then you loved it kind of a week or month

later right I've had that at least where you really liked something more so your

confidence increases in the decision but it can also have been the opposite way

and this is very common when you decide to work for yourself because there's so

many factors going after us right when you're working for yourself you have a

few main I don't want to call them negative factors but negative factors

let's call them that why don't we so you have the opinions of others right which

is often doubtful especially when you're starting out friends family just people

you kind of meet they're not trying to be negative to you but they're often

just expressing their own doubts or maybe they wanted to work for themselves

and so they were too scared to and they created this illusion in them that it's

impossible they could never do it and they project that on to you right bosses

co-workers they obviously want to keep you at your job so they're gonna project

some negative stuff as well right so you have that which is going to be subtly

eroding your confidence day in and day out now that alone would be okay if

working for yourself wasn't sometimes really hard right when you're working

for yourself you have good days you have awesome days and you have really bad

days and you have everything in between and

on those bad days when you come up against struggles when things are not

going as well as you'd like that is when you're confident can start to be eroded

and you throw that in with other people's judgments without having a

solid support system of people to like keep you going it can erode that

confidence below that 70% level or less and that's when people kind of start to

dabble they maybe pull back and they say hey I'm just gonna browse the job site

see what could be available you know what if I just took a part-time job and

tried that as well and the important thing here is one is

being aware of this that this is going to happen that this is normal

any entrepreneur who tells you that they don't have days where they doubt

everything where they can't get out of bed hardly where they don't second-guess

themselves is lying to you or been through some crazy brainwashed personal

training we all have those moments and those days of doubt and the difference

between the people who keep going and the people who get stuck dabbling is

dabbling is when you don't have something to pull you through that doubt

when your confidence dipped below the level it needs to be you need something

there to pull you through in my case it's kind of a nerdy thing

I'm going to share here is I am a total Rocky fan love the hell out of that guy

and especially actually love Stallone and to remove his own life story of

struggle and getting started as a not only writing Rocky but also starring in

it and there's a quote from him the long story I won't I won't share here but he

was as poor as you could get and turned down significant amounts of money for

his script because he wanted to star in it and they would not buy it with him

starring in it because he was a no-name actor who was ugly spoke funny all these

things I said and he just refused he turned down

$100,000 when he was broke he could not nothing he couldn't pay his bills he

actually sold his dog because he couldn't afford to feed him and he

needed the money to eat himself that's how broke he was but he refused

to take this money because his dream was to star in the movie and become an actor

and so eventually that's what happened as we all know in the rest is history

and that there's a quote he said about I'm gonna butcher it here but that he

knew if he took a job that he would get soft and he would lose that fire that he

needed to make life hard so that he would be so driven to reach his dreams

and that's a really good example that's something that stuck with me when I was

going through hard time starting out freelancing and would browse a jobsite

from time to time and sort of think about it like oh maybe I could and then

I remember that and I knew for me that if I were to take a job and things were

to get really comfortable that it would kill that fire of I want to work for

myself I want to be designing my own life not you know working under somebody

else so you need something that will keep you on track you need to plan for

the worst right if you assume it's gonna be rosy you assume it's gonna be great

the whole time then when it gets bad you're not gonna be ready and the risk

is to quit or to start working another job on the side or to do all this

different stuff which is all going back to dabbling in in my vocabulary at least

and that's not cool right because we are here to help you have as much freedom as

possible and to be working for yourself and that means not going back to work

some job that you clearly don't want to work anymore so what you want to do is

you want to build in a system for yourself that will keep you on track and

there's different ways to do this there's accountability to yourself and

to others this can be done publicly as well but putting something out there

where you have a group or people holding you accountable to stay on track

having a support system is really good whether that's from yourself or in terms

of like for me my support was kind of myself formed in these beliefs from

Rocky and from whatever right of this is what's going to keep me going but the

support system can be yourself it can be other people you also want to sort of

give yourself a clear timeline and just consciously think through ok I'm gonna

start this it might take two months before I'm rolling on the beach with

gold coins being tossed in the air or it might take a year or two and during that

time there might be some struggles and there might be some hardships and create

a vision for yourself that's strong enough to pull you through those tough

times so that you keep going so that you don't get stuck pulling back and

forgetting about why you're doing this

you

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Gimp 2.10.8: How To Make a Neon Effect - Duration: 14:06.

In this Gimp Workshop video we are going to apply a neon effect.

There is a download link for the images and a PDF text file in the video description.

We will start by making a canvas on which we will work.

Go to file and click on new.

We make the width 3000, hit the tab key and make the height 1500.

Then we click on advanced options.

Here we change the fill with to foreground color which should be black by default.

Hit okay.

Go to view, zoom and fit image in window.

Back to file and now to open as layers.

In the open image dialog box we can search for our first image, the car, and open it.

The technique used in this tutorial works best with an isolated image

on a transparent background.

It is also better when there are not to many distracting reflections in the car.

Go to filters, edge detect and hit neon.

While Gimp is already making a preview, we change the radius to 9.

Now this can take a while, even with a powerful system, to become visible.

Edge detect filters search for borders between different colors

and so can detect contours of objects.

Sometimes it can help to first make the contrast a bit higher

and the colors a bit more saturated in the image that we want to use.

When we have our preview, we can click okay.

Click on layer in the menu bar, go to transparency and hit alpha to selection.

We now have a selection line around the car.

Swap the foreground/background colors by clicking on the bend arrow,

so white is our foreground color.

Then we go to edit and click on stroke selection.

Make sure that stroke line and solid color are checked.

Make the line width 5 pixels, and click stroke.

Click on select and on none, to deselect the selection.

Right click on the top layer and hit merge down to merge the two layers into one.

We will now scale the image up, so we have more pixels to work with.

The lines will then eventually be less pixellated

Go to image and scale image.

Change the width to 6000, hit the tab key, so the height changes proportional.

Then hit scale.

When a confirm image dialog box pops up, we just click scale.

The mentioned size is so high, because the displayed image is decompressed

and because GIMP keeps a copy of the image in memory for redo operations.

This 'size in memory' is also displayed in the image window,

but will not be our final image size.

Press Ctrl+Shift+J to maximize the image in the window.

Now we go to the menu bar and click on colors and threshold.

Here we choose the option luminance.

With the middle arrow head we can make some adjustments to make the lines as neat as possible.

Or we can just click and drag inside the histogram area, like so.

Then we hit okay.

Click on the new layer button at the bottom of the layers panel.

Name it pencil and make sure you have transparency as the fill type.

Then click okay.

Now we make in the toolbox the pencil tool active.

Swap the foreground colors back to their default.

We can leave the default settings in the tool options as they are.

The pencil brush has a hard edge by default.

Zoom in by holding the Ctrl key and rolling the mouse wheel.

We can now clean up our image, like so, and remove the distracting details.

Hold the space bar and then move the mouse to move the image.

Use the bracket keys to make the size of the brush bigger or smaller.

With Ctrl+Z we can undo and with Ctrl+Y we can redo.

We will go fast forward, to the point where we will add colors.

Press Ctrl+Shift+J again.

When we click the eye of the pencil layer of and on,

we can see that it looks much better and less distracting.

Go to layer and hit new from visible.

This makes a new layer with everything that is visible from the other layers in it.

We are now going to add colors.

Click on windows in the menu bar.

Then go to dockable dialogs and click on palettes.

Scroll down and double click on the thumbnail of the web colors.

Click and drag the tab of the palette editor down to the lower panel.

And in the upper panel we click on the layers tab.

Now go to the toolbox and make the select by color tool active.

Click in the black of the image to select all the black.

Go to select in the menu bar and click on invert,

so the white instead of the black is selected.

Then we go to view and uncheck the option show selection.

The selection is still active, but the marching ants are not visible anymore.

When we make an other layer active, the selection works on that particular layer.

Make the pencil tool active again.

When we click in the color palette on different colors,

we can see them changing in the foreground/background button.

Make a new layer,

name it red,

hit the red color tag,

and click okay.

Choose a bright red color in the color palette.

Then we make the brush bigger and we paint all the lines red.

Although the selection lines are not visible, they are still active.

Here too we can zoom in and or out, make the brush bigger or smaller and move the image.

And we can use Ctrl+Z to undo.

Then we make another new layer,

name it green,

click on the green color tag

and hit the okay button.

Choose a bright green color and continue coloring.

In this way we can give all the lines the color of our choise.

We will go fast forward again until we are done coloring.

All done?

Press Ctrl+shift+J to fit the image in the window.

Again to layer and new from visible.

Then we go to view and check the option show selection.

Back to select and now we hit invert, so all the black is selected again.

Go to edit and click clear to delete this black.

The black that is still visible is from a lower layer.

Back to select and click on none to deselect.

After that we go to filters, blur and gaussian blur.

Make the blur radius about 40, or whatever looks good to you.

And click okay.

Time now to add a brick wall to our project.

Make in the layer stack the third layer from below active,

which is our first new from visible layer.

Then we go to file and open as layers.

Here we open the image of the brick wall.

This layer will automatically be positioned above the active layer.

Make in the toolbox the unified transform tool active.

Click in the image to make the framework with the handles visible.

There is a link in the top of your screen to a short tutorial

about the unified transform tool.

Click and drag the squares, not the diamonds,

...the square should light up yellow when we grab it.

Scale the layer up like so.

Then we can hit the transform button to apply the transformation.

Now we go to colors and curves.

Click and drag the diagonal line downwards.

We should make the wall fairly dark, like so.

Click the okay button.

To finish of we will add a vignette.

Click on the new layer button again.

Name this layer vignette, and click okay.

Then we go to filters, light and shadow and vignette.

Here we make the radius 1,1

and click okay.

Clicking on the configure tab icon, and then on close tab, closes the palette.

Then we click on the brush tab.

In the layers panel we click on the palettes tab.

Here too we can click the configure tab icon and hit close tab.

After that we make the layers tab active again.

In this way we are back at our default settings.

And there we have our final image.

A brick wall with a neon effect on a vintage car.

I hope you have fun with this tutorial.

Please take a moment to like and comment.

This supports my channel.

Thanks for watching.

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