Youtube daily Apr 16 2017

TIM CALLERY IS LIVE WITH THE

LATEST.

TIM: THIS FIRE AT TIMES PRETTY

INTENSE.

LOOK BEHIND ME.

YOU WILL SEE THERE IS STILL A

DECENT AMOUNT OF FIREFIGHTERS

HERE.

SOME OF THEM ARE WRAPPING UP.

OTHERS STILL PUTTING OUT

HOTSPOTS ON RIVER ROAD.

OFFICIALS BELIEVE THIS FIRE

STARTED IN SOME TYPE OF

STRUCTURE BEHIND THE HOME.

THEY SAY THEY ARE NOT SURE IF

THIS WAS A HUGE GARAGE OR TWO

SEPARATE BUILDINGS.

THEY SAY INSIDE WAS AN OLD

SCHOOL BUS AND A BOX TRUCK WHICH

HELPED FUEL THE FLAMES.

EVENTUALLY, THE FIRE JUMPING TO

THE NEARBY WOODS WHICH LED TO A

CALL FOR EXTRA HANDS TO CONTAIN

THE BRUSH FIRE AND STRUCTURE

FIRE AS WELL.

AFTER A FEW HOURS, BOTH WERE

CONTAINED.

SOME GOOD NEWS.

THE HOME THAT SITS ON THIS

PROPERTY DID NOT CATCH FIRE AND

WAS NOT DAMAGED.

OFFICIALS SAY SOME FIREFIGHTERS

DID HAVE TO BE TREATED FOR MINOR

HEAT EXHAUSTION AS IT WAS A VERY

HOT DAY.

OTHER THAN THAT, NO SERIOUS

INJURIES WERE REPORTED.

THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL' OFFICE

IS HERE GETTING A TOUR OF THE

FACILITY AND LOOKING AT THE

DAMAGE.

For more infomation >> WATCH: Firefighters battle blaze in Charlestown - Duration: 1:22.

-------------------------------------------

Gott ist größer als deine Ängste (1) – Joyce Meyer – Seelischen Schmerz heilen - Duration: 28:30.

For more infomation >> Gott ist größer als deine Ängste (1) – Joyce Meyer – Seelischen Schmerz heilen - Duration: 28:30.

-------------------------------------------

Latino Trump Supporter Just Gave Maxine Waters TERRIBLE News - Duration: 2:06.

Maxine Waters loves to stay in the headlines, but probably not for stories like this.

The left all worship this woman as if she's some kind of gift because she happens to criticize

President Trump all the time.

But, the way we see it, she literally doesn't have anything better to do.

Even though she should, since, you know, she's an elected official.

If she wants to keep her job, she'd better start praying this new challenger doesn't

gain momentum, because he's on a mission.

The Gateway Pundit reports:

Maxine Waters has been in the news a lot lately because she's constantly criticizing Trump.

As a result, she has become a new darling of the left.

Now she has a Republican challenger for the next election named Omar Navarro.

He's a Latino and a Trump supporter!

Here's a press release from his website:

Torrance, CA – Omar Navarro the Republican challenger to Maxine Waters for Congressional

Seat of the 43rd District was on the front lines in the City of Cudahy's bid to be

considered a sanctuary city.

He continues his campaign to unseat "career politician" Maxine Waters.

Omar plans to build and follow in the footsteps of his friend and colleague, Jack M Guerrero,

who was victorious March 7th in his bid for city council in the City of Cudahy.

I believe you can stand your ground, even while smeared by corrupt opponents, and run

for office in a city with a high registration of Democrats and win as a Republican."The

County Democratic machine has more of a reason to see why they are not relevant in Los Angeles

anymore."

On February 28th Omar, a Latino Trump Supporter, was himself attacked, yelled at through a

bullhorn and called an "immigrant cracker" by protesters at a Cudahy Town Hall calling

for Cudahy to be a Sanctuary City.

What do you think about this?

Please SHARE this news if you wish Mr. Navarro all the luck in the world so he can take this

woman's job!

For more infomation >> Latino Trump Supporter Just Gave Maxine Waters TERRIBLE News - Duration: 2:06.

-------------------------------------------

'Dances with Doctors' comes to the Aronoff Tuesday - Duration: 3:30.

ANDREW AN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED

: TO PUTTING LOCAL ARTISTS IN

THE SPOTLIGHT.

CINCINNATI PLAYWRIGHTS

INITIATIVE IS BRINGING NEW PLA

TO THE STAGE LIKE DANCES WITH

DOCTORS.

JOINING ME THIS MORNING IS

PLAYWRIGHT SANJAY PULIGADDA

ALONG WITH DIRECTOR ANDREW

HENSLEY AND CHARLIE GOETZ.

GOOD MORNING.

WE WANT TO WELCOME YOU HERE.

TELL ME ABOUT THE INTEGRATION OF

THE STORY.

>> THE INSPIRATION COM FROM

PERSONAL EXPERIENCES AND I

HAPPEN TO READ A LOT OF BOOKS BY

PHYSICIANS WHO ARE ALSO

FRUSTRATED WITH THE SYSTEM.

IT I A PUSH BACK.

SORT OF THE DA SIDE OF IT IN

PROBLEMS WITH OVERDIAGNOSIS AND

WHAT TECHNOLOGY HAS CREATED.

MORE IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER.

YOU ARE BECOMING A PARANOID,

OVER MEDICATED COUNTRY THAT IS

OVERDONE AND IT IS A PUSH BACK

AGAINST THAT.

IT MAKES IT MORE TOPICAL WHOEVER

HAS SEEN OR READ THE PLAY.

THERE ARE PERSONAL STORIES THAT

COOPERATE WITH T STORYLINE.

IS AMAZING HOW IT IS RESONATING

WITH PEOPLE.

ANDREW: --

TOMMY ABOUT DIRECTING THE SHOW.

>> IT IS NOT FULL SCRIPT YET.

ALL THE ACTORS WILL WALK WITH A

SCRIPT IN HAND.

WE DID A COLD READING OF IT A

YEAR AGO.

IT IS NOT SOMETHING YOU ANDREW:

ABOUT OFTEN.

ANDREW:SOUNDS LIKE AN

INTERESTING EXPERIENCE.

A CHANCE TO SEE THE WORK IN

PROGRESS.

TO ME ABOUT WHY THIS IS AN

IMPORTANT ORGANIZATION.

>> THIS ORGANIZATION WAS FOUND

ABOUT 20 YEARS AGO IN THE

PURPOSE IS TO FOSTER WORK.

WE GET IT AS FAR AS WE CAN GO.

WE'VE BEEN DOING THIS FOR A

COUPLE OF DECADES.

WE HAVE A LOT OF HOBBYISTS.

IT IS ESPECIAL GRATIFYING TO

HAVE SOMEONE LIKE SANS J AND

ANDREW WHO IS UNDER 30 WORKING

WITH US.

REALLY WHAT I WOULD LIKE IS

PLAYWRIGHT WITH CAREER

POTENTIAL.

THE MATTER HOW GOOD I AM, IT IS

NOT GOING TO HAPPEN AT THIS

POINT IN MY LIFE.

I'VE HAD A PRETTY GOOD RUN.

ANDREW: DANCES WITH DOCTORS

TAKES PLACE ON TUESDAY, APRIL 18

AT THE ARANOFF CENTER FOR THE

ARTS.

FOR TICKET INFORMATION, HEAD TO

For more infomation >> 'Dances with Doctors' comes to the Aronoff Tuesday - Duration: 3:30.

-------------------------------------------

Photoshop Tutorial: Put Your Face in a Powerful, Film Noir, Thriller Movie Poster! - Duration: 12:22.

Hi. This is Marty from Blue Lightning TV.

I'm going to show you how to design and create a powerful movie poster in the film noir style

using a photo and custom, smoke brushes from Brusheezy.com.

I provided this Photoshop template so you can follow along.

Its link is located in my video's description or project files.

It includes this movie credits layer and a black background.

The link to the smoke brushes I'll be using is also in my video's description.

Before we begin, I want to mention that I'll be moving a bit fast for more advanced users.

Open a photo you'd like to use for your poster.

I downloaded this one from Dreamstime.com.

The first step is to make a selection around your subject to separate it from its background.

For this photo, I'll use the Pen Tool.

I did an in-depth tutorial on the Pen Tool, so if you'd like to watch it, I provided its link, as well.

Once you've selected your subject, click the Layer Mask icon to make a layer mask of the selection.

We'll convert our image into a Smart Object, so we can modify it non-destructively.

Click the icon at the upper, right corner and click "Convert to Smart Object".

If you're using version CS6 or later, go to Filter, Blur Gallery and Tilt-shift.

If you're using an earlier version, I'll mention a work-around in a minute.

I did an in-depth tutorial on the Tilt-shift filter, which I included the linked to, as well.

Press and hold Shift as you rotate the lines until they snap vertically.

Rotate the dial in the center until your image is blurred along the edges approximately this much.

Then, click OK at the top.

If you're using a version earlier than CS6, you can use your Blur Tool.

Make sure the Strength is 100%.

Click your image.

When you see this message, it's telling you that the Smart Object must be rasterized

before you can use the Blur Tool.

Click OK and adjust your tool's size with your Bracket keys.

Make sure the CapsLock key is off.

Now, brush over the edge of your subject to blur it.

If you're using CS6 or later, let's collapse the effect to save a little space.

To place your subject onto the template I provided, press "v" to open your Move Tool

and drag it up to the tab of the template.

Without releasing your mouse or pen, drag it down onto the template and release.

To adjust its size, open your Transform Tool by pressing Ctrl or Cmd + T. When you see

this message, just click OK.

If your subject is larger than the document, your bounding box will be outside your canvas.

To see your subject's entire bounding box, press Ctrl or Cmd + 0.

Go to a corner and press and hold Alt or Option + Shift as you drag it in or out until the

face is approximately this size.

Drag it to the side to reveal half of the face.

Then, press Enter or Return.

To fit your document back onto your canvas, press Ctrl or Cmd + 0.

Next, we'll sharpen our subject.

Go to Filter, Sharpen and "Unsharp Mask".

I'll make the Amount: 190%, the Radius: 3 pixels and the Threshold: 0, however, feel

free to adjust this amount to sharpen it to your liking.

I think I'd like to slide my subject down a bit.

Click the Adjustment layer icon and click, "Black White".

Open the preset list and click, "High Contrast Blue Filter".

Click the Credits layer and drag it to the top of the Layers panel.

Make it visible and change its Blend Mode to "Screen".

Next, we'll add the poster's title.

Open your Horizontal Type Tool and pick a font.

I'm using "Pasta Palazzo Regular".

If you'd like to use it, its link is in my video's description below.

I'll make its size 567 points, but you can make it any size you like.

I'll make the anti-aliasing, "Sharp", right alignment and white for its color.

Click on your document and type out your text.

To reposition it, open your Move Tool and move it.

If you want to add a second line of text with a different font, click on your document and

pick the other font.

I'll pick "Bank Gothic Bold".

I provided its link, as well.

Press Enter or Return and type out your text.

Use your Move Tool to move it.

To adjust its size, use your Transform Tool.

To reposition the entire title, Shift-click the other text layer to make it active, as

well, so you can reposition them together.

Double-click an empty area of your top layer to open its Layer Style window.

Click "Bevel & Emboss".

The Style is Inner Bevel, the Technique is "Chisel Hard" and the Depth is 50%.

The Direction is Up and the Size is 4 pixels.

Uncheck "Global Light".

The Angle is 70 degrees and the Altitude is 20 degrees.

The Highlight Mode is Screen, the color is white and its opacity is 100%.

The Shadow Mode is Multiply, its color is black and its opacity is also 100%.

Click "Drop Shadow".

The Blend Mode is Multiply, the color is black and the Opacity is 50%.

The Angle is 60 degrees, the Distance is 20 pixels and the Size is 10 pixels.

Then, click OK.

To copy the effects to the other text, go to the "fx" symbol and press and hold Alt

or Option as you drag a copy of it to the other text layer.

Next we'll create the smoky atmosphere with a custom smoke brush set from Brusheezy.com.

After you install it,

scroll to the bottom and make the background active.

Click the New Layer icon to make a new layer above it.

Let's name it, "Smoke".

Make your subject active and change its Blend Mode to "Overlay".

The Blend Mode will make your subject will look invisible for now, but once we add the

smoke, it'll become visible again.

Scroll to the top.

Make both of your text layers active and change their Blend Modes to "Overlay", as well.

To save space, let's place both text layers into a folder.

Press Ctrl or Cmd + G and name it.

I'll name it, "Title".

Scroll back down and make the Smoke layer active.

Make your foreground and background colors black and white, respectively by pressing

"D" on your keyboard.

Invert the colors by pressing "x".

Now, white is your foreground color.

Open your Brush Tool and Brush Picker.

Click the gear icon and click the brush preset that I provided.

I renamed the brushes, "Smoke Brushes 6", but they're exactly the same as the ones you downloaded.

When you see this message, click OK to replace your current brushes with the new smoke brushes.

Click the gear icon again and click "Large Thumbnail".

Notice the number under each smoke brush is over 4500 pixels, which indicates that their sizes are huge.

Click a brush.

I'll type in 1300 pixels and the opacity 45%, but feel free to experiment with these amounts.

Click on various areas of your poster to start revealing your subject and the movie's title.

Click on another brush and if you want to change its angle, rotate the arrow on the dial.

Reduce its size and click on areas of your poster.

If you want to hide areas of the smoke, click the Layer mask icon to make a layer mask next

to the smoke layer.

Press "x" to invert your colors, so black is foreground color.

Now, click on areas of the smoke that you'd like to hide or diminish.

To better blend our movie title into the smoke, press "v" to open your Move Tool and open

scroll to the top and open the movie title's folder.

Double-click "Effects" on the top text layer to open the Blending Options in the Layer Style window.

In the "Blend If Gray" section, Alt-click or Option-click on the lower, right icon of

"Underlying Layer".

This will split it in two.

Drag the left half of the icon to the left until the smoke is blended just enough with the text.

You could also split the lower, left icon and slide its right half over, as well.

Repeat the same steps for your other text.

If you're using CS6 or later, scroll to the top and make the top folder active.

Click the Adjustment layer icon and click "Color Lookup".

Click "3D LUT" and click "Late Sunset.3DL".

This is Marty from Blue Lightning TV.

Thanks for watching!

For more infomation >> Photoshop Tutorial: Put Your Face in a Powerful, Film Noir, Thriller Movie Poster! - Duration: 12:22.

-------------------------------------------

Previa A Todo Ritmo | Enganchado Bolichero ATR 2017 - Duration: 23:14.

For more infomation >> Previa A Todo Ritmo | Enganchado Bolichero ATR 2017 - Duration: 23:14.

-------------------------------------------

10 expressões MUITO COMUNS em inglês | English in Brazil - Duration: 11:44.

So, hello Alex! Say "hello" to Brasil!

Hi Carina! Hi Brazil!

Is it your first time on a Brazilian YouTube channel?

Yes, this is definitely my first time

on a Brazilian YouTube channel.

And where are you from?

I am from the UK!

But do you live in the UK now?

No, right now, I'm living in Mexico.

Around me here is Mexico. This is how Mexico looks like.

Alex is here to help me explain some very common

expressions in English

and he's going to give us some examples and so on..

So, the first one, Alex, is "24/7".

What does it mean? And When do you use it?

Alright, 24/7 is... an expression that we use,

when we want to say that something is happening

or avaiable all the time. Literally all the time.

24/7, I mean, you can guess, that makes 24 hours,

7 days a week. So, I could say...

That shop is open 24/7. Or, you could use it

in another, kinda more informal situation like,

that guy plays videogames 24/7.

Ok, so could you say like "full time" as well?

Yeah, "full time" is another... It's kind of a synonym.

So, the second one is "sick and tired".

And Alex is going to explain this to us now.

Yeah, you're right!

"Sick and tired" doesn't exactly mean the sum of its parts like,

sick means you're unwell, tired means like sleepy

or exhausted. If you put them together,

in this expression, it kind of means

that you're just fed up with something,

like something is getting on your nerves

or you've been putting up with it for a long time

and you just want to go away or you wanna change,

like you're sick of your job, you're sick and tired of...

always arguing with your family,

or with your girlfriend or boyfriend...

I'm sick and tired of this.

So, what does it mean?

Okay, "like the back of my hand" is an expression that we...

We use as a follow up to say how well you know something.

It means you know it very, very well.

It's no really used to say how well you know a person

like, I couldn't say "I know HIM like the back of my hand".

But we use it for places, you know, I could say...

"I know the city like the back of my hand."

And, obviously, we use the back of our hands

as an example because, it's something that

we carry around with us everyday.

It's something so familiar to you,

you almost forget that is not a part of you.

Something like that.

So, expression number 5...

So, what does "give me a hand" mean?

Now, "to give me a hand", it should not be taken literally.

You are...

You are giving somebody some help,

or a bit of advice, or...

usually some kind of a physical help.

Like you need...

You need help with something that's too much

for you to manage. "Could you please give me a hand"

is like "could you please give me some help" that's all.

And the fifth one...

What does "ring a bell" mean?

Yeah, this one can be a little bit confusing

for some English learners.

"To ring a bell" is something that...

...is done by something that somebody says.

Somebody will say something and you can say...

"Hmm, that rings a bell." Bacause it means...

It rings like a bell in your head and,

it reminds you of somenthing. You think you have that memory,

but you're not saying... Yeah, exactly!

You're not saying "I remember for sure",

It's more like kinda a vague recollection like,

"hmm, that kind of rings a bell."

Someone mentions the name of a song, or the name of a movie,

or the name of a book. Or maybe a story in the news...

"Yeah, I think I read something about that,

or I think I might have seen that...

it rings a bell!"

You're not sure, but you think you remember.

Yeah, so in portuguese...

Expression number 6 is...

When do you use this kind of expression?

Okay, "I'll keep you posted" that's an...

An expression that we use, when...

Maybe you're making plans with a friend or..

you're trying to make plans, or they want you to

update them on a certain situation

as it develops. Basically,

"I'll keep you posted" means I'll let you know,

when I know something more.

You know, maybe about my availability,

about my plans,

or about when there're developments in a

certain situation.

Either a social situation or...

a bigger situation like a new story or something.

I think probably journalists say this to one another

like, I'll keep you posted, when there's more news

or something like that.

Okay, so, "under the weather" is an expression that confuses

a lot of English learners, because if you try to do a

literal translation, you will have no clue

what this means, right?

What it actually means is when you're feeling

a little bit ill, or... you're lacking energy,

you're just not feeling well.

It's not used for when you're feeling seriously ill.

For example, if you called your boss and said

I'm not coming to work today, because I'm feeling a bit

under the weather...

I don't think that would take you very seriously.

We kind of use it to say "I'm just not feeling 100%".

That's basically what it means. "I'm feeling under the weather",

or "I am under the weather today."

And it's funny because you said "ill".

So, this is something that English people say,

usually say, right? Because Americans would say "sick".

I think we use "sick" as well in the UK, but "sick" means like

you kind of...

You feel nauseous,

and "ill" just means you have some kind of ailment.

Like if I had a cold, or the flu,

I wouldn't say that I felt sick, because that's something

I associate with like...

I feel like I'm gonna throw up or something like that.

But, Ill is just for general ailment.

Okay, "without any further ado" this is...

probably not something you're gonna hear

in everyday speech very much.

But, people do... kind of just throw it in

sometimes when they're feeling like...

There... is kind of a playful phrase,

bacause, maybe it was more commonly used,

a bit earlier in our history, you know, if...

People introducing shows, people introducing...

people who are gonna give a speech

or something like that.

It's a kinda of a phrase that means...

Okay, "without any further delays".

That's another way of saying this, right.

'Cause "without any further delays" or "without wasting

any more time" is just a way of saying that...

That's a bit of... Kinda of a...

pompous ceremony. It's the way you're speaking.

Alright, "to cut to the chase" is a pretty long phrasal verb

that means...

Basically, to...

get right to the issue at hand.

Like let's no waste anymore time,

let's cut to the chase. Let's deal with what we're here

to deal with. You know, another way of saying it is...

is actually a direct translation of what you'd say in Portuguese:

"ir direto ao ponto" which means to get right to the point.

It means the same thing.

Okay, "rule of thumb" is...

Kind of like... A default rule that you have for...

doing a certain thing or dealing with a certain thing.

Like, when you don't know many details about

a certain situation, you apply your rule of thumb.

Okay? That's your basic rule what you think applies

at most situations.

So, an example might be...

Maybe in cooking or something, you're gonna cook rice, alright?

And many people have lots of different methods

for cooking rice. People would say:

"Okay, well, my rule of thumb is that I put two pots of water

and one pot rice, or something like that.

That's a rule of thumb for making rice.

Maybe other people have different rules of thumb

and it normally is quite a personal thing.

I have my rule of thumb, somebody else has a different

rule of thumb. It is like a personal habit

or personal kind of rule that you follow.

So, thank you very much...

Alex, for helping us with these expressions...

Sure! Thanks very much for having me, Carina.

And if you wanna have a class with Alex,

you can find him on Cambly.

It was a pleasure to be part of this class with you

and Brazil, I hope I see you soon! Take care!