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Part of the reason why I decided to do this particular program is for a couple
of things. After having been in the industry for such a long time, there are
certain things that either over time get better, or tools that become more
sophisticated and then you have to catch up with them. Right now I feel more
confident about explaining certain things. I feel more prepared about having
conversations around certain concepts that are very difficult to explain.
The instructors, I would say, that the biggest difference is that they care.
It wasn't regurgitating information that we can find on the web somewhere. most of
Most of the work that I do is within the Azure environment. Somebody else was doing a
lot of work in Python, somebody else in R. There were some students who were
representing not-for-profit organizations and then there are
students like me who come from the profit set of things. That was very
helpful to see that and then it also helped refine my understanding of data
science. I would recommend Data Science Dojo because it's five days and at the
end of those five days you walk out of the bootcamp with more knowledge and
that knowledge in itself, you become a better practitioner. You can apply it
with confidence, you can stand in front of a group of of executives or a group
of people who are who are practitioners and explain things. That for me is phenomenal.
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Michael Shannon & Hilary Swank on 'What They Had', Acting Anxieties & More! | MTV News - Duration: 11:23.
- I have a cat.
- Exclusive.
(laughing)
It is my grief--
- Puss.
- What's that?
- That's the cats' name.
- My cat's name is Puss.
- That's an exclusive.
Have you ever revealed that on camera before?
- No.
- I know how to get it all out of Michael Shannon.
- [Josh] She's the Shannon Whisperer.
- Next, on MTV News.
(keyboard clacking)
- So we can tell, we have Michael Shannon, Hillary Swank.
The film is What They Had.
Congratulations on this wonderful movie guys.
- Thank you.
- Thanks for stopping by.
I love this movie, I really do.
I saw it for the first time at Sundance.
And I was moved and I laughed and all the good emotions.
And Michael knows I would say the truth, right?
We're at this stage in our relationship
when I'll be brutally honest.
- Yeah, no, he means it.
- Okay.
- So talk to me a little bit about,
the subject matter of this is something
that can go in maudlin, sentimental ways that don't,
that aren't as rewarding I think, for an audience perhaps.
And I think the treatment of this material makes it work.
But give me a sense of why you think the direction,
the writing, makes this film as successful as it does.
- Well, it definitely starts with Elizabeth.
- [Josh] Mm hmm, 'cause of the writer, director, right.
- Yes, Elizabeth Chomko.
You know, it's all in the details.
Yeah, you're right, you can have like
a Hallmark Movie of the Week kind of thing about this,
but I find most of those movies when I'm watching them,
are devoid of the details and the idiosyncrasies
of the family and they focus so much on the melodrama of it.
But this movie is so, each of these characters
are so vividly written and I don't know,
we just kind of showed up and it's miraculous to me.
I don't know how to explain it,
but it just kind of crystallizes,
I think we're all like good, decent human beings
with a sense of humor and we
like hanging out with each other.
I don't know.
- Yeah, I think that that encapsulates
a bunch of why the film works.
And I also think that the movie is, you know,
it deals with dysfunction and kind of the love
within dysfunction and I think everyone can relate to that.
- Yeah.
- We all have a family that has its own kind of
working dysfunction and the things that make you
uncomfortable, but underneath that there's love.
And Elizabeth, like you were saying, she just,
she fleshed out every character and I think it's really hard
to tell a story with a lot of characters
and make you understand all of them so well.
- You guys play a brother and sister of course,
in the film and it really,
it's a great portrait of a family that feels
whether the details are resonate
with your particular family or not,
they just feel lived in and real and authentic.
And I'm just curious,
have you guys worked together before or no?
Okay.
So what happened--
- To my chagrin.
I tried.
- He's a tough man to track down.
So talk to me, when you know you're gonna
work with somebody, do you have to do any homework?
Do you ask around, like what they're like to work with?
You've seen each other's work clearly,
but is any of that necessary or just get on set
and sort of see what the vibe is?
- No.
I think get on set.
I mean, he's one of the greatest,
so like I was saying, I've been wanting to work with him
for a long time and we,
he came on kind of like a couple of weeks before.
I mean the whole movie came together
and then it was off to the races, but it was quick.
It was like all of a sudden it got its financing
and it was ready to go in three weeks.
And then it was the puzzle piece of putting
everything together, and when Michael came on,
I was like, yes, because it was the most important
last part of the puzzle to make it really click.
A film is really only as good as its weakest link.
So when you have everything so strong,
you're setting yourself up at least, you know,
you never know how anything's gonna work.
Clint said it really well.
He said, you always aim for the bullseye,
but you don't always hit it.
So you coming on and completing that puzzle piece
was just like hitting the lottery.
- Michael, can you work with like any kind of technique,
any kind of actor, or are there certain types of actors
that you resonate with that you know you're gonna
vibe with on a set?
- Well, I don't know.
I think the only thing that bugs me, I guess,
working with anybody is somebody who's mostly just concerned
with what they're doing and not paying attention
to what other people are doing.
- Right.
- You know, everybody in this process was so connected
to what was going on around them.
They weren't like sucked into their own,
I've worked with people that get very caught up
in their own performance and their own,
and they stop listening and they stop, you know.
- Right.
- Because they're so obsessed with what they're doing.
And that's the only thing I kind of frown upon.
- Your character is a bar owner in the film.
So what would the Michael Shannon Bar look like?
What would the specialty drink be?
Tell me a little bit about this.
Have you daydreamed have such an occupation,
a side project for yourself?
- Are you crazy.
(laughing)
- What was that?
- A bartender?
No, I don't know.
- He could work at Taco Bell.
- I was gonna say, did you really?
- Yeah.
- A long time ago.
- You must have been a very pleasant person to--
- Almost 30 years ago.
- He worked in the back, no one saw him.
- Mean bean guy.
- Yeah.
What secrets of the back room of Taco Bell--
- This is not an exclusive.
I've already shared this with another media outlet
so I don't want to talk about it.
- Okay, I appreciate that.
Yeah, let's not waste our time.
Go to vanityfair.com for all that.
- All I'll say, when you work at Taco Bell,
your bedroom does not smell very nice.
'Cause you come home and yeah.
'Cause everything smells like meat and beans.
- What kind of, okay back to the question.
What kind of drink would you have at your bar?
- It would be the meat and bean drink.
(laughing)
It would be a Martini with a layer of meat
and a layer of beans.
- That's what keeps you so fit and trim?
- Yeah.
- I'd just make it like a Taco Bell bar.
It'd be like going to Taco Bell, but with alcohol.
- Right.
- Yeah.
- My drink could be called the Swanky.
- I mean, you're halfway there, right.
It doesn't matter what's even in it.
It has a great name.
- It's basically like ice water.
(laughing)
- You've got some great movie parents in this one.
- [Hilary] Yeah.
- Who's the dream movie parent pair for you?
If you could cast your ideal movie parents.
- It would be them.
- Yeah.
- I can't imagine doing it better.
- [Josh] Checked it off?
- Yeah.
They were fantastic.
They were so present.
- Which dad, it's Pauly Shore who plays your,
no, I'm kidding.
(laughing)
The great Robert Forster.
- Yes. - And Blythe Danner.
- Amazing.
- I don't see doing better than that.
- You piqued.
So you said you took a bit of a break, acting wise.
Was this like the first kind of return
after you took a little bit of a break or no?
- Yeah, it was kind of like a part of it.
Yeah, just kind of stepped in and started looking around.
But yeah, this is really the beginning.
- When you come back, I mean you can't be worried
that you're gonna forget how to act.
You're pretty much at the top of the heap already,
but are there nerves getting back--
- Can you not to refer to it as a heap?
(laughing)
- Thank you, thanks.
- Yeah, it's not a heap.
- Hey guys, don't gang up on me, I'm fragile.
As being on the top of the acting mountain that you are,
the Rushmore, there can't be nerves
getting back on set after a break.
- There are nerves whether you're getting back
or already in it.
It's just part of what it is being a performer.
Don't you think?
Like, I'm nervous every time I start a job.
Remember when you were going to school
and you had the night before school jitters
and you couldn't go to sleep at night.
That's how I am starting a movie.
You know, you're just kind of always afraid
you're gonna mess it up, you're gonna be
that one thing that doesn't work.
- Right.
- It's part of what people ask.
Oh, you really are professional 'cause you prepare,
you're really prepared.
I'm prepared because I'm scared.
The more prepared you are, the more you just feel
a little bit like it gives you some type of security
to play around and not have to think as much,
but it's just really, that's how I squash my nerves,
is preparation.
- I gotcha.
What about for you, Mike?
What's the last time you felt a tremendous amount
of anxiety work wise?
Do you?
Is that part and parcel of it for you, too?
- Yeah, yeah, totally, yeah.
I mean, I didn't feel it so much on this job.
But, you know, I get anxious a lot when I'm playing
like a real person, that makes me anxious.
'Cause then you feel very, or a character that was based on,
I mean, you're always playing a real person, I guess.
Character based on someone who actually existed.
- Right.
You're an executive producer on this one.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Are you, Michael?
- I don't know who you're looking at.
Is that a stigmatism?
- I have a wandering eye.
Sorry guys.
Is anybody in this room an executive producer?
- Yes.
- I can't even keep track of when I get that credit.
I'll know when I watch the premier.
- So it's not like there are decrees about
what does Michael Shannon produce, the set needs to,
what the craft he needs to look like or something like that.
- No, no, I'm not that guy.
- Okay, okay.
Since the last time we talked,
I remember you were griping about how Marvel
wouldn't even meet you for a movie.
Has our podcast conversation remedied that at all?
Have you gotten any calls from Marvel?
- No, I was looking at the Captain Marvel today.
Brie, she's gonna be Captain Marvel.
- Yeah, they shot that already so you can't do that one.
- Yeah.
- We, you and I, we should do a Marvel.
You and me.
- Yeah, what should we do?
- The only thing is is both of us usually die at the end
of our movies, so how's that gonna work out?
- I think this is a DC thing, but I think we'd be good
for the Wonder Twins.
- I was just gonna say that.
- Done.
Don't you see it?
Look, we're already in matching suits,
so we're just different colors.
- Now we just need a monkey.
- Okay, okay, that's just-- - Done!
- Right, they had a little monkey.
- They did have a monkey, yes.
- That's the fun role, don't knock that.
- I'm doing it in mo cap, or am I actually
getting into a monkey costume?
Just grow out the hair a little bit more and I'm there.
- Yeah.
- It would be a mixture.
- Yeah.
- Coming soon.
(laughing)
- I like this.
From our mouths to Marvel's ear.
- DC, DC.
- It's gonna be a joint, it's gonna be a crossover.
- I used to have that bedspread when I was a kid.
- Did you really?
- Yeah, it had the superheroes and the super villains on it.
- Did you have Underoos?
Did you ever--
- I didn't have Underoos, but it was like
a plastic bedspread, it was really weird.
- Is that 'cause you peed the bed for awhile?
- For awhile.
Does now include awhile, I don't know what it would mean.
(laughing)
- Thank you guys so much for stopping by.
Congratulations on the movie.
- Thank you, thank you.
- What the hell, Josh.
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How to make 5 natural wood furniture cleaners|HFE♪ - Duration: 9:26.
How to make 5 natural wood furniture cleaners
Did you know other than cleaning and disinfecting wood furniture, olive oil, citrus or bee's wax can shine them too?.
Keeping your wood furniture in good shape can be a complicated task.
Even though, wood is a fine and long-lasting material, it deteriorates easily when it is not regularly and correctly cleaned.
However there are numerous expensive chemical products that can do the trick.
Nevertheless, they cause a negative impact on the environment which is a reason why people should stop using them.
Despite this fact, some people don't know there are inexpensive 100% natural solutions that can leave surfaces looking spotless.
Below are 5 interesting formulas that you shouldn't think twice about trying them out on your dirty or dull looking furniture.
Take note!. White vinegar and jojoba oil.
White vinegar is an antimicrobial and deodorizing ingredient that can help disinfect wooden surfaces.
As for the jojoba oil, it moistens wood and gives it a shiny effect that you get from conventional wax.
Ingredients.
1/4 cup of white vinegar (62 ml) 1 tablespoon of jojoba oil (15 g).
Preparation.
Combine the white vinegar with a tablespoon of jojoba oil.
How to use.
Spray the product on the furniture that you want to clean and rub it in with a soft cloth.
Bee's wax and olive oil.
By combining bee's wax with the moisturizing effect of olive oil, you can make a homemade wood polish, perfect for making dull and dirty furniture shine.
These ingredients easily penetrate this material and give it a brand new look.
Ingredients.
1/2 cup of bee's wax (100 g) 1 cup of olive oil (200 g) 1 teaspoon of essential lavender oil (5 g) (optional).
Preparation.
Pour the bee's wax into a heat resistant bowl and melt it at double boiler.
When it has melted, add the olive oil.
You can optionally add essential lavender oil Mix everything with a wooden spoon and let sit at room temperature Before it solidifies, store in a glass jar.
How to use.
Soften the product in the microwave and apply it to the wood furniture you want to clean Rub with a soft rag until it shines to your liking.
Olive oil, vanilla extract and orange.
This wood cleaner has residue and dust stain eliminating properties.
Its citric acid content makes it a natural disinfectant, that's perfect for keeping surfaces free of virus and bacteria. The best thing about it is the aroma which easily spreads and freshens up the house.
Ingredients.
1 cup of olive oil (200 g) 4 drops of vanilla extract 1 orange with its peel.
Preparation.
Pour the olive oil in a wide mouth jar and mix it with the vanilla extract Squeeze the juice from the orange and add it to the mixture Cut the orange peel into long strips and add them Seal the jar and put it in a fresh place for 2 to 3 days.
How to use.
Apply the cleaner to the furniture and rub it in with a soft rag.
Coconut oil and lemon juice.
Mixing a little coconut oil with the lemon juice can disinfect your furniture while making the wood shine so it looks brand new.
Ingredients.
1/2 cup of coconut oil (100 g) Lemon juice.
Preparation.
Add the coconut oil to a glass jar and mix in the lemon juice.
How to apply.
Rub the product onto the wood and polish with a cloth.
Olive oil and red wine.
This homemade preparation is ideal for restoring the color of dark wood furniture.
Its components eliminate dirt and leave your furniture free of water stains.
Ingredients.
1/4 cup of olive oil (50 g) 1/4 cup of red wine (62 ml).
Preparation.
Mix the ingredients until you have a homogenous product.
How to apply.
Spray onto your furniture and rub it in with a cloth Rub for a few minutes to polish the surface.
Are your favorite pieces of furniture looking old? Do you want them to look new again? Don't think twice about making these homemade natural cleaners to keep them looking spic and span.
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حظك اليوم الثلاثاء 30-10-2018 فى التوقعات اليومية للابراج بقلم عالمة الفلك د. نيفين ابو شالة - Duration: 5:53.
Tuesday 30/10/2018
Aries
professionally
You find that the abundance of responsibilities cause you fatigue and happiness at once, look for self-happiness away from the aspiration of illusion
Emotionally
Single
Get to know someone who has a role in moving your passion after being frozen as a result of a failed emotional experience
Married
Family difficulties and concern for the future of a family member and family solidarity to help him
Taurus
professionally
The time is right to start with the project that you consider the dream of your life but be careful in selecting partners and using the experience
Emotionally
If you want today to continue your relationship with your lover or partner in a safe and secure manner, do not be stubborn and stay away from moods and arguments
Gemini
professionally
Develop an optimistic financial plan for the future and eliminate the difficulties of having a project in partnership with a relative
Emotionally
Today, your relationship with your lover or partner improves, and this helps you to reduce the psychological and practical pressure on you and makes you receive life with optimism
Cancer
professionally
The conditions are good today to get rid of outstanding financial issues for some time by developing appropriate solutions
Emotionally
Today live enjoyable moments and other less fun and alternately and your life more stable with the other party
The Lion Tower
professionally
Today you may expect contracts or official papers that will improve your finances more than you expect and open up new horizons for you
Emotionally
Do not offer an adventure that puts your emotional life with the other party at risk, you may find in love and sincerity greater pleasure
Virgo
professionally
Subject to negative astronomical effects, be careful if you want to do any work or hire some of your money in a project that exposes you
Emotionally
Today, your lover or partner works to make you happy by all means and to find you a surprise of an unusual kind that will delight you
Libra
professionally
In front of you today opportunities for material gains, some investment and commercial, take bold steps to take advantage of them
Emotionally
Today live with your lover or partner emotional state is lofty spiritually and intellectually and generates between you wonderful feelings that make you happy
Scorpio
Born in this tower On a day like this
the artist Jalal Al-Ashri
And the artist Ahmed Alsyed
And poet Abdul Latif Mubarak
professionally
It may be today that requires wisdom and strong will, be at the level of responsibility to go beyond any negative situation and can turn it into positive
Emotionally
Today is a much needed love, the more the other party stressed his love whenever you asked for more, try to give after you take
Sagittarius tower
professionally
Today you are trying to control the financial crisis you face and resort to a self-solution without the use of all offers to you from friends
Emotionally
You may engage in an atmosphere that does not suit you, live apathy, embark on adventures you may regret, control your desires, and know how to practice them to be safe
Capricorn
professionally
She is currently living a period of anticipation for the results of projects and projects she has done previously, and she is sure she will receive good news and results that exceed expectations
Emotionally
Single
You discover that you can not succeed without love and fear of a mysterious future, but what makes you so happy
Married
Everything about you makes you happy and happy because of a family member's success
Aquarius
professionally
Success at the practical level and achieve an important goal helps you accomplish many of the projects stalled for various reasons
Emotionally
Live committed and mutual love with the other party and feel satisfied with yourself and your emotional relationship
Pisces
professionally
Today, you receive important and good news that will lead to a solution to all financial and practical crises and make you enjoy psychological calm, comfort and safety
Emotionally
Today, the state of frustration and depression that has been endured and the bonds of love and intimacy with the lover or partner have increased
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