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-I never know if -- if you're gonna be walking out with...

-I know. -...something to frighten me

or not or something. -[ Laughs ]

-But welcome back to the show. -Thank you so much.

You know, I want to congratulate you so much

on 1,000 episodes -- that's amazing!

[ Cheers and applause ] -Oh, yeah. Thank you.

No, it's good. Thank you. -Oh. So proud.

-I appreciate it. -So proud to be part of that.

-Thank you for always... -Thank you.

-...being so great. We love having you on the show.

-Oh, I love you guys. Definitely.

-Oh, you're great, even though it's -- it's -- it's scary.

But "Crikey! It's the Irwins" --

this Sunday is the season finale...

-Yeah. -...on Animal Planet.

It's been a great season so far,

and you have some exciting news to announce tonight.

-Yeah, absolutely. So, the season finale

is all about our -- our crocodile research,

something we're very -- very close to our heart.

We're gonna be catching crocs. It's action-packed.

But, yeah, we've actually got some really cool news.

I wanted to share it with you first.

"Crikey! It's the Irwins" -- it's official --

Season 2 is happening. -Yeah, buddy!

-It's awesome. [ Laughs ] [ Cheers and applause ]

-I'm so happy for you, man. -Oh, we're so excited.

-And the whole family, you know? -Absolutely.

-Give my best to everybody. -Yeah, yeah.

-That's fantastic news. -We will be back.

It's gonna be awesome. -You'll be back for Season 2.

-Yes, yes. -It's because it's a good show,

and you work hard, man... -Oh, thanks.

-And you're -- you're a charming guy.

[ Cheers and applause ] -[ Laughs ] Thank you so much.

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Kat "Tatu Baby" Wants a Better Life for Her Son | Cartel Crew - Duration: 3:25.

Yo.

Bro, that Colombian game was crazy, bro.

That was off the chain.

I hadn't got that drunk in a couple weeks.

Yeah.

So I really don't know who to talk to,

but you know I was, like, super happy that Eddie got out of prison, right?

That's why I'm like, you just came here by yourself?

I thought he was gonna come and check out the gym with the kid.

So... Eddie...

you know that he was on house arrest at his mom's house?

Yeah.

Well, Eddie's allowed to go to work.

That's the only other place he's allowed to go to,

but he has to catch the bus, so I don't know what happened.

Like, he must have gotten thirsty or hungry,

but in one of the bus stops, I think he stopped in a cafeteria,

and he wasn't allowed to.

And it came up onto the monitor that he had diverted.

Yes.

No.

So they took away his house arrest

and they revoked his visitation rights.

Shut up.

Getting out of prison requires many steps.

You go from halfway house, then house arrest,

then you get released.

Eddie was on house arrest. It's a privilege.

But he made a mistake,

and now Eddie is serving the rest of his time

at a halfway house.

That means he's one mistake away

to going back to prison.

As of right now, all Eddie can do

is talk on the phone with Deniro.

He can't even FaceTime.

And now, like you know, he's supposed to see Deniro

on the weekend.

What am I gonna tell Deniro, bro?

I just feel like Deniro got like a piece of his dad.

You know? They take-- They kind of took it back.

(sighs)

Kat, man, I feel your pain.

I went through that (bleep) for a long time.

The system is made for the ex-convict

to relapse back into their hands.

You know what worries me?

Look at the (bleep) that we've been through

and how it has affected our lives.

I want something totally different for my son.

You know, we're Colombian. We're evolving.

I don't want my son to ever

have to go through the crazy (bleep)

that me or his dad has been through.

And no matter how young he is,

like he's going to remember this.

You know what? I was that kid.

I was Deniro.

And believe it or not,

at one point, I was Eddie, too.

Can I give you a suggestion?

I don't wanna butt in your life.

I'ma tell you why I love my mother so much,

'cause she kept it real.

Keep it real, you know?

You gotta sugarcoat a couple of things, but...

at that age, your son, he's already understanding that.

He's your little man.

Like my mother let me understand the situation, you know?

And at least Eddie, Eddie has, you know,

a way out.

There's light at the end of the tunnel.

For 14 years, I prayed for my mother's freedom.

For 14 years, I was alone...

in the streets, by myself.

You feel me?

So at least, at least he's still got both of you,

and that, that's a positive.

So don't look at it as a negative.

You're still alive, he's still alive.

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Anne Hathaway Had An Accidental Diva Moment on the Set of Serenity - Duration: 5:37.

-Our first guest tonight

is an Academy Award-winning actress

you know from such films as "Les Miserables," "Oceans 8,"

and "The Devil Wears Prada."

She's currently starring in "Serenity,"

which is in theaters this Friday.

Let's take a look.

-My husband is joining me here the day after tomorrow.

I told him that I would charter a boat for fishing tuna.

I want you to take him out on your boat,

let him get drunk...

then drop him in the ocean for the sharks.

-Please welcome back to the show Anne Hathaway, everyone!

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪♪

♪♪

-Hey! -How are you?

-I'm so good, thank you. -It's wonderful to see you.

I have to say, sometimes you show a clip from a movie,

and people can't glean the plot from it.

But that really laid it out. [ Laughter ]

But this has been a movie

that's been shrouded in secrecy, to some degree.

-Yeah. Yeah. -So, has it been hard for you

to talk about it even during the filming of it?

-It wasn't hard during the filming of it.

It's a twisted movie with a lot of twists.

-Uh-huh. -So, that part's just been

really -- [ Laughter ]

What happened?

Oh, man, it went over my head.

So, yeah. So in that sense, I don't know,

it's been kind of fun gleaning into the mystery

and not giving too much away.

-A lot of this movie takes place on a boat.

-Yes. -And because of that,

I imagine that you, on long days of shooting,

where you're on a boat in the middle of the ocean,

you want to bring essentials onto the boat.

Were there things you had to have over the course of the day?

-Oh, yeah. I love being out on boats,

so thankfully, I didn't need to bring any Dramamine

or anything like that. -Yeah.

-So, I was like, "Okay. What do I want?

I'll probably want a book for in between takes."

And what else? Well, sunscreen's a good idea.

I'm gonna bring an espresso machine."

-Wow. -'Cause I just thought,

"We're gonna be out there all day long,

and I bet they're not gonna have great coffee on the crew boat."

And so, I'm like, "I'm gonna have an espresso machine,

and everybody's gonna be tired, but it's gonna be okay,

'cause I'm gonna show up with this Nespresso for them.

By the way, I'm not shilling for Nespresso right now.

[ Laughter ]

I'm not taking over for George. So, anyways...

So, I show up thinking that I'm gonna do this great thing,

and I'm like, "Hey, guys,

where can I plug in my Nespresso machine."

They're like, "This is a movie boat.

You can't plug it in anywhere. This isn't real."

And I was like, "Okay. Well, what do we do?"

They said, "Hold on."

And they bring this massive generator --

this, like, gas-powered generator onto the boat.

They're like, "Hang on! Hathaway wants coffee!"

[ Laughter ] -"Rrrrr!"

And then just this nice thing that I wanted to do for everyone

turned into the biggest diva request of all time.

I was so embarrassed. -Just based on the gas alone,

each cup of espresso is like $45.

-So, terrible. [ Laughter ]

Mama Earth. -You shot in Mauritius, yes?

-Yes. -I'm saying that right, I hope.

-Mauritius -- yes, you are. -And you have --

We have children, very similar ages.

Did you bring your son with you? -Yes, of course.

Yeah, we were there -- It was so far away,

and we were there for a long time.

-And did he enjoy it? Was --

I think we're like days apart. When was your --

-March 24th. -And March 27th.

So, really, they're the same. They're the same child.

[ Laughter ]

But my son loves the beach and things like that, swimming.

-Is yours there, as well? Does he like those things?

-Oh, yeah, he loves it.

He was really into "Moana" at the time.

Your son's Ash, right? -Yeah.

-Was he into "Moana"? -He does not know who Moana is.

-Well, my son had a crush on Moana.

-Wow. My son's playing hard-to-get.

[ Laughter ]

-So, my son thought --

We took him to Mauritius, which is paradise.

It's so beautiful.

And so, I think he thought that we were in Motunui.

And then, I don't know if you've ever seen a picture

of Matthew McConaughey's wife, but she is the most drop-dead

gorgeous Brazilian woman,

and she kind of looks like Moana.

So, my son was like, "What is happening?

What is this crystal ocean and her?"

And so Camila would come around, and my son would just, like,

get this look on his face.

And I realized he was completely in love with her.

-That's fantastic! -Yeah.

-Does he have -- How's his sense of humor?

Because that has been my favorite thing to watch develop.

-He's delightful.

He's delightful, and he loves laughing.

He's a generous laugher. -That's nice.

-You know, we were at the park.

I was at the park with him just before this.

And you know that you do that thing where

you kind of be a monster and you come at them really slowly,

and they just fill up with joy and joy,

and then they can't keep it in and they laugh.

So, that was really sweet. What does Ash do?

-Ash is -- we feel as though,

the other day, we got our first joke,

which is, my wife made him breakfast,

and he ate the whole thing, and then he was went,

"Who made this breakfast?"

[ Laughter ]

And that made us laugh.

And then before we could answer, he goes, "Maybe a monkey?"

[ Laughter ]

And you're like, "Every part of that,"

I'm like, "that's fantastic." -That's fantastic.

-That's gonna crush harder with us right now

than anything I do tonight.

-So, I'm prepping a character right now,

and she's really animated in her facial expressions,

and I was wearing -- We had to do a test

and we didn't have the right wig,

so my hair looked a little weird.

And so I'm FaceTiming with Jonathan, and I'm like,

"Maybe I can just practice the facial expressions on him."

So, I'm doing it for him, and I give him this big smile,

and he goes, "Mama, what are you doing?"

[ Laughter ]

I was like, "Okay.

Maybe I'll tone it down a little bit.

-Yeah, if you lose your 2 1/2-year-old,

you've lost the whole country. -Definitely.

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Anne Hathaway Is Inspired by Matthew McConaughey - Duration: 1:58.

-I wanted to ask, as well, about McConaughey,

'cause you guys worked together, as well, on "Interstellar."

And I think, like all of us, I'm assuming you were

a huge fan of his before you crossed paths with him.

And he's so iconic and so much fun to be around.

What was your first meeting with him like?

-Oh, the first time I met him,

it was for the test for "Interstellar."

And, you know, I just --

I look up to Matthew so much and had for a long time.

But then to, like, meet him and realize all that was real.

Because you know...

But it's not -- Yeah.

That whole "just keep living" thing.

He's so alive! It's really inspiring.

And so, like, I go out there,

and I'm in the costume for "Interstellar," the space suit,

and they want to see me run, and so I'm doing it.

They say, "Okay, Matthew, do you mind doing it?"

Matthew gets down on the floor and, like, spins around.

And I'm like... "He's on Mars right now!

Like, he's testing out the atmosphere!

He's so good. Oh, my gosh!"

So I just kind of like --

I just decided then and there that he was my big brother

and I was going to learn from him

and I was going to pick his brain about everything.

And we got on great, which is good,

except that I just found out 'cause we just --

Like, in the press for this, we had to do something

where we had to talk about meeting each other.

And every question they asked me,

I gave these incredibly detailed answers.

Sometimes I teared up a little bit.

I went into what the air felt like and how moved I was.

And then they turn to Matthew,

and he'd be like, "I don't remember."

[ Laughter ]

Which I knew was the case. I didn't expect differently.

-To be fair, when he met you, he was on Mars, so...

-He's got a direct line.

-I'm glad you guys are working again.

Congrats on the movie. Thank you so much for being back here.

-I'm so happy to be back here. -It's always great to have you.

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Zachary Quinto Is Taking Hair Vitamins - Duration: 6:13.

-You look good.

I've never seen you with the shaved head.

-Oh, yeah.

You know, I just finished a job for which I had to

shave my head every day before I went to work --

with not just, like, a buzz cut, but, like, with a BIC razor.

Have you ever had to do that? -No.

-Not great. -I don't have your face.

I can't do that. Are you kidding me?

Gosh, I don't know what I would look like.

You have a good face to pull it off.

-It's pretty fun, like, the first week,

and then, like -- I was there for 4 1/2 months.

Not fun.

And, like, also, we're shooting in Rhode Island.

It was like 17 degrees below zero.

-You got to have a good hat game.

-Strong hat game. -Yeah.

-I have a whole drawer of hats now.

-It this "NOS4A2"? -Yeah.

-That's what that was for? -Yeah. In June.

-Oh, I would know, because look at all the prosthetics.

I mean, this is... -Yeah.

-Ooh, that's scary. Good gosh.

-Returning to my roots of evil

on a new show for AMC that starts in June.

-Really?

-I play a character called Charlie Manx.

-Wow.

-And, yeah, that's about 3 1/2 hours of makeup there.

-Really? -I'd say, yeah.

I didn't have to do that every day, but I had to do it enough.

-Wow. You do that for 3 1/2 hours,

then you have to act.

-Then -- Yeah. Then you have to act.

-Then you have to do your job. -Then your day begins.

Exactly, yeah.

But it was amazing, and the people involved

were all really great.

I had a good time.

-Wow! But now that's over. -Yeah.

Thrilled to be letting my hair grow back.

-It's coming back in, yeah.

-I've started taking hair vitamins.

-Now, what is that? -I don't know.

It's probably a placebo, but I'm going for it.

-Is it, like, a ROGAINE thing?

-No, it's, like, a -- -It's just a hair vitamin.

-Yeah, not Propecia, not ROGAINE, but just --

-But it makes it grow it faster?

-Yeah, like, thicker, faster hair.

-Now, are you -- -I hope just on my head.

Like, you see me in a month,

I'm like, bearded and, like, you know --

-Next time you come out, your sweater's up to here.

You're like, "Dude, nothing but chest hair."

-I'm not wearing a sweater.

-Oh, you're not wearing a sweater.

Oh, my God. I'm so sorry.

I have to say, "You look good shirtless."

Well, the pills worked.

Come on.

That's how you do it right there.

-Yeah.

-Last time you were here, we were talking about

you were on Broadway.

And then you said you were going on vacation, I think.

-It was more of a retreat than a vacation,

but, yeah, I went to Peru for like almost three weeks,

actually, on a sort of meditation retreat.

-Wow! Fun! -It was pretty amazing, yeah.

But the jungle is an incredible place.

-Yeah. You stayed overnight in the jungle?

-Oh, yeah, for 2 1/2 weeks, in a hut,

in the middle of the jungle.

And I think, like, the highlight of the trip

was the earthquake.

There was an earthquake one night.

Literally, middle of the night, like 4:00 in the morning,

I was just awakened to the hut that I was staying in

swaying back and forth.

And you know when you get, like --

Like, suddenly, you're awakened?

-Yeah. -I was like, "What is that?

Like, it's monkeys."

Like, that was my -- I was like,

"There's, like, a family of monkeys

running through, like, shaking the hut,"

which is not a totally preposterous notion.

-Are you -- What do you mean? Are you in a tree house?

-Like, I was like 20 feet up off the ground, on stilts,

because there's so many, like, creatures --

-And you thought there was just, like, punk monkeys.

-I thought punk monkeys came through to disrupt my sleep.

-Shaking the house. -Yeah.

Evidently, they can't do that.

So -- But the next day, I woke up --

And, you know, like, living by myself there,

so I, like, got up and, like, went down

to the floor of the jungle and started trying to shake

the pillars of the hut to see if, like, monkeys could do that.

And then, later in the day,

they're like, "No, that was an earthquake."

-Wow!

-Luckily, it wasn't a very serious earthquake,

you know, and we were all okay, but --

-You survived. -Yeah, I survived.

-Oh, my gosh. -I survived the jungle quake.

-And that was your -- That was your peaceful retreat.

-Yeah, totally.

That sort of threw things in a --

-You have re-booked yourself for --

-Yeah, I'll be back next -- To go next month.

-To get over that earthquake, yeah.

Talk to me about "High Flying Bird,"

because this is interesting.

This is Steven Soderbergh... -Yeah.

-...who I would say is just a genius, brilliant director.

-Inspiring.

-And he shot this whole thing on an iPhone?

-On iPhones, yeah. -How's that -- I mean --

-Well, he's done another movie, a movie called "Unsane,"

which he also did in the same format.

I mean, Steven is an incredibly forward-thinking artist

and, you know, absolutely a revolutionary filmmaker

in his own right, and he's really interested in

what's possible with technology.

And so, you know, he made an entire feature film

on devices that we all carry in our pockets

and call our mothers on.

-Wow!

-Really impressive, and, you know,

it's an incredible feat of technology

and I think is -- You know, in so many ways, for me,

it signals what an inspirational time

we live in for young artists,

you know, how accessible this is.

I mean, this is one of the top-level filmmakers

in the industry making a movie with this,

and anybody can do it, you know?

I mean, not as well as him, probably,

but, you know, it's worth a shot.

-How do you know? Yeah, exactly.

-It's incredible, you know, what technology has done

to make things accessible.

The story takes place in

the world of the NBA, during a lockout.

So, naturally, nothing says the NBA like Zachary Quinto.

-The first thing that came to my mind when I thought about you,

I go, "Oh, he's in the NBA."

-But he called me up and asked me to do a little part,

and I was so grateful to be able to work with him,

to be able watch him work.

He's so precise. He's so specific.

He knows exactly what he wants and how to get it.

I mean, it's pretty impressive,

and I'm really excited to be a part of it.

-I want to show a clip. -Yeah.

-Here's Zachary Quinto in "High Flying Bird."

Take a look at this.

-Please don't put me in the category with everybody else.

-Right, 'cause your blood is in the game.

You care about the game.

-You think this is personal?

You think I'm here because my feelings are hurt?

[ Chuckles ]

Do you like this?

-Well, I hate this part of the job.

-What part? Are you firing me?

-No, but it's bad news. Pump's off near six months.

The sand's drying up in the mirage.

I know -- I messed that metaphor up,

but you know what I'm saying.

You've been in this all your life.

-So, you have been calling me, leaving me messages

to tell me that this is my life's work.

-Look, why do you got to be snippy?

-Snip--

-Ooh! Zachary Quinto, everybody!

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The Off-Road Challenge | Consumer Reports - Duration: 5:50.

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Welcome, to the Consumer Reports Auto Test Track.

This 327 acre facility is designed

to push cars, trucks, and other vehicles to their limits--

hydroplaning pools, skid pads, and this rock hill,

which I'm about to experience right now.

Hey, Ryan, ready to do this?

Yeah.

Let's do it.

All right, man.

Let's go.

So give me an overview of exactly what it

is that we're doing here today.

We're going to go off-roading.

Take this vehicle up the boulders

that we have actually cemented into place

so that they don't move.

Ryan says, if you're going to just drive on dirt roads,

you'll probably be fine with the kind of all wheel drive

SUV you see on the roads today.

But if you're going to drive up something like the rock hill

we're about to tackle, you're going

to need a series off-road vehicle.

We have this rock hill here because some car manufacturers

claim their vehicle has off-road abilities.

Right.

And we're here to see if it lives up to its claim.

First, Ryan, puts the vehicle into what's called,

low range four wheel drive, which

should allow us to crawl up boulders like these.

All right.

Here we go.

Yeah.

So a little momentum will help get you over these rocks,

if you are a little low on traction.

You also want to choose a path that

looks as smooth as possible.

Suddenly, hear the wheels spinning as the vehicle lurches

into a rut.

It appears as though we're stuck.

Well, we're skidding, man.

Yeah.

A little bit.

Whoa.

Jeez.

That was a struggle.

Yeah.

Why was that a struggle?

The tires are wet because we drove on the grass

at the bottom.

And then, it just-- they're literally wet,

and they struggle with it.

Ryan's been here before.

He knows what to do.

He lets the car go backwards a few feet

before we can continue up the hill.

The very first thing, before you ever get yourself

into one of these situations, is don't get in over your head.

Make sure you know the vehicle's, and your, abilities.

How much of the driver is in control of this?

Or does the vehicle just do everything?

It's man and machine.

So I'm trying to keep a steady throttle, and a little bit

of momentum, to keep it moving.

Momentum is key.

It will help you get up that next rock.

That was really cool, Ryan.

Yeah.

It's a lot of fun.

Isn't it?

So what are the takeaways?

Always go with another vehicle.

Just in case you do get stuck, you

can either have someone go get help, or they can pull you out.

Have a full size spare tire with you--

a donut's not going to be sufficient,

and some light tools.

Ryan says, take a small shovel to potentially

dig your way out, a toe strap, in case

you need to be towed out, basic pliers, an adjustable wrench,

hammer, gloves, and a portable light.

I'm keen to give the rock hill a try.

But first, Ryan, wants to check out my driving skills

in an off-road situation we're all more likely to encounter--

driving on dirt.

This is a more typical vehicle that you

would see on the roads.

But this does have some off-road abilities as well--

bigger tires, more ground clearance.

Right.

This is an all wheel drive vehicle.

But you'd still want to pay attention.

You don't want to drive into any big ruts,

or over any big rocks that might damage anything underneath.

I mean, we just drove over a pretty good sized rock,

and, you know, it didn't scrape underneath the body.

So this is the, like, the perfect type of vehicle

for terrain like this, but without it being extreme.

Exactly.

It's super practical.

That's enough of the beginner slopes.

Now, it's time for the main event--

the rock hill.

I think it's time for you to try it.

You think I can do it?

I'll walk you through it.

All right.

The first thing, is you want to be gentle on the throttle.

Give it some throttle.

You don't want to be bouncing.

You don't want to go too fast, or the vehicle jumps up

and bounce slams down on rocks.

So go slow.

Yeah.

You want to go slow, but you want

to give a little bit of momentum.

Watch where we're going.

You want to choose a path for the tires that

looks the smoothest possible.

All right.

Here we go.

Oh, whoa, man, this is really bumpy.

Yep.

That's good.

Keep that momentum.

OK.

All right.

Maybe turn it a little bit.

Turn a little to the right.

Yeah.

Just keep that throttle.

See if you can drive out of it.

Whoa.

Yep.

The one thing you want to keep in mind,

too, is I know a couple of times we got a little bit sideways

on the hill.

Yeah.

You want to avoid that.

You never want to go across the hill that steep, sideways.

OK.

Back in.

Get a little-- yep.

Get that wheel-- straighten the wheel back out.

You're getting power.

Yep.

Yep.

Yeah.

Yeah.

A little-- when you get that momentum,

you can kind of roll with it.

Oh, man.

It's bumpy.

That's-- two hands on the wheel.

Yeah.

You're professional now.

That was really cool.

Yeah.

It's a lot of fun.

Isn't it?

Absolutely.

For your first time, that was excellent.

And that was bumpy.

But I felt like I was in full control of the car.

That was such an awesome driving experience, Ryan.

Testers here don't just evaluate whether a truck can make it

up the hill.

They look at appropriate ground clearance,

whether you can step on the throttle

without the vehicle lurching ahead, and in turn,

bouncing the vehicle as you go uphill,

and whether the suspension flex is

enough to allow the wheels to stay

in contact with the ground.

Ryan says, it's important to pick the right vehicle

for the right terrain.

Not all of off-roading is the same.

And keep your momentum steady and smooth.

I did it.

Yeah.

That was good.

Yes.

That felt great, Ryan.

Awesome, man.

Thank you so much.

It's been a fascinating day learning about what

vehicles can do off-road.

And I feel like what I learned here may make

me a better driver on-road.

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5 Exercises You Should NEVER DO AGAIN | Top 5 WORST Exercises Everyone Should AVOID - Duration: 2:46.

5 Exercises You Should NEVER DO AGAIN | Top 5 WORST Exercises Everyone Should AVOID

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New Leaked KTM RC390 Model 2019 Running Test In Austria | KTM RC390 New Model 2019 | Mich Motorcycle - Duration: 2:06.

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American Staffordshire Terrier Compilation NEW - Duration: 10:02.

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ENFPs & IDEALISTs, MY AWESOME CAREER ADVICE - Dreams Around The World - Duration: 11:16.

Hey Dan here and this may be the most important video I make this year about

career and career advice for idealist types. This is you if you are an ENFP, an

INFP, an INFJ or an ENFJ personality type and there's a very important reason

that this applies to all four of these types. Myself I am an ENFP. Now if you're

new to the channel my name is Dan and this is Dreams Around The World where my

mission is to help you become the best version of yourself all while creating

the most awesome life possible for you and those you love. Now when we're

thinking about our career and ultimately this even goes back to like college

major or university major because that's what is going to lead into your career,

for many people it is I think there's something that's really, really important

to realize is we have our perception of what the job will be and maybe we have a

list of careers, you know: lawyer, doctor, accountant, like careers

that we think would be a good fit for us and then you have the reality of what

it's actually like and this is extremely extremely important for idealist to get

clear on both sides of the equation here. I remember when I was in high school I

thought about being a lawyer and I loved that show The Practice, right, where it

was - I don't know if you've ever seen it it was a TV show back then where you

have these lawyers and they'd always win the cases through some elaborate, really

intelligent but kind of scheming way of like just presenting their argument or

having a witness turn at the end or whatever it was and to me - I was like:

Yeah I'm really creative, I love problem-solving, that would be great. As

some of you may know, especially if you're lawyers, the reality of being a

lawyer is usually more like a glorified secretary where you're just proofreading

documents all day essentially. Now of course you work your way up and of

course there are lawyers who do a lot more practice in trials but a lot of the

lawyers I know they describe themselves as basically glorified

secretaries and spend most of their days just reading and proofing documents each

and every single day. So if you're an idealist type I can pretty much

guarantee three things are important for you for your career choice. One: You care

about the big picture, right, you don't want to be working in

the details, you want to understand the purpose of what you're doing and the

overall like big picture what's our strategy, what are we working towards,

what is the point of all this and to you that might seem crazy like - yeah, of

course, why do you even need to say that? But the truth is a lot of people don't

care, a lot of people are like - Hey, this is my job I do my job, I don't really

care what the effect is on the world or anything else and that leads me to my

second point. As an idealist you probably care about your jobs effect on the world

right you're not one of those people who can work for some evil company poisoning

the water and say well it's my job if I didn't do it someone else would do it

because you may be smarter than that and you have a soul and so you don't want to

be working an environment where maybe your particular work isn't murdering

babies but down the line of what you're doing some babies are being murdered and

ultimately it's your responsibility as well. And the third thing is you probably

care about harmony you'd rather work in a peaceful environment where you get

along with most people you might be a little bit competitive, you might care

about succeeding, but you're not ultra competitive you don't want to work in

one of those environments where everyone's trying to take down each other and

strive for the top there's, you know, 50 people competing for one job at the top

and you're all tearing each other apart that is appealing to some people, some

people thrive in that competitive environment. That's not me and that's

probably not you as well so keeping those three things in mind you want to

look at the reality of the type of work you'll actually be doing. The truth is

that for many professions what you learn in school is probably going to be the

most fun and the bigger picture stuff compared with the real world. Let me give

you an example. I've heard this from multiple architects - ENFPs in the case of

everyone I've heard this from - where they went to school, they loved design, they

loved the thought of creating a whole building, designing a living space for

people and when they got their architecture degree that's what they did,

right - when you're in school you design entire buildings or projects and you

get to think big picture. The reality once they got into the work world was

little details, more like secretarial or in

type work and just really unfulfilled and unsatisfying work and in all the

cases the people I've spoken to have wanted to change out or have already

quit and changed out of that profession after in some ways wasting many years of

their life studying it. I don't think it's a total waste because they probably

learned a lot about themselves and develop parts of their personality but

nonetheless a big financial and time investment into something they

ultimately didn't want to do. Now why this happens? There's many reasons. One is

of course we tend to assume the best, we tend to glorify things, so we think about

being a lawyer or an architect or a doctor and we think about the best parts

of it and perhaps what we see in movies and TV. The other thing is that the world

in general is moving to bigger and bigger companies and so yes I bet if you

go and work for some little architecture firm with two architects and two

assistants, you're going to be designing entire projects and you're gonna have

more responsibilities but if you want to go work for a firm with a hundred people -

yeah that's what happens is basically the fun stuff moves to the top and the

not fun stuff moves down the pyramid and that's the way the world in general is

trending toward with bigger and bigger companies, so something else to keep in

mind. Let me give you a couple other examples and then I have some advice to

share about what you can do to prevent making this kind of mistake. Think about

coaching which is essentially what I do, I mean there's maybe more to what I do

but I consider myself a coach, I work with people to help them create a more

awesome life for themselves. Coaching I would like to think is a noble

profession and is something that is positive for the world, right, and this is

something that would appeal to many idealist types. It's a good career for a

lot of idealist types. The reality, though, let's say you want to become a coach and

you go work for someone that you see on the surface, you idolize them - wow, this is

this great coach, I'm gonna go and we're gonna talk about how much we care about

people and how we can make the world better and then you get to it and you

realize - Oh, this person spends 90% of their time on their internet marketing,

figuring out like how they can run Facebook Ads to pack people into their

seminars and they don't really give a shit about helping

people. That kind of sucks, it could happen, right, you could also find an

amazing coach who really cares about the people, he serves and what he does and

work with that person. The reality is you have different ways of approaching the

same profession and if you pick the wrong place to work you're going to get

a very, very different experience than if you pick the right place to work. Last

example I'll give is therapy. The therapy again is something being a therapist I

should say is something that appeals to a lot of idealist types. We think about

again helping people learning about psychology learning about the brain like

- yeah sign me up, that's awesome! The reality is we can have that really

awesome fulfilling work or you can be a therapist who gets stuck with insurance

claims dealing with government paperwork with roadblocks, dealing with clients who

don't really want to change or make any difference and are constantly

frustrating you or you could end up working in a larger organization that

burdens you with paperwork and bureaucracy and takes away all the fun

out of it and well you want to learn and develop and become better and better,

they really just care about how many patients can you build per day, how much

money can you put through the system. Now it might feel like I'm becoming debbie

downer here but that is not the point of this video. The point of this video is to

encourage and challenge you to dive deeper into an area before you pursue it.

If you're thinking about your university or college major, why not go work or

intern at some office or for someone or at the very least do what are called

informational interviews where you just call up an architect call 10 of them up

or email them - if you're young I'm sure you don't even know what a phone call is,

but you know or what email is for that matter, so I guess tweet them or whatever

and say - Hey, can I come by and bring you a cup of coffee or can we go for lunch,

I'm a young student, I'm thinking about becoming an architect, can I just ask you

some questions about the profession and actually learn what is the day-to-day

like, what do you actually do, like okay you're an architect, you build a building,

but what is involved in that day-to-day? Is it sitting around like doing LSD and

dreaming about this incredible building or is it

like doing little diagrams and filing paperwork with the local government and

getting all this clearance and coordinating with engineers and things

that may be fun for you or may not be fun for you, so figure out how the person

spends 80 to 90 percent of their time. That would be my main focus is how do

you really spend your time and that is going to give you a much better picture.

The other thing is you might meet with three or four and I would encourage you

to do this three or four different people with the same profession and find

out - Hey, this company has a really hostile work environment, people seem to

butt heads, they don't really get along, this company is really fun and people

seem to enjoy themselves and they're a lot more creative and that will give you

again a chance to find the full range of people and also find a place that maybe

once you graduate you want to actually work at and avoid the ones that would

become quite a nightmare. One of the really sad things is that a lot of

professions that people invest heavily in go to schools spend 4 to 7, 8, 9, 10

years in and a lot of money to become once you're in them they also have this

hierarchy that doesn't allow you to bounce around that much, you know, if you

become a lawyer it's fairly well known if you want to work your way up to

becoming a partner, you don't bounce around firms too much, right, you invest

your time at one firm so it doesn't give you nearly as much wiggle room to be

like- Oh I started at this firm, I don't like these people, I'm gonna switch as

would probably be beneficial hence putting in more time early on to find

the right place to work at the right environment for you is going to be

really, really important. In the comments below I want to know: Have you ever made

a mistake picking a career or major where on the outside it looked appealing

and then once you got into it, it wasn't so much? Share your experience in the

comments because you'll help other people perhaps learn from you and avoid

a similar mistake and that's what we're all about here in this community. If you

are new to the channel I would love for you to subscribe. I publish new videos

every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 6 a.m. Eastern. Hit the subscribe button

and the bell and I will catch you in the next video soon!

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韓国軍、日本哨戒機の低空飛行画像を公開！ - Duration: 6:10.

Korean army, Japan patrol aircraft released low-flying images! (Translated by google.com)

Japan's patrol aircraft again faced a low altitude threatening flight against Korean ships,

The Korean army released 5 images that were taken at the time by radar at that time.

The Korean Defense Ministry is scheduled to open on January 23 at 2:03 pm

We released an image taken with anti-aircraft radar of Daegyeong Ship (DDH-977), which is currently operating near Isola.

Time, distance, altitude, etc. are recorded on the radar screen.

Azimuth angle 143 degrees, distance 0.3 mile from ship (about 540 m),

It is recorded that the altitude is about 200 feet (about 60 m).

A Korean military official said, "The Japanese said that the low-altitude flight is not a fact but the record can not tell a lie."

The Korean army also released a capture image of the patrol aircraft taken with a video camera along with the radar record.

Both the ruling party and the Democratic Party received reports from the Joint Chiefs of Staff headquarters concerning Japan's patrol aircraft threatening flight.

Policy chairperson after the private meeting

"In the case of Aegis destroyers, you can recognize things that come closer, even if they are several tens of miles apart, and warning communications by stage"

"We will consider ways to positively respond to warning communication strength etc."

A spokesperson for the hospital said, "As Japan repeats threatening flight

Is not there an intention to try to ensure the legitimacy of threatening flight internationally? "

"It is also possible to think that we intend to acquire radar irradiation again" and so on.

Article Source: http://bit.ly/2CQmSM3 http://bit.ly/2CQmZqX http://bit.ly/2CQnaCD http://bit.ly/2CIBJIl

Korean reaction

What are you doing without shooting down though evidence was secured?

Can not do anything just by hanging out every day?

Let's fight a bit aggressively this time.

Let 's insist on right by questioning prominently without hiding behind diplomacy, strategy, etc behind such a story.

It is not a country but a war criminal. Ask the UN Security Council.

Is the reconnaissance patrol aircraft Kamikaze is threatening flight?

If the altitude is 60 meters, is not the water surface visible?

All defense officials did not listen to Moon Jayne's missiles,

We have to develop advanced weapons such as battleships, submarines, drone weapons and deploy them in actual war.

I do not need such a picture now.

We just do the same threatening flight on Japanese warships.

Truth bullies do not mean anything here.

This photo release

It is a counter-argument against the Japanese Defense Ministry's remark that securing an altitude of 150 m and properly operating it.

To improve reliability the military also released a screen of anti-aircraft radar.

Our enemies are enemies of all states and organizations that violate territory and sovereignty.

The Communist Party is an enemy. The beginning of the problem is removing the Communist Party from the enemy.

Why does the Ministry of National Defense change the story?

Why is it a threat of patrol aircraft, whether or not they shoot radar with the intention of capturing North Korean fishing vessels?

Mourning of the Ministry of Defense.

Exposed all the confiscation of the ship.

Do you really military threaten the Korean partner?

150 m is a relevant provision of civil aircraft, not regulation of military aircraft.

It is bullshit itself that there is no problem 150 m from the beginning.

When you fire from now on, the president will publish it and do it.

It is what Japan wants ....

Comment Source: http://bit.ly/2CIXYh2 http://bit.ly/2CHxT24 http://bit.ly/2CICmSd

The idea of ​​Japanese editors

I do not know the intention of the Japanese side at all,

Even if it is 540 meters away, I'm not sure if it is a problem if I fly low-altitude.

It is to say that low air flight is intimidating no matter how far it is by the Korean army.

It seems that accurate time has come, so it would be better for the Japanese side to issue a flight record.

Is not that a problem as expected?

And apologize if it is low and close, otherwise you only have to fight.

This problem is this problem, the other problems are other problems.

It is strange that in the previous issue

Although the information did not come out easily including the public disclosure from the South Korean side,

Confidential information was opened to the public this time.

The problem will progress as long as submitting information on the previous issue at the same level,

Is there also a reason why something can not be done?

On the contrary, this time it appeared so smoothly this time, is there no problem as the interior of the military?

There was also a way to confront the Japanese side privately.

After all, the Korean side does not know who it is trying to notify.

It will be reflected in the eyes of the public and the eyes of North Korea if it is released.

I think that I am also acting with consciousness of only the two.

It is not engaging in dialogue with Japan but appealing to the nation and the north.

Of course, the Korean side will have various intentions.

Korea criticized Japan as not having an intention to settle, but I think that it is the same in Korea.

Rather than solving this problem

Is not it trying to realize more important things through these problems?

Thank you for your viewing.

If you do not mind, please evaluate the movie.

Either good evaluation, bad evaluation, it does not matter.

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Phineas a Ferb - Klaun Hnusák - Duration: 0:22.

♪ Meat with roasted cucumber, ♪

♪ prepared by Slushy the Clown. ♪

That clown is very much missing.

♪ Meat with roasted cucumber, ♪

♪ prepared-♪

No, it is not.

♪ Meat with roasted cucumber, ♪

♪ prepared by Slushy the Clown. ♪

Ah, how I hate the song.

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Gummibär - CHO KA KA O _ Choco Song | Long English Version GummyBear | Gummibär | Songs for Kids - Duration: 2:25.

Gummibär - CHO KA KA O _ Choco Song | Long English Version GummyBear | Gummibär | Songs for Kids

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Downton Abbey exhibition en New York y Highclere Castle en Inglaterra - Duration: 5:07.

In 2018 we were lucky to visit the Downton Abbey exhibition in New York in May.

And in the month of August we visited what was the Downton Abbey residence in the series, the Highclere Castle mansion in England

In 2018 the temporary exhibition with costumes and recreation of the Downton Abbey stages was presented in New York.

Highclere Castle located in Hampshire, England, was during the six seasons of the series, the mansion Downton Abbey

The scenes were filmed in this mansion, but the ground floor (that of the servants), does not exist in the house and was shot in London studios.

Ladys and gentleman I have been expecting you there's an unusual privilege to welcome

you below stairs I do hope you're hiding everything here

to be really don't mind me.Coming

The series consisted of six seasons and was broadcast between 2010 and 2015.

The exhibition transports you inside the mansion, making you go through each of the corners and the life of the Grantham family and their servants.

The antiques that are seen in the series were obtained from private collections as well as in antique markets

In the exhibition there are more than fifty garments of the costumes used during the filming. The collection of both party and bridal dresses is impressive, as are the costumes and clothing of the servants.

Located in England, Highclere Castle has served as the stage for the series, and soon we will see the film set in it too.

It offers different types of tours, gardens, mansion, etc., for information and reservation of tickets: highclerecastle.co.uk

For information about the exhibition, in which city it is currently and tickets: downtonexhibition.com

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स्टार प्लस का नया शो "The Voice" हुआ लॉन्च | The Voice | Armaan Malik | Adnan Sami | Kanika Kapoor - Duration: 4:05.

स्टार प्लस का नया शो "The Voice" हुआ लॉन्च | The Voice | Armaan Malik | Adnan Sami | Kanika Kapoor

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Higuain to Chelsea: Loan details, option to buy and more - Duration: 3:14.

 Premier League fans are used to seeing the phrase 'undisclosed fee' when it comes to transfers for their players, but in Italy they do things slightly different

 Juventus have revealed the full financial details behind Gonzalo Higuain's loan move to Chelsea after it was announced as confirmed this evening by both clubs

 The deal is an initial loan until the end of the campaign, with no fee incurred, however the Blues have the option of extending the loan for another 12 months for a fee of €18million (£15

7million).  The Blues can also buy the Argentine on a permanent basis for a fee of €36million (£31

4million) which would have to be paid over two years should he move be a success.    The statement from Juventus read : "Juventus Football Club S

p.A. announces that the agreement with AC Milan S.p.A. for the temporary transfer of the player Gerardo Gonzalo Higuain has been terminated and, at the same, the agreement with Chelsea Football Club Ltd for the loan, until 30 June 2019, of the player has been finalized

These operations do not generate any significant economic effects in the current financial year

 "The agreement also grants to Chelsea FC the options to extend the duration of the loan until 30 June 2020, for a consideration of €18million to be paid in 2019/2020 financial year, or to acquire the registration rights of the player on a permanent basis for €36 million to be paid in two financial years

"  It certainly seems like a short-term fix, while the Blues are set to welcome back Tammy Abraham and Michy Batshuayi from their loan deals in the summer to put some pressure on the Argentine

 Olivier Giroud's current contract with the Blues is set to expire in the summer, while Alvaro Morata is close to a move to Atletico Madrid

Chelsea's transfer plans for January  With the January transfer window in full swing, football

london want to hear from Chelsea fans on the business they want to see from the club in the first month of 2019 and their view on the season so far under Maurizio Sarri

 Take part by completing our survey below or click here if you cannot see the form

 Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football

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Gimp: Man Of Steel - Click by Click Beginners Tutorial. - Duration: 10:11.

In this tutorial, we are going to make a man of steel.

I hope you like the effect.

One way to open our image, is by click and drag our image

from our image folder into Gimp, like so.

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

This technique works best when our source image has good contrast,

especially in the face.

Go to view, zoom and fit image in window.

Then we right click on the layer and click on add alpha channel.

In this way the layer can have transparency.

We make a duplicate of this layer,

by clicking the duplicate button at the bottom of thelayers panel.

Double click on its name and rename it face.

Hit enter.

Now we go to the toolbox and we make the paths tool active.

If you are not familiar with this tool, you can find a link in the top of your screen

to a short and simple tutorial about the paths tool.

In a few minutes, you will know how to work with this tool.

In the tool options we click on the configure tab icon.

Then on tool options menu and on reset all tool options.

In the dialog box we can just click reset.

In this way the tool options of all tools are back at their default settings.

Now we are going to select the face.

We can zoom in and out by holding the Ctrl key and rolling the mouse wheel.

We are going to make a path around the face.

Usually it is best to stay just a little bit inside the boundaries of our subject.

But in this case however, it is better to make the path a bit

on the outside of the boundaries.

When we press and hold the mouse wheel, we can, by moving the mouse, move the image.

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

We will speed up the video now.

To close the path, we hover the last node over the first one.

Then we hold the Ctrl key and we can click to close the path.

Now go to the tool options and hit the button selection from path.

Make the whole image visible by pressing Ctrl+Shift+J.

Click on a random tool in the tool box to make the path invisible.

Go to colors, desaturate and again desaturate.

Just click okay in the dialog box.

Go back to colors and now to brightness and contrast.

We increase the brightness to about 20 and the contrast to about 40.

When using an image of your own, you might want to adjust these values to get a similar contrast.

Then click okay.

Go to filters, blur and selective gaussian blur.

Make the radius 30.

Now this may take a moment, depending on your system, to become visible.

You can see that the selection lines disappear while Gimp is applying the effect.

Selective Gaussian blur is only applied if the difference between its value and the value

of the surrounding pixels is less than the defined Delta value.

So, contrasts are preserved because difference is high on contrast limits.

When the marching ants are visible again, the layer is blurred, and we can hit okay.

We are going to copy this selection.

Go to edit and hit copy.

Again to edit and now to paste as, and here we click on new layer.

Make a duplicate by clicking the duplicate button.

Go to colors in the menu bar.

Here we click on invert, to invert the black and white.

Change the mode of this layer to difference.

Then we right click on the top layer and click merge down.

Double click on the pasted layers name and rename it steel.

Hit enter.

Once more we go to colors and we click on invert again.

Back to colors and now we hit posterize.

This tool is designed to intelligently weigh the pixel colors of the selection or active layer

and reduce the number of colors while maintaining a semblance

of the original image characteristics.

This works also in black and white images, layers or selections.

We can choose any posterize level we like.

In this case I have chosen 4.

Now we can click okay.

Back to filters, blur, and this time we choose the regular gaussian blur.

Make the blur size 2,5 and again, when using an other image,

you might want to change this value, according to the size of your image.

The goal is to soften the hard edges just a little bit.

Click okay.

Go to select and click on none to deselect the selection.

In the next step we are going to work on the eyes and the teeth.

Make a new layer, by clicking the new layer icon.

Name it eyes.

The mode should be normal and the fill with transparency.

Click okay.

Then we make, in the toolbox, the paintbrush active.

Swap the foreground/background colors, so white is our foreground color.

Make sure you have brush hardness 050.

Zoom in to the teeth and make them white, like so.

Use the bracket keys to change the brush size.

And here too we can use Ctrl+Z to undo.

Then move to the eyes and paint the eye-white as shown in the video.

Now we make in each eye a glimmer light.

Press Ctrl+Shift+J. We are going to give the black and white a bit of a steel blueish color.

Click on the new layer button.

Name it blueish and click okay.

Right click on the middle layer and click on alpha to selection.

In this way everything that is not transparent, is selected.

Make the blueish layer active again.

Then make in the toolbox the color picker active.

Check the option sample merged, so when we pick a color, we can choose from all the layers.

Click on a bright blue area.

Then we can click and drag the blue color

from the foreground color button into the image.

Make the mode of this layer soft light.

This is just a little bit more subtle then the mode overlay.

Now we can reduce the opacity to about 30, or to whatever looks good to you.

By clicking the eye of this layer of and on we can see the difference.

Press Ctrl+Shift+A to deselect.

As you can see, somewhere during the process there has appearedthe

a soft lining around selected area.

This is especially good visible in the darker areas.

To remove this we first right click on the middle layer and hit alpha to selection again.

Now we go to select and click on shrink.

We shrink the selection with 5 pixels, and click okay.

Back to select and now we click on invert.

And finally we go to edit and hit clear.

Press Ctrl+shift+A to deselect and we can see that there are no more lines.

Hit Ctrl+Shift+J and click on one of the other layers to make the yellow dotted lines invisible.

And there we have our man of steel.

I hope you have fun with this tutorial.

Please do not forget to like and comment, to support my channel.

It is greatly appreciated.

Thank you for watching.

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Earth Drill (by mobirix) - Trailer Gameplay Game (Android, iOS) HQ - Duration: 10:08.

Earth Drill (by mobirix) - Trailer Gameplay Game (Android, iOS) HQ