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Benefits of Working with Deaf and Hard of Hearing Mentors - Duration: 2:37.
Yes!
Why not get involved?
What are you waiting for?
Don't drag your feet just because you're a little scared.
Come join us!
The Deaf Mentor program is ready to support you in everything!
You don't have to be ashamed of having a deaf child.
I do understand how some people may feel.
They have told me about feeling ashamed, or their fear of criticism, or other issues.
Don't think that way.
Get rid of all of those negative thoughts.
Be positive, have faith, and go for it!
People are going to offer suggestions but you don't have to follow what they say.
They are just suggestions not requirements.
We are not going to say you are wrong or don't do that.
We may make suggestions and if it doesn't work, we go back, tweak it and try again.
So don't get discouraged!
Our suggestions are to help you grow in your relationship and communication with your kids...
to make sure they're not left behind in their education.
...or left behind in communication.
We don't want them to feel alone!
We want them to be involved with YOU and your family.
Doing things together.
We don't want them to feel separated... held back or frustrated.
It's going to be important for you to ask your deaf mentor how to deal with your kids
when they are behaving differently.
The mentor may have a chance to observe the behavior,
and offer explanations.
They may take a moment to talk with your kid, to listen and get a sense of what they are
feeling.
But understand that it's not just between the two of them.
It needs to be everyone working as team to clearly understand how
the deaf child feels and provide support and encouragement.
Get involved with the deaf community, deaf culture, sign language, … oral speech,
even practicing speech with them.
You can teach them about your culture, your heritage, or your traditions.
They are going to learn from you and become successful.
And in the future when they are grown up, they will say "thank you
for supporting me and giving me a sense of pride."
That's what my grandfather did for me.
He was an important part of my life and a great role model.
He was always supportive and involved in everything.
That is how I developed my self-worth.
I didn't feel left out or alone.
I had a "I can do it" attitude.
You can help your kids feel the same way I did.
And they will!
They will know they can do anything, be independent and learn.
They are going to come to you for advice rather than feeling lost.
You can work together, ...and be successful.
And I know you will!
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top 5 videos actors don't want you to see - Duration: 7:16.
what is up guys it is wyatt here hitting
this
is a very secret message
please
pay attention
while
watching
this
video
i
think
i am
being
traced
by
the
US
government
bang
bang
open up
mutters "oh shit"
wait
give me
a
second
{opens up window}
bang
bang
/government\
5
4
3
2
1
CRASH!
the door is sprung open
"where
is
he
;sees window craced open;
oh
shit
he
went
out
of
the
window
<looks at computer>
oh
shit
he
wiped
the computer
find
him
quike
(back to wyatt)
looks down
oh
shit
im dead
hopfully
they wont
find
the
baby beastealty
porn on
my
co,mpuet
not paying attention
sees a big dog on ground
hay
puppy
trips
falls
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
~mid air thought~
only if i didint play little jimmy minecraft roblox simulator
cops look down
the window
oh shit
use magic
stop wyatt
just as he is falling
the end
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Don't fuck the ocean - Duration: 1:08.
Life is hard under the sea Cause there's plastic everywhere
8 million tons per year And nobody seems to care
But now there's a solution That everybody will see
A dildo made from plastic Taken straight from the sea
Don't f*uck the ocean (3x) Do it with yourself
My brother lives in a fishing net A friend swallowed a bottle cap
I raised my children in a plastic bag (But it's quite roomy, that's not too
bad!)
There's a bottle in my bed A sunscreen on my shell
So instead of f*cking with us Why don't you do it with yourself?
Don't f*uck the ocean Don't f*uck the ocean
Don't f*uck the ocean Do it with yourself
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バンドリ！ガールズバンドパーティ！【Don't be afraid】HARDプレイ動画 - Duration: 2:43.
For more infomation >> バンドリ！ガールズバンドパーティ！【Don't be afraid】HARDプレイ動画 - Duration: 2:43. -------------------------------------------
Trump I'll withdraw from NAFTA if we don't get a 'fair deal for all' - Duration: 13:23.
Trump I'll withdraw from NAFTA if we don't get a 'fair deal for all'
President Donald Trump said Thursday that his willingness to renegotiate NAFTA came
with a warning to the leaders of Mexico and Canada: that he is fully prepared to back
out of the trade pact "if we do not reach a fair deal for all."
Still, Trump sounded an optimistic tone in a pair of Thursday morning posts to Twitter.
"I received calls from the President of Mexico and the Prime Minister of Canada asking
to renegotiate NAFTA rather than terminate," Trump wrote.
"I agreed, subject to the fact that if we do not reach a fair deal for all, we will
then terminate NAFTA.
Relationships are good-deal very possible!"
The White House's initial announcement that Trump would not immediately initiate the removal
of the U.S. from NAFTA came Wednesday in a readout of the president's calls with his
Mexican and Canadian counterparts.
Trump, who railed against multi-nation trade deals like NAFTA on the campaign trail, promised
in his 100-day contract with voters to either renegotiate the agreement or remove the U.S.
from it.
Read
the entire
story in Source, link
in description.
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Don't Hate Me Jingle Punks with lyrics - Duration: 3:36.
No, oh, oh, oh, oh, no, oh, oh, no, oh, oh, oh.
Oh no girl, now wait just a minute I've got something to say, you should hear
it, oh.
I'm happy to make time for your feelings, you have to admit I already do.
Let's just break it down, to you and me uptown, dancing all around till the disco ball pops.
But I have to be me and everyone can see
the anger is misplaced and I'm gonna tell ya.
Don't hate me cause I get attention, don't turn me into what I'm not.
I have to be me 24/7, and I am never gonna stop.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, oh, no, oh, no, no, oh, oh, oh.
And I am never gonna stop.
Come on.
Listen to me.
I've tried so many times to tell ya, this is as good as I can be.
What isn't it enough to be faithful, and also be the hit of the party.
Let's just break it down, to you and me uptown, dancing all around till the disco ball pops.
But I have to be me and everyone can see, the anger is misplaced and I'm gonna tell
ya.
Don't hate me cause I get attention, don't turn me into what I'm not.
I have to be me 24/7, and I am never gonna stop, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, never gonna stop, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
I'm never gonna stop, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, I'm never gonna stop.
I'm never gonna stop, no baby, never gonna stop, no baby, yeah.
I'm never gonna stop no babe, never gonna stop, no baby.
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Respect Marriage but Don't worship marriage TD Jakes 2017 (Love Series) - Duration: 4:47.
number six Respect marriage
respect marriage I want I want to just start with that one phrase
respect marriage
when you know somebody's married
Don't be all up in their face
His wife just insecure no you just went too far
give yourself a little test
when you find yourself becoming critical
you like the one person
but you're very critical of the companion
Start examining your motives
because whatever they got they got that going on
and you really don't have anything to do with it
so if you find yourself being real opinionated
about their relationship you probably have gotten too far over into
that
I respect marriage it's just her
because when you get somebody
you gonna act funny when people are all up in their face
and inappropriate and they are falling all over them
Respect marriage while you're single
so you don't have to reap that
and when I say respect marriage
that includes being some spare tire
somebody who gets seen every few months
and all that kind stuff
It get encompasses all of that
and if you even goes down how you conduct yourself around people
that are married
you just respect it
It doesn't mean that you can't be nice
can't be polite can't do business
but there are certain lines you don't cross
because you wouldn't want anybody to treat your interests
like that so you that
Respect marriage
but do not worship it
don't worship it
don't worship marriage as if it is the end all
of what life is because if you are single
and you you worship the idea of marriage when you if you ever do get married it
won't live up to your idea and when it doesn't live up to your idea every time
you find something that deliver to your idea you'll quit because you must
understand that God's name is jealous the Bible says that the Lord is that his
name is jealous and that he will have no other gods before and certain people
worship marries they worship having somebody in their life they make an idol
out of having other people they worship the idea of marry and you're never going
to find anybody you're looking for mr. right and miss right they don't exist
they're not they're the closest you will get is mr. almost and miss pretty close
and if you get about there Thanks respective are you ready for the next
one this was really gonna get you know live and budget within your means
When you are in debt
it affects your personality your contentment
your happiness
it makes you make poor decisions because you need help
you got a temporary problem and you make a permanent decision
because you're in a temporary cramp and you allow
dollar signs to control your attractions
where in if you just live within your means
it would be better to live within your means
so that you can make an intelligent decision
not based on well
I'm a money be made cat
anime he got a car if you see about the car
he drilled left
in it what difficulty
because three or four years ago
he'll still be there
if you live within a budget
if you budget and live within your means
you don't have to make the decisions based on your excesses
so I can think you're not looking for
some messiah
to get you out of trouble live and budget within your means
ia any of this helpful
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【危険】 絶対に真似しないでください2 Don't Try This At Home - Duration: 6:21.
Hey, kids it's me
You look like Dr. Haji...
Mario...
Yeah...Mario
Hey, kids it's me PDRsan
My disciple Jenni
Disciple?
Yeah
Dude, I thought you knew
I have tons of disciples
Who?
Chochin
Takoyaki
VFXels
Zombie-chang
H!ra
Pewdiepie
Wait, Pew...
Nevermind
Anyway, my disciple Jenni
made a video mixing a bunch of energy drinks and drinking it
and you're going to rip that off
Wait and see
First lets review her video
I don't want to be sick anymore
I came up with something
These are all energy drinks
The video idea is pretty generic
but
it's also something that's bound to pull in the views
so I'll give you a pass
You finished the drink which is always good to see
Nice reaction
BUT
YOU ONLY USED A BIT FROM EACH BOTTLE
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE REST?
WHO ARE YOU? HAJIME??
Are you okay?
Anyway
I'm going to show my disciple
the right way
to make a video where you mix a bunch of energy drinks
Here are my energy drinks
They're not all the same as Jenni's
but that doesn't matter
as long as you mix a bunch of random shit together
you're good to go
First I'm going to put a bit of each into this flask
just like Jennni
*the mixing song*
Time to drink
Remember
Your reaction is very important
You can do a cute reaction like Jenni
but if you continue doing that
people will be like "Stop trying to act cute!!!"
so you need a bit of variation
do something different
The most popular one is
The over reaction
Most Youtubers
in Challenge type videos
will over react
because that's what people want to see (I think)
Bottoms up
Also kids don't try this at home
It's probably bad for your heart...or something
If you do this and die
don't blame me
Please don't die though
and that's an example of an over reaction
Still alive
Wooo
Now what are we going to do with what's left of the energy drinks
well first we are going to dump it into this
add a banana
last
add some soy milk or milk
Let's
Mix
Looks good
Looks like mango juice or something
Wait, maybe we should change rooms
Okay now I'm ready to down this
Dude, why do you need to drink it in the bat...
SHUT UP!
*sigh*
Bottoms up
THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT JENNI!!!
THIS IS WHAT BEING A YOUTUBER IS ABOUT!!!
Not bad
Please give me a thumbs up if you enjoyed the video(^o^)b
don't forget to subscribe
I put a video out on my second channel yesterday
if you want to watch it click the side or the link down below ^^
Bye !!!(^-^)
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What You Don't Know About Denzel Washington's Marriage - Duration: 4:58.
Denzel Washington and Pauletta Pearson met in 1977.
Over the last four decades, they've managed to build a family and maintain a marriage
in a time and place where that seems almost unheard of.
How have they done it?
Here's a look at what you don't know about Denzel Washington's marriage.
Rumor and scandal
For years, unsubstantiated rumors have claimed that Denzel has been stepping out.
In 2003, tabloids alleged that Denzel was not only having an affair with his Out of
Time co-star Sanaa Lathan, but that she was pregnant with his child.
Lathan flatly denied the claim, telling Vibe,"[The rumor] got started because the movie had a
love scene with Denzel, and people took that and translated it to real life...
It's frustrating.
People are going to talk no matter what."
More rumors surfaced in 2013, when Denzel was supposedly either romancing a mystery
blonde or else having an affair with 2 Guns costar Paula Patton.
Then in 2016, rumors swirled that Denzel and Pauletta were getting a divorce due to his
supposed cheating.
But Denzel has consistently denied those rumors, and so far, the couple is still going strong.
Love at third sight
Their marriage may be the stuff of Hollywood legend now, but it didn't get off to the best
start.
Pauletta has publicly stated for years that she ended up paying for their first date.
But Denzel has a different story, claiming that he paid for most of it right up until
an unexpectedly long cab ride strained his bank account too far.
"And the meter's going and I'm going, 'ut oh...how far away does she live?"
"Oh, right."
"She paid."
That might explain why she actually said no the first two times he proposed, only accepting
on the third proposal.
And even then, the wedding had its hiccups too, as the reception ran out of food before
the couple had a chance to eat.
They ended up having to go to a local diner for fast food on their own wedding day!
The family that prays together stays together
Denzel Washington is one of Hollywood's famously religious stars, and it's evident in some
of his movies, like Book of Eli.
It's not surprising, either, given that his father was a Pentecostal preacher.
According to Christianity Today, he not only chooses roles that are in line with his values,
but he prays and reads the Bible every morning.
And Pauletta shares that faith.
In fact, the couple worked together on an audio version of the Bible called The Bible
Experience.
When they spoke to CBS News about just what it was that drew them to the project, they
both spoke about their steadfast belief that any answer to any problem could be found in
the pages of the Good Book, and that participating in making an audio version of that was going
to make it accessible to countless people.
For Pauletta's part, she considered it not only a privilege to work on the project, but
to do so with her husband.
"It's a true story.
And it's a… um… an ou-outline I thought for..
The original design of marriage."
Charity starts at home
Many actors and actresses spend their time championing a chosen cause or two, and Denzel
and Pauletta Washington are known for doing the same.
For instance, the couple have established a scholarship fund at Cedars-Sinai: the Pauletta
and Denzel Washington Family Gifted Scholars Program in Neuroscience.
The fund provides training opportunities for medical students as well as the financial
means to partner young students with researchers in their particular field of interest.
And in 2016, they jointly hosted a fundraiser for the Smithsonian's National Museum of African
American History and Culture, raising over $17 million.
The idea came from a family trip to the Holocaust museum in Israel.
Pauletta told Variety, "I asked my kids about it after we left and I could tell it haunted
them, too.
But it also made them think about their own history and they asked me where was a place
that told our [African American] story.
That hit me because I didn't know at the time this museum was in the making."
Hard work pays off
Hollywood is famous for scandals and short-term relationships, so it's no surprise that everyone
wants to know the secret behind the Washington's long marriage.
Denzel said on Reddit that "I just think that you have to work at it.
Not give up on each other.
It's a commitment.
It's not all the honeymoon, it doesn't last forever, so you work at it.
And hopefully you're good friends first, that might help!
Sometimes people get married for the right reasons."
"I got got a good woman, that's the first thing.
And uh..
You know… just keep working at it."
And Pauletta backed him up in a 2013 Ebony interview, saying there are plenty of ups
and downs, but it's all part of making a lifelong commitment.
"I live with this man.
I see the down part.
I see the sad part.
I see every part.
He has and knows he has that stability in me as his wife.
That gives him strength, regardless of if he misuses it.
I can't dwell on that.
But I do know that gives him a great platform to go and fly."
Keep on flying, Denzel and Pauletta!
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Don't Use Paddles for Triathlon Swim Training - Duration: 8:20.
- [Taren] I don't even care if we have kick
in the set today, I'm kicking.
(wooshing)
Antithetical, how's that for a five dollar word?
(wooshing)
Fabulous evening, so much romance.
(wooshing)
Morning, Trainiacs, gotta sneak in a very, very
quick, quick, quick swim this morning because
gotta get to the office.
We got a shoot with a client in the studio
with the brick background out.
Contraband pool box.
At,
whoops,
eight o'clock,
it is currently six o'clock
that means that I torture myself with a Coach Pat workout
for exactly one hour and then go soap up.
That might've been TMI.
Check this out. (laughs)
I don't even care if we have kick in set today,
I'm kicking.
(big, loud splash)
(splashing)
Funny story about that swim that's a little antithetical
to what you thought might be happening
while I'm training for a marathon swim.
Antithetical, how's that for a five dollar word?
Right there was a lot of speed, a lot of steady work,
a lot of strength work, might be saying to yourself,
"Taren, why would you do that while you're training
for a steady, long 10-hour marathon swim?"
Good point!
However, I'm not going to be doing marathon swims
for the rest of my life and the last time
I did the marathon swim training,
all I did was the long, slow steady work.
After the swim was done, my speed was gone.
I literally could not turn my arms over very quickly
so Coach Pat, being the wise man that he is,
every now and again he throws in workouts like that.
Kick that cadence up a notch,
reminder our body how to move quickly.
I threw all the hand paddles in the backpack
so that we can talk about that at the office because
I use hand paddles but I don't know
if you should be using hand paddles.
I'll talk about hand paddles.
Okay, I gotta ride now, safely.
There we go.
While we have this all fancy and set up and here,
that shoot was, do you remember, uh?
There we go.
A few weeks ago, when I said
there was something really exciting to share,
by the time you see this, I can talk about it.
That is the new Blackberry
and I abandoned Blackberry about
(stuttering) five to six years ago.
Never thought I'd go back.
This is the key one, we got a bunch of these in the office
because we're doing a lot of client work on it.
Kinda makes me wanna go back.
It's nice.
So I brought these little beauties to the office because
I had to get here for that shoot,
but I figured it was at least worth talking about.
I mentioned hand paddles before but we don't use them a ton
so I haven't ever explained more thoroughly
how often we use them, how we use them, why we use them,
and probably why you shouldn't use them.
So I didn't want to just show them off this morning
and then have a bunch of people be like,
"Oh yeah, gotta go get me some hand paddles because
Triathlon Taren uses them."
We, in our group, have two types of hand paddles.
We've got these contoured paddles
and these freestyle paddles from FINIS.
Now the differences are these paddes, if you can see there,
there we go.
THey're curved so they scoop in a lot of water,
they've got all these holes throughout
so it's not just a flat piece of plastic.
You put your whole hand in here so that it's nice and stable
whereas these, you only have one hand so it's unstable,
you've got that nice keel under the water,
and you've got that little scoop
for your hand to go like this.
This is way harder on your body than this.
These are used to build strength in your stroke
and ideally, in your lats because
you're gonna scoop a ton of the water
and you're gonna have to pull back your lats.
These are meant for refining your stroke,
making sure that you've got a nice, straight hand entry
and a straight pull back.
The reason that these are better for technique is because
if you're going at an angle or sideways,
the keel is gonna throw it way off
and you've gotta make sure
that your hand is in a straight position.
Also, if you're going back, to the side,
it's gonna throw itself off.
Basically, if you have an inefficient,
wonky stroke, at any point,
this is gonna start going like whap, whap, whap.
This is still gonna let you do
that inefficient, wonky stroke so
this is far safer than this.
So this I have no problem recommending to beginner swimmers
because it'll help you develop that nice, efficient stroke
and it's not gonna do it with a ton of risk.
I'm very cautious about recommending these
to new triathletes because these put a ton of stress
on your body when you have an inefficient stroke.
In my case, I can't use these for any more than,
I think, maybe, at the top end, I've got up to 800 meters
using these paddles in a set.
Have I been calling them fins this whole time?
And at around six, 800 meters, I can start telling
that my stroke is trying to compensate,
so things that I compensate with,
as I try to set the catch, I'll raise my shoulder to do that
because my lats are tiring out too much from this.
This is really risky because those little bits
of extra movement that aren't part of an efficient stroke
are what is going to lead to injuries
so what I would recommend is, yes, you can use this
to develop a good swim stroke.
You can also use this to develop a little bit more strength
without the risk of hurting yourself.
Down the road, if you wanna step it up a notch,
you can step it up to this, but do it really gradually.
One, 200 meters, maybe, see how hour body reacts to it.
If you start feeling little bits of aches and pains,
you can go to something that isn't contoured like this,
but it's just flat or a really small hand paddle.
And then in addition to that, when you start using this,
also assume that you've gotta increase the amount
of strength work that you put into maintaining your body.
So the reason that I was confident in throwing these on
right now is because I'm doing a ton of hanging,
a ton of core work, a ton of shoulder stability and mobility
and I knew that my body was gonna be able to handle this,
but like I say, even at 600 meters, I was like,
"Okay, done, that's enough of that."
Disclaimer of the hand paddles done.
Look at this, it's got keys. Keys.
You can type on it. What are these things?
(tapping)
Day of work, home, and then that stability work.
Alright, you wanna to seven minute halves with me?
Kim has four computers within an arms reach
and I'm the social media dude.
Alright Gracie, you gonna do seven minute halves?
Do dogs have abs?
The answer is please.
- [Taren] We're trying Core one routine on 19 seconds.
Haven't done that in a while.
(shuffling)
(beeping)
(shuffling) (beeping)
Hey Pete, come on, come say hi.
Trainiacs haven't seen you guys in a while.
These guys, you always smell their audio input.
And Gracie, you just stare at me.
Somebody noticed that you look at me
like my face is made of meat.
Let's say you and me watch some Survivor
and I finish up the rest of my strength routine?
- [Kim] That sounds like a fabulous evening.
Fabulous evening.
So much romance.
Bye Trainiacs.
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The Real Reason You Don't Hear From Sacha Baron Cohen Anymore - Duration: 5:10.
Hollywood was once very niiiiiice to Sacha Baron Cohen, the British comedian who broke
through in the U.S. with 2006's Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious
Nation of Kazakhstan.
"Welcome to our country."
"My name ah Borat."
"Ok, well, ah good good.
I'm not used to that but that's fine"
Centered around an often crude, sexist, racist and naïve reporter from Kazakhstan, the comedy
opened up opportunities for Cohen to star in a wide range of big movies like Talladega
Nights, The Dictator, Alice Through the Looking Glass, Les Misérables and more.
But despite that string of roles, Baron Cohen hasn't popped up on the big screen quite as
often as he once did — and here are a few reasons why.
Family man
Unlike many of his peers, Baron Cohen doesn't churn out multiple movies per year, and that's
by design.
Sacha and his wife, actress Isla Fisher, have three young children, and they both want to
be active, present parents.
Cohen has committed to only making a movie every couple of years, while Fisher plans
to only take supporting role until their kids are fully grown.
While these Hollywood parents love to act, it sounds like they're putting family first
— at least for a little while.
Real World Reputation
Even if Baron Cohen wanted to keep making reality-blurring movies like Borat, he doesn't
think he could.
A victim of his own success, he fears he's become too recognizable to pull off a movie
like Borat or Bruno again.
On top of that, there's also the matter of the inherent danger in making those kinds
of movies, as Baron Cohen's films have definitely landed him in hot water in the past.
"The idea of the movie was actually to end it with inciting a riot in Arkansas while
me and my co-star made out on stage."
He was lucky to get out of that one unharmed, but even a minor, non-deadly stunt from Sacha
can end up being very stressful.
When Baron Cohen made a surprise appearance as Ali G at the 2016 Academy Awards, people
were genuinely shocked — because the show producers had specifically told him not to
do it.
This caused some stress for his wife, who had to be complicit in the prank and even
smuggled the Ali G costume into the awards ceremony under her dress.
She then had to help her husband get into character backstage and lie to the producers
who were trying to figure out what he was up to.
"So I was really stressed I was like 'Honey honey this isn't gonna work' then I had to
go out finally and I said 'There is something that is wrong with his stomach.
It's really bad.'
Fisher did what any reasonable person would do after faking out 20 million people on live
TV; she hit the bar...
The Brothers Grimsby
Baron Cohen's last "big" movie was 2016's The Brothers Grimsby.
Like some of Baron Cohen's previous films, the mismatched spy comedy made headlines not
for its creativity, but more for it's shockingly crude moments.
The movie was wildly unsuccessful, both commercially and critically as it really seems like almost
no one connected with this flick.
It was one of Baron Cohen's few leading roles in a movie in which he didn't play a character
interacting with real life people — and audiences just weren't that into it.
One hit Wonder...
Between 2000 and 2004, Sacha Baron Cohen created three main characters for his comedy series,
Da Ali G Show — Ali G, Borat and Bruno.
And by 2009, he'd brought all of them to the big screen.
While Ali G Indahouse wasn't released theatrically in the U.S., 2006's Borat was a massive
hit, bringing in $128 million and earning Baron Cohen and his collaborators an Oscar
nomination for screenwriting.
"This suit is black, purse, not"
In 2009, Baron Cohen brought his third and final character, Bruno, to movie audiences,
but he was unable to recapture the magic of Borat.
Bruno, a mockumentary about an openly gay, fashion-obsessed Austrian weirdo seriously
underperformed, bringing in less than half of what Borat did and undoubtedly slowing
down Baron Cohen's rise to fame.
Breakthrough dramatic role
In 2010, it was announced that Baron Cohen was considering starring as singer Freddie
Mercury — to whom he certainly bears a resemblance — in a biopic about the late Queen frontman.
Baron Cohen was actively involved in trying to get the movie off the ground, even consulting
major directors like David Fincher and Tom Hooper.
But in 2013, he decided to pull out of the project — and the film still hasn't been
made.
The actor claims he left the project because the surviving members of Queen wanted the
movie to be a relatively tame biopic about the entire band.
On the other hand, Baron Cohen wanted it to be purely a Freddie Mercury movie showcasing
the late rock star's wild life.
Queen guitarist Brian May offered a different opinion on the issue, suggesting that Baron
Cohen would have be a distraction, as he doubted that the larger-than-life actor could actually
disappear into the role and do it justice.
What's next?
Well, we likely haven't heard the last of Sacha Baron Cohen and it wouldn't be surprising
if he's working on another big character right now.
From what we do know, Cohen has two main projects in works the for the next few years.
The first is a timely bit of satire called Greed, in which he plays a money-mad, financial
law-skirting billionaire.
The other is a big-budget film adaptation of Mandrake the Magician, in which he'll star
as the title character, a heroic master of illusion.
Seems like a good fit…
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You Don't Need a Lot of Money or Business Classes to Start a Company | Sara Blakely - Duration: 4:32.
So, as an entrepreneur I'm such an advocate for everyone to think like an entrepreneur.
Whether you want to start your own business or not, it's incredibly helpful no matter
what.
And so thinking like an entrepreneur inside of organizations or if you are starting your
own business, I always say—I love to tell the people around me to do this: Close your
eyes and take a minute and think about how you would be doing your job if nobody showed
you how to do it.
What surfaces?
Because if you think about it we're all on autopilot.
We're doing things the way either someone else showed us how to do it or we saw and
learned from watching.
And real change only happens when you do it different than everybody else.
So all the time I put myself through mental exercises where I'm like, "Wait a minute,
I know everybody's been doing it this way for a really long time, but is that the best
way?"
And I just want to see what comes up.
I also come across ideas and inventions by going throughout my day looking at objects
and saying, "Now how could that be better?"
And why did the person who first created gum—gum to me is so fascinating.
As someone who started a brand with $5000, had to get an idea out there that didn't already
exist (the footless pantyhose) I love to think about people who first introduced things to
society, and I think about the guy who did gum.
Can you imagine!
I thought I had it tough, this guy is walking around going, "You just chew it, you just
put this wad in your mouth…" and people are probably like, "And then what?"
"Don't swallow it, you just chew it."
Like that's a pretty hard sell at first.
And I think that gum had no flavor in it when it first came out, so that's even crazier
to me.
But everything from the pencil to the fork to the chair we sit in to the car that we
drive: somebody originally had a thought and brought it forward it to society.
So get off autopilot, look at everything every object in your life, the way that you do things;
when you get up and brush your teeth, is there a better way to brush your teeth?
Is it the right way to be doing it?
And see what comes.
I started Spanx with $5000 in savings from selling fax machines door to door in Clearwater
Florida for seven years.
And I started it out of the back of my apartment.
I had never taken a business class.
I had never worked in fashion or retail, but I was determined to make this one particular
undergarment for myself and women that filled a much needed void in a fashion.
And it was the most challenging the first two years to get it made, because no one took
me seriously.
I heard the word no for two solid years.
I actually was calling all the hosiery manufacturing plants and I ended up taking a week off of
work and drove around North Carolina in person begging these people to help make my prototype
and my idea.
And so there were many, many times in those first two years: When I wrote my own patent,
I went to Barnes & Noble and bought a book on patents and trademarks.
I created the packaging on my friend's computer after work.
I thought of the name Spanx sitting in traffic in Atlanta and went home and trademarked it
with my credit card for $150.
But all of this time I was doing it I wasn't sharing it with anybody.
None of my friends or family knew what my idea was, and that was really important to
my journey because I didn't want to share the idea just for validation, because I wanted
to make sure that I spent anytime I had pursuing it instead of defending it and explaining
it.
And I think so often, so many times, people have an amazing idea, I mean you have a million
dollar or a billion dollar idea in your life, and the first thing you want to do is turn
to your right or left at work and tell a coworker, tell your friend, tell your husband, your
wife and out of love and concern you get a lot of feedback that stops that idea right
in its moment that it happened.
But for me because I wasn't using a support system in those times that I had doubt, I
ended up really—I listened to a lot of inspirational and motivational lectures.
And so I would second-guess myself, I'd put those tapes in, I'd drive around, I'd
have to give myself pep talks.
I mean it was a real back and forth for me to keep believing in myself when no one else
was.
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You don't have to be great to start but you have to start to be great - Duration: 1:51.
You don't have to be great to start but you have to start to be great.
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Noel Gallagher (Captioned) Don't look back in Anger Acoustic Rare 1995 - Duration: 4:40.
Slip inside the eye of your mind
Don't you know you might find
A better place to play
You said that you've never been
All the things that you've seen
Gonna fade away
Gonna start a revolution from my bed
'Cause you said the brains I had went to my head
Step outside, summertime's in bloom
Stand up beside the fireplace
Take that look from off your face
Cause you ain't ever gonna burn my heart out
So Sally can wait
She knows it's too late
As we're walking on by
My soul slides away
But don't look back in anger
I heard you say
Take me to the place where you go
Where nobody knows
If it's night or day.
Please don't put your life in the hands
Of a Rock 'n Roll band
And throw it all away
So I start a revolution from my bed
'Cause you said the brains I had went to my head
Step outside cause summertime's in bloom
Stand up beside the fireplace
Take that look from off your face
Cause you ain't ever gonna burn my heart out
So Sally can wait
She knows it's too late
and I'm walking on by.
My soul slides away
But don't look back in anger
I heard you say
So Sally can wait
She knows it's too late
and I'm walking on by
My soul slides away
But don't look back in anger
I heard you say
So Sally can wait
She knows it's too late
And I walked along by
My soul slides away
But don't look back in anger
Don't look back in anger
I heard you say
Better than her any day
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Car News In the Rearview - Jeep and Ram Don't Need FCA - Duration: 3:15.
Hello, my name is Daniel Susco, and welcome back to In the Rearview, where I am your automotive
news archaeologist, bringing back the top stories of the last week for you to see.
Let's start with some high-level stories.
First, Carlos Ghosn was recently asked if Mitsubishi would be joining in on the Nissan-Renault
business with a full-scale merger.
In short, the answer was no.
Apparently, the Alliance wants Mitsubishi to stand on its own legs, no matter how wobbly
they have been since the company's emissions cheating scandal.
Speaking of high-level CEOs, Fiat-Chrysler's Sergio Marchionne started a maelstrom of rumors
this past week when an analyst asked him whether Jeep and Ram would be able to stand up on
their own, separate from the rest of FCA.
He simply answered the question "Yes."
Since then, everyone has freaked out about whether or not Jeep and Ram are going to be
kicked out on their own, but since that would just leave Dodge, Chrysler, and Fiat crouched
alone, their hands held out over the sad flame of their much less successful inventories.
In advertising news, Honda seems to have forgotten one of the cardinal rules of marketing: any
attempt by a large company to look hip will ultimately just look goofy.
Honda has put together a hip-hop music video for distracted driving month, trying to promote
the concept of having a "DT," or designated texter, to use your phone for you while you
are driving.
While it's great that Honda is trying to make something happen to help with distracted
driving, I really doubt that they are going to convince many young people to hand their
phones over to their passenger to send text messages and post to social media for them.
I know my friends wouldn't resist the chance to change the language on my phone to Korean.
Speaking of silliness, I love learning the history of words, and now I know why we call
terrible, fatally broken cars "lemons."
It turns out it's because old timey slang had some sort of grudge against citrus.
Who knew, right?
Then, in green car news, BMW and the National Parks have introduced the first in a series
of electric car charging stations to be put up in national parks across the nation.
Fittingly, they launched the project at Thomas Edison National Historical Park.
I suppose the irony, there, is that the chargers all use alternating current, which was technology
championed by Edison's rivals.
Speaking of BMW, the company has apparently decided that dual-clutch transmissions, which
are currently the standard among higher-end sports cars, are so passé.
All the cool car companies, apparently, will soon be using advanced versions of conventional
automatic transmissions, which have closed the gap in their abilities since the early
days of double-clutches.
Then, I say something odd this past week: the 2018 Ford Mustang's Start/Stop Button
will slowly pulse red, at a rate of 30 flashes per minute.
If that sounds oddly specific, that's because it is pulsing red and at that rate specifically
because that is exactly how the rate at which a real Mustang pumps blood while at rest.
So, is it an appealing feature that shows the spirit of the Mustang's namesake, or
a kinda-creepy thing that makes you think about horse blood?
You decide.
Fittingly, our final story is about the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, because
as each of the government agencies are being handed new administrators, the NHTSA is still
sitting in the back of the waiting room, idly twiddling its thumbs and paging through an
old copy of US Weekly.
This has safety advocates worried, since the new administration has a habit of choosing
candidates that remove regulations, which in the agency that is in charge of vehicular
safety could prove problematic, especially if president Trump chooses an industry CEO,
as safety advocates fear.
For more on any of the stories I talked about in the video or to catch the latest car news,
make sure to visit us at The News Wheel, and as always don't forget to like and subscribe.
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Why Don't Oxidation Ditches Work as Well in the Winter? - Duration: 1:36.
My name is Randy McIff and I'm the director of Water and Wastewater Treatment with ATS.
I have been a water treater for over 30 years and I've worked in the industrial and municipal
sides of business, both pre and post-treatment.
I've been asked why oxidation ditches don't work as well in the winter.
Oxidation ditches are a type of wastewater treatment plant.
Sometimes they're called the racetrack, sometimes just oxidation ditch, but they basically have
in the ditch oxic zones and anoxic zones.
The reason they don't work as well in the winter is because the water gets cold, and
when it gets cold the bugs slow down and typically there's not enough loading in the plant for
the bugs to thrive, and they're not going to thrive under the low temperature.
There are ways to augment this.
If you'll talk to us, talk to us about your specifics, we can help you make your oxidation
ditch work the way it was designed.
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[Void Elsword] I don't know why I did this. - Duration: 0:34.
I don't know why I had this plan.
It's too sunky l0l
Oh lord, someone kill me please.
andsubscribehahaha:)
It's a dancing Ele--
OH NOES, IT'S A FAN PIZZA GAEM
This Elesis looks too kinky for me.
And thus why I'm dancing like a geez
Ok then
So basically
No one cared.
xD
Oh...
Uhee music.
And It looks sweet.
Why I'm adding subtitles for a video that's purely nonsense.
...
Looks this Nauen or whoever she's called. >^
She looks gorg today.
Wanna give me a mount~
Then please, buy my IGNs.
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Maine State Police: Don't try to turn around on highway - Duration: 0:28.
CAUSE OF THEIR COMMUNITY
INVOLVEMENT.
DAVID: A NOTE TO DRIVERS FROM
THE MAINE STATE POLICE, TURNING
AROUND ON THE HIGHWAY BECAUSE
YOU MISSED YOUR EXIT IS AGAINST
THE LAW.
THERE ARE SIGNS ALL ALONG THE
HIGHWAY PROHIBITING IT, LIKE
THIS ONE THAT SAYS "WRONG WAY TO
."
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