Good morning, welcome in new video
its almost 9:30, i am starving, i gonna make some sandwich
baby špenát / baby spinach
I wanted to go out for luch, but outside is ugly
so i ordered pizza
Pizza just came, ordered pizza from Pizzerie u Montyho
Quattro stagioni
There is corn, artychokes, olives and tofu
Its evening, in the end i wasnt outside, because its raining and cold
I had a bit of ice cream
i gonna sleep
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Japan Guide Travel: What To Do In Japan Trip: Nikko Toshogu Shrine Video - Duration: 6:04.
are you looking for Japan guide travel for what to do in Japan if so you're in
the right place check out Nikko toshogu shrine a
unesco heritage site and please watch until the end of the video because i'm
going to share with you
23 japan travel tips
hello I'm Christopher C. Odom an award-winning independent filmmaker and
this is big trip to Japan a
Japan travel guide about
how to travel to Japan and
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today and I'm in Nikko Japan at Nikko Toshogu Shrine Temple
which was built by the last
shogun shogun tokugawa ieyasu
It's one of the more interesting temples that's in I did
go to the golden temple in Kyoto but of all the temples I've seen since I've
been in Japan and Tokyo gets all Akita this is one of the most beautiful ones
as you can see a lot of the buildings and the temples are adorned in gold this
is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site so if you're in Nikko Japan you've got to come
out and check out this - Nikko Toshogu shrine is home to a depiction of the three wise monkeys
Mazaru who covers his eyes and sees no evil
Kikazaru who covers his ears and hears no evil and
Isawaru who covers his mouth and speaks no evil
they recently finished refurbishing the temples here until show booth if you
look behind me you can see how polished the gold is that gives you the sense of
the power and the wealth the Shogun Tokugawa and it's
it's almost as I'm here several hundred years ago right and don't forget to
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the temple complex
actually has temples from different Eastern religions we walked into one
temple that was a Shinto temple and the Shinto priests explained the protocol
for entering a Shinto temple and then we left that temple and entered a Buddhist temple
and the Buddhist monk unexplained the previous temple's rules and
explained the protocol for entering a Buddhist temple and one of the shinto temples
we even had the opportunity to witness a traditional Shinto wedding
so right over my shoulder is the actual gravesite of the last shogun,
shogun tokugawa ieyasu this is his final resting place
Nikko toshogu shrine is also called
Nikko Suginamiki Nicky because it's surrounded
by 15 thousand Japanese cypress trees that were planted in the 17th century
this sacred tree is over 600 years old
it's a bit of a hike to get up here to the Shogun's final resting place it's
pretty hard getting up then I think it's even harder getting down I'm starting to
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Rex Tillerson Rips Sebastian Gorka On Live TV For What He Said About Trump - Duration: 11:59.
Rex Tillerson Rips Sebastian Gorka On Live TV For What He Said About Trump
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Sunday went after Sebastian Gorka for trashing President
Donald Trump's foreign policy goals.
Tillerson said that Gorka is completely wrong.
This is yet another example of some of the infighting in the Trump cabinet.
During an interview on Fox News Sunday, Rex Tillerson said that the resignation letter
of Gorka that was reported by The Federalist is wrong.
He isn't a believer in Gorka's perceived persona.
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In the letter, Gorka went after the President for falling to "forces that do not support
the make America great promise."
Gorka and Rex Tillerson were huge believers in this mantra during the 2016 campaign.
"This was made patently obvious as I read the text of your speech on Afghanistan this
week," Gorka wrote.
"The fact that those who drafted and approved the speech removed any mention of Radical
Islam or radical Islamic terrorism proves that a crucial element of your presidential
campaign has been lost."
Tillerson is a firm believer in Sebastian being wrong and he even told Fox News that
he thought so.
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"It shows a lack of understanding of the president's broader policy when it comes
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There are numerous forms of terrorism and it's not always a physical battle and that's
what makes the job so hard for Tillerson and the rest of the cabinet.
Gorka's departure from the White House was reported Friday night, a week after the exit
of ally and White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
What do you think of Tillerson going after Gorka?
Do you think that Gorka is right or do you think
Tillerson
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Hillary Clinton Will LOSE IT When She Sees What Trump Did To Her Last Night - Duration: 10:42.
Hillary Clinton Will LOSE IT When She Sees What Trump Did To Her Last Night
So maybe y'all have heard about Hillary Clinton's new book "What Happened" where
she tries to figure out WHY she is not President.
Yeah, I think we all know the answer to that.
Well, late last night President Trump decided to have some fun with Hillary by sharing out
a picture from one of his fans that puts her in her place:
That's right, Hillary Clinton.
The answer to "What Happened?" is indeed "Trump happened."
However, it was not Donald Trump alone that beat Hillary.
It was the whole Trump Train who voted him in when the media said it was IMPOSSIBLE.
I'm sure in Hillary's version, Putin teams up with a group of space aliens to mind control
Macedonians to trick Americans into hacking voting machines to rig the…ummm..yeah, it's
dumb is the point.
Maybe this is an opportunity for us to give Hillary Clinton the reality check she desperately
seems to need.
Help share this everywhere and let
her
know "Trump is Why".
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What's Really Happening with Trump's Trans Army Ban: Sept 3 Debrief - Duration: 3:34.
Trump's trans military ban is still moving ahead, despite a misinformation campaign claiming
that it's been put on hold.
And Australia's been hit with a wave of misleading anti-gay ads.
Fortunately, there are a bunch of ways you can help resist these attacks.
We'll have all that and more on Weekly Debrief.
So is Trump's trans service ban moving forward or not?
There's been a lot of conflicting information in the last week, so here's what's actually
going on.
First, Trump's intentions have always been a little vague because his entire policy statement
on trans service consisted of three tweets.
And last week he made that a little more official ... by issuing a memo.
According that memo the military will not allow trans people to enlist, and will also
refuse to fund any transition-related medical care.
This doesn't explicitly mean that existing trans soldiers are getting kicked out -- but
by denying medically necessary health care as a condition of employment, this policy
effectively encourages trans people to leave the army as soon as they can for their own
well-being.
Now there was a rumor this week that the Defense Department was putting that policy on hold
so they could study whether it's a good idea.
But that's not actually true: that study's already been done, and it concluded that a
ban like Trump's would be a terrible idea.
What the Department of Defense is studying now is how quickly they can implement this
terrible idea.
That may seem like it doesn't make any sense ... and that's because it doesn't.
Meanwhile, in Canada, trans people have been serving without any problems for a quarter
century.
This week Canadian Defense Chief Jonathan Vance, the highest-ranking military officer
in the country, marched in Ottowa Pride.
And he didn't even have to conduct a study first.
So now what can stop Trump's attack on trans servicemembers from moving ahead?
That would be a superteam of queer activists: NCLR, GLAD, Lambda, SLDN and the ACLU are
all suing to stop the ban.
And they're moving really fast.
The lawsuit from GLAD and NCLR could get a response from a federal judge as soon as next
week, which could halt the ban for real.
Over in Australia, the postal survey on marriage equality is about to kick off, and already
the anti-equality side is putting out misleading ads.
According to TV ads from religious groups, marriage equality is a threat to children
and schools, somehow.
That might sound familiar, because it's the exact same story the anti-equality side pushed
in the United States.
But the good news is that because those arguments were used so extensively to block marriage
in the US, we had plenty of time to figure out an effective counterargument.
It's real simple, and here it is: Kids learn their values at home, so no matter what's
taught in schools, it's the parents' values that stay with their kids.
That it!
When voters hear that, they tend to think, "oh, okay.
Marriage equality isn't a threat after all."
The survey starts on September 12, and ballots should be sent in by October 27.
The result is not legally binding, but a strong outcome in favor of equality will pave the
way toward an actual vote in the legislature, with some optimistic estimates that if the
survey goes well, Australia could get marriage by the end of the year.
So, this week's action item: if you live in Australia, head over to EqualityCampaign.org.au.
They have lots of opportunities to volunteer or donate.
And if you're not in Australia -- you can still help just by following the campaign
on social media.
Like, favorite, retweet -- the more that campaign's message spreads, even internationally, the
more likely it will be to reach people who can take part in the survey.
And that goes for this video too -- please keep sharing the weekly debriefs to keep folks
informed about LGBT issues around the world.
Let me know your thoughts in the YouTube comments -- and I'll debrief you next week.
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The Binding of Isaac - WHAT'S DAT ? #1 - Duration: 13:29.
Isaac and his mother lived alone in a small house. Life was simple, and they were both happy.
That was, until the day Isaac's mom heard a voice from above
"Your son has become corrupted by sin! He needs to be saved!"
"I will do my best to save him, my Lord," Isaac's mother replied,
rushing into Isaac's room, removing all that was evil from his life.
Again, the voice called to her: "Isaac's soul is still corrupt! He needs to be cut off from all that is evil in this world and confess his sins."
She locked Isaac away in his room, away from the evils of the world.
One last time, Isaac's mom heard the voice of God calling to her: "To prove your love and devotion, I require a sacrifice. Your son Isaac will be this sacrifice."
"Yes, Lord," she replied, grabbing a butcher's knife from the kitchen.
Isaac, watching through a crack in the door, trembled in fear. He noticed a trapdoor to the basement, hidden under his rug.
Tell me Sandra.. "The Binding of Isaac" WHATS DAT ?
The Binding of Isaac is an indie video game designed by Edmund McMillen.
(creator of Super Meat Boy and recently : The End is Nigh)
It was released the 28th september 2011 on Steam.
It is a top-down dungeon crawler game.
The player controls Isaac or other unlockable characters
as they explore the dungeons located in Isaac's basement.
PAUSE
This "What's Dat" talks about the game in general,
the original game, and TBOI Rebirth and DLC (Afterbirth and AB+)
Throughout the game, Isaac will try to go farther and farther into the cellar of his house to escape the bloody madness of his own mother.
At the turn of the rooms that comprise the different "levels", or floors of the cellar,
Isaac is confronted to creatures and supernatural monsters with nauseous appearances
evoking insects, organs or even humanoid corpses.
♪ IT'S DISGUSTING ♪
The characters that the player incarnates fight with their tears.
Many objects can change the way tears behave while changing the character's appearance.
The game features six basic dungeons,
each of the dungeons consists of a labyrinth of hidden rooms that the player will unveil on his map as he progresses.
At the end of each level,
the player must beat a boss to win a new item and go down to the next level.
In the game death is definitive, which makes it difficult, oppressing and reinforces the general unhealthy aspect.
The particularity of the game is that the dungeon cards are generated randomly at each game.
The fact that a situation has very little chance of recurring identically from one party to another,
and that there is a wide variety of objects
offers an immense potential of variations and confers an important replayability to the game.
The player can collect various items that will give him various bonuses.
Some improve the power of the player's tears,
others will improve the range of tears or the speed of the character,
or even his luck to find objects by destroying rocks and excrement.
The number of objects to be harvested is important
and some have to be unlocked, putting coins in the merchant's machine for example.
Some objects improve the health of the character and others even make a companion appear that can attack enemies.
The course of the game deliberately leaves room for research and interpretation of the rare scenarios.
Indeed,
only a few short animations during the loading between the different "levels"
as well as the different end kinematics
make it possible to assemble the pieces necessary for the understanding of history.
The fantastic aspect of Isaac's journey suggests that this universe is entirely derived from the imagination of the child.
One possible interpretation is that Isaac has never actually descended into the cellar,
but that he took refuge in the chest of his room.
So,
to escape the danger and the cruel reality of the moment,
the child hides in this chest where he is tormented by the most noteworthy events in his life.
During the loading phases, Isaac is constantly represented curled up on himself
"Hello, let's see the recovery position"
in a dark space and recalls the sad or humiliating passages of his life.
Isaac is evolving in four environments each with a growing difficulty
and cut into two stages held by a boss.
The first is "The Basement", the cellar of Isaac's house.
The second environment is "The Caves", a cave located under the cellar of the house.
The third environment is "The Depths"
Arg, it's hard to say
How do we say ?
The third environment is *The Depths*, a cave dotted with bones.
There are locked blocks and watchpoints that fire at Isaac.
At the end of the second floor you face your mother, the final boss and reaches the first end of the game.
A final environment unlocks once the game is over and Mom beaten
it is "The Womb", the living uterus of his mother.
The final boss of this environment is Mom's Heart
after beating the game several times, the heart is replaced by a fetus
(presumably himself)
The Halloween 2011 update adds a fifth chapter:
Sheol, the Hebrew hell held by Satan himself.
Wrath of the Lamb adds alternative environments to each existing floor,
all with monsters and bosses different from the original environment.
"The Cellar" can replace "The Basement", it is the attic of the house
(which is not logical in view of the narration of the story and suggests that Isaac is delirious)
The Catacombs replaces The Caves,
it is an underground environment built by the human
unlike the original environment that is wild,
the same for The Necropolis which replaces The Depths.
The alternative floor to Sheol is the Cathedral,
sacred place which at the end you're confronted to your twin
A sixth environment unlocks after finishing the cathedral several times,
The Chest
The title of the game and the base storyline refer to the biblical story of Isaac's sacrifice.
Throughout the game, we find characters, monsters or objects representing biblical or religious figures and references.
In general, the game has many references to the childhood of Edmund McMillen.
His parents, very strict Christians, harassment from childhood to high school, are reflected in this game
between two level some cinematics show Isaac being made fun of him
to wear a wig; going as far as throwing away excrement.
This explains the dark tone of the game, bordering on delirium.
Indeed, Isaac takes refuge from guilt in his toy box,
an element also recurring in the games of McMillen.
In the 10th end, Isaac finds BlueBaby in the chest before panicking suddenly when BlueBaby looks at him.
Symbolically, this meeting represents a vision of the death of Isaac
X-Eyes are used in cartoons to represent the death of the character
The blue color is characteristic of a death due to lack of oxygen
The game is generally filled with a very large number of references,
both in the universe of independent games or not,
the title redesigning the concept of adventure games Zelda,
and Internet with its memes,
there are frequently emblematic figures such as the Trollface, or the Shoop da Whoop.
Of the 14 playable characters, 11 refer to biblical characters
Isaac is the main character in the series, from the original Binding of Isaac.
This is the first playable character, and unlocked at the beginning of the game.
The story of Isaac is a reference to the Bible where God asks Abraham to sacrifice his only son,
Isaac, to prove his loyalty.
Edmund said Isaac was left-handed. But in the introduction, we can see Isaac hold a pencil with his right hand.
This may be a reference to the Catholic prejudice against left-handers
proclaiming that God will put those who deserve to ascend to heaven on his right hand,
and will put those who deserve to go down to Hell on his left side.
Isaac's mother might have forced him to learn things in the "right" way, for fear of being "evil".
Magdalene is a reference to Mary Magdalene, a disciple of Jesus.
She was canonized as a saint in several Christian confessions,
and she was traditionally portrayed as a prostitute before following Jesus
Although this has no textual foundation in the Bible, and is considered by most to be a mere myth.
Cain is a reference to the biblical story of Cain and Abel, in which Cain commits the first assassination by killing Abel.
Judas is a reference to Judas Iscariot, the twelfth disciple.
Judas delivered Jesus to the Romans in exchange for thirty pieces of silver.
Judas is often depicted punished for treason, and thus begins with a single heart and 3 pieces (in ref to thirty pieces of silver)
According to biblical theology,
Eve is the first woman on earth, born from a coast of Adam in the book of Genesis.
In the original game The Binding of Isaac,
Eve has a unique effect in which she leaves a blood stain by entering a room with a remaining half-heart.
This turns out to be a reference to menstruation.
*When I have my period I love to caress flowers with my hands and my face*
*Do you want me to tell you a secret? I like drawing penises in the bottom of my towels!*
*Long live to periods!*
In the Bible, Samson was a man drawing strength from a covenant with God
in which he promises never to cut his hair in exchange for superhuman strength.
In the Bible, Azazel is referred to as a scapegoat that was thrown into the nature of expiation.
However, in most of the Abrahamic religions, Azazel is considered as a fallen angel
who taught people the manufacture of weapons and jewelry and women "the art of sin" to paint their faces,
as mentioned in the apocryphal book of Enoch.
Azazel is referenced three times in the Hebrew Bible; this may be the reason why he starts with three black hearts.
Its appearance can also be a slight reference to the villain of the comic book "Dungeons & Dragons".
The two lost their right horn and with the other references from D&D, it seems to go hand in hand with him.
Lazarus is a reference to Lazarus of Bethany.
In the Bible, Lazarus of Bethany was resurrected by Jesus four days after his death.
This is why Lazarus begins with an extra life.
In the book of Genesis, the Garden of Eden was the place where Adam and Eve lived
before consuming the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil,
which has the consequence of being driven out by God.
Lilith is the Hebrew name for a symbol in Jewish mythology,
thought to be drawn from the first class of female demons.
In some cultures, Lilith is the first woman God created before Eve.
She refused to become enslaved to Adam and left Eden
in other cultures, she's depicted as the scourge of humanity when Adam refused her,
leading her to curse all her descendants and condemn them to live in resentment.
Apollyon is the Greek name for the angel Abaddon, also known as "The Destroyer".
Apollyon begins with Void which is a reference,
not to the film "Enter The Void" evoked in the last Whoz Dat,
but to the fact that he is an angel from the depths of the abyss.
In the Book of Revelation of the New Testament,
it is written that an angel named Abaddon was the king of an army of locusts, whence the grasshopper trinkets he unblocks.
He is called "Blue Baby" by the community.
This nickname is a reference to methemoglobinemia
also called "baby blue syndrome"
in which the color of a baby's skin appears blue during a lack of oxygen in the blood due to a congenital heart defect.
Blue Baby is a reference to some of the oldest flash games of Edmund McMillen posted on the site Newgrounds
where he posted a large part of his original works.
Many of these games involved dead babies resembling strongly to ???.
In cartoons, a person's skin can turn blue because of a severe lack of oxygen,
so Blue Baby can be Isaac in a state of asphyxia.
After death, the entrails of the deceased become loose, obliging them to defecate.
This is probably the reason why ??? starts with The Poop.
Unlike many other characters, Blue Baby does not appear in the Bible or any religious text.
The Lost is a secret character in the game.
Keeper is unlockable by giving 1000 pieces to the Greed Machine.
There are also references in monsters.
There are, in particular, the seven deadly sins
The way Wrath attacks, the room in which he is located, and his appearance are references to the video game series "Bomberman".
There are also The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
In The Binding of Isaac, a rare balance is struck where the difficulty is not a punishment, but an opportunity to see something totally new.
Due to random events and apparently endless content, I still see new items and bosses, even after 300 hours of intense battle.
And, sometimes, I stop for a moment and realize that I play a naked child traumatized
who destroys poop monsters and babies zombies and crying because his crazy mother tried to kill him.
One of the best things about this game is that every time I play, Isaac is not the same as at the beginning of the game.
He starts as a strangely cute pink child with a big head and eyes that throw projectiles on enemies
with typical shooting controls, but picking up an object behind a golden door
can improve his powers while disfiguring him in about a hundred different appearances.
In one part you can pick up an object that turns him into a cyclops that triggers huge tears,
and at the next you will find a meteorite in his head that makes orbit his tears around him.
Even better, if you find these two items, Isaac will become a cyclops with a meteorite built into his head, with giant and powerful orbiting tears.
Items continue to be added as you move from dungeon to dungeon,
which sometimes allows you to become totally cheated and still be vulnerable to some type of enemies
You lose everything when you die, so the stakes increase with each new promising discovery.
What's a little nasty in this game is the little information that The Binding of Isaac gives you when you discover one of its hundreds of harvests.
For example, when I take the object "Petrified Poop", "It feels lucky? "Appears on the screen,
but if I had not looked for exactly what it does on an external wiki, I might never have understood its exact function.
The time I spent playing this game was endlessly amusing and amazing, with a little too much frustration when I lost a rare item.
But even when it strikes me harder than what I would have liked, start again is always a pleasure,
because I am likely to discover something new and somberly comical.
It is a good motivation to continue playing this great game, which I recommend.
It's over for this What's Dat, I spent several days working on it,
so do NOT hesitate to tell me what you think, what I need to improve, and so on.
I'm sorry for this absence, I try to release the videos on time but I work next door, so it's quite complicated to manage everything,
forget the rate announced for the videos, I will post regularly as soon as possible!
And do not forget to write in the comments or on Discord the subject you would like to see next time on the channel.
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CNN Student News - September 3, 2017 | What does it mean to default on a student loan - Duration: 10:01.
CNN STUDENT NEWS starts now. It`s Friday, April 4, it`s good to have you watching. I`m
Carl Azuz at the CNN Center. On Wednesday afternoon sirens went off at Fort Hood, a
large military installation in Texas. Officials say one soldier carrying a gun, he wasn`t
allowed to have on base started shooting other members of the U.S. Army. He killed three
people before a military police officer confronted him in a parking lot and he took his own life.
16 other soldiers were wounded in the attack. Police don`t know yet why this happened. They
say the suspect, Army Specialist Ivan Lopez, had a history of mental illness. They are
not sure if this was an active terrorism. But it immediately brought comparisons to
a previous shooting at the same post.
Five years ago, a former Army psychiatrist killed 13 people and later said he was on
the terrorist mission. Army Chief of Staff, General Ray Odierno, said lessons learned
from that shooting kept this one from being worse than it was.
Four days in the financial literacy month. We are breaking down another term for you.
One that will hopefully help your college bounce students know what to expect in the
years ahead.
This one`s default, and it`s not something you want to do. If you get a student loan,
you`re required by law to pay it back. Miss a payment, and the loan is delinquent. Keep
that up, it could go into default. It basically means you didn`t keep your promise to pay
back the loan, and going into default can hit you hard later on. It could make it tougher
to borrow money again for things like a car, a house, or even a cell phone. So, make your
loan payments, make them on time, you won`t risk being delinquent or going into default.
Time for "The Shoutout." Which of these is a term for an ocean current? If you think
you know it, shout it out! Is it a gurge, gyre, gnar or gaur? You`ve got three seconds,
go.
Gyres are massive circular ocean currents that rotate clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere.
And counter clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere. That`s your answer and that`s your "Shoutout."
Gyres are natural, but some of the stuff swirling in them isn`t. Garbage, trash from nations,
shorelines, boats, collected in currents swirling around the oceans. The Indian Ocean search
for a missing Malaysia Airlines passenger plane has been called "the most difficult
search in human history". Gyres of garbage are making that search even harder.
Debris that you might see in our homes or around our homes, here`s a toy grenade, here`s
a paintbrush handle, here`s a toy leg from a baby. Flip flops.
Not items from a landfill. But from the ocean. More specifically, the Indian Ocean gyro.
Essentially, a garbage patch swirling with trash and overflowing with plastic. The massive
rotating current spins counter clockwise. Marcus Eriksen is the director of research
for the Five Gyres Institute in California. He says gyros are like plastic soup.
But that`s typical of what the material looks like.
In 2010, he sailed through the Indian Ocean gyro, the same area where search teams are
now looking for doomed flight 370.
What we found there, were things like derelict fishing nets, multicolored buoys, all fishing
buoys like the one that`s behind me. Lots of buckets and crates, other consumer goods
like bottles. And bottle caps. And bags and forks and knives. There was so much stuff
already there. So the aircraft and debris from the aircraft is blending into all that.
Which is one reason why locating the missing plane is such a challenge. Satellite images
once thought to be debris fields, likely just floating garbage. A Chinese ship just this
week in search of the airplane came across trash instead. Even sea life can`t tell the
difference. Fish, sea lions, birds, they all ingest this junk thinking it might be food.
You know, to hear this talk about there are being 300 plus pieces from the aircraft. There
are 300,000 plus pieces of trash already there.
The Indian Ocean gyre isn`t the only one that exists. There are also two in the Pacific
and two in the Atlantic. They form when ocean currents bounce off the continents and create
a vortex of swirling water, which posed debris from the shores to the center of the ocean.
The gyro in the Indian Ocean is thought to be about 2 million square miles. Now, keep
in mind, the entire United States is just under 4 million square miles. And this garbage
patch isn`t just huge, it`s also on the move, traveling about half a mile per hour or about
12 miles per day. And it may be carrying parts of the plane with it.
Leonardo da Vinci sketched a flying machine in 1485, but, of course, he never flew in
one. 2 Frenchmen climbed aboard the first untethered balloon in 1783, but didn`t exactly
power it. Even the Wright brothers at the dawn of powered flight, didn`t have to flap
or pedal themselves. You might say these folks, compared to the men you`re about to meet,
took the easy way up.
The dream is pretty much as old as time itself, the flying under our own power. The sprit,
the endeavor, has always been there, but seldom the means. Contraption after contraption left
crumpled in the resolutely earthbound. When Orville Wright took flight in 1903, muscles
gave way to engines. And the fantasy of powering aircraft by ourselves, largely evaporated.
Except that it has refused single-minded individuals. David Barford is living his childhood dream
in his very own bespoke flying machine cold Better Fly. By day, he designs Formula One
engines for Mercedes Benz, by Louis Hamilton and others, by night, he plans his next David
Barford powered flight.
I`m like a caged animal if I can`t make things.
It began with a sheet of paper and a pencil at a table at his home in North Hampton. And
with a dogged ambition to design a human powered aircraft that he could build himself in his
garage.
Some people have said, or why didn`t you put electric motor on it, and fly it with an electric
motor? But that just completely misses the point. That`s not flying as I wanted to experience
flying.
Better fly has a huge wings span, 22 meters across. Yet she weighs just 42 kilograms around
half the weight of the pilot. It took eight long years before she was ready for her first
test flight.
The bottom half has to just be an engine. Legs going like crazy, but your top half and
your control system needs to be quiet, so you can smooth and calm. So one (INAUDIBLE)
is going to be like a swam paddling - paddling away. All of a sudden you get to a certain
speed, and you just rise up. Really smoothly, no dramatic effort involved to it if you like.
Feeling was beautiful. Really was. Very pure. The day after I fly and so (INAUDIBLE) just
(INAUDIBLE) just as I drove to work. And - yeah, you and - I can join them.
And I think that was when you realize, actually, what you`ve done that you can join the birds
and fly and do your empower.
David now belongs to a very exclusive flying club. More people have been to space than
have ever flown a human powered aircraft. David is turning that very dream into a reality.
One flight at a time.
We are taking flight over the Pacific Northwest on today`s "Roll Call" starting just east
of Seattle. We`ve got the Wolves watching. They are Eastlake High School representing
some Amish Washington. Now, to the Midwest, at Donipan Trumbull High School, the Cardinals
are flying high over Donipan, Nebraska. And if you are in Lake Charles, Louisiana, watch
out for gators - of course, we are talking about the gators of LaGrange High School.
Glad your watch.
It`s peanut butter jelly time, and this is one serious sandwich. It`s more than 51 feet
long. And if you try to lift it without it falling apart, you couldn`t. It has more than
60 pounds of peanut butter alone. Fortunately, no one had to eat it alone. A group of charter
school students in California bit into it, as a celebration of national peanut butter
and jelly day. They couldn`t finish it, so other older kids came in to lend a helping
tooth. Costs some bread to build that thing, but no expense was spread and it certainly
makes lesser sandwiches jellies. Everyone who ate it got stuffed. It was worth its dough,
because it had all the ingredients for success, for butter or for worse. I`m going for glass
of milk, we hope you have a great weekend and that you`ll be watching again on Monday.
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Okay, one quick note before we get started, I'm sorry if you can hear my air-conditioning thing
in the background, but it's 100 degrees in Los Angeles right now and if I turn it
off I will literally melt. So it's staying on.
Anyway, you've probably heard by now that Hollywood has a whitewashing problem when
it comes to casting movies and TV shows, but what exactly is whitewashing?
Well, if the internet has taught me anything, it's that you can just google the definition
of any word, and the first thing that pops up is always 100% correct.
So let's see, I'm just gonna look up the definition of whitewashing real quick…
That doesn't sound right.
I don't think people are mad at white actors for painting.
Okay that seems more like it: Casting white actors in roles that were written as people of color.
And I should add that it sucks and is a huge problem.
People of color do not get a lot of representation in Hollywood.
Think of your favorite Marvel superhero from the current batch of blockbuster movies.
It's probably a white dude.
It might even be a white woman.
Don't worry, we'll come back to her.
There are very few superheroes of color, which sucks for all the people of color out there
who want to see themselves represented on the big screen.
The media we see can have a huge influence on us, and seeing people who look like us
in a wide array of different genres and stories can be immensely validating and encouraging.
It tells people that they can be anything or do anything -- they're not limited to
what they see around them or the stereotypes people have invented for them.
And while there are some roles for people of color in Hollywood, they're few and far
between -- and they're often stereotypical.
White people get to play every main character ever but Indian people only get to play taxi
drivers or convenience store clerks.
It plays into the awful public perception that white is the default and everything outside
of that is abnormal.
It teaches people that white people have a diverse array of experiences but people of
color are only one thing -- and that's beyond messed up.
We shouldn't downplay the importance of the media we consume.
People of color deserve to see themselves represented.
But that's another argument, that's an argument for representation in general.
The problem with whitewashing is that it takes one of the few roles that people of color
actually have, and it hands it to a white person.
It looks at the current problem, which is that there aren't enough roles for actors
of color, and it takes away one of those roles -- which is the opposite of what we should be doing.
We should want to advance as a society and move beyond a TV and film industry that is
overwhelmingly white.
There are so many roles for white actors in Hollywood -- it wouldn't hurt to pass the
mic and give some of those roles to people of color so that they can have their stories told.
No matter how colorblind you want to claim to be, race has an impact on the way we experience the world.
If we're only telling the stories of white people, we're not getting the full picture
of human experiences -- in fact we're just getting a tiny fraction of it.
And whitewashing perpetuates that.
It continues to erase people of color from our media.
If you claim that you're just hiring the "best actor" when you hire a white person
to play a role that should go to a person of color, you're essentially saying that
there's not a single actor of color who was good enough for that role -- and that
just seems insulting.
There are tons of amazingly talented actors of color out there -- and we'll talk more
about that later as well.
The point is, whitewashing not only takes away jobs from actors of color who barely
have any opportunities in the first place, it also erases the tiny bit of representation
that many people of color have on screen.
Like, if you're white, you don't know what it's like to not be represented everywhere.
Well, maybe to some degree, because of other intersecting identities like sexual orientation
or gender or disability -- but you get my point.
As white people, we see people who look like us everywhere.
We don't know what it's like to grow up without countless movies and TV shows filled
with people who look like us.
So I don't think you can just tell people of color that it's not a big deal or that
they don't need that representation.
You don't know what it's like, none of us do.
And it would be better for all of us to see a bit more diversity in our media.
If you only ever see Muslims depicted as terrorists on TV, that might be your impression of all Muslims.
But if you grow up watching diverse, complex, well-written stories about a variety of Muslims
from different walks of life -- you might have a different perception of Muslims in general.
Seeing people as more than their stereotypes could only help to make us a better society.
Now, you may have heard about whitewashing in the news recently because Ed Skrein stepped
down from his role as Ben Daimio in the upcoming Hellboy reboot.
I didn't know anything about Hellboy before this happened, but it was originally a comic
book series, and the character that Ed Skrein was going to play is Japanese-American in the comic.
And Ed Skrein is as white as they come.
So, he stepped down.
To my knowledge, this is the first time a white actor has stepped away from a big, mainstream
role like this because they didn't want to contribute to Hollywood's whitewashing.
Thankfully we won't have to endure another Aloha, Ghost in the Shell, Death Note, or Iron Fist.
Speaking of which, is Iron Fist cancelled yet?
Can they at least kill him off so he's not in the Defenders?
How is Netflix gonna run with that shit but cancel Sense8 that just makes no sense--
Okay, anyway, sorry, I got a little sidetracked.
My point was, Ed Skrein made the right move.
He saw the backlash, he looked into it, he thought about it, he didn't get defensive,
and he did the right thing.
I wish more actors would do that, and in fact, I wish more allies in general would be more
willing to look at themselves and what they're doing wrong rather than getting defensive
when they're called out for something.
That being said, it's also possible this was, to some degree, a business decision.
Fans have turned on movies and actors that have contributed to whitewashing, and it's
possible he knew this would leave a scar on his career, so he thought it would be best to step down.
I can't pretend to know what his intention was or how he actually came to that decision,
but regardless, I think this goes to show that talking about whitewashing and calling
it out actually does have a real world effect.
It puts pressure on white actors not to accept roles written for people of color.
It puts pressure on movie studios not to cast those actors in the first.
Hopefully this is a tipping point where Hollywood realizes that whitewashing isn't a good
business decision, so they stop doing it.
It sucks that they'll only stop doing it because it's a bad business decision, rather
than because it's the right thing to do, but it's still change.
All of that being said, seeing everyone bend over backwards to praise Ed Skrein has seemed
a little weird to me.
Like, yes, he did the right thing, 100%, and I applaud him for that.
But I've seen so many people saying that they want to work with him and help him and boost him now.
And I understand why that is -- they want to show other white actors that turning down
those kinds of roles is a good career move -- but it still just feels icky.
Like the solution to whitewashing in Hollywood is not to fight over which white actor who
turned down a whitewashed role you want to work with.
The solution is to work with more people of color.
Ed Skrein did the right thing, but it wasn't a brave, groundbreaking, earth-shattering
win for social justice.
It was really the bare minimum we should be expecting from white actors.
So instead of falling head over heels for a white actor doing what all white actors
should be doing, maybe turn your attention to the amazing actors and actresses of color
who are already here and doing amazing work.
I asked on Twitter for some actors and actresses of color who you all think are underrated
and deserve some more visibility.
I asked in particular for folks who are Asian or Asian-American because those seem to be
the roles that get whitewashed the most.
And these are some of the people ya'll recommended.
I realize that's a lot of names, so I'll list them in the description and link to their
social medias or their IMDB or whatever links I can find for them.
Please go support these people and the shows and the movies that they're in.
Hollywood really does listen to what is good for business, so we have to show up and support
the actors and actresses who we want to see succeed.
And conversely, don't support movies or TV shows that whitewash roles meant for people of color.
Now, I just want to say one last time that this is not an attack on Ed Skrein.
He did the right thing and I support him.
I just don't think that makes him a hero.
This video is, however, at least kind of side-eyeing all of the actors who accepted roles as characters
who were people of color.
I'm looking at you, Emma Stone, Tilda Swinton, Finn Jones, Scarlett Johansson, Matt Damon,
Nat Wolff, Tom Cruise, Jake Gyllenhaal, and so many others.
But anyway, I hope that all made sense.
If you have any other questions about whitewashing, feel free to leave them in the comments, and
thank you so much for watching this video.
I'll see you next time.
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what's up for September set your sights beyond the solar system and take a late
summertime road trip along the Milky Way hello and welcome I'm Jane Houston Jones
from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena California on September 15th
the Cassini spacecraft ends its glorious saturnians science tour by plunging into
the atmosphere of Saturn becoming forever a part of the ringed planet this
month Saturn is the only prominent evening planet low in the southwest sky
look for it near the constellation Sagittarius above and below Saturn from
a dark sky you can't miss the summer Milky Way spanning the sky from
northeast to southwest grab a pair of binoculars and scan the tea pot shaped
Sagittarius for stars and some brighter clumps appear as steam from the teapot
those bright clumps are near the center of our galaxy which is full of gas dust
and stars directly overhead is the great summer triangle of stars Vega Altair and
Deneb are in the pretty constellations Lyra Aquila and sickness as you gaze
toward the northeast you'll see Cassiopeia the familiar w-shaped
constellation and Perseus through your binoculars look for the Perseus double
cluster both of the clusters are visible with the naked eye are 7,500 light-years
away and contain more than 300 blue-white supergiant stars every star
and every object you can see with your unaided eye is part of the Milky Way
with one exception the great Andromeda galaxy which is faintly visible through
binoculars on the opposite side of the night sky from Saturn and the teapot you
can find out about NASA's astrophysics missions studying the universe and all
of NASA's missions at WWDC gov that's all for this month
I'm Jane Houston Jones
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