I picked you up, I picked the place
I couldn't wait to show you off on my arm
I held the door, I held your hand
Even hung your jacket on the back
of your chair at the bar
But I just remembered I forgot one thing
Never got that kiss before we got out the car
You know I know the right way to treat a woman
When everybody's lookin', but I, I can't lie, no
When you put your hand there on my knee
And get that look up in your eyes
A crowded room don't mean a thing
And I don't mean to cause a scene
If you want to, we can leave, but girl right now
I don't care who sees
(Us leaning in, for a kiss, I'm giving in)
Even though it ain't like me
You see that couple on our right?
No they ain't thinking twice
And so I'm thinking baby, why should we
'Cause everybody here can tell
that I just can't help myself
If they could see the way you look at me, oh
you know I know, yeah, the right way to treat a woman
When everybody's lookin', but I, I can't lie, no
When you put your hand there on my knee
And get that look up in your eyes
A crowded room don't mean a thing
And I don't mean to cause a scene
If you want to, we can leave, but girl right now
I don't care who sees
(Us leaning in, for a kiss, I'm giving in)
Even though it ain't like me
I don't care, I don't care
I ain't tryin' to spotlight it
Yeah, all I'm sayin' is, we ain't gotta hide it
you know I know, yeah, the right way to treat a woman
When everybody's lookin', but I, I can't lie, no
When you put your hand there on my knee
And get that look up in your eyes
A crowded room don't mean a thing
And I don't mean to cause a scene
If you want to, we can leave, but girl right now
I don't care who sees
(Us leaning in, for a kiss, I'm giving in)
(Us leaning in, for another kiss, I'm giving in)
I don't care who sees
(Us holding on, coming on, a little strong)
But girl that's just between you and me
And I don't care who sees
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I don't have time to vote: Not a valid excuse - Duration: 0:52.
The last midterms had the lowest voter turnout since 1978.
Today, we want to help you break a stereotype,
that millennials don't vote.
Let's start by looking at some of the excuses
young people make to not go to the polls.
Look at that, there's a fishbowl full of excuses.
Let's see, oh!
"I don't have time to go vote."
OK, but you did have enough time to
6Google your ex until you were fully up to speed on the last nine years of his life.
The internet is a magical place.
What was that?
Oh sorry, you said that you did have enough time
to scroll through Instagram until the point
where you got that little animated check mark that says
"You're all caught up" which is basically your phone's way of saying
"Get a f**king life."
A few minutes inside the voting booth can decide a lot about your future.
And by the way, you can still
Google stalk while you're waiting in line.
Bottom line, you do have to go to the polls.
No excuses.
Vote.
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Don't just wear a costume, become someone else with face paint - Duration: 6:22.
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Budget 2018: 13 things hidden that Tories don't want you to see - Duration: 13:38.
The Budget will make some people's wallets feel a bit more substantial, while others may be left disappointed
Philip Hammond used his Budget to offer early tax cuts for millions of workers and extra cash for Whitehall departments, as he began the process of easing austerity
Boosted by improved public finance forecasts, the Chancellor promised a "brighter future" after years of constraint imposed following the financial crash
Measures announced in Mr Hammond's third Budget amounted to a total £100 billion loosening of the purse-strings over a six-year period
But the spectre of a no-deal Brexit hung over the 72-minute statement, with the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) warning that failure to reach agreement with Brussels would hit the economy hard
But as is so often the case in these areas - the devil really is in the detail
So what about the small print? And what will it mean for the lives of ordinary people around Birmingham? Well, thankfully our colleagues at Mirror Online have painstakingly trawled through the 106 pages of the budget 'Red Book', as well as the independent Office of Budget Responsibility (OBR)'s assessment of the measures in it - and have come up with this list of the things you may not have spotted
1. Britain's poorest people won't be any better off A chart buried in the small print shows how the Budget won't actually make the poorest 20% any better off
The diagram shows the cumulative impact of ALL tax, welfare and public service changes since 2015 - a mammoth task
While the richest 10% are taking a hit, it's middle-class people - those in the top 30% or 40% - who will benefit the most, gaining up to £750 a year
2. The welfare, housing and justice departments are all being slashed Philip Hammond made a big play of pumping more money into defence and the NHS
But he was a little quieter about yet more swingeing cuts being forced on some of the biggest frontline Whitehall departments
The Department for Work and Pensions is being expected to cut its budget from £6bn to £5
4bn in 2019/20 (not including benefit payments). The Ministry of Justice is being cut from £6
3bn to £6bn. And the housing and communities section of Whitehall is being cut from £2
6bn to £2.3bn. That's despite a welfare crisis, a prisons crisis and a housing crisis
Why are they doing this? 3. That plastic tax will take FOUR YEARS to come in Chancellor Philip Hammond claimed he'd become "a world leader in tackling the scourge of plastic littering our planet
" He might have to do a bit better then. Not only did he resist any call to tax plastic cups
His big signature move - a tax on packaging that doesn't have at least 30% recycled plastic - will only come in April 2022
He made no mention of the date in his speech - we had to find it in the small print
Environmental Audit Committee chair Mary Creagh blasted: "This speaks volumes about the Treasury's priorities
"As China, Vietnam and Thailand close their doors on Britain's plastic waste the chancellors response is keep calm and carry on
" 4. The tax on Amazon, Google and Facebook will cost tech giants a 'pittance' According to the OBR forecast Google and other online giants could pay a mere £30m each under Hammond's new tax
Labour said the figure was "a pittance for these massive international companies" They said the percentage of tax paid by the big five tech giants had halved since 2013
The new tax won't come into force until 2020 at which time the tech giants will start to enjoy a 2% cut in their corporation tax rate
Tom Watson, shadow Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, said: "The lack of ambition in this announcement is derisory
" 5. … And it raises even less than we thought If you thought the £400m raised from the Digital Services Tax didn't seem like much, then don't look at the back of the Budget book
It shows £400m a year is only what it'll raise in 2022. Next year it raises…. £5million
And in 2020/21 it only raises £275million. 6. 'Crack cocaine of gambling' stakes will stay above £2 for another year Campaigners blasted a six-month delay to cutting stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) to £2
The move to slash maximum stakes on the "crack cocaine of gambling" from £100 had been expected to come into force next April
But the Budget small print revealed the move will not take place until October. The Campaign for Fairer Gambling said it was "unacceptable"
Labour's Carolyn Harris, who chairs Parliament's cross-party group on FOBTs, was "appalled" at the "wholly unjustifiable" delay
But a Treasury source said: "It's clearly a judgement call. This we think strikes the right balance
" 7. The extra money for schools can't be spent on pens, books and toilet paper Hammond announced an extra £400 million for struggling schools to pay for "the little extras" they can't afford
Many parents will have breathed a sigh of relief at the news, after getting begging letters from their kids' teachers, asking for money to pay for such extravagances as pens, books and toilet paper
But they'll be disappointed. The money is "capital spending", ringfenced for building maintenance and purchasing equipment
That means schools will be allowed to buy iPads with the extra cash, but not pens and paper
8. The Queen is getting a pay rise The Sovereign Grant - the money paid by the government to support the Queen in her royal duties is going up
Again. Last year the figure was 76.1m - this year it'll go up to an eye-watering £82
4 million. The size of the grant is usually 15% of the government's income from Crown Estates
But last year she got a 10 year boost to 25% to pay for essential refurbishment of Buckingham Palace
9. There's going to be a tax on vaping for the first time The government is set to introduce a tax on vaping for the first time
So-called "heated tobacco" products will be taxed at the same rate as hand rolling tobacco from April 2019
Duty on rolling tobacco amounts to around £7 for the smallest, 30g packs. It's unclear how this would translate to vape fluid, which is measured in millilitres, or whether there would be a minimum level of duty
10. Tories have finally admitted they're delaying Universal Credit Tory ministers have finally admitted they're delaying Universal Credit, the small print reveals
The rollout of the hated six-in-one benefit will officially end in December 2023 - the ninth delay after its last end date of March 2023
And it may only finish in June 2024, because the Office for Budget Responsibility "assumes" it will take six months longer than the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) says
Just weeks ago, the DWP was refusing to confirm any delay. Delaying the rollout will actually save the DWP £1billion - because thanks to a £1
7bn-a-year package of help, it's now "more expensive than the legacy system would have been", the OBR declared
There's also a suggestion that the money will be saved because, by delaying UC, less will be handed over to claimants in transition payments
11. No Deal Brexit will have a "severe" hit on the economy. The Office For Budget Responsibility admits No Deal Brexit will have a "severe" impact
"If an agreement is not reached in time, it could have a severe short-term impact on demand and supply in the economy," it says
"It is next to impossible to calibrate this sort of scenario because of the lack of precedent
" Philip Hammond announced another £500million in no-deal Brexit preparations, taking the total to £4
2billion The Chancellor boasted of "firepower to intervene" if the economy needs more support in coming months - with £15billion of "headroom" to deploy
Labour's Chris Leslie, of the People's Vote campaign, claimed: "There is no Brexit dividend, only years of extended pain
" 12. … And the Brexit divorce bill may have hit £47billion Again, this is one from the independent OBR, not the Budget document itself
The experts forecast that the Brexit divorce bill could hit £47bn, much higher than the £39bn the government has claimed
It's been revised up because of a weaker pound-euro exchange rate, and changes to contribution formulas and timetables
Best for Britain chief Eloise Todd said: "Far from the fantasy millions promised by Brexiters, it has become increasingly clear that Britain will be facing a 'Brexit deficit'
" 13. A controversial Tory home buying scheme is being reopened, and it's costing £9billion You'd think a package of help for first-time buyers costing almost £9billion might have been mentioned in the Budget speech
But nope - you have to delve into the documents to find the Help to Buy equity loan scheme is being reopened for two years from April 2021
The scheme was previously slammed for helping buyers who were already well-off and allowing a five-year "time bomb" of fees to build up
This time it will be available only to first-time buyers - correcting a major flaw in the old scheme - but there are still some elements of unfairness
Londoners will be able to use it to get a home worth £600,000, while in the North East it's only available on homes worth £186,100
And the scheme's enormous cost on its own will attract attention.
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I'M sorry U guys are awsome but if u bully u stupid youtube dont strike me
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Real Madrid players demand one of two bosses: They don't want Solari for this reason - Duration: 3:17.
That's according to respected Spanish journalist Eduardo Inda. Following Real Madrid's 5-1 defeat to Barcelona at the weekend, Lopetegui received his marching orders on Monday evening as a result of the club's worst start to a season since 2001/02
The Spaniard will be "provisionally replaced" by Santiago Solari, the current manager of B team Castilla
But it seems Madrid's players aren't hoping he stays around long-term with some of the heavyweights of the dressing room already demanding one of two managers
Inda says some players believe Solari hasn't got the experience required to manage the European champions
Los Blancos players are in favour of appointing Real Madrid legend Guti or former player Michael Laudrup
"The players very sympathetic to Solari do not have him [in mind to manage full-time]," Inda told OK Diario
"The best reports do not come from the kids of Castilla and a few months ago they were about to dismiss him from Castilla
"Is he going to take Madrid out of the crisis now? "The players have been consulted and have the opinion of Chelsea's Spanish footballers
They have given two names: Guti and Laudrup." Earlier this week reports in Spain claimed some of Chelsea's current players - Cesc Fabregas, Alvaro Morata, Marcos Alonso, Cesar Azplilicueta and Pedro - have warned their Spanish team-mates in the capital about what could happen if Antonio Conte takes charge
The former Chelsea boss has emerged as the frontrunner for the job on a permanent basis after holding talks with club president Florentino Perez
But with Madrid's players unconvinced Conte or Solari is the right man to lead them forward, Guti and Laudrup could now be considered if the club's hierarchy listen
Guti spent 24 years as a player at the Bernabeu, winning five La Liga titles and three Champions League trophies
He then went onto coach Madrid's youth teams before recently taking up a position as assistant manager at Besiktas
Laudrup is another favourite among Madrid's players and also used to play for the club, winning La Liga in 1995
The 54-year-old has a wealth of managerial experience, coaching the likes of Getafe, Spartak Moscow, Swansea and most recently Al Rayyan
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Ağlama Anne / Don't Cry Mom Trailer - Episode 5 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 0:41.
You owe me, father!
Until you pay me back, I won't give you my blessing.
If my child...
...calls my sister "mom" today...
...that's because of you.
If you had behaved, she would have been calling you mom instead.
Zeynep is my daughter...
...but she is her mother, too. Who can say anything?
Father!
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Why don't Americans say McDonald's properly? - Duration: 2:49.
Hello, it's Jinger.
A lot of people seem to be interested in
how to pronounce brand names.
So I've been making videos about it.
Today I'll tell you about nicknames that Americans use.
Jinger English
When I first moved to America
this is what happened.
My hubby and I couldn't find a house right away.
So we stayed with his mom for several months.
One day, my mother-in-law said
I just got to America at that point
I didn't know what DD was.
So I asked her.
Americans say Dunkin' Donuts DD in short.
Am I the only one who thought about a bra size from DD?
In America, I started to find out
DD wasn't the only one.
There were a lot more.
A popular brand like McDonald's
is called Mickey D's.
I mentioned this in my previous video
Chevrolet, the American car brand.
Chevrolet is a full name.
People often call it Chevy.
And BMW.
People call it Bimmer.
There are 3 ways to spell it.
Since I mentioned my mother-in-law
let's talk about my father-in-law too.
He needed to buy some stuff.
That's what he said.
Where the heck is Tar-zhay?
I found out that Target is also called Tar-zhay.
So I asked why.
Target ends with et.
It kind of looks like a French word.
When we think about the image of France
it's elegant and luxurious.
Americans think the same.
So, instead of Target
they call it Tar-zhay like a French word.
People seem to think it sounds more upper class.
I can see what trolls are going to say.
Why do I have to know these?
You don't have to.
But there is a problem.
You can say the full names you know.
But the other person could say
something like that.
Then you can't understand.
So it's better to know these names.
Communication involves 2 ways.
It's important to say
but listening is as important.
So you need to know expressions native speakers use.
I don't force you anything.
Choices are yours.
My name is Jinger.
If this video is helpful
click LIKE and SUBSCRIBE.
I'll be back with different videos.
Bye.
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"Naeun, hurry up! we don't have much time!!" [The Return of Superman/2018.10.21] - Duration: 11:28.
It's early in the morning. Is Naeun up?
(Naeun and her dad are still fast asleep.)
(Sleeping)
(Sitting vacantly)
Is that Gunhoo?
My goodness.
My gosh.
Gunhoo wakes up alone but doesn't fuss.
(It translates to, "Naeun".)
(He calls Naeun just like his dad.)
(It translates to, "Wake up, Naeun.")
He's calling for Naeun after waking up.
Naeun.
(Gunhoo's persistent calling)
(wakes his dad up.)
(Sleepy)
(He helps her sleep comfortably.)
Children look beautiful when they are asleep.
They are lovely.
Gunhoo, did you sleep well?
(Dad is here.)
Gunhoo.
(A morning kiss)
I'm going to lie down.
(He clings to his dad)
(and communicates with a babble.)
Gunhoo is an incredibly gentle baby.
(Find me if you can.)
(Dad?)
(Peek-a-boo!)
(Gosh, you startled me.)
(Playing peek-a-boo)
He does it with his dad.
- How cute! / - My goodness.
I want to bite his butt.
Time passes by quickly when we play.
(Naeun is fast asleep.)
Naeun.
It's time to go to kindergarten.
(He gives Naeun a morning kiss.)
- Thank you. / - What?
- Thank you. / - For what?
Naeun, where are you going?
Is Gunhoo awake?
Gunhoo.
(It's Naeun!)
(Falling down)
(Did you sleep well, my brother?)
Gunhoo is acting cute, right?
(Gosh, my brother is so cute.)
(Let's start the day.)
Won't you go to kindergarten?
(Today, Naeun is going to kindergarten.)
Where are you going?
Gunhoo, where are you going?
Gunhoo, where are you going?
(Let's play.)
He can walk well.
Yes. His steps are stable now.
I guess Gunhoo wants to play with it.
Come here.
(She sings a sweet song for Gunhoo.)
(I'm excited.)
He shakes his body from side to side.
(My brother can dance well.)
Naeun, we must eat quickly and leave. It's 7:40 a.m.
The bus will be here soon.
I will make you breakfast. Brush your teeth, okay?
We don't have much time. Hurry up. Take it.
- We don't have much time. / - I'll brush my teeth.
Hurry up.
(She brags about brushing her own teeth.)
Hurry up. We don't have much time.
Come out when you're done.
Gunhoo, let's get your diaper changed.
Give me a second.
(I'm so busy.)
Dad.
It won't come out.
(Coming out)
It came out.
Naeun, what is it?
I have to cook. Are you brushing your teeth?
(It was nothing. I'm doing well.)
I will go and make breakfast.
Naeun, wash your face as well.
She brushes her teeth and washes her face on her own.
She's a smart girl.
(She begins to wash her face.)
(Her touches are tough.)
(I feel refreshed.)
- Did you wash your face? / - Yes.
Where is your backpack for the kindergarten?
Where is your backpack for the kindergarten?
It's here.
Hurry up. We don't have much time.
You feel pressed for time
when you get them ready in the morning.
It's because the bus comes at a set time.
This one.
(She packs her favorite stickers.)
(Sticker, sticker and more sticker)
Naeun, did you finish getting ready?
No. I'm packing.
Do it fast since we don't have time.
I'm doing it fast.
Okay.
Hold on.
Okay.
We don't have time.
That's right. We don't have time.
We don't have time.
I have to hurry up and go.
Gunhoo, stay at home.
I will come back from the kindergarten soon.
Is she moving abroad? Her backpack is full.
I'm sure she's taking what she needs.
I doubt she'll need them at the kindergarten.
(They hold hands and go to the living room.)
Naeun, are you done packing?
Yes. I did it myself.
Did you do it yourself?
Look at what I made.
(My goodness.)
(Dad's toast and foamy milk)
Did I make it well? How is it?
Try it and see if it's tasty.
Is it tasty?
(Let me try it.)
(Is it good?)
Is it good? Let's clink our cups.
Cheers.
(They clink their cups of milk.)
(She elegantly savors the foamy milk.)
It's like a drama.
(This is reminiscent of a drama.)
(It's the famous scene in "Secret Garden".)
(Hyunbin and Ha Jiwon's)
(romantic foam kiss)
Many people recreated the scene.
(Naeun enjoys foamy milk under the sunlight.)
It's like a drama.
- You have something on your lips. / - My goodness.
You have something on your lips.
Here.
(Jooho leans in.)
(They are being sweet in the morning.)
Jooho is really silly.
We don't have time. We need to eat fast.
I will eat.
Okay. Eat fast.
(I'm in a hurry.)
Drink your milk.
She is in a hurry.
(She hurriedly eats her breakfast.)
What time is it? We are late.
We are late.
We are late.
Naeun, why did you pack so many things
to go to the kindergarten?
I need these things.
- We're late. Hurry up. / - Gunhoo is so adorable.
- Gunhoo is staying still. / - I will bring a comb.
He doesn't cry.
It feels like a war in the morning.
Where is it?
(Dad, cheer up.)
(He begins to brush Naeun's hair.)
She doesn't like to get her hair brushed.
Come on.
(It's a war against the hair.)
(It's fun to run away.)
Come on. We don't have time.
Your hair is disheveled.
Naeun, put on the socks.
Do it by yourself. I'll be watching.
(She will try putting on the socks.)
(Working hard)
Naeun, where are you?
(Naeun put on the socks and disappeared.)
(Where is Naeun?)
We don't have time.
Gunhoo, where is Naeun?
Where is Naeun?
Here I am!
Why are you hiding in there?
We need to hurry up and go.
Are you playing a prank in the morning?
We are late. Let's go and take the bus.
- Okay. / - Let's go.
I will be back.
It's here.
It's here!
It's here!
Hello.
- Hello. / - Let's go. Run.
Let's go. You are here.
- Naeun, give me a kiss. / - Give your dad a kiss.
Bye.
(Naeun blows her dad another kiss.)
- Bye. / - Naeun, say bye.
Have fun at the kindergarten.
Bye.
(Naeun leaves for the kindergarten.)
We were in Switzerland before.
It's been about a month and a half
since Naeun started to attend kindergarten here.
She needs to get used to living in Korea,
but she hadn't had Korean friends before.
I'm a bit worried if she can adjust.
I put on the socks by myself.
- Did you do it yourself? / - Yes.
Good job.
Naeun, who should sit next to you? Jaehoon?
Yoochan?
- Yoochan. / - Yoochan?
Who is Yoochan?
- Did she make friends? / - Where is Yoochan?
Yoochan.
- It's a boy. / - Naeun.
- I'm sorry. / - Say bye to your dad.
Yoochan, say bye to your dad.
Yoochan.
Is she holding his hand?
She rarely holds my hand these days.
Who did Naeun come with today?
She came with her dad.
I came with my dad too.
Did you come with your dad?
(Naeun looks at him sweetly.)
What did you say?
Naeun, did you...
Did you eat breakfast?
Yoochan, are you shy?
I ate bread.
Did you eat bread?
(Smiling)
Did you have breakfast?
I haven't had breakfast yet.
What did you do yesterday?
I played with toys.
I have a lot of toy cars.
Yoochan, how did you hurt your nose?
I hurt my nose.
(Blowing)
- I will blow on you as well. / - Will you do that?
Did you give her a kiss? Gosh.
(My goodness.)
Did he... Did he kiss her just now?
Yoochan?
I will remember his name.
I haven't warned Naeun about boys,
but it looks like I should do that now.
Did you give her a kiss?
I guess they will get married.
Get married.
Hold hands.
Are you shy?
Yoochan is blowing hot and cold.
I'm not shy.
(He becomes shy upon hugging her.)
- Do you want some music? / - Yes.
I can sing "Love Scenario".
I can sing it.
Can you sing "Love Scenario", Naeun?
- Yes. / - Really?
(We loved, we met and made)
(Unforgettable memories)
(Music, cue.)
("Love Scenario" by iKON rivals "Baby Shark".)
At first, I thought it was a children's song.
I thought it was "Make a Promise".
I sang her that song.
I should practice "Love Scenario".
(Naeun stays excited en route.)
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The Real Reason You Don't Hear About Dennis Franz Anymore - Duration: 3:28.
For more than a decade, Dennis Franz was one of the most recognizable faces on television
thanks to his role as Andy Sipowicz on NYPD Blue.
But since the series wrapped in 2005, he hasn't appeared in a single movie or TV show.
Why?
Here's the real reason you don't hear from Dennis Franz anymore.
From 1993 to 2005, Dennis Franz anchored NYPD Blue, portraying Andy Sipowicz for a good
chunk of the character's life, as well as his own.
Twelve years is a long time to hold a job, and by the end of it, Franz had had enough.
Instead of moving on to another project, he decided to just retire.
He told The New York Post,
"I was just tired.
It was becoming a job, as much as I loved the work and the challenges and the creative
process...I just wanted to live an enjoyable, irresponsible, spend-time-with-my-family kind
of life.
I haven't regretted one minute of it.
I'm pretty good at doing nothing."
Franz and his wife now spend a lot of time at their lake house in northern Idaho when
they aren't traveling around the world.
Sounds a lot better than tracking down killers every week!
Andy Sipowicz might be one of the most famous TV cops of all time, but the character was
far from the first law enforcement officer Franz had played in his long career.
In fact, Franz told the Los Angeles Times that by his own count, Sipowicz was the 28th
police officer he had portrayed across television, movies, and theater.
He was so typecast that he almost didn't take the NYPD Blue gig at all.
"I told myself I was going to try to find another vehicle.
It was time not to play any more cop roles."
It's no wonder he decided to retire!
"How's it feel?"
"Takes some getting used to."
Before teaming up with legendary TV writer-producer Steven Bochco on Hill Street Blues and NYPD
Blue, among others, Franz made his name in film as a regular for two of the most most
important and singular directors of the 1970s and 1980s: Brian De Palma and Robert Altman.
Franz appeared in five De Palma movies during the director's peak: The Fury, Dressed to
Kill, Blow Out, Scarface, and Body Double.
He also joined Altman's ensemble films A Wedding, Popeye, and The Player.
Sadly, though, Altman passed away in 2006, while Bochco passed in 2018.
And while De Palma is still active, his output has slowed dramatically.
It's understandable if Franz would rather stay retired rather than go it alone without
any of his biggest creative partners.
Though he hasn't appeared on screen in years, Franz has had his fair share of real life
drama.
For instance, in 2007, a huge chandelier fell from the ceiling in Franz's house in Idaho,
injuring his sister Marlene.
The two sued for negligence, with Franz revealling that as a result of the accident, he was forced
to forgo a $16 million personal services contract, which suggests fans might have missed out
on a possible comeback project thanks to the faulty chandelier.
And in 2010, Franz was involved in another lawsuit, calming he was owed nearly $70,000
by a charter jet company for services he paid for but never received.
Luckily, they were able to come to an agreement before the matter went to trial.
Dennis Franz hasn't acted on screen since 2005, so fans were pleasantly surprised when
he made an unexpected appearance at the 2016 Emmys.
It sparked rumors of a possible comeback, something that Franz told the New York Post
is still a possibility.
"My agents have an understanding; they're still gonna knock on my door periodically
to see if there are any home runs to get me off my butt, but so far that hasn't presented
itself, though I left my options open and didn't say I was, for sure, closing the door
and not leaving it open a crack."
Here's hoping someone offers him a juicy role sometime soon.
Just… no more cops, okay?
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7 Unattractive Things That Guys Don't Know They Do - Duration: 5:12.
Gentlemen today we're sharing with you 7 unattractive things guys don't know they do.
Because while you may be great at talking to girls...
The things you actually do might be telling an entirely different story.
That's because sometimes, we all do unattractive things and don't know it,
Which, for single guys, makes women second guess them, or leaves them entirely uninterested.
If this is you, DON'T PANIC.
Because with a little help, You can identify exactly what unattractive
habits you might unknowingly have.
Now let's jump in.
7. Big Head
You can project as much alpha male body language
tricks as you'd like...
But just because you're confident doesn't mean you're worth a woman's time.
Why?
Because with great confidence comes great responsibility…
To not be a jerk about it.
No woman likes a man that thinks he's better than everyone else (even if he is),
And it's embarrassing for her to be associated with someone with such a big head.
Don't get us wrong…
You should be proud of yourself and your accomplishments.
But pride is best served up with a side of humility.
6. Loud Stacks
You've heard it before: "For the love
of money is the root of all kinds of evil."
And when it comes to dating, this quote is actually spot on.
That's because bragging about money is one of those things guys do that girls hate.
Sure, some girls might like it…
But it's probably the only thing they like about you.
Girls worth dating, on the other hand, are more interested in the value you can add to
their lives...
Rather than the value you can add to their retirement plan.
So avoid talking about how much money you make with a girl.
She doesn't care.
5. Swamp Ass
Of all the unattractive things guys do that
they have no idea about, Sweaty butt might be the most embarrassing
to learn you have.
Sweaty butt or, swamp ass, as it's known, Is due to having a dense collection of sweat
glands located around your butt.
There's no easy way to put it, sweaty butt is a legitimate problem for a lot of guys.
Through no fault of their own, not only do some guys literally sweat through their pants,
They can also leave a sweat print wherever they sit.
Probably not what you had in mind when you said you want to leave your mark on the world.
If you're one of the many guys afflicted by swamp ass, there are a few things you can do:
First, stay hydrated.
Counter intuitive, but swamp ass is most common during exertion,
And exertion happens more quickly when you're dehydrated.
Second, Keep the area under control by using toilet
paper to keep the area dry Cause sometimes, You just got to mop it up.
And third, Stop it before it starts by wearing the right
kind of underwear.
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Hey if you like our stuff, keep watching!
Because we've got 4 more unattractive things guys don't know they do...
That girl's will always notice.
Let's keep going!
4. Whatever You Want
You ever wonder why nice guys finish last?
We'll be blunt: It's because they're insecure.
And being insecure is one of the most unattractive things guys don't know they do...
But it's all they know how to do.
Thankfully, there are ways to fix it.
Start by making decisions instead of doing "whatever you want, babe."
Because as you know, confident guys who know what they want, almost always get the girl.
So find value in yourself, speak your mind, and improve yourself every single day.
In doing so, you'll avoid all the mistakes nice guys make, and slowly but surely, start
appealing to women.
We promise.
3. Whining-Inclined
This is Ryan.
On Monday he tweets "Why are babies so noisy this early in the morning???"
On Tuesday, his facebook status reads: "Ugghh this weather sucks."
He's at a restaurant on Thursday and complains about almost everything- the waiter's attitude.
The decor.
The food.
With a show of hands, how many of you would like to be good friends with Ryan?
Nobody?
That's not a surprise, because women don't want to be good friends with Ryan either.
And if you're anything like Ryan...
It's time to look at the brighter side of life,
And keep in mind that the grass is greener where you water it.
Because negativity is repulsive (especially to women).
So avoid it at all costs.
Negate negativity by defining your core values and discovering what's important to you.
2. Stage Fiving
Every single guy in the world has gotten REALLY
excited about a girl, And then immediately ruined it by turning
into a Stage 5 Clinger.
We get it though…
It's exciting when a girl likes you...but if you want it to work
you HAVE to keep your mind occupied, and expectations in check, otherwise you'll spook her off.
So play it cool and be Casper the Friendly Ghost instead of Jasper the Clingy Ghost.
As long as you can do that, you'll haunt her thoughts instead of the other way around.
1. Tipping the Scales
The last ugly thing that guys unknowingly
do is something we've talked a lot about, Without ever calling it what it is:
Being out of balance.
Life is a balancing act of a million things coming at you at once,
And if you're full of self-loathing, OR full of self-pride,
How do you expect to make room for someone else in your life?
Balance is key in every aspect of your life, and not having that balance...
Will make it harder for you to create meaningful relationships.
So avoid going too far in either direction by either beating yourself up all the time,
Or being too self-absorbed to let someone else in.
Those are 7 Unattractive things guys don't know that they do
And while you're here, why not check out these other powerful videos?
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Why I DON'T Recommend Zinc Picolinate | Chris Masterjohn Lite #81 - Duration: 8:55.
This is why you shouldn't use zinc picolinate
as your zinc supplement.
Hi, I'm Dr. Chris Masterjohn of chrismasterjohnphd.com,
and this is Chris Masterjohn Lite,
where the name of the game is
"Details? Shmeetails. Just tell me what works!"
And today we're going to talk about
zinc picolinate. I get a lot of
questions about why I don't recommend
zinc picolinate because other people do
recommend zinc picolinate. And so today
I want to show you why.
Shown on the screen is a study
where 15 students were given
four different zinc supplements in a
double-blind crossover trial. Each zinc
supplement contained 50 milligrams of
elemental zinc. And you can see at the
top that the zinc picolinate
is in the green diamonds, the zinc
citrate is in the yellow circles, the
placebo is in the blue stars, and the
zinc gluconate is in the pink triangles.
And you can see in these graphs that in the
upper left, we have the zinc that wound
up in the hair. In the upper right, we
have the urine. In the lower left,
we have red blood cells, and in the
lower right, we have serum. Now, notice
that two episodes ago, I said that to
measure zinc status, you want the plasma
zinc. The reason you want the plasma zinc
is because in plasma is where we have
what we call the exchangeable zinc pool,
which is the small portion of zinc that
is fully liberated that is moving
in between the different tissues and is
moving back and forth between the
tissues and the diet. In other words, in
order to become usable,
zinc that you supplement with or that you eat in your
diet must enter the plasma zinc pool.
And we do not have the plasma zinc pool
measured here at all, so we don't
actually know which of these best
improved the one metric that we care
most about for zinc status. But one thing
that we can see if we just look at the
green lines is that zinc picolinate did
look best in hair. Zinc picolinate did
look, I wouldn't say best, but it did
cause the most zinc to wind up in the
urine. It did cause the most zinc to wind
up in the red blood cells, but none of
these improved serum zinc. And one of the
things that we want to see if we know
that there was a change is we want to
see these lines move from close together
to farther apart. Now, an optimistic
interpretation of this is to say, "Look,
although none of these things made a
difference in the serum zinc, and
although we don't have plasma zinc, the
measurement that we would want, the zinc
picolinate did increase red blood cell zinc more than
the others." And that's a
good thing. And maybe it's a good thing
that it increased hair zinc more than
the others. But it also increased urine
zinc more than the others, which means
that you're peeing out the zinc
picolinate. One pessimistic way of
looking at this data is to say maybe the
reason that more wound up in the urine
is because picolinate binds so tightly
to zinc that the zinc never gets
liberated to enter the plasma zinc pool
and instead just accumulates as zinc
picolinate in all these tissues. So you
have zinc as zinc picolinate just being
stuffed into the hair, the zinc gets into
the red blood cells, but it's as zinc
picolinate, and it just accumulates there
without being able to fulfill any of the
functions of zinc because it never gets
released from the picolinate, and then a
lot just winds up in the urine again as
zinc picolinate. So to look at this a
little further, we're going look at one
more study. In this case, we're looking at
a study where rats were given diets with
or without picolinic acid, and the
researchers looked at what happened to
the zinc in their diet. So in this case,
we're not looking at zinc picolinate
supplementation. We're just
saying what happens to zinc
when you add the picolinate
to the diet of the animal. As you go
across the graphs on the screen, you see
fecal zinc, urinary zinc, total zinc excretion,
net zinc absorption, and zinc retention.
You can see that fecal zinc
was decreased a little bit by the picolinic acid,
but it wasn't statistically significant.
You can also see that net
zinc absorption was increased a little
bit by the picolinic acid, but again, it
wasn't statistically significant. On the
other hand, let's look at the loss of
zinc through the urine and how it
impacted the net retention of zinc.
Adding picolinic acid to the diets of
the animals increased the urinary zinc
by about eightfold. So just adding the
picolinic acid to the diet of the
animals with everything else being the
same causes them to spill eight times as
much zinc into their urine.
As a consequence of this, the total zinc excretion
was increased, and the net zinc
retention was negative both
with and without the picolinic acid.
But it was fairly close to
zero without the picolinic acid, which
means that the incoming zinc and
outgoing zinc is in balance, and it was
significantly negative when the picolinic
acid was added. So when we look at
the rat study, it looks like just adding
picolinic acid to the animal makes the
picolinic acid bind to the zinc and
carry it into the urine. When we take
that information and we look at the
human study, the human study where zinc
picolinate caused a better
increase in red blood cell zinc, hair
zinc, and urine zinc, then it looks like
the zinc picolinate, when you feed it to
the human as zinc picolinate,
carries the picolinate, carries the zinc into
various tissues, where it probably never
gets freed to act as zinc, and it carries
zinc right into the urine.
So with these and with the absence of
tests showing even equivalence let alone
superiority at increasing plasma zinc,
and with the known track record of the
forms that I recommended in the last
episode, in on the ground curing zinc
deficiency, something that's extremely
well-studied because the
World Health Organization lists
zinc deficiency as something that
impacts half the world's population,
so this is something very well studied,
with a known track record of
cheap forms of zinc, like zinc sulfate,
curing zinc deficiency, I cannot
recommend zinc picolinate.
The available data indicate that the forms
that I've recommended in the last
episode are adequate and the adequacy of
zinc picolinate is at best questionable.
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Don't Vote: Why Some People Shouldn't Vote in U.S. Elections - Duration: 8:29.
Don't vote if you can't name the 3 branches of government. Don't vote if you can't
name 10 U.S. Presidents. Don't vote if you can't name your state's U.S. Senators.
Because how are you suppose to put somebody in a position when you don't understand
what that position does? How can you hold the government accountable when you don't
even understand the very basics of government 101? An analogy I like to use is… imagine
the government as an office building, politicians as the workers, and the American voter as
the manager. If the manager only cared about whether his workers liked the Jets then how
competent would those workers be in doing the thousands of other things they are expected
to do? And so in telling everyone and anyone to vote we are further dumbing down our metaphorical
manager. If we want smarter government we shouldn't encourage uneducated people to
vote. To be considered "educated" enough to vote one should at least be able to answer
basic civics questions such as the ones I posed. If you can't answer these basic questions
then you shouldn't vote! I don't think these questions should be enforced by
law before stepping into a ballot booth, but I do think it should be a cultural expectation
that you can answer them. And if you don't want to learn about the
government, that's fine with me, just don't vote! This way you don't dilute the vote
of more educated people. Some may criticize my suggestion here by saying "But how can
you trust other people with deciding your future", but that's basically what voting
is in of itself. You can either put your faith in a specific politician based on your "gut"
feeling, which usually comes down to superficial factors such as how well he smiles or if she
shares your same ethnicity, or you can put your faith in other voters who maybe more
educated than you in choosing the specific politician. Politicians may say, "It's your civic
duty to vote!" In other words, if you are an American citizen and you have a pulse (or
even in some cases if you don't have a pulse) then you should vote! But we both know this
moral appeal is false because neither party buys Facebook ads targeting and encouraging
the other party to vote. In fact, political campaigns actively discourage voting by "going
negative" because studies show that attack ads decrease their opponents voter turnout.
And the Founding Fathers didn't think it was your "civic duty" to vote either.
The Founding Fathers actually supported a bunch of qualifications to prevent people
from voting. In order to vote you had to be a white American male over the age of 21 who
owned property. Then even when you voted you still didn't vote directly for the president,
but instead you voted for a committee of people, i.e. the electoral college, who then met and
voted for the president. Early America was not a constitutional democracy, but a constitutional
oligarchy. Then overtime America became more democratic: the first voting requirement removed
was property, then skin color, and then gender. Each step was a step in the right direction,
but with that said, there's a reason why the Founding Fathers saw democracy as a dirty
word, or as they referred to it as, "mob rule". This is because the Founding Fathers
recognized that the mob can easily be triggered by emotion, as evidenced by the French Revolution
in their times and as we've seen many more times since… As the most famous tyrant in
history said, "The broad masses of a population are more
amenable to the appeal of rhetoric than to any other force". Our politics is dumbed
down when elections are decided by rhetoric instead of record, talking points instead
of public policy. The Founding Fathers purposely created a constitution with its checks and
balances, federalism, and Bill of Rights in order to reduce the influence of popular opinion
because popular opinion is just plain stupid and illogical. For example, popular opinion
says according to poll after poll that we should cut taxes AND increase spending. This
is why as our country has become more democratic we've racked up a bigger and bigger debt,
which means each year a larger portion of the federal budget is going toward paying
interest on that debt. This year we will spend 400 billion on the interest alone! To put
that into perspective Trump's tax cut this year will cost roughly the same amount, which
means we could have the equivalent of a massive tax cut EVERY YEAR if voters didn't think
so short-term. As a side note, I also don't think it's
fair to call what Trump did a "tax cut". It's not a tax cut if you don't pay for
it. Instead it should be called what it is — a loan, which means the current generation just
took out a loan for the future to pay… with interest. A tax cut or loan can stimulate
the economy therefore offsetting some of its cost, but a tax cut will never fully pay for
itself. There's no excuse for running a budgetary deficit year-after-year during economic
good times because when the inevitable recession comes the federal government won't be able
to effectively combat it by creating jobs because all it's budget will be going toward
paying interest on a debt from a generation ago, which means future recessions will hit
harder and last longer. Then once our republic becomes incapable of combating an economic
depression the masses will gravitate toward a strongman who promises immediate solutions
to all our long-standing problems as had happened once before in American history during the
Great Depression…
The main reason F.D.R. didn't become a
full-blown tyrant is because he died into his 4th term. With the end of WW2, the legislature
regained some of its former power thereby passing the 22nd amendment to prevent any
future president from running more than 2 terms, which means even if We the People want
to vote for a president a third time we are prohibited from doing so. So if you think
my position is radical that not everyone should vote then you must at least admit that straight-out
preventing people from voting for who they want is a far more radical position. Yet if
you are like me and most people then you believe that term limits are smart even though they
are inherently undemocratic, which leads me to my final point about shades of gray. Uneducated
voters tend to think in terms of black and white, good vs. bad, Batman vs. the Joker,
but we don't live in a DC comic universe as exciting as that would be. Politicians
and the media like to pretend that we do because excitement and fear helps to get people interested
in politics who otherwise wouldn't care, but the reality is that the question isn't
whether taxation, spending, diplomacy, or security are good or bad but to what degree
and in what form. To the uneducated voter everything has a simple clear answer, but
if all our problems were so simple and clear then we would have solved them centuries ago.
As politicians and the media continue to play to this simplistic thinking in order to appeal
to the broadest number of people it also leads our country's thinking to become more polarized
into red or blue, which makes otherwise educated people uneducated. So many people exist in
their own little intolerant bubble where all their friends, family, and news comes from
one political party therefore giving them a very warped self-righteous understanding
of reality, which as I said is good for churning out votes and views, but isn't so good for
developing a long-term rational pragmatic solutions-orientated government. Instead it
leads to a highly ineffective bipolar government incapable of even carrying out such basic
functions as balancing a budget and where every 8 years the person you were trained
to despise is likely to become the President of the United States. But despite my ranting
I am a firm believer in democracy. As Winston Churchill said, "Democracy is the worst
form of government… except for all the others." As we look forward my hope is that more people
will choose to get educated instead of choose not to vote, but in choosing to vote we should
first understand the government before trying to change it.
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