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Democrats are Going INSANE After Seeing Who Trump Just Booked for His Inauguration! - Duration: 1:59.
Democrats are Going INSANE After Seeing Who Trump Just Booked for His Inauguration!
By Danny Gold.
Isn�t is just amazing that Democrats think they OWN entire races of people but then say
WE are racist?
Yeah, well now they are back at it again after Donald Trump just booked the marching band
from Talladega College, a historically black college in Alabama, to play his inauguration.
So what are Democrats so made about?
This is just a college that happens to have mainly black students marching in a huge event.
Apparently, however, the Dems still think Black people should be allowed to do or support
who they want without permission.
Even the marching band itself was so excited by the news that they released a statement
on Twitter expressing their joy:
The thing that REALLY has these liberals scared is the fact that Donald Trump�s simple message
to America�s black communities resonated so well.
�LOOK HOW MUCH AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITIES HAVE SUFFERED UNDER DEMOCRATIC CONTROL.
TO THOSE I SAY THE FOLLOWING: WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO LOSE?�
So if he is such a �racist� then how do you explain him getting more black support
than any other Republican in recent history?
Exactly, you CAN�T!
The American people were not just tired of Democrats.
We were tired of the Establishment telling us who we should be.
We chose Trump to end that segregationalism that has taken the US by storm under Obama.
The video link for the video is in the article below in our description.
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Detailed Portrait Painting · 30 Ways to Fill a Sketchbook - Duration: 6:05.
Helllooo my lovelies welcome back, and if you didn't watch my last video, happy new
year!
Hope 2016 ended well for you all and I can only wish you the best of luck and happiness
for 2017.
I'm feeling really positive, I think it's gonna be a year of personal development, achieving
more goals, new experiences, all that good stuff.
I'm also just in a good mood because this painting, that ended up taking me two days
to film, turned out way better than I could have expected and I'm really starting to
feel like this sketchbook project is paying off in the way that I hoped it would.
Feeling so much more confident but I'm also just having a lot of fun with my art again.
Right so I decided to take quite a careful, considered approach with this one so I started
out with quite a detailed sketch with a few areas of shadow and contour outlined as well.
I kind of had the idea that i would start with the darker areas and work my way to the
light like I did in my earlier portrait studies but that didn't really work on this scale
I think and I found myself just wanting to blend and add detail so I ended up working
my way around the face in small chunks, just making sure to let each area blend seamlessly
into the next.
I went for a black and white portrait a) because I haven't done anything like that in a while,
and in the comments of my last sketchbook video I got a suggestion to go monochromatic,
and also b) I wanted to make life a bit easier for myself, so not have to be too accurate
with colour, shades of grey are just that little bit simpler.
One thing I did find a little bit challenging is how gouache dries a slightly different
shade to the colour it is when it's applied so I found a lot of this painting turned out
darker than I expected but not to the point that I think it had a huge effect on the final
product.
Umm one thing I think helped a lot with the realism of this one is that I added loads
of little details, the really thin lines of the wrinkles and the odd little dot or spot
or pore on his skin which just gave it all more texture and helped to disguise areas
of blending that weren't totally smooth.
You might have noticed from my sketches that I've been really loving adding random dots
here and there to my drawings, I don't know why but I just think it makes things look
a bit more dynamic, it just kind of finishes it off for me.
How I approached the hair was starting with dark areas and then blending into a medium
grey before adding a few sharper highlights and that worked pretty well I think.
I did the same with his eyebrows and his moustache a little bit later on.
Umm I was really worried about the eyes because for some reason eyes I draw or paint never
look right but it turns out that painting most of the eye and leaving very little white
actually looks pretty realistic.
So after I did the ears and the chin, I was really eager to get the painting finished
and I felt like there wasn't too much left to do but you can't tell in this video but
it was really starting to get dark and I didn't wanna rush it.
It's really hard filming in the winter because it just feels like you only get a few hours
of sunlight.
So yeah this is the next day.
This is two days later actually, which is today, hence why the video is going up so
much later then I'd planned.
And it turned out the rest of it wasn't gonna be a walk in the park like I thought
it would be.
I thought I'd finished the hard bit and the rest would be done in an hour or so but
for whatever reason, the neck was such a struggle, I guess cos I just don't know a lot about
the structure of a neck and all the ligaments or whatever those lines are, but yeah it took
me a while to make sense of it, which I guess just goes to show how worthwhile it is to
learn your anatomy.
But yeah by this point I was getting a bit tired of it, like the fun part was over and
I just wanted to be finished so to be honest I probably rushed it a little towards the
end but I'm still really happy with the outcome.
Anyway, I'm gonna leave it at that.
Enjoy the rest of the video.
Thank you so much from watching and I'll see you all in the next one!
Bye!
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Skin Care Soft clean Moisturized | How to Caring for Aging Skin - Duration: 1:08.
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MERECEDOR DE ALABANZA - Worthy of Praise - Duration: 4:30.
When you have no hope
you bury your future
fears rob us hope
in the middle of the problem God gives us the strength
because God has not given us a Spirit of cowardice
but of power, love and self-control
He says in Jeremiah 29:12
Then you will call on me
and come and pray to me
and I will listen to you
You will seek me and find me
when you seek me with all your heart
God teaches us to glorify Him
to trust Him at all times
stop being negative
God is our hope
because things were written before
for our instruction were written
so that through endurance
and the encouragement of the Scriptures
have hope
Worthy of praise
The one who came to save me
worthy
of praise
that being a sinner
no skimp
his lineage
to die on the cross
worthy of praise
forever my Jesus
the day I do not praise him
my soul grieves me
because where there is no praise
He can not be present
such a big sacrifice
You can not overlook
3 times I say Holy
Holy, Holy
even if they think I'm crazy
Blessed be the Lord thy name
because my life has changed
on this day I praise
gets my praise
like pleasant odor Lord
Worthy of praise
The one who came to save me
worthy of praise
that being a sinner
no skimp his lineage
to die on the cross
worthy of praise
forever my Jesus
the day I do not praise him
the soul grieves me
because where there is no praise
He can not be present
such a big sacrifice
You can not overlook
3 times I say Holy
Holy, Holy
even if they think I'm crazy
Today I say Holy
Holy
Holy
Blessings.
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Sgt.Burly is the MOST FAMOUS foreigner in Japan!! Yo-kai Watch 2 - Duration: 3:23.
Welcome to Tokyosaurus, today we have another japanese character origin video which we'll
go into depth to see where their design inspiration comes from as well as to give you a better
background of what the original character is all about.
So today, we'll be talking about Sergeant Burly from yo-kai watch 2.
He's a Lightning attribute yokai of the brave tribe.
He started out as a rank C yokai, but later got promoted to rank A with yokai watch busters.
But I think most of us haven't played yokai watch busters yet, so let's just call him
rank C for now.
His appearance is very much like an Oni.
As he's got fangs, a horn, and the typical oni loincloth.
Except that, he's absolutely jacked and wears a tight army green tank top to give off a
more gym bro feel.
His goal is just to make you exercise enough until you seem fit enough for his standards.
What a bro.
So where is he from?
I was actually really surprised when I found out where Sergeant Burly is from.
He's based on a famous African-American fitness guru personality by the name of Billy Blanks.
Billy Blanks created a program called the Tae Bo exercise program.
This total body fitness system incorporates martial arts techniques such as kicks and
punches which became widely popular in the 90's.
In 2007, he became a pop culture phenomenon in Japan and started to appear on many Japanese
TV shows.
Everybody in Japan calls him Taicho (which means Captain) or Billy Taicho.
Now if we look at Sergeant Burly's japanese name, Buri Taicho, it's a word play on Billy
Taicho's name as it sounds exactly the same but with a different word.
Billy Blanks started off with the release of a christian workout video series that used
his Tae Bo method which included different motivational prayers and christian components.
The Tae in Tae Bo comes from Tae kwon do and the Bo comes from Boxing as Tae Bo combines
elements from both.
As he continued to develop different workout videos, he eventually attracted some celebrity
clients and the popularity of his videos began to skyrocket.
Once he began to release mass market videos, he sold over 1.5 million VHS tapes in his
first year and is reported to have grossed between 80 million to 130 million in sales.
Billy Blanks then started to realize there was heavy demand for his videos not just in
America and began to market them overseas especially in Germany and Japan.
He released a series called Billy's Bootcamp and it instantly drove him to insane levels
of popularity in Japan, enough to become a household name.
He started to get so much work in Japan that he had to hire a Japanese interpreter to help
him get around all the time.
He actually eventually married this interpreter and have started a family in Japan.
In more recent news, he has started an official youtube channel as he's realized that home
videos is long on its way out of the market and so he's starting to seek out new methods
of distribution.
To this day, his name is widely recognized in Japan and it is without a doubt that Sergeant
Burly is a direct inspiration from Billy Blanks.
So what did you think of Sergeant Burly?
Did you expect him to be inspired by living human being?
As usual let me know in the comments below.
Follow Tokyosaurus on twitter and facebook for updates on our newest videos and japan
related tweets.
Like the video if you want more like this and subscribe so you can get the latest videos
right in your inbox.
Thanks for watching, and i'll see you guys in the next one.
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Kimbap making challenge and Korean Mukbang - Duration: 5:52.
Hello, Welcome to the Soup Kingdom
We are going to cook some Kimbap..... Kimbap
We have Spam, Kimchi and Gim
We have the rice.... I cooked this rice about 2 hours ago so its cold enough
Now we will put this rice wine vinegar.
I bought this in the supermarket in front of our house
Dunnes
Ireland is getting loads of Japanese ingredients in its supermarkets, we hope Korean comes soon
One, Two, Three
Do you need to Toast that first?
No
So let's see its our first time
Its a Kimbap making challenge
What do you think?
It's Grand
We have this sushi rolling mat
We need to put the Gim (Seaweed Sheet)
Here is one nice Gim.
How much rice?
You put half here
A little bit, half, half, down (Covering one half of the sheet)
Ahhhhh. Half covered
Jaysus
Its that enough or do I need more?
It needs to be nice
No so, man
Women make things cleaner... Yeah.
I hope this is ok.
Lets put four spam.... Oh Yeah...
Spam is the business!!
Spam is the business!!
Look at this... Looks so gross but its lovely..
This is the uncut Kimchi...
So im not sure...
You roll.
Pressure.... Whats the secret?
Pull
You to give it a good pull and you roll it again? Yeah!
Then you give it another big pull?
Deadly
Our first Kimbap... Wow thats good.
Smileeeeee!
And you cut this up now? Yes.
Do we need a scissors or knife? We need a knife.
I don't think this is fat enough.
This is just the practice....
Can I take a big bite of that so? Yes..
He is like a kid.... This is a kimbap...
I can't really taste because i am sick...
I think its nice
but that is so delicious
We didn't know whether to use rice wine vinegar or mirin.
We used the vinegar and it's actually really nice.
Just remember to murder the rice with vinegar and you'll be grand.
Now you know how to make it, it's your turn
We get the sheet right?
I'll be your assistant
I'm in control
Im in control of this one.. Alright, go on.
You get the rice.
The rice needs to be well spread and tight.
This is going to be the tightest rice in the world
Here's me spam, we are putting it here.
So four pieces of Spam
We are using matt kimchi... Are you ready??
Jesus, I'm actually ruining this one.
Firmmmmm, gimme the firm..
Ahhhhh, I get you now
ohhhhh... Looks better than mine
He did well
ohhhhhh. wow!
This is quite easy to do but my cutting skill leaves a lot to be desired
Wow, I think Adams kimbap is much better
It's tighter I think
You need man strength to tighten the rice
I told you, you made to make the rice nice and tight.
Oh. There is broken Gimbap
It looks very sad in the middle.
This one looks nice
That has been our Kimbap challenge
Lets call it a Kimbap challenge slash Mukbang
This has been the Soup Kingdom
This is Kimbap
Kimbap
Make it. Love it. Easier than making sushi.
Soup Kingdom Anyeong
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Foo Fighters-Lonely As You (Letra/Lyrics) - Duration: 4:39.
What would I do?
Lonely as you
Pleasure or pain,I can't choose
What would I do?
Lonely as you
Pleasure or pain,I can't choose
Wake up, you're dreaming
I can't stand your screaming
Drowning out these prayers
Just some words without meaning
Spare all the breaching
My secrets worth keeping
No one understands like I do
Keep out of reach
I'm your leading deletion
Hide behind these masks
Though they still see right through them
Every now and then
You're down and out my friend
Down and out again
Down and out again
Down and out again
But I'm down with you
One more time for the last time
One more time for release
One more time for the last time
Everyone wants to believe
Blame it on you,
thought these years I've been losing
Blame it on the past,
it's the last place I know you
Blame all the children,
they're raging and ruined
Blame it on the black and the blue
Every now and then
You're down and out my friend
Down and out again
Down and out again
Down and out again
But I'm down with you
One more time for the last time
One more time for release
One more time for the last time
Everyone wants to believe
Every now and then!
You're down and out my friend
Down and out AGAIN!
Down and out AGAIN!
Down and out AGAIN!
But I'm down with you...
One more time for the last time
One more time for release
One more time for the last time
Everyone wants to believe
One more time for the last time
One more time for release
One more time for the last time
Everyone wants to believe
One more time for the last time
One more time for release
One more time for the very last time
Everyone wants to believe!
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News Today: Assange Tells CNN "YOU HAVE 48 HOURS UNTIL WIKILEAKS DESTROYS YOU With BOMBSHELL LEAK." - Duration: 2:49.
thank you for watching culture shock TV
formerly culture shock news this article
comes to us from conservative daily
post.com Julian Assange sends a message
to CNN it states you have 48 hours until
WikiLeaks destroys you with a bombshell
leak WikiLeaks issues a tweet stating we
have issued instructions to soussi and
in for defamation unless within 48 hours
they air a one-hour expose a of the plot
WikiLeaks has issued a 48-hour warning
to CNN and if they do not retract all of
their inflammatory statements videos and
articles they will take the mega media
corporation to court and sue them for
defamation CNN initially thought they
could just issue an apology and that
would satisfy Sean's think again
WikiLeaks also has argued that they will
expose CNN outside of the courtroom to
if they continue to play these games
wikileak taskforce tweet States us 2017
former CIA head official denounces
government Critic as a pedophile CNN
apologizes to Assange after commentator
calls him a pedo Assange is a pedophile
who lives in the Ecuadorian Embassy in
London the commentators stated one thing
remains inevitably clear WikiLeaks
doesn't plan to stop after d railing
Hillary Clinton and her team of cronies
CNN is merely their first target and
plenty more will surely follow
they've put CNN on notice and they have
48 hours to air a one-hour special
confessing to their lies and or are in
big trouble if they or anyone thinks
WikiLeaks is bluffing or incapable ask
Hillary Clinton how powerful Assange and
his team can be
thank you for watching culture shock TV
i leave you a link below for this
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The Hidden Superpower All Fluent English Speakers Have - Duration: 11:02.
Hi there, I'm Drew Badger, the world's number
one English Fluency Guide, and in this
video we're going to be talking about
the hidden superpower that all fluent
English speakers have I've been excited
about making this video for quite awhile
but I've waited because it's a little
bit more advanced it is a challenging
idea but I will do my best to explain
and keep it very simple for you
I don't want to keep you in suspense so
i will tell you this superpower right
now and then we will explain what it
means so again don't be nervous if you
think maybe you don't quite understand
it because I will go into exactly what
it is and how to develop it
so this superpower and its really a
quite simple thing actually is the
ability to understand things by their
meaning and to adapt your understanding
of words as you learn more
now I know this is kind of a weird idea
and maybe I haven't even explained it
very well it's kind of a new thing that
I'm trying to help people learn but it's
really very important it's one of those
things that native speakers don't even
realize that they're doing so it's quite
difficult to teach and I've never heard
anyone teach it before
anyway let's explain what it means so if
you're thinking about maybe learning a
verb and I've covered this or I covered
this quite recently when I was making a
video talking about the different uses
of get and this is the most powerful
verb that you can learn the English
language because it's so common and so
useful but in that video what I talked
about is number one the most important
thing you should be doing for building a
huge vocabulary quickly is instead of
trying to learn English word through
your language you need to be
understanding everything through english
so when you're watching people maybe
people are like there are lots of
English teachers actually from all over
the world that are teaching but they're
using their native language to help you
learn now I think there is value in this
because there may be are a few things
that are maybe specific to a person's
language or maybe some difficult
pronunciation things that are required
by having someone do that but you must
also be learning with the native speaker
and someone that understands things in a
way like i do that can pronounce them
perfectly as well as present them in a
visual weight because you want to be
focusing as much as possible on learning
things the same way native speakers do
so you don't want to put any steps
between the language you speak your
native
language and the language you're trying
to learn you don't want to learn things
and get explanations and definitions and
do all these other things where you
translate in order to understand
something because that's why you would
translate when you speak so if you have
a problem with maybe translating in your
head before you speak so you're in a
conversation someone says something to
you and you want to respond but wait a
minute you have to think okay is this
grammar rule how do i translate this and
then you start speaking after that so if
you don't want to do that if you have a
problem with that
it's because you're learning things
through your native language so the most
important thing you should be doing
really for anything any aspect of
developing fluency whether its
vocabulary building or listening or
pronunciation practice you want to get
that connection to the language directly
so this is just the foundation of this
idea but let's say I see somebody buying
something and then I hear the word get
ok so now I've made an association in my
mind a connection between the word get
and the like the situation of someone
buying something so i make that
connection I ok to get means to buy
something but maybe like the next day I
hear somebody else like like they find
something on the street and they pick it
up and maybe they like oh I got I got
twenty dollars off the street and I say
wait a minute like yesterday I heard get
and it means to buy something doesn't it
but wait a minute i guess it also means
something else and this is the this is
the part where like your mind opens up a
little bit more and you've probably
noticed this if you've learned anything
like a word like get like we covered in
that video and i gave you a whole bunch
of different uses of that word so again
do go back and watch that video the most
powerful verb in the English language if
you've not seen it already but this idea
of taking something and then expanding
your understanding of it through the
language itself
you're not trying to get a whole bunch
of translations of something what you're
doing is making a connection with a
language okay so I see somebody buy
something so i'm looking at a situation
and then i connect that with the word so
to buy something to purchase something
I'm giving someone money and I get
something so i'm buying something from a
person now if I think about that and
that's the only meaning that i
understand like I will continue to go
through life thinking that by means get
so it's the same thing but as soon as I
hear
something else now my mind has to change
my mind has to open up a bit more to
start receiving other definitions of
what what something like that means oh
ok get does not just mean by something
it could also mean to find something on
the ground and then I start thinking
okay if get means like buy something and
find something what else might that mean
now this is really important because
this idea this is the superpower that
people have that native speakers have
the people who speak fluently have it's
the ability to understand things in the
native language by studying it directly
again you're focusing on the meaning of
something not translations so if you can
develop this superpower then it's really
going to help you build your confidence
because you'll be able to adapt to new
language or new meanings of words when
you hear them and then it expands your
meaning for your understanding of the
meaning of that word
I hope your understand what I'm saying
because this is such an important idea
to click that like button if you are
understanding what I'm saying right now
or if i need to go back and make a new
version of this video to make it even
easier but really it is a very advanced
idea and most people don't even realize
they're doing it when they are doing it
so I'm trying to make it very clear here
so you understand that there's more than
one meaning typically for a word and
then as you learn that you expand your
understanding of that idea or that word
to really push this deep into your brain
let's look at the word take now in the
same way let's say I'm a young child and
I see my father maybe take a piece of
bread off of the table and he said I'm
taking a piece of bread say okay like
take I get it like I understand what
he's saying to remove something from one
thing and put it in something else but
maybe I go to school later that day and
my friends are talking about taking a
test i say wait a minute like I thought
take this meant physically moving
something from one place to another I
don't understand quite how that works
all of these will have larger meanings
and then kind of under under that
umbrella so I call this an umbrella
where we have kind of smaller more
specific examples of something so under
the umbrella of get you have maybe to
buy something or to receive something
but really you're transferring something
you're taking possession of that thing
finally we'll look at the verb to say
something to say like I'm sitting down
in my parents are talking I'm like a
couple of years old and my dad says oh
like my mom said how are you today so my
mom said how are you today so I think
okay say say means to have words coming
out of your mouth so that's my
understanding of that word but maybe I
here later my dad and I are looking at a
picture book and there's a picture of a
cow and he says oh the cow says Moo the
cows is moved so I'm thinking wait a
minute like a cow's and actually
speaking like a cow doesn't have words
that it's maybe trying to communicate
well maybe it doesn't mean we don't
really understand it but in that case
like okay my understanding of say is not
just words but it's expanded to having
like some kind of sound coming out of
like a mouth or something like that so
I'm expanding my understanding and this
is how I developed a superpower of doing
this so when i'm working with Aria my
daughter when I'm trying to explain
things to where I have to make it very
clear what I'm talking about so I can
help her understand her our expand her
understanding of particular things
because you can notice like if you're
maybe specifically your you're doing
something or if I'm teaching a class i
will look at students and if I say
something I can tell if they understood
it or if they didn't and usually it's
because they haven't expanded their
their understanding of something so the
more you can develop this being able
this ability to expand your
understanding of phrases or verbs or
vocabulary in general the faster we'll
be that you get fluent because the more
it will lead you to want to think like
what else could i use this for or what
other meanings like especially the
literal vs figurative meanings of
something so I cover a lot about this in
our visual guide to phrasal verbs the
difference between a physical thing and
a literal or i guess a figurative thing
so one example I given that program is
to go under now to go under if you think
about physically moving under something
else this is a literal understanding of
the phrasal verb to go
under but the kind of more figurative
understanding about is like a company
going under when it goes bankrupt so to
go bankrupt means to lose all of your
money and in that way we're taking an
idea we're expanding our idea we're
expanding our understanding of what to
go under means and so you can find this
everywhere and the more you can do this
the more you don't like lock yourself
into a particular understanding of a
word the more you can keep open and
always be learning kind of knew it new
things like one trick i'll give you
right now
like if you take even a basic verb like
get just search the verb get on google
and you can look at a huge list of all
these things read through them you see
like you know five ten different
meanings of the word get but they all
have an umbrella and if you find that
umbrella then that's what's going to
give you a great understanding so again
that's exactly what i do in the most
powerful verb in the English language
video that's a few videos before that
one so do go back and watch that video
after you've seen this one even if you
have seen that video already you will
look at it in a new way if you go back
and watch it now anyway I don't want to
give you too much information but this
superpower this is such an important
thing and hopefully i have explained it
quite well if I have do click that like
button and then again go out and try to
do a little bit of research on your own
just pick a verb like take or grow or
give or anything just a simple verb for
an example and notice all the different
meanings that you might not have heard
before but again if you can do this you
will expand your understanding and
become more fluent and more native like
really
anyway it's a great superpower that
anyone can develop and you can start
doing that right now if you have enjoyed
this video do click that like button
become a subscriber to the YouTube
channel and if you have problems you
know you want to be able to think more
like a native speaker this idea of
understanding how to expand your way of
thinking how to expand your
understanding of vocabulary is one of
the habits of a fluent English speaker
and if you want to develop all of these
you can click on our button right here
in this video or on the link in the
description below this video to take our
free english fluency quiz and it will
help you understand exactly what you're
struggling with and give you specific
advice you need to help develop that
habit so all these things are required
becoming a fluent speaker does not mean
learning more words it just means
developing the habit that native
speakers have and we can help you do
that
have a fantastic day and i'll see you in
the next video bye bye
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