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What is Glare and Flare? How to avoid and how to use? - Duration: 4:37.
Let´s go!
Hello people, all right with you?
My name is Geovane Fernandes and you are in Photography For Beginners channel
And in today's video you will understand the difference enter the Flare
and Glare
and you will also find out when they are really needed
and when to avoid them
and more: You will learn to avoid them in the simplest way possible
now rather better
wheel vignette there
the last class of the channel you had seen on the lenshood
and lenshood is precisely to avoid what?
effects like Flare and Glare
and in today's video you'll just understand them
let's start with Glare
the Glare is nothing more than
a large light source that is invading your camera's sensor from its lens
it can cause loss of contrast
and can also cause loss of color
look at an example of Glare on the scene
boring heim
and Flare? Flare are types of internal reflections of his lens elements
and the more elements you have your lens
more conducive to happen Flare
this means that fixed lenses like the 50mm
They are less likely to happen Flare
that does not mean it will not happen
indeed a curiosity
the effect of flare
it changes as the diaphragm of your lens
means that if you use the button
preview preview depth of field
you can see how it would look Flare
if you do not know where this little button on your camera
worth a query in the instruction manual
then how to avoid flare and Glare
it's time to understand
First, your lens is already prepared it
she will have a type of treatment known as coating I have explained here in canal
why you know what is coating
there watching the video after
only the easiest way to avoid flare and glare
is the position
depending on where it comes from the light source, you simply position yourself
positioned? Solved the effect
but not every case that will give to you position
so in these cases
you have to choose well the lens, because the better the coating
less likely to flare and glare will have
but that does not mean it will totally disappear
then these specific cases
you will use in your lens
lenshood
lenshood will avoid the flare and Glare
it will not go away completely with the effect
it will just prevent or mitigate
depending on where it comes from this light source
incidentally, you have a video explaining where the channel is lenshood
and has another video teaching to do so here
a lenshood home
then worth a consultation there
is soft soft
We finished the video today it is very short
and in today's video I will try to do something new with the registered and unregistered
always at the end of the video I will leave a question for you
to see if you really understand the issue about to find out more about
then the question is:
Its in a single photo and have the Flare Glare effect at the same time?
Answer me
during the week I put a short one little video explaining the channel
better this fact, it is like or do not like
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register if you are not registered to stay inside the news channel
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Farming Simulator 17 KUHN SPV Confort12 - Duration: 5:53.
HI GUYS !!!! Welcome to Farming Simulator 17 Mods Channel in this video i show You a New Mobile Forage Mixer From KUHN.
KUHN SPV Confort12 12.000l Capacity
You can upload from left or right side CHANGE SIDE U KEY
After 1.4.4 game update you can not fill the mixer with grass ONLY with HAY
To make power food you need hay and silage Straw it's not necessary
I fill 50% of the mixer with silage and the 50% with hay
I have not yet managed to achieve 100% power food If someone knows the way I please him to share in the comments...
I can't clean anymore the cows feeders with mobile mixers :(
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OP Pokemon Trainer Strategy - Episode 5 Lurantis 🌴 Alola Metagame 🌴 - Duration: 5:12.
Hey everybody it's me DeoGenZ with my OP Pokemon trainer strategy.
Today we're going to be looking at Laurantis the grass mantis Pokemon it's kind of like
the pink equivalent to Scyther except it's not a bug it's only grass-type so don't make
that mistake in metagame if you're thinking that it might be quad affected by fire so
on the stats side of things we see that its defense and special defense are equally good
and pretty decent when you consider things; not straight out wall status by any means
but the attacks, that is where it shines truly with a 105 base stat we go over to the ability
side of things we find lead guard which protects Lurantis from any status conditions in full
sunlight and contrary which turns any status altering moves that's stat altering move,
like swords dance into having an opposite effect so if lurantis did a sword dance while
having a contrary ability it would have a very bad effect lowering your physical attack
stat rather than raising it but I'm going to talk about that in the strategy section
about how you may use contrary to your advantage in double battle and aside from sunny day
you may even think about trick room, look at that speed stat, 45 this is one of the
slowest pokes we've looked at so far so enough of us speculating, let's head out into the
field and talk about how do you raise a Lurantis the main thing I wanted to keep in mind with
this bulky striker in particular since you could have multiple variance of EVs is that
I wanted it to be balanced that's why defense and special defense effort values are halved
right down the middle once again with 126 and 126, max out that physical attack stat
though because that is Lurantis' best attribute and you want to be sure to maximize it as
much as possible you can depend on the nature adamant to do that to the fullest careful
will help you with your special defense an impish nature will help you with your physical
defense in terms of moveset we see a really cool move solarblade which I'm not certain
many Pokemon can learn I haven't explored this move particularly yet but it looks pretty
much like a solar beam except with a physical attribute to it so those Pokemon like Lurantis
that have a good physical attack stat will benefit from having a solar blade whereas
I would never recommend putting a solar beam on this Pokemon because it's special attack
is nothing to really be caring about x-scissor, poison jab, break break all give you a good
amount of hitting power and variance on the types that you can be super effective on,
you could consider petal blizzard since solar blade does take two moves to set up I should
add that's why I mentioned it's very much like solarbeam if you want to use solar blade
immediately however I would recommend attaching the power herb which was what that red feather
looking item was in the previous screen showing all the stats of Lurantis and on the note
of items you need to be sure your moveset fits with the item you attach because that
assault vest which also was on that stat screen will restrict you to only using offensive
move so that assault vest will work for the regular moveset that I provided here but if
you branch out into using synthesis or any move that is not offensive assault vest will
prevent you from using that and then cripple a whole move slot while you're trying to battle
in metagame, and before I leave you friends I just want to mention the contrary ability
which is hidden but available and can be used in single battles with a little bit of prediction
if you know that your opponent has a Pokemon with intimidate on it because instead of lowering
your attack it will raise your attack when Lurantis switches in, and in double battles
it's even more controllable for example if you have a member on your team that has charm
and you use it on Lurantis instead of lowering your attack 2 stages it will raise it 2 stages
which is an incredible boost again early in the game where Lurantis doesn't even have
to use a sword dance and can continue focusing on being a purely offensive; and in next week's
episode you'll want to stay tuned because I have a particularly good Pokemon for monotype
teams that has some great synergy you can take advantage of Lurantis' contrary ability
so you want to stay tuned for next week to see who that is so with these combinations
of stats, items, and movesets in mind I hope that I've helped you in your seventh gen metagame
and let me know below if you're using any of the Pokemon from previous episodes, Have
I helped you actually train a specific Pokemon in your team?
I've been DeoGenZ and if you enjoy the series and you want to support me further consider
checking out patreon where I hand out shinies to anybody who's a patron and enter them
into battle tournaments for future videos!!!
See you in the future
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אווברואץ המסע לראנק ! עונה 4 - Duration: 7:45.
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SHADA - Doctor Who - PepperPassport at Cambridge - Duration: 8:33.
Welcome to Cambridge, quiet Northen London town,
where many prestigious colleges are settled.
In one of them works the kind Professor Chronotis.
Do you want to know more about that curious character?
Then follow me to Cambridge, city of Shada.
Shada is an incomplete episode from the series 17 of Doctor Who.
which was broadcasted for the first time in 1992, with a narration by Tom Baker to replace the un-shot parts.
The Doctor pays a visit to an old Time Lord friend, Professor Chronotis,
a teacher in a college of Cambridge.
This quite senile man actually hide lots of Time Lords secrets,
secrets which interest a lot Skagra,
a criminal who's looking for Shada, the Time Lords' secret prison,
to release and ask for help to Salyavin, a Gallifreyan criminal, to control the Universe.
The producer, Graham Williams, and the script editor, Douglas Adams wanted to recruit new writers for series 17,
but things didn't turn well.
After several misfortunes,
they had to accept the script of "The Horns of Nimon",
even if Williams disliked it,
and to write City of Death in a hurry to have enough episodes.
But one episode was still missing,
the last of the series in which Williams intended to put a huge budget to make a great finale.
so Douglas Adams wrote that one too.
But to suggest a screenplay from the current script editor was badly seen back then.
They asked for a special authorization so Adams could work on it.
Williams asked for the authorization because,
even if Adams could have used a pseudonym, like for "City of Death",
"Shada" was his last episode as script editor and his career was expanding thanks to "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy",
and it would help his writing career to have the paternity of that episode.
They worked together on "Shada", named at first "Sunburst".
Williams thought the Time Lords were overused
so he decided to care less about them since series 15.
Indeed, even if series 16 ("Key to Time") refers a lot to Time Lords,
we don't learn a lot about them.
In spite of it, Adams wanted to write about Gallifrey,
to explain more precise subjects about Gallifreyan life,
like daily life or laws.
Nevertheless, to respect Williams wishes,
he put the plot in Cambridge,
talking about Gallifrey through the protagonists' memories.
So this final Adams' Doctor Who story deals with Time Lords without going to Gallifrey,
but it brings lots of new elements about that civilization:
Shada prison and the criminal Salyavin,
"the Worshipful and Ancient Law of Gallifrey", one of Rassilon's area artifacts,
Time Lords Academy's entrance speech,
the term "Time Tot" and the existence of Gallifreyan children books,
and all sorts of rituals.
At first, Shada was to be directed by Michael Hayes, who also directed "City of Death".
He was replaced by Pennant Roberts,
who last worked on Doctor Who on an other Adams' story, "The Pirate Planet".
The shooting started on October, 17 at Cambridge's Emmanuel College,
even if Adams regretted not to have the autorization to shoot at St John's College, where he had studied.
Despite all of it, and completely by chance, they met a bunch of choristers from St John's College who offer their services.
The choir was added to the chase scene,
to Tom Baker's delight as he became friend with them and was promoted honorary member of their group.
But the shooting wasn't idyllic.
A strike was shaking that field for some time
and night scenes became day scenes
as they weren't delivered in lighting material.
The strike was growing.
Nevertheless, all exteriors and several studio scenes were shot without a hitch.
On November, 19th, after lunch time, the team discovered the studio blocked by strikers.
The strike continued several days,
delaying Christmas programs' shootings, and Williams forced himself to cancel the end of Shada's shooting
to leave shooting slots available as soon as studios reopened.
The BBC found an agreement on December, 1st,
but it was too late for the episode, whose fate had been decided the day before.
Williams tried to book a studio for five days in December,
but the only available slots were in January 1980. Shada was totally abandoned.
To Williams and Adams' despair as they put a lot on their final Doctor Who episode.
They suggested to put Shada in series 18,
but the schedule was already done and an additional episode would have stretched it too much.
Furthermore, it didn't fit with the new episodes rhythm, darker and more serious.
Still, the new producer John Nathan-Turner wanted Shada to be released.
He tried to modify it in a two-parter of 50 minutes each to be released at Christmas,
but his idea went nowhere.
Nevertheless, he insisted to keep Shada's rushes into the BBC's archives.
Incidentally, an extract will be used in "The Five Doctors" to replace Tom Baker's absence.
If that episode was broadcasted, it would have marked the end of an era for Doctor Who.
The theme and credits will completely change for series 18.
The multicoloured scarf and the brown coat will be replaced by a burgundy outfit
and it would have been the last apparition of the old TARDIS.
A more modern, light-weighted and handy model will be used for the rest of the Classic era.
It would also have been the last episode longer than four parts.
But it was especially the last episode of the producer Graham Williams, the script editor Douglas Adams,
the composer Dudley Simpson,
and David Brierly as K9, as John Leeson took back the part.
But Shada wasn't abandoned forever.
Douglas Adams, who wasn't the kind to leave good ideas behind,
will reuse some elements from Shada, for example Professor Chronotis,
in his novels "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency".
In September 1983, a bunch of fans leaded by Ian Levine
made a non official edition of Shada,
using a mix of text panels and rushes from the archives.
This version was shown at Birmingham's Panopticon 5 convention.
In November 1985, John Nathan-Turner tried again to release Shada,
completed with a narration by Colin Baker as the Doctor telling one of his past adventures.
He suggested the Doctor could tell the story to Peri
or directly to the viewer, but the project didn't last.
Finally, in July 1992, the BBC released Shada.
The missing parts had been replaced by a narration by Tom Baker as he walked through the exhibition "Doctor Who: Behind the Sofa".
The episode reception was quite tepid.
The story was seen as good and well tied up,
but the direction wobbly and old.
In 2002, Big Finish released an audio version of Shada
and asked Tom Baker to take his part back.
Tom Baker refused to take part in the project
so Big Finish asked Paul McGann, who already worked with them regularly.
It had been decided in this version that events from "The Five Doctors" had altered time
and that the Fourth Doctor's adventure never took place as he was trapped in the Time Vortex.
The Eighth Doctor, learning this crucial change,
asks Romana and K9 for help to put things back in order.
The audio will come out on the BBC online platform with a short animation
and will be part of the series 40th anniversary celebrations.
In 2012, Shada's novelisation finally came out.
In his lifetime, Douglas Adams never authorized his episodes to be novelised,
but after agreement with his legatees,
the novel was written by Gareth Roberts and published by BBC Books on March, 15th 2012.
This version, even if faithful to the prime material,
adds references to other Douglas Adams' works,
but also NewWho elements
to add some consistency.
In 2013, it was released in France under the name "Shada – L'Aventure perdue".
Personally, here's my opinion on Shada.
Shada's story is simple at first,
but it gets richer thanks to all the information about Gallifrey
and to its plot twists.
Everything about Gallifrey is enthralling,
so it's a pity it couldn't have been reused in the next series.
The episode is funny, full of punchlines and dodgy jokes.
The existing sets are beautiful,
whether it's exteriors or Chronotis' office.
The invisible ship is a clever and well used idea.
The light effects on the Kraags are original, nice and well made,
so we forgive its kitsch aspect.
Professor Chronotis is a super cool character with great development
we would love to know more.
He is funny and touching,
but also ambiguous and mysterious.
I'm sad this episode is incomplete
as it's one of my favourite from the Fourth Doctor's era,
with its rich and fascinating story and its corrosive humour.
Thanks for walking around with me!
If you want us to take a walk together again,
you can like, share or comment this video, and also subscribe.
Kisses!
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Subject and Object Pronouns - Duration: 5:17.
What are pronouns? Well I'm going to
explain to you exactly what a pronoun is
and I'm going to show you how to use one.
Keep watching. Hi guys, welcome back. I'm
Teacher Mark and today I'm going to talk
to you about pronouns. What exactly are
they? Ok, so let's begin.
So, it originates from a Latin word
'pronomen', which is a union of two words.
We have the prefix, 'pro', which means, 'in
place of', and, 'nomen', which is a name. So
This was in this is brought to England
by the French. The French would use the
word, 'pronom', but then over the years it
developed to, 'pronoun', because the
English like to make it their own.
Ok so I'm going to now, show you how to
use this.
Ok, so before we continue with this video,
let's give you a list of pronouns that
you will need. So in this video you are
going to focus on, 'subject and object',
pronouns. I say subject and object
because there are other variations of
pronouns. You have possessive pronouns,
interrogative pronouns, reflexive
pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, etc.
There are many variations. So, we are
going to be focusing on subject and
object pronouns. So, subject and object
pronouns are going to be what you use to
replace subjects and objects in
sentences. So if you look at the picture
on the screen, you will see that for
subjects, you are going to be using, I, You,
He, She and It, for singular. For plural,
you're going to use, We, You and, They. For
For objects, for the singular you will be
using, Me, You, Him, Her, It.
And for plural, Us, You and Them.
Ok, so let's continue with the video. Okay,
so we use pronouns to replace other words.
We substitute, nouns, noun phrases, another
pronoun, or even an entire sentence with
a pronoun. So let's show you a paragraph.
It'll help you to understand.
So let's look at this paragraph. 'John brought
the books to the library and placed the
books on the librarian's desk. The librarian
checked each of the books and told John
that the books were overdue; John
would have to pay a fine. Okay, a little
bit repetitive yes? We have, the books, the
books, the books. Librarian, librarian.
John, John. It's very repetitive. So let's
avoid this repetition. Let's use some
pronouns in place of these words. So
first of all we've already introduced
John. And we've already introduced the
books. So we don't need them anymore. So
let's put the pronoun, 'them', on the
librarian's desk.
Oh look, we've just introduced the librarian.
So now, we're going to assume she's female, so
we're going to say, 'she' checked each of,
'them', we know what we're talking about.
and told, oh, John, we've already introduced
him, so we can just put, 'him', that, 'they',
were overdue, and then, 'he', the pronoun,
would have to pay a fine. So let's read
this new paragraph.
John brought the books to the library and
placed them on the librarian's desk.
She checked each of them and told him
that they were overdue; he would have to
pay a fine.
Doesn't that read so much nicer? It's a
smooth sentence. We don't have so much
repetition.
So in this case, it's a lesson for you.
When you write sentences, use pronouns to
avoid all that repetition. I hope this
video helped you to understand pronouns,
and I'll see you in my next video. Take
care guys. Bye, bye. Hi guys, thank you for
watching the video. I hope you enjoyed it.
If you did, don't forget subscribe by
clicking this MW English services icon
by here. There are also two more videos
by here that I think that you'll be
interested in. If you've seen them, you can
visit my channel for more.
Take care guys. Bye, bye.
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Melania Trump Says To Let "Gift Of Nature" Heal Sick Children Without Health Insurance - Duration: 3:36.
Melania Trump has been under fire for the last few days for statements she made while
visiting a children's hospital, saying something to the effect that let the gift of nature
help to heal children and sick people across this country.
Here's the thing, we do know, there is scientific evidence that does support the fact that there
are natural remedies for certain things within nature.
Even being exposed to the outdoors has been proven to ease depression and help certain
medical ailments.
Now it's not going to do anything to touch cancer.
It's not going to do anything to help with leukemia or diabetes, but that's not the point.
While Melania Trump is visiting this children's hospital talking about children's health,
she is ignoring the fact that her husband and the party that her husband is now at the
head of is trying to strip healthcare coverage away from millions of children in the United
States.
If the current budget reconciliation bill that includes the tax subsidy repeals for
the Affordable Care Act, if that goes through, we're looking at four and a half million children
in the United States who will instantaneously not have health insurance, four and a half
million children.
Eight million adults will immediately lose their ability to pay for healthcare coverage.
That's just the start.
That is just from this one piece of budget legislation.
At the end of the day, once all this is said and done, and Republicans successfully repeal
the Affordable Care Act, 13 million children in the United States will no longer have healthcare
insurance.
What is the gift of nature going to do for them?
I'm not trying to demean what Melania Trump said.
I know she said it with the best of intentions.
It may not have come out completely clear, but the fact is that she's out there talking
to sick kids while her husband and the Republican Party is attempting to punish sick children
for no reason.
There is no reason to strip health insurance away from 13 million children in this country.
We've already seen a reduction in SNAP benefits, in Medicaid coverage.
Now they're trying to take away the Affordable Care Act too.
It's like the Republicans have some kind of war against children.
For being the Pro Life party that seems to love kids as long as they're in a uterus,
they sure don't give a damn about them once they're born because they're doing as little
as possible to help.
They're trying to actually repeal the few helpful things that we do have in this country.
I don't understand it.
I try to wrap my head around this.
Why do Republicans hate children?
This story is not about what Melania Trump said, or how she said it or how anybody has
misconstrued it.
It's the fact that she was speaking to sick children, trying to give them hope at the
same time that her husband and the Republican Party were trying to take away hope from millions
of children all throughout this country.
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10 Popular Actors Who Want To Be A Marvel and DC Superhero - Duration: 7:58.
There was a time when comic book movies were seen as a joke or a poisoned chalice to an
actor's career. Not any more. These days, the comic book movie genre is
one of the most popular in Hollywood - heck, five of the twenty highest-grossing movies
of all time are comic book movies - and popular, talented actors appearing in the genre is
the norm. But not every actor has yet been given the
chance to play a live action superhero. Many of those unfortunate souls have expressed
a public interest in playing a specific one, however - and that's what this video is about.
Watch it, enjoy it, and don't forget to subscribe to our channel to regularly see more like
it. Here are ten popular actors who want to be
a Marvel or DC superhero. Norman Reedus
The Walking Dead's Daryl Dixon - Norman Reedus - is one of the coolest actors on television
at the moment, so it would be awesome to see him playing a superhero. Thankfully, the former
model has expressed an interest in playing Ghost Rider on the big screen!
He rides a motorcycle on The Walking Dead and explores motorcycle culture in his "Ride
with Norman Reedus" show, and when he was asked if he'd like to play Ghost Rider in
a movie reboot, Reedus replied enthusiastically by saying "Hell yeah! It would be a blast.
Do I get a skull face that's on fire and all that stuff? F**k yeah. I'm down!"
Bryce Dallas Howard Bryce Dallas Howard - who has, of course,
already appeared in a superhero movie when she portrayed Gwen Stacy in 2007's Spider-Man
3 - expressed an interest in a certain titular Marvel Cinematic Universe role, prior to it
being given to someone else.
That role was Captain Marvel - who will now be played by Brie Larson, of course. When
asked if she would be interested in the role at a Jurassic World press day, Howard replied
"Oh my God, will you write that? Will you write that please? Yes, let's start a campaign
now. That would be rad." Maybe she'll get her chance to play a different Marvel heroine
in the future. Ronda Rousey
Someone with... a little.... yeah let's go with "a little" less acting talent than Bryce
Dallas Howard also wanted to be Captain Marvel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe - and that
person was Ronda Rousey. The former UFC champion first shared her interest in the part during
a Reddit AMA, then posted some fan art of herself as the character on her Instagram
account. As previously stated, the role ultimately
went to Brie Larson - even though Marvel Studios head honcho Kevin Feige actually championed
Rousey for the role - but, given that her MMA career looks to be over, Rousey will probably
turn to acting on a more full-time basis, so maybe another opportunity in the comic
book genre will emerge for her in the coming years.
Daniel Radcliffe Having played Harry Potter for ten years,
Daniel Radcliffe certainly knows what it's like to play a heroic character, but there's
no way anyone could describe Potter as a "superhero." With that in mind, it's no surprise that the
young actor wants to jump on the comic book movie bandwagon.
Back in 2014, prior to Batman's first appearance in the DC Extended Universe, Radcliffe was
asked which other big movie franchise he'd like to appear in. His response? "Batman!
If they reboot that again, I'll do that, too. It's happening isn't it? With Ben
Affleck. I could be Robin. I'm perfect." Ryan Potter
From one Potter to another now, but this time it's Ryan Potter, the actor and martial artist
who is perhaps best-known for providing the voice of another superhero - Hiro Hamada in
Big Hero 6. Coincidentally, this Potter also wants to portray Batman's sidekick, Robin
- but his casting would come with a twist. Potter's father is Japanese, so casting him
as Robin would have to see a change in the traditional white ethnicity associated with
the character. He wants to play the character so badly that he made an audition video for
Ben Affleck to show him exactly what he can offer - a level of enthusiasm that suggests
the ethnicity issue should be completely overlooked! Anna Kendrick
Being Batman's sidekick seems to be a popular choice for actors - and not just actors of
the male variety - as Pitch Perfect star Anna Kendrick also humorously stated she'd like
to play Robin. While sat next to Ben Affleck, participating in a comedic MTV interview/sketch
about their movie The Accountant, Kendrick made her pitch for the role.
The actress suddenly appeared dressed in a Hamburglar costume with an "R" on the front,
having announced that she had a hole in her schedule that could be filled with a superhero
flick. On a more serious note, there has actually been a genuine push for Kendrick to play the
character - not least by Deathstroke himself, Joe Manganiello.
Tyrese Gibson You'd think that the terrible reception to
2011's Green Lantern movie would have put actors off appearing as Green Lanterns in
future DC offerings, but that's not actually the case at all. In fact, Fast and Furious
star Tyrese Gibson has been campaigning quite actively for the role - to the extent that
he earned himself some meetings to discuss the possibility of playing John Stewart.
A snippet from one of the many quotes Gibson has said on the matter is as follows: "I've
already had a couple of meetings at Warner Bros., so we'll see what happens. I do believe
that there needs to be more black superheroes out there, but that's not even my motivation.
I think I would be the best Green Lantern." Keanu Reeves
Okay, some people might say that Keanu Reeves has already played a superhero, but the fact
is John Constantine is the epitome of an anti-hero. Reeves has, however, stated that there are
some more well-known heroic characters that he'd like to play - those being Batman and
Wolverine.
Within a few moments of the same discussion, Reeves said "I always wanted to play Wolverine.
But I didn't get that. And they have a great Wolverine now" and "I always wanted to play
The Dark Knight. But I didn't get that one. They've had some great Batmans. So now I'm
just enjoying them as an audience." Make your mind up, Keanu!
Derek Theler The least-known actor on this list is Derek
Theler. The star of TV's Baby Daddy is a huge superhero fan and actually auditioned for
the role of Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe back in 2009 (and he's
also said he'd like to play Thor), but he's now campaigning to play a DC character - a
certain Shazam!
He frequently shares fan art of himself playing Shazam on social media, and often captions
the images with how it's his dream to play the character, as well as with compliments
directed towards The Rock - who is, of course, playing Black Adam in the DC Extended Universe.
Megan Fox Believe it or not, Megan Fox is something
of a comic book aficionado and is very keen to play a superhero on screen - specifically,
one from quite an obscure title - DC's Gen¹³. Fox said "There's a comic book called Gen¹³
that they need to make into a movie. There are three female ass-kicking superheroes.
That's an opportunity to put three super-hot, awesome badass girls in a movie, and I imagine
it would be so lucrative."
Fox wasn't, however, remotely interested in playing Wonder Woman in the DC Extended Universe
(who, of course, is now played by Gal Gadot). In fact, she totally dissed the character
and the idea of playing her, saying "Wonder Woman is a lame superhero. She flies around
in her invisible jet and her weaponry is a lasso that makes you tell the truth. I just
don't get it. Somebody has a big challenge on their hands whoever takes that role, but
I don't want to do it." Thanks for watching our video about ten popular
actors who want to be a Marvel or DC superhero. Can you think of any other actors who'd love
to star in Marvel or DC movies? Have your say in the comments section below and be sure
to subscribe to our channel for more great videos like this one.
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10 Amazing Inventions Created Completely By Accident - Duration: 7:33.
When you look at all of the stuff humans have invented you would suspect that these came-to-be
through an exact methodology.
Preeeecise like a laser!
Whether it was new medicines or technology or a sort'a cool toy or food...even.
And what if we told you some of the most known inventions were totally accidental?
Mmmmm...accidental food!
Don't believe me?
Well, check out our list of 10 Amazing Inventions Created Completely By Accident.
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Coca-Cola A cold Coke definitely hits the spot and it
also cures many maladies like morphine addiction, indigestion, nerve disorders, headaches and
even impotence.
According to Colonel John Pemberton, Coca-Cola's original inventor.
Injured during the American Civil War he became addicted to morphine but vowed to get clean
by inventing a substitute.
In 1885 he rolled out Pemberton's French Wine Coca nerve tonic.
The next year Prohibition laws forced Pemberton to make a non-alcoholic version.
Legend has it that in 1886 the owner of the popular Willis Venable's sofa fountain accidentlly
served Pemberton's concoction with carbonated water.
Microwave Ovens Convenience is king these days and who has
time to wait for a hot dog to boil to prefection.
None the less the first food unintentionally cooked by a microwave was a candy bar.
In 1945, Percy Spencer was experimenting with high-power microwave beams while working at
Raytheon.
The chocolate bar in question was in his pocket but the sticky mess was the eureka moment
to change kitchens world-wide.
The first intentional food microwaved was Popcorn.
In 1947, Raytheon built the Radarange which was a clunky 750 pounds, was 5 1/2 feet tall
and cost a whopping $5,000.
In 1967, a more accessable version was introduced and sold for $495.
The Sandwich Probably the perfect food for your busy modern
life.
Try eating steaming hot Ramin when driving to a job interview.
Back in the 1700's things were considerably slower paced, except for John Montagu, fourth
Earl of Sandwich.
Sandwich was a busy dude.
He held various political offices and military posts but he's best know for inventing the
sandwich.
The Earl was a voracious gambler and the only meal he would eat during cards was salted
meat and bread.
However, Sandwich's biographer suggests he was too busy with official commitments and
to the arts he most likely ate the world's first 'sammy' at his work desk.
X Rays Are you particuarly squeamish at the sight
of bones, especially your own?
Then you can blame Wilhelm Röntgen for that.
Back in 1895 the German Phisicist was playing around with some Crookes Tubes, exploring
cathode rays and the energetic electron beams created in the vacuum tubes.
Employing a fluorescent screen painted with barium platinocyanide and wrapping the Crookes
Tube in black cardboard to isolate light from the tube, he cracked off a few shots.
He realised that invisible rays passed through the cardboard and produced a faint green glow
on the screen.
That got the wheels turning.
The first medical X-Ray ever taken was of Röntgen's wife's hand.
Anna Bertha Ludwig saw the picture and explaimed " I have seen my death."
The Colour Mauve William Perkin was a precocious adelescant
who at the age of 15 was accepted into the Royal College of Chemistry.
During his tutilage under August Wilhelm von Hofmann, the professor had published a hypothesis
on developing synthetic quinine – an expensive natural substance that might be crucial in
fighting malaria.
As one of Hoffman's assistants, Perkin performed experiments for this end.
However, Perkin accidentally discovered that the organic compound aniline when manipulated
produced a vibrant shade of purple.
Perkin with his brother and a friend refined the process in secret to incredible success,
producing a colour to dye for.
The Pacemaker This one is a huge happy accident for roughly
three million people worldwide.
In the 1950's Wilson Greatbatch left the Navy and was working as a medical researcher.
One project was to build an oscillator that could record heart sounds.
In the process of building it he mistakenly installed the wrong resistor.
He turned it on and noticed that it produced a rythmic electrical pulse.
Immediately he realised that this could be incredibly beneficial to people with natural
heart pace problems.
Before the device was small enough to go inside of people the prototypes were the of TV's
and were prone to delivering electrical shocks.
The first successful pacemaker implant occured in 1958.
Silly Putty It's weird to think that something with such
a light hearted name could be the by-product of something very serious.
During World War Two the Japanese military took many rubber producing countries so deperately
needed by the Allies to produce materials for the war effort.
The rubber shortage caused a two groups of inventors to research what is now Silly Putty.
Despite the fact that is exhibited some promising qualities such as: it's bounciness, greater
elasticity than regular rubber, anti-mold and a high melting temperature the Putty didn't
have what it took to replace rubber.
Now if they had only researched how to make an army of Silly Putty soldiers.
Penicillin If Alexander Fleming's mother had harped on
him to clean his room as a child then maaaybe we might not have the miracle drug Penicillin.
In 1928, Fleming had returned to his untidy laboratory after a family get-away.
Prior to leaving Fleming had left cultures of staphylococci on a bench in the corner
of the Lab.
What he noticed in his absence was the culture had been contaminated by fungus, which had
neutralized the colonies of staphylococci in it's vacinity.
In Fleming's own words, "When I woke up just after dawn on September 28, 1928, I certainly
didn't plan to revolutionise all medicine by discovering the world's first antibiotic,
or bacteria killer but I suppose that was exactly what I did."
Saccharin (Artificial Sweeteners) It may not be food per sey but it does pass
the lips of millions of dieters.
Fitting that it was discovered by the inventor's taste buds.
Contantin Fahlberg, a Russian chemist working at John Hopkins University was tinkering with
coal tar derivatives to no avail.
He was so engrossed with his work he forgot to eat dinner and took a late meal.
He also forgot to wash his hands.
Eating a piece of bread he noticed a sweet flavour.
In fact, everything he touched was sweet.
He rushed back to the Lab and licked every beaker and pitri dish until he found the right
one.
Sweeeeet!
Potato Chips Ol' buddy.
You always make that bus ride home after work so much more tolerable.
But the popular snack has come a long way from a humble plain chip to a slew of neuveau
flavours, like Montreal Steak Spice or Momma's Tired Sooo You're On You're Own!
Ok, I'm making the last one up.
The first record of the potato chip was in William Kitchiner's cook book, The Cook's
Oracle in 1817.
However, ol' Frito didn't Lay down roots until 1853 when a parton of Moon's Lake House in
Saratoga Springs, New York repeatedly sent his dinner to the kitchen, claiming that the
potatoes were too thick.
Out of spite the cook, Charles Crum sliced them razor thin, fried the crap out them and
added a lot more salt.
The customer loved them and now we all do too.
So there you have it, that's our 10 Amazing Inventions Created Completely By Accident.
Do these discoveries astonish you?
Can you think of any accidental gold that we have missed.
Sound off in the comments below and don't forget to subscribe to CBR and join the notification
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Top 10 MOST PAINFUL Bug Bites - Duration: 7:10.
Welcome to Top10Archive!
In the kingdom of the insects, there are what some people call the "Nopes" and then
there are critters that put the "Nopes" to shame.
For this creepy crawly Archive, we're looking at what we'd like to call the "Absolute
Nopes," creatures of the insect kingdom that are known for one thing – having the
ten most painful bites or stings.
10.
Common Yellow Jacket Helping us compile this list of painful bites
is the Schmidt Pain Index, compiled by entomologist Justin O. Schmidt.
The scale ranges from 0, or least painful, to 4, that's pain that'll make you want
to die.
Our first entry, the Yellow Jacket, is a nasty little critter common in North America.
The sting is mostly bearable, falling in the middle of Schmidt's scale, being described
as "hot and smoky" and "almost irreverent," like a cigar being put out on your tongue.
Sounds unpleasant enough and luckily only lasts about 10 minutes.
So long as you don't disturb a nest and pose a threat, it's fairly easy to avoid
being stung.
9.
Bald-Faced Hornet Have you ever slammed your hand inside of
a car door?
According to the Schmidt scale, that's about the same level of pain as getting stung by
the Bald-Faced Hornet.
Luckily, the pain typically lasts only up to four minutes, but that's four minutes
you won't likely forget anytime soon.
The Bald-Faced Hornet can grow to about 20 millimeters or roughly .78 inches in length,
are typically only most aggressive when their nest is in danger and has a smooth stinger
that allows them to sting their victim multiple times.
8.
European Hornet A member of the Yellow Jacket family, the
European Hornet, the only true hornet found in North America, is another aggressive winged
beast to keep your eye out for.
At an average of 1.4 inches or roughly 35 millimeters long, the European Hornet has
a barbed stinger that remains attached to it, giving it the opportunity to sting its
target multiple times.
Even if you don't swell up and suffer an allergic reaction, the level of pain you'll
be in is enough to ruin your day.
In short, it's painful enough to want to avoid.
7.
Yak Killer Hornet Despite its name, the Yak Killer, or the Asian
Giant Hornet, isn't known for actually killing yaks.
Rather, it's the .24-inch or 6-millimeter long stinger that produces a nasty sting that's
really this critter's claim to fame.
Painful and dangerous, the Giant Hornet releases a neurotoxin called mandaratoxin that can
be fatal despite if the target has an allergic reaction or not.
After being stung, some have described the pain similar to having a hot nail driven through
their leg, and, shockingly, these aggressive hornets can sting multiple times.
6.
Red Paper Wasp At a pain index of 3 on Schmidt's scale,
the Red Paper Wasp is a bit more than a simple nuisance.
Growing up to 1-inch or 2.5-centimeters long, the Paper Wasp, or Umbrella Wasp, are generally
peaceable unless provoked, but have been known to break character and sting without being
triggered.
Once stung, the pain can last up to 15 minutes and is accompanied by a grueling burning sensation.
According to the scale, it's described as being similar to "spilling a beaker of hydrochloric
acid on a paper cut."
5.
Velvet Ant But… but it sounds so soft and cuddly.
Regardless of its common name given to the Mutillidae for the pile of hair on its body,
the Velvet Ant is anything but soft.
In fact, you may even know this tiny insect by its other name – Cow Killer.
On Schmidt's scale, the hairy ant scores a pain level of 3, with its bite equated to
"explosive and long-lasting" and "hot oil from the deep fryer spilling over your
entire hand."
Avoiding the Velvet Ant bite is pretty easy as it's not normally aggressive.
Should you get bitten, though, expect at least 30 minutes of excruciating pain.
4.
Florida Harvester Ant "Hey Mr. Archive, it's only an ant.
How painful can it be," you ask only moments before it bites you and you keel over, tears
welling in your eyes.
If this list has told us anything by now, something doesn't have to be big to cause
us pain, and the bite of the Florida Harvester Ant is just another example.
Though not aggressive in nature, the Harvester can deliver a painful sting when agitated,
complete with a potent venom that, while not life-threatening, can cause an allergic reaction.
The pain can be lasting and is known to persist throughout the day.
3.
Tarantula Hawk Wasp It has a pain level of four and was named
for its ability to hunt and kill tarantulas – so you can probably guess just how painful
its sting is.
If you need a hint, though, the sting of this American wasp has been described as "blinding,
fierce and shockingly electric."
Luckily, the pain subsides pretty quickly, lasting only three minutes or so.
Overall, the Tarantula Hawk Wasp is mostly docile and typically only stings when provoked
and despite being so painful, an allergic reaction is the only medical concern that
could arise from an unfortunate encounter.
Then again, if Coyote Petersons' screams of agony tell us anything, death may be the
desired outcome.
2.
Bullet Ant At only 1.2 inches or 30 millimeters long,
the Bullet Ant was best known for a while for sporting the most painful insect bite
in the world.
According to the Schmidt Pain Index, the pain can last steadily for upwards of 24 hours.
Now get this - even though described as "pure, intense and brilliant" the bullet-like pain
of this ant is used in Satere-Mawe initiation rituals.
To be considered a man, young men stick their hands in a glove which is filled with bullet
ants.
For ten minutes, they have to endure the extreme pain of multiple bites.
1.
Warrior Wasp What could possibly have dethroned the Bullet
Ant as the insect with the most painful sting?
Oh, what's this?
Just some winged nightmare fuel, that's what!
The Warrior Wasp looks about as painful as John Schmidt described it as being.
According to the entomologist, when stung by this Central and South American monstrosity,
it's pure torture for up to two hours followed by days of intense swelling.
Actually, his exact words were that it felt like "you are chained in the flow of an
active volcano."
This flying death-copter is an aggressive beast that should have you running in the
other direction when you see it.
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FILMMAKING - Duration: 2:49.
In January one year ago I decided to watch at least one movie per day.
Which I did.
This resulted in 533 Film-Ratings in 2016 despite the A-levels.
You know, I dont just do this because i love watching movies
but also to understand Film in itself.
The camera-angle.
The camera-movement.
The composition.
The use and meaning of colour.
I could talk about this forever.
I dont want to claim that I film and take photos every day, not doing anything else.
Because that wouldnt get me anywhere as a filmmaker.
To tell good stories you have to gain experience from every situation.
You have to understand the behavior and mindset of others,
note their word choice to reconstruct it later in a screenplay,
to create an interesting character with background.
I cant remember when this passion has started to contract
but i can say that it always got greater from this moment on.
Therefore i began to read books about filmmaking, to write scripts and to produce videos.
I get inspired by other films, tv shows but also by everyday situations,
music, books, friends.
If I really like a movie it can happen that I watch it 30 to 40 times.
Since then my family and my friends have always supported me,
even though it didnt look very good in the beginning.
They helped me on set, played roles in my shorts or lended me their equipment.
I dont want to claim, despite mostly positive impressions, that filmmaking has just positive aspects.
Often its frustrating, you get tested. Whether this is really what you want to do with your time.
For example trying for 3 months to get 6 people together to shoot a short film
but there is no day where everyone is free.
Or when you realize that you dont have the resources or the money
to shoot the new revolutionizing Zombie-Flick that you have been working on for weeks.
Never forget.
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I believe that new thought is spirit led social justice.
Spirit led.
Spirit led.
And again, you know, we've spent so much valuable, crucial, important time on the Namaste, on
our prayer work, on our inner work.
And it was absolutely crucial that this come first so that we can approach these situations
seeing the divine in each other.
So that we can approach these situations from the place of love.
And now, now my friends it is the time to move our feet.
And this will bring more light to the dark places than anything heretofore.
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HTML TABLE: - How To Create Table In HTML? - Duration: 3:25.
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hello guys you are watching technical
bench youtube channel and i am kunal
today i gonne teach you how to add tables
in your webpage so let's start so for
inserting table in a web page <table> tag
is used so this is a start tag and is end tag
so in this example we have created 3 rows
in this table so for inserting row in a
table the <tr> tag is used so this is a
table row so this is the first row of
our table inside this first row there are
two column Firstname and the Lastname
and the tag around this is <th> is
table heading tag so the text inside this
<th> tag is bold and centered always so
this is at first row so in the second
row we have also two column name
Kunal and sharma and the <td> tag
inside this <tr> tag is table data so this
is a second row of this table and this
is the third row. third row also has two
columns so let us save this file
now we open this file so as you can see
our table is added in this webpage but
there's no border around this table so
let us add border around this table we
simply type border attributes inside the
table tag and 1 specifing here one pixel
border around the table so we save this
file and refresh the page so as you can
see there is a border around this table
but the border is not collapse so we
collapse this border by
apling CSS to this table write Border hyphen
collapse and collapse and save this file
and we refresh the page so as you can see now
the border is collapse so you can also
increase the width of the table by
changing the width property we changed
the width to 100% so we save this
and refresh the page so as you can see
the table width is 100% so in this
video you will learn how to add tables
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