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Наклейки своими руками просто (eng sub) Self-adhesive stickers - Duration: 6:47.
Hello!
I'm glad that you went to the channel TessaArt.
Today we will do it stickers with your own hands.
The list of materials will be in the description under the video.
In the beginning, you need to draw drawings, or print
them from the internet and cut them out those that you like.
I will tell you four ways, which can be done
stickers.
We need a two-way Scotch tape, we glue on it a drawing.
And from the top we glue it to the usual scotch tape.
We cut it out and leave it for check.
For the second method we need paper for
baking, cut a piece in the shape of our picture.
Top on food paper adhesive adhesive tape.
Paper here is a protector, that is, we then shoot it
and paste the picture.
For now the paper is pasted picture can be worn with
and naturally it will not get stuck.
Next, put our pictures on scotch tape and on top again
we paste with usual scotch tape.
It remains to cut them and here an important point, step back
from the picture about two millimeter, that at us
the upper scotch is stuck to the bottom, and the picture was
between two layers of scotch tape.
And just leave pictures inspection.
In the third method again take the paper for baking,
glue a pencil, as well as paint tape.
First on baking paper paste the paint tape.
And from above with the help of the usual glue our drawing.
Apply transparent tape that our picture shone
and stayed longer.
It remains only to cut off superfluous.
In the fourth way, we Need glue PVA liquid,
a brush and an adhesive tape.
First we will take scotch tape and paste our drawings on it
picture down.
Then we cut out the shape, and now just a brush
with glue we smear our pictures and let it dry.
Well, let's check all our four ways.
I'm taking my sketchbook, by the way. I have a video like his
do it yourself, link will be in description
under the video.
We take a sticker, which we did the first way,
unfasten the protection of both sides Scotch tape.
And stick.
Is very good and for me this method has remained
the best.
Check the labels for the second method.
The principle is also good keeps and looks normal.
Now the sticker for the third way, unglue the paper.
I do not hold very well well, I would have glued it again
glue for example, can u me scotch is not very good.
And there were stickers made the fourth method, we will
moisten with water and glue.
They keep well.
And my conclusion is that the first method is the best, the fourth
the method is also pretty good, you only need to apply
More PVA glue and wait until it dries.
And the second and third method or I did not work,
or they are in principle so itself.
Here are such stickers you can decorate your album,
sketchbook.
I hope you enjoyed it, put your finger up, sign
per channel.
Also do not forget to subscribe on group vkontakte and lay out
there a photo of their work.
Do not miss the new videos, bye Bye!
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Falana backs Danjuma on 'call for self defence' - Duration: 4:02.
Falana backs Danjuma on 'call for self defence'
- Gen Theophilus Danjuma has been backed in his call for Nigerians to defend themselves against killers by Femi Falana.
- The senior advocate stated that the former minister could sue critics of his statement for libel; as he pointed out that the comments were accommodated under the Constitution.
- Citing various examples, Falana stressed that Nigerians have a right to defend themselves, if the government is unable to do so.
Renowned human rights advocate and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, has thrown his support behind the former minister of defence, Lt Gen Theophilus Danjuma (retd), in respect to the latter's call for Nigerians to defend themselves against killers.
According to The Nation, Falana made his position known at a training programme organised for reporters of the publication. NAIJ.com gathers that he stated that the right to protect one's self from violent attack was recognised by the Constitution.
The lawyer stated that Danjuma could sue critics of his statement for libel, as he noted that the media has been awash with suggestions that the former minister's comments are call to anarchy.
He said: "Some of the reactions on Danjuma's statement could be libelous. What Danjuma said is accommodated under our Constitution..
The senior advocate also noted that although Section 33(1) of the 1999 Constitution recognises the right to life, such right might be lawfully circumscribed in accordance with Section 33(2).
He continued: "Section 33(2) says a person shall not be regarded as having been deprived of his life if he dies as a result of the use, to such extent and in such circumstances as are permitted by law, of such force as is reasonably necessary – for the defence of any person from unlawful violence or for the defence of property.
"If the government is unable to save you as in the case of Benue, Kogi and Zamfara attacks, you have a right to defend and save yourself.
So, if you insult Danjuma that he is inciting violence, that could be a ground for him to sue you for libel..
com previously reported that senior lawyer, Itse Sagay, said Nigerians are permitted by law to defend themselves from being attacked by bandits.
Sagay who serves as the chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption (PACAC) made the statement on Sunday, March 25, in reaction to calls by a former minister of defence, Theophilus Danjuma, that Nigerians should defend themselves against herdsmen attacks.
He said allegations by Danjuma that the armed forces were assisting bandits to kill people and cover them should be investigated.
Meanwhile, General Theophilus Danjuma (retd) was commended by Niger Delta activist, Annkio Briggs, over his call on Nigerians to rise and defend themselves.
The convener of the Niger Delta Self-Determination Movement (NDSDM) in a statement on Monday, March 26, said that Danjuma stood for equity, justice and truth by speaking against what she called ethnic and religious cleansing.
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Behind the Scene - Conceptual Self Portrait with English Sub #teaniphotography - Duration: 6:26.
This is really good. I'm impressed.
I'll get changed.
We have the setting.
I want to change the frame.
You can't, it's not a zoom.
WHAAAAAT?
It's like , you have nothing on...
What?
It looks like you have nothing on.
Really?
Wonderful
Which direction?
This way or that way?
Ah, away.
I'm pushing.
Ok, push
Oh my god, I'm naked!
Bf... killer b**bs..
That's not ok...
Surely.
Noooo.
Are you smilng?
What?
Can you look more panick.
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Self-driving cars safety - Duration: 5:25.
How safe should self-driving cars be? This question is becoming increasingly
important as companies like Waymo, Uber and others test their self-driving
vehicles on public roads. But answering it turns out to be more complicated than
it might first seem. Around the world, something like 1.3 million people are
killed each year by vehicles. If self-driving cars could put a dent in
this, it would be a great achievement. Many of these deaths are down to human
error. In contrast, self-driving cars don't
drink. They don't text. And they don't fall asleep at the wheel. Reducing deaths
and injuries from these causes shouldn't be too hard for self-driving car
manufacturers. But it'll only count if their technology is so good that it
doesn't end up killing or injuring people in other ways! Here, manufacturers
are going to have to work hard to ensure their cars don't fall into human-like
behaviors like mis-reading road conditions, or missing important safety
cues. But they're also going to have other challenges to grapple with, like
sensors that fail to detect pedestrians, or algorithms that misinterpret what are
the car sees. Or even machine brains that just plain make bad decisions. Because of
these new and as yet poorly understood risks, manufacturers are going to have to
take great care to ensure their vehicles are acceptably safe. But this still
leaves us with the question of how safe is safe enough? Human drivers are a good
place to start here, and where better to look than Arizona, where many of these
vehicles are currently being tested. It's also sadly where the first pedestrian
was killed by a self-driving car. In 2016, 952 people were killed in vehicle
crashes in Arizona, and many of these were down to human weaknesses. For
instance, 21 percent of the drivers involved in these crashes were impaired
by alcohol drugs or medication. And two percent of them by illness sleep or
fatigue. Imagine what these figures would look like if 30 percent of those
vehicles on the road were driving themselves. There's a chance that around
90 lives a year could be saved -- as long as the self-driving technology was
completely safe. But what if it wasn't? What are these autonomous
vehicles also ended up killing some people who otherwise would still be
alive? In this case, how do we work out what acceptably to be safe means? One way to
approach this is to use the number of fatalities per billion miles traveled.
In urban Arizona, there were 518 people killed by cars in
2016, or around 11 people killed per year for every billion miles traveled in the
state. This is equivalent to around a 1 in 13,000 chance of being killed by
vehicle each year if you live somewhere like Phoenix. Maybe this should be the
benchmark for self-driving cars, or maybe a slightly lower number; say 8 deaths per
billion miles traveled. This sounds like a reasonable target. The only problem is
it's not that easy to prove if and when it's been reached. According to research
from the RAND Corporation, if a company had a fleet of 100 vehicles driving
around the clock, and wanted to show a 20% improvement in car related deaths
somewhere like Phoenix, it would take around 15 and a half years of testing
with no fatalities to achieve this. Things look even worse if a tighter
standard of a 20% improvement in pedestrian deaths for self-driving cars
compared to human drivers is used. In this case, it would take closer to 53
years of death-free testing with a hundred vehicles on the road. These sort
of timelines are clearly unworkable for demonstrating safety. Ironically, they're
so long because relatively few people are killed by cars compared to the
number of miles driven in the US, and so it takes a long time to build up
statistically significant data. An alternative approach is to rely more on
performance standards that ensure self-driving cars are designed for
safety under the toughest of conditions, and to monitor for early warnings of
potential failures -- ideally before anyone's killed. And because this is an
evolving technology, such performance standards should evolve along with it.
This would help develop the technology safely while not slowing it down
unnecessarily. But on the way, there will inevitably be crashes. And this is where
regulators and manufacturers need to start working with
communities, so that they can work together on what being acceptable safe
actually means. For instance, it may be decided that testing around residential
areas is okay, but not around schools. Or it may be agreed that testing where
pedestrians are likely to be paying less attention -- college campuses for instance --
is not such a good idea. On the other hand, it may turn out that local
communities are pretty risk tolerant when they see the potential benefits. You
never know until you ask! The bottom line is that, while self-driving cars could
make roads safer if the technology is developed responsibly, it's up to
manufacturers, regulators, and everyone else affected by them, to decide how safe
is safe enough -- and what they're willing to risk to reach the benefits the technology.
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Basic self care strategies - Duration: 6:48.
Today, I want to share with you six basic self-care strategies that you can use
when you want to feel more balanced and composed and less stressed and overwhelmed.
Hi, welcome back, nice to have you here!
In case we haven't met yet: welcome!
I'm Thea and this channel is all about style, confidence and embracing your life.
I promised you a video about my "personal power plants"
- the things that I do to recharge my batteries
and to take care for myself and for my spiritual, mental and physical well-being.
But I realized that one video would be way too long, so I split it in two parts
and this is the first part where I want to share my basic self-care strategies with you.
In the next part I want to go deeper in my personal self care routines.
So let's dive right into today's topic and let me tell you about the six self-care strategies
that you can use to feel more balanced and composed.
Point number one is your nutrition and your food.
Always eat your vegetables and fruits like your mama told you ;-) - but it's not only that.
I for myself try to eat lots of vegetables, a little bit of fruit and also lots of protein.
I found out when I eat protein I feel better.
I'm not getting hungry as soon as when I just eat carbohydrates,
I feel more satisfied for a longer time - so it really works for me.
But you should go and find out for yourself which kind of foods work for you.
I for myself also try to avoid processed food as much as possible -
I like it to cook fresh and to eat fresh food.
Of course, sometimes I also crave fast food or sweets,
but I try to let it be an exception and as long as it is just an exception, it's okay for me.
And as we are talking about nutrition -
I also want to remind you to keep an eye on your vitamin intake and your mineral intake.
I told you that I suffered from a burnout and from depression several years ago
and later on my doctor found out that I suffered from a severe vitamin deficiency.
I lacked vitamin D and vitamin B12 and these are really needed if you want to have healthy brain function
and it also helps against depression.
Another thing I want to say when I talk about food:
Make sure you eat when you're hungry or maybe even a little bit before you really get hungry and "hangry".
Never neglect the need of your body for fuel and give you body the best fuel you can get, depending on your budget.
It doesn't have to be organic if that's too expensive for you,
but make sure that it's fresh and really good food.
Point number two: make sure you sleep enough!
I know that sounds very basic and it is very basic but it is really needed for your body to recharge overnight.
Overnight your body does a lot of work that helps you to stay healthy and fit,
so make sure that you get your sleeping hours in.
In average you should sleep between 7 & 8 hours at night - it depends on your physique and on your health.
Point number 3: Hydration.
Make sure you get enough liquid into your body each day for your fluid balance.
I personally try to drink 3 liters a day.
I mostly drink tea - not only green tea but also fruit teas and herbal teas.
I also drink lemon water and other non sugary drinks.
And when I'm outside, I always have a half liter water bottle in my handbag
so I'm sure that I stay hydrated all the time.
Point number four is "move your body".
If you like to go to the gym - do that, that's fine!
But there are many more possibilities to move yourself
- like going for a walk or walking your dog
or maybe you can just go dancing.
Find a kind of sport or workout or exercise that really fits into your life
and into your lifestyle - and that fits your needs.
Maybe you like to go hiking or rock climbing or fencing
or bungee jumping or swimming
or horse riding - whatever it is that you like.
Point number five is: take care of yourself and your hygiene.
Take care for your appearance and how you look.
I did a whole video about style and self-care and I will link it for you up there and down below in the description box.
Point number seven is emotional hygiene.
It's as important as your hygiene for your body.
So, what do I mean by that?
Sometimes we are stressed out and we have very intense emotions
and then it's time to go and sit with these emotions to process them -
otherwise we will be stuck in one emotion for a long time.
So, if you're feeling intense emotions upcoming, then take a quick break and find out what they are.
Let's say you feel overwhelmed or stressed out or anxious or angry,
then take the time and have a little break.
Take one minute to really acknowledge the feelings that dwell up in you.
Admit to yourself that you are feeling this way.
When you recognize and acknowledge your feelings
it can help you to slow down and to get a fresh perspective and to think rationally again.
If you suffer from depression or if you are grieving
or if you have other feelings that are there for a long time and won't go away by itself
and if you feel that they impact your life quality,
then maybe it's time to go and find some professional help - I really recommend that to you.
But when you have just your "normal life" feelings then you can just sit with them,
acknowledge them and be aware of them
and it will take stress out of the situation and you won't be overwhelmed by your feelings so much.
So, these are my six basic self-care strategies for today.
In my next self-care video I want to talk more about my self care routines
and tell you more about my "personal power plants".
I really hope this video was helpful for some of you -
if you have any more basic self-care strategies then please let me know and share it in the comments,
I think we all can learn from each other.
If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up - that helps me a lot -
and if you want to learn more about style or confidence and embracing life
or about self-care, then please consider subscribing to my channel.
I upload new videos about these topics at least once a week on Friday.
Thank you so much for watching this video, I see you in my next one
and until then embrace your life and be your unique, beautiful self.
Bye!
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Performers - The Art of Self Exposure [HD - ENG SUBS] - Duration: 1:08:56.
The whole world is naturally not a theatrical stage,but the factors that
are involved in not making the whole world a stage are not clear
Getting on stage is like a couple making love..
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Evira-Abbie Gale
I Haven't changed if that's what u mean, its not like I think Oh! I have to do this, I
don't feel that something huge has happened and all that,of course im
always anxious at times like these but it doesn't make any difference to me, I want
to do things that will get my name out there, I like to project myself, but ok
everyone has their own insecurities anyway& but I like it.. I like this
Salvatore-Abbie Gale
I'm experiencing this as something that has multiple faces Its seems liked it has
been prepared and that it has to be worked so that it can be carried out
perfectly, that's the technical part of all this, I'm experiencing it like chemistry
firstly between us and then with the rest or like something which has many
unpredictable factors which we cant work with but which can be one of those things
that maybe achilleas can do with the drums, something that he doesn't usually
do and at that moment it takes you to another level even a setback that we can
overcome and make us look good.. generally we can experience this as a
theatrical play or even dancing,it might even feel like dancing, because there is a
rhythm,a movement, it has a beginning and an end, sometimes we don't even
know the end, and that's the part that is intriguing, the fact that u can never
predict the end
Pedal-Abbie Gale
I think about this a lot& Im watching a concert and I see the group that is going
to perform coming on to the stage, I look at how they are a few seconds before and
I think of us when we are just about to get on stage and the crowd is going to see us&
and right before that we might be having the silliest conversation
Achilles-Abbie Gale
There is a good side and there is a bad side.. There is a storm of new groups and
new artists, It might be easy for someone from sweden to listen to a new artist from
japan who plays great music but on the other hand everyday we see new english
speaking greek ands, but the truth is not all of us can play good music
Dimitra Stavrou-Psychologist
I think that it derives from childhood when the child is presented to the
parents, infront of the eye which is examining, and that's why the word
examination has a double meaning, examine which means observing
something really well and on the other hand there are school examinations and
medical examinations.. so essentially examination is like constantly questioning
identity, a person who is on the stage becomes the object of the crowd's
attention, anything done looks bigger on stage, it gives away everything, I think that
even great artists get nervous before a show, I don't think there is even one artist
that isn't nervous on stage
Evira-Abbie Gale
I'm always nervous when I get on stage and to tell u the truth it doesn't go away
until half the show is over.. before I would make sure I had a drink or two so I would
be more loose, alcohol makes you comfortable.. but I don't drink anymore, I
go on stage sober.. just water, and a cigarette to relax
Pedal-Abbie Gale
Usually before we get on stage its like a feast here, lack of seriousness,we tease
each other, tell jokes silly stuff..
Dimitra Stavrou-Psychologist
there are different mechanisms for example, a group which is united give's its
members power, they stand by each other, in a theatrical group the anxiety is
shared among the members. Going on stage just a word or the tone of the voice
can be support for the rest. But I would say that there is something stronger,
besides the nervousness that is handled in a way that wont disrupt them, it's the
desensitization.. its different when you are going on stage for the first time and there
is a difference if for instance its madonna who has performed a lot of times. I would
say it is addictive after a while.. the stage can be a great experience
Salvatore-Abbie Gale
I always hope firstly that we are dynamic with Pedal because he is the person that
we directly have to cooperate with on stage we complete each other even at
some points where for example at a live when one of us has a problem the others
have to do something about it if something doesn't work well we have to
catch it and do something about it, because that's the first thing that we have
to have on our mind. When I sing I work directly with Evi, I try to listen to Evi and
then myself combining and then with everyone else because we are a band and
we perform live, if someone needs something we know even if its not obvious
to the crowd, there is a connection between us which in our everyday lives is
not there because its not needed. But at that moment we feel very connected as
humans generally there is a kind of chemistry that comes out at that moment
because what we do might sound like a clichι but it the best way to describe it ''we
pour out our soul''
Achilles-Abbie Gale
we struggle to have many concerts without projecting ourselves as something
big like when its evira salvatore pedal and achilles its different as to when we
are Achilleas and Sotiris. Whatever characters we are in our everyday lives we
are the same when playing music or giving an interview or talking to someone. I don't
push a button and become Achilles and change the way I talk to you. But there are
many groups who have created images with a kind of mystery which in some
cases works more for them
Pedal-Abbie Gale
its true that a second personality is created, you are Pedal and you are playing
music now, but in interviews and anywhere else we use our real names,the
other names are only written on the cd's or on the website. But it does create
another person who is .. you its nobody else, you are just playing with your mind
at that moment you do it for yourself not for the others.. like im him and i play
music and i sing
Evira-Abbie Gale
At that point im a stranger, I don't know you, you don't know me, so we are not
having a coffee together. At that moment I will be like I would be with someone I
don't know, someone who im not comfortable with yet, now if that seems
like i'm acting
Gratsiella Kanellou-Director
I don't think they do it to be protected from the crowd.. no..i think they do it
mostly for themselves. You know sometimes its nice to have a role going on
stage just to leave the rest of your real everyday life for a bit. For example Basilis
who is Jeremy might work at a store in the morning and at night when he goes on
stage he might want to separate himself from his morning life.. ok he doesn't live a
double life like Veronika.. but maybe that's the reason they do it just to get
away from their everyday life
Salvatore-Abbie Gale
Look there are times when that fact in particular doesn't look good to me but not
because I think its degrading to work in a cafeteria but because after a show I have
to do something to make money so maybe that's why if for instance we could live
from the band then things would be different but i think that's the reason
that we are doing something we love but to make a living we cant count on that
Achilles-Abbie Gale
Criticism generally helps get your name out there and of course good criticism
helps more than bad criticism, but not all of them are reliable. Sometimes the
person doing the review might be a friend so even if the show might not be one of
your best, he might move past the bad things and right good things like the
lighting was good and .. the atmpsphere was nice. but there is the opposite side
also which might not like you and maybe his editor told him to make a review on
Abbie Gale and maybe he doesn't like Abbie Gale.. and so he will try and find a
bad thing that might have happened and turn it into a big deal but generally
promotion is good for the band giving interviews having reviews written about
your cd's and show
Gratsiella Kanellou-Director
Criticism that has no real reflection to what you do does no good just slows you
down, it doesn't give you any direction any advice. Criticism with some kind of
basis ma take the group to the next stage. Criticism which is written so some stupid
guy take out his frustration is no good to anyone..
Salvatore-Abbie Gale
A bad as one show can be the next show is always a different story and definitely An
approval if you have the feeling that it went really well.. it gives you the urge to
do more things. And if you have the feeling that the crowd was indifferent or
that it wasn't touched or that you didn't do well enough, again because we are
used to that or we learn to get used to it, anyway, we don't give up. That's the fate..
difficult but on the other hand beautiful
Pedal-Abbie Gale
Firstly we should clarify that in Greece popularity doesn't increase suddenly.. at
least in this business its rare. For you to do something you need to do it slowly and
you need the crowd.. which in no case is like the crowd the beatles had when they
became the beatles. Now if you are on stage and there is a crowd of thousands of
people shouting your name and going crazy with whatever you do, even if you
spit the go wild, women tearing their clothes or whatever then of course
something inside you changes
Dimitra Stavrou-Psychologist
Of course on stage there is the factor that someone becomes loved and liked
from the others or there is a feeling of greatness like he's on stage and the crowd
is clapping or maybe throwing tomatoes
Gratsiella Kanellou-Director
So many good things are out there and you don't here of them even superior to
foreign productions .. some which make you say .. what more did the other one
have.. of course there is a label behind that.. a big label..
Evira-Abbie Gale
The truth is that if someone doesn't know how to play an instrument for him
to focus on the drummer or the guitarist he will focus on the singer. He will expect
apart from the good vocal to see something beautiful. Not beautiful as
concerning appearance but as far as the scene is concerned. I don't believe that I
have this quality at least how other people see it. But there are so many other things
that can catch your attention, even a simple movement of the head. But the
important thing is that the frontman knows he can do it and i don't know it
yet
Dimitra Stavrou-Psychologist
Now concerning the exposure on stage it sometimes has to do with the relationship
between the artist and the crowd and how he is accepted by it like if an artist is
having a show in an empty theatre well then that is quite awkward I don't think
that if there were only ten people there.. artists who have a crowd and are loved my
their fans,have fan clubs reaches a need for acceptance for love.. i think that the
whole world needs that
Achilles-Abbie Gale
Everytime we play outdoors.. we always tell crowd to come closer and closer .. so
in a show that we had at the beginning at the university the crowd was 30 meters
away chilling on the grass and would not come closer. But in a small bar people will
come closer and the atmosphere will get warmer.. but the band plays a part in this
.. maybe the band doesn't want the crowd to come closer but despite that it can
create a warm atmosphere.. but of course I don't know how warm an atmosphere
can get if the band is a black metal band..
maybe the crowd doesn't need a warm close atmosphere
Pedal-Abbie Gale
if the crowd is into us we get it and the whole show takes off, if the crowd is bit
cold, we cant get over that, how to stimulate a difficult crowd there is
contact and communication but up to a point and I think that its not something we
will make an effort for, to make contact for things beyond music.. whatever that
may be.. it will only be music and the
words said between the songs.
Salvatore-Abbie Gale
Another important thing is that when you are done, the show for you might
have gone well or maybe not, maybe you got disappointed from somethings and
tired from others, but basically its something like sex, as good as it may have
been for you, you always want to know what the other person thinks. And you
know the opinion you want to here first is from the people that are on stage with
you
Gratsiella Kanellou-Director
I have seen a lot of concerts not only for documentaries, im just a person who likes
going to concerts.. I treat it like a kind of ritual especially if the band is having a
good time it's the immediate relation with music besides the fact that you can stay
home and listen to an album having pressed repeat and getting into the
mood its much better listening to it live without sitting at the back and talking
you are in front you are there these i believe are a concert's magical moments
On stage I feel as free as I feel in nature. A show can give the same feeling, that
calmness and that peace even if at that moment what you are playing is intense
and powerful.. it doesn't matter
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Julia Theodoropoulou-Stylist
Limits are totally subjective because you have other limits and I have different
ones. Artists wont think of the reactions but of what they would like to do
Dimitra Stavrou-Psychologist
Creative people don't belong with the mainstream and aren't even liked in
classrooms its not because they are not conventional but because they are strange
Evi Stergiou-Daemonia Nymphe (demonic bride)
Whoever comes to a concert has chosen to so he knows what he is going to hear so
at some point he has accepted it..
concerning the presence on stage I think
that it is perceived from us and from the crowd as something united with the music
and it isn't distinguished and I believe that at our past shows where the theatrical
factor wasn't so much there.. it was demanded. I feel that there was a gap that
can be filled.
Julia Theodoropoulou-Stylist
A person that is a showman, either with his appearance or with the scene, is a
theatrical element because many times they have to make or promote an album
that tells a story and gets the audience into the mood
Dimitra Stavrou-Psychologist
Firstly the meaning of a ritual has some elements which are its characteristics.. for
example there is a sense of support, of a road.. like the firewalkers in Northern
Greece.. if they forget a part of the symbolic acts they have to do.. then they
get burnt so there is a strict ritual.. something else that is included is
repetition. The third element of a ritual its function.. its function has to do with the
community's cohesion
Evi Stergiou-Daemonia Nymphe (demonic bride)
Every concert can give you different feelings depending on the space the time,
with what is going on in your life, with your mental state.. where I have
concluded is besides the differences that every concert has the common factor is
that before a show I try to concentrate and I have found some ways to achieve
that, either by being totally alone for a while or by doing some breathing
exercises like actors singers and musicians do. But I've always noticed that before I
go on stage there is a moment of panic, as much as you have prepared there is
always a bit of extroversion before I go up that I want to avoid but I cant.. maybe it's
a need to burst and after that you find the balance to go ahead.
Dimitra Stavrou-Psychologist
A disguise has many uses.. there is the mask used in the theatre, where the mask
is based on a character and is always the same. The actor acts with that mask so
that he can get into the part. There are masks which are made from artists like in
a workshop where everyone takes out what they want. The mask is used in every
civilization, Halloween lets say is celebrated worldwide. What frees this
thing and how it free it? I think a mask helps to free you because it protects and
at the same time reveals,so it is a means of expression
Julia Theodoropoulou-Stylist
A person who is putting up a play is doing it because there is a kind of
storyboard lets say so you have to create an atmosphere so everyone can be
prepared for what they see like the scene the melody even the smoke which will be
coming out..when you go in you will think
'' what am I going to here'' and then when
the artist gets on stage ands starts singing
to you, you get excited and you forget
everything, because the goal of every singer or every band is to make you forget
your problems and takes you to a beautiful place
Evi Stergiou-Daemonia Nymphe (demonic bride)
An important fact that derives from ancient theatre is the use of the mask..
women wear masks in an effort to play a certain role. A masks goal is not to protect
us, that's not its use, but it helps us project the image that we want.
The three masks that me and the girls have now like I see it, coincides totally with us
I cant imagine me wearing Maria's mask or Eleni's or Eleni wearing Maria's or mine
and so on. Its like it totally relates to our character, like the mask has adjusted to us.
I don't believe it protects me nor does it expose me to anything, it doesn't help
me feel more secure, well maybe at first I believed I could feel more secure and
other times I believed I could get embarrassed. But I finally saw that when
im wearing the mask i forget that im wearing it.. its like a continuation like
the arm or the leg..
Dimitra Stavrou-Psychologist
It helps get into the role of the mask I think and maybe it helps confront your
fears.. you cant see his face. Personality-person-deal with.. we say face to face.. tet
a tet.. all of these things with whatever meaning the words have, change with a
mask. The way of dealing with something changes when you put on a mask
Evi Stergiou-Daemonia Nymphe (demonic bride)
We know what we have to deal with fro the start, we've thought about it, we've
felt it, and we work with it. We don't think of ourselves. You don't think that the
crowd is looking at you, either way you are playing a role.
If the stage has a distance from the crowd or is higher than the crowd, or when its dark
and you cant see the crowd, there were times when even though there where so many people
we couldn't see any of them, its like playing by yourself. That was a totally
different feeling from any other show where the crowd was closer and on the
same level. There is a difference you might not get anything from the crowd
when its far away or you might see everything, I try to avoid that. I need a
distance, but that doesn't mean that I pretend there is no audience and they
don't play a part. Of course they play a part and I get influenced but I also want to
communicate but not directly. Like im an actor and I communicate through my part.
I don't want to be myself
The ritual of dressing up brings out creative stress which ultimately puts you
into the role.
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The Callas
aris lakis ionas-the callas
- Mostly we depend on the whole scene, on the one hand we try and make all this
dream like with influences starting from Felini up to common architecture like the
crates we use and all these installments
we use, concrete, traditional flowers,
making the installments for a show, up to western culture, with superman and
super heroes, and all this is used like we are two supermen, so everyone can be a
superman, that's the philosophy behind all this.
- You know If I can do something then everyone can do it, or if you want to do
something very much then you will do it. That's how we played music-that's how
we started-we said we like this, we like playing music, we will try to learn to play
and so we did something if that's what you think
Gratsiella Kanellou-Director
Look I believe that they realize they live in Greece.. I mean a rock band like this
doesn't have many prospects in Greece so you know they think .. lets at least do
what we do and have fun like don't get up there with the right songs and in the
right place just get up there and break the drums in the end and do whatever we
want it may even be a means of relief..
aris lakis ionas-the callas
Even the traditional breaking of the drums is a kids tactic copied by visual
artists since the 20ies.. I break the toy so its mine.. in some way when a child takes
something from the table and breaks it becomes familiar
Julia Theodoropoulou-Stylist
yes many play a role some do it because they see that they can entertain
the audience but they do it so they can entertain themselves as well. To make a
dream come true.. and when you are in disguise you put on something which you
usually wouldn't so you wont show your weakness, so it would seem that you are
confident, like this is who I am and so what if you don't like it. They do it to
stand up for themselves because maybe as human beings they are sensitive like
most artists are, sensitive people cant be tough
Dimitra Stavrou-Psychologist
Personally I believe that even on Halloween the costume we pick out is not
random, like why does someone have to dress up like a woman and not for
example like Prince appeared, like a prince.. he feels that from dressing up
another side is projected either from a performance or on Halloween or on any
other occasion, something created by him and not from the marketing people
chosen by him.. i think there is a liberating factor and a communicative one to be
able to start a conversation with the other side
aris lakis ionas-the callas
Look even though we dress up like superman.. we are not that familiar with
comics.. our costumes are more like a direction or a message.. like if im
superman and I can play music then any
one can or we can all be superman under
circumstances etc and look for a super hero myth, one of the most intelligent, the
most talented, the greatest musician or whatever.. and coincidently it as one of
our favorite costumes when we were kids
Gratsiella Kanellou-Director
Generally I believe that concerts are plays.. surely there is some relation to
plays. I notice it from the artists themselves, like they change the time that
they are getting on stage, their movement changes, their expressions. Yes I have
many examples in my mind now from Greek bands especially with the recent
group I have.. there is no relation to the morning and the whole day that we are
travelling and getting ready with the time they get on stage. Its like they step into a
bubble, isolating the rest and they are there performing,they are in their own
faze,its something special
aris lakis ionas-the callas
Despite our behavior and how we place ourselves on stage we try to keep a
distance from the audience. we never say hi we are the or goodnight etc.. we don't
talk, we don't say which songs we played, we play and we go
Gratsiella Kanellou-Director
The Callas become different people, they are two guys who are very calm and low
profile and when they get on stage you are afraid that a guitar will hit you on the
head, they go crazy,its unbelievable for the Callas
Julia Theodoropoulou-Stylist
It the people that are a little more eccentric .. actually we call them eccentric
but they are normal if you go to another european country for example. Here its a
lost cause .. the effort is made for nothing here in Greece. And the companies wont
accept it because they think that it wont sell it wont be accepted..he will have to
adapt
aris lakis ionas-the callas
Labels have huge problems because of this because they themselves create the
groups for six months .. so it is not bought by anyone because they think why should
i buy something which i will throw away in six months .. i can download it.. in the past
things werent like that, u respected what you bought and appreciated it more and
you spent the money... now why should you spend money, there is no reason, if
you know that in six months you will find others and they will have been found by a
label through myspace. So as the situation evovles like this,the problem exists and
will keep on existing
Gratsiella Kanellou-Director
I've seen lots of alcohol but i havent seen drugs in bands generally but with
foreign bands as childish as it may seem, there have been bands, that made great
albums,whilst they were invovled with drugs, and since they stopped the drugs,
there work was not that good. So drugs do something, they liberate you so you have
to be tough and let it take you down and dont learn to be creative only through
them
Dimitra Stavrou-Psychologist
Another case is when people have e certain personality structure that doesnt
need support. Drugs play the part of support.. they are like selftherapy not only
for artists but generally also for the others off stage. They are often a kind of
selftherapy. So under that sense of course they are used on stage and in ecery
difficult situation concerning life. Another use that doing drugs might have is that it
disables the inner eye..that which judges.. that which comes from the teachers, the
parents, the church and all of the ''have to'' which a person does not function nicely
with
aris lakis ionas-the callas
So.. we do yoga.. do we concetrate? No no its only in alcohol.. like depending on
what we are thinking of doing we drink the adequate amount of drinks ... before
we go onstage we have a beer. The last ten minutes we have one or two beers
and we go on with beer..
aris lakis ionas-the callas
In art there are some codes and you know its step by step... the more you are
there the more codes you learn and you can understand some things. Of course its
doesnt mean that if you dont know... dont come or its no use because i hear and silly
things like that... what i want to say is that there are a lot of people that for example
would never listen to our music but when they see us at a show they get excited
without knowing anything, no music, no nothing... Its clearly a matter of positive
or negative energy from the other person. If the person is positive and feels that
what they are looking at and listening to has something to give back with no
importance as to whether he has followes art or if he is a musician or anything else
he just sees it as something positive..
wheras someone else sees it negatively... is normal..
Gratsiella Kanellou-Director
Especially with bands like Callas .. who dress up at their shows.. people who
didn't know them .. i think that.. in the beginning they looked at them
suspiciously. But at the same time dressing up exonerates you in a way... so
you seem to the crowd that you are making fun of what you are doing and the
other person realises that and gets then feeling
Julia Theodoropoulou-Stylist
The lively colours are chosen mostly by the band or the singer because they
obviously want to project that they are something different, because everyone
starts for that reason and its the bright colour that will be used like gold or red on
stage that meets the eye and catches your attention resulting in making you stay and
observe.. what can this person artist be
aris lakis ionas-the callas
Its hell.. there is a standard program before the show.. there is a certain time..
for example when we eat,we rest,we start drinking, now if they have told us
that we go on at 9 we set our watches so that at 9 we get on stage. If that might
change, and usually in Greece it does... if for example its 10 we are ok but if it goes
beyond 10 then things get out of hand so... generally eventhough we are loose at
shows we have discipline, and discipline is needed in what we do, so you are in
control of things
Gratsiella Kanellou-Director
They represent a generation which is way more confused.. with so much
information.. in the past it was folk,rock and maybe pop meaning Madonna.. i
think they represent a generation that doesnt like belonging.. it likes
experimenting with new sound. A more experimental phase
aris lakis ionas-the callas
It gives you the chance to dream, the thing you do, like man, you are always
dreaming of things, making plans. Im going to write a song, make an album. You
dream, if you stop it you know that it will be like shutting a big door. Dreaming is
like creating with your mind at least for us its maybe most important thing, even
making 200 euro.. what will you do with it?
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In wake of Uber crash, how far do self-driving cars still have to go? - Duration: 2:43.
In regards to the recent Uber crash and the fatality and how it
plays out with public perception, I think that it is a setback. My expertise
around self-driving cars is mostly centered around a project that we're
doing for the National Science Foundation right now that's looking to
quantify one measure of safety, and in particular navigation safety, so how well
a mobile robot -- and that could be a self-driving car or any mobile robot,
really -- how well that robot knows its position, how much it trusts the
sensor information to give an idea of where that robot exists in space. All
these sensors, so laser rangefinders or lidar, radars, and GPS, and inertial
navigation sensors, they all have noise on them and they all have faults that
can occur to them. And so what we try to do is quantify how well that robot knows
its pose in the presence of these potential faults. And this becomes really
important not when you have a single robot wandering around a street but when
you have millions of these robots then all of a sudden the possibility that
these faults are going to cause an error, an error or a crash or any sort of fault,
is becomes a distinct possibility. I think the the car
companies and the autonomous vehicle companies, Waymo, Uber, whoever they
may be, are showing that there is a strong push to get self-driving cars on
the road and they're putting in a tremendous amount of resources to get this to work.
From our point of view we want to make sure that this is done safely, and I
think that it's important to get the technology on the road, to get it out on
the road quickly, we have to ensure safety so that the public has some level
of trust in these robots on the road, they have faith, they have trust that
these robots are not going to injure the people
inside the car or the other stakeholders who are using the space, bicyclists,
pedestrians, whoever it may be. So from our point of view we are very concerned
with proving that, you know, with mathematical analytical guarantees that
that these robots are safe, at least in terms of localization.
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Yves Edwards on Joe Rogan Podcast - Yves On His Young Self - Duration: 1:39.
even words I saw you fight in the hook and shoot in like the fucking 60s like
you were wearing bell-bottoms so he came out to the cage I was there was one yeah
I remember you fought Aaron Riley I think you were like 12 years old how old
were you that's about 20 I was still a kid those were good fights though man
those were good fights that was um I was watching that Phi actually Mickey and I
watched that fight together a couple weeks ago
is it weird it is weird does it seem like you doesn't seem like another life
it's kind of another life it is I called you now I'm 41 when you when you think
back about yourself at 20 like how much memory do you really have that you got
like little flashes yeah like I could see little pick images and then I have a
narrative that it play out in my head that I think happened and so I could
repeat it there you go look at that 20 year old Eve Edwards bouncing around wow
dude yeah no look at it here Wow yeah you had lettuce curl thing going on yeah
that kool Moe Dee thing going on - I was you know I was representing wow this is
really surely days this was Jeff Osborn show yep fucking shoot that was the
first time here and I thought yes - and he's a really good commentator man is he
working I don't know I know he just like shut down hooking shoot yeah it's gone
and I don't know what Jeff is doing I know he had a lot he was he was involved
pro wrestling a lot too but now I haven't spoken him in a long I did
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Driving Success: Self Discovery | HACTC | White River Toyota - Duration: 4:07.
This tech center is a great place to discover who you are and where you want to go.
Forget what people are saying about you, forget how you're defined, this is you're opportunity
to redefine yourself.
We believe all students can learn, regardless of circumstance, regardless of disability
or race or gender, that we believe all students and that there aren't any available excuses
that could be used to excuse why a student isn't learning.
When I first came into the program, I didn't think I was smart enough I thought that there
were going to be smarter people but it turns out I was just like them and they were just
like me.
I could see myself there and that's kind of what I wanna do in the future and that program
really helped me to figure out what I wanted to do.
When we come together and start sharing different experiences students don't feel as isolated
they feel that they might have more common interests than they would think, they learn
that there is a lot of different was of looking at other individuals.
It's amazing, a lot of times they come here and they're not really sure what we're about
or what they're about to a certain degree, what kind of learners they are and they really
start to find something they're passionate about.
We know our kids.
Our class I would say is definitely one of the strongest teams in the tech center.
We have to really trust each other while were using chainsaws, bulldozers.
We've also grown as a community as a team.
I never really been part of a team before and I really like this group of people.
In this program I am the only student of color, I'am from Guatemala and I was adopted and
I came here at 5 months.
I know I'm different, no one says it but you just know.
Before when things got hard I used to get really mad and didn't want to do things.
But our teacher he stands up for all of us for each of our individual learning needs
which is really nice, to have someone that understands how you learn and if you need
it a different way than he'll make sure that happens.
It doesn't matter who you are, we're teachers we're gonna teach it to you.
You're gonna learn how to do this if you want to, if you have a passion for it, if you wanna
try it we're gonna give you those opportunities, and we're gonna have so many people guiding
you and supporting you that your gonna be able to do it.
Now I just try even harder, now that's hard that's fine so try harder, put in the extra
work to do it.
She can do anything she wants, she's amazing, amazing roll model.
Size has nothing to do with it, gender has nothing to do with it.
You don't have to come here with any skills.
They teach all the skills you need to know.
All's you have to do is have the willingness, and the eagerness and a curiosity to learn.
I remember I walked in here knowing literally nothing, like I didn't even know how to jump
a battery right.
You actually feel like you're learning and you're part of a class, and you can do something.
I learned I can't always do it by myself I need a partner, I need someone to hold this
wrench while I tighten this bolt, it's very much teamwork more than independent.
When I first came into the program I didn't want to say anything but now like people have
grown and it's just nice to see them speak up and like have they're ideas be herd.
Don't have to be smart to do it because that just comes along with the program.
Ileana is a good example of students who have taken almost they're mission to promote women
in engineering.
It's not a man's field, it's a thinkers field.
Whether you're male or female, we're here as engineering student's and have the same
passion.
And I think that's a big thing for high school students to understand, there are no clicks,
some students might have been good at wood working, some students may have been good
at automotive, but we use all of those skills to create projects here.
At Hartford I feel like I'm always succeeding the teachers are always helping me through
to succeed, they are supportive they just want me to do what I wanted to do.
The purpose, the focus of the school is students, it's easy to get caught up in the things that
are going on but ultimately if you keep that focus in mind you're gonna do what you need
to do.
The small town communities that we have here there is a lot of traditional stereotypes
ingrained.
I would encourage students to break out of the box, be who they are, experience something
new and crush those stereotypes.
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