In this game, I decide to drop at Lucky Landing due to its relatively far distance away from the bus route.
While I typically head into the main town, I landed in the temple first because of its proximity.
I immediately hear another player and attempt to seek him out.
During the actual game, I failed to realize that the opposing player jumped out of the left window, so some time was spent searching for him.
At this point, I decide to wait by the corners of the temple and see if I can re-encounter him.
I grab that other pump shotgun in case I run into a double pump-esque situation where I don't have time to reload the blue pump.
Since I am in zone and the only landscape around me is open field, I decide the best plan of action is to wait it out until I need to move again.
Still in the same place, I begin to hear gunshots occurring continuously.
I never end up entering a fight, so I get ready to move when the storm reaches me.
I decide the best place to take shelter and evaluate the remaining fights is in the umbrella-shaped hole near Anarchy Acres.
All at once, I am in my first fight this game. I prepare to build in order to try and block any incoming shots...
but no further shots are fired, and I can continue on my way to Anarchy.
In the distant northwest, I see a port-a-fort sized brick base that I try to run around and avoid.
Woah. Up close, the base looks about one level higher than I originally thought. Luckily, my shelter is right in front of me.
Thankfully, I manage to not be sighted by the player in the base AND get some leftover loot.
I decide to hang out here and wait to see if anybody unwillingly enters a fight with me.
I finally realize there is an even more protective upper layer that I can hide in until I am prepared to fight.
Luckily, I am still in zone, so I decide to build my way up to that second layer.
Nobody hears me break my ramp, so I again do not engage in a battle.
Still in the same position. Only 3 players left.
A supply drop catches my attention, but I decide it is not worth abandoning my hiding spot for.
What luck! In zone again! Knowing that a battle between the two opposing players is taking place, I decide to not yet get involved.
An RPG battle finally ends, leaving me with only one opponent.
I finally have to move, so I begin to decide how I want to approach the last enemy.
The rocket explosions notify me of the fact that my opponent is both close and aware of my current location.
Finally time to move.
Now knowing that the player in the base from before is my last enemy, I for some reason decide a tactical SMG can break his base down.
The storm is coming. I am barely in the zone.
After a brief battle that would have ended terribly for me, the other player makes a desperate leap from his base to avoid the storm and falls to his death.
A victory royale achieved without killing a single player.
Thank you all for watching. I will probably have voice commentary in the next video.
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How To Get Over A Mental Block For Snowboarding - Duration: 2:34.
Having a mental block is tough and it happens to the best of us. A mental
block in snowboarding is when our brain and body have trouble overcoming the
performance of a trick causing us to freeze up mid feature or not try it at
all. Knowing how to train your brain and being able to overcome these fears will be a
huge step in the progression of your snowboarding. When feeling nervous or
unsure about trying a new trick, practice visualizing every step and motion you'll
be going through before stomping your landing. You should be able to visualize
yourself practicing from your own point of view, as if you're actually
snowboarding. This involves picturing the approach to the feature, the
initiation, the landing and riding away clean. While you are visualizing every
motion of the trick, talk yourself through the mechanics, either in your
head or out loud. This could be something like "Turn your shoulders, now bend your
knees, now pop off the rail with both feet!"
Sometimes counting out loud can also help to ease the nerves and help with the
flow and visualization of the trick. Committing to the trick and feature is
the most important factor in order to get over a mental block. After you can
visualize every motion of the trick you need to be able to mentally commit to it,
start to finish. Sometimes in the middle of a trick you may get scared, freeze and
end up falling. Committing means that even though you may get nervous when
you're in the middle, of say a rail, you continue to visualize the landing and
follow through with the steps. This is why visualizing the trick properly
before, will become handy and make committing feel natural. Tell yourself
positive things about yourself and your snowboarding. Tell yourself that you
actually can do this trick and that you have the skills and talent to land it. It
will help you get stoked about trying something new and will give you self
reassurance and confidence. This is a great way to turn the nerves into
positive energy. When having a mental block, it also helps have a friend give
you encouragement and also a safety net to know that you're not alone. A mental
block can also be caused by nerves of people watching you. Do not be
embarrassed or nervous that you're gonna fall, you're a badass just for trying any
trick in the park in the first place and everyone knows that! Falling is gonna
happen especially when learning something new. Know that falling is
normal and happens to everyone. Every time you fall you will learn something
new and know what not to do next time. Repetition and practice is the only way
to progress in snowboarding and falling
is a part of that. When trying to overcome a
mental block remember to visualize, commit and be
confident in your ability to stomp the trick. I'm Natalie Sagar from Snowboard
Addiction and our goal is to improve your riding!
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BEST KODI BUILD EVER 🔥 FOR KODI 18 BUILD MAY 2018 🔥 DECEPTION BUILD KODI ON XBOX ONE KODI - Duration: 14:48.
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Should I Hire Security for My Business - Sean Phillipson Interview on Geeks R Sexy - Duration: 10:13.
Happy Friday everyone! Welcome to Geeks R Sexy! I'm Jason LeDuc from Evil
Genius Leadership Consultants and I am your host on the fourth Friday of every
month, taking over from Michelle Davis for the Geeks R Sexy show. We're
talking about business, success and all the great things for entrepreneurial
spirit and being successful here in Las Vegas. We've got a couple great guests, today.
Actually, three great guests for you today. We're bringing on Dwayne Davison
from Entertainment Capital Group and then we've got Katie Watford who's a
fashion stylist and that's a little bit of a new guest that we've never had
before. We're going to bring all our guests back at the end of the show for our panel
discussion. But first we're going to get right into it with Sean Phillips in from
Morrison Security. Sean thanks for being here today on Geeks R Sexy. It's great
to have you. Sean was born and raised here in Las Vegas. He's seen firsthand
all the exciting changes that have come in the last 20 to 30 years in town and
after starting a career in sales he's actually found a passion, a career and a
passion, in private security and helping businesses identify their security needs,
those vulnerabilities and finding ways to help those businesses at a cost that
fits their business as well. Welcome to the show Sean. Thank you, thank you very
much. So tell us about growing up in Las Vegas. Tell us what you've seen change
and tell us why you see that there's a need for private security for businesses
here in Las Vegas. Absolutely so you know growing up in Las Vegas I never really
knew how rare was to be a native Las Vegan until I got the question asked
what hotel did you grow up in. So after that you know I started taking a look at
my city as a whole and realizing how its transformed. It's still a great city, I love
it. But, as unfortunate as it is with growth comes more crime as well so being
able to be in Morrison Security and reach out to the community, I feel like
I'm making a greater impact in the city that I grew up in. That's great, that's
great. We all, one of the things I've learned, I'm not a native to Las Vegas but I've
learned the first time I lived here and since especially I've been living here
for the last almost three years now that Las Vegans really want to make a positive
impact on Las Vegas and grow Las Vegas into a community that we can be proud of
here and I think that's great. So tell us how you became involved with
Morrison Security, how did you end up working
there? Well it's not it's not too crazy of a story there.
I met the branch manager at the time we were good friends he knew my background
in sales and I've done security in the past as well as well as a military
career and so he introduced me to the CEO. We sat down had an interview and the
rest is history. Okay cool so tell us a little about what Morrison does for
their customers. Well first of all we give our clients peace of mind knowing
that they have an officer on site who can take the burden of needing to
constantly be aware of what's going on on your site. Take that away from the
business owner, let us deal with the vagrants, the police reports, things
like that. Let let us take take it off your plate so you can run your business,
keep your venues safe and successful. That's that's awesome because one of the
things that I work with my clients on and we talk a lot about on this show
is, if you're a business owner or you're the GM of a location, one thing that's
really important is that you're working on your business and you're working on a
strategic level and think about all the things you need to do is the business
owner or the GM think about the relationships you need to build and not
working in your business because that's what your your managers are for and your
staff to handle those things before you even know you have a problem. And one
thing that really impresses me about Morrison is this is about human security
it's about having officers on site who are handling those things for you
especially the police reporting if something were to come up. So what are
some of the things if someone's a business owner and they don't have
security currently as part of their business portfolio the things that they
are relying on, and we all have a banker and an insurance agent, a lawyer and that
kind of thing but not all of us have security. They've got a brick and mortar
business, what are some of the indicators that a business owner should be looking
for and what are some of the things that if they see these things, these
indicators, that they should be calling Morrison? Well I mean there's there's a
lot of ways to determine whether or not you should bring on security first and
foremost it's kind of a general rule there if you have about 150
thousand dollars of assets or potential loss that you stand to lose during a hit
or a disaster things of that nature that can be prevented not even just a theft
but let's say a fire if you don't have anyone watching your site at night and
it catches fire who's there to call you know
hopefully someone calls on the street but you never know but when you
have an officer on property when you're not there or when you can't put your
eyes on the on the scene it that that's what security is there for so $150,000
that's just a general destination really but every business can assess
you know can they stand to lose a large portion of their business and still
succeed. And then the other way they can kind of gauge is check out crime maps in
your area so it's very easy just google crime maps in Las Vegas there's several
websites for it type in your address and go back as far as you want six months,
yesterday, it'll give you a list of everything
that's been reported in your area or on your site even that you might not have
known about and the last date of range that you select. Now we are living in a
digital age and a lot of folks are going to say they're going to say to me there and
say to you, Listen I can go get a bunch of internet security cameras
and I can I can have every square foot covered on of my shop and look at
it and watch it from my phone. Why do I need a security officer?
Well cameras are great we love working with businesses who have already have
established security surveillance programs. But a camera is great without
someone behind it it's great to watch the guy walk off with your stuff as he
waves to you. So having an officer on property, we can still
coordinate with the surveillance system put a guard in a guard shack with
monitors and everything. Or if you want to keep on your phone and you get an
alert on your phone hey something's going on you call the security company
call our dispatch 24/7 anytime you need to get a hold of us you can get a hold
of the officer on site. We respond to it we deal with it, we'll liaison with the
police for you. Great one of the things that impressed me most and we sat down we
had coffee earlier in the week and one things that impressed me most about you
and Morrison security in general is you have a very strong sense of
professionalism with your managers and your supervisors, in your officers but
you in a very strong sense of ethics. Tell us about how Morrison applies
that sense of professionalism and ethics with its officers and customers and how
they foster that in the company. Absolutely, so I love our
management staff we have a great team over at Morrison it's taken a while to
develop but we have a extremely solid team now the great thing about all of us
in our management team is we all started wearing the uniform we were all security
officers at one point so we learned to follow before we can lead that's a very
strong I know you have a military background as well other why and several
of our supervisors do as well. So we take those those values those lessons we
learned growing up in the military expanding and gaining experience in the
military adding it to how we do business at Morrison. Yeah it's a it's very hard
to find a place of the outside of the military where ethics and
professionalism were discussed so often and I really respect what you guys are
doing it Morrison. so tell us a little bit we've got a couple minutes left tell
us about a specific instance where you've helped a customer. Sure, absolutely.
I met I met one of our clients we networked up and we started a contract
came into a partnership she owns a local strip mall a little plaz in the area
there it had and already had security but they weren't happy with
their service they pushed them out. We came in, first of all, when the very
first night hit, it was myself the branch manager all the supervisors and any
officers that were going be on that site. We're all on that site in force to train,
to learn the site together, so it's not like we just sent someone off and said
good luck to you. Okay. But no we were there we learned what the site was, how
are we going to manage a site that we don't even know what it is? So we were
all there I went around we addressed the situation of vagrants, dumpster divers,
panhandlers, things of that nature we went in we cleared them out. When we did
we made sure to say, hey there's a new security company here and thing is
the people might not know but there's communities of vagrants, homeless that
they you know they live in washes things like that, as sad as it is, but they do
and they talk they talk to each other say, hey I've been going here this place
the people are very generous there there might be an elderly community there that
kind of has a heart string for us so they start hitting places
they're easy. When you let them know that they are not welcome on property, they
are if they want to do business, by all means, but if you're there to cause
problems to vandalize, to panhandle to cause a nuisance, that we're gonna we're
going stop you, we're going to get rid of you. Once they get that picture, things
tend to subside. It sounds like you really handle very tough problems, very
tough conversations, with some of these communities with professionalism and
respect and compassion for their situation and I I think that that speaks
volumes to why you're so successful and people keep calling you to come in and
handle their handle they're security. So we've just got a little bit of time left. How
can our viewers get in touch with you and how can they get in touch with Morrison
if they see those indicators, if you've got those things that Sean
talked about and that's going on in your business or you're thinking of it you're
thinking that you might be right around that 150,000 dollar threshold where
can't afford to lose it in one shot. How can you, how can they get a hold of you
to get you to come talk to them. Absolutely, very simple go ahead and give
our office a call. that number is 702-262-0096. Also you can reach me by email
and we can chat that way sphillipson@morrisonsecurity.com Alright
Sean well thanks for being here it's great to have you. Thank you very much we'll
be in touch in the future. This is Geeks R Sexy and we will be right back with
Dwayne Davison from Entertainment Capital Group.
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"Have to be greedy for goals" | Heynckes, James and Müller | Press Conference ahead of Real #RMAFCB - Duration: 2:04.
I don't think we have to change a lot.
We have to try and play well, with intensity and joy.
We are capable of scoring goals but we failed to do that in the first match.
We're in good shape and we have a chance.
We have to be greedy for goals
and we have to prepare to endure pain in the box.
We also need to use our set-pieces
because we had many of those in Munich.
I can remember we had several corners and we simply need to make more of those.
Then it could become a really close affair.
I just want to play well, do good things on the pitch and help my
team record a good result.
It's our dream to make it to the big final.
That's what we all dream of and what we all want.
We have to play like we usually do.
In the Bundesliga we scored 88 goals and in the Champions League and the DFB Cup we always score lots of goals too.
Therefore, I hope that tomorrow we can show the efficiency that usually distinguishes us.
Obviously my personal statistics aren't particularly interesting right now.
I don't mind if my personal stats stay the way they are as long as we record the necessary result
without a goal of my own. But scoring one would certainly help us a lot.
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SHOCKING Proof For The Flat Earth Theory - Duration: 2:51.
Hey guys, welcome back to IO, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.
For those who haven't watched the earlier videos, Charlotte and Rebecca are out of town,
so I'm filling in for today.
And today, I'm bringing you some "Proof" for the Flat Earth Theory.
Which totally isn't nonsense.
If you want to remain overloaded with information, smack that thumbs up button and subscribe
to Inform Overload.
And now...
The Flat Earth.
So, UK's first ever Flat Earth Convention was held recently at Jury's Inn in Birmingham.
This saw a number of believers who have spent hours researching flat earth.
And by that I mean they've watched videos of people talking about it and assumed those
people knew better than the entirety of the scientific establishment.
One speaker was David Marsh, who claimed to have disproven the theory of gravity.
You know, the theory that has time and time again been found to be correct.
But he's learned that's all wrong, with the help of his Nikon camera, and a phone app.
Who would have thought it would be so simple?
He said to his paranoid - I mean, open-minded onlookers, "My research destroys Big Bang
cosmology.
It supports the idea that gravity doesn't exist and the only true force in nature is
electromagnetism."
He said it with a Derbyshire accent, but I can't do it so I won't even try.
Marsh tracked the movement of the moon across the sky and believes that his findings disprove
the laws of planetary motion.
Which is quite the claim.
Unfortunately, I can't seem to find any information on what exactly his findings were.
I tried, I really did, but there doesn't seem to be much information about his findings,
and there are only so many flat earth videos I can watch in one sitting without going insane.
Presumably, he thinks his findings prove that the moon loops around us overhead, as flat
earthers tend to claim.
Possibly looking at the speed at which it travels, to see if it's slower near the horizon
than at the peak.
This is something that's been done before, and has been thoroughly debunked, but I won't
get into it now because I'm not sure if that's actually his point.
So, kinda anticlimactic, turns out the guy loves to make claims but isn't so big on
actually publishing them.
I would have loved to be able to debunk it right now, but it looks like we'll have
to wait until we learn more about the conference; maybe his talk will show up on YouTube.
If we learn more, I'll be happy to discuss his quote unquote findings in more detail.
And CRUSH THEM.
But for now, it's time for viewer comments!
Huzzah!
Seniorgamer78 said "Damn Ron you be lookin like a snack."
I have absolutely no idea if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
Is it that I'm tasty?
Or I'm so skinny that I wouldn't even be a full meal if you ate me?
I'm not hip to the lingo, but if it WAS a compliment then thanks!
If it wasn't, then uh, I know you are but what am I?
Ha, gottim.
DailyMoFo1 said "Grease me like your Kentucky fried chicken, daddy."
Um...
No.
That's it for today guys, hope you enjoyed!
If you did, smack that thumbs up button and subscribe to IO to remain overloaded with
that sweet sweet information.
Make sure to check out this video about NASA sending sperm to space . Or maybe this one
about the Yodeling Kid at Coachella!
But first, head on down to the comment section and let me know what you think of this story.
Or tell me a riddle.
I love riddles.
I'll see you guys in the comments, and in the next video.
Later taters!
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ISFP Careers List, Best Jobs for ISFP Personality Type - Duration: 1:48.
popular and unpopular career and job choices for the ISfP personality type
the I stands for introverted S for sensing F for feeling and P for
perceiving the isfp personality type seek careers allowing them to express
themselves or participate in a cause they believe in they enjoy hands-on
activities with tangible results the ISFP personality type like to
observe the fruits of their labor in a context that feels significant and
consistent with their values they like a courteous cooperative work environment
The ISFP personality type prefer to keep a low profile and do not usually like to
be in positions that require them to speak publicly or lead large groups the
ISFP personality when they do work with others they want their colleagues to be
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Sebastian Stan - interview for Romanian 'Europa FM' radio (with English subtitle) - Duration: 31:59.
The actor Sebastian Stan is my guest today
whom I know from Gossip Girl
and my children know him from Captain America movies
as he's his good friend, Bucky.
Hi, Sebastian !
Hi, thank you!
Did you get any sleep?
Yeah, I got about 3- 4 hours of sleep.
In the morning you already had a schedule?
I had a schedule indeed
with Our Big Day Out kids.
They are now at cinema about to watch Civil War.
There are many children that are waiting for you at Cinema Pro.
About 400 or 500 kids, yeah.
You speak Romanian very well considering you had 8 years old when you left the country
Let's see... l might struggle but I'll give it a try
But yeah, it's true.
Leaving the country at 8 years old
I didn't have many people with whom I could talk to in Romanian, except my mother.
And when you're there, you want to speak English very well to get along with people, kids there.
Yeah, you want to speak English well and you don't want to be different at...
at that age
Yeah, when I was about 9-10 years old in Wien respectively 12 when I came to America
I struggled for a while with learning the language
cause I didn't want to have an accent.
And you did it !
Yeah, I managed somehow. My mom still says I have an accent.
I'll see what she says after I come back after these days spent here
If you stay here 3 more days you'll get to speak Romanian perfectly.
Exactly!
We tried to introduce you as we could, but next we'll have 'Autobiography in 20 seconds'
You'll hear a timer
and you'll present yourself in few words withing 20 seconds
Ok.
I am a Romanian that came back here after a long time
I lived in United States
I am a little bit American and a little bit Romanian
I want to.. I have many thing to do
and I don't know how much time I have here on Earth
but we'll see what happens.
And I'm a little bit an actor
I'm a little bit an actor.
Wow, I guess that wasn't very good.
That's it, you did it!
All our stories begin with childhood.
So, I want to ask you where were you born? In Constanta?
I was born in Constanta...
that's where I spent my childhood
in Constanta and Mamaia [a Black Sea resort].
I've been everywhere in Mamaia, I have many memories from there.
And I went to... what is that called? Nudist beaches?
Nudist beaches.
Exactly! When i was very young
I remember that I used to go there with my mother.
And now you didn't get to the nudist beach any more?
No, I didn't.
Though this week-end is a good time going on the beach
Exactly, this weekend is perfect to going to Mamaia
and I don't know what you're doing here in Bucharest... :)
Did your mom ever tell you how was the day you were born?
How it was...
I think it was 5 PM when I was born
and she was thinking how much needed to sleep and eat
but that's all I know from that time that she told me.
How was the neighbourhood where you grew up?
Were there many children?
I was having two friends and that was it.
I was going to school and after that we played outside
all the afternoon and after that I went back home.
You lived in an apartment building?
Yeah. And then we had the TV news in the evening. That's all we had on TV.
And also cartoons on New Year's Eve.
That was during communism.
And you watched New Year's Eve TV special, that's what you said to me.
Yeah, yeah... NYE time is still like that here. It's European thing because
in America it's just another night.
You know, I spent once NYE in New York and I was disappointed that
everyone went home after midnight.
Yeah, but here we grew up knowing that at NYE we have to do something.
I went Greek party to continue after midnight.
Oh, that's perfect!
You might wanna know this, that if you wanna continue to party in NY
you have to go to Queens.
In Queens, yeah, but there's also Romanian restaurants there.
So you lived in an apartment building?
Yeah and I was actually talking to someone recently about earthquakes.
Do you remember earthquakes?
I witnessed about 2 or 3 earthquakes when I was a kid. Let's see...
You left after the Revolution, right?
I left after '89, so in 1990, yeah.
And the earthquakes were in...
In '77 was one that you didn't witness cause you're born in 1982
but there was another after that
There was another one that we felt.
In the late eighties.
We were on a high floor so we felt it.
Were you a good child or a naughty one?
No, when I was a child I always ended up hurt, I used to fell, I was spinning, dancing.
A mirror almost fell on me once.
What kind of dance, break dance?
Yeah, I was hyperactive.
And my mother always worried for me:
"Sebastian, take care, don't do that..."
Was one of your parents more strict and the other more gentle?
No, I think my mother and my grandparents I grew up with them too
They were kinda strict but not too hard on me though.
Not too much.
Yeah, I mean... my grandma, I grew up with her.
The grandmother from your mother's side?
Yeah. And I remember one time she washed my trousers
and I remember that going outside someone got my pants dirty
and I fought with that one a lot cause "My grandma washed these pants!"
Your grandma was very close to you, right?
Indeed. She was always in my heart till the very end.
And do you remember, I don't know... something she taught you?
She used to put potatoes around me when I was getting sick
and with... how do you say it?
Potatoes on your neck?
Potatoes on my neck but also in my socks she put something
Vinegar !
Vinegar and... onions.
Onions?
Onions in the socks, yeah.
And do you still do that?
No no.
You know it might be better than medication.
Yeah, exactly! It's sometimes better than medication we have in America
or who knows what or what knows what
What is the first memory you have with your parents from the time you were little?
I have some videos that I will send you after we finish
and explain the situation.
I don't know but since I was little kid
I used to easily imitating people.
Did you like to imitate people?
Yeah, yeah...
My mom and my granparents always made me do that.
They made you do that.
They probably had fun.
They had fun, I don't know,
but when I was 10 in Wien my mom made me go to auditions.
She realized you've got talent.
She did, but she didn't want to force me do that and this was important
cause I didn't like that too much as I was very shy around strangers.
But did you go to school to any plays?
At school I started writing with my left hand but they didn't let me.
And what else do I remember?
I remember that...
that if I got in trouble
they used to hit your palm.
With a ruler, right?
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, so you caught those times with the ruler.
Yeah, or they sent you to stand on a corner of the classroom.
Your grandparents were from Constanta as well?
In Constanta, they lived there all their life.
And is there any taste or scent that reminds you of your childhood?
If it's boeuf salad, yeah.
Boeuf salad was my favorite food during the time I grew up
and my mom still makes it. Boeuf salad or sarmale I think. These two.
I really need to eat sarmale while I'm here. I can't leave Romania without eating that.
Yeah, I'd say you eat sarmale on the beach in Mamaia.
It would be nice.
<i>And meat 'mititei' [ grilled minced meat rolls ]</i>
With mustard.
Do you remember anything from The Revolution?
Just today I remembered that when I got up
and I looked on window as I am near the Revolution Plaza
I've seen that building where he [Ceausescu] was at that time
That sequence I can find on Youtube, when he gets to the helicopter.
When he takes off from the roof
Whenever someone asks me in America about that I go to Youtube and show them that.
But that event, that day when he was asking: "Citizens, please!"
That is what I remember very clear. And I also remember when I was playing outside
And I also remember when I was playing outside it was a car driving very fast with 5-7 teenagers
who screamed against Ceausescu and holding a flag with a hole in the middle.
This was a moment when I got scared I only had 6-7 years.
And then I watched at TV when they shot him.
And how did you leave the country?
To Wiena at first?
No, my mother left because she was a pianist and had a job there.
And I was staying with my grandparents for a while, but I left there too after '90-'91.
After that I went to Wien. I didn't know german at all.
I mean, I knew a little English from school, but she had some tapes in English
and she used to play that while I was playing and I listened while I was playing.
But no German.
At all.
And I remember very clear when I was in Wien there was a teacher explaining to my mother
"he's not a stupid child, but he doesn't understand the language
"We don't know what to do with him".
And my mom was like: "No. My child will go same with other children"
You mother spoke German?
A little bit, she had to learn it too.
But what did you leave Wien?
In Wien I went to a German school for 2 years
and after that I started a school where they spoke in English and German.
It was there when I started to learn English. My mother met someone and remarried.
And you moved to United States.
And we moved to America, but we didn't plan to move to New York.
My step-dad wasn't decided if to NY or Arizona.
I was lucky to move to New York cause he got a job there
but I could have very well end up somewhere else.
I always thought of that, cause I don't know how it would have affected me
If I would have still ended up being an actor or not.
I didn't plan to become an actor.
When I went there, I was focused on astronomy or science.
Oh, yeah? You were passionate about that?
Science, astronomy?
Yeah, that was it for me when I was little.
I only thought about acting when I got 15-16 years old.
So, how did you find America?
Well, I remember that...
I remember that I cried a lot.
I remember the night before we flew there
I was very scared. I remember I was crying while taking a shower.
Moving is hard when you're very young and have to move
You moved from Romania not long ago.
Yeah, cause every time I made new friends I lost them.
After we moved to New York we stopped with moving to other places.
But it was hard.
It was very hard.
And there was also a shock of a different world.
When you go to America and see those skyscrapers
Yeah, it was very different. But something happens,
you go to survival mode.
Yeah, you need to survive.
Yeah, there's no other way. You either adapt or not.
But I was very young so it was easier.
You were a young teenager then.
Yeah. A little easier than if you're already an adult.
Were you a rebel teen or rather obedient?
No, I was very compliant, too compliant.
cause my step-dad worked at the school I went.
and everybody was paying attention to me so I had to be careful
and I also wanted to be a good student.
So not to embarass him.
Yeah, I didn't have any other opportunities only later when I went to high-school.
That's where you changed to worse.
Exactly.
Did you have any romance in highschool, cause all the boys fall in love during highschool?
During highschool yeah.
Yeah, I was happy I went to highschool.
I was lucky cause I was 15 when I met a manager
whom I worked with till this day.
At 15 already?
Yeah we work together since I was 16. She started to send me to appointments.
From time to time you go to New York. So you go to auditions
and if you succeed it's great, if not, you go to school.
How did she notice you?
At a summer camp.
She found me there and it was then when I started to go to NYC, taking the bus there.
Cause you lived near New York.
Yeah, About 20-30 minutes distance from New York.
So you started to work and have no time for love.
No no, I had time for that.
But were you shy?
No, I used to love quite a lot!
Now at 35, it's different. I do love, but not like I used to.
Were you shy or how did you wait for girls to make the first move?
No, I was shy, I was shy.
To me the most important years were when I was 17-18.
I started to be more confident about myself.
I started thinking about my country again because when I got to US
I didn't want to say where I'm from. I only spoke in English.
Cause you wanted to fit in.
Yeah, and if it wasn't for mom who kept bugging me to speak to her in Romanian
I think I would have forgotten it.
But when I had 18, I liked telling people that I'm from Europe and I lived there,
in communism.
You were interesting like that.
But till then you wanted to be named Christopher.
Yeah, and I was like afraid of Sebastian name cause no one called me Sebastian
They called me Subik or Sebi.
And after some time I said to me Christopher is an American name.
I can't believe I was thinking that.
If you ask me now, I feel so lucky that my name is Sebastian.
And this cause it's from Sebastian Bach.
Yeah, cause your mother was passionate about music.
And she didn't know what name fits better with Stan.
And she thought this goes well.
When were you sure about choosing an acting job?
At about 16-17 years old, when I finished highschool.
And when I had to choose to go to university in New York
You had to choose an University.
Yeah, and I thought a lot where to go
But I didn't get acting speciality until the second year of Univesity.
Do you think it's important to go to an acting college?
For an actor.
Yeah, this gave me an education and I learned to respect
that some people don't have for this craft.
I laugh cause I met many people from Europe, not from Romania yet, but from Russia
who tell you that if you're an actor you're not a man, cause this isn't a real job.
It's not serious job, just a hobby.
Exactly.
So going to University I learned that acting business have a history as well.
I don't know, it helped me to respect this job.
Is it difficult to get a role? Do you go to auditions a lot?
It's more difficult but also easier. It was easier when I was younger
cause I accepted every job I could find.
Any role. Yeah.
Your main fear was not getting a job.
Now is different when people know you. They have expectations cause they know you.
So it's more difficult in a way, cause of the expectations.
It's like what can you show them to be different, that they haven't seen yet.
Did Captain America and Avengers franchise helped your career?
Of course it did. All these movies are very popular.
And yesterday I couldn't believe how many people go watch these movies here as well.
It's extraordinary. In China as well and everywhere.
But what about Gossip Girl role. Did it help you or not?
It helped me. Cause it was in New York where my home was and it was perfect for me.
I think I worked there for 3 years.
And I learned a lot. I had friends on the show.
and I learned a lot that period of time.
Did you choose to stay in New York after being so well known?
In Los Angeles actors get more noticed. In New York you can see anyone on the street
people don't care.
Or so you think.
I saw people more famous than me there.
But can you go with a girlfriend in a club?
Sure. Life is how you make it to be.
You can't be afraid of living your life.
The more attention you get, the more I feel that people close themselves.
I know actors I worked with that are afraid of coming out of hotel
They don't go to restaurant. This isn't a way of living.
You should live more, to see what happens.
It's a little difficult.
Let's talk a little about your role in 'I, Tonya'.
Ok.
How was it?
It was difficult. I liked this director a lot and also the script was amazing.
For those who don't know, the movie it's about ice skater Tonya Harding's life
Yes. And this was a real event in America, and right after that was the one with OJ.
So in '94-'95 was this event and then the one with OJ that started
the 24 hours news channels like CNN.
So, when reading this story, you couldn't even believe this was a true story
You didn't remember the story.
I only remember the OJ event, when I was in Wien
and the class hours were hold to listen what happened to him.
Is it difficult to play a real character than a fictional one?
I think so, cause it doesn't let you too much freedom.
You have to accomodate yourself with who this person was.
Ane we don't know till today if this person told the truth or not.
Yeah, me either, I didn't get till the end of the movie so who was responsible for that.
Everybody tell their own story.
And every one of them reminded what happen from their own point of view.
I don't know.
Would you like to play in a movie with a Romanian director some day?
Of course I would want that.
I've watched Christian Mungiu's movies. And I think that Porumboiu ones too.
Yeah that one as well.
When I will get back to New York I will check some documentary he made.
So yeah, I'd like that but I'll have to get here for a month, cause I still have an accent.
maybe if it's something very specific
but it would be a shame if I didn't.
You said Romanian lines in American movies so you can say English lines in a Romanian one.
Right! Yeah.
And there are a lot of [foreign] movies that are filmed here.
What was the Ghitza thing? I don't even remember where this came from.
What is Ghitza doing?
But I think this is some specific irony for Romanians.
I will search that.
I know you're in a hurry and I don't want
you to get late
we'll rapidly get to 2 segments of the interview
You'll get quick answers and then you can go.
I'll try.
First one: back to back.
Pay attention: we turn back to back. I start a sentence and you will finish it.
It's easy.
You can turn now.
My name could be... ?
Andreea ?
"Darling".
I am... ?
Beautiful !
But you have to talk about yourself, not me.
Oh, ok.
I am... a little bit lost. :))
I look like... ?
Like no one else.
I smell like... ?
Like.. me.
I feel like...
I feel... pretty well.
I made a noise of... ?
Radio!
I taste like... ?
Like professional.
My last achievement was...?
I, Tonya.
I would be perfect if... ?
I'll play in Romanian movie.
I'm ashamed of... ?
My accent when I talk Romanian.
I'd always eat... ?
Boeuf salad.
For money I will do... ?
Children! Uhm, no, that's not a good answer.
A good movie.
A good movie.
I do not love... ?
Jealousy.
Acting is... ?
Hard but also nice.
Ok, you're done with this one.
Turn around!
Are you active on social media?
Instagram, facebook?
Only Instagram, much more last year than when I started.
You've got no choice.
Ok, so here's 10 essential questions and you're gone.
Ok.
Which is the most known person in your contact list?
Oh !
Warren Beatty
Oh, leave me his phone number when you leave.
When you look in the mirror what do you say to yourself?
It's OK. Go ahead.
What is your blood type?
Oh, I don't know. Black.
You have blue blood.
What would be the title of a movie about your life?
He came, he tried and he'll try again.
I don't know.
What do you do when you are down?
Down as in...?
Upset, sad, disappointed.
I go for a walk in the city.
What is the flaw you'd want to get rid of?
No, I need flaws.
Sex in the morning or in the evening?
Every hour if that's possible.
What would you do if you were a woman?
I would take the earth by the balls and do what I want.
[translating]
What was your craziest shopping?
When you bought something completely insane.
I decided to take the plane to somewhere in 2 seconds, without planning it.
Who would you like to be stuck in an elevator with?
Just a second...
In elevator?
Jennifer Lawrence would not be a bad choice.
Sebastian, thank you very much.
I promised I'll let you go quick.
I will invite Mungiu director here now.
To talk about your movie I, Tonya and AIFF.
Thank you very much. You made me laugh, I loved this.
But we'll see each other later.
Yeah, we'll see.
We wait for you again in Romania, we wish you a lot of good roles
and we'll be watching you.
Ok, "no" pressure.
That's what I thought.
Leave the headphones here.
We'll take a short break and we'll come back after that.
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Trump Just ENDED It For Obama With A Single Swipe Of The Pen - Duration: 10:56.
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ASU Grad: How to Prepare for Undergraduate Commencement at Chase Field - Duration: 1:45.
>> On Monday, May 7th at 7:30 p.m., Arizona State University holds its largest
annual academic celebration, undergraduate commencement, at
Chase Field in Downtown Phoenix.
Whether you're local or traveling from out of town, here's what you need to know.
Around 30,000 people are expected to attend.
As with any large event, traffic in the area will be heavy; therefore
consider using public transportation. The light rail drops you off just a block
from the ballpark. For those who decide to drive, pay parking is available on
parking structures around Chase Field. Parking for those who are disabled or
have elderly guests with them will be available on the first floor of the
Chase Field Garage, the Jefferson Street Garage and the Plaza East Garage.
Entry will be at the west side of the stadium and gates will open at 5:30 p.m.
There's no tickets required to attend undergraduate commencement.
A clear bag policy will be in operation. You may only bring in sealed plastic bottles of
still water, empty plastic water bottles, sealed single serving juice boxes, and baby
formula or baby food. For information and for a list of prohibited items, please visit
Chase's roof will be closed for the ceremony and it
is an air-conditioned arena. Water stations will be available in the
stadium and concession stands will be open.
Before the main event, we will have a
pre-show to keep you entertained, and you can let those who can't attend in person
know that they can watch the event, live around the world, at
So it should be a great celebration — we look forward to hosting
all the Sun Devil graduates and their families.
For more information, please visit
Congratulations, Class of 2018, and Go Devils!
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Cardi B Sued for $10 Million - Duration: 6:13.
and sling the trash going on in these in these streets right now Wendy now
Cardi B is being sued she's being sued for ten million dollars by the way you
know when you get that good money people come for you something about this might
have a ring of truth to it well this is her former manager his name go he goes
by the name of shaft ring he's saying basically that Cardi yeah yeah right oh
why not the shaft you guys all know but he's saying that cardi has a breach of
contract that's not the chef they were thinking of right not not the one she
raps about but she's they he's basically saying that she breached the contract
because he signed her to his management team he's saying he's been dealing with
her since 2015 and he's saying she at the debut of invasion of privacy her new
album she left his management team and went to offset in egos management team
so he was managing her right up till the big explosion I party beat every place
Robotech yellow so basically what he's saying is I helped create ever the cardi
B that you all know he's saying I've heard that he also brought her to the
Love & Hip Hop people - yes he's saying that he cultivated the relationship with
Love & Hip Hop he's saying in 2015 she was still known as an Instagram I jar
allegedly and he's alleging that he took her from
the stripper pole to the mic stand he helped her with her rapping he says that
his producers and his writers wrote both yellow which blew up her stardom
so also is he suing for defamation yes he is swingers information because he's
saying not only did you leave my management company but he's alleging
that she's slandering his name now he came with some receipts so he put some
text messages in the lawsuit as well okay so I have a couple of quotes from
these texts if you can follow along with me okay now from cardi B he says he got
a text that says I'm not effing with you no more you dead ass doing me grimy
well that's not saying anything saying that she's guilty right well he's
alleging that she's telling people that he robbed her blind so he's saying that
it's kind of tarnishing his image by saying that you're you didn't give me my
money and then he got a text two days later from offset who was
backing up his woman this is all him alleging this now offset says you better
stop play acting like you don't know you taking her from her you a snake you
can't hide from me in work and you're not about to play my wife well
has party be responded to the recent turn of events cardi hasn't directly
responded but we did there was a statement released by one of her
litigation lawyers who basically says there was some issues with the
percentages that this guy wanted that it was a little unscrupulous and that they
will deal with this in court they're prepared to fight child I mean
you know more many more problems no no no no the Blake Shelton story oh now now
that like Love & Hip Hop Nashville
looking at the timeline like this is the best tea I've had in a while now Miranda
Lambert Miranda Lambert isn't a new relationship
okay she's with this guy his name is Evan Felker now the reason that this is
a little controversial as Evan is a married man okay so Evan is a married
man he's currently going through a divorce that just started but Blake is
feeling a little vindicated and he tweeted about her new relationship now
Blake tweeted been taking the high road for a long time gave up but I can
finally see something on the horizon up there wait could it be yep it's karma
well it's a Ledge that wouldn't Blake and Miranda were married it was Miranda
who cheated on Blake not all the time you know you're thinking it's the man
who's stepping on whatever we never knew why they divorce so this tweet from
Blake is kind of him finally saying this is why now the Karma tweet comes in
because he's saying the guy that she left him for his name is Anderson
okay Anderson is not married so she stepped out of character for a moment
and actually created an available man on it but she was in a relationship now he
wasn't in a relationship she was Mac she was completely there yes
so I Blake is Blakes tweet is basically alleging that she left him for Anderson
and now he's saying Anderson got left for Evan okay and then Anderson's
Anderson's it's a lot no no no
damnit man so Miranda they're saying does have a timeline of enjoying
cheating with married men that's what she seems to enjoy Blake was married
when they met like you should have known right from there but anyway and now the
guy the original guy now Miranda was with the man in 2005 let's go
now she was with this guy 2005 they weren't married but they were in a
long-term relationship it's alleged that she left him for Blake so he gets on
Twitter and he says basically Blake you real ballsy to tweet this because you
cheated with her with me and you were married so you're kind of a hypocrite so
it's kind of you know everything is coming full circle
he has since deleted all the tweets but he said he had been holding this in for
13 years it's so good if we just anything out of course we're following
this story so we'll give you more in Nina Parker one of my fav
we didn't go to Wendy so calm
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17【LDC E Subtitle】Little Dragons Cafe Interview 2 for Wada with Kanazawa リトルドラゴンズカフェ - Duration: 1:13.
LDC looks like…how it is right now, but the main concept used to be about "inns".
I was imagining something more like, lots of people would come there, and then leave,
then go back to their homes after gaining something from their experiences there.
Then with Kanazawa's advice, we added in the dragon…
and we created something possibly more pop and catchy.
I think that was around 3 years ago…right?
Then from around that time, I started thinking about how the stories of these regular folks and dragons would come together.
And, as a result, how should I put it…within my inner conflict between creating things and imagination
I think…I…made something pretty amazing.
By the way, I'M also the one that told him to team up with Matsuyama-san (Little Dragons Cafe Illustrator).
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