Waching daily May 4 2018

Hey Guys with everything about the Galaxy S9 now behind us, the rumor mill is beginning to shift focus to Samsung's

next flagship S

series smartphone and of course the flagship Galaxy Note series device.

Baring any drastic change in plans, the Galaxy S9 successor might launch as the Galaxy

S10

and while we might not get to see the device until next year, reports on what the device might bring to the table are

already trickling in

The latest scoop from Samsung's home country has it that the Galaxy S10 or

whatever the company decides to call it has been assigned the codename Beyond. Given this Beyond name,

we are expecting that Samsung will make

something that is

Beyond the galaxy that we are used to and

not just a crappy incremental upgrade.

We expect Samsung to deliver on this,

giving that the Galaxy S10 will be announced as the company's 10th-anniversary flagship device. The report further adds

that Samsung has concluded plans to introduce an in-display fingerprint sensor with the Galaxy S10.

There are not sufficient details to report about the expected specs,

but previous reports

have it that the Israeli startup Mantis Vision is teaming up with camera module maker Namuga to develop 3D sensing camera technology

for Samsung. Given that the Galaxy S10

launch is still months ahead, we are bound to see some conflicting reports in the following month,

So please subscribe for the full coverage, and if you guys enjoyed this video, then give this video a thumbs up and yeah

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'Is Francesca a COMMUNIST?' Newsbroke Q&A - Duration: 12:18.

Hey everyone!

This week we are not doing a regular episode, instead we're gonna

answer your questions!

Because we asked you to ask us anything.

So I'm joined by my producers and writers

and we're gonna answer your burning questions, like

"How come Francesca doesn't have her own late night show?" and

"Is Francesca a full-blown communist?"

Answers to those questions and more

right after this amazingly obnoxious intro song.

Hi, I'm Kate, I'm the lead producer of Newsbroke.

I'm Jesse, I'm a producer, I write jokes, I direct sometimes.

I'm Matt Lieb, I'm a host, producer and comedy writer.

I help write, research, edit, report, direct.

If you've written to us, it's probably me who's written you back ...

so ... surprise! [off-camera laughter]

Also, I've been told that I chew very loudly at my desk

because I like to chew with my mouth open

because I can't breathe out of my nose.

Doesn't keep them from laughing at me.

[off-camera laughter]

I also, um, cheer up everyone by playing the recorder around the office, right guys?!

[plays recorder]

"Careless Whisper."

[off-camera laughter]

I don't know! Call my managers!

When in doubt, blame the algorithm.

The algorithm is the reason why we can't get a late night show and

also, funnily enough,

responsible for the meth epidemic in Appalachia.

The answer to the question "Where's Francesca"

which I get pretty much every time I do a video, uh ...

doing something, else all right?

Otherwise I wouldn't be hosting. Sometimes she got other things to do and

she calls on old Matty Lieby Boy to step in,

and I'm here and I would like you to be present with me when I am here.

Yeah, we had a super long list.

We had 'SPLAINT, we had NO FILTER

YES WE CAN'T EVEN ...

TRAGEDY PLUS TIME I really liked ...

My favorite names honestly were MINOR MELTDOWN ...

I also liked WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE.

If I was here when they were deciding I would have gone with

NEWS BLUES CLUES.

My absolute favorite was LOL-JAZEERA.

I to this day maintain

that that would have been the best name for Newsbroke.

"Welcome to Lol-Jazeera!!!! Hahah!

In Syria today ..."

[off-camera laughter]

So yeah, we took the "News broke" sentence

and we we put it together into one word --

Newsbeoke!

Also it kind of implies that

you know, it's news and it's broken, like weird ...

Thank you so much, Mike!

So for the camerawork and lighting, we have an awesome studio crew.

We have Hugo Lopez

who's behind the camera right now,

and we also have in the control room, Christine LaMonaca. And they're great.

Our research process is insane. We all collectively

create a document that's about 30 pages long.

We cross-reference our news sources

and information with other news sources and other academic articles.

Recorder break! [plays "Take on Me" by A-Ha]

We start refining the angle that we want to take on the piece, based on

the information that we've found so far.

I usually take the first stab at every

script, I write about 75 to 80% of every episode.

Lunch break, I hear there's

a good grilled cheese place nearby ... what is camembert? I don't know, I like new things,

I'm gonna get that ...

My awesome team helps us take it all the way and

helps, you know, punch up the jokes, helps fact check, make sure everything makes sense

and it wasn't just like a Franny brain fart, that just, you know, PLAH.

[plays "Ironic" on the recorder]

And then I sit for about 12 hours and just squeeze it all in like,

like intellectual Spanx

[off-camera laughter]

and we just squeeze the information into a ... just a tight

10 minutes .... sometimes 11 minute piece.

It's a lot of work, but because this team is so

great and tight-knit, we make every piece BLAT!

[more recorder]

And then I tell them "great job" and

I make sure they've each gotten their snacks,

and I make sure they've got the

right amount of light and food and water,

and I just close up the cage.

One of my favorite pieces that I got to research individually

was our "No Lives Matter To The Pro-Life Movement" video.

Also, I got to write a really funny parody song for that one.

"It's the circle of pro-life."

Anytime I get to do music, I like it.

Right guys? Where's my recorder?!

[off-camera] DON'T.

I really like the piece that we did about fake news

and we sort of found

these hilarious little moments of fake newsery and weird shadow accounts

and YouTube accounts trying to fake Americans into basically not voting for Hillary Clinton.

"That was the thing about YouTubers like Williams and Calvin,

whose account was pulled from Facebook in August for being tied to Russian propaganda.

I am probably the most proud, in terms of one of my pieces,

of "The White Genocide" piece,

mostly because we were able to uncover a bunch of different dog whistles.

"I've decided to blow the whistle on these dog whistles

with my very own Dog Whistle Whistle.

[whistles]

I like any piece that makes the

connection between social and economic justice.

Media doesn't really discuss how

stagnating minimum-wage exacerbates xenophobia,

or that not pricing

environmental costs disproportionately affects marginalized groups,

or that dynastic, classist inbreeding creates people with almost fluorescently orange

skin and abnormally tiny hands.

And I also love the George Soros piece because

I got to do my "EXPOSED" voice.

"Exposed! Soros is a neo-nazi!"

We have pitch sessions just like

any newsroom, we'll get together and we'll throw out ideas.

We also will

respond to the news that week, and will spring into action, like we did, let's say

around the Puerto Rico piece that we did.

We thought, "Is this still gonna be a

story in a week?" and guess what?

It's still a stories six months later.

Because we're a weekly show, we tend to do pieces that are a little more evergreen, so they

live on later than just the week that they happened.

And also I think it's

probably for the best that we're not always covering what the crazy thing

that President Trump just said, because I think we would all go crazy.

Well, I do actually run screaming.

That's why I got a treadmill desk,

so I can not stop working while I do that.

[LOUD SCREAMING]

I do a lot of sit-screaming.

You know, I'm just like:

AUGH!

AH!

I do scream. I scream inside. I scream with my eyes.

It's called "screysing." Check it out.

It's because it's an incredible amount of production work

and we're a team of only four people and we

can't really justify to our company --

Al Jazeera --

that we need to, like, rent a bobcat for an afternoon ...

We take what we can get, and we love these monologues and we

loved our sketches too ... ideally we'd do them all the time,

but you know ... get us a deal.

Get us an HBO deal!

That's actually a really good question.

It's one of my absolute favorite sketches that we've ever done.

"You can get White Noise on two CDs or two cassettes

for only $19.39!

So order it now and help establish

the White European ethnostate we've always dreamed of."

"Wait, what?!"

"Hahaha, CHECK IT OUTTT!"

And it was funny until

Donald Trump actually won the election, and then the alt-right came to power.

And now, it's too real. It's just way too real.

So we probably won't make another one.

I like my politics like I like my food,

like a variation.

I'm a political omnivore.

You know, like, I'm an anti-capitalist

but I love Nordstrom Rack.

Aw.

The best way to be friends

with me and Francesca is to come to one of our live comedy shows.

Go onto our websites,

check out our calendars, and, you know, come say hi after a show.

You should do that.

I would say that you should get more news, not less.

Branch out a lot. Go to the BBC and New York Times,

but go to also smaller sources like The Intercept and Democracy Now.

In order to follow a bunch of news sites, what I do is I have an RSS feed, just a little pro-tip,

I use Feedly, I love it, I put all of my favorite news channels and outlets

into that, they have an app.

It's a lot. It's a lot, but if you really want to stay informed,

you have to read a wide swath of reporting.

I dunno, I have the best job ever,

I get to work with hilarious and super-duper smart people.

Francesca is an amazing reporter and journalist ...

Matt and Jesse are also here.

[off-camera laughter]

I love working with Francesca, she's --

[Matt: Francesca is God!]

Francesca's not intimidating whatsoever,

so it's really great because ... totally not intimidating ....

[FRANCESCA: Do it again like you mean it!!]

Ok I'm sorry!

They are the funniest people, like, we just laugh all the time in the office.

I really like joke writing, that's kind of what I do a lot.

I'm super into politics, so you kinda, you put those together

then it's kind of the perfect job for me.

I enjoy that we have the ability to respond directly to this

insane news cycle that we've been put through for the last two years.

It's kind of a dream job.

Except for within a nightmare

It's a dream job within a nightmare.

NO! Nooooo!

And for those of you who are wondering how I

got so orange for the Oompa Loompa joke that we did in our last video,

that was thanks to our amazing animator Marisa Cruz, who crushes it every single week.

Also there's an entire team of animators, we shout them out after every single video.

But she made me orange. And I did not like it.

The other person that

we haven't mentioned is our editor Holly Gibson,

who is such a doll every week

as we sit behind her, and whisper little cuts in her ear like

oh ...

oh what about ....

but do it...

As always thank you for watching Newsbroke.

Again follow me @franifio on Twitter.

Follow me on Twitter @Lieb123456789,

literally the worst handle on Twitter to be verified with a

blue checkmark, no big deal.

I'm on Twitter, but I'm not ... so like,

tell me how to work Twitter.

@JesseFernandez!

And be sure to subscribe to

Newsbroke on YouTube right now.

Like, subscribe,

just smash that subscribe button.

Give us a five star review if you're on Facebook!

You guys are the best, we love our community out there.

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A one-of-a-kind music experience is back at Sea Life Park Hawaii! - Duration: 4:34.

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What Is PTO on an Automatic Transmission? - Duration: 2:19.

Hey, welcome to Monster transmission We're in one of our many warehouses

it's a little different than our studio.

But today we're going to go over a common tech question we get in our tech department.

"What is a PTO?"

PTO, that stands for Power Take Off Unit that means, there's an auxiliary port on the

transmission unit to operate other apparatus or other equipment.

For example on a tow truck, and that's where they use the power of the engine and it goes

through the beginning part of the transmission to operate a gear train that's on the side

of the unit.

Now most of these ports on the transmission are on a big heavy duty units.

This happens to be a 5R110 Ford unit, but it's also available on most of the Allisons

and they actually have ports on both sides of the case, and thats to operate a unit like

this.

This is an actual PTO unit and this unit here has gear trains and this gear train will operate

off the driven gear off the transmission.

So they use hydraulic pressure and the switching system on the vehicle to engage the actual

gear train here, which will activate the PTO to actually for example on a tow truck to

lift the tail gate up to lift the back of the tow truck up or to lift the lifting apparatus

of that and it controls on the side of the tow truck to operate this equipment.

When we ask you 'does your vehicle have PTO' that's usually determining whether or not

you have this panel here.

now some are PTO unit but there's not auxiliary unit on the case.

Instead you will have a cover which will look like this.

so the transmission will actually appear like this.

And this is important to know if you have this type of unit with this gear train to

where you have access to operating this extra equipment.

So PTO stands for Power Take Off unit.

If you have any more questions about other items on the transmission or just like to

talk to us, give us a call at Monster transmission 1-800-708-0087 and we'll talk to you then.

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What is the Maximum Amount You Can Borrow on a VA Loan? - Duration: 1:38.

Hello this is Joe Harris with Morgan Financial and here is your "Joe Knows

Mortgages MINUTE". This week we answer the question "What is the maximum amount you

can borrow on a VA Loan?" Technically, there's no maximum loan amount for a VA

Loan; however, there is a maximum loan amount without a down payment. On a VA

loan, assuming full entitlement, the maximum loan amount without a down

payment is $453, 100. The VA Loan guaranty program

limits the maximum guaranty amount to $453, 100 for loans closed January 1st

2018 or later. The VA loan limits are based on county median home values

reported by the Federal Housing Finance Agency; therefore, there are some counties

outside of Brevard that have a higher maximum. The VA has a calculation to

determine the maximum loan amount above the county limit. If

you are looking to purchase a home over $453, 100, and you have full entitlement,

for anything over the county limit, you will pay 25 percent of the difference as

a down payment. Thank you for tuning in to this "Joe Knows Mortgages MINUTE". If you

have any home loan related questions, we want to hear from you. All questions will

be replied to so please submit your questions below. Also, please like and

share this information with anyone who you think may benefit and be sure to

tune in to our next "Joe Knows Mortgages MINUTE" which we feature on Mondays. Talk

to you soon!

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07ENG SUBHua Chenyu《The world is a Zoo》华晨宇第二張專輯世界是個動物園2016MarsConcertSH - Duration: 7:12.

The World is a Zoo

Composer: Hua Chenyu Lyrics: Dai Yuedong Programme: Bernard Zheng

Here comes again

our most fun part

the most loved and hated part

This time do you want it to be easy or hard?

fans: easy!

Okay I'll make it easy

I won't tease you this time alright?

Tease or not?

Why did I hear someone say yes?

You want to be teased?

fans: YES!

Haha!

self-torturing? haha

Let me introduce our guitarIst

Xiong Lin. Yes.

Xiong Lin, Master Xiong

Xiong Shi (sound like "giant lion")

Are you ready?

In the convenience store, two snails are discussing math problems with backpacks on their back

In the bar, the Shar-Pei dog is telling the fox its secrets

Too many curious things are slowing being discovered

one, two, one two three go

In the airport, where are ostrich and Ms.Peacock going

In the gym, how many miles did Mr.Frog swim

In the karaoke, pretty cats and handsome dogs are enjoying all sorts of parties

Everybody

oiai iai iai aio

oiai iai iai aio

oiai oiai oiai aio

oiai iai iai aio

The world is like a zoo

a super super big amusement park

You will open your eyes wide

as you can find everything here

oiai iai iai aio

In the rush hour, walking out, you'll see subways and buses crowded with ants

opening the taxi door, and a butterfly flies in

The owl is directing when the red light turns green

counting one two three go

The pony and the giraffe just broke up

foreign tourists are asking directions but no one can understand them

The polar bear is carrying the camera taking photos of people on the street

Everybody

oiai iai iai aio

oiai iai iai aio

oiai oiai oiai aio

oiai iai iai~ aio

Haha! Are you ready?

Everybody say oiai oiai oiai aio

fans: oiai oiai oiai aio

say oiai oiai oiai aio

fans: oiai oiai oiai aio

say oia oia oiaio

fans: oia oia oiaio

oo aa ioa i aio

fans: oo aa ioa a aio

oaio ooio i ao

fans: ooaaaa???

oiai iai iai aio

fans: oiai oiai oiai aio

oaio oaio iaio

fans: oaio oaio???

oaio aiaa ooaio

The housewife Ms.Pig stays at home from day to night

The telephone operator Macaw speaks Mandarin like foreign language

Koala is too lazy to cook and always orders delivery

Ah, hi, I'd like an order of pizza

In the construction site Moles are making noises of "bing bing bing" sound

Kangaroos are tap dancing with "bang bang bang" sound

Mother wolf does aerobic exercise on the same time everyday

Everybody oiai oiai oiai aio

fans: oiai oiai oiai aio

oiai oiai oiai aio say

fans: oiai oiai oiai aio

The world is like a zoo

a super super big amusement park

You will open your eyes wide

as you can find everything here

No height limit and free to enter

The world is like a zoo

a super super big amusement park

You will open your eyes wide

guranteed to enjoy yourself and forget about leaving

No heights limit and free to enter

No closing time, don't miss it

Do not miss out on this great deal

oiai oiai oiai aio

fans: oiai oiai oiai aio

oiai oiai oiai aio

oiai oiai oiai aio

For more infomation >> 07ENG SUBHua Chenyu《The world is a Zoo》华晨宇第二張專輯世界是個動物園2016MarsConcertSH - Duration: 7:12.

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Thinking An Acting Career Is Tough Is Naive | The Real Actors Life 006 - Duration: 6:25.

Hey guys! It's been a while, been a couple of weeks. I kind of got caught up with

life a little bit but now I'm back and whilst the last few weeks were going by I kinda

had a realisation that I have just passed, quite recently, the 2,500 day mark

of being a professional actor since my training the first time around (I'm now

back in drama school). So I decided I wanted to do a video because 2,500 days

is just short of seven years so I wanted to do a video about the seven things

that - seven lessons - that I've learned in my 2,500 days as a professional actor

and then I started making some notes and then I kind of realized that actually

there's a lot more in this than I thought so I decided that rather than do

like a ridiculously long video, I'm gonna break it down into like a miniseries of

sorts. Oh! I feel like it's important for me to say as well that whilst these are

seven lessons that I have learned over 2,500 days as an actor and this is

almost like a manifesto of sorts if you will, I think it's important for me to

say that I don't necessarily consider these to be Universal facts / universal

truths. These are merely the perspective of me as a actor who is trying to push

through in the early days of his career and that all of these points that I'll

make in this series of videos are likely to change over time as I get more

experience learn more about the industry etc etc so this is merely kind of a

checking in point of what I've learned so far in my first two thousand five

hundred days as an actor as opposed to necessarily this is how you should live

your life as an actor if that makes sense. So this is my "Seven things I've learned

in my 2,500 days as a professional actor - part one". The first thing that I feel

that I learned from leaving training through to now is that the idea that

being a professional actor was going to be a tough career choice was frankly

naive. When I was in my first bout of professional actor training from 2008 to

2011, I was on crusade of sorts. I would be the one that would be going round to

my classmates and frequently reminding them that once the bubble of drama

school is over that's when the hard work really begins and that being a

professional actor would be unbelievably tough. For my

entire childhood I watched my dad get a job only to several months later be

jobless again. This wasn't because my dad was bad at his job actually an argument

could be made that the opposite is true but actually it was because he was

living the life of self-employment. To me a job lasting only for the short term

was normal; the concept of a job lasting an entire lifetime was alien. During my

childhood though I saw my dad far less when he was out of work than when he was

in work. I'd come home from school to find my dad locked away in his bedroom

writing letters, making phone calls, and later sending emails, and he would only

really emerge during mealtimes or when he'd actually finally secured himself that

next gig. So throughout my childhood I saw how hard my dad had to work and the

pressure and stress that it would put him under particularly in the early days

of his career and so I realized pretty early on that by choosing to be a

professional actor I was setting myself up for the same

sort of thing. So using my limited knowledge of my dad's work life I would

frequently bang on the "it's gonna be tough out there guys" drum to anyone who

would listen really during my training and frankly I couldn't have been more

wrong because it's not tough out here it's Herculean in its difficulty. it is

as far as I can tell the most competitive industry in the world

with too few jobs out there for the number of actors looking for work and

the actor population is going nowhere but up at least in the short term. So to

any aspiring actor that thinks that they're going to go to drama school and

just off of the back of that, they're going to land themselves in Hollywood

leading roles by the age of 25 please check your delusion in at the door. It is

hard. It is difficult in ways that you wouldn't even imagine. I know tons tons

of actors who are incredibly talented, incredibly wonderful people to work with,

incredibly hard-working, who have gone to arguably the best drama schools in the

country - and at least by Hollywood standards it would seem that British and

UK actors are considered some of the best actors in the world - arguably

they've been to the best drama schools in the world and still they haven't

broken through some of them well into their 30s. Now I'm not saying that it's

impossible for it to happen. It certainly is possible, you can see examples on the

TV, but they're a very very rare case and to get there is harder than you could

possibly imagine. On the flipside, to any aspiring actor who is watching or

listening to this and thinking "alright yeah

I get it. It's going to be tough, it's gonna be hard," please, please, please,

please, 10x your definition of the word hard and get ready to hustle.