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Hey you swept the leg what nothing

You don't have to die

There are only two targets tonight wait - what do you mean

I'm here for the king and I'm also here for his son Prince Ezrin. You can't that's not fair

Why would you hurt someone who's done? Nothing wrong humans cut down the king of the Dragons and destroyed his only egg the dragon Prince

Justice will not be denied. I see

well, then you found me I

Am princess ray

Not a great day for a picnic Fearon on that we agree

Moon shadow elves are dangerous elite fighters under a full moon

They become nearly invisible and they can penetrate any defense. Nothing in the five kingdoms can stop them

I know this they will find you and they will kill you not helping Viren, but

It doesn't have to be you

In the black sands of the midnight desert dwells a mysterious snake called the soul fangs serpent

The soul fang has an unusual diet its bite drains and consumes the spirit of its prey

On our last journey into zetia. I

acquired a rather unique

specimen

Two heads two bites

Two souls held at once and through magic. I can switch your spirit with another

The moon shadow elves will find the Kings body

But your spirit will survive

I

have to do this

I'm sorry, I don't want to but I have to why you know

This is wrong. An assassin doesn't decide right and wrong only life and death. That's very clever, but come on, really

How does this solve anything? This is justice humans attacked us unprovoked. So it's okay for you to do the same thing

Well, no, it's not this

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How Fake Blood Is Made For Movies - Duration: 3:44.

This is the lab, basically, where we do all of our,

all of our mixing and potion-ing.

So as you can probably tell, we've mixed a few

batches of blood on this counter, but I can take you through

a batch if you like.

Most of your run-of-the-mill bloods

start off with corn syrup, you know, it gives it a little

viscosity, if it was going to be a regular everyday blood,

we'd put some soap in it, because that helps it clean up.

Interviewer: Oh really?

Pam: Like when you, when you get it in your wardrobe

or something, it helps it wash out.

If you were to just put color in here right now,

it would kinda come out looking like cherry cough syrup

because blood is a little opaque, it's not completely

see-through, so we add an opacifier to it,

to make it opaque before we start to color it.

So, basically, what you get is kind of this white-looking

slurry, then we can start to color it.

And we go through a lot of food coloring.

Obviously, the base is red.

Now, you're never really going to get to a really realistic

blood red with just red food color,

so what we do is we add a little blue,

or black, and then that gives us a little depth.

So now you know, it looks more like

your classic, classic blood.

Now, we can take this, and take it out here and do a little

something with it if you like.

Interviewer: Yeah, sure.

Pam: So we can do the, maybe a blood spray, and maybe the

you know, classic blow out the back of your head on the wall

kind of thing, if you want?

(Laughs)

Interviewer: Yeah, sure!

Pam: For this, sometimes, you'd hide them behind

somebody, and then, you know, at the moment where they

get shot in the head, then splat against the wall.

Three, two, one...

Now if we do more pressure,

then it's a little more violent.

Interviewer: Right.

Okay yeah go for it.

Okay, three, two, one.

(laughs)

No!

Wow, that is brutal.

So this is going to be more directed.

Interviewer: Okay.

Pam: That's for when you get sliced in the neck and--

(laughs)

it sprays, (laughs) it sprays out with--

Interviewer: Right.

Pam: So if you're doing blood on a floor that you

can't really get blood on because it's gonna stain,

or on carpet or you know stuff like that,

then we make these rubber ones that we can just throw down

on the floor and then pick up and go away.

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TESLA MODEL 3 PAINT PROTECTION! Is it worth the COST? | Sticker City Los Angeles - Duration: 10:40.

hey y'all just arrived at sticker city and we're about to paint protect this Tesla

Model 3. Welcome to Sticker City guys! Where'd you come from? Big fan Ashley. Been following for years.

Have you now? Can't wait to show you everything around here. I'm excited...

Hey y'all, so guess who's back in Cali! So in the last video if you

remember I did a model three road trip from LA to San Francisco well I'm back

in California a few weeks later and this time I'm taking the model 3 in to get

it some paint protection at Sticker City now speaking of the model 3 did you know

you can use my referral code to get a Tesla Model X a Model S or a model 3

using my referral code so make sure you use my referral code if you are in the

market to get one of those models

Hey y'all, just arrived at sticker C and 1st thing's 1st, we are gonna get this

baby washed and ready to get paint protection let's go ahead and get that done.

So what happened? I was on the road and a rock hit the front fender there.

Welcome to Sticker City guys. This is where the magic happens.

This is the beginning of the magic. Not where the actual magic happens.

The actual magic happens in there.

So we're actually here with Dean who actually owns this joint and he's going to talk to us

about paint protection, why you need it and just answer all your questions

that you guys left on the last video he's gonna cover all of that in this one

So Dean introduce yourself, tell us like you do. I'm Dean Soleimani, I own Sticker

City. We've been around since '05. Our main service and our core services

really that clear bra paint protection we are using the Expel

ultimate plus or the expel stealth two different forms of paint protection but

one just gives you protection so it keeps your glossy finish glossy and then

the stealth will take your body color and will turn it into like a frozen or

matte finish whatever you want to call it. The benefits really are if you don't

want any scratching if you don't want any chipping we could show the chips on

both of these cars. Yeah there's some chips on both of these cars! let's say you got swirl marks already on the car. Put the the

clear bra on, visually they will disappear. Really? And if you get any minor

scratches on the material, put some warm water it goes away, leave it on a hot day, it

goes away. Sounds like magic. We do produce a little magic down here. A little magic.

We offer different packages depending on depending on your need and I get this

question a lot of what should i do. I tell people I

don't know your level, and I'm very honest with people I'm like I don't know

your level of OCD. So depending on how much protection you want on your car and how

much you want to keep your car brand new - that's how much you should put on. We

do offer three different packages. The first package is our big mama bear

package. Big mama bear package is the entire outside body of the car. People get

the entire car done? All the time. Really? We probably have 4 of them outside for

Teslas that are outside, including that Porsche gt2 RS that you saw coming in

Beautiful. Beautiful ride. We have the Papa Bear package. Papa Bear package

covers the main areas where all the rock chips come. okay now what we got back in

Atlanta. Yes you got the full hood, full fenders, and mirrors.

Bumper, headlights, which is pretty much the full front clan. And then

rocker panels which is the next area right in between

the two wheel wells where a lot of rocks come in and just start chipping away. Our

third package is the little bear package. The little bear covers the full front

without the rocker, so everything that we just talked about on the big poppa with

the Papa Bear package except no rocker panels on it. Oh okay I mean this is pretty

cool like I think it's very beneficial for anybody who gets a brand new car

whether it's a Tesla or any car to come in and get it done, now how soon do

most people get the paint protection after getting the car?

most of our clients will literally set up an appointment prior to them getting

a car so they go hey our delivery dates here I'm not gonna go anywhere else I'll

even have cars transported like they don't even want to drive it over here they want

to bring it straight from the dealership to us. Yeah now we got our done right

before we went on a major road trip so you would basically say that like if you were to

get a car paint protected right before a road trip, that's gonna pay in dividends

right? 100% yeah they keep the value of the car let's say if something hits it

you don't have to repaint it that is huge like using aftermarket paint is a

lot of people don't like that they like the factory they like their baby to be

saying brand-new at all times. Of course! How long does that actually last though? like so if you get

this done today, how long will it last? Expel warranties it for ten years, parts and labor.

Okay. So peeling, bubbling, yellowing, discoloring, they cover all that for ten

years. Now okay I know on my last video you guys had a few questions one of which

was the cost. Is there like a range that people can expect to pay for getting

paint protection? There is they could start really it depends on the car

Yeah. But average let's say the most cars are gonna start, lowest lowest

package that we have is about $500 and then it could go up to depending on the

car like I've had some cars that go up to like 10, 11, grand 12 grand. But they're

very complex cars we're talking about hyper cars 1.2 to almost 4 or 5 million

dollar cars. Oh Wow. So for them it makes a little bit more

sense but they're very intense to install but the average most cars are

gonna fall into the 5, 6 grand range to do a full body or they can go into you

know depending on who what kind of installers installing it. That actually

leads me into my next question because another question we got on my last paint protection video was

can you do this yourself or is it even something you'd recommend? 100%

I would say no. You can do. but you're gonna be paying me to remove it

And to reinstall it. Yeah you don't want to do that. Part of the part of this product is you want it to be

perfect. Right. You want it to look great. That's

why you're putting it on. The installation is is the difference maker

you know anybody can buy this material. But getting it down is where the

huge difference is and that's why you go from shop to shop they're all different

and thankfully we've been blessed with some really good installers and this is

the...let's say I was at a consumer I would go to that

shop just to see their quality. And I tell people all the time I'm like you

haven't seen our quality, come and see it and then go compare apples to apples and

then make that decision at that point. Okay so another question that sometimes

people have is if you have a scratch, what do you do? Do you put it on top if it? Is it gonna mess it up? 2 things you could do if you have a

chip I personally sometimes like to put the touch-up paint on top after it after

we put the clear bra so it doesn't develop this little bubble

okay now scratching is a whole different issue. A lot of the cars that you see

that come straight from Tesla or all the manufacturers especially in

California with the water-based paint this stuff easily scratches, you start

seeing swirl marks and the spiderwebs. The clear bra visually hides all of

that. Now if your scratches are way too deep then that's a whole different issue

but generally most cars are not like that. Especially when they're brand new. And it seems

like you guys do a lot of Teslas, yeah so do you recommend that Tesla owners come

to somebody that specializes in Tesla kind of like you guys do, I mean I saw at

least like 7 Teslas here today. What's important is the fact that

we become very knowledgeable about the deal. We really aim at Porsche and

Teslas because we're very familiar with them and we know how to make them as

make them look as good as possible with the clear bra.

Alright one last comment I want to address. On the last video, we had a comment by Mr. T Smooth.

who said that wax could do the same thing. Now is that true?

Look there's a bit confusion within the industry and they call wax paint

protection, they call sealants paint protection. And clear bra's paint

protection and they do both protect the paint except one does one job the other

one does a complete other job. The clear bra paint

protection protects your car against chipping and against scratching, where the

sealant doesn't do any of those the sealant is more of a UV protection and

prevent your paint from oxidizing so I do suggest using both. But clear

bra first and then you could use either wax or sealant on top of the clear bra.

Okay so on top of the clear bra. Yes. Okay also is there any incentives that you can

offer the audience if they come in to get their Tesla paint protected? Just mention Ashley Renne, we'll get

you, we'll get you something here in there, just mention her

name. Yeah let's see what we can hook you up with. Make

sure when you come in, say who referred you and I think he may hook you up with a little something

special. A little extra salt!

In the last video you know that I introduced you to

Dean from sticker city and he also introduced me to a really cool new

product of his which is called Sliplo, which is basically under bumper

protection for your car so we're gonna do another video where we talk to you

about the under bumper protection because it deserves a video all on its own.

Seriously how long have you been back there? A good 45 minutes. 45 minutes alright, you're a trooper. Alright.

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Opel Corsa 1.2-16V Cosmo DEZE PRIJS IS INCL AFLEVERINGS KOSTEN EN GARANTIE - Duration: 1:02.

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Is Waldorf a Cult? - Duration: 8:43.

Hello, and welcome to another Sunday with Sarah! I'm Sarah Baldwin and today I'm

here to answer the big question: are Waldorf schools a cult? Now, there are a

lot of misconceptions about Waldorf education. One of the the biggest myths,

in my opinion, is that Waldorf schools are religious schools and I want to

explain a little bit more about that today, hopefully put your mind at ease

from some things you may have heard. I want to go back many years and share

with you my journey in Waldorf education. When I first learned about it and was

interested in becoming a teacher, I had enrolled in teacher training. This was in

the very early days of the internet but I did some research and I found a

lot of websites with alarming information, some anti-Waldorf websites

claiming that Waldorf schools were a cult, they were a religious cult, and

based on this philosophy I couldn't even pronounce which I now know is pronounced

anthroposophy which was Rudolf Steiners worldview. So at this point I was

already enrolled to do the teacher training and then I started getting

worried: "what have I gotten involved in?" And I wasn't sure what to make of it. I

had already paid my money and my training was about to begin so I decided

to go ahead with the training. I was a little bit suspicious, a little bit wary

though. I kind of had one eye open and and was thinking a little skeptically about

what I was learning. But after a week or two into the training, I realized the

people I met, the teachers I was working with were some of the most amazing

teachers I've ever had in my life—full of wisdom—and the days

we spent painting, I mean, we read Steiner but we were painting and doing handwork

and woodworking and singing and eurythmy which is a form of movement. It

was so rich and there was no

religious talk at all. At the end of my first two or three weeks, I thought there

was enough here that I wanted to keep going and I'm so glad I did because

studying anthroposophy, becoming a Waldorf teacher, sending my children to a Waldorf

school changed my life in so many positive ways. When I think I nearly

could have been steered off that path by the fearful things that I was hearing

would have been such a shame. So let me tell you, in my perspective, one of the

best teachers I had when I started my training explained that Steiner's

world views, some of them were were just really, let's face it, kind of out there

philosophically and were hard to make sense of. Now when I started reading

Steiner, what I read was so insightful about child development and human

development, the things that I could relate to. One of the best teachers I had

said when you study Steiner, some of it may make sense to you and some of it may

make sense in five years or ten years. Some of it may never make sense to you

at all. Just take what makes sense to you and

leave the rest, put it on the back burner. That gave me a real sense of relief that

I wasn't being asked to sign up for anything or to believe in anything. What

I learned was Steiner's spiritual view of the world is one that he says you can

investigate for yourself. He described a path of meditation and asked that nobody

believe him but says these are truths one can verify for oneself. So

that, as I said, that really put my mind at ease and I can tell you in my

many years of experience teaching in a Waldorf school, anthroposophy, even though

it's studied by teachers in their teacher training, it is not taught to the

children. Most certainly not. However, children do study all the many streams

of the world's great religions through the grade school years, from Old

Testament stories to stories of the saints in second grade, in some Waldorf

schools. They learn Norse mythology, Greek mythology, they learn ancient Persian

mythology. All these world streams and later Buddhism and Hinduism. They're

exposed to all of this. And if you study all the world's great religions, they all

have the same common theme of love and living a moral and ethical life and so

it is a moral education, I would say, more than a religious education. I have had

the privilege of teaching with teachers who were Jewish and Muslim, Hindu, Pagan,

and some that were adherents of anthroposophy. And there are Waldorf

schools all over the world now, in India, many in China, that are teaching

children and families from different spiritual streams. And at our

Waldorf schools here at home, in America, you know, children whose families don't

practice any religion at all. One thing I say when I'm interviewing parents and

introducing them to Waldorf education is that it's not a religious school but the

teachers do hold a spiritual view of the child, just as Maria Montessori did,

seeing the whole child as body, mind and spirit.

So if having a spiritual worldview is uncomfortable for you, it

may not be a good fit but I just want to assure you that we're not teaching

religion and Waldorf schools are not a cult.

Going back to that idea, when I first got involved and got worried about what

I was getting involved in, I started researching cults and what is a cult and

generally, the Cult Awareness Network defines a cult as having a

living leader and often cults want you to give all your money and cut off ties

to friends and family and everything I read on this checklist reassured me that

I was not getting involved in a cult. Waldorf doesn't have a living leader.

Rudolf Steiner was a philosopher who prescribed this incredible method of

education and it's all about family and community and I hope that dispels some

myths for you. I'm sure this video will generate a lot of questions.

I love addressing these questions and am happy to take them and respond to

them. So thanks for watching and I will see you again next time!

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LIVERPOOL NEWS : Shaqiri - This is just the beginning - Duration: 2:29.

Liverpool have to maintain the professionalism and desire that

ultimately defeated Cardiff City for the duration of the season explains certain

Shaqiri the summer signing came off the bench on the our market and field on

Saturday with the Reds holding a slender led through Mohammad Salle's early gold

faced with stubborn resistance from the visitors Jurgen Klopp side continued to

probe and were ultimately rewarded with a late blitz that saw sa-do main double

sandwich Shakira's maiden strike for the club after the game the no point to

three admitted the scoreline was flattering to Liverpool but highlighted

the characteristics that led to the for one result is crucial to a successful

season we had to be brave all game Shaqiri told Liverpool calm you saw in

the beginning we scored very early for 1-0 but it was a tough game to play and

it was not the Switzerland internationals cameo against Cardiff

followed his key contributions in the preceding victories over Huddersfield

Town and Red Star Belgrade Shaqiri joked that he has scored more beautiful goals

than his touch and strike at the Kop end but was delighted to play a part in

Liverpool taking top spot in the Premier League it's nice to be here

he said we have a very good team and we want to be successful when we play like

this we can be successful our goal has to be to be successful we are in a good

way but we have to keep going it's just the beginning of the season and we have

a lot of games to come we are in a good way callow and Patterson's consolation

for Cardiff denied the Reds a 10th consecutive home clean sheet in the

league ending a run without conceding a goal that stretched back to February but

Shakira does not expect the frustration involved with that blip to dent the

dominance of a defensive