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 Juan Mata has given a revealing insight into the 'intense' way that Unai Emery works and what Arsenal's head coach demands from his players

 Mata - who has been linked with a move to Arsenal in recent weeks - played under Emery when the Spaniard was in charge at Valencia

 And in an extract from Emery's biography which has been published by the Telegraph, the Manchester United star describes just what it is like as a player to work under the 46-year-old

 "I think what's special about Unai is the way he communicates," said Emery. "In his talks, he used to write three, four or five things on the board: those were the points he was going to bring up

Sometimes it was five phrases or metaphors he was going to explain. I've never seen that with my other managers

 "They usually revolved around phrases about positivity, camaraderie, the values he wanted to create in his team

He communicated by means of the points he had written down.  "His talks could go on and on because he didn't notice the time, but what he said was always intense, and he would ask you questions

It became a kind of seminar."  Emery is known as a coach who is hugely demanding on the training pitch and he has certainly changed things drastically at Arsenal since his arrival at the summer

 The training regime has completely changed at London Colney, with several members of the squad having admitted they have never been worked so hard

 And the changes introduced at Colney certainly seem to be having an effect, with Arsenal currently in the midst of a 12-game unbeaten run, with 11 of those matches ending in victories

 Recalling one particular aspect of what it was like on the training pitch with Emery, Mata recalled: "Unai is the manager who works hardest at set-pieces

And he would change tactics depending on who we were facing. He was constantly coming up with new ideas

 "We were often surprised, because it could seem very complicated and you had to concentrate a lot, apart from anything else trying to remember what the plan was for different games, because it changed all the time!  "I remember above all a free-kick we used to do in the middle of our opponents' half

Instead of sending the ball up the middle of the pitch where everyone was crowding in, we would put two players on each side and two in the centre

 "At the sides, one player screened the other, who darted forward towards the far post

The player taking the free-kick would raise an arm to show which side the ball would go

I don't know if Unai still does it, but if it's the right arm, then it's going to the right-hand side!" Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football

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For more infomation >> Juan Mata gives revealing insight into what it is like to work with Unai Emery - Duration: 4:02.

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What it was like to ride with the Dropkick Murphys at the Red Sox World Series parade - Duration: 0:58.

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What If The Crooked Man Was Real? - Duration: 6:07.

The crocked man is a nasty British spook.

He is a tall man, dressed like a gentleman, wielding an umbrella that he likes to hook

people with.

The unnerving figure crops up in the Conjuring movies, but if we delve even deeper, he is

also peppered in folklore.

What does this mean?

Could the stories of the Crooked Man have any truth, and if so, what then?

Hello and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions – the channel that loves providing

answers to everything and anything from science, history, philosophy, pop culture and fictions…why?

Because curious minds make interesting people!

I am your host Rebecca Felgate and today we are asking WHAT

IF The Crooked Man Was Real?

Yikes Before we get into this video, why don't

you let me know which fictional scares you the most – I personally can't handle the

Babadook…unless he's at Pride.

Let me know who are what you find the scariest in the comments section down below.

Okay – The Crooked Man.

The character in question here comes from The Conjuring movie franchise and is seen

in The Conjuring 2 as a formation from the demon Valak.

The Crooked man is mainly taken from English folklore and nursery rhymes, used to enhance

the movie's British setting.

The Crooked man is a tall and menacing figure inhabited by a shape shifting demon – he

carries a umbrella which seems all the better for hooking you with and he bares some strong

similarities with Slenderman.

So, what if he was real?

Well…maybe he is?

Some news for you, but the Conjuring 2 IS based on a true story!

The movie brings to the screen the real-life case of Ed and Lorraine Warren who investigated

a house in Enfield, England, after it was reported that a Poltergiest was haunting the

unassuming terrace house.

While the movie has a shred of truth at its core, unfortunately…or…well… fortunately,

it doesn't extend to the Crooked Man, who comes from an old English nursery rhyme.

It is said that he was placed in the movie to accentuate the British setting.

Although good news for Crooked Man lovers – he IS getting his own spin off movie,

like the Nun!

What about the Nursery rhyme he is from?

Is there any truth to that?

Let's have a listen.

There was a crooked man, and he walked a crooked mile.

He found a crooked sixpence upon a crooked stile.He bought a crooked cat, which caught

a crooked mouse.

And they all lived together in a little crooked house.

A few places lay claim to the origin of the rhyme – the sleepy and pretty village of

Lavenham in Suffolk – also the basis for Godrick's Hollow in Harry Potter.

Here the houses are old and pretty wonky!

Also laying claim to the rhyme – some say that the Crooked man himself was the Scottish

General Alexander Leslie, who secured political Freedom for the Scots in the 17th Century.

None the less, it wasn't he that was crooked – but the tempestuous relationship between

England and Scotland!

Okay, but …..like in the Conjuring, what would happen if this version of the Crooked

Man was real?

Well, this would mean that the demon Valak, the Marquis of snakes, the defiler and the

profane is real, which has some wider implications about the existence of demons as a whole.

Valak is known as the great president of hell in mythology – which I guess basically makes

him the devil, or something similar in terms of the embodiment of evil.

Ed Warren manages to banish Valak back to hell, so perhaps we could get rid if the crooked

man by means of a demonologist or an exorcism of sorts.

The problem is with Valak and the Crooked man, seeing as they're one of the same,

is that they're shape shifters so we would never necessarily be able to yield the rewards

of a wanted poster – the Crooked Man could be hiding as anything – for example a dog,

like in the movies.

We would need the expert opinions of a demonologist to even be able to seek the demon!

Annoyingly, the Demon can give people terrible sick visions, which…frankly we could all

live without.

We wouldn't know what is real and what isn't – which would be detrimental to our mental

health – basically we would all go a bit crazy if surrounded by The Crooked Man!

How would we even begin to fight the demon if we had to?

Say it was going to take a while for a demonologist to show up and we need to defend ourselves.

I am going with umbrella duel.

Can you even call yourself a successful Brit if you don't engage in a good brolly battle?

I note that the crooked man has little glasses?

Are they for show or could we knock those off his creepy smiley face?

I'd hope so!

If all else failed, I would recommend moving somewhere decidedly un rainy, like the south

of California… or the desert!

What business foes a suit wearing, umbrella carrying spook have in the dessert!

NONE.

Whereas perhaps wet places like good old London, or say, seattle – they may be the perfect

climate for the crooked man.

So, the Crooked Man may not be real, but he does share a lot of similarities with similar

legends.

The Japanese tale of Noppera Bo, the German Der GROSman and the English character of Long

Lamkin.

Oh, and once again…the popular urban legend of slenderman.

If all of these cultures can dream up a tall thing creep…do you think that they could

be different incantations of the same thing?

Or are their similarities a co-incidence.

It must say something about the human psyche that so many of us have invented a reason

to be scared of a tall, thin and silent man.

Do you think that maybe, like the Loch Ness Monster or the Sasquatch, there could be a

tall, thin, suit clad creep waiting to get us?

IF so…what would YOU DO….

Why don't you let me know in the comments section down below?

For now we will have to wait for the Crooked Man Movie to find out more about this demon!

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What If Leatherface Was Real? - Duration: 6:13.

Hello Internet - and welcome back to the most inquisitive channel on YouTube - Life's

Biggest Questions, the place where we wonder how successfully we can sneak a few Halloween

specials in before anyone starts to notice.

What's going on guys - as always, I'll be your disembodied floating voice Jack Finch

- as we refuel the chainsaw, rev up the belt before doing an interpretive dance in front

of a glorious low-light sunset - and suspiciously ask the question What If Leatherface Was Real?

Roll the clip.

You all know the noise, the synonymous chainsaw buzz from Tobe Hooper's seminal 1974 slasher

masterpiece The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - an indie horror flick, made on a shoestring budget

that cemented itself as the birth of slasher cinema - hurtling the collosal killer Leatherface

into the ranks of iconic horror legends.

So iconic in fact, that The Texas Chainsaw Massacre went on to spawn eight horror films,

a slew of comics and even a place alongside Scorpion in Mortal Kombat X. Created by renowned

horror director Tobe Hooper and Kim Henkel, Leatherface is the household name when it

comes to cannibalistic rural families and unemployed slaughterhouse slayers - but what

if he was real?

Well.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but - he kind of was.

Before we jump into that whole debacle though guys, you know the drill by now don't you

- if you're a fan of this video, Tobe Hooper, Horror Cinema, Leatherface or just Life's

Biggest Questions in general - then be a dear and hit that thumbs up button, as well as

that subscribe bell so you can stay up to date with our latest and greatest uploads.

If you'd like to find out more about Life's Biggest Questions - or get in touch with myself

and the creative team, then take a peek at the info box down below and say hello.

Leatherface - AKA Jedidiah Sawyer - doesn't do things the way that most other horror icons

do.

He's not supernatural in any way - he wasn't ushered forward as part of some demonic ritual

- he's not a criminal mastermind who plays games with his victims for the shear joy of

it.

He's a large man with a chainsaw who wears peoples skin as a mask, while helping his

cannibalistic family to round up unsuspecting road-trip teenagers - chop them into tiny

pieces and cook them in their world famous award-winning chilli.

Yeah - the sequels get a little bit weird.

And for the most part - Leatherface has one of the most rewritten origin stories in the

whole of horror cinema.

In the 1974 version, he was the straight up Leatherface we know and love.

In the 1986 sequel, based 13 years later - he's shed a few pounds and strapped on a tuxedo.

Throughout the next strange rewrites and mashups, he's a pizza-eating transvestite involved

with an illuminati conspiracy, a dumpster baby with a rare skin-disorder - and an escaped

mental hospital patient with a skin-face moustache.

Still - the sentiment always remained the same, and director Tobe Hooper explicitly

stated on several occasions that Leatherface's prime directive was to be a big murderous

baby, a killer that never actually murdered out of malice, but in self-defence at the

strange, perturbed understanding of feeling threatened.

Fear.

Leatherface is the product of The Sawyers - his twisted, macabre family that, while

not only lacking moral fibre - probably also lack the benefits of a well-rounded diet.

Far from the truth is the real story then, and the story of the serial killer that Leatherface

is based on - Ed Gein, an American murderer and body snatcher who has also inspired Norman

Bates from Psycho, and Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs.

Gein's story was so twisted, deranged and physically taboo that his murderous deeds

struck a chord in the modern publics psyche - Leatherface WAS real, in the realisation

that a human being could go to such disturbing lengths to feel what it'd be like to live

inside someone else's skin.

Also known as The Butcher of Plainfield, Edward Theodore Gein was born in 1906 - and lived

for the majority of his life in the same town that the horrific crimes would be committed,

Plainfield, Wisconsin.

Although he was only ever found guilty of murdering two women, tavern owner Mary Hogan

in 1954 and a Plainfield hardware store owner, Bernice Worden in 1957 - Gein was also responsible

for exhuming countless freshly buried corpses from local graveyards - manifesting in him

a morbid fascination with the mortality of flesh.

After Gein's arrest following the disappearance of Bernice Worden, county sheriff's would

search the Gein farm - where they found her decapitated body in a shed.

She was hung upside down, with a crossbar separating her ankles and wrists - and Police

later reported in their notes that the torso appeared to be dressed out like a deer.

However, the unearthing of Gein's strange fascination with flesh was far from over.

After searching the house, authorities later found untold numbers of whole human bones

and fragments, a wastebasket made from human skin, human skulls that adorned his bedposts,

a corset made from a female torso - as well as leggings, and entire handcrafted masks

made from the skin of human faces.

Leatherface was very much real, and he was born that evening on November 16th 1957.

Leatherface, both the original 1974 Tobe Hooper horror flick, and the ever-changing iconic

horror legend himself, in essence - is a stark and bloody reminder of the reality of the

grotesque lengths that the human mind can go to, the pained and twisted existence of

Ed Gein.

Oftentimes, reality hits harder than fiction.

Horror cinema is a conduit for that, masterfully handcrafted by Tobe Hooper himself - who held

up a mirror to the silver screen, and showed us exactly what true evil looks like.

Well - unfortunately folks, that's all we've got time for in today's video, cheers for

sticking around all the way to the end.

If you enjoyed this video, then why don't you leave a thumbs up and share it on with

a friend, because nothing says Halloween like the morbid plight of human existence.

If you'd like to continue on with your questioning binge, then feel free to hit that playlist

floating conveniently above.

On behalf of LBQ, I'd like to wish you all a Happy Halloween.

As always, I've been your host Jack Finch - you've been watching Life's Biggest

Questions - and until next time, take it easy.

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Why the John Lewis Christmas Advert is sure to divide the nation - Daily News - Duration: 3:33.

 It's now a festive fixture which can divide a family quicker than cheap crackers around the table or who's watching what on TV once the turkey sandwiches are passed around

 The John Lewis advert is now Christmas tradition - and after some hits and misses over the years we're all waiting patiently to see what reaction the 2018 offering brings

 While programme-interrupting annoyances are usually a turn off, it is now easily the most anticipated advert of the year

The Coca-Cola truck can go into reverse, it's has had it's day.  We've had tear-jerkers, heartstring-pullers and animal antics which won't ever be forgotten, and that's before we delve into the musical masterpieces which become the soundtrack to the build-up to the big day

 From Buster the Boxer, the Man on the Moon to the Bear and the Hare we've all got our favourites

 So the big question is what has the department store giant got planned for us this Christmas?  We take a look as the countdown to its premiere gets ever closer

When is it released?  Nobody knows for sure BUT we are due to get our first look at it in the second week of November, according to reports

 We've done our research and the 2017 and 2016 ads were out on November 10, while the 2015 and 2014 ones were four days earlier

 Christmas will officially be starting in a week or so, folks. What is it about?  As you would expect, the 12th John Lewis Christmas ad is all hush hush

Officially anyway.  But here's what we're told. The Mail on Sunday suggest this year's effort will be all about Sir Elton John - his life story told by, well, him

He's being paid quite well, too.  It's said £5 million of the £10 million budget is going in Elt's already deep back pocket

His 1970 hit 'Your Song' is the soundtrack. What was the 2017 advert?  You can't really go wrong with cute kids at Christmas but viewers were divided by Moz The Monster

The cute friendship between schoolboy Joe and the shy creature under his bed was loved by some - and trashed online by others

  Opinions ranged from adorable to awful but on the whole the general view was another job well done, even if it didn't hit the heights of years gone by

Read More Showbiz and TV editor's picks

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Mason Mount: Chelsea hero Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink reveals what he was told about Blues ace - Duration: 2:38.

 That is the opinion of former Chelsea and Holland striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink

 Mount is currently one of 40 players out on loan from the west London club. The 19-year-old has played a starring role at Derby this season and played against parent-club Chelsea in the Carabao Cup on Wednesdat night after being given special permission by the Blues

 Mount earned a call-up to the senior England squad earlier this month but did not feature for Gareth Southgate's side

Chelsea vs Derby LIVE  And Hasselbaink claims Chelsea see the midfielders as a start of the future

 "What he has to do is just play football. Just play his best football," Hasselbaink said on Sky Sports

 "He is the one that they are talking about here at Chelsea of the 35 players that they have loaned out

 "He is the one they think could come back. "He's got the quality (to make it at Chelsea), he's got the quality and also he's got the mentality

 "He's a level-headed boy, I've been told, and they think really highly of him." Jamie Redknapp was working alongside Hasselbaink as a pundit for Derby's visit to Chelsea

 And he was pleased Chelsea allowed Mount and Fikayo Tomori to play on Wednesday night

 "It's a great touch (by Chelsea)," Redknapp said. "I was surprised, I have to be honest

I think from Chelsea's point of view, it could have been easy, they could have made enough excuses to not let these two young players play

 "A lot's been said about Mason Mount, everyone's talking about him. "It's obvious when you watch him play

He moves so well, he's very graceful, he can score goals. "He possesses everything to go right to the top

"

For more infomation >> Mason Mount: Chelsea hero Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink reveals what he was told about Blues ace - Duration: 2:38.

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US missionary killed in Cameroon in what family says was 'targeted' attack - Duration: 6:22.

An American missionary was shot and killed in Cameroon Tuesday, his brother confirmed to ABC News, and his family says they believe he was targeted amid growing violence in the West African country

Charles Wesco, his wife Stephanie, and their eight children had moved to Bamenda, a major city in Cameroon's northwest province, less than two weeks ago

After years of missions to Africa, the Wesco family had decided to permanently move to the country from Indiana after a visit there in 2015

"Their objective was to share the love of Christ with people in a very poor and strife-ridden country," his brother Timothy Wesco told ABC News

"That was their passion, and that was their life -- to share Jesus Christ." But Tuesday morning, while driving into town to go shopping, Charles was shot

He was taken to one of the local hospitals where he was treated by Doctors Without Borders, Timothy said, but was declared dead shortly after arriving

"It appears that he was targeted," Timothy said, adding later it was "quite probable he was targeted because he was a white, English-speaking American

" Cameroon has seen violence flare in recent months as English-speaking separatists have attacked schools in a revolt against the French-speaking government's education system and perceived oppression of English speakers

A former French colony, Cameroon is largely French-speaking, except for the two provinces Northwest and Southwest where English is the major language

The separatist movement has been met with a severe crackdown by government forces, with the violence bringing the country to the brink of "an emerging civil war," according to Richard Moncrieff, the Central Africa project director at the International Crisis Group

At least 400 civilians have been killed in the last year since separatists declared independence in October 2017, reported ICG

Local Cameroonian media reported that Wesco was shot by government forces, but his brother could not confirm that

The State Department told ABC News that a U.S. citizen died in Bamenda and that it is providing full consular services to the family, but declined to provide any other details

Chief among the family's needs right now is safety. "We're very concerned about the safety of the family," Timothy Wesco said

While Stephanie and the eight children are still in the country right now, the family hopes to get them out soon, he added

The family was aware of the risks in Cameroon, with Charles and Stephanie writing in a September-October newsletter about a curfew where "English section civilians are not allowed to safely leave their homes or operate their businesses without risking loss or death

" "Keep praying earnestly for a return of peace to the English and French sections of Cameroon!" they added, noting their humility and excitement for their religious mission

If Cameroonian security forces are found to be responsible for Charles's killing, it would not be the first time they have been accused of crimes

In July, State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert said the U.S. was "gravely concerned" about a video that appeared to show military forces executing two women and two children

Cameroon's Ministry of Information dismissed the video as "fake news." The U.S. has taken little action to punish the government of President Paul Biya for its human rights abuses, including allegations of killing protesters, torturing detainees, and arresting journalists

Earlier this month, Biya was reelected to another seven-year term after nearly 36 years in office in elections that opposition figures denounced

The State Department said there were "a number of irregularities" that "may not have affected the outcome but created an impression that the election was not credible or genuinely free and fair

" But it called on the parties to peacefully resolve any disputes, instead of pushing for any recount

For more infomation >> US missionary killed in Cameroon in what family says was 'targeted' attack - Duration: 6:22.

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My House is Haunted *ACTUAL FOOTAGE* - Duration: 16:58.

okay this is terrible I'm like dripping sweat I just got out of the shower what

was the point of showering I have this hunch that somebody is living in my

house and I don't know if it's in the attic if it's between the walls if he's

literally just hiding in somewhere that I never looked I can't keep looking and

making the person in the house suspicious or upset with me

and so if you discover them they might become violent okay this isn't even like

arranged right first off hi guys welcome to my channel welcome back to my channel

I know as soon as I you know as soon as you see the title of this video or just

you know me talking right now you're just thinking Oh like I get as I get

this it's October it's Halloween oh you know like this is not some scary like

haunted vlog tober thing this isn't because Halloween's coming up this is

something that's really happening to me and I don't know if it's just me going

crazy and doing weird stuff or if something is happening I don't know if

there is a ghost in my house I don't know if there's somebody in the Attic

all started with you know weeks before this I was showering and it's like the

same you know practice you know turn on the water turn on the vent hop in the

shower and then I would come out and then I would see that the mirror had all

this fog on it I was just thinking like this this shouldn't be happening I

realized the vent is not turned on wouldn't be such a big deal but then it

kept happening and it creeped me out because the house has shifted so I can't

close this door officially to the bathroom so Olivia comes over she

searches my house don't know what the point of that was because we still

didn't go in the Attic and we still didn't summon the spirits to see if a

ghost was here so I don't know I mean I did feel safer

whatever little bit after that that this curtain and my house was lifted up and

it was kind of weird because I looked as if a cat had been there like where my

cat's used to do but I no longer have cats and we don't really tamper with

that curtain but I know didn't think anything of it put it back whatever then

later on like day or two after that the curtain is back to be messed up I don't

know maybe I just need to go on a ghost hunt in my house I don't have no way she

bored me Murphy we want to talk to you and ask you about working with Dakota

Fanning what was it like a skirt up get my computer out okay so let's see what

it has in store for me okay bustle so authentic has an article ten unexpected

ways to communicate with ghosts let me see Ouija board push that seriously no

you guys push that over to acts like that no meditation see this is why I

don't meditate my friends think I'm lazy or I'm just not in my head correctly you

know no it's because spirits can come and infiltrate your mind use a mirror Oh

am I gonna do Mary Bloody Mary's

like as much like as entertaining as it would be for you guys of me you know

being chased by a ghost and holding the camera panting it's not really fun for

the person who's experiencing it I'm not I don't know if I can entertain this

idea of going into a mirror scrying is this scared crying hold a

scene Oh asius eons ago I said hold a scene and had like a gift gift thing

with it I was thinking make a scene like I was tall great at making scenes I can

make scenes in public very well

I've been confused and kind of creeped out so I didn't think too much of it but

I kind of noticed it and I brushed it off and I was editing my Pilates video

but there was this moving orb in the footage and well here you just blot

watch it I mean it looks kind of like whatever like you can just brush that

off and that's kind of what I did and I've edited other footage recently but

then I edited this footage again and it was in the living room and I had

the same type of thing like this orb move but if it moved like it did the

last time but it's not the same thing where it makes me think it's like

something to do with a ceiling the family you know what justjust look at

this

I don't know if that would be a disaster I don't know if that would be a disaster

I don't know if that would be a disaster last night I heard shuffling that didn't

sound like little animal paws like a little squirrel or raccoon up there it

sounded like somebody was shifting like a larger animal like a human and it was

just so subtle so brief I don't know what that means

and then the curtain was moved again this morning I took another picture and

that creeped me out a whole lot it's like I want to get to the bottom of this

but I'm too scared to get to the bottom of this like I don't want to contact

someone like it was there it's you know the cops to look at my addict or the

person in my attic or the ghosts over there in my living room like this is

just so creepy and exhausting

all these unanswered questions got the best of me

so I created this I don't know if it's going to not work because it's homemade

like this but I figured how can it not be as good as in the song purchase ah I

said a prayer already and I know the rules um you think you're supposed to

like candle I'm not familiar with this I don't also know from my research I

shouldn't be doing this alone but I don't have anyone you know up at this

hour or like brave enough you're available

soon I think I'm really crazy yeah

um

yes I'll put that here and I I don't know if you like start

with it here um yeah um I'm hoping you guys can see what's going on like so

we're like

Oh

I don't know if I'm having a like really high anxiety right now I don't I don't

know it just it felt like maybe it's like the bright light for my ring light

then are the candle fumes and I'm just

I don't know why the weird feeling says I can't explain it but also it could

just be in my head because I was you know this one blog was really

informative and it said if you are by yourself then you may not produce enough

energy to you know attract any spirits and you know they could say like if you

know if you can it might be like twenty to thirty minutes it's been a while but

I'm gonna keep trying so there's that and then also there's if you're like

once I do overpower and then I think that's like the anxiety that's coming

over me right now I just I gotta keep trying

I

yeah like it doesn't make any sense I mean the house looks normal nothing's

creepy like I said goodbye if and so even if that wasn't in my head

there's no I didn't do it that long this is crazy crazy I make like I do like a

look like a candle here this is like look at this like oh gosh it's hot it's

like a little cinnamon and nutmeg candle and then I think oh you know there's my

old Domino's thing there's like a steam is like still crust on in this little

pen no I'm like that was yeah okay this is crazy I'm crazy

that don't say though there's nothing to explain that because um subconscious

people like pussy both acting like that's powerful like that power um okay

go to go to pen

this is so cold okay oh it's still recording

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Adobe Max 2018 (Was It Worth It?) - The Walczak's Hiilites & Recap - Duration: 3:43.

Hii everybody! My name is William Walczak from Hiilite and this is our Chief Design Officer, Tina Walczak from Hiilite.

We're gonna tell you about where we've been, what we've learned, how we've been inspired

from the Adobe MAX conference and what we plan to do with some of this information. So stick around

We went down to LA to go to the Adobe MAX conference. Tina attended a number of sessions,

we met up with The Futur group. Yeah, it was a lot of fun we

we learned a lot about

the new programs coming out from Adobe XD and

we learned about photography. There are a lot of photography workshops. It was awesome. Aaron Nace...

Amazing! So he had a session called 'Breaking Down the Perfect Composite.

Super cool guy you gotta check out his work.

I'll put in a link below so you can see some of his amazing designs and that was a lot of fun

he broke down his whole process and

We took a lot away from from that session. My favorite session was definitely Chris Orwig,

'How Do You Get the Perfect Portrait?'

The the insight that we got from it was unbelievably useful and the guy was a great speaker.

Yeah, the experience overall was it was good.

Thousand dollars for a ticket and I I didn't feel like the value

was

all the way there. We did get a lot of

sessions that were available to us

but you were not able to go to all of them because a lot of them were back to back. The

bash was incredible. The party. Beck was there, there was lots of amazing food

we met some incredible people. How did you like the bash? I loved the bash

it was some of the the

booths that they had set up

really got us thinking about how we can make things more fun

here or how to interact with people or how to get people to think about color and design.

But there are also a couple of things that they didn't think too much about.

It took us over an hour to get into the bash. The lineup was literally snaked around the parking lot.

That's a usability thing and I feel like Adobe should have really nailed that. I know and I feel bad even

complaining about that but it was long and it was cold. Like they didn't say what to wear to this

they didn't say it was gonna be outside. Everything else was really really well done. We will give it eight out of ten.

Yeah, eight out of ten. Perfect. There we go. Good job Adobe. Well done.

I learned a lot about like I was surprised a few times like the bash. I thought that

I thought it would be inside and I thought that it would just be kind of like a dance floor and a DJ.

But it was kind of like a gift that kept on giving they had

like five different stations set up for like really amazing gourmet food with like an open bar and

all the candy and like

installations everywhere like that. That was cool. I wasn't expecting that.

So if anything like I'm gonna tell our clients that they're gonna get a few things and then

go beyond and actually give them more so that they remember that experience. The next topic

I'm going to be discussing is the fundamentals of design.

Specific design elements that will give you better designs

And help speed up your efficiencies. So what I'll be talking about next is more on the business side

how to hire, how to fire, how to

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