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Dark Magician Deck (OCTOBER/Octubre 2017) (Yu-Gi-Oh) Post Legendary Dragons Deck [Duels & Decklist] - Duration: 12:49.
Presented by El Exordio del Duelista
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DARK MAGICIAN Deck Analysis
Dark Magician Deck | September 2017 Format
Offensive 7 | Defense 8 | Consistency 8 | Versatility 7 | Recovery 7. FINAL SCORE: 7.4 Very good!
Decklist Dark Magician | Main Deck 40 | Extra Deck 15. Deck Type: Control
How does the Deck works? Its a Control Deck focused on the Dark Magician, which its searchable and can be summoned with so many ways.
Dark Magical Circle helps us to make Control over the opponent banishing it cards in each turn. This helps you to gain advantage with field presence.
ADVANTAGES: - Dark Magician the Dragon Knight improve a lot the Defenses of the Deck protecting your Spells and Traps.
- The effect of Eternal Soul of make invulnerable your Dark magician.
- The engine Spellbook and Apprentice Illusion MAgician improves the consistency of the Deck.
Disadvantage: - Whitout Dark Magician the Dragon Knight the Deck its too vulnerable to cards like Twin Twister.
- The Eye of Timaeus its not searchable.
- Dark MAGICAL Circle its easy to Stop with cards like Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit, Cosmic Cyclone, etc.
- The defenses of the Deck are dependent to Dark Magical Circle.
TIP#1 You can summon 1 Dark Magician from your hand and Apprentice Illusion Magician from your Deck to gain an Extra defense during the Phace, because if your
opponent try to destroy your Dark Magician, you will be able to increase by 2000 the ATK of it with the effect of the Apprentice.
TIP#2 If your opponent try to destroy your Dark Magician, with cards like Raigeki you can Chain Eternal Soul to protect it.
This way you when it cards resolves your Dark Magician would be invulnerable to card effect by Eternal Soul.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Dark Magical Veil helps to make more agresive the Deck. You can include 1 or 2 copies to the Deck to summon more quickly your Dark Magician.
Also, you can bring out the Dark Magician Knight Dragon if you have a Dark Magician and Eyes of Timaeus in your hand.
RECOMMENDATIONS: You can include Skill Drain to improve the Control of the Deck. Beacuse most of your plays turn around Dark Magician, Skill Drain don't affect too much your plays.
Also, you can use the effect Bost of ATK of Apprentice Illusion with Skill Drain because her leaves the field as Cost.
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Dark Circles Natural Home Remedies – 100% Working Methods - Duration: 3:04.
How To Get Rid Of Dark Circles.
Millions of people suffer from dark circles under the eyes.
Effective treatment for dark eye circles is possible, but treatment must be aimed at the
appropriate cause of the dark circles.
There are many different causes of dark circles under the eyes, and each type requires a specific
method of cure.
In this video we are talking about best 5 home remedies to get rid of dark circles.
So please like share and subscribe our channel for more videos.
1.
Banana.
Bananas are healthy fruit for your health and your skin as it is full of antioxidants,
minerals, and vitamins.
You can eat bananas every day or use it to make paste.
Just mash some bananas as the thick paste and apply into the affected skin for 30 minutes,
then wash off with lukewarm water.
You can mix avocado, banana, honey and apply into the skin for 15 to 20 minutes.
2.
Lemon Juice.
Lemon juice is good in citric acid that can help you eliminate dead skin cells successfully.
It also helps you cleanse astringent and agent and fade dark circles, wrinkles, fine lines
etc.
You can rub some lemon juice on affected skin in 5 to 10 minutes and wash off with water.
Or you can mix some lemon juice, vitamin E, honey, and yogurt and apply the mixture on
the skin within 15 minutes before rinsing off with water.
3.
Aloe Vera.
You cut aloe vera leave and extract it, apply gel on your skin within 15 to 20 minutes,
then you rinse off with lukewarm water.
You also can mix some vitamin E and aloe vera gel to apply on the wrinkled skin within 25
to 30 minutes and then wash off with lukewarm water.
4.
Rose Water.
Rose water is very common for women and it is one of the most effective home remedies
for dark circles and wrinkles as it is great in vitamin A, vitamin C, and antioxidants.
This ingredient is also used in cosmetic products and it can reduce your tiredness or fatigue
and improve skin completion, decrease inflammation, irritation.
Just use a cotton ball, oak in rose water, apply on the eyes for 10 minutes.
5.
Cucumber.
Cucumber is extremely cool and it is very helpful for your dark circles around the eyes.
After a working day, you will feel relaxed and you will reduce stress with cucumber slices.
You can rub slices of cucumber on the eyes or use soak disks in cucumber juice, apply
on the eyes and wait for 10 to 15 minutes.
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10 Hidden Dark Sides Of Famous Historical Legacies - Duration: 7:49.
10 Hidden Dark Sides Of Famous Historical Legacies
When someone dies, the legacy writers begin their work. Biopics and reams of books appear, all extolling the virtues of the heroes of our past.
However, we sometimes forget that our heroes were also flawed people, and history often neglects the more unpleasant parts of famous legacies.
10. Abraham Lincoln Allowed Seances And Suspended Constitutional Rights
Abraham Lincoln is one of the most famous leaders in world history, known for presiding over the United States during the Civil War. He is also credited with playing a part in bringing down the institution of slavery.
However, what many people don't realize is that during the extremely tense days leading up to the Civil War, Lincoln became convinced that keeping the Union together was more important than anything.
He suspended many constitutional rights, taking a very dark path, believing that anything and everything that could be done must be done.
He was also extremely depressed, suffered from horrible dreams about death and suicide, and along with his wife went half insane from the death of their son.
He even went so far as to allow her to conduct seances in the White House in the hopes of speaking with him.
9. John. F. Kennedy Cheated On His Wife And Didn't Care About How It Affected Her
JFK was the closest thing to a rock star president that the United States ever had. He was known for his looks, his charm, and a certain ability to get almost any lady he wanted.
Many people know that JFK was quite a hound, but some people don't know the extent of his philandering.
Some stories claim he tried to have sex with a different woman every day if he could and would claim this desire was partly the fault of the medications he took for Addison's disease.
Many people assume that this was one of those open relationships and his wife was okay with it, but many people believe she was truly hurt by his behavior.
Rumors suggest she not only threatened divorce but was once bought out by his father to the tune of $1 million, so she wouldn't put the family through an embarrassing divorce.
8. Benjamin Franklin Constantly Tried To Ruin Other People For Petty Reasons
Benjamin Franklin is known for being one of the fathers of the American revolution. He acted mainly as a diplomat, forging connections across the pond to help the fledgling colonies in their revolt.
He was also an inventor, coming up with the lightning rod, bifocals and several other seemingly unrelated ideas.
However, while he is often celebrated for his genius, he was not a very nice guy. He had a very harsh upbringing and would use his newspapers in an attempt to ruin the lives of rivals.
He once went so far as to convince everyone his biggest rival was dead—despite the man's insistence otherwise.
7. Margaret Sanger Was A Huge Fan Of Eugenics
Margaret Sanger was an avowed feminist in the early 1900s and at one point faced prosecution for her rather controversial writings and speeches.
She opened the first birth control clinic in the United States of America, which went on to become what Planned Parenthood is today.
While people with a certain viewpoint may not appreciate birth control in any form, there was a more insidious issue lurking behind her interest in birth control.
Sanger was a big supporter of eugenics, the idea that only the healthy and fit should continue to reproduce or live, and the others should be weeded out.
Some people have even suggested that the first birth control clinics were set up near black neighborhoods, proving her racist intentions as a eugenicist. Her actual intentions on this particular matter are hard to prove.
6. Lemmy Kilmister Was A Huge Fan Of Nazi Memorabilia
Lemmy Kilmister was the leader of the metal band Motorhead and lived quite a long life for someone who abused substances as much as he did.
He was known for loving his drink to an absolutely insane degree—he reportedly drank at least a fifth of whiskey every day for years.
He was also known for having a very poor diet in general, but for the most part, he was a likeable guy. However, many people don't know that Kilmister was a huge fan of collecting Nazi memorabilia.
While he claimed that he had no interest in actual Nazi ideas, many people found it extremely insensitive and felt the way he plastered it on his walls went beyond collecting history.
5. Patrick Stewart Is Alleged To Be Incredibly Overbearing And Arrogant In Person
Patrick Stewart is famous for starring in Star Trek: The Next Generation and playing Professor Charles Xavier of the X-Men. In recent years he has been the subject of many memes and has become a beloved pop culture icon.
However, memes make people out to be somewhat larger than life, but in the end, we are all human. On stage during a presentation recently at an award ceremony, he started criticizing and insulting the presenter, James Corden.
Corden would later state that he felt weird arguing back against such a respected voice, but he was taken aback by the criticism and felt the need to defend himself.
4. Peter Sellers Was Infamous For Being Almost Impossible To Work With
Peter Sellers is famous for movies like the Pink Panther series and for playing multiple parts in the Stanley Kubrick classic Dr. Strangelove.
He was able to perform a variety of accents and dialects flawlessly, and his attention to detail as an actor was second to none.
This was also his greatest flaw, as he drove everyone he worked with crazy. His family told of him being a very depressed man who was never happy with any of his work.
Some producers, despite his star power, wanted nothing to do with him after working with him just once. The man's perfectionism sometimes blinded him so much that he didn't realize no one could stand being around him.
3. Steve Jobs Cheated His Best Friend Wozniak With No Remorse
Steve Jobs left a legacy behind as the founder of Apple and the promoter of various doodads like the iPhone and the iPod. Many people remember Steve Jobs as a genius at marketing—the man could build hype like nothing else.
Biopics were made about the man almost as soon as he died, and many people still extol his virtues.
However, Jobs was not a very nice guy. He had a standing policy that Apple will never donate to charity, to make as much money as possible.
He consistently had his engineers do all the work and then personally took credit, and he once cheated his friend Steve Wozniak out of money back when they were first working together.
It wasn't even that much money, but Jobs did it out of petty greed. Wozniak was hurt later when he found out, never understanding why his once friend would be so awful to others.
2. Henry Ford Was A Nazi Sympathizer And A Loony Vegan
Henry Ford is known for being the namesake of the Ford automobile company—still the first and longest running major automobile manufacturer in the country. Even more importantly, Ford revolutionized assembly line technology, in a way that changed production the world over forever.
Unfortunately, Ford was also a huge Nazi sympathizer. He was one of those on the side of Hitler before we got involved, and he remained a supporter of the ideals after the war was over.
While some businesses would not work with Germany during those years, Ford was all too happy to help.
He also believed that he could subsist eating random weeds—a theory he designed based on the idea that humans were like cars and just needed basic fuel of any kind at all.
1. Carnegie The Philanthropist Was A Cruel Despot
Carnegie Hall, Carnegie Mellon, the Carnegie Institute—his name can also be seen on libraries and random concert halls all over the United States of America.
Many people think of Andrew Carnegie as a great philanthropist, but his real history shows a much different picture.
Carnegie made his fortune on massive worker exploitation, to a point that even the most fervent anti-union person today would have thought his employees needed a good union.
He would even call in the army and just force people to work for a pittance if he had to. Carnegie ran work camps, with whole families and generations controlled by his evil, helping him earn more fortune to enjoy.
In his later life, Carnegie felt guilty about what a horrible person he had been, and started massively donating money to charitable causes—all while many people toiled away in his camps, making him enjoy a rich life, still slaves.
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Review: In 'Clockwork Orange,' the Future is Dark and Very Fit - Duration: 6:01.
Review: In 'Clockwork Orange,' the Future is Dark and Very Fit
Violence is epidemic. Drug use is rampant. An authoritarian state imposes brutal forms of social control. Ugh.
Dystopia. The worst, right? But look on the bright side: In the future, everyone is ripped. That's the gym-sculpted impression left by Alexandra Spencer-Jones's staging of Anthony Burgess's dark, word-drunk fantasy "A Clockwork Orange" at New World Stages in Manhattan.
Vigorously acted and bluntly entertaining, this study of a young man's maturation is notable less for the themes it explores and the provocations it offers than for the imposing physiques of its nine-member, all-male, often-shirtless cast.
The brawny Jonno Davies stars as Alex deLarge, a name this production takes pretty literally.
Alex is a precocious 15-year-old whose varied interests include eyeliner, ultraviolence and classical music, particularly the works of the "lovely Ludwig van." He passes his days with his gang of droogs, gulping Moloko (narcotics-laced milk) and committing gang rape when the mood strikes.
Most people will know "A Clockwork Orange" from the lurid perfection of Stanley Kubrick's film. There have been previous attempts at stage adaptations, and these have mostly failed.
(A disastrous production by the Royal Shakespeare Company with music by Bono and the Edge should have been an early warning signal for "Spider-Man" producers.) Here, the palette is almost exclusively black and white, the settings minimal.
Burgess's novel is notable for its teenspeak patois, called "Nadsat," a dizzy distillate of Cockney street slang, Elizabethan poetry and Russian vocab.
On stage the emphasis is less on the language (especially as several of the actors tend to garble it) and more on the ferocious movement sequences it inspires.
A government official describes Alex as "young, bold, vicious," which clearly inspires the choreography. The dance-fight sequences make the rumble number in "West Side Story" look like a leisurely game of patty-cake.
The production also favors a barefaced and bare-chested homoeroticism. Sometimes these men play men, sometimes they play women and it's difficult to tell the difference. Lust and brutality color every encounter, with rape treated no differently from a barroom hookup.
I'd like to think that the steroidal bodies and all-purpose sexiness are intended as a deliberate distraction, a gotcha embellishment meant to implicate the audience for failing to reckon with the full horror of Alex's actions.
Spencer-Jones doesn't deliver on such high-minded intentions. The violence never lets up, but as it's set to synth-heavy Beethoven riffs, it also never lands.
Like "1984," which recently received its own stage adaptation, the novel "A Clockwork Orange" explores the tensions between free will and social responsibility. It asks how far the state should impinge on individual liberty and whether morality is innate or learned.
Yet as you leave this "A Clockwork Orange," you'll be asking yourself other questions: How much whey protein goes into each glass of Moloko? And do stomachs usually have that many muscles? A Clockwork Orange New World Stages 340 W.
Midtown West 212-239-6200 newworldstages.com Find Tickets Category Off Broadway, Drama, Play Runtime 1 hr.
Credits Written by Anthony Burgess; Directed by Alexandra Spencer-Jones Cast Jonno Davies, Matt Doyle, Sean Patrick Higgins, Brian Lee Huynh, Timothy Sekk, Aleksander Varadian, Ashley Robinson, Jimmy Brooks, Misha Osherovich and Jordan Bondurant Preview September 2, 2017 Opened September 25, 2017 Closing Date January 6, 2018 Upcoming Shows Saturday September 30 2:00 pm Saturday September 30 8:00 pm Sunday October 1 3:00 pm Sunday October 1 7:30 pm Monday October 2 8:00 pm This information was last updated: Sep.
29, 2017 Find Tickets When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed play or musical through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. But our primary goal is that this feature adds value to your reading experience.
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In 2 DAYS - Remove DARK SPOTS, BLACK SPOTS & ACNE SCARS - Dark Spots Removal - Duration: 2:11.
In 2 DAYS - Remove DARK SPOTS, BLACK SPOTS & ACNE SCARS - Get Rid Of Dark Spots 1. Lemon juice Put some fresh lemon juice on a cotton ball and rub directly onto the affected area of the skin. Allow to dry and then wash with pure water. Continue to apply this home remedy of dark spot removal for at least two weeks to get the desired result. 2. Buttermilk Take 4 teaspoons of buttermilk. Add 2 teaspoons of fresh tomato juice. Mix the two ingredients (both have excellent bleaching properties) and then apply. Wash after 15 minutes. 3. Aloe Vera Extract fresh aloe Vera gel from an aloe leaf. Apply directly on dark patches and black spots. Gently massage the area with your fingers for a few minutes. Leave it on for 15 to 20 minutes, then rinse your face. Repeat this once or twice a day for a few weeks to Discolour the skin. 4. Sandalwood Make a thick paste of 1 tablespoon of sandalwood powder, 1 tablespoon of glycerin and 3 tablespoons of rose water. If you do not have rose water, you can use milk or honey Apply the coarse paste to the area of the affected skin, leaving it on for a few minutes. Wash the pasta with lukewarm water. Follow this remedy once a day until your black spots disappear completely. 5. Turmeric Make a thick paste of 2 teaspoons of turmeric and a little milk and lemon juice. Apply to the skin where there are black spots. Leave on for a few minutes and then wash with warm water. Almonds Take 8-10 almonds and soak in milk overnight. Peel the skin and grind the almonds in the morning. Now, add 1 teaspoon of sandalwood powder and ½ teaspoon of honey in it. Mix them to make a thin paste. Apply on a face. Leave on for about 30 minutes and then wash. Use this mask once or twice a week.
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