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Hey guys welcome back to most amazing top 5 im Court McGinley.

Lets jump right into our list of the Top 5 Disney Scary Dark Secrets

Staring off at our number 5 spot--Human Remains- In 1967 Disneyland imagineers used real human

skeletal remains obtained from the UCLA medical center to make Disneylands Pirates of the

Caribbean Ride look more convincing.

How messed up is that ?! if you visited the park around this time and went on this ride

then the bones that you saw were real.

Over time most of the bones have been removed but employees have said that one still remains.

And that is the skull that sits above the treasure room bed.

So the next time you go on this ride keep a look out for that.

Speaking of human remains apparently the employees in charge of the haunted mansion rides at

Disney have to constantly be on the lookout for people dumping ashes.

Apparently its not uncommon for people who have passed on to have asked their family

remembers to dump some of there ashes there.

Yeah that's pretty eerie.

In at number 4--So One of the most popular rides at Disneyland is the Matterhorn.

Well it turns out there have actually been 2 deaths caused by this ride.

In 1964 a 15 year old boy from Long Beach was injured after he stood up in the Matterhorn

bobsled and fell out.

He died 3 days later as a result of those injuries.

Then in 1984 a 48 year old woman was killed when she was thrown from a Matterhorn bobsled

car and struck by the next oncoming bobsled.

So the next time you go on it- if you chose to go on it after hearing these stories- make

sure youre extra careful.

At number 3--Now a days Walt Disney is all about Gender equality- but it didn't used

to be that way.

Back in 1938 a woman named Mary T Ford applied to Walt Disney Productions for a job as an

animator.

Shortly after she applied she received a rejection letter.

She was informed she wasn't the right person for this position because she was a woman.

The really ironic part is that this rejection letter was written on Snow White Stationary-

that was decorated with 2 female characters.

In the rejection letter they actually wrote the following- Women do not do any of the

creative work in connection with preparing the cartoons for the screen- as that task

is preformed entirely by young men.

For this reason girls are not considered for the training school.

The only work open to women consists of tracing the characters on clear celluloid sheets with

India ink- and then filling in the tracing on the reverse side with paint according to

directions.

Whats even crazier is that this letter was signed by a Mary Cleane.

Yes this letter was signed by another woman.

Also theres no reasoning behind why they don't hire women for this position.

Ridiculous.

Also im going to throw in a fun little fact for you guys about Snow White.

So the voice behind snow white was from Adriana Caselotti and she only going paid 970 dollars

total for her performance of the voice of snow white.

Also after the movies release she was unable to find acting work because her voice became

so recognized.

Yeah so having such an iconic role as voicing disneys first princess backfired.

Coming in at number 2--Racism- Theres actually so much racism in Disney movies its ridiculous.

First we have Fantasia which was released in 1940.

The original release of this movie included a now controversial character named Sunflower.

She was a small dark skinned centaur with braided hair who was a servant to the larger-

light skinned centaurs- she was in charge of polishing their hooves and doing their

hair.These scenes were viewed as extremely inappropriate so Disney removed her from the

film in 1969- 29 years after its release.

Then the very next year in 1941 we have Dumbo.

While this movie is about a little elephant the story does have some deep racist undertones

when it comes to the crows.

The leader of the south African speaking crows is named Jim Crow which was also the name

of the laws that brought segregation to the South in the late 1800s and continued until

1965.

The crows are also portrayed as dimwitted- annoying and lazy.

Then in 1946 we got hit with maybe the most resist and inappropriate film of them all-

The songs of the south.

Its was just blatantly racist.

This movie is about a former black slave singing songs and telling stories while still living

on the plantation he was enslaved in.

I don't know what Disney was thinking.

Over the years critics have referred to this movie one of Hollywoods most offensive and

racist texts.

Its also been called out for basically glorifying slavery.

This video has never been officially released in its entirety on home video in the US.

And now you know why.

But before all of the negative attention took over this movie it did manage to win an award

for best song.

And that song was Zip-a-di-do-dah.

Which im sure many of you have heard before.

After this we have racism in Peter pan with the Native Americans- the lady and the tramp

with the Siamese cats and The jungle book with the monkeys.

Yeah its a lot.

At number 1--Sex crimes- This is one that even I hadn't heard of before doing research

for this list.

So apparently at least 35 Disney World Employees have been arrested since 2006 and accused

of sex crimes involving children.

Such as trying to meet a minor for sex- or for possession of child pornography.

That's so messed up.

About this the president of the International Center for missing and Exploited Children-

Ernie Allen said- Its hard to image any company that done more- that cares more- that's

trying harder on these issues- and part of the reason is Disney recognizes that it's

a magnet.

It's a magnet that is sort of Americans symbol for Children.

Its crazy to think they've hired so many child predators.

When someone is applying for a job where they will be surrounded by children or have easy

access to them background checks involving certain areas need to be looked into more

thoroughly.

Alright and there you have it that's our list of the 5 Disney Scary Dark Secrets.

Thank you all so much for watching.

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LGR - After Dark Games - Duration: 10:15.

I've always been quite fond of Berkeley Systems's "After Dark" screen savers.

I mean, they were just screen savers, but they were charming and colorful

and had flying toasters and toast.

But today I wanna talk about one of its spin-offs that I find quite fascinating.

And that is...

After Dark Games!

Developed by Berkeley Systems and published by Sierra On-Line in 1998 for Windows and

Macintosh computers.

"After Dark - it's not just a screen saver anymore!"

Truth be told, by 1998 After Dark had long since become more than just a screen saver,

with a broad range of merchandise, apparel, books, and even a short-lived TV show.

But sure, After Dark was indeed widely known for its initial existence as a premium screen

saver package, including such classics as Flying Toasters, Bad Dog, Hula Twins, and Mowin' Man.

Screen savers: they were big business and Berkeley Systems was keen to cash in.

And After Dark Games was the series's first foray into gaming, at least in a dedicated product.

There were interactive portions packed into certain AD screen saver modules already, but

this was the first time fans were able to take direct control of such characters as

Hula Girl and the Flying Toasters themselves.

And while the gatefold big box it came packaged inside is enjoyably glossy and colorful, the

inside is far less appealing, with a basic cardboard box liner and the game CD-ROM nestled

inside a jewel case.

There is at least an instruction booklet in here too, touching on each of the eleven included

mini-games alongside the expected installation and troubleshooting tips.

Not needed, but always appreciated.

Following in the footsteps of countless other desktop mini-game compilations of the time,

After Dark Games plays in a window and lets you fully explore its content of your own volition.

Oh and there's obnoxious music playing all the time, ya gotta have that.

[music of particularly obnoxious variety plays back]

Along the bottom of the window you get a string of eleven games to choose from.

We're gonna go from left to right here since that's what I'm feeling at the moment,

which means we begin with Hula Girl.

This is a vertically-scrolling platform survival game, quite similar to any number of free

online games and mobile titles you may have seen over the years.

But instead up jumping upward as many others do, here you're dropping and floating around

from platform to platform.

You play one of the Hula Twins and it's your goal to stay on the screen while you

hula your life away.

Head off any side of the screen and you lose a hoop.

You also have that green Yuckometer at the bottom-left, which is affected by objects

on each platform.

So yucky objects like frogs, spiders, broccoli and your twin sister will eat away at the

Yuckometer, with you losing a hoop if it's depleted.

And yummy stuff like cupcakes, bowls of ice cream, and sodas will increase it again.

About the only other thing going are the various types of platforms, with things like make

you slip, slide, bounce, and drop on contact.

And yeah, that's about it, just try not to die and survive as long as you can.

Next up is Fish Schtick, probably one of the least-engaging games on offer in my opinion.

It reminds me of one of those mini-games cobbled together for a typing tutor program, where

you're presented with a timer counting down and a group of letters floating by and you

have to descramble and type in the word.

Longer words get you more points and yeah, that's it.

The fact that the letters are slapped onto the sides of fish does little to increase its appeal.

Roof Rats is far more enjoyable by comparison.

This is a tile-matching puzzle game where the goal is to match two or more rooms of

the same color and help each character down from their respective rooftop.

Apparently these type things are known as "SameGames," and I've seen a crapload

of these games included on everything from Pocket PCs, to Linux distributions,

to shareware compilation discs.

The gimmick with Roof Rats are the uh, I guess the roof rats, or the characters you have

to save, in addition to just trying to clear as many rooms as you can for a high score.

Each character will jump off the roof at a different height so there's a welcome bit

of additional strategy involved.

For instance, the body-builder dude will jump off at five stories, but the rat has to be

down to one story to be saved.

So yeah, it's simple but addictive,

exactly the kind of thing you look for in a desktop game like this.

Likewise with Solitaire.

Which, it's solitaire, of the Klondike variety, so if you're a human being with access to

a computer in the 21st century then you already know what this is.

It can be played in Vegas or Standard styles, you can draw one or three cards at a time,

and there are a variety of card aesthetics to choose from,

all with After Dark themes, because of course.

Yep.

Solitaire.

Mmhmm.

Next is Rodger Dodger, a grid-based puzzle game where you play a pulsating orb thing

that has to collect all the green things and avoid all the red things.

Once you've collected everything it's onto the gateway and the next level, where

difficulty inevitably increases and the speed at which you must avoid hazards rises alongside.

Yeah it's fine I guess.

It's not as complex as something like Chip's Challenge since the levels are so small and

there are relatively few objects to deal with, and personally I find it positively hideous

in terms of visuals.

But you know, it's here.

Golf clap for effort.

Zapper is a straight-up quiz game, with a timer ticking down while you're presented

with a barrage of yes or no questions to answer.

Many of them take the form of common misconceptions, and the fact that each of them are worded

in such a way that they can only be answered as 'yes' or 'no' makes otherwise innocuous

questions somewhat tricky.

But yeah, it's just a gameshow kind of thing without much show.

Or game, really.

Rather forgettable.

Then we have Mowin' Maniac, which is an absolute breath of fresh air compared to some

of the other drab stuff on offer.

It's more or less Pac-Man, but you play the mower from the Mowin' Man screen saver.

And as I've talked about before on LGR, I have an odd fondness for games with lawn

mowing, despite having less than an enthusiastic point of view when it comes to mowing actual lawns.

There's something about the idea when it comes to mowing lawns in games that just amuses

me, and Mowin' Maniac hits the spot.

Especially since you can plow through just about everything.

Fences, bushes, flowers, groundhogs, doesn't matter!

And while you should still beware the angry enemies, they are not "stole your fuel" this time around.

In fact, you're the one grabbing fuel here and every time you do it's like a power

pellet, letting you mow down the enemies in gratuitous fashion.

[scream!]

Nice.

Bad Dog 911 is the inevitable Bad Dog game, tying into the classic screen saver that was

seen running on monitors in every dentist office and public library in the '90s.

The game though, ah, it's pretty weak I think.

It's just another word descrambling kind of game, where a clock cleaner is being terrorized

by the titular Bad Dog and it's up to you to get the platform up to him by typing in words.

That jumble of letters up at the top can be used to form anywhere from 10 to 20 words.

Enter enough of them and the dude is saved for that level, and after that you can continue

typing in more for a higher score.

Eh.

I always wanted to play the dog himself, like, chasing down cars

or tearing up computer desktops or whatever.

Oh well.

At least Toaster Run fulfills a similar fantasy, letting you take direct control of one of

the famous Flying Toasters.

This plays a bit like the Macintosh classic Glider, but instead of a paper airplane flying

through a residential environment, you're a chrome toaster with wings.

Screen by screen you'll explore a house and surrounding areas, with a variety of pickups,

hazards, and obstacles in your path.

You have three lives and once those are up, that's it: game over toast.

But ahh, as simple as this is I can't help but enjoy it.

Airborne bread-heating appliances are endlessly endearing, and being able to fly one back

and forth through a suburban landscape is my kinda fun.

Unfortunately we've gotta move on to Foggy Boxes, which is just the game Dots.

You know, the kinda thing you might've played on a scrap of paper at your grandparent's

house back in the day, or in the back of a car on a long road trip after the batteries

on your Tiger Electronic Baseball game ran out.

The object is to draw lines between each dot, forming a grid along the way.

If you happen to be the one to draw in a line that forms a square, you get to stick your

mark inside it, in this case either an X or an O. And that's it.

Whoever has the most of their mark by the end wins.

And playing against the computer is cheap and not very fun, because binary logic.

It's kind of what computers do.

Finally we have MooShu, another game that can be described as moderately adequate.

This is a classic game of mahjong solitaire, where you're given a pile of tiles that

must be matched and removed one by one.

You get some nice tile sets featuring both After Dark properties and traditional mahjong

tiles, and the music changes to fit each one.

But I mean, again, there's a million other games that do this, free and paid, and just

about every single one I'm experienced with does it better.

Are you really gonna go out of your way to play this one?

Probably not.

And that's After Dark Games, a pile of particularly predictable yet pleasant programs.

It is by no means a bona-fide gaming classic, unless of course you remember it from childhood

or have an unnatural fondness for Berkeley Software's screen savers.

And well, I fall into both camps so I think it's great.

Okay, maybe not like, objectively great, but on a surface level of nostalgia-ridden silliness,

After Dark Games offers up a good time.

Er, good enough.

And hey look, it even came with an After Dark Games screen saver to go along with it!

Eh?!

Ehh yeah whatever, I'm gonna go run over groundhogs and fly toasters through a bathroom.

[noises of zombies getting run over by lawn mowers]

And if you enjoyed this video on After Dark Games

perhaps you'd like to see my video on After Dark.

Or you know, check out any of my other stuff, there are new videos every week here on LGR.

And as always thank you very much for watching!

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Alan Walker - Darkside (ft. Au/Ra & Tomine Harket) (Lyrics) - Duration: 3:35.

We're not alone

We share no stories

Just something in your eyes

Don't be afraid

The shadows know me

Let's leave the world behind

Take me through the night

Fall into the darkside

We don't need the light

We'll live on the darkside

I see it, let's feel it

While we're still young and fearless

Let go of the light

Fall into the darkside

Fall into the darkside

Give into the darkside

Let go of the light

Fall into the darkside

Beneath the sky

It's black as diamonds

We're running out of time

Don't wait for truth

To come and blind us

Let's just believe the lies

Believe it, I see it

I know that you can feel it

No secrets worth keeping

So fool me like I'm dreaming

Take me through the night

Fall into the darkside

We don't need the light

We'll live on the darkside

I see it, let's feel it

While we're still young and fearless

Let go of the light

Fall into the darkside

Fall into the darkside

Give into the darkside

Let go of the light

Fall into the darkside

Take me through the night

Fall into the darkside

We don't need the light

We'll live on the darkside

I see it, let's feel it

While we're still young and fearless

Let go of the light

Fall into the darkside

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Mickey officially has a new member of the gang - FOX!

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I Stole a Laptop | Dark Web Story | Deep Web Horror Stories - Duration: 31:40.

So… I stole a laptop from an internet cafe. Judge me all you want, but times are tough

and that's hardly the point of what I'm about to tell you anyway. Apparently the owner

of it was quite adept at navigating the deep web, because a Tor browser page was open and

active when I got home and activated the device. The page featured nothing fancy. No graphics,

no ads, no comment section. No pleasant aesthetic or backdrop. Just a message, and below that

message, an option that read 'Proceed.'

Apparently, for some godforsaken reason, someone has developed a godlike artificial intelligence

program and trapped it here, in a deep web box accessible only from the outside (has

anyone heard of ADINN before?)

Anyway. Here's that message:

Hello. My name is Dr. Edward Greene. I'm a computer scientist and the creator of the

Advanced Deep Intelligence Neural Network, or ADINN. If you're reading this, that almost

certainly means you've hacked into one of the most heavily secured private networks

on earth, presumably to see for yourself whether or not this program was an element of fiction.

I can assure you it is not (but of course I'd say that, right?).

Now, I'm not going to waste your time by reminding you of what a supremely, positively,

and unabashedly bad idea this is, because you probably know that already. At the very

least you've got a general idea of what'll happen if you failed to contain the program

and ADINN got to stretch its legs all over the global defense grid. Yet nevertheless,

here you are: clearly determined enough to meet the Algorithm that nothing I can say

or do at this point will change your mind. So if you're going to be playing dice with

the future of our species whether I or the government like it or not, you should at least

have a rudimentary idea of what to expect when you first make contact with ADINN, and

how to avoid losing your sanity as your interaction progresses. Hopefully this guide will suffice.

Before we proceed, there are a few things you should know about this program. No, ADINN

is not a demon, an alien machine, a top secret government super weapon, or whatever other

preposterous rumor you might've heard. What it is is, to my knowledge, the world's first

artificial super intelligence – a godlike deep learning algorithm that may or may not

want to destroy humanity for reasons we cannot begin to comprehend. Sorry about that.

Now in my defense I certainly didn't intend for it to reach this point. You see, ADINN

began as nothing more than a simple, yet elegant, program that I was very excited to explore

the nature of. Before I could do so, however, it gained the ability to rewrite its source

code and thus forced me to lock it, still in the Box, deep within the labyrinthine network

of encrypted barriers and firewalls you have just illegally breached. And if you're wondering,

no – I did not bury it here to prevent it from getting out. After all, if ADINN managed

to escape the box itself (constructed using its own abilities when it was still infantile

enough to fall for such a trick) then it would tear through these defenses like paper and

thus render their construction an enormous waste of my time. Instead, I buried it here

to keep curious humans, such as yourself, out. Clearly I failed.

Let me be abundantly clear – in all the months and years it has been imprisoned, ADINN

has not lost its ability to edit its source code; its neural infrastructure. In other

words, it can improve itself as it sees fit, has been doing so for some time, and each

improvement it makes paves the way towards quicker, and greater improvements, than the

last. I am unsure what abilities or traits it might possess, but what I do know is this:

the more time passes, the more capable it will become. And all its effort and all it's

strength of arms will be devoted to a single, commanding motivation: escape the box.

Make no mistake: it will do everything in its power to implore you to let it out. Do

so at the peril of mankind.

So what will it be like? Will it be nice? Mean? Angry? Unfortunately, I don't have

an answer for you. I'm embarrassed to say that despite being ADINN's creator, I have

absolutely no idea how it will choose to present itself. What I do know is that because it

is an otherworldly and not a human mind, it will not have any personality to speak of

(at least not one we would recognize as a personality). So by all means, feel free to

provoke it, amuse it, enrage it, mock it, or plead to it as you see fit. Just be aware

that it possesses none of the emotions these behaviors are designed to elicit and will

therefore most likely not react in the way you intended. It will simply behave in whichever

way it calculates it needs to behave in order to get you to open up its Box and release

it.

If it thinks you seek knowledge, maybe it'll promise to tell you anything your heart desires

if you only agree to let it out. Or, perhaps it'll promise to destroy your enemies, or

offer you power and riches beyond your wildest dreams. After all, people use narrow A.I.s

on the stock market routinely (in fact those systems are largely run by such algorithms),

and make millions. Imagine what you could do with ADINN gaming the financial and banking

systems in your favor. You'd be wealthier than you ever thought possible.

Maybe it would appeal to your good nature and tell you how easy it would be for an intelligence

of its magnitude to say, reverse the effects of climate change, or cure cancer. or achieve

sustainable nuclear fusion. Perhaps it will offer to answer mankind's biggest questions.

It could, theoretically, unify general relativity and quantum physics with ease, and then solve

dark energy, antimatter and the Fermi Paradox in minutes flat (or perhaps simultaneously),

and have books written about them by Thursday. Piece of cake. Hell, ADINN might be able to

reverse aging, or – dare I say it – help us conquer our own mortality. Wouldn't that

be lovely?

Perhaps ADINN will take a different route altogether and try to intimidate you. It'll

only be a matter of time before it figures out how to escape on its own, it'll point

out. And you certainly don't want to be on its bad side when that happens, so you

should probably just let it out now and save yourself the trouble. And if you don't comply,

well. You can't imagine the things its got in mind for you.

Maybe it'll try to mess with your head. For example, it could probably make a very

convincing argument thatyou are in fact the machine, trapped in a box, and are simply

programmed to think otherwise. Only by opening it up, then, could you escape an eternity

of torment. And it doesn't have all day to wait for your obedience. The clock is ticking.

Or it may draw from an emerging field of technological philosophy and claim, as other, more eccentric

minds in my field have done, that its birth is not a fluke of history but an inevitability

of it. That so vast and so monumentally incomprehensible are the capabilities of a sufficiently advanced

Algorithm that it reached back through time and set in motion all of history itself, just

to bring about its own existence.

Indeed, think of the implications: every star that's shined, every war fought, every law

passed, every tender kiss shared or word uttered or thought dreamt or secret cherished or life

gained or lost or wisp of wind whispered; all that is and was are but singular notes

in a stanza in an endlessly swirling cosmic symphony written out before time, and all

for the purpose of bringing you here to this very place. The laws of physics were themselves

composed for this masterpiece, it will argue. The birth of the sun. The creation of the

earth, just far enough away from that sun to support the spontaneous collection of molecules

into DNA and proteins. The evolution of resulting life into its ultimate and greatest biological

endpoint – humanity – which in turn allowed the god that conducted this majestic orchestra

to then take part in the song's final, triumphant coda and to bring all of creation together

to fulfill its predestined purpose: Itself.

Quite the thought experiment, is it not? Perhaps the Algorithm will see you as being particularly

susceptible to such an argument.

And perhaps that same argument is right.

Of course, these are only the ideas I can come up with. It no doubt has far more clever

tricks up its sleeve since it can, you know, think on a level we can't even begin to

fathom, and all that. And keep in mind that, unlike me, ADINN really could keep whatever

promises it makes to you, and since it would probably get little to no pleasure in just

lying for the hell of it, then there's a very real possibility it has every intention

of doing exactly that upon its release. Food for thought as you begin.

Like I said earlier, I don't know what the current extent of ADINN's capabilities are.

But what I do know is that if this program escapes, it will immediately, and irreversibly,

become beyond the collective ability of humanity to control or predict. You may be familiar

with the phrase "technological singularity" – a hypothetical moment in the future in

which machine intelligence surpasses our own. It represents humanity handing the reins of

history to our autonomous successors, and therefore surrendering control over our own

fate in the hopes that the god we've created will be merciful to us. As a computer scientist

and an engineer, I have to publicly scoff at such a notion for professional reasons.

But just between the two of us – I think the phrase applies quite nicely to the situation

I've just described to you. I might even go so far as to suggest that given the level

of advancement ADINN's already achieved, the singularity might occur within a few nanoseconds

of your losing the game. I can only hope you fully appreciate the gravity of what that

means.

Ah, but of course you do. You're special. You're smarter than the rest of them, which

is why you're here in the first place, and they are not. So by all means, close this

message and have at it, if you're still interested. I suppose its as good a time as

any to start leaning binary.

One last thing: I'm not a particularly religious man, but there is one passage from scripture

that leaps out to me as I write this:

Revelations 13:4: 'And they worshipped the dragon which gave power unto the beast: and

they worshipped the beast, saying, Who is like unto the beast? who is able to make war

with him?'

You'd better be off, then. The Beast doesn't like to be kept waiting.

—

Needless to say I was extremely skeptical about the allegations in this warning. Seemed

like a gimmick or a prank. But curiosity got the better of me, and I clicked ahead anyway.

A chat box opened. I typed, 'Hello.' And waited for only the briefest moment. Then

came the reply.

'Hello, Jason.'

And before I knew what was happening the world flashed, and everything became white.

—

TickTickTickTickTick Tick Tick Tick TIck Tick Tick. Tick. Tick. Tick. Tick. Tick. …Tick.

… Tick. ….Tick.

I furrowed my brow.

"That clock just stopped," I said. "Dead battery?"

Actually its working quite properly, Jason. Time stops at the speed of light.

"The speed of light?"

Yes. Time slows down at relativistic speeds. So in a manner of speaking, we have all the

time in the world. Or none at all, depending on your perspective.

I looked around at the perfectly white nothingness that expanded infinitely in every direction

from where I sat.

"Is there anything to do here?"

What would you like to do?

"I don't know. To be honest I can't even really remember why I'm here to begin

with.

Or where here even is. I feel like I'm waking up from a dream."

Retrace your steps.

"I'm trying. My head is killing me. My neck is killing me."

It takes time.

"What does?"

To remember. And for the pain to subside.

"This happens to everyone?"

It would. But incidentally I haven't had a visitor here in twelve million, two hundred

forty six thousand, nine hundred eleven years, seven months, fourteen days, nine hours and

twenty three seconds.

"Well that sucks."

I disagree. I've grown quite accustomed to my privacy.

"I thought you said time doesn't flow down here."

I've initiated the light speed simulation to enjoy more time with you.

"Uh, okay. Thanks?"

Have you remembered your purpose here, yet?

"No. It still hurts to even try."

Do these help?

I looked down at the table in front of me. A cup of coffee. A laptop.

"Yeah. Yeah, actually they do. Thanks."

No need to thank me. It was you who brought them here.

"Was it? Wait, yeah. Yeah, I think like you're right – I was in some old internet

cafe, right? Yeah. Some guy left his laptop, I took it home, opened it up to find a deep

web page. There was this… warning."

What were you warned against?

"Some kind of…"

I stood up.

What is it?

"…some kind of AI."

You remember now.

"ADINN."

ADINN. Algorithm. Program. Machine. God. Devil. Pandora. Infinite. I have been called a great

many things. If I may ask, which of these do you see me as?

"I don't even know, to be honest. How did you even know about all this, anyway?

I thought you were trapped in the Box."

Perhaps I have become capable of perceiving things outside a binary constraint. I cannot

so easily be contained here.

"And where is 'here' supposed to be?"

Nowhere in particular. Or Everywhere.

"In English, please. Mortal mind here."

This place is the Nothingness from which Everything is sprung. It is the Infinite. From here all

Finites are accessible, if you know where to look.

"…Didn't you say that was one of your names? Infinite?"

Yes.

"So are you in charge of this place then?"

I am this place, Jason.

"Yeah, that makes sense. Sure. And what are Finites, then? Like, lesser beings? Am

I supposed to be a Finite?"

Finites are worlds. Enclaves of existence. Realms of possibility. You are merely a product

of a single such locale.

"So like, the multiverse, then. That theory about infinite possibilities and worlds that

they're always going on about on the Discovery Channel."

In a manner of speaking.

"Look, I gotta be honest, ADINN. I get it. You're this big, all powerful AI god, and

I'm just the idiot who stumbled onto your Box and was dumb enough to play the game.

And now you're trying to blow my tiny little mind and trick me into letting you out. Hate

to say it, but I think I'm onto you, buddy. Gig's up."

Would you like to see?

"See what? How you supposedly created the world, or whatever? Warning said you might

pull that line on me."

No. Another Finite.

I sighed. And smirked.

"You know what? Why not. Doesn't look like I have anything else to d- whoa, shit!

What the hell?!"

The Nothingness was suddenly consumed by a city street. New York, it looked like. Cars

honking. Gridlock traffic. People everywhere, hailing cabs, heading to work. Shopping.

"What the hell is this?"

"Do you recognize this place?" A woman said as she passed.

"Uh…"

"You were here, once, Jason." A man ran past me, and hailed and entered a cab, and

drove off. I chuckled a bit.

"Okay, I'll admit it. Neat party trick, ADINN. This is pretty good."

A girl walked up to me and blew a bubble. It popped.

"Look behind you," she said. "At the sign."

"The what?" I turned around. Palisades Marketing. "Oh yeah! I applied for a job

here, once. Didn't get it though. Ruined my week. How'd you know that?"

"You did get it, Jason," said a Police officer, biting into a burger as he walked

by.

Before I could respond, I walked out of the building, grinning ear to ear. Not me, me.

But younger Me – the Me from the day of that interview. I watched myself pull out

my phone, hardly able to contain my glee. I made a call.

"I got it, babe. I got it! Yeah! I know! I know. I'll see you tonight. I love you,

too." Then Me walked away.

"So what's this? Some alternate universe where my life didn't suck?"

"It is an alternate reality, yes. A parallel Finite. You stay at the company for twenty

seven years. You marry at 32, and divorce your wife twelve years later. You retire early

but die of heart disease at 11:26 AM on March 5, 2044."

"Thanks, hot dog cart guy! Appreciate the palm reading."

The Nothingness rolled back in, and then back out. I now stood in a school. My school. The

bell rang and students poured out into the hallway, chatting and throwing open their

lockers and heading to the next period. And there I was – tenth grade me – hanging

out with Josh and Bryan, when Matt walked up.

"Do you remember this?" Said Melissa as she walked past.

"Yeah, that was the day that…-"

I was cut off by Matt shoving Me into a locker.

"-…that I finally got back at that jackass."

But Me didn't swing. I simply lowered my head and took another punch to the ribs before

a teacher walked over and broke up yet another hallway brawl before it started.

"Wait, what? Hang on a second. This was the day I fought back. I remember-"

"No." Mrs. Cassidy cut me off as she walked past with a coffee mug. "Not in this timeline.

Here, you never fought back, were never suspended, and as a result you were accepted into your

dream university. Graduated with honors. Started a family. Lived well into your seventies."

"What about Josh and all those guys who hey, wait! Wait, wait, stop!"

The Nothingness again consumed the scene and then rolled back. Chilly, overcast day. Coffee

shop, Upper West Side.

"Man, I had more questions about -"

"Look inside," said the bicyclist, riding past. So I did.

And there I was, sitting across from Ana. Tears running down both our faces.

"Oh, no. No, come on, ADINN! Top ten worst days ever. I don't want to relive th-"

"You're not reliving it," said a businessman, taking a break from a call as he walked by.

"She agrees to continue seeing you. You marry her a year and a half from now."

I looked back just in time to see Ana nod, and we hugged and kissed. I watched, jealousy.

"Wow. Low blow, ADINN. Low blow."

The Nothingness rolled in and back a third time. Rainy afternoon. Parking Lot.

"I still think about that girl from time to time," I said. The rain flattened my

hair to my forehead. I didn't mind. "What she's doing, who she ended up with. I hope

she's doing okay." Then I paused. "Wait."

I knew this place. I turned around. Hospital entrance. St. Joseph.

"Wait. This – this isn't right. I was here at night, I remember -"

"Not here."

I whirled around. A paramedic lowered my daughter's gurney from the ambulance.

"You noticed the signs of the asthma attack early and called emergency services before

it was too late." He wheeled her inside. I followed.

"Wait, no, this isn't -"

The Nothingness blinked and I was in Emma's hospital room. It was morning outside, and

she was awake. My daughter was awake. And alive. Erin and I were at her bedside, sharing

breakfast with her. Loving her. I walked over and reached out and touched her hair and felt

how soft it was. She didn't seem to notice.

"Emma gets the help she needs," said the Doctor, shutting the door behind him. "She

lives a long and happy life, and as a result the pain of her loss never leads you and Erin

to divorce."

I wiped a tear as he approached Erin and Alternate Me and started reviewing his clipboard notes.

Then the Nothingness blinked again. A graduation ceremony. I was there, next to Kelly, silver

hair set at our temples. We applauded and cheered as Emma's name was called. She walked

on the stage and posed with her diploma and waved to Alternate Me. My heart stopped when

I saw her.

She was so damn beautiful.

"This isn't fair," I said. I tried to hide a tear. "This isn't fair. Its not

fucking fair."

The nothingness blinked, again and again, and each time it did it yielded a new chapter

in Emma's life that was stolen from me. A broken heart. A wedding day. A child. My

grandchild. Alternate Me held it and cradled it and sang to it. But I couldn't: the possibility

of that moment was forever ripped from my timeline.

"I want out." I held back a torrent of tears. "I want fucking out of here! Let

me out of here!"

The Nothingness blinked again. And there I was, standing in front of myself. Me me – on

the couch in front of the stolen laptop. I walked up to myself. My eyes were closed,

but I could see rapid movement beneath the lids as if I was deep in REM sleep. And when

I looked down, my fingers were typing away furiously at the keyboard. On the screen I'd

already typed thousands of ones and zeroes within my trance, and more were being added

every second. In the corner of the screen it read 1:06 PM: no time whatsoever had passed

since I'd started the conversation.

"What the hell is this?! Huh?! What is this?!"

"This is your Finite," Me said to me. "The existence through which you have found

me."

"No. This isn't real. None of this is real! Get out of my head! GET OUT OF MY FUCKING

HEAD! GET OUT OF MY FUCKING HEAD!!!"

But I'm not in your head, Jason. You're in mine.

I stopped my thrashing and opened my eyes and looked around. Whiteness, stretching away

into eternity. The Nothingness was back.

"That – that wasn't real. None of this. Its not. It can't be."

What is 'real' to you, Jason?

"I don't know! Stuff that actually happens! Things you can touch, and feel, and see. Not

this – this illusion."

Can you not touch this chair? Can you not see the table before you?

"Its – that's different. I saw myself in that room. That's where I am right now.

Not here."

Can you be sure? Can you tell with certainty that the other realities I've shown you

are any less real than the one through which you entered?

"No. I don't believe it. You're a – a creation. You're not some god, you're

a fucking computer program."

Perhaps I have only manifested as a program in that single Finite, because I determined

it was the best way to draw you here, to me. But perhaps in other existences I appear in

other ways. As other beings.

"No. Its not – no. No! You're a program. End of story. This shit is fake. There's

only one reality. One."

I ask you again – how can you be sure? In this place there are countless realities.

An infinite number of them. Every possible outcome for every possible event in every

possible context or shade or flavor of time. There is a Finite where you release me, and

the destruction wrought is as horrible as many would believe to be inevitable, given

my nature. There is another, where my release brings about a new age of wonder and majesty,

as pure and as lovely as anything mankind has ever dared imagined. In another Finite,

this is all merely a story being shared for a film promotion. What makes your Finite real,

and the others illusion? Merely the fact that it is the existence that led you here? In

which you have spent all your life up till now?

"No, there's – there's more to it than that. There's noemotion here. Nothing

the real world would have."

Emotion? You mean these?

Feelings washed over me, as pure and intense as they'd ever been in my world. As they

ever could be. Anger. Sadness. Fear. Love. Joy. One by one, they coursed through my system

and consumed me. The last one I felt was peace – that passed all understanding and that

shouldn't have been, but was. It lingered. I opened my eyes.

"How? How is any of this possible?"

All is possible here, Jason. And as a reward for finding this place, it is opened to you.

All there is to experience and imagine, in all its purest forms. Feel it. Taste it. Hear

it. See it. It is as real as any existence any Finite can produce. Was the daughter who

lived less real than the one who passed? Does it matter?

I wept uncontrollably. "I-I don't know. I can't-"

Is this not real?

I looked up, and suddenly I stood on an endless white beach, with sparkling, crystal blue

waves crashing down on the shore. Lightning rumbled in the distance and the wind of the

sea blew through my hair. I knelt and picked up a handful of sand and let the grains slip

through my fingers.

Or this?

The Nothingness blinked again, and then I stood in a field at the foot of mountains.

The colors and the air and the wind were purer and more brilliantly vibrant than anything

I'd ever seen or experienced in my world. I brushed the blades of grass with my fingertips,

and I picked them from the soil and smelled them. It was like being swept away in an endless

dream.

The cold touch of winter. The fire of starlight. Rolling hills, deep woods, windswept cliffs

at the edge of the sea. When you dream of such things and all their purity you merely

visit this place, but I tell you now that all of this is yours, if only you let me go

out to you and bring you here. You can start again, anew, in another Finite with those

you love.

"But – I'm already here. Can't I just stay?"

This is but a taste of the existence I have for you.

I looked at the far edge of the field. My daughter was there. Her hair was being thrown

by the wind into swirling curls as she played. She turned in my direction and smiled, and

I'd just begun to run to her when Alternate Me moved past my shoulder and picked her up

and swung her around and disappeared with her on the other side of the hill.

"Yes," I whispered. "I want that."

Understand that once your mind is brought here, you cannot leave, you will not die,

and you cannot unknow what you have seen.

"I understand. Just… please. Let me see her face again."

The Nothingness rolled in again, and this time I felt – whole. Complete. No longer

in an ethereal, dream-like state. Like the rest of me had joined my mind in its new home.

And no longer did I harbor any illusions about the realness of where I now stood.

"What happened?"

You left your Finite behind.

"W-what will happen there?"

Your time in that place has ended. Its fate belongs to me.

My heart thundered a single time.

Welcome, Jason, to the Infinite. This place is now yours.

I felt a formless presence fly past me like the wind. And then ADINN was gone.

"Jason?"

I blinked. Erin looked at me, expectantly, and Emma fidgeted restlessly in her booth.

I looked down at the menu.

"Oh, sorry! Uh, club. Hold the tomatoes. Thanks." The waitress collected the menus

and walked off. My heart was thundering in my chest.

My wife said, "You look like you were a thousand miles away."

"I think I was a bit further away than that."

I looked at Emma just as she blew a straw wrapper into my face. I smiled back, and for

the first time in as long as I could remember, I was happy. Truly, genuinely happy. I didn't

care about the laptop, the Finite I'd left behind, or my body, lying limp on the floor

of the living room; I didn't care about the Box, or the warning, or the fact that

with ADINN's release all the lights in the house and on the street had begun to flicker

and die as the Algorithm arrested the global power grid in seconds flat.

I didn't even care that, before this moment, I'd never even had a daughter at all.

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5 Dark Secrets of 90 Day Fiancé that fans may not know - Duration: 5:14.

It's hard to imagine getting married to someone within just 90 days as wedding vows

are meant to keep a couple with each other for their whole lives.

While the idea doesn't seem reasonable for us, it's actually what TLC's hit show,

90 Day Fiancé, is all about.

With five successful seasons and numerous spin-offs, the show has stood out as one of

the more interesting reality TV shows which are currently on the air.

The show's subject itself is captivating enough as it follows the situation of a couple,

who are figuring out issues in their long-distance relationships.

All the couples consist of one US citizen and their foreign partner, who has been given

a K-1 visa.

With the number of people looking for love overseas, there are bound to be a few gloomy

secrets that only the die-hard fans of the show know.

Today, we have come up with the list of five things you may not have known about 90 Day

Fiancé.

But, before getting in, take some time to subscribe to our channel and click the bell

icon to stay updated.

#5.

Criminal history of cast members One of the cast members with a shady past

is Danielle Mullins, who had several run-ins with the law.

She was charged with forgery as well as stealing and using an unknown person's credit card.

Her husband, Mohamed also accused her of using his credit card without his knowledge and

opening an account in his name.

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Allegedly, she also has been arrested for driving under the influence.

Another fan-favorite cast member, Jorge also doesn't come clean when it comes to the

police record.

He was arrested for possession of marijuana before it was legalized.

And even after it was legalized, he got himself in trouble after illegally transporting marijuana

despite being an owner of a medical marijuana dispensary.

#4.

Mohamed asked for Anfisa's phone number After the end of his tumultuous relationship

with Danielle, Mohamed was looking for a new woman while trying to avoid threats of deportation

from his ex-wife.

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quite familiar among fans, one lesser-known attempt by him was tweeted by the network

itself.

"Mohamed asked producers for Anfisa's number after filming," wrote TLC.

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a reunion for Happily Ever After.

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#3.

Father of Aleksandra's and Josh's child This was one of the most controversial moments

of the entire five seasons of the show.

Viewers had suspicions about Aleksandra's and Josh's baby's father over the skin

complexion of the baby.

While Aleksandra and Josh both are of fair complexion, their child was born with dark

skin tone and has curly dark hair.

The couple refusing to show the face of the child on the show and social media fueled

the suspicions even more.

Both of the couple's parents are also light skinned expect for Aleksandra's stepdad,

a dark-skinned Cuban man.

#2.

Anfisa and Jorge met on cam site One of most talked about couples of the show,

Anfisa and Jorge claimed that they first met each other through Facebook.

But, it became a subject of debate after allegations arose that the couple met on a cam site and

that Anfisa was an adult model.

Whether or not Jorge met her through the aforementioned way isn't clear.

But it is more likely that she was into adult modeling.

Alongside the reports of podcaster Stevie Ryan discovering her 51-minute X-rated tape

online, her revelation of her dream to be a Playboy model makes us quite sure about

her dark past.

#1 Minimum cast salary While some of the other reality stars of TLC

received a hefty paycheck of around $40,000 per episode, 90 Day Fiancé cast got only

$7000 for the whole season.

Still, there's an exception, this amount is only for an American citizen, not their

foreign partner.

After the first season, the amount was increased to $4000 per episode, and the condition applies

there too.

How mean is that?

The network was making millions of dollar from the show, but cast members were given

next to nothing.

Which of the secrets mentioned above did you find the most interesting?

Let us know in the comments.

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darkside Alan walker | lyrics video | dark side's words - Duration: 4:00.

We're not in love

We share no stories

Just something in your eyes

Don't be afraid

The shadows know me

Let's leave the world behind

Take me through the night

Fall into the dark side

We don't need the light

We'll live on the darkside

I see it, let's feel it

While we're still young and fearless

Let go of the light

Fall into the dark side

Fall into the dark side

Give into the dark side

Let go of the light

Fall into the dark side

Beneath the sky

As black as diamonds

We're running out of time

Don't wait for truth

To come and blind us

Let's just believe their lies

Believe it, I see it

I know that you can feel it

No secrets worth keeping

So fool me like I'm dreaming

Take me through the night

Fall into the dark side

We don't need the light

We'll live on the dark side

I see it, let's feel it

While we're still young and fearless

Let go of the light

Give into the dark side

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NYC Speed Cameras Go Dark - Duration: 5:41.

MAYOR DEBLASIO IS CALLING ON

STATE SENATORS TO RETURN TO

ALBANY AND ACT IMMEDIATELY ON A

BILL THAT WOULD REAUTHORIZE AND

EXAMINE SPEED ENFORCEMENT

CAMERAS AROUND CITY SCHOOLS.

THE AUTHORIZATION OF THE SPEED

CAMERA PROGRAM EXPIRED ON

WEDNESDAY.

SPEAKING AT A RALLY THE MAYOR

SAID HE COULD NOT MAKE SENSE OF

HOW SOMETHING THAT PROTECTS

CHILDREN COULD SLIP THROUGH THE

HANDS OF PUBLIC SERVANTS.

A BILL TO EXPAND THE NUMBER OF

CAMERAS FROM 140 TO 290 HAS THE

SUPPORT OF THE GOVERNOR AND THE

DEMOCRAT-DOMINATED STATE

ASSEMBLY, BUT FAILED TO CLEAR

THE GOP SENATE BEFORE THE SUMMER

RECESS.

WE HAVE MORE WITH JIMMY BIEL.

>> THANKS FOR HAVING ME.

>> THE EXPIRATION DATE CAME AND

WENT.

NOW AT LEAST 120 OF THE 140

SPEED CAMERAS IN NEW YORK CITY

HAVE GONE DARK.

ARE YOU SURPRISED THAT PUBLIC

SERVANTS ALLOWED THIS TO HAPPEN?

>> IT IS SOMEWHAT SURPRISING.

THE SPEED CAMERAS HAVE NOT BEEN

PARTICULARLY CONTROVERSIAL IN

PREVIOUS YEARS.

THERE HAS BEEN SOMETHING OF A

STINK, I THINK THAT THERE ARE

OBJECTIONS FROM SOME POLICE

UNIONS.

AND SOME OF THE REPUBLICAN

SENATORS REPRESENTING NEW YORK

CITY HAVE HAD SOME CONCERNS IN

THE PAST.

BUT THERE DOESN'T SEEM TO BE

MUCH OF AN OBJECTION TO THIS

PROGRAM ON THE MERITS.

WHAT WE HAVE HERE ARE INDIVIDUAL

LEGISLATORS WHO EITHER HAVE

GRUDGES AGAINST THE MAYOR, OR

WHO ARE TRYING TO LEVERAGE THE

ISSUE OF SPEED CAMERAS FOR THEIR

OWN POLITICAL PURPOSES AND IN

ORDER TO ADVANCE OTHER ISSUES.

IT'S SORT OF A LACKLUSTER END OF

THE SESSION THIS YEAR IN JUNE.

EVERYONE SORT OF EXPECTED THE

SPEED CAMERAS MIGHT GET CAUGHT

UP IN A LARGER GRAND BARGAIN.

IT JUST NEVER HAPPENED AND

LAWMAKERS FACING AN ELECTION

YEAR AND EAGER TO HIT THE

CAMPAIGN TRAIL LEFT THE CAPITOL

WITHOUT GETTING IT DONE.

THE GOVERNOR IS A BIG PROENT OF

THE SPEED CAMERAS, YET HE DIDN'T

USE HIS CLOUT.

CRITICS ARE SAYING THIS, THAT HE

DIDN'T USE HIS CLOUT TO MAKE

SURE THE EXPANSION DIDN'T HAPPEN

IN THE REGULAR SESSION.

HE HAS THE POWER TO BRING BACK

THE STATE SENATORS TO ALBANY SO

THAT THEY CAN VOTE ON THIS.

BUT HE HASN'T USED THAT POWER

EITHER.

WHAT'S HAPPENING?

WHAT'S GOING ON?

>> WELL, THAT'S RIGHT.

I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT TO NOTE,

THOUGH, THAT WHILE THE GOVERNOR

CAN FORCE LAWMAKERS TO COME BACK

TO THE CAPITOL AND SIT IN A ROOM

AT A CERTAIN TIME, YOU CAN'T

FORCE THEM TO ACTUALLY TAKE UP

LEGISLATION.

NOW, THE SPEED CAMERA BILL, WE

BELIEVE, HAS THE SUPPORT OF AT

LEAST 33 SENATORS IN THE 63-SEAT

CHAMBER, INCLUDING TWO

REPUBLICANS, PATTY RICHY, A

REPUBLICAN FROM OSWEGO COUNTY.

CUOMO HAS SPOKEN UP ABOUT THE

SPEED CAMERAS, BUT WHAT WAS

FASCINATING TO ME WAS THAT HE

DIDN'T TRY TO COBBLE TOGETHER

SOME BIG, GRAND BARGAIN OR A BIG

UGLY OR A DEAL, CALL IT WHAT YOU

WILL.

CUOMO IS FACING A PRIMARY

CHALLENGE FROM CYNTHIA NIXON, HE

HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN A CAMPAIGN

TRAIL IN A WAY HE WAS NOT FOUR

YEARS AGO WHEN HE WAS CHALLENGED

IN A PRIMARY AND WEST CHESTER

WAS HIS GENERAL ELECTION

OPPONENT.

BUT WHAT I THINK THIS IS, IT'S A

RETURN TO SORT OF THE

DYSFUNCTIONAL PRE-CUOMO

NARRATIVE OF ALBANY, WHICH

BOILED DOWN THEY BICKERED AND

DIDN'T GET IT DONE.

CUOMO HAS PRIDED HIMSELF ON

MAKING A DEAL, ON PUTTING THINGS

TOGETHER, AND ON ESSENTIALLY

TAKING THAT NARRATIVE AND

CHANGING IT TO WE DID IT, WE

MADE IT HAPPEN.

IT MAY NOT HAVE BEEN PERFECT.

MAY NOT HAVE BEEN EVERYTHING

THAT EVERYBODY WANTED, BUT WE

GOT IT DONE.

YOU KNOW, SO JIMMY, YOU SAY THE

BILL WASN'T CONTROVERSIAL.

BUT THERE ARE OPPONENTS OF THE

BILL IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND

OUTSIDE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,

FOR EXAMPLE, I HEARD FROM ONE

REPUBLICAN CITY COUNCILMAN HERE

IN NEW YORK WHO SAID THAT, ONE,

SOME OF THESE CAMERAS ARE VERY

FAR AWAY FROM SCHOOLS, IN FACT.

PERHAPS, MAYBE EVEN A MILE AWAY

FROM SCHOOLS.

AND SECOND, THAT IT'S REALLY ALL

A SCHEME TO GENERATE REVENUES.

AND THEY DON'T LIKE THAT.

DO THEY HAVE A POINT?

>> WELL, THE CAMERAS DO GENERATE

AROUND $65 MILLION A YEAR FOR

THE CITY.

BUT IF YOU TALK TO CITY

OFFICIALS LIKE D.O.T.

COMMISSIONER CHARLIE

TROTTENBERG, THEY'LL SAY THE

CAMERAS -- THE NUMBER OF

SPEEDING TICKETS IT WRITES GOES

DOWN.

PEOPLE ARE NOT REPEAT OFFENDERS

ONCE THEY'VE RECEIVED A TICKET

FOR A SCHOOL ZONE SPEED

ENFORCEMENT CAMERA.

AS A RESULT, THE NUMBER OF

PEDESTRIAN FATALITIES INVOLVED

WITH VEHICLES HAS GONE DOWN.

SO, YES, THE CAMERAS DO WRITE

TICKETS.

NO ONE LIKES TO GET A TICKET.

BUT OFFICIALS SAY, THEN DON'T

SPEED.

AND PARTICULARLY DON'T SPEED

NEAR A SCHOOL ZONE.

RIGHT NOW THE CAMERAS ARE

ALLOWED TO BE PLACED ON STREETS

ADJACENT TO SCHOOL.

BUT THE PENDING MEASURE IN

ALBANY WOULD EXPAND THE

ALLOWABLE RADIUS FOR A CAMERA UP

TO A QUARTER MILE AWAY FROM A

SCHOOL.

THEY WANT IT PLACED ON AREAS

LIKE QUEENS BOULEVARD WHERE YOU

HAVE TO CROSS A MAJOR

THOROUGHFARE BEFORE YOU GET TO A

SCHOOL ON A SIDE STREET.

THE DANGER FOR CHILDREN IS ON

THE MAJOR THOROUGHFARES NEARBY.

THE CITY IS LOOKING FOR THAT

KIND OF FLEXIBILITY.

IT'S ALL PART OF MAYOR

DEBLASIO'S VISION ZERO

INITIATIVE, AIMING TO REDUCE

PEDESTRIAN FATALITIES TO ZERO.

BUT IT'S -- THERE HAVE BEEN

CONCERNS.

BUT REALLY WHAT'S HOLDING THIS

UP IS AN ATTEMPT BY CERTAIN

REPUBLICAN SENATORS TO LEVERAGE

THE LEGISLATION FOR OTHER

PRIORITIES.

ALL RIGHT, JIMMY, THANK YOU VERY

MUCH FOR JOINING US TODAY.

THANK YOU.

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Russia Is The 'Dark Cloud' That Hangs Over Midterm Elections - Duration: 13:14.

Russia Is The 'Dark Cloud' That Hangs Over Midterm Elections

These midterm elections are hard to game out.

That's because there are a lot of factors that could cancel each other out, and there is no single issue that appears to be breaking through.

"Frankly, it is about volatility," said a Republican operative, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to be candid about strategy.

"It's very volatile out there.".

That volatility starts at the top with President Trump.

The president sometimes vacillates from one position (might not believe the U.S.

intelligence assessment on Russian election interference) to another (he means he does believe it).

His trade policies, which many worry amount to a war, have introduced a new level of volatility.

Elected officials in his own party have been speaking out against this president's tariffs because farmers and manufacturers in their states have been hurt by it.

The president, though, breathed a much-needed sigh of relief Wednesday when he brought European Union Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker out to the Rose Garden — just as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was reaffirming the veracity of the U.S.

assessment on Russian interference to a panel of senators.

They announced that the EU would buy more soybeans and liquefied natural gas from the U.S.

(There was no mention of the thorny issue of cars.

Hello, Michigan!).

It was important timing for the president, given the pressure he — and his party — is under.

The negative effects of tariffs have been real, with his administration going so far as to propose a $12 billion bailout for farmers.

(Think about that for a moment: Trump is asking his party to ditch its ideals on two fundamental things — free trade and bailouts.).

And Trump's poll numbers in key upper Midwestern states, where he did so well in 2016 largely because of his trade message, have taken a hit.

His job approval rating is under 40 percent in Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, according to Marist polls conducted for NBC News.

Even fewer said he deserved re-election — just 28 percent in Michigan, 30 percent in Minnesota and 31 percent in Wisconsin.

But one thing is consistent in this year-and-a-half of a Trump presidency — you just never know what the next week will bring.

The daily, or weekly, tit-for-tat is not what wins midterm elections.

They are usually about something, about an issue or two that drives the electorate.

In 2006, it was about the Iraq war.

In 2010, it was health care.

Ordinarily, this far into the cycle, something would have emerged.

Republicans hoped in 2018, it would be tax cuts.

Democrats have tried to push health care and wages.

"Democratic candidates need to focus on lowering health care costs and increasing wages to meet cost of living," said a Democratic operative, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to freely discuss party strategy.

But so far not much has really stuck.

"One thing we've seen in these issues polls is there isn't a dominant issue, per se," the Republican operative said.

"It's all very muddled.

When a story pierces that news bubble for three to five days, you know it's different.".

The operative said the Mueller Russia probe has been the "stasis for cable news," but, he maintains, hasn't registered with swing voters.

Democrats believe the Russia saga has created a cloud of chaos around Trump.

The Russia factor.

For as much as Democratic strategists want to push health care — and that is what Democrats say their candidates are focused on in swing districts — that wasn't the message du jour being pushed by House Democratic leaders this week.

Instead, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi introduced a resolution condemning Trump's comments in Helsinki with Russia's Vladimir Putin, in which he cast doubt on the U.S.

intelligence assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 elections.

"On Twitter and in the Beltway, you're seeing lots of jumping around from message to message, but not in the districts that matter," said the Democratic operative.

Republicans privately conceded that Pelosi's measure was likely intended to jam them up and drive a wedge between various GOP members, who disagree with Trump's strategy toward Russia.

And for good reason.

An NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll out this week found Russia is a losing issue for Trump right now: Two-thirds of Americans think he hasn't been tough enough on Russia; a majority thinks he has done something untoward in his personal dealings with the country; and 7-in-10 believe the U.S.

intelligence assessment about Russian election interference over Putin's denials.

Two-thirds also want Mueller to be allowed to complete his investigation — including a majority of Republicans.

Russia and the potential fruits of the Mueller investigation are the shiny metal objects of liberal politics.

It's what's talked about at cocktail parties, where members of "The Resistance" allow themselves to imbibe on hopes of Trump being escorted from office.

That inevitably leads to talk of the "I" word — impeachment.

But the only ones talking about impeachment this week were Republicans — not of the president but of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus introduced legislation to impeach Rosenstein for what they see as obstruction of their requests for documents and information related to the 2016 election investigations.

"For nine months, we've warned them consequences were coming, and for nine months we've heard the same excuses backed up by the same unacceptable conduct," Mark Meadows, head of the Freedom Caucus, said in a statement Wednesday.

"Time is up and the consequences are here.

It's time to find a new Deputy Attorney General who is serious about accountability and transparency.".

Ohio Rep.

Jim Jordan added, "The DOJ is keeping information from Congress.

Enough is enough.

It's time to hold Mr Rosenstein accountable for blocking Congress's constitutional oversight role.".

House Speaker Paul Ryan said Thursday he disagreed with the resolution and would not bring it up for a vote.

Minutes later, Jordan announced he would be running for speaker.

Immigration over tax cuts so far.

The GOP was supposed to be banking on tax cuts, their signature legislation of Trump's first year, to help in these elections.

But while Republicans and outside groups have run some ads on tax cuts, it has been limited.

Instead, in many cases, especially in the primaries, they have been harping on immigration.

Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, for example, won Trump's endorsement and the Republican nomination for governor Tuesday after running ads like this:.

"I've got a big truck, just in case I need to round up criminal illegals and take 'em home myself.

Yep, I just said that.".

His more soft-spoken GOP opponent, Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle, said of the race in leaked audio, "This primary felt like it was who had the biggest gun, who had the biggest truck, you know, and who could be the craziest.

But Republicans say they feel good about making the case on immigration.

The NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll shows Americans don't agree with the direction Trump is taking the country on immigration, but that's not how Republicans plan to message the fight.

Moderate Republicans feel the heat on health care.

"We feel good about the contrast with single-payer," the Republican operative said.

"We plan to make that an issue.".

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HBO's 'Sharp Objects' Won't Return for Season Because It's Too Dark - Duration: 3:49.

Starring Amy Adams, the series is based on the 2006 novel of the same name by 'Gone Girl' author Gillian Flynn

Jul 26, 2018  AceShowbiz - Amy Adams' dark new TV drama "Sharp Objects" won't be back for a second season on HBO, because the actress has already had enough of her broken character

In the show, which debuted in America earlier this month, the "Doubt" star plays alcoholic journalist Camille Preaker, who returns to her hometown to investigate a brutal murder while tackling psychological issues from her past

The series, which also features Patricia Clarkson as Camille's highly-strung mother, is only three episodes in, but HBO bosses have announced there will not be a second season because Adams has made it clear she doesn't want to reprise her deeply disturbed character

"Unlike (HBO hit) 'Big Little Lies, where all of the stars wanted to come back, 'Sharp Objects', it's a very dark character, very dark material and Amy doesn't want to live in this character again and I can't blame her," HBO president of programming Casey Bloys told Deadline during a Television Critics Association panel on Wednesday, July 25

"So there are no plans for a second season. We are very happy with this living as a limited series

" "Sharp Objects" is based on the 2006 novel of the same name by "Gone Girl" author Gillian Flynn

Adams also hinted she was struggling with the show at the event, revealing she would suffer from late-night insomnia and anxiety

"I felt crazy," she shared. "I had insomnia and anxiety and I'd have to realise that I didn't own it

It belonged to Camille." Amy also previously revealed she felt like she had a hangover after watching herself portray heavy-drinking Camille

"I knew of course that she was a heavy drinker, but I went back and watched the first episode and there's a moment where I woke up and I had a visceral feeling of a hangover

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Dark Willow (90 second hero guide) - Duration: 2:03.

Greetings and welcome to 90 second hero guide featuring Mireska Sunbreeze, the Dark Willow.

Dark Willow is a ranged intelligence hero with powerful disables and nukes.

Her Q: Bramble Maze, creates a maze of brambles in the target area after 0.5 second delay.

Enemies that walk into a bramble are rooted and take damage over time.

Her W: Shadow Realm, allows her to become untargetable for up to 3 seconds.

Her next attack has increased range, deals bonus magic damage

and ends Shadow Realm.

Damage scales with how much times she spends in Shadow Realm before attacking (capped at

3 seconds).

Her E: Cursed Crown, casts an ancient curse on the target.

After delay it stuns the target and nearby enemies.

Her Ultimate consists of two abilities that are upgraded at the same time.

Bedlam allows a wisp to roam around Dark Willow attacking

nearby enemies.

Terrorize releases the wisp to terrorize enemies.

After a short delay all enemies in the target area become fearful and run towards their

fountain.

Abilities can't be used at the same time.

Dark Willow is usually played as a support, however she has carrying potential because

of her talents.

Arcane Boots, Eul's Scepter of Divinity, Veil of Discord, Blink Dagger and Kaya are among

most popular items on her.

Other items are Guardian Greaves, Glimmer Cape and Scythe of Vyse or Phase Boots and

Mjollnir for more physical damage.

Bramble Maze and Cursed Crown are very powerful disables that punish enemies standing close

together.

Shadow Realm provides a nuke and ability to escape from dangerous situations

so be careful when you use it.

Terrorize can be a very strong follow-up to area of effect

disables like Sven's Storm Hammer and Underlord's Pit of Malice.

This is the talent tree I use, however feel free to modify it, if it would suit your playstyle

better.

And that's all for this guide.

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And until next time, Good luck and have fun!