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Deadly diseases

Some kids were asked to write down 3 deadly diseases .

One boy wrote:

1. AIDS
2.Cancer
3. /

Teacher: What disease is this /?

Student: Shuo, , you no know stroke again?

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Little Mermaid, Who will play Ariel, Ursula, Sebastian and more!

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 MEGAN STONE,Good Morning America 

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ABC revealed an all-star cast lineup for the upcoming "The Little Mermaid Live!"

The teaser aired during the premier of "Kids Say the Darndest Things."

uli'i Cravalho, who voiced "Moana," will trade in the heart of Te Fiti for a pair of fins to play the other Disney sea princess, Ariel.

The teaser also showed Cravalho styling -- and rocking -- the iconic red hair.

The teaser included a sample of Cravalho performing the song Ariel sings when surrendering her voice to Ursula, who will be played by Queen Latifah.

(MORE: 'Lion King's' Donald Glover sends message of support to 'Little Mermaid's' Halle Bailey)

Spider-Man 3 Gets a Release Date in 2021

By BRANDON DAVIS - comicbooks

(Photo: Marvel Studios)

A third Spider-Man film starring Tom Holland and set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is happening following a deal being reached between Sony and Disney. The story which will build on the events of Peter Parker's story from Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home will debut in theaters on July 16, 2021.

"I am thrilled that Spidey’s journey in the MCU will continue, and I and all of us at Marvel Studios are very excited that we get to keep working on it,” said Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige. “Spider-Man is a powerful icon and hero whose story crosses all ages and audiences around the globe. He also happens to be the only hero with the superpower to cross cinematic universes, so as Sony continues to develop their own Spidey-verse you never know what surprises the future might hold.”

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Why was Robin Williams upset with Disney over Aladdin?

BY : Jerel Minter

Robin Williams made a deal with Disney to voice the Genie in Aladdin on the condition that they don't use his likeness as the Genie in its advertising to promote the movie (such as his name or his voice) or sell anything with his character's face on it to make money off of him for more than 25% of the film's marketing (meaning they can use a little bit of him but not too much).

Disney violated their agreement by doing what Robin told them not to do, and this was what pissed him off :

This is why he doesn't appear as the Genie in the second film “The Return Of Jafar” or the Aladdin television series, Robin Williams was replaced by Dan Castellaneta in those productions, but he did return in “Aladdin And The King Of Thieves”.

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Calling out the racist backlash against the Little Mermaid Little Mermaid Remake

                                              By:  Sophie Wilkinson

Wouldn’t you say I’m the girl who has everything,” warbles Ariel in the 1989 Disney film The Little Mermaid. And sure, she’s got gadgets and gizmos aplenty, but she’s crying out for a remake. Ariel may be rebellious and strong-willed, but her story, for all its catchy songs, is essentially a morality tale about the corrupting influence of a world outside her father’s control and the virtues of a woman’s silence.

© Disney Ariel as she appeared in the original Disney cartoon back in the 190s 

Thirty years on, and a Disney live-action remake is happening. And so is a backlash of sorts, after Halle Bailey, an African-American singer, was cast in the main role. The problem is, naysayers insist, Ariel is meant to be ginger.

Let’s grab a dinglehopper and pick this one apart. Some are doubtless using Ariel’s hair colour as code for her skin colour. Their feelings are that Ariel isn’t just meant to have red hair, she’s meant to be the sort of person who tends to have naturally red hair – a white person. This is racism. There was a similar backlash from so-called fans when a black woman was cast to play Hermione in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Though it was a play where people use wands to cast spells, certain people couldn’t manage to see Hermione, written in the books as having brown eyes and frizzy hair, as anything but a white woman. 

While it’s fair to say Hans Christian Andersen’s Little Mermaid probably wasn’t black in his original story, the narrative features the mermaid killing herself in order to achieve moral purity, so tweaking his version has always been necessary. Disney’s creators used Italian-American Alyssa Milano’s face as a template for Ariel, bunged on some blue eyes, and turned her hair red simply because, the story goes, blonde hair would be too similar to Daryl Hannah’s in 1984’s Splash, and red complements a green tail. On that basis, well, black goes with anything.

Others are of the mindset that Ariel was a wonderful role model for young ginger girls, and this casting is a loss for them. I certainly felt an affinity with Ariel when I was younger, and it felt good growing up to know that, no matter how frequently my gingerness was mocked, I had a Spice Girl and a Disney character on my side.

Now I’m grown up and the teasing has slowed. I still carry emotional scars from years of boys calling me names such as “ginger mooey” and “tango b*****ks”, and of being frequently asked about the colour of my pubes. I don’t doubt that young ginger women continue to be sexualised in the same way. But more representation for ginger women isn’t going to fix that. Look at the legion ginger women we have in the public eye, from Angela Rayner and Lily Cole to Julianne Moore and Karen Gillan. Also, to further confound the racists, mixed-race model Adwoa Aboah has auburn hair that grows into what she calls “a ginger afro”.

                                          Get the full gist at MSN

A Canadian political cartoonist's drawing of Donald Trump went viral. Two days later, he was fired

By: N'dea Yancey-Bragg

A Canadian political cartoonist announced he was let go just two days after his illustration of President Donald Trump standing over the bodies of a drowned migrant father and daughter went viral on social media.

Michael de Adder tweeted Friday that he had been let go from his freelance contract with Canadian newspaper publishing company Brunswick News Inc. The announcement came after de Adder shared his June 26 drawing that depicts Trump standing next to a golf cart and looking down at the bodies of Óscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez and his 23-month-old daughter Valeria.

In the cartoon, Trump asks, "Do you mind if I play through?"

"I've got to admit, it hurts pretty bad. I'm a New Brunswicker," de Adder said on Twitter. "I loved drawing cartoons for my home province. I'm a proud New Brunswicker. I will survive."

De Adder's cartoon is based on a graphic image taken by journalist Julia Le Duc showing the El Salvadoran father and daughter deceased and face down on the muddy riverbank of the Rio Grande.

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Pokemon Got a New Mascot and Fans are thrilled

Source : Comic Book

   Pokemon has a slew of top-notch mascots under its control, and fans know few can stand up to Pikachu. The iconic pocket monster has ruled the franchise as its go-to Pokemon for decades now, but it seems Japan is set to challenge that status.

After all, The Pokemon Company did just release a brand-new mascot, and it has brought Geodude to life.

Recently, an announcement from Japan went live which confirmed the debut of a new Pokemon mascot. As you can see below, Geodude has now gotten an official suit from The Pokemon Company, leaving the Rock-type to join ranks with the likes of Pikachu and Eevee.

As it turns out, Geodude was turned into a mascot to honor the Iwate Prefecture of Japan. The Pokemon has become that area’s representative, and the reason as to why is simple. In Japan, Iwate roughly translates to ‘rock hands’ or ‘pebble hands’. Obviously, Geodude is a floating rock with hands in the Pokemon Universe, so it makes sense for the Pokemon to team up with the Iwate Prefecture.

Below, you can see how fans are feeling about the new mascot, and they’ve got some questions to say the least. The choice to bring Geodude to life has confused some, but netizens are mostly intrigued by his costume. After all, mascots do have to walk around in their costumes, and Geodude is meant to float. To gloss over this issue, The Pokemon Company designed the Geodude costume with transparent patterning seen in PNG files, and fans are taking their jokes about the trousers very seriously.

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THE SEED

Sharing a professional’s view on Animation about, “Spiderman into the Spider-Verse.”

Source: Bloop Animation

Spider man into the Spider-Verse: 2D or 3D?

Every once in while an animated movie comes out that is impossible to ignore.

Spiderman Into the Spider-Verse is one of those movies.

It is without a doubt one of the best animated films I’ve ever seen.

Apparently I’m not alone. The film won the 2019 Academy Award for best animated feature film.

But what is it that made this movie so great? I would say it was these two aspects:

·         Great Story

·         Unique and ground-breaking animation style

In this post I want to talk about the latter.

If you watched the film, or even seen the trailer, you probably noticed something was different about this one. The way this film looks and feels is different from other animated films in recent years.

It doesn’t look like 3D animation, but it’s also not really 2D as we know it. So what is it?

Is this movie 2D or 3D?

When the industry first made the transition from traditional 2D to 3D computers animation, the shift was very clear. It was obvious that Toy Story looks completely different from Lion King. It was visually apparent. 

Once the switch was made, the industry worked harder and harder to push the art form as much as possible. Getting better and better renders, producing more realistic results. Films looked better and better each year.

But there’s only so far we can push it.

At some point, all films just look amazing. The fidelity is incredible and there seem to be no limit to what we can produce with computer animation.

Then the question had to be asked – what’s next?

Finding Right Expression

Netflix Vs Spielberg

Source: Comicbook

By: Megan Peters 

It doesn’t take much to prompt conversation on Twitter, and movie fans responded to a heated debate in droves this weekend. Recently, a report went live saying Steven Spielberg is hoping to get Netflix films banned from receiving Oscars, and it seems the streaming service is responding at last.

Taking to Twitter, the official page for Netflix Film posted a brief note to fans that’s seemingly in response to Spielberg and his critiques.

“We love cinema. Here are some things we also love,” the post reads. “Access for people who can't always afford, or live in towns without, theaters. Letting everyone, everywhere enjoy releases at the same time. Giving filmmakers more ways to share art.

“These things are not mutually exclusive.”

This comment surfaced just days after a report by IndieWire suggested Spielberg is eager to suggest a rule change within The Academy of Motion Picture Sciences to make streamed films ineligible for awards.

“Steven feels strongly about the difference between the streaming and theatrical situation,” a spokesperson for Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment said. “He’ll be happy if the others will join [his campaign] when that comes up [at the Academy Board of Governors meeting]. He will see what happens.”

The report was met with some intense scrutiny online as netizens weighed in on the director’s notes. Many felt his comments represented an outdated view on film, but Spielberg is not alone in his concern. According to reports, other Academy representatives feel Netflix needs to adhere to certain standards to be eligible for Oscars moving forward.

“There’s a growing sense that if [Netflix] is going to behave like a studio, there should be some sort of standard,” one Academy governor explained. “The rules were put into effect when no one could conceive of this present or this future. We need a little clarity.”

At this point, no decision has come down on whether The Academy's standards for streamed films will be changed for future seasons, but the debate is raging on online. As sites like Netflix continue to tout more and more critically acclaimed projects, friction between the company and Hollywood's traditional theatrics is unavoidable, but it seems Netflix is sticking to its guns with this big hurdle.

What are your opinions? Make them known at Comicbook.com

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WHAT SMART ORGANIZATIONS DO TO ASSIST THEIR CLIENTS?

Some organizations look for ways to convey important messages to their clients from time to time; sometimes this information would be pasted on their Notice Boards, printed as flyers, Magazines or Brochures and at times sent in Electronics formats. However Smart organizations understand that this is the 21^st Century, so bombarding ones’ clientele with too much information can sometimes be frustrating. They realize that time is money; and people want things done faster than the usual way. And for those reasons, they incorporate Explainer Videos as a fast Digital Marketing and information passing tool. These videos have short time duration and are easily shared on the Social Media and across all digital devices like the Smart TVs, Phones and Tablets in common formats.

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MISSING MONTH

Mentality

What to do when things don’t go our way.

It’s  often been said that what separates an extra ordinary person from an ordinary one it that extra efforts; and also what distinguishes a winner from a looser is that ability to persevere.  Over the weekend, while looking for a source of inspiration, I stumbled on the story of the famous Walt Disney and would like to share some of the lessons learned with you as fast as possible. The story was based on the struggles he faced in order to create the Disney land. It was said that the man, Walt Disney, himself wrote 249 proposals to woo investors, but he was turned down because they didn't believe in his vision. But he never gave up, and after the 250^th proposal, he got a funding for his idea.

Now everyone can see how big and famous his vision metamorphosed today. And this got me thinking. I began to question myself, how many proposals have I personally written and with how many rejections? How many self or collaborative projects have I embarked and with what success? It is not that your idea or mine is not a fantastic one, but maybe we have not yet found someone that will key into our visions, like some would call it, someone to build our mastermind alliance with. Then we need to keep pressing forward, sometimes it can be reached under the first few hundred contacts we approach and for some, like the story of Colonel Harland Sanders, of the KFC fame, it can be over a thousand. But I learnt that for one to succeed in life he/she must be willing to press on against all odds. And frankly, all these lessons are what an average entrepreneur knows, but sometimes when the chips are down we tend to forget. Sometimes we need to read and listening to mentors to refresh our memories when all odds seem to be against us. We might be tired, discouraged, frustrated, beat down or up, but quitting should never be in our dictionary of words. Remember, the easiest thing to do when you are behind is to quit. Real winners don’t do the easy things, please don’t quit, we can be one of the winners.

Hope we all attain our hearts desire this year, let’s keep pressing on!

Regards,

 Go guy

GETTING BUSINESS MINDED THIS YEAR

Are you thinking of taking your brands and businesses to the next level this year? More especially with the proliferation of too much social media, innumerable websites / blogs and all other digital platforms, sometimes words bodily written are sometimes not even enough to perform the magic of transforming to leads. Times are tough, and with each passing day strategies needed to be modified and sometimes changed. This is the era of digital marketing; no gainsaying. So it is no mews that with each passing day peoples’ attentions seem to wane quickly. There is too much pressure from the management to perform and people just do not have the time and patience to read or listen to too much stories.

However, I would like to implore you to ‘HAVE NO FEAR’, because this time our team at Exconc Studios would be there to assist you in the creation of some Concise, Attention grabbing and Funny short Videos that are particularly tailored for you. All you have to do is tell us what your business is all about.

Now that Big, flat, redundant Television sets hanging on the wall of your office reception can serve an additional purpose of promoting your brands rather that entertaining your guests only with Music, Sports, Movies and what have you?  

STILL CURIOUS?

Then you can watch our less than two minutes white animation to begin with, by clicking this link on YouTube EXCONC STUDIOS WHITE BOARD ANIMATION or clicking the video link below. And see how we can help you too create one that would not only get your audiences glued, but would compel them to take some positive actions towards your brands.

So that the next time, do not just share anything with your friends and followers on the social media; bur rather share something about yourself and your businesses that will be exciting and fun to watch. Take the right step this year, it’s left to you?

Go guy

Flingernosecomics@gmail.com

Hilarious Assignments Kids Turned in to Their Teachers

 Welcome back to 2019!

I think it’s somehow refreshing to start this year with an article I stumbled upon on msn which I particularly find very funny. Especially as it goes in line with some of educational jokes that the creator of the Flinger Nose Comic enjoys; always finding ways to tweak educational materials to make them fun. I believe that learning should be fun; it should encompass the good, the bad and the not so ugly. I believe that when a solemn subject is taught in a hilarious manner, it sticks!