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TikTok/Instagram: @ouranimeshow & Email ouranimeshow@gmail.comSpoilers: Major Plot points of Akira and Angels EggAs we talk about these films will be riddles with spoilers here are the two films:Akira 1988 Akira is a 1988 Japanese animated cyberpunk action film directed by Katsuhiro Otomo, produced by Ryōhei Suzuki and Shunzō Katō, and written by Otomo and Izo Hashimoto, based on Otomo's 1982 manga of the same nameA secret military project endangers Neo-Tokyo when it turns a biker gang member into a rampaging psychic psychopath who can only be stopped by a teenager, his gang of biker friends and a group of psychics.Angel's EggAngel's Egg is a Japanese art film original video animation written and directed by Mamoru Oshii. Released by Tokuma Shoten on 15 December 1985, the film was a collaboration between artist Yoshitaka Amano and Oshii. It features very little spoken dialogueA mysterious young girl wanders a desolate, otherworldly landscape, carrying a large egg.

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What could be better than ice-cold milk on your cereal for breakfast! A breakfast of champions. Your only decision, should you drink skim, 2% or whole milk?DialogueA: É possível o leite ficar gelado demais? B: Isso é impossível. Pra mim, quanto mais frio, melhor! A: Principalmente com o meu cereal de manhã, sabe? B: Com certeza! Peraí! Isso aí que você tá usando é leite desnatado? A: É, por quê? B: Não me diga que você acha que leite desnatado é leite de verdade, eca! Você deveria pelo menos tomar o semi-desnatado. A: Ah, sei lá! Depois de beber o leite desnatado, até o semi-desnatado fica com o gosto de integral. B: Leite integral supergelado, esse é o único que presta.A: Is it possible for milk to ever be too cold? B: Impossible. As far as I am concerned, the colder the better. A: Especially on my cereal in the morning, you know? B: Definitely. Wait a sec! Is that skim milk you are using? A: Yea, so what? B: Don’t even pretend that skim milk is real milk, ick! At least you should drink 2%! A: I don’t know, after drinking skim, even the 2% tastes like whole. B: Freezing ice-cold whole milk is the only way to go.

What could be better than ice-cold milk on your cereal for breakfast! A breakfast of champions. Your only decision, should you drink skim, 2% or whole milk?DialogueA: É possível o leite ficar gelado demais? B: Isso é impossível. Pra mim, quanto mais frio, melhor! A: Principalmente com o meu cereal de manhã, sabe? B: Com certeza! Peraí! Isso aí que você tá usando é leite desnatado? A: É, por quê? B: Não me diga que você acha que leite desnatado é leite de verdade, eca! Você deveria pelo menos tomar o semi-desnatado. A: Ah, sei lá! Depois de beber o leite desnatado, até o semi-desnatado fica com o gosto de integral. B: Leite integral supergelado, esse é o único que presta.A: Is it possible for milk to ever be too cold? B: Impossible. As far as I am concerned, the colder the better. A: Especially on my cereal in the morning, you know? B: Definitely. Wait a sec! Is that skim milk you are using? A: Yea, so what? B: Don’t even pretend that skim milk is real milk, ick! At least you should drink 2%! A: I don’t know, after drinking skim, even the 2% tastes like whole. B: Freezing ice-cold whole milk is the only way to go.

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Since someone is stopping by the supermarket anyway, it’s only polite to ask if there is anything you need. It’s always nice to be nice! And today we learn how to be nice in Portuguese too.DialogueA: Ô bem, eu vou passar lá no Pão de Açúcar. Você precisa de alguma coisa? B: Pega mais algumas azeitonas, tá bom? A: Da verde ou da preta? B: Olha, compra mais das verdes, acho que 300 gramas está bom.A: Dear, I’m heading to Pão de Açúcar. Do you need anything? B: Get some more olives, OK? A: The green or black ones? B: Buy some green ones, I think 300 grams should be OK.

Since someone is stopping by the supermarket anyway, it’s only polite to ask if there is anything you need. It’s always nice to be nice! And today we learn how to be nice in Portuguese too.DialogueA: Ô bem, eu vou passar lá no Pão de Açúcar. Você precisa de alguma coisa? B: Pega mais algumas azeitonas, tá bom? A: Da verde ou da preta? B: Olha, compra mais das verdes, acho que 300 gramas está bom.A: Dear, I’m heading to Pão de Açúcar. Do you need anything? B: Get some more olives, OK? A: The green or black ones? B: Buy some green ones, I think 300 grams should be OK.

Sweeping, sculling, really, how does one figure out all of these rowing options? The truth is that it is fun to watch, even if you don’t get all the details. So gather the crew and the coxswain and learn how to talk about rowing in Portuguese.DialogueA: Ô, vem cá, me explica uma coisa. O que é esse tal de barcos de palamenta dupla e palamenta simples? B: Tá, é fácil. No remo, cada atleta ou utiliza dois remos, que é palamenta dupla, ou um remo só, palamenta simples. A: E qual você gosta mais? B: Eu sempre gostei mais do ritmo das remadas com uma tripulação de oito pessoas. A: E essa é com palamenta dupla ou simples? B: Essa é a simples, 8 companheiros de tripulação mais o timoneiro.A: Hey, come here a sec, tell me something. What is all this about sculling and sweeping? B: OK, it’s easy. In rowing, each athlete either uses two oars, called sculling, or one oar, sweeping. A: And which one do you like most? B: I have always liked the rowing rhythm with crews of 8 people. A: And is that sculling or sweeping? B: That is sweeping, 8 members of the crew and the coxswain.

Sweeping, sculling, really, how does one figure out all of these rowing options? The truth is that it is fun to watch, even if you don’t get all the details. So gather the crew and the coxswain and learn how to talk about rowing in Portuguese.DialogueA: Ô, vem cá, me explica uma coisa. O que é esse tal de barcos de palamenta dupla e palamenta simples? B: Tá, é fácil. No remo, cada atleta ou utiliza dois remos, que é palamenta dupla, ou um remo só, palamenta simples. A: E qual você gosta mais? B: Eu sempre gostei mais do ritmo das remadas com uma tripulação de oito pessoas. A: E essa é com palamenta dupla ou simples? B: Essa é a simples, 8 companheiros de tripulação mais o timoneiro.A: Hey, come here a sec, tell me something. What is all this about sculling and sweeping? B: OK, it’s easy. In rowing, each athlete either uses two oars, called sculling, or one oar, sweeping. A: And which one do you like most? B: I have always liked the rowing rhythm with crews of 8 people. A: And is that sculling or sweeping? B: That is sweeping, 8 members of the crew and the coxswain.

You love your job, but it’s your boss who makes things difficult, right? Hey, we feel your pain, and after this lesson, we’ll be able to feel your pain, and talk about it, in Portuguese.DialogueA: Ô pai, você gosta de seu trabalho? B: Adoro, é do meu chefe que eu não gosto. A: Sério, pensei que ele fosse bem legal. B: Não, ele fica chateado a toa.A: Dad, do you like your job? B: I love it, it’s my boss that I don’t like. A: Really, I thought it was a really cool. B: No, he gets upset easily.

You love your job, but it’s your boss who makes things difficult, right? Hey, we feel your pain, and after this lesson, we’ll be able to feel your pain, and talk about it, in Portuguese.DialogueA: Ô pai, você gosta de seu trabalho? B: Adoro, é do meu chefe que eu não gosto. A: Sério, pensei que ele fosse bem legal. B: Não, ele fica chateado a toa.A: Dad, do you like your job? B: I love it, it’s my boss that I don’t like. A: Really, I thought it was a really cool. B: No, he gets upset easily.

Kirsty Spraggon is the Australian host of her own online TV show in Los Angeles called Kirsty TV. A fabulous success story of someone who chased a dream and took the brave step to recreate herself. Recently Kirsty shared a secret on the TEDx stage which not only had a profound effect on her own life, but also on the life's of thousands others. This is an engaging conversation that is sure to give you lots to think about in your own world.  Here's what we discuss with Kirsty this week: What's Kirsty TV all about?Kirsty's back story that led her to LAThe stories and secrets going on in our own minds that infect our livesThe vision and purpose for Kirsty TVFinding your purpose .... One thing we can do to find it? What do you fear?Why if we numb pain, we numb joyIt's not the mountains but ourselves we conquer that brings us the greatest joyWhat are you being called to do?Dealing with naysayers and your own personal internal dialogueA tool box on how to cope with the dark moments of our own personal doubtHow to FIRK yourself?The rewards that come from journaling.The meaning and place we put on our secrets, and how they can weigh us downWhy share your secret? The transformational power of the truthKirsty's daily ritualsKirsty's 'go to' mojo music track to get her mojo workingWhat has Kirsty eliminated from her world that has had a profound impact? Also in this week's episode..We've said it before, we'll say it again.. They Rock!! This week the Mojo Radio Show has the official worldwide release of the Dead Daisies brand new single with a special guest on vocals. As the band gear up to support KISS on their Australian tour, be the first in the world to hear "Empty Heart" featuring Australia's favourite son, Jimmy Barnes on vocals.    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One of life’s most satisfying pleasures is to spend time at open outdoor markets, the feiras, as Brazilians call them. The sellers are amazing. They know exactly when the fruit will be ripe and they can help you choose the best one available. There’s also an art to how to settle on a price. In today’s lesson, we learn how to buy some mangos, one of the classic fruit treats that are found at feiras.DialogueA: Ô moço, essas mangas estão boas? B: As espadas estão ótimas. A: OK, me dá umas 6 dessas. B: Tá, mais alguma coisa? A: Não, obrigada.A: Excuse me, are these mangos ripe? B: The “espadas” are great. A: OK, give me 6 of them. B: OK, anything else? A: No thank you.

One of life’s most satisfying pleasures is to spend time at open outdoor markets, the feiras, as Brazilians call them. The sellers are amazing. They know exactly when the fruit will be ripe and they can help you choose the best one available. There’s also an art to how to settle on a price. In today’s lesson, we learn how to buy some mangos, one of the classic fruit treats that are found at feiras.DialogueA: Ô moço, essas mangas estão boas? B: As espadas estão ótimas. A: OK, me dá umas 6 dessas. B: Tá, mais alguma coisa? A: Não, obrigada.A: Excuse me, are these mangos ripe? B: The “espadas” are great. A: OK, give me 6 of them. B: OK, anything else? A: No thank you.

Anybody home?!!!! In this lesson we learn how to ask if anyone is home and we also get some hints about what Brazilians say when they invite someone to come into their home. Don’t worry, we are sure that they will tell you to make yourself comfortable.DialogueA: Ô de casa! B: Quem está aí? A: Sou eu, Paulo. Posso entrar? B: Pode, fica à vontade.A: Anybody home! B: Who’s there? A: It’s me, Paulo. Can I come in? B: Sure, make yourself at home.

Anybody home?!!!! In this lesson we learn how to ask if anyone is home and we also get some hints about what Brazilians say when they invite someone to come into their home. Don’t worry, we are sure that they will tell you to make yourself comfortable.DialogueA: Ô de casa! B: Quem está aí? A: Sou eu, Paulo. Posso entrar? B: Pode, fica à vontade.A: Anybody home! B: Who’s there? A: It’s me, Paulo. Can I come in? B: Sure, make yourself at home.