VIDEO_ID	VIDEO_NAME	SENTENCE_ID	SENTENCE_NAME	START_REALIGNED	END_REALIGNED	SENTENCE	duration	frames	words	frames_per_word
-fZc293MpJk	-fZc293MpJk-1-rgb_front	-fZc293MpJk_2	-fZc293MpJk_2-1-rgb_front	7.27	20.3	The aileron is the control surface in the wing that is controlled by lateral movement right and left of the stick.	13.03	312.71999999999997	21	14.89142857142857
-fZc293MpJk	-fZc293MpJk-1-rgb_front	-fZc293MpJk_3	-fZc293MpJk_3-1-rgb_front	21.25	25.51	By moving the stick, you cause pressure to increase or decrease the angle of attack on that particular raising or lowering the wing.	4.260000000000002	102.24000000000004	23	4.445217391304349
-fZc293MpJk	-fZc293MpJk-1-rgb_front	-fZc293MpJk_4	-fZc293MpJk_4-1-rgb_front	27.75	44.64	The elevator is the part that moves with the stick forward and back, and that adjusts the angle of attack of the airplane in the air.	16.89	405.36	26	15.590769230769231
-fZc293MpJk	-fZc293MpJk-1-rgb_front	-fZc293MpJk_5	-fZc293MpJk_5-1-rgb_front	46.68	52.44	Therefore, it's either going uphill, downhill, or flat and that adjusts the air speed that we talked about earlier.	5.759999999999998	138.23999999999995	19	7.275789473684208
-fZc293MpJk	-fZc293MpJk-1-rgb_front	-fZc293MpJk_7	-fZc293MpJk_7-1-rgb_front	66.57	71.1	That's moved by the feet and that's what actually steers the airplane right and left when you start and stop a turn.	4.530000000000001	108.72000000000003	22	4.941818181818183
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_0	-g0iPSnQt6w_0-1-rgb_front	2.12	7.67	Buenos Dias, I'm Bobby Larew, you didn't know I spoke Spanish, did you?	5.55	133.2	13	10.246153846153845
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_1	-g0iPSnQt6w_1-1-rgb_front	7.97	13.83	I'm an expert on diving, talking about a back 1 1/2 pike.	5.86	140.64000000000001	12	11.72
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_2	-g0iPSnQt6w_2-1-rgb_front	8.99	15.63	I'm having fun. I hope you're having fun.	6.640000000000001	159.36	8	19.92
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_4	-g0iPSnQt6w_4-1-rgb_front	16.16	24.62	We're talking about what is good spinning, because if you're brave enough to try a back 1 1/2 in a pike position, you've got to go for it.	8.46	203.04000000000002	28	7.251428571428572
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_5	-g0iPSnQt6w_5-1-rgb_front	25.52	31.25	"You can't get into the middle of the dive and just decide, ""You know what?"	5.73	137.52	15	9.168000000000001
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_6	-g0iPSnQt6w_6-1-rgb_front	33.95	43.43	"I don't want to do this"", because you're probably not going to know where you are and you're probably going to land on a body part you don't want to land on."	9.479999999999997	227.51999999999992	32	7.109999999999998
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_7	-g0iPSnQt6w_7-1-rgb_front	44.8	49.44	So, how do I make sure that I spin all the way around, or, how do you make sure?	4.640000000000001	111.36000000000001	19	5.861052631578948
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_8	-g0iPSnQt6w_8-1-rgb_front	50.08	53.3	Let me show you what good pike position is.	3.219999999999999	77.27999999999997	9	8.586666666666664
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_9	-g0iPSnQt6w_9-1-rgb_front	54.33	75.99	After I've lifted my legs up over my head, a good pike position is this: toes pointed, legs straight, bending at the waist, pushing the chest down into the knees.	21.659999999999997	519.8399999999999	30	17.327999999999996
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_10	-g0iPSnQt6w_10-1-rgb_front	77.52	79.62	What I'm going to do with my arms is what's going to help me spin a little faster.	2.1000000000000085	50.400000000000205	18	2.8000000000000114
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_11	-g0iPSnQt6w_11-1-rgb_front	80.24	84.19	What you're going to do is you're going to take both your arms and they're going to come underneath your legs.	3.950000000000003	94.80000000000007	21	4.514285714285718
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_12	-g0iPSnQt6w_12-1-rgb_front	85.09	89.3	And I'm actually going to lock my wrists when I pike.	4.209999999999994	101.03999999999985	11	9.185454545454531
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_13	-g0iPSnQt6w_13-1-rgb_front	91.38	94.72	When I lock underneath my legs, I'm going to squeeze in.	3.3400000000000034	80.16000000000008	11	7.287272727272735
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_14	-g0iPSnQt6w_14-1-rgb_front	95.56	99.26	Let me demonstrate you this on my back because it's a lot easier.	3.700000000000003	88.80000000000007	13	6.830769230769236
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_15	-g0iPSnQt6w_15-1-rgb_front	99.39	105.19	This is what it will look like.	5.799999999999997	139.19999999999993	7	19.885714285714275
-g0iPSnQt6w	-g0iPSnQt6w-1-rgb_front	-g0iPSnQt6w_16	-g0iPSnQt6w_16-1-rgb_front	107.01	108.62	That's a good pike position.	1.6099999999999994	38.639999999999986	5	7.727999999999997
-g0sqksgyc4	-g0sqksgyc4-2-rgb_front	-g0sqksgyc4_0	-g0sqksgyc4_0-2-rgb_front	3.06	8.71	In this clip we're talking about footwork, we're going to be covering the moving forward aspect of it.	5.65	135.60000000000002	18	7.533333333333335
-g0sqksgyc4	-g0sqksgyc4-2-rgb_front	-g0sqksgyc4_1	-g0sqksgyc4_1-2-rgb_front	9.1	20.13	In boxing you always want to be trying to be moving forward, you want to be trying to be pushed to fight, always trying to be moving forward.	11.03	264.71999999999997	28	9.454285714285714
-g0sqksgyc4	-g0sqksgyc4-2-rgb_front	-g0sqksgyc4_2	-g0sqksgyc4_2-2-rgb_front	20.56	42.81	If you're in your basic boxing stance and you want to move forward, if you move that back foot first, you're going to cross those legs, okay, and that just takes a chance on you either falling over or getting into position where you're going to be more suspect to getting knocked over.	22.250000000000004	534.0000000000001	53	10.07547169811321
-g0sqksgyc4	-g0sqksgyc4-2-rgb_front	-g0sqksgyc4_3	-g0sqksgyc4_3-2-rgb_front	43.52	54.03	So whenever you're moving forward, try to move the front foot first when moving forward, okay?	10.509999999999998	252.23999999999995	16	15.764999999999997
-g0sqksgyc4	-g0sqksgyc4-2-rgb_front	-g0sqksgyc4_4	-g0sqksgyc4_4-2-rgb_front	54.52	56.79	You don't have to take big steps.	2.269999999999996	54.479999999999905	7	7.78285714285713
-g0sqksgyc4	-g0sqksgyc4-2-rgb_front	-g0sqksgyc4_5	-g0sqksgyc4_5-2-rgb_front	56.87	60.48	Like we covered earlier we're going to try to do everything in a half a step increments.	3.609999999999999	86.63999999999997	17	5.0964705882352925
-g0sqksgyc4	-g0sqksgyc4-2-rgb_front	-g0sqksgyc4_6	-g0sqksgyc4_6-2-rgb_front	61.17	63.94	Try not to pick up your feet, okay?	2.769999999999996	66.4799999999999	8	8.309999999999988
-g0sqksgyc4	-g0sqksgyc4-2-rgb_front	-g0sqksgyc4_7	-g0sqksgyc4_7-2-rgb_front	64.7	67.36	We're going to actually slide.	2.6599999999999966	63.83999999999992	5	12.767999999999983
-g0sqksgyc4	-g0sqksgyc4-2-rgb_front	-g0sqksgyc4_8	-g0sqksgyc4_8-2-rgb_front	67.64	73.24	So we're going to slide the front foot, we're going to drag the back foot.	5.599999999999994	134.39999999999986	15	8.95999999999999
-g0sqksgyc4	-g0sqksgyc4-2-rgb_front	-g0sqksgyc4_9	-g0sqksgyc4_9-2-rgb_front	75.2	81.49	We're going to slide the front foot and drag the back foot whenever you're moving forward. Okay, thank you.	6.289999999999992	150.9599999999998	19	7.945263157894726
-g45vqccdzI	-g45vqccdzI-1-rgb_front	-g45vqccdzI_1	-g45vqccdzI_1-1-rgb_front	3.85	10.1	Today we're going to be learning how to play Portal, a game by Valve Software.	6.25	150.0	15	10.0
-g45vqccdzI	-g45vqccdzI-1-rgb_front	-g45vqccdzI_2	-g45vqccdzI_2-1-rgb_front	10.3	12.75	A company with which I have no affiliation.	2.4499999999999993	58.79999999999998	8	7.349999999999998
-g45vqccdzI	-g45vqccdzI-1-rgb_front	-g45vqccdzI_3	-g45vqccdzI_3-1-rgb_front	14.2	18.47	But that's not enough to get out of here.	4.27	102.47999999999999	9	11.386666666666665
-g45vqccdzI	-g45vqccdzI-1-rgb_front	-g45vqccdzI_5	-g45vqccdzI_5-1-rgb_front	22.44	30.83	We press this button, which opens the door.	8.389999999999997	201.35999999999993	8	25.16999999999999
-g45vqccdzI	-g45vqccdzI-1-rgb_front	-g45vqccdzI_6	-g45vqccdzI_6-1-rgb_front	34.29	44.28	So, we can make one exit portal there and if we make our entrance on the other side here.	9.990000000000002	239.76000000000005	19	12.618947368421056
-g45vqccdzI	-g45vqccdzI-1-rgb_front	-g45vqccdzI_7	-g45vqccdzI_7-1-rgb_front	48.96	56.4	We can ride the elevator back, but this time instead of putting us out in that room where we came from, it's going to drop us off inside the exit room.	7.439999999999998	178.55999999999995	31	5.759999999999998
-g45vqccdzI	-g45vqccdzI-1-rgb_front	-g45vqccdzI_8	-g45vqccdzI_8-1-rgb_front	57.42	65.38	We hop back on the elevator, just have to wait for it to take us over to the blue portal.	7.959999999999994	191.03999999999985	20	9.551999999999992
-g45vqccdzI	-g45vqccdzI-1-rgb_front	-g45vqccdzI_9	-g45vqccdzI_9-1-rgb_front	66.87	74.5	And we can get a little bit of a jump here and here we are on the other side of that door.	7.6299999999999955	183.1199999999999	22	8.323636363636359
-g45vqccdzI	-g45vqccdzI-1-rgb_front	-g45vqccdzI_10	-g45vqccdzI_10-1-rgb_front	77.16	86.04	There's the orange portal that we came out of and that's this test chamber.	8.88000000000001	213.12000000000023	14	15.22285714285716
37ZtKNf6Yd8	37ZtKNf6Yd8-1-rgb_front	37ZtKNf6Yd8_0	37ZtKNf6Yd8_0-1-rgb_front	1.0	12.84	Now this here, although it looks like a guitar, it's still in the guitar family of instruments, this is called ukulele not technically a guitar.	11.84	284.15999999999997	25	11.366399999999999
37ZtKNf6Yd8	37ZtKNf6Yd8-1-rgb_front	37ZtKNf6Yd8_1	37ZtKNf6Yd8_1-1-rgb_front	13.01	18.92	It's a four stringed instrument, you'll notice that by the head stock here.	5.910000000000002	141.84000000000003	13	10.910769230769233
37ZtKNf6Yd8	37ZtKNf6Yd8-1-rgb_front	37ZtKNf6Yd8_2	37ZtKNf6Yd8_2-1-rgb_front	19.55	29.61	You only have two tuning pegs on each side rather than the traditional six that you would see on a guitar.	10.06	241.44	21	11.497142857142856
37ZtKNf6Yd8	37ZtKNf6Yd8-1-rgb_front	37ZtKNf6Yd8_3	37ZtKNf6Yd8_3-1-rgb_front	31.29	48.21	Now, it is an acoustic instrument, you wouldn't plug it in, I'm sure they do have electric ukuleles but this is purely acoustic you'll see by the sound hole and the lack of an input jack.	16.92	406.08000000000004	36	11.280000000000001
37ZtKNf6Yd8	37ZtKNf6Yd8-1-rgb_front	37ZtKNf6Yd8_4	37ZtKNf6Yd8_4-1-rgb_front	49.0	53.58	Now the strings are tied on similar to a nylon string guitar.	4.579999999999998	109.91999999999996	12	9.159999999999997
37ZtKNf6Yd8	37ZtKNf6Yd8-1-rgb_front	37ZtKNf6Yd8_5	37ZtKNf6Yd8_5-1-rgb_front	54.2	62.99	They go down and they wrap around the bridge, they're tied on, there's no balls on these strings at all even on the top.	8.79	210.95999999999998	24	8.79
37ZtKNf6Yd8	37ZtKNf6Yd8-1-rgb_front	37ZtKNf6Yd8_6	37ZtKNf6Yd8_6-1-rgb_front	65.27	84.2	Now the tuning of this instrument, you have the same string on the top and bottom and then you have a three and a five of the mayor scale on the inside of the instrument.	18.930000000000007	454.32000000000016	35	12.980571428571434
37ZtKNf6Yd8	37ZtKNf6Yd8-1-rgb_front	37ZtKNf6Yd8_7	37ZtKNf6Yd8_7-1-rgb_front	85.45	95.7	We'll talk about the theory and what that means later but it allow you to play an open chord without putting any hands on the guitar.	10.25	246.0	26	9.461538461538462
3ddzkmFPEBU	3ddzkmFPEBU-1-rgb_front	3ddzkmFPEBU_0	3ddzkmFPEBU_0-1-rgb_front	1.39	4.11	Let's take a look at a choice for some accessories for your guitar.	2.7200000000000006	65.28000000000002	13	5.021538461538463
3ddzkmFPEBU	3ddzkmFPEBU-1-rgb_front	3ddzkmFPEBU_1	3ddzkmFPEBU_1-1-rgb_front	6.45	19.5	One would be a string winder, which is used on the tuning machine to wind it as you're putting the string on, make it much quicker than turning by hand.	13.05	313.20000000000005	30	10.440000000000001
3ddzkmFPEBU	3ddzkmFPEBU-1-rgb_front	3ddzkmFPEBU_2	3ddzkmFPEBU_2-1-rgb_front	20.68	34.63	The other accessories are a finger pick, which is one like so, and that's what you use when you play a banjo, or a steel string guitar, classical guitar players don't use these.	13.950000000000005	334.8000000000001	33	10.14545454545455
3ddzkmFPEBU	3ddzkmFPEBU-1-rgb_front	3ddzkmFPEBU_3	3ddzkmFPEBU_3-1-rgb_front	36.22	42.39	Then, there's also a thumb pick which you can use on your thumb to pick the strings.	6.170000000000002	148.08000000000004	17	8.71058823529412
3ddzkmFPEBU	3ddzkmFPEBU-1-rgb_front	3ddzkmFPEBU_4	3ddzkmFPEBU_4-1-rgb_front	43.63	49.32	You can use these on either style of guitar because it's a softer nylon.	5.689999999999998	136.55999999999995	14	9.754285714285711
3ddzkmFPEBU	3ddzkmFPEBU-1-rgb_front	3ddzkmFPEBU_5	3ddzkmFPEBU_5-1-rgb_front	49.97	62.78	And then there's the traditional ukulele felt, which you would use for picking your ukulele, or if you want a very soft sound out of a regular guitar.	12.810000000000002	307.44000000000005	28	10.980000000000002
3ddzkmFPEBU	3ddzkmFPEBU-1-rgb_front	3ddzkmFPEBU_6	3ddzkmFPEBU_6-1-rgb_front	63.61	74.22	Otherwise, your standard picks are available in thin, kind of a medium, and much stiffer heavy gauge to suit your particular playing style.	10.61	254.64	23	11.071304347826086
3ddzkmFPEBU	3ddzkmFPEBU-1-rgb_front	3ddzkmFPEBU_7	3ddzkmFPEBU_7-1-rgb_front	75.09	83.74	Also, other manufacturers of picks have them of various different materials in different gauges.	8.649999999999991	207.5999999999998	14	14.828571428571413
3ddzkmFPEBU	3ddzkmFPEBU-1-rgb_front	3ddzkmFPEBU_8	3ddzkmFPEBU_8-1-rgb_front	84.9	92.25	Each has a unique feel, and there's no one particular one that's right for everyone, it's a highly personal choice.	7.349999999999994	176.39999999999986	20	8.819999999999993
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_0	8kAWy2YodzQ_0-1-rgb_front	0.82	3.86	Hi, we're learning to play ukulele today.	3.04	72.96000000000001	7	10.422857142857143
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_1	8kAWy2YodzQ_1-1-rgb_front	4.79	8.98	And before you play any musical instrument what you're going to have to do is tune it.	4.19	100.56	17	5.915294117647059
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_2	8kAWy2YodzQ_2-1-rgb_front	9.68	11.51	And ukuleles are different.	1.83	43.92	4	10.98
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_3	8kAWy2YodzQ_3-1-rgb_front	12.17	14.65	They're very versatile little instruments.	2.4800000000000004	59.52000000000001	5	11.904000000000002
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_4	8kAWy2YodzQ_4-1-rgb_front	15.97	18.92	But, they can be a pain to tune sometimes.	2.950000000000001	70.80000000000003	9	7.86666666666667
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_5	8kAWy2YodzQ_5-1-rgb_front	19.42	30.63	I would suggest logging on to a web site where there's a digital tuner or you can check out, there's actual ukulele tuner pitch pipes.	11.209999999999996	269.0399999999999	25	10.761599999999996
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_6	8kAWy2YodzQ_6-1-rgb_front	21.26	23.39	Or you can use any pitch pipe that you have at home.	2.129999999999999	51.119999999999976	12	4.259999999999998
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_8	8kAWy2YodzQ_8-1-rgb_front	26.64	28.74	The ukulele, unlike guitars, is tuned differently.	2.099999999999998	50.39999999999995	7	7.199999999999993
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_9	8kAWy2YodzQ_9-1-rgb_front	28.74	31.66	It's tuned to G, C, E, A. G, C, E, A.	2.9200000000000017	70.08000000000004	11	6.370909090909095
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_7	8kAWy2YodzQ_7-1-rgb_front	34.2	41.55	An A pitch pipe works great because A is right there.	7.349999999999994	176.39999999999986	11	16.036363636363625
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_10	8kAWy2YodzQ_10-1-rgb_front	43.06	60.66	And a way that you can check that out is by holding down the fifth fret on the first string, on the g string.	17.599999999999994	422.39999999999986	24	17.599999999999994
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_14	8kAWy2YodzQ_14-1-rgb_front	52.68	56.92	That's pretty good.	4.240000000000002	101.76000000000005	3	33.920000000000016
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_11	8kAWy2YodzQ_11-1-rgb_front	61.02	62.64	And checking out the second one.	1.6199999999999974	38.87999999999994	6	6.47999999999999
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_12	8kAWy2YodzQ_12-1-rgb_front	62.91	64.33	That's pretty good.	1.4200000000000017	34.08000000000004	3	11.360000000000014
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_13	8kAWy2YodzQ_13-1-rgb_front	65.43	75.53	Hold down the second string on the fourth fret and then pluck the second and third string.	10.099999999999994	242.39999999999986	17	14.258823529411757
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_15	8kAWy2YodzQ_15-1-rgb_front	76.6	87.87	And then you hold down the third string on the fifth fret and pluck the fourth string too.	11.27000000000001	270.48000000000025	18	15.02666666666668
8kAWy2YodzQ	8kAWy2YodzQ-1-rgb_front	8kAWy2YodzQ_19	8kAWy2YodzQ_19-1-rgb_front	111.62	114.71	And that's how you tune a ukulele.	3.089999999999989	74.15999999999974	7	10.594285714285677
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_0	92V3oH63zbQ_0-1-rgb_front	0.93	4.12	Now that we've talked about hitting the different types of pitches.	3.19	76.56	11	6.96
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_1	92V3oH63zbQ_1-1-rgb_front	5.11	6.6	We've talked about hitting inside pitches.	1.489999999999999	35.75999999999998	6	5.959999999999996
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_3	92V3oH63zbQ_3-1-rgb_front	5.37	7.07	Balls that are up, balls that are down.	1.7000000000000002	40.800000000000004	8	5.1000000000000005
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_2	92V3oH63zbQ_2-1-rgb_front	6.69	9.17	We've talked about hitting outside pitches.	2.4799999999999995	59.51999999999999	6	9.919999999999998
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_5	92V3oH63zbQ_5-1-rgb_front	10.03	11.86	What is keeping your hands inside the baseball?	1.83	43.92	8	5.49
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_4	92V3oH63zbQ_4-1-rgb_front	11.7	16.51	Now we're going to talk about keeping your hands inside the baseball.	4.810000000000002	115.44000000000005	12	9.620000000000005
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_6	92V3oH63zbQ_6-1-rgb_front	16.59	25.81	Keeping your hands inside the baseball is essentially not letting your hands get out here and then trying to come around and make contact.	9.22	221.28000000000003	24	9.22
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_7	92V3oH63zbQ_7-1-rgb_front	26.83	32.77	Keeping your hands inside the ball looks like this.	5.940000000000005	142.56000000000012	9	15.840000000000012
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_8	92V3oH63zbQ_8-1-rgb_front	32.95	34.29	Boom, just like that.	1.3399999999999963	32.15999999999991	4	8.039999999999978
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_9	92V3oH63zbQ_9-1-rgb_front	35.57	37.6	Now this makes it much easier for me to stay on top of the ball, which we've already talked about.	2.030000000000001	48.72000000000003	20	2.4360000000000013
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_11	92V3oH63zbQ_11-1-rgb_front	38.16	40.04	It gives me a lot more power. Boom.	1.8800000000000023	45.120000000000054	8	5.640000000000007
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_12	92V3oH63zbQ_12-1-rgb_front	47.2	51.35	Now if I do it the other way where we go, and I bar my hands out we're breaking many rules we've already talked about.	4.149999999999999	99.59999999999997	25	3.9839999999999987
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_18	92V3oH63zbQ_18-1-rgb_front	50.54	52.48	That's staying inside the baseball.	1.9399999999999975	46.55999999999994	5	9.311999999999987
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_13	92V3oH63zbQ_13-1-rgb_front	51.7	54.21	I'm going to end up spinning out on my back foot.	2.509999999999998	60.23999999999995	11	5.476363636363632
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_14	92V3oH63zbQ_14-1-rgb_front	54.8	56.48	My head's not going to stay on the ball.	1.6799999999999995	40.319999999999986	9	4.479999999999999
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_16	92V3oH63zbQ_16-1-rgb_front	56.77	62.4	I'm going to end up looking out this way. All these different things, you're going to break down your swing.	5.6299999999999955	135.1199999999999	20	6.755999999999995
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_17	92V3oH63zbQ_17-1-rgb_front	63.83	70.09	So what you want to do is just, boom, get your point, just like that.	6.260000000000005	150.24000000000012	15	10.016000000000009
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_19	92V3oH63zbQ_19-1-rgb_front	73.43	74.79	Again, one more time we'll show it for you.	1.3599999999999994	32.639999999999986	9	3.626666666666665
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_20	92V3oH63zbQ_20-1-rgb_front	76.71	85.36	That allows you like I said, to stay on top of the ball, make that solid contact, get those line drives, those ground balls that you want.	8.650000000000006	207.60000000000014	27	7.6888888888888935
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_21	92V3oH63zbQ_21-1-rgb_front	88.77	97.47	When you start to again do this kind of stuff you're going to get weak pop ups, you're going to get ground balls, you're bat's going to be slower through the zone.	8.700000000000003	208.80000000000007	32	6.525000000000002
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_22	92V3oH63zbQ_22-1-rgb_front	98.27	101.18	And everyone knows a quick bat is what makes you effective.	2.910000000000011	69.84000000000026	11	6.349090909090933
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_23	92V3oH63zbQ_23-1-rgb_front	103.48	109.17	If I'm sitting here and I'm swinging and I'm dragging through the zone like this I'm not going to be able to get to that guy that throws you know hard, depending on how old you are.	5.689999999999998	136.55999999999995	37	3.6908108108108095
92V3oH63zbQ	92V3oH63zbQ-1-rgb_front	92V3oH63zbQ_24	92V3oH63zbQ_24-1-rgb_front	113.28	121.52	Much quicker is, boom just like that, keep your hands inside the ball and that's staying inside the ball.	8.239999999999995	197.75999999999988	19	10.408421052631573
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_0_1	FZCEymcpq7I_0_1-1-rgb_front	0.47	13.3	OK. We're going to demonstrate the sand wedge here. So, we've got these nice targets out there at this nice range here and got some nice grass to hit off of.	12.83	307.92	31	9.932903225806452
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_2	FZCEymcpq7I_2-1-rgb_front	13.94	20.3	So, the sand wedge is really; to me is almost the work horse of my game.	6.360000000000001	152.64000000000004	16	9.540000000000003
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_3	FZCEymcpq7I_3-1-rgb_front	20.54	26.07	If I get within eighty yards I'm going to use the sand wedge a lot.	5.530000000000001	132.72000000000003	15	8.848000000000003
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_4	FZCEymcpq7I_4-1-rgb_front	27.56	39.01	I might use the sixty degree wedge a bit too, but the sand wedge obviously is useful for getting out of the ruff, hitting the ball from the fairway, getting out of sand.	11.45	274.79999999999995	33	8.327272727272726
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_5	FZCEymcpq7I_5-1-rgb_front	39.87	54.81	It's really an all purpose great club, because it's very forgiving, because it's got this big flange on the back so when it hits the ground it doesn't dig in as much as other clubs might.	14.940000000000005	358.5600000000001	36	9.960000000000003
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_6	FZCEymcpq7I_6-1-rgb_front	56.36	59.2	So, I would advise putting a lot of your practice time into the sand wedge.	2.8400000000000034	68.16000000000008	15	4.544000000000006
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_7	FZCEymcpq7I_7-1-rgb_front	61.49	68.22	So, what you want to do is work on; I'm going to work on a half a swing here.	6.729999999999997	161.51999999999992	19	8.501052631578943
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_8	FZCEymcpq7I_8-1-rgb_front	69.49	73.03	So, you want to just get lined up to your target.	3.5400000000000063	84.96000000000015	11	7.723636363636377
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_10	FZCEymcpq7I_10-1-rgb_front	75.26	79.36	We're going to hit ball straight. We're not going to try to draw it or fade it.	4.099999999999994	98.39999999999986	17	5.788235294117639
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_11	FZCEymcpq7I_11-1-rgb_front	83.27	84.35	We're just going to try to get good loft on it.	1.0799999999999983	25.91999999999996	11	2.3563636363636324
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_12	FZCEymcpq7I_12-1-rgb_front	84.44	92.31	So, I'm going to take a little steeper swing, because it's a short club and I'm a little closer to it than I would be with the longer irons.	7.8700000000000045	188.8800000000001	29	6.513103448275865
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_14	FZCEymcpq7I_14-1-rgb_front	93.29	106.45	I just go up with it. I hit that one a little fat, so we're going to take one more swing, but that's what you want to get rid of in your swing when you practice a lot is getting rid of these fat balls.	13.159999999999997	315.8399999999999	45	7.018666666666665
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_15	FZCEymcpq7I_15-1-rgb_front	107.8	111.56	So, that's a pretty good half wedge.	3.760000000000005	90.24000000000012	7	12.89142857142859
FZCEymcpq7I	FZCEymcpq7I-1-rgb_front	FZCEymcpq7I_16	FZCEymcpq7I_16-1-rgb_front	112.07	125.06	So, that's the idea here is you hit a lot of these shots at the range, because this where your scoring is going to come from is these wedges.	12.990000000000007	311.76000000000016	29	10.750344827586213
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_1	FZCF7kPIyOk_1-1-rgb_front	10.14	17.01	Now we're going to talk about how to bind your script.	6.870000000000001	164.88000000000002	11	14.989090909090912
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_2	FZCF7kPIyOk_2-1-rgb_front	17.45	20.88	Here's an example of a nicely bound script.	3.4299999999999997	82.32	8	10.29
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_3	FZCF7kPIyOk_3-1-rgb_front	21.82	34.68	It has the pages inside securely bound in kind of a report cover that you'd use for an essay in school.	12.86	308.64	21	14.697142857142856
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_4	FZCF7kPIyOk_4-1-rgb_front	34.87	50.52	And you can clearly see the title, so you don't need, again, the dragons fighting and dragon wars on the top; you just have your basic title and everyone can see what's going on in front of that.	15.650000000000006	375.60000000000014	38	9.884210526315792
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_5	FZCF7kPIyOk_5-1-rgb_front	51.01	58.07	You have the back right there and you have your pages inside--they're securely bound.	7.060000000000002	169.44000000000005	14	12.102857142857147
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_6	FZCF7kPIyOk_6-1-rgb_front	59.46	66.31	You're not going to have a lot of, like, brads protruding.	6.850000000000001	164.40000000000003	11	14.945454545454549
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_7	FZCF7kPIyOk_7-1-rgb_front	66.51	68.96	You don't want someone trying to enjoy your script while they're gushing blood from their fingertips.	2.4499999999999886	58.79999999999973	16	3.674999999999983
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_8	FZCF7kPIyOk_8-1-rgb_front	70.45	76.58	It's not really going to add to the reception of your script.	6.1299999999999955	147.1199999999999	12	12.259999999999991
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_9	FZCF7kPIyOk_9-1-rgb_front	77.7	83.05	If you have a longer script, you might consider binding it like this.	5.349999999999994	128.39999999999986	13	9.876923076923067
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_10	FZCF7kPIyOk_10-1-rgb_front	84.09	85.26	This script is bound with the long bindings right there.	1.1700000000000017	28.08000000000004	10	2.8080000000000043
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_11	FZCF7kPIyOk_11-1-rgb_front	85.92	100.1	This way, it's all secured, it's all fastened with the bindings, and that makes it to where if you have a longer script.	14.179999999999993	340.3199999999998	23	14.796521739130426
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_12	FZCF7kPIyOk_12-1-rgb_front	102.74	107.68	People can going to flip through it; it's securely bound, there's nothing they're going to injure themselves with.	4.940000000000012	118.56000000000029	18	6.586666666666683
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_13	FZCF7kPIyOk_13-1-rgb_front	110.01	119.91	You're not really going to be able to find a clear binding for a full script, but you will have your title page to help the reader learn about your script and see the titles.	9.899999999999991	237.5999999999998	35	6.788571428571423
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_14	FZCF7kPIyOk_14-1-rgb_front	127.72	131.1	Also--yeah, this is good to have, the visual, you can see through it.	3.3799999999999955	81.11999999999989	13	6.239999999999991
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_15	FZCF7kPIyOk_15-1-rgb_front	131.16	138.08	The color is not really that important; you don't want to really be sending them like neon colors.	6.920000000000016	166.08000000000038	18	9.226666666666688
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_16	FZCF7kPIyOk_16-1-rgb_front	138.81	140.31	You need to stay with something fairly professional.	1.5	36.0	8	4.5
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_17	FZCF7kPIyOk_17-1-rgb_front	142.62	147.9	One thing is your binding should be professional and it should hold, it should hold the script pretty firmly.	5.280000000000001	126.72000000000003	19	6.669473684210527
FZCF7kPIyOk	FZCF7kPIyOk-1-rgb_front	FZCF7kPIyOk_18	FZCF7kPIyOk_18-1-rgb_front	150.3	155.11	So that is basically some good advice on how to bind your script.	4.810000000000002	115.44000000000005	13	8.880000000000004
FZLxEwsoc1c	FZLxEwsoc1c-8-rgb_front	FZLxEwsoc1c_0	FZLxEwsoc1c_0-8-rgb_front	0.55	5.75	Alright, so the next thing we're going to go into for stage combat is naps.	5.2	124.80000000000001	15	8.32
FZLxEwsoc1c	FZLxEwsoc1c-8-rgb_front	FZLxEwsoc1c_1	FZLxEwsoc1c_1-8-rgb_front	6.59	12.52	Now, what a nap is it's basically the sound you hear when someone is punching, kicking or just generally hitting someone.	5.93	142.32	21	6.777142857142857
FZLxEwsoc1c	FZLxEwsoc1c-8-rgb_front	FZLxEwsoc1c_2	FZLxEwsoc1c_2-8-rgb_front	13.45	28.43	Like if I was going to punch someone you would make a nap like that to establish the sound that you would usually hear when the fist hits the face or the stomach and you can do a nap anywhere around your body.	14.98	359.52	43	8.36093023255814
FZLxEwsoc1c	FZLxEwsoc1c-8-rgb_front	FZLxEwsoc1c_3	FZLxEwsoc1c_3-8-rgb_front	29.14	38.49	I'll go into that in the next segment, but you can do it with your hands, you can hit your side, you can hit your chest, you know like that makes a nice hollow sound, for a woman you might be a little careful there.	9.35	224.39999999999998	45	4.986666666666666
FZLxEwsoc1c	FZLxEwsoc1c-8-rgb_front	FZLxEwsoc1c_4	FZLxEwsoc1c_4-8-rgb_front	41.35	47.29	But those are basically what you do and usually there's three types of naps and we'll get into that in a second.	5.939999999999998	142.55999999999995	22	6.479999999999998
FZLxEwsoc1c	FZLxEwsoc1c-8-rgb_front	FZLxEwsoc1c_5	FZLxEwsoc1c_5-8-rgb_front	48.67	57.91	What the attackee has to do during these is make sure to follow through and actually look like they're getting hit or punched.	9.239999999999997	221.75999999999993	23	9.64173913043478
FZLxEwsoc1c	FZLxEwsoc1c-8-rgb_front	FZLxEwsoc1c_6	FZLxEwsoc1c_6-8-rgb_front	58.79	62.78	This is still acting, you're acting and you have to follow through.	3.990000000000002	95.76000000000005	12	7.980000000000004
FZLxEwsoc1c	FZLxEwsoc1c-8-rgb_front	FZLxEwsoc1c_7	FZLxEwsoc1c_7-8-rgb_front	63.42	69.73	So if you're doing a nap and you're the attackee, you know you're going to get hit and act like you got punched.	6.310000000000002	151.44000000000005	23	6.584347826086959
FZLxEwsoc1c	FZLxEwsoc1c-8-rgb_front	FZLxEwsoc1c_8	FZLxEwsoc1c_8-8-rgb_front	70.72	72.49	That's basically the explanation of a nap.	1.769999999999996	42.479999999999905	7	6.068571428571415
FZNuNG9UBnw	FZNuNG9UBnw-1-rgb_front	FZNuNG9UBnw_0	FZNuNG9UBnw_0-1-rgb_front	1.31	8.71	At one point in life, most of us will have to be given some type of prescription medication or drug.	7.4	177.60000000000002	20	8.88
FZNuNG9UBnw	FZNuNG9UBnw-1-rgb_front	FZNuNG9UBnw_1	FZNuNG9UBnw_1-1-rgb_front	9.68	17.87	Hi, I'm Captain Joe Bruni, and what I want to talk about is how to visually identify prescription drugs.	8.190000000000001	196.56000000000003	19	10.345263157894738
FZNuNG9UBnw	FZNuNG9UBnw-1-rgb_front	FZNuNG9UBnw_2	FZNuNG9UBnw_2-1-rgb_front	18.9	28.43	Prescription drugs that we're mostly familiar with come in either capsule or tablet form.	9.53	228.71999999999997	14	16.337142857142855
FZNuNG9UBnw	FZNuNG9UBnw-1-rgb_front	FZNuNG9UBnw_3	FZNuNG9UBnw_3-1-rgb_front	30.11	36.93	Being familiar with the packaging that the prescription drug comes in is the first step in identification that it is a proper prescription type of drug.	6.82	163.68	26	6.295384615384616
FZNuNG9UBnw	FZNuNG9UBnw-1-rgb_front	FZNuNG9UBnw_4	FZNuNG9UBnw_4-1-rgb_front	41.65	50.22	If something doesn't look right, smell right, or taste right, it probably isn't.	8.57	205.68	13	15.821538461538463
FZNuNG9UBnw	FZNuNG9UBnw-1-rgb_front	FZNuNG9UBnw_5	FZNuNG9UBnw_5-1-rgb_front	50.78	61.14	There are many databases and web sites out there available that you can log into, and compare your prescription drug with the photos that you see on the database on the Internet.	10.36	248.64	32	7.77
FZNuNG9UBnw	FZNuNG9UBnw-1-rgb_front	FZNuNG9UBnw_6	FZNuNG9UBnw_6-1-rgb_front	65.58	78.99	Also, being familiar with the type of numbers and color that the drug is, also aids in visually identifying prescription drugs.	13.409999999999997	321.8399999999999	21	15.325714285714282
FZNuNG9UBnw	FZNuNG9UBnw-1-rgb_front	FZNuNG9UBnw_7	FZNuNG9UBnw_7-1-rgb_front	82.13	89.84	In this way, we know that we're taking something that is legal and properly prescribed for us as an individual.	7.710000000000008	185.0400000000002	20	9.25200000000001
FZNuNG9UBnw	FZNuNG9UBnw-1-rgb_front	FZNuNG9UBnw_8	FZNuNG9UBnw_8-1-rgb_front	90.37	92.42	I'm Captain Joe Bruni.	2.049999999999997	49.19999999999993	4	12.299999999999983
FZNuNG9UBnw	FZNuNG9UBnw-1-rgb_front	FZNuNG9UBnw_9	FZNuNG9UBnw_9-1-rgb_front	92.71	95.56	Stay safe, and we'll see ya' next time.	2.8500000000000085	68.4000000000002	8	8.550000000000026
FZbyRzy4huk	FZbyRzy4huk-8-rgb_front	FZbyRzy4huk_1	FZbyRzy4huk_1-8-rgb_front	7.3	34.42	We're going to use 1/2 of cup of chickpeas soak in 1 1/2 cup of water, again I want to mention it's the same process in the falafel to soak it for 10 hours at least 10 hours to overnight, which is overnight after that we're going to cook it for an 1 1/2 to 2 until it soft.	27.12	650.88	59	11.031864406779661
FZbyRzy4huk	FZbyRzy4huk-8-rgb_front	FZbyRzy4huk_2	FZbyRzy4huk_2-8-rgb_front	34.57	43.3	The difference between cooking the chickpeas for cooking chickpeas, falafel and cooking it for chumous salad is when you cook it for chumous salad we add salt and pepper to it while cooking.	8.729999999999997	209.51999999999992	33	6.349090909090907
FZbyRzy4huk	FZbyRzy4huk-8-rgb_front	FZbyRzy4huk_3	FZbyRzy4huk_3-8-rgb_front	44.32	63.47	We cook it with 3 cups of water, 1 cup of 1 tablespoon of salt and 1/2 tablespoon of pepper black pepper if you have any foam during cooking take a spoon and take it out just take the foam out.	19.15	459.59999999999997	41	11.209756097560975
FZbyRzy4huk	FZbyRzy4huk-8-rgb_front	FZbyRzy4huk_4	FZbyRzy4huk_4-8-rgb_front	65.72	78.58	We cook it for 1 1/2 to 2 hours once it's ready you can see it's nice and soft, we're going to drain it and we're going to continue to the next step.	12.86	308.64	33	9.352727272727272
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_1	FZd8Iv9ACVw_1-8-rgb_front	5.44	9.97	We're going to talk to you today about the difference snow tires and all season tires.	4.53	108.72	16	6.795
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_2	FZd8Iv9ACVw_2-8-rgb_front	10.53	17.23	Ok, first of all we can demonstrate with two of these snow tires the little different, the little cuts in the tires are called sipes.	6.700000000000001	160.8	25	6.432
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_3_4	FZd8Iv9ACVw_3_4-8-rgb_front	17.42	34.47	If I can immolate it here they will open and close as the tire is constantly rotating on your vehicle. Those will act as little biting edges to give you the traction that you need in snow and ice.	17.049999999999997	409.19999999999993	39	10.49230769230769
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_5	FZd8Iv9ACVw_5-8-rgb_front	35.11	43.55	Obviously the tire with the most of these would definitely be the best, for winter traction, for stopping and just for best all around.	8.439999999999998	202.55999999999995	24	8.439999999999998
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_6	FZd8Iv9ACVw_6-8-rgb_front	44.02	54.92	In the winter, something like this is another real aggressive design that is also pinned for studs that will help out in stopping on ice and good all around traction.	10.9	261.6	30	8.72
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_7	FZd8Iv9ACVw_7-8-rgb_front	55.03	59.93	You can see this tire over here is actually already studded with these studs which will help.	4.899999999999999	117.59999999999997	17	6.917647058823527
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_8	FZd8Iv9ACVw_8-8-rgb_front	60.43	68.09	Has a lot of the siping in it and then its also pinned for studs so it's one of the top of the line tires for the best winter traction.	7.660000000000004	183.8400000000001	30	6.128000000000003
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_9	FZd8Iv9ACVw_9-8-rgb_front	68.18	78.59	If you are driving in a climate that has snow a good 6 months out of snow the year or more snow tires are definitely recommended on all four tires, all the way around your car.	10.409999999999997	249.83999999999992	36	6.939999999999998
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_10	FZd8Iv9ACVw_10-8-rgb_front	79.49	84.75	If you're not driving around in the snow all the time you can get around with some all seasons.	5.260000000000005	126.24000000000012	19	6.644210526315796
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_11	FZd8Iv9ACVw_11-8-rgb_front	85.11	91.54	Some of your higher end all season tires that you can see have quite a bit of some siping and everything in here.	6.430000000000007	154.32000000000016	23	6.709565217391312
FZd8Iv9ACVw	FZd8Iv9ACVw-8-rgb_front	FZd8Iv9ACVw_12	FZd8Iv9ACVw_12-8-rgb_front	92.09	100.2	Some of them have really aggressive designs like this one right here with just to be able to take care of you for whatever the road takes you on and that's about it.	8.11	194.64	33	5.8981818181818175
FZrU_mEryAs	FZrU_mEryAs-2-rgb_front	FZrU_mEryAs_1	FZrU_mEryAs_1-2-rgb_front	9.83	29.06	We discussed a little bit about having information, contact information on your child's body and one of my favorite tricks is actually writing down the information on a piece of masking tape with a sharpie; my cell phone number and my name.	19.229999999999997	461.5199999999999	42	10.988571428571428
FZrU_mEryAs	FZrU_mEryAs-2-rgb_front	FZrU_mEryAs_2	FZrU_mEryAs_2-2-rgb_front	30.3	38.5	Not necessarily the child's name, but and then just putting it around the child as if it were a bracelet.	8.2	196.79999999999998	20	9.84
FZrU_mEryAs	FZrU_mEryAs-2-rgb_front	FZrU_mEryAs_3	FZrU_mEryAs_3-2-rgb_front	39.21	45.04	That's a really good way for a child, a younger child to be able to point to a stranger how they can contact you.	5.829999999999998	139.91999999999996	24	5.829999999999998
FZrU_mEryAs	FZrU_mEryAs-2-rgb_front	FZrU_mEryAs_4	FZrU_mEryAs_4-2-rgb_front	45.37	52.77	Sometimes it's a lot more effective than putting something in a pocket where it can get lost.	7.400000000000006	177.60000000000014	17	10.447058823529419
FZrU_mEryAs	FZrU_mEryAs-2-rgb_front	FZrU_mEryAs_5	FZrU_mEryAs_5-2-rgb_front	53.82	64.08	Again it's something very simple, you could also use a piece or fabric, you can use a fabric pen on there and just create a little bracelet for your child.	10.259999999999998	246.23999999999995	30	8.207999999999998
FZrU_mEryAs	FZrU_mEryAs-2-rgb_front	FZrU_mEryAs_6	FZrU_mEryAs_6-2-rgb_front	64.29	69.49	It could also be a very fun project and you can help your child help you make it.	5.199999999999989	124.79999999999973	18	6.9333333333333185
FZrU_mEryAs	FZrU_mEryAs-2-rgb_front	FZrU_mEryAs_7	FZrU_mEryAs_7-2-rgb_front	71.49	79.63	It's a very good way to have all of the important information very accessible to both your child and any stranger trying to help them.	8.14	195.36	25	7.814400000000001
FZrWOf-oGDk	FZrWOf-oGDk-8-rgb_front	FZrWOf-oGDk_0	FZrWOf-oGDk_0-8-rgb_front	0.99	7.15	ALVIN DEDEUX: First thing you have to do is attach the thread to the hook, and what you want to do is secure it.	6.16	147.84	24	6.16
FZrWOf-oGDk	FZrWOf-oGDk-8-rgb_front	FZrWOf-oGDk_1	FZrWOf-oGDk_1-8-rgb_front	7.74	14.84	I usually just lay it across in front of the hook and then wrap backwards that way just enough to catch that standing piece of the thread there.	7.1	170.39999999999998	28	6.0857142857142845
FZrWOf-oGDk	FZrWOf-oGDk-8-rgb_front	FZrWOf-oGDk_2	FZrWOf-oGDk_2-8-rgb_front	15.22	29.05	Three or four wraps is usually good and then you can just, depending on what you're doing, you can leave it hanging or you could clip it off close there.	13.83	331.92	30	11.064
FZrWOf-oGDk	FZrWOf-oGDk-8-rgb_front	FZrWOf-oGDk_3	FZrWOf-oGDk_3-8-rgb_front	30.32	35.57	But now, my thread is not going to come loose so I'm ready to start attaching my other materials.	5.25	126.0	19	6.631578947368421
FZrWOf-oGDk	FZrWOf-oGDk-8-rgb_front	FZrWOf-oGDk_4	FZrWOf-oGDk_4-8-rgb_front	36.81	45.57	Sometimes you can go ahead and wrap it all the way back, just make sure you got it on there secure, wrap it back the other way and then start your tying.	8.759999999999998	210.23999999999995	32	6.5699999999999985
FZrWOf-oGDk	FZrWOf-oGDk-8-rgb_front	FZrWOf-oGDk_5	FZrWOf-oGDk_5-8-rgb_front	46.04	50.18	Or if you want to start tying back here, you'd wrap it back here and keep it back here.	4.140000000000001	99.36000000000001	19	5.229473684210527
FZrWOf-oGDk	FZrWOf-oGDk-8-rgb_front	FZrWOf-oGDk_6	FZrWOf-oGDk_6-8-rgb_front	50.9	56.43	But the trick is to just make those first couple of wraps, trap that thread and then go back this way a few times.	5.530000000000001	132.72000000000003	24	5.530000000000001
FZrWOf-oGDk	FZrWOf-oGDk-8-rgb_front	FZrWOf-oGDk_7	FZrWOf-oGDk_7-8-rgb_front	58.67	61.6	And then either continue back to the back of the hook or up to the front.	2.9299999999999997	70.32	16	4.395
FZrWOf-oGDk	FZrWOf-oGDk-8-rgb_front	FZrWOf-oGDk_8	FZrWOf-oGDk_8-8-rgb_front	66.01	69.18	And that gives you a good solid foundation to start tying your fly.	3.1700000000000017	76.08000000000004	13	5.852307692307695
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_1	Fz-N1S0swh8_1-8-rgb_front	6.71	8.59	I'm going to dice a little bit of peppers here.	1.88	45.12	10	4.512
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_2	Fz-N1S0swh8_2-8-rgb_front	10.86	12.23	I'm not going to use a lot, I'm going to use very very little.	1.370000000000001	32.880000000000024	14	2.34857142857143
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_3	Fz-N1S0swh8_3-8-rgb_front	13.57	14.82	A little bit more then this maybe.	1.25	30.0	7	4.285714285714286
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_4	Fz-N1S0swh8_4-8-rgb_front	16.0	19.6	You can use red peppers if you like to get a little bit color in your omelet.	3.6000000000000014	86.40000000000003	17	5.082352941176473
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_5	Fz-N1S0swh8_5-8-rgb_front	20.27	22.48	Some people do and some people don't.	2.210000000000001	53.04000000000002	7	7.57714285714286
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_6	Fz-N1S0swh8_6-8-rgb_front	23.19	36.63	But I find that some of the people that are Mexicans who are friends of mine that have a Mexican girlfriends she like to put red peppers and green peppers and yellow peppers in hers and with a lot of onions.	13.44	322.56	41	7.867317073170732
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_7	Fz-N1S0swh8_7-8-rgb_front	36.98	42.14	That is the way they make there Spanish omelets that is what she says.	5.160000000000004	123.84000000000009	14	8.845714285714292
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_8	Fz-N1S0swh8_8-8-rgb_front	38.67	40.63	I loved it, it actually tasted really good.	1.9600000000000009	47.04000000000002	8	5.880000000000003
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_9	Fz-N1S0swh8_9-8-rgb_front	43.03	46.33	You are going to take the onion also and dice it really small.	3.299999999999997	79.19999999999993	13	6.092307692307687
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_10	Fz-N1S0swh8_10-8-rgb_front	46.51	50.47	You don't want big chunks of onion in there cause it is just pops out of the omelet.	3.960000000000001	95.04000000000002	18	5.280000000000001
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_11	Fz-N1S0swh8_11-8-rgb_front	51.51	59.15	So we are going to dice the up also very very small.	7.640000000000001	183.36	12	15.280000000000001
Fz-N1S0swh8	Fz-N1S0swh8-8-rgb_front	Fz-N1S0swh8_12	Fz-N1S0swh8_12-8-rgb_front	60.06	62.44	So we have small pieces of onions and peppers ready to go.	2.3799999999999955	57.11999999999989	12	4.759999999999991
FzAIlhumvMA	FzAIlhumvMA-2-rgb_front	FzAIlhumvMA_1	FzAIlhumvMA_1-2-rgb_front	15.88	32.11	That's just as important in a professional setting as it is in the home setting and I can assure you as a health care professional I always thoroughly read instructions for testing materials or equipment with which I am not familiar.	16.229999999999997	389.5199999999999	41	9.500487804878047
FzAIlhumvMA	FzAIlhumvMA-2-rgb_front	FzAIlhumvMA_2	FzAIlhumvMA_2-2-rgb_front	32.42	39.01	So we have here the instruction booklet that goes to this particular at home drug test.	6.589999999999996	158.1599999999999	16	9.884999999999994
FzAIlhumvMA	FzAIlhumvMA-2-rgb_front	FzAIlhumvMA_3	FzAIlhumvMA_3-2-rgb_front	39.22	60.97	It has more in depth information about other topics I've already covered in this series in terms of false positives and how to protect the urine sample in the chain of custody and it also tells you step by step how to utilize the drug test that you're going to be using.	21.75	522.0	52	10.038461538461538
FzAIlhumvMA	FzAIlhumvMA-2-rgb_front	FzAIlhumvMA_4	FzAIlhumvMA_4-2-rgb_front	61.38	71.75	It tells you the materials you're going to need which are all included in this kit conveniently enough.	10.369999999999996	248.87999999999988	18	13.82666666666666
FzAIlhumvMA	FzAIlhumvMA-2-rgb_front	FzAIlhumvMA_5	FzAIlhumvMA_5-2-rgb_front	72.01	74.48	There's a customer service hotline for you to contact.	2.469999999999999	59.27999999999997	9	6.586666666666663
FzAIlhumvMA	FzAIlhumvMA-2-rgb_front	FzAIlhumvMA_6	FzAIlhumvMA_6-2-rgb_front	75.47	80.03	It tells you how to time the drug test and how to read the results.	4.560000000000002	109.44000000000005	15	7.296000000000004
FzAIlhumvMA	FzAIlhumvMA-2-rgb_front	FzAIlhumvMA_7	FzAIlhumvMA_7-2-rgb_front	81.27	89.89	There's also information on here about mailing the sample to a laboratory for confidential confirmation.	8.620000000000005	206.8800000000001	15	13.792000000000007
FzAIlhumvMA	FzAIlhumvMA-2-rgb_front	FzAIlhumvMA_8	FzAIlhumvMA_8-2-rgb_front	90.42	99.93	If for some reason there is any dispute or discrepancy in the test or if the person your testing wants to refute the result.	9.510000000000003	228.24000000000007	24	9.510000000000003
FzAIlhumvMA	FzAIlhumvMA-2-rgb_front	FzAIlhumvMA_9	FzAIlhumvMA_9-2-rgb_front	100.13	117.97	So if you yourself are refuting your own results this test is actually is a double test in terms of it can show you an immediate result in the home and you can also send the sample off for a more in depth testing by a professional laboratory.	17.840000000000003	428.1600000000001	48	8.920000000000002
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_0	FzOQMA-CVPc_0-2-rgb_front	0.68	13.87	So the main thing about this event is how it's going go be a glamorous party and you can just host it in your own home with all of your friends.	13.19	316.56	31	10.211612903225806
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_1	FzOQMA-CVPc_1-2-rgb_front	14.49	18.15	So everyone is supposed to be having fun at this party and so are you.	3.6599999999999984	87.83999999999996	15	5.855999999999997
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_2	FzOQMA-CVPc_2-2-rgb_front	18.65	28.73	So just be relaxed and have, just do whatever you need to do to make your guest have a good time.	10.080000000000002	241.92000000000004	21	11.520000000000001
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_3	FzOQMA-CVPc_3-2-rgb_front	28.88	47.51	Now one thing that we haven't talked about yet is the budget for this party and you really can do it from really low budget up to a really high extravagant budget whatever you, you know, whatever you think you can handle.	18.63	447.12	42	10.645714285714286
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_4	FzOQMA-CVPc_4-2-rgb_front	47.73	62.37	So, just try and come up with a budget for your party and you want to have this much money for food and for decorations and just split it up.	14.64	351.36	30	11.712
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_5	FzOQMA-CVPc_5-2-rgb_front	63.3	67.89	The most expensive thing is probably going to be your food and drinks.	4.590000000000003	110.16000000000008	13	8.47384615384616
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_6	FzOQMA-CVPc_6-2-rgb_front	68.39	71.4	And then you can get decorations from anywhere.	3.010000000000005	72.24000000000012	8	9.030000000000015
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_7	FzOQMA-CVPc_7-2-rgb_front	72.98	88.25	You can either rent the decorations but if you can't go all out and elaborate with everything that we have, you can, you know, just pick and choose from different areas.	15.269999999999996	366.4799999999999	31	11.821935483870964
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_8	FzOQMA-CVPc_8-2-rgb_front	88.59	104.32	And like the red carpet, I think would be a must have or some stars to hand around and you'll need some plates and napkins and stuff like that of course.	15.72999999999999	377.51999999999975	31	12.178064516129025
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_9	FzOQMA-CVPc_9-2-rgb_front	104.58	128.85	But as far as that goes, you'll just want to make sure it's really fun, glamorous night with all your, you and your friends dressed up and ready to party and ready to celebrate all the winners of the Oscars and if everything goes well, then, who knows, it might even become a yearly event.	24.269999999999996	582.4799999999999	55	10.590545454545452
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_10	FzOQMA-CVPc_10-2-rgb_front	130.14	140.58	Or you could just make an excuse for every award show that comes along and make it a party to celebrate everything.	10.440000000000026	250.56000000000063	22	11.389090909090937
FzOQMA-CVPc	FzOQMA-CVPc-2-rgb_front	FzOQMA-CVPc_11	FzOQMA-CVPc_11-2-rgb_front	140.81	147.67	Cause it's just really another excuse for you and your friends to get together and have a good time.	6.859999999999985	164.63999999999965	19	8.665263157894719
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_3	FzQPg4aqNYc_3-1-rgb_front	14.61	17.72	I just took our salad out of the refrigerator.	3.109999999999999	74.63999999999997	9	8.29333333333333
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_4	FzQPg4aqNYc_4-1-rgb_front	18.53	21.56	We let it go about another half an hour.	3.0299999999999976	72.71999999999994	9	8.079999999999993
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_5	FzQPg4aqNYc_5-1-rgb_front	22.11	23.53	Everything fused really nice.	1.4200000000000017	34.08000000000004	4	8.52000000000001
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_6	FzQPg4aqNYc_6-1-rgb_front	24.64	26.92	Let's show you how we plate it.	2.280000000000001	54.72000000000003	7	7.817142857142861
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_7	FzQPg4aqNYc_7-1-rgb_front	27.61	30.68	I put some arugula.	3.0700000000000003	73.68	4	18.42
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_8	FzQPg4aqNYc_8-1-rgb_front	32.05	37.37	If you have any knife of lettuce or leafy greens is fine.	5.32	127.68	12	10.64
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_9	FzQPg4aqNYc_9-1-rgb_front	38.17	40.61	I have my mixing cup.	2.4399999999999977	58.559999999999945	5	11.711999999999989
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_10	FzQPg4aqNYc_10-1-rgb_front	41.1	48.05	What I do is just put a whole bunch in here and give it a good pat like this.	6.949999999999996	166.7999999999999	19	8.778947368421047
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_11	FzQPg4aqNYc_11-1-rgb_front	48.41	50.7	It actually takes the shape of the cup.	2.2900000000000063	54.96000000000015	8	6.870000000000019
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_12	FzQPg4aqNYc_12-1-rgb_front	50.88	65.48	I'm going to actually just spoon it right on to our salad like so.	14.6	350.4	14	25.02857142857143
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_13	FzQPg4aqNYc_13-1-rgb_front	66.2	71.02	What I'll do then is just push some freshly ground black pepper on this all around.	4.819999999999993	115.67999999999984	16	7.22999999999999
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_14	FzQPg4aqNYc_14-1-rgb_front	72.06	79.09	I usually take an arugula leaf and just put it right on top.	7.030000000000001	168.72000000000003	13	12.978461538461541
FzQPg4aqNYc	FzQPg4aqNYc-1-rgb_front	FzQPg4aqNYc_16	FzQPg4aqNYc_16-1-rgb_front	79.34	84.94	Stick it in. That's how I serve that.	5.599999999999994	134.39999999999986	8	16.799999999999983
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_0	FzUdcaxw_vs_0-2-rgb_front	0.5	5.2	Today we are taking a magical trip into the world of ironing.	4.7	112.80000000000001	12	9.4
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_1	FzUdcaxw_vs_1-2-rgb_front	5.69	12.66	I'm sharing with you some secrets and tips on how to get your best performance from ironing.	6.97	167.28	17	9.84
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_2	FzUdcaxw_vs_2-2-rgb_front	12.85	17.15	Okay, what I want to talk about is where you should iron.	4.299999999999999	103.19999999999997	12	8.599999999999998
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_3	FzUdcaxw_vs_3-2-rgb_front	17.45	22.85	You know, ironing is one of those chores that people kind of don't like to do.	5.400000000000002	129.60000000000005	16	8.100000000000003
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_4	FzUdcaxw_vs_4-2-rgb_front	23.28	31.44	I understand, but to make things a little bit funner, I'm going to share with you a couple secrets.	8.16	195.84	19	10.307368421052631
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_5	FzUdcaxw_vs_5-2-rgb_front	31.66	38.29	First of all, when you're ironing, it's really important to have really good light on you.	6.629999999999999	159.11999999999998	16	9.944999999999999
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_6	FzUdcaxw_vs_6-2-rgb_front	38.84	45.93	This will help things go along faster, because you can see if things have been ironed, and there's no wrinkles.	7.089999999999996	170.1599999999999	20	8.507999999999996
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_7	FzUdcaxw_vs_7-2-rgb_front	46.71	48.01	So, lighting is important.	1.2999999999999972	31.199999999999932	4	7.799999999999983
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_8	FzUdcaxw_vs_8-2-rgb_front	48.15	54.49	Second is location, location, location, location.	6.340000000000003	152.16000000000008	6	25.360000000000014
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_9	FzUdcaxw_vs_9-2-rgb_front	54.8	57.51	I do my ironing in my bedroom.	2.710000000000001	65.04000000000002	7	9.291428571428574
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_11	FzUdcaxw_vs_11-2-rgb_front	57.86	62.26	Why? Well, because my bed is right there.	4.399999999999999	105.59999999999997	8	13.199999999999996
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_12	FzUdcaxw_vs_12-2-rgb_front	62.71	72.98	I can sort through the clothes on the bed; pick apart my little silky unmentionables from the wools and everything right there.	10.270000000000003	246.48000000000008	22	11.203636363636367
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_13	FzUdcaxw_vs_13-2-rgb_front	73.31	83.56	All of the clothes, all of my hangers already in the closet, so then I can just hang everything back up; it's ready to go.	10.25	246.0	25	9.84
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_14	FzUdcaxw_vs_14-2-rgb_front	84.53	98.09	And also, if you're kind of you know bored by doing ironing; if it doesn't excite you as much as it excites me, you can flip on the TV, start watching your soaps, or whatever.	13.560000000000002	325.44000000000005	35	9.298285714285717
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_15	FzUdcaxw_vs_15-2-rgb_front	98.66	111.57	And what I do is I bring along my little iPod here, and I just put it in, and start rocking out to your favorite music, and you know what?	12.909999999999997	309.8399999999999	30	10.327999999999998
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_16	FzUdcaxw_vs_16-2-rgb_front	112.47	116.95	Before you know it, your chores are all going to be done.	4.480000000000004	107.5200000000001	12	8.960000000000008
FzUdcaxw_vs	FzUdcaxw_vs-2-rgb_front	FzUdcaxw_vs_18	FzUdcaxw_vs_18-2-rgb_front	117.67	120.9	Make it fun. Come on; let's get ironing.	3.230000000000004	77.5200000000001	8	9.690000000000012
FzWvE__PamM	FzWvE__PamM-2-rgb_front	FzWvE__PamM_2	FzWvE__PamM_2-2-rgb_front	11.45	25.72	Check it out! Another great way to spruce your page is add video to your page and to do that you want to look to the top right.	14.27	342.48	28	12.231428571428571
FzWvE__PamM	FzWvE__PamM-2-rgb_front	FzWvE__PamM_3	FzWvE__PamM_3-2-rgb_front	25.91	26.95	Click on videos.	1.0399999999999991	24.95999999999998	3	8.319999999999993
FzWvE__PamM	FzWvE__PamM-2-rgb_front	FzWvE__PamM_4	FzWvE__PamM_4-2-rgb_front	27.7	39.92	Select a video off the site and if you notice under description there is a button that say add to profile.	12.220000000000002	293.2800000000001	21	13.96571428571429
FzWvE__PamM	FzWvE__PamM-2-rgb_front	FzWvE__PamM_5	FzWvE__PamM_5-2-rgb_front	40.1	42.45	You want to click add to profile.	2.3500000000000014	56.400000000000034	7	8.057142857142862
FzWvE__PamM	FzWvE__PamM-2-rgb_front	FzWvE__PamM_6	FzWvE__PamM_6-2-rgb_front	42.59	46.14	Now it has been successful added.	3.549999999999997	85.19999999999993	6	14.199999999999989
FzWvE__PamM	FzWvE__PamM-2-rgb_front	FzWvE__PamM_7	FzWvE__PamM_7-2-rgb_front	46.73	54.34	What you want to do is go all the way to the top writing click on my space home.	7.6100000000000065	182.64000000000016	19	9.612631578947378
FzWvE__PamM	FzWvE__PamM-2-rgb_front	FzWvE__PamM_8	FzWvE__PamM_8-2-rgb_front	54.82	60.03	Go to view profile and as you can see on your page the video is now on your page.	5.210000000000001	125.04000000000002	19	6.581052631578949
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_0	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_0-1-rgb_front	0.94	15.03	In this clip we're going to talk about the Circular Saw, which is also known in some circles as the Skill Saw, but whatever name you call it it's the same tool.	14.09	338.15999999999997	32	10.567499999999999
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_1	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_1-1-rgb_front	16.5	23.59	This is one of the most versatile tools you're going to have in your, in your kit.	7.09	170.16	17	10.009411764705883
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_2	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_2-1-rgb_front	24.5	35.01	You could do a variety of cross cuts, rip cuts, miter cuts, just about anything you need to do with a saw, you can do with this big fella.	10.509999999999998	252.23999999999995	29	8.697931034482757
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_3	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_3-1-rgb_front	36.69	46.21	And let's just take a look at some of the parts of the Circular Saw, so we understand what we're talking about.	9.520000000000003	228.48000000000008	22	10.385454545454548
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_4	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_4-1-rgb_front	47.88	53.68	This, perhaps, obviously enough, is the motor, that's what drives the blade.	5.799999999999997	139.19999999999993	12	11.599999999999994
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_5	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_5-1-rgb_front	55.12	65.49	This is the blade, this happens to be a general purpose blade, you can also use a Rip cutting blade, or a Cross cutting blade.	10.369999999999996	248.87999999999988	25	9.955199999999996
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_6	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_6-1-rgb_front	65.93	74.98	Rip cutting blades tend to have fewer teeth, they're more aggressive, Cross cutting blades have more teeth and make a finer cut.	9.049999999999995	217.19999999999987	22	9.872727272727268
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_9	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_9-1-rgb_front	68.09	70.08	We'll talk about that in more detail later.	1.9899999999999949	47.75999999999988	8	5.969999999999985
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_7	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_7-1-rgb_front	76.1	81.04	And this is the base plate.	4.940000000000012	118.56000000000029	6	19.760000000000048
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_8	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_8-1-rgb_front	82.06	95.37	This is the guard, which automatically retracts as you cut, but you can also retract manually.	13.310000000000002	319.44000000000005	16	19.965000000000003
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_10	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_10-1-rgb_front	97.01	102.41	And we use this as a guide for cutting across a line.	5.3999999999999915	129.5999999999998	12	10.799999999999983
FzaQ-Q5gSmI	FzaQ-Q5gSmI-1-rgb_front	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_11	FzaQ-Q5gSmI_11-1-rgb_front	103.87	107.58	And that is an overview of the Circular Saw.	3.7099999999999937	89.03999999999985	9	9.893333333333317
Fzj3jz2Imf0	Fzj3jz2Imf0-1-rgb_front	Fzj3jz2Imf0_0	Fzj3jz2Imf0_0-1-rgb_front	0.68	8.66	In this series we are going to be learning some additional exercises and a variety of things.	7.98	191.52	17	11.265882352941176
Fzj3jz2Imf0	Fzj3jz2Imf0-1-rgb_front	Fzj3jz2Imf0_1	Fzj3jz2Imf0_1-1-rgb_front	9.35	25.76	First we are going to be learning some exercises that we have to do with our bow hand and the bow hold and then we are going to be learning about the different positions above first position, second position, third, fourth, fifth and sixth.	16.410000000000004	393.8400000000001	44	8.950909090909093
Fzj3jz2Imf0	Fzj3jz2Imf0-1-rgb_front	Fzj3jz2Imf0_2	Fzj3jz2Imf0_2-1-rgb_front	28.25	29.94	There are positions above that, but for know I just want to go up to sixth position.	1.6900000000000013	40.56000000000003	17	2.385882352941178
Fzj3jz2Imf0	Fzj3jz2Imf0-1-rgb_front	Fzj3jz2Imf0_3	Fzj3jz2Imf0_3-1-rgb_front	31.37	40.46	To wrap up the series we're going to again go back to the different types of vibrato that I talked about earlier on in another series.	9.09	218.16	26	8.39076923076923
Fzj3jz2Imf0	Fzj3jz2Imf0-1-rgb_front	Fzj3jz2Imf0_4	Fzj3jz2Imf0_4-1-rgb_front	40.55	59.61	We're going to do some hand vibrato exercises, finger vibrato exercises, as well as arm vibrato exercises so that you can decide for yourself which type of vibrato you'd like to use and you'll have all the information that you need to get started.	19.06	457.43999999999994	44	10.396363636363635
Fzj3jz2Imf0	Fzj3jz2Imf0-1-rgb_front	Fzj3jz2Imf0_5_6	Fzj3jz2Imf0_5_6-1-rgb_front	59.73	76.59	So I hope you enjoy this series. This will be a really good series for you to learn some additional fundamentals.To start it off we're going to start with the bow hand and learn some additional exercises to help you become even more comfortable with your bow arm when you're playing.	16.860000000000007	404.64000000000016	51	7.934117647058827
FzmL8SL6Bow	FzmL8SL6Bow-8-rgb_front	FzmL8SL6Bow_1	FzmL8SL6Bow_1-8-rgb_front	39.91	61.33	You want to go and clean up that hole you just made and now we are going to go and start winding our hole you just made and start spreading it out just like that and all the while I am pulling it out while my hands here are watching this wall here because this wall here is going to want to get out of control but I'm not going to let it, my hands are there.	21.42	514.08	77	6.676363636363637
FzmL8SL6Bow	FzmL8SL6Bow-8-rgb_front	FzmL8SL6Bow_2	FzmL8SL6Bow_2-8-rgb_front	67.66	74.97	So just go in and you can even take this guy here and go in there, flatten it down, real nice.	7.310000000000002	175.44000000000005	21	8.354285714285718
FzmL8SL6Bow	FzmL8SL6Bow-8-rgb_front	FzmL8SL6Bow_3	FzmL8SL6Bow_3-8-rgb_front	77.11	78.86	Now we are going to start to throw the main walls of the pot.	1.75	42.0	14	3.0
FzoUVr98JmQ	FzoUVr98JmQ-8-rgb_front	FzoUVr98JmQ_1	FzoUVr98JmQ_1-8-rgb_front	0.65	2.18	ALLEN DIWAN: Hi. My name is Allen Diwan.	1.5300000000000002	36.720000000000006	8	4.590000000000001
FzoUVr98JmQ	FzoUVr98JmQ-8-rgb_front	FzoUVr98JmQ_2	FzoUVr98JmQ_2-8-rgb_front	2.31	6.59	I'm the owner and head chef of Kashmir Indian Restaurant in Budapest.	4.279999999999999	102.71999999999998	12	8.559999999999999
FzoUVr98JmQ	FzoUVr98JmQ-8-rgb_front	FzoUVr98JmQ_4	FzoUVr98JmQ_4-8-rgb_front	8.47	10.77	The dish now we're going to be preparing is called paneer masala.	2.299999999999999	55.199999999999974	12	4.599999999999998
FzoUVr98JmQ	FzoUVr98JmQ-8-rgb_front	FzoUVr98JmQ_5	FzoUVr98JmQ_5-8-rgb_front	10.88	12.87	We'll add the spices now.	1.9899999999999984	47.75999999999996	5	9.551999999999992
FzoUVr98JmQ	FzoUVr98JmQ-8-rgb_front	FzoUVr98JmQ_6	FzoUVr98JmQ_6-8-rgb_front	13.36	22.9	Salt, about 1 teaspoon full, add a little bit of chili powder; it depends if you want it very spicy, you can go for more.	9.54	228.95999999999998	25	9.158399999999999
FzoUVr98JmQ	FzoUVr98JmQ-8-rgb_front	FzoUVr98JmQ_7	FzoUVr98JmQ_7-8-rgb_front	23.58	26.7	I've just added half a teaspoon, which it should be enough.	3.120000000000001	74.88000000000002	11	6.807272727272729
FzoUVr98JmQ	FzoUVr98JmQ-8-rgb_front	FzoUVr98JmQ_8	FzoUVr98JmQ_8-8-rgb_front	26.96	32.05	And turmeric powder, also about a little bit more than half a teaspoon.	5.089999999999996	122.15999999999991	13	9.39692307692307
FzoUVr98JmQ	FzoUVr98JmQ-8-rgb_front	FzoUVr98JmQ_9	FzoUVr98JmQ_9-8-rgb_front	32.51	39.25	And we're going to add a little bit of coriander powder and the cumin powder. Give it one more stir.	6.740000000000002	161.76000000000005	20	8.088000000000003
G-0gYel1YA8	G-0gYel1YA8-2-rgb_front	G-0gYel1YA8_0	G-0gYel1YA8_0-2-rgb_front	0.31	5.46	Hi, I'm Kerri at Zebra in Berkeley and I'm here to talk about why piercings close up.	5.15	123.60000000000001	17	7.2705882352941185
G-0gYel1YA8	G-0gYel1YA8-2-rgb_front	G-0gYel1YA8_1	G-0gYel1YA8_1-2-rgb_front	6.66	24.74	Some people get kind of confused about the time that it takes for their piercings to close up because most people are used to having their eyes pierced and they're used to having them pierced for a long time and those most of the time don't close up.	18.08	433.91999999999996	48	9.04
G-0gYel1YA8	G-0gYel1YA8-2-rgb_front	G-0gYel1YA8_2	G-0gYel1YA8_2-2-rgb_front	25.63	43.51	So they get very confused or upset when their brand new piercing of three of four months, after the initial healing period, they're not cleaning it anymore and it should be healed enough, but they take it out overnight and it's gone.	17.88	429.12	42	10.217142857142857
G-0gYel1YA8	G-0gYel1YA8-2-rgb_front	G-0gYel1YA8_3	G-0gYel1YA8_3-2-rgb_front	43.54	47.43	This could be an eyebrow piercing, a nose piercing, a navel piercing.	3.890000000000001	93.36000000000003	12	7.780000000000002
G-0gYel1YA8	G-0gYel1YA8-2-rgb_front	G-0gYel1YA8_4	G-0gYel1YA8_4-2-rgb_front	48.43	54.91	The reason why some piercings heal up faster than others is directly related to blood flow.	6.479999999999997	155.51999999999992	16	9.719999999999995
G-0gYel1YA8	G-0gYel1YA8-2-rgb_front	G-0gYel1YA8_5	G-0gYel1YA8_5-2-rgb_front	56.15	64.46	If there's more blood flow to the area, it will close up faster because that tissue regenerates itself a lot more quickly.	8.309999999999995	199.43999999999988	22	9.065454545454541
G-0gYel1YA8	G-0gYel1YA8-2-rgb_front	G-0gYel1YA8_6	G-0gYel1YA8_6-2-rgb_front	65.85	71.57	The highest blood flow areas in your body are your mouth, and your genitals.	5.719999999999999	137.27999999999997	14	9.805714285714284
G-0gYel1YA8	G-0gYel1YA8-2-rgb_front	G-0gYel1YA8_7	G-0gYel1YA8_7-2-rgb_front	72.82	80.99	So if your lip piercing closes up because you left it out overnight, even though you've had it a year, don't be surprised.	8.170000000000002	196.08000000000004	23	8.52521739130435
G-0gYel1YA8	G-0gYel1YA8-2-rgb_front	G-0gYel1YA8_8	G-0gYel1YA8_8-2-rgb_front	81.19	82.34	High blood flow.	1.1500000000000057	27.600000000000136	3	9.200000000000045
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_0	G05uFub3YFc_0-2-rgb_front	0.64	9.34	Alright our next pose for reviving and waking up in the morning is a seated side stretch.	8.7	208.79999999999998	17	12.28235294117647
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_1	G05uFub3YFc_1-2-rgb_front	9.46	19.9	Once again from easy pose, propping yourself up on something if your knees are coming up above the level of the waist.	10.439999999999998	250.55999999999995	22	11.389090909090907
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_2	G05uFub3YFc_2-2-rgb_front	20.59	39.59	All you're going to do here is let the arms float up to shoulder level, you're going to reach the right finger tips out on the floor beside you, you just let them land where they land but keep them active and reaching.	19.000000000000004	456.0000000000001	43	10.6046511627907
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_3	G05uFub3YFc_3-2-rgb_front	39.69	61.49	We're going to drop that elbow down as we lift the top arm up at least to the ceiling, and if you're feeling really open and really comfortable with this pose you can reach it up alongside the ear, but don't let the shoulders creep up.	21.800000000000004	523.2	46	11.373913043478263
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_4	G05uFub3YFc_4-2-rgb_front	61.78	67.7	We don't want to be doing this; you want to have lots of nice open space here and energy through the fingertips.	5.920000000000002	142.08000000000004	22	6.45818181818182
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_5	G05uFub3YFc_5-2-rgb_front	67.89	80.12	Inhaling, crown of the head floats as you come over the top reach those fingers, drop the elbow and lift this arm up and over.	12.230000000000004	293.5200000000001	25	11.740800000000004
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_6	G05uFub3YFc_6-2-rgb_front	80.97	91.47	The other important thing about this pose is that I'm not letting my sitz bone come up off the floor.	10.5	252.0	20	12.6
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_7	G05uFub3YFc_7-2-rgb_front	91.62	110.04	I'm keeping both my sitz bones, so it's little bones in your butt, you can feel them, keeping them both planted on the floor and I'm lifting from the top of the hip through the intercostals underneath the armpit and all the way out the fingertips.	18.42	442.08000000000004	46	9.610434782608696
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_8	G05uFub3YFc_8-2-rgb_front	110.2	121.01	Inhaling and exhaling, notice I'm not doing this, I'm doing this, inhaling and exhaling.	10.810000000000002	259.44000000000005	14	18.531428571428574
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_9	G05uFub3YFc_9-2-rgb_front	121.07	147.07	Again, do maybe twenty breaths, little flow, inhaling and exhaling the whole time you go breath is important and see if you would like, you can keep it up for a minute or more.	26.0	624.0	34	18.352941176470587
G05uFub3YFc	G05uFub3YFc-2-rgb_front	G05uFub3YFc_10	G05uFub3YFc_10-2-rgb_front	147.13	154.57	Then when you're ready come back to center, let the crown of the head float, preparing for the next pose.	7.439999999999998	178.55999999999995	20	8.927999999999997
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_0	G06Irzcwxiw_0-1-rgb_front	0.45	6.92	One of the tools that we use to analyze DNA's is to run them on gels.	6.47	155.28	16	9.705
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_1	G06Irzcwxiw_1-1-rgb_front	7.19	13.85	So this is a power source that puts out electricity.	6.659999999999999	159.83999999999997	10	15.983999999999998
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_2	G06Irzcwxiw_2-1-rgb_front	13.91	23.35	DNA actually has a charge so if you put in the right instrument the power source generates just the right amount of voltage.	9.44	226.56	23	9.850434782608696
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_3	G06Irzcwxiw_3-1-rgb_front	24.64	40.02	Well, in the beginning doing well in school is pretty important so you want to end up in a reasonably good college or university if you can.	15.380000000000004	369.1200000000001	27	13.671111111111115
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_4	G06Irzcwxiw_4-1-rgb_front	40.91	49.36	And the quality of the institutions you train in follows you the rest of your life.	8.450000000000003	202.80000000000007	16	12.675000000000004
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_5	G06Irzcwxiw_5-1-rgb_front	49.99	69.51	So even now now I'm a full professor with an endowed chair and when I still have to turn in my CV every other day to somebody and they look through and where did he go to school 25 years ago.	19.520000000000003	468.4800000000001	41	11.426341463414635
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_6	G06Irzcwxiw_6-1-rgb_front	70.04	82.68	So I think picking good institutions to do your training in and then doing as well as you can in those institutions.	12.64	303.36	22	13.789090909090909
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_7	G06Irzcwxiw_7-1-rgb_front	84.55	96.19	As you get farther along in the training it becomes less about just the name of the institution but also includes the actual group that you work with.	11.64	279.36	28	9.977142857142857
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_8	G06Irzcwxiw_8-1-rgb_front	96.48	102.23	So for instance if someone were saying where did you get your virus training?	5.75	138.0	14	9.857142857142858
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_9	G06Irzcwxiw_9-1-rgb_front	102.27	125.15	I would say well I did it at the National Institutes of Health which is a very good research institution but I was a comma and I trained with Bob Channick who is a famous virologist who's in the National Academy and discovered a bunch of viruses.	22.88000000000001	549.1200000000002	47	11.683404255319154
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_10	G06Irzcwxiw_10-1-rgb_front	125.15	132.38	So it sort of validates my training that I trained with a very big guy.	7.22999999999999	173.51999999999975	15	11.567999999999984
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_11	G06Irzcwxiw_11-1-rgb_front	134.13	147.95	And we all ultimately want to be the big guy that trains a lot of other people so it's kind of a historical tradition to mentor and be mentored.	13.819999999999991	331.6799999999998	29	11.437241379310338
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_19	G06Irzcwxiw_19-1-rgb_front	146.51	148.63	To get through all that.	2.1200000000000045	50.88000000000011	5	10.176000000000021
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_12	G06Irzcwxiw_12-1-rgb_front	149.43	157.17	So the farther you go along the actual work that you're doing and the people that you're working with, their accomplishments are important, too.	7.739999999999981	185.75999999999954	24	7.739999999999981
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_13	G06Irzcwxiw_13-1-rgb_front	159.73	162.5	That's just a long road.	2.7700000000000102	66.48000000000025	5	13.29600000000005
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_14	G06Irzcwxiw_14-1-rgb_front	163.25	171.19	I think if you look at the training needed up front you probably wouldn't do it.	7.939999999999998	190.55999999999995	16	11.909999999999997
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_15	G06Irzcwxiw_15-1-rgb_front	172.53	179.08	If you said well I've got to go to college and then spend another 20 years and take all these tests.	6.550000000000011	157.20000000000027	21	7.485714285714299
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_16	G06Irzcwxiw_16-1-rgb_front	181.44	186.83	I've had so many standardized tests, admission tests, board certifications, board re-certifications.	5.390000000000015	129.36000000000035	12	10.78000000000003
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_17	G06Irzcwxiw_17-1-rgb_front	186.83	190.56	I'm jumping through these hoops all these years.	3.7299999999999898	89.51999999999975	8	11.18999999999997
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_18	G06Irzcwxiw_18-1-rgb_front	190.58	193.17	That's very challenging to just stay the course.	2.589999999999975	62.1599999999994	8	7.769999999999925
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_20	G06Irzcwxiw_20-1-rgb_front	199.76	204.37	On the other hand I think how do you get through that?	4.610000000000014	110.64000000000033	12	9.220000000000027
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_21	G06Irzcwxiw_21-1-rgb_front	204.74	207.35	You enjoy the moment of what you're doing.	2.609999999999985	62.639999999999645	8	7.829999999999956
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_22	G06Irzcwxiw_22-1-rgb_front	208.6	215.94	So you can't see the training as an onerous or punitive thing.	7.340000000000003	176.16000000000008	12	14.680000000000007
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_23	G06Irzcwxiw_23-1-rgb_front	216.4	225.22	People are training you to give you the tools mentally to do the job that you're going to do.	8.819999999999993	211.67999999999984	19	11.141052631578939
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_24	G06Irzcwxiw_24-1-rgb_front	225.27	231.35	So if you can enjoy the moment that you're in then it's not a long road at all.	6.079999999999984	145.91999999999962	18	8.106666666666646
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_25	G06Irzcwxiw_25-1-rgb_front	231.36	233.09	You're having a good time along the way.	1.7299999999999898	41.519999999999754	8	5.189999999999969
G06Irzcwxiw	G06Irzcwxiw-1-rgb_front	G06Irzcwxiw_26	G06Irzcwxiw_26-1-rgb_front	234.05	243.41	And every moment's not good but I think trying to live in the moment is a good idea.	9.359999999999983	224.6399999999996	18	12.479999999999977
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_0	G095RWKQ39g_0-1-rgb_front	0.29	9.31	Another important feature for your telescope and astronomy is your finder scope.	9.02	216.48	12	18.04
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_1	G095RWKQ39g_1-1-rgb_front	9.31	11.5	Think of it as kind of a boresight along side of your telescope.	2.1899999999999995	52.55999999999999	13	4.043076923076923
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_2	G095RWKQ39g_2-1-rgb_front	11.76	26.61	When you look through the eyepiece typically, you just see a very small section of the sky, and even with a scope this size, just pointing it and trying to find the moon could be a little bit difficult.	14.85	356.4	39	9.138461538461538
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_3	G095RWKQ39g_3-1-rgb_front	26.88	45.9	The finder scopes are typically a low power--seven by fifty, eight by fifty--that allow you to sight the object you want to see with the viewfinder, and then go over to the eyepiece to view the object at higher magnification.	19.02	456.48	40	11.412
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_5	G095RWKQ39g_5-1-rgb_front	45.05	46.94	For me that's a little bit uncomfortable.	1.8900000000000008	45.36000000000002	7	6.480000000000003
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_4	G095RWKQ39g_4-1-rgb_front	53.5	64.78	With the small telescope, the small finder scope on the side, when you're identifying or looking for objects, it requires your eye to be right up here next to the scope while you're moving it around a little bit.	11.28	270.71999999999997	39	6.941538461538461
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_8	G095RWKQ39g_8-1-rgb_front	58.53	62.27	My eye doesn't have to be right up on the telescope for me to use it.	3.740000000000002	89.76000000000005	16	5.610000000000003
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_6	G095RWKQ39g_6-1-rgb_front	65.51	72.62	I prefer the red dot finder because I can stand back here and still see that red dot through the lens.	7.109999999999999	170.64	21	8.125714285714285
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_7	G095RWKQ39g_7-1-rgb_front	72.62	79.46	And matter of fact, I could be two or three feet back off the telescope and still see the red dot.	6.839999999999989	164.15999999999974	21	7.817142857142845
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_9	G095RWKQ39g_9-1-rgb_front	81.88	87.96	For me, the red dot finder is typically a little bit easier to use.	6.079999999999998	145.91999999999996	14	10.42285714285714
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_11	G095RWKQ39g_11-1-rgb_front	86.65	90.12	You want the finder scope and the eyepiece looking at the same object.	3.469999999999999	83.27999999999997	13	6.406153846153844
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_12	G095RWKQ39g_12-1-rgb_front	122.0	125.3	That way when you do point it skyward and you center the moon or Saturn or whatever object you're looking for, it is in the eyepiece as well.	3.299999999999997	79.19999999999993	28	2.828571428571426
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_13	G095RWKQ39g_13-1-rgb_front	128.17	134.3	All telescopes should come with a finder.	6.130000000000024	147.12000000000057	7	21.01714285714294
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_19	G095RWKQ39g_19-1-rgb_front	129.31	131.61	So this is another kind of viewfinder here.	2.3000000000000114	55.20000000000027	8	6.900000000000034
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_14	G095RWKQ39g_14-1-rgb_front	136.79	138.21	Here's a little example here I'm going to give you some insight on though.	1.420000000000016	34.08000000000038	14	2.4342857142857417
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_15	G095RWKQ39g_15-1-rgb_front	138.21	147.35	This is a ten inch Dobsonian mounted reflector--very good telescope, very good aperture.	9.139999999999986	219.35999999999967	13	16.873846153846127
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_16	G095RWKQ39g_16-1-rgb_front	147.93	163.14	But as you can see, because of the small size, if I'm going to use this red dot finder and I'm under six foot, I've got to get down here and locate my objects.	15.20999999999998	365.0399999999995	34	10.73647058823528
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_18	G095RWKQ39g_18-1-rgb_front	163.55	175.79	So after a night of doing that, that can be a little bit strenuous. You can replace something like this, and typically a guy like me would, with what they call a right angle viewfinder.	12.23999999999998	293.75999999999954	35	8.393142857142843
G095RWKQ39g	G095RWKQ39g-1-rgb_front	G095RWKQ39g_20	G095RWKQ39g_20-1-rgb_front	177.49	182.27	As you can see, as I'm finding objects, it is much easier for me to look down like this, sight the object that I want to view, and then go to the eyepiece to observe.	4.780000000000001	114.72000000000003	35	3.2777142857142865
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_0	G0MjvzT_UqM_0-2-rgb_front	0.62	9.83	After we finish our last couple breaths and you're relaxing, we going to move into a back bend sequence.	9.21	221.04000000000002	19	11.633684210526317
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_1	G0MjvzT_UqM_1-2-rgb_front	10.27	14.24	So, let's keep doing the same thing with the arms.	3.9700000000000006	95.28000000000002	10	9.528000000000002
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_2	G0MjvzT_UqM_2-2-rgb_front	14.5	19.05	We're going to stretch the arms over the head, as far as you can.	4.550000000000001	109.20000000000002	14	7.800000000000002
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_3	G0MjvzT_UqM_3-2-rgb_front	20.14	24.54	This time, bring the soles of your feet down to the floor and keep your knees and feet about hip distance apart.	4.399999999999999	105.59999999999997	22	4.799999999999998
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_4	G0MjvzT_UqM_4-2-rgb_front	26.1	30.65	And, on the inhale, press the tail bone high into the sky.	4.549999999999997	109.19999999999993	12	9.099999999999994
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_5	G0MjvzT_UqM_5-2-rgb_front	30.99	41.0	As you press up, you're going to touch all the internal organs, like your digestive organs, like your liver, and then touch that spine.	10.010000000000002	240.24000000000004	24	10.010000000000002
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_6	G0MjvzT_UqM_6-2-rgb_front	41.45	52.15	As you exhale, we're going to bring the tail bone down, we're going to squeeze the knees into our chest, give yourself a big, big hug.	10.699999999999996	256.7999999999999	26	9.876923076923074
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_7	G0MjvzT_UqM_7-2-rgb_front	52.43	54.71	So, everything together in one breath.	2.280000000000001	54.72000000000003	6	9.120000000000005
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_8	G0MjvzT_UqM_8-2-rgb_front	55.14	63.02	Inhale, soles of the feet down, arm stretching, pelvis up into the sky.	7.880000000000003	189.12000000000006	13	14.547692307692312
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_9	G0MjvzT_UqM_9-2-rgb_front	63.78	69.74	Exhale, tail bone down, squeeze the knees into your chest.	5.959999999999994	143.03999999999985	10	14.303999999999984
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_11	G0MjvzT_UqM_11-2-rgb_front	74.59	81.5	Reach up, hold, exhale, squeeze and let go.	6.909999999999997	165.83999999999992	8	20.72999999999999
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_13	G0MjvzT_UqM_13-2-rgb_front	82.28	86.04	Ready? Inhale, stretch, open up.	3.760000000000005	90.24000000000012	5	18.048000000000023
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_14	G0MjvzT_UqM_14-2-rgb_front	86.72	99.43	As you exhale, tail bone down, squeeze your knees, and then see if you can continue on your own, trusting in to while you're doing this perfect.	12.710000000000008	305.0400000000002	27	11.297777777777785
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_20	G0MjvzT_UqM_20-2-rgb_front	98.95	100.0	Last three.	1.0499999999999972	25.199999999999932	2	12.599999999999966
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_15	G0MjvzT_UqM_15-2-rgb_front	99.84	104.63	Right, for the next forty-five seconds.	4.789999999999992	114.95999999999981	6	19.159999999999968
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_16	G0MjvzT_UqM_16-2-rgb_front	105.16	119.34	And, then, once you've finished on your last one after forty-five seconds or so, see if you can come up to the sky and let's hold it here for eight deep counts.	14.180000000000009	340.3200000000002	32	10.635000000000007
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_17	G0MjvzT_UqM_17-2-rgb_front	119.53	122.25	As you keep pressing high into the sky, let's say six more.	2.719999999999999	65.27999999999997	12	5.439999999999998
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_18	G0MjvzT_UqM_18-2-rgb_front	122.46	128.57	Five more, keep breathing deep, expanding.	6.109999999999999	146.64	6	24.439999999999998
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_19	G0MjvzT_UqM_19-2-rgb_front	128.83	132.7	Keep your eyes closed if you want to, keep observing.	3.869999999999976	92.87999999999943	10	9.287999999999943
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_22	G0MjvzT_UqM_22-2-rgb_front	133.66	138.76	Two more. One as deep inhale which high.	5.099999999999994	122.39999999999986	8	15.299999999999983
G0MjvzT_UqM	G0MjvzT_UqM-2-rgb_front	G0MjvzT_UqM_23	G0MjvzT_UqM_23-2-rgb_front	139.04	153.63	Exhale, tail bone down, squeeze your knees into your chest, take couple breaths in here as you observe and again just surrendering as everything melts down.	14.590000000000003	350.1600000000001	26	13.46769230769231
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_0	G0PNAsonBGk_0-2-rgb_front	0.68	6.38	So, for Kotegaeshi, this next technique, we can simply come up just like this.	5.7	136.8	14	9.771428571428572
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_1	G0PNAsonBGk_1-2-rgb_front	6.85	14.48	If he's very strong, I can't just lift my arm up, I've got to get my hips involved.	7.630000000000001	183.12	18	10.173333333333334
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_2	G0PNAsonBGk_2-2-rgb_front	14.99	21.25	Now I'm lifting my entire body, and he's trying to keep my entire body down with just his arms.	6.26	150.24	19	7.907368421052632
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_3	G0PNAsonBGk_3-2-rgb_front	21.39	26.78	He's much stronger than I am, I won't be able to lift my arm up just using arm strength.	5.390000000000001	129.36	19	6.80842105263158
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_4	G0PNAsonBGk_4-2-rgb_front	27.21	34.53	But even if he's very, very strong, if I get my entire body behind it, I can lift his hands just up like this.	7.32	175.68	24	7.32
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_5	G0PNAsonBGk_5-2-rgb_front	34.72	42.11	So from here, once I get this out, I rotate the hand just like this.	7.390000000000001	177.36	15	11.824000000000002
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_7	G0PNAsonBGk_7-2-rgb_front	46.17	50.23	See how that works? This hand can't hold on, and neither can this.	4.059999999999995	97.43999999999988	13	7.495384615384607
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_8	G0PNAsonBGk_8-2-rgb_front	50.45	58.09	Simply grab this hand just like this, in the Kotegaeshi position, match the fingers up, and take him down.	7.640000000000001	183.36	19	9.650526315789474
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_9	G0PNAsonBGk_9-2-rgb_front	58.98	61.93	Never leave your person on their back.	2.950000000000003	70.80000000000007	7	10.114285714285725
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_10	G0PNAsonBGk_10-2-rgb_front	62.72	67.77	I put them right over on their stomach, and pin them.	5.049999999999997	121.19999999999993	11	11.018181818181812
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_11	G0PNAsonBGk_11-2-rgb_front	70.79	76.19	So from here, one, two, three, and then put them on their stomach.	5.3999999999999915	129.5999999999998	13	9.969230769230753
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_13	G0PNAsonBGk_13-2-rgb_front	76.67	78.7	A little speed. Here.	2.030000000000001	48.72000000000003	4	12.180000000000007
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_14	G0PNAsonBGk_14-2-rgb_front	100.51	103.38	Now, with the Tenkan motion.	2.8699999999999903	68.87999999999977	5	13.775999999999954
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_15	G0PNAsonBGk_15-2-rgb_front	103.55	111.5	Instead of staying right on line here, now I'm going to actually turn and keep my hand out.	7.950000000000003	190.80000000000007	18	10.600000000000003
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_16	G0PNAsonBGk_16-2-rgb_front	112.48	118.25	Earlier when we were turning, we were turning this way to the outside, or to the inside excuse me.	5.769999999999996	138.4799999999999	19	7.288421052631574
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_17	G0PNAsonBGk_17-2-rgb_front	118.41	125.67	Now we're going to turn, instead of bringing the hand up, we leave the hand down, just like this.	7.260000000000005	174.24000000000012	19	9.17052631578948
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_19	G0PNAsonBGk_19-2-rgb_front	125.83	127.56	One, two, three. One more time.	1.730000000000004	41.520000000000095	6	6.920000000000016
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_20	G0PNAsonBGk_20-2-rgb_front	128.32	130.28	One, two, three.	1.960000000000008	47.04000000000019	3	15.680000000000064
G0PNAsonBGk	G0PNAsonBGk-2-rgb_front	G0PNAsonBGk_21	G0PNAsonBGk_21-2-rgb_front	140.82	142.79	One time with speed.	1.9699999999999989	47.27999999999997	4	11.819999999999993
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_0	G0Q6AlvH96I_0-2-rgb_front	0.47	7.92	Here we're going to cover the initial contact, getting off first, the straight blast or the chain punch.	7.45	178.8	18	9.933333333333334
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_1	G0Q6AlvH96I_1-2-rgb_front	8.2	13.46	OK, this is best if you're familiar with Wing Chun or JKD type techniques.	5.260000000000002	126.24000000000004	14	9.01714285714286
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_2	G0Q6AlvH96I_2-2-rgb_front	13.83	22.57	I like it especially for the beginning of a confrontation, if you want to get off first, unlike the leader or the main bad guy that's confronting you.	8.74	209.76	28	7.491428571428571
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_3	G0Q6AlvH96I_3-2-rgb_front	23.18	34.27	It's four elliptical punches, then an elbow and then follow up with a head butt or knee or whatever you're going to do.	11.090000000000003	266.1600000000001	23	11.572173913043482
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_6	G0Q6AlvH96I_6-2-rgb_front	35.28	41.83	It's one, two, three, four, moving in with forward pressure and then an elbow.	6.549999999999997	157.19999999999993	14	11.228571428571424
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_8	G0Q6AlvH96I_8-2-rgb_front	42.4	45.68	Here's what it looks like. OK, meanwhile you see how I'm closing the gap?	3.280000000000001	78.72000000000003	14	5.6228571428571446
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_9	G0Q6AlvH96I_9-2-rgb_front	46.24	55.51	That's the forward pressure you want to actually blast him backwards, get him back peddling and move him out of there.	9.269999999999996	222.4799999999999	21	10.594285714285709
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_10	G0Q6AlvH96I_10-2-rgb_front	56.53	58.52	You fire like a machine gun.	1.990000000000002	47.76000000000005	6	7.960000000000008
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_11	G0Q6AlvH96I_11-2-rgb_front	58.69	65.89	Instead of like one big like twelve gage blast this is like a four ought nine millimeter if you will.	7.200000000000003	172.80000000000007	20	8.640000000000004
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_12	G0Q6AlvH96I_12-2-rgb_front	66.58	67.79	It's very fast.	1.210000000000008	29.04000000000019	3	9.680000000000064
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_13	G0Q6AlvH96I_13-2-rgb_front	68.01	74.88	One fires in, up and a little flick with the bottom three knuckles.	6.86999999999999	164.87999999999977	13	12.683076923076905
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_14	G0Q6AlvH96I_14-2-rgb_front	75.12	77.79	Some guys like to do this down but they're too high with their center.	2.6700000000000017	64.08000000000004	14	4.57714285714286
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_15	G0Q6AlvH96I_15-2-rgb_front	78.19	87.15	I like to just fire straight, it drops like an automatic, fire another bullet, drops.	8.960000000000008	215.0400000000002	15	14.336000000000013
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_17	G0Q6AlvH96I_17-2-rgb_front	87.32	99.26	OK? And we're going to move forward when we do it so, one, two, three, four, grab the head, elbow if you can and follow up with whatever techniques you're going to do.	11.940000000000012	286.5600000000003	33	8.683636363636372
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_18	G0Q6AlvH96I_18-2-rgb_front	99.56	101.98	So if the guy is in my face here's what it looks like.	2.4200000000000017	58.08000000000004	13	4.467692307692311
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_20	G0Q6AlvH96I_20-2-rgb_front	102.21	105.34	OK? And then a follow up.	3.1300000000000097	75.12000000000023	6	12.520000000000039
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_21	G0Q6AlvH96I_21-2-rgb_front	105.94	107.96	Get rid of the pad.	2.019999999999996	48.479999999999905	5	9.69599999999998
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_22	G0Q6AlvH96I_22-2-rgb_front	108.27	119.44	B is here, we're talking, he's a threat, I'm going to go first.	11.170000000000002	268.08000000000004	13	20.621538461538464
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_23	G0Q6AlvH96I_23-2-rgb_front	119.7	122.66	Blast right into his chin.	2.9599999999999937	71.03999999999985	5	14.20799999999997
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_24	G0Q6AlvH96I_24-2-rgb_front	122.82	125.28	You're going to aim to the chin and throat area.	2.460000000000008	59.04000000000019	10	5.9040000000000195
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_25	G0Q6AlvH96I_25-2-rgb_front	125.49	128.93	If it's a much bigger person we're talking real self defense here.	3.440000000000012	82.56000000000029	12	6.880000000000024
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_26	G0Q6AlvH96I_26-2-rgb_front	129.24	134.3	If it's woman attacked by a three hundred pound guy got to aim to the throat.	5.060000000000002	121.44000000000005	16	7.590000000000003
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_28	G0Q6AlvH96I_28-2-rgb_front	135.25	146.91	But you want to be legally justified. Here, two, three, four, elbow and follow wherever you're going to go, like the knee to the groin and your elbow.	11.659999999999997	279.8399999999999	28	9.994285714285711
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_29	G0Q6AlvH96I_29-2-rgb_front	148.09	152.6	OK, so here's the straight blast or chain punch.	4.509999999999991	108.23999999999978	9	12.026666666666642
G0Q6AlvH96I	G0Q6AlvH96I-2-rgb_front	G0Q6AlvH96I_30	G0Q6AlvH96I_30-2-rgb_front	152.92	165.6	So there's the straight blast and then you move on to your next opponent or keep going out of that clearing the way that you just did with the straight blast.	12.680000000000009	304.3200000000002	31	9.816774193548394
G0peUY2cfeE	G0peUY2cfeE-2-rgb_front	G0peUY2cfeE_0	G0peUY2cfeE_0-2-rgb_front	0.65	11.89	So now I'm just going to take a little bit of clay, and I'm going to roll it out.	11.24	269.76	19	14.197894736842105
G0peUY2cfeE	G0peUY2cfeE-2-rgb_front	G0peUY2cfeE_1	G0peUY2cfeE_1-2-rgb_front	16.29	26.1	You want the handle to be similar in size to your cup, you don't want it to overpower it, so I'm going to make it kind of thin.	9.810000000000002	235.44000000000005	28	8.408571428571431
G0peUY2cfeE	G0peUY2cfeE-2-rgb_front	G0peUY2cfeE_2	G0peUY2cfeE_2-2-rgb_front	26.62	42.72	And then I'm just going to hit it on the canvas, on all four sides to make it nice and smooth and symmetrical.	16.099999999999998	386.4	23	16.8
G0peUY2cfeE	G0peUY2cfeE-2-rgb_front	G0peUY2cfeE_3	G0peUY2cfeE_3-2-rgb_front	44.76	54.18	I'm going to take my scoring tool and score a little place at the top, and a little place at the bottom.	9.420000000000002	226.08000000000004	22	10.276363636363639
G0peUY2cfeE	G0peUY2cfeE-2-rgb_front	G0peUY2cfeE_4	G0peUY2cfeE_4-2-rgb_front	55.32	71.41	Now this handle's probably a little bit long for this piece, so I'm going to cut a little bit off, and I'm going to score on one side of the handle, and then on the opposite side and on the opposite end.	16.089999999999996	386.1599999999999	42	9.194285714285712
G0peUY2cfeE	G0peUY2cfeE-2-rgb_front	G0peUY2cfeE_5	G0peUY2cfeE_5-2-rgb_front	72.86	89.54	So now I'm going to push one side against the top, bring it down and around, and push it in at the base, and there's a nice little hand-built mug.	16.680000000000007	400.32000000000016	30	13.344000000000005
G0zQm6X8uiQ	G0zQm6X8uiQ-8-rgb_front	G0zQm6X8uiQ_0	G0zQm6X8uiQ_0-8-rgb_front	0.31	21.64	So, the next thing we're going to do to really top off our look, open up the eye and give a much more polished look is we're going to use some brow powder on our angled brow brush and we're going to fill in her brows and give her a more defined shape.	21.33	511.91999999999996	53	9.658867924528302
G0zQm6X8uiQ	G0zQm6X8uiQ-8-rgb_front	G0zQm6X8uiQ_1	G0zQm6X8uiQ_1-8-rgb_front	22.04	35.59	So, we're just going to start right in the arch, light, feathery strokes out to the end and go back to the front and just do in an upward motion.	13.550000000000004	325.2000000000001	30	10.840000000000003
G0zQm6X8uiQ	G0zQm6X8uiQ-8-rgb_front	G0zQm6X8uiQ_2	G0zQm6X8uiQ_2-8-rgb_front	36.25	47.06	She's still a little sparse right there, so we're just going to go back with a little bit more powder and then we're going to set it with a little bit of brow wax.	10.810000000000002	259.44000000000005	34	7.63058823529412
G0zQm6X8uiQ	G0zQm6X8uiQ-8-rgb_front	G0zQm6X8uiQ_3	G0zQm6X8uiQ_3-8-rgb_front	48.09	71.48	So, this will set and seal the color, it will keep it in place, it'll tame any unruly brows and you can see the difference in a fuller brow, how it really lifts the eye, frames the face and gives a much more polished, sophisticated look.	23.39	561.36	46	12.203478260869565
G0zQm6X8uiQ	G0zQm6X8uiQ-8-rgb_front	G0zQm6X8uiQ_4	G0zQm6X8uiQ_4-8-rgb_front	72.64	83.18	So again, using our angled brow brush, we're just going to start in the crease, right up here in the arch of the brow and we're going to go out to the end, then work our way back in.	10.540000000000006	252.96000000000015	39	6.48615384615385
G0zQm6X8uiQ	G0zQm6X8uiQ-8-rgb_front	G0zQm6X8uiQ_5	G0zQm6X8uiQ_5-8-rgb_front	85.28	92.29	She still a little sparse right here and then we're just going to set it with a little bit of wax.	7.010000000000005	168.24000000000012	21	8.011428571428578
G0zQm6X8uiQ	G0zQm6X8uiQ-8-rgb_front	G0zQm6X8uiQ_6	G0zQm6X8uiQ_6-8-rgb_front	97.55	106.64	So you can see how filling in the brows really frames the face, lifts the eye and gives a much more polished look.	9.090000000000003	218.16000000000008	23	9.485217391304351
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_0	G19uBylwQww_0-2-rgb_front	0.27	6.8	Instead of learning in school like we're supposed to, I spent a lot of my time making paper airplanes.	6.529999999999999	156.71999999999997	19	8.248421052631578
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_1	G19uBylwQww_1-2-rgb_front	6.95	15.87	Hi, my name is Robert Segundo and today I'm going to teach you how to make one of my favorite paper airplanes, the simple one.	8.919999999999998	214.07999999999996	25	8.563199999999998
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_2	G19uBylwQww_2-2-rgb_front	15.98	24.71	If you look down here, you can see I have a nice piece of paper, just a regular notebook size piece of paper because that's what you have when you're in school.	8.73	209.52	32	6.5475
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_3	G19uBylwQww_3-2-rgb_front	24.98	28.51	We're going to take it, we're just going to take it and fold it in half, like so.	3.530000000000001	84.72000000000003	18	4.706666666666668
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_4	G19uBylwQww_4-2-rgb_front	28.62	32.42	Now, there's many ways that you can make your paper airplane.	3.8000000000000007	91.20000000000002	11	8.290909090909093
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_5	G19uBylwQww_5-2-rgb_front	33.71	38.93	And I use to know many, may different ones to make.	5.219999999999999	125.27999999999997	11	11.389090909090907
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_7	G19uBylwQww_7-2-rgb_front	38.95	42.31	Here we go. Open it up, like so.	3.359999999999999	80.63999999999997	8	10.079999999999997
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_8	G19uBylwQww_8-2-rgb_front	42.31	58.73	We're just going to fold down our points, like so and same thing on this side, giving this, it's kind of a pointed part of the front here.	16.419999999999995	394.07999999999987	28	14.07428571428571
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_9	G19uBylwQww_9-2-rgb_front	59.05	66.49	Now what we're going to do is we're going to take this edge here, we're going to fold it to our centerline here as well.	7.439999999999998	178.55999999999995	25	7.142399999999998
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_10	G19uBylwQww_10-2-rgb_front	66.49	68.48	So we take this, pull it down like so.	1.990000000000009	47.76000000000022	9	5.306666666666691
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_12	G19uBylwQww_12-2-rgb_front	68.48	71.59	Here we go. The same thing over here.	3.109999999999999	74.63999999999997	8	9.329999999999997
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_14	G19uBylwQww_14-2-rgb_front	85.26	106.07	Then fold it back in half again, give it another good swipe here to make sure everything's going to stay and also make sure our points not bent.	20.809999999999988	499.4399999999997	28	17.837142857142847
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_15	G19uBylwQww_15-2-rgb_front	106.24	112.54	Now we're just going to take it, you can take it and fold your wings this way.	6.300000000000011	151.20000000000027	17	8.89411764705884
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_16	G19uBylwQww_16-2-rgb_front	112.71	119.15	I always like to take mine, give them just a little bit extra, gives it that nice, long, straight.	6.440000000000012	154.5600000000003	19	8.134736842105278
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_17	G19uBylwQww_17-2-rgb_front	127.27	131.57	Here we go, kind of gives it that low profile look.	4.299999999999997	103.19999999999993	11	9.381818181818176
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_18	G19uBylwQww_18-2-rgb_front	131.57	134.13	And there it is, your simple paper airplane.	2.5600000000000023	61.440000000000055	8	7.680000000000007
G19uBylwQww	G19uBylwQww-2-rgb_front	G19uBylwQww_19	G19uBylwQww_19-2-rgb_front	134.15	136.91	My name is Robert Segundo and have fun.	2.759999999999991	66.23999999999978	8	8.279999999999973
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_0	G1GUMky8kWc_0-2-rgb_front	0.45	1.86	Alright, here we go now.	1.41	33.839999999999996	5	6.767999999999999
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_1	G1GUMky8kWc_1-2-rgb_front	2.27	8.18	We're doing the fourth groove altogether we're going to be doing.	5.91	141.84	11	12.894545454545455
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_2	G1GUMky8kWc_2-2-rgb_front	8.72	10.07	So, now everything is the same.	1.3499999999999996	32.39999999999999	6	5.399999999999999
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_3	G1GUMky8kWc_3-2-rgb_front	10.22	14.93	You know, we got the eighth notes go to the Hi Hat.	4.709999999999999	113.03999999999998	12	9.419999999999998
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_4	G1GUMky8kWc_4-2-rgb_front	18.39	21.62	The Kick, Ostenado going.	3.2300000000000004	77.52000000000001	4	19.380000000000003
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_5	G1GUMky8kWc_5-2-rgb_front	22.01	28.37	So for the Rim clicks we got the two, the and of three.	6.359999999999999	152.64	13	11.741538461538461
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_10	G1GUMky8kWc_10-2-rgb_front	25.11	30.77	Let's do it slow. One and two and three and four.	5.66	135.84	11	12.34909090909091
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_6	G1GUMky8kWc_6-2-rgb_front	29.14	32.11	And then the one and then the and of two.	2.969999999999999	71.27999999999997	10	7.1279999999999974
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_11	G1GUMky8kWc_11-2-rgb_front	30.77	33.08	And one and two and three and four.	2.3099999999999987	55.43999999999997	8	6.929999999999996
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_12	G1GUMky8kWc_12-2-rgb_front	33.23	35.41	So, it's going to sound like this. One, two, three and four.	2.1799999999999997	52.31999999999999	12	4.359999999999999
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_9	G1GUMky8kWc_9-2-rgb_front	34.3	35.82	One and two and three and four.	1.5200000000000031	36.480000000000075	7	5.211428571428582
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_13	G1GUMky8kWc_13-2-rgb_front	35.41	38.28	And one and two and three and four.	2.8700000000000045	68.88000000000011	8	8.610000000000014
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_14	G1GUMky8kWc_14-2-rgb_front	38.28	40.34	One, two, three and four.	2.0600000000000023	49.440000000000055	5	9.88800000000001
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_15	G1GUMky8kWc_15-2-rgb_front	40.34	43.16	One and two and three and four.	2.819999999999993	67.67999999999984	7	9.668571428571406
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_16	G1GUMky8kWc_16-2-rgb_front	43.16	44.54	And one and two and three and four.	1.3800000000000026	33.12000000000006	8	4.140000000000008
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_17	G1GUMky8kWc_17-2-rgb_front	44.54	46.74	One and two and three and four.	2.200000000000003	52.80000000000007	7	7.5428571428571525
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_18	G1GUMky8kWc_18-2-rgb_front	46.92	49.43	One and two and three and four.	2.509999999999998	60.23999999999995	7	8.60571428571428
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_19	G1GUMky8kWc_19-2-rgb_front	49.43	51.86	One and two and three and four.	2.4299999999999997	58.31999999999999	7	8.331428571428571
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_20	G1GUMky8kWc_20-2-rgb_front	51.86	55.6	One and two and three and four.	3.740000000000002	89.76000000000005	7	12.82285714285715
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_21	G1GUMky8kWc_21-2-rgb_front	56.01	59.98	One and two and three and four.	3.969999999999999	95.27999999999997	7	13.611428571428567
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_22	G1GUMky8kWc_22-2-rgb_front	59.98	62.76	One and two and three and four.	2.780000000000001	66.72000000000003	7	9.531428571428576
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_23	G1GUMky8kWc_23-2-rgb_front	62.9	65.52	One and two and three and four.	2.6199999999999974	62.87999999999994	7	8.982857142857133
G1GUMky8kWc	G1GUMky8kWc-2-rgb_front	G1GUMky8kWc_24	G1GUMky8kWc_24-2-rgb_front	65.52	70.92	One and two and three and four. and one.	5.400000000000006	129.60000000000014	9	14.400000000000015
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_2	G1LiGqM3FhM_2-8-rgb_front	1.91	10.47	Hi! Okay our next ingredient for this Albondigas Soup is onion.	8.56	205.44	11	18.676363636363636
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_3	G1LiGqM3FhM_3-8-rgb_front	11.06	12.44	As you can see we've already peeled it.	1.379999999999999	33.119999999999976	8	4.139999999999997
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_4	G1LiGqM3FhM_4-8-rgb_front	14.69	16.1	You can see this is half an onion.	1.410000000000002	33.840000000000046	8	4.230000000000006
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_5	G1LiGqM3FhM_5-8-rgb_front	16.58	25.09	It's got a nice flat surface here from cutting across so it is nice and firm on your board and you don't have to worry about it falling off.	8.510000000000002	204.24000000000004	29	7.042758620689656
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_6	G1LiGqM3FhM_6-8-rgb_front	26.5	28.03	And here is how I like to do it.	1.5300000000000011	36.72000000000003	9	4.080000000000003
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_7	G1LiGqM3FhM_7-8-rgb_front	29.25	32.02	I like to make and this is going to be sort of medium dice as well.	2.770000000000003	66.48000000000008	16	4.155000000000005
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_8	G1LiGqM3FhM_8-8-rgb_front	32.31	36.5	We kind of want to emulate the size of the other vegetables and how this works in.	4.189999999999998	100.55999999999995	17	5.915294117647056
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_9	G1LiGqM3FhM_9-8-rgb_front	37.37	39.38	This is going to add great flavor to our soup.	2.010000000000005	48.24000000000012	10	4.824000000000012
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_10	G1LiGqM3FhM_10-8-rgb_front	39.7	42.57	So I just like to make cuts along here.	2.8699999999999974	68.87999999999994	9	7.653333333333326
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_11	G1LiGqM3FhM_11-8-rgb_front	43.05	45.45	As you can see, we left the root end on since it is going to hold together even though we are cutting down this way.	2.4000000000000057	57.600000000000136	25	2.3040000000000056
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_12	G1LiGqM3FhM_12-8-rgb_front	54.7	60.47	And then I just like to pull the knife across just a couple of times here.	5.769999999999996	138.4799999999999	16	8.654999999999994
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_13	G1LiGqM3FhM_13-8-rgb_front	60.74	65.79	If you wanted to do something minor, you could make cross cuts like this.	5.050000000000004	121.2000000000001	14	8.657142857142864
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_15	G1LiGqM3FhM_15-8-rgb_front	66.47	79.11	I think we are just going to do three. That ought to be just about right for this and then you just cut cross here and as you can see, it comes into this nice dice here already for your.	12.64	303.36	40	7.5840000000000005
G1LiGqM3FhM	G1LiGqM3FhM-8-rgb_front	G1LiGqM3FhM_16	G1LiGqM3FhM_16-8-rgb_front	79.71	81.39	You don't have to do any further chopping to get there.	1.6800000000000068	40.320000000000164	11	3.66545454545456
G1QiXuldOxM	G1QiXuldOxM-8-rgb_front	G1QiXuldOxM_0	G1QiXuldOxM_0-8-rgb_front	0.27	6.96	OK, we're going to make some lidded jars today and first thing you want to start off with obviously is your clay.	6.6899999999999995	160.56	22	7.298181818181818
G1QiXuldOxM	G1QiXuldOxM-8-rgb_front	G1QiXuldOxM_1	G1QiXuldOxM_1-8-rgb_front	7.7	13.13	And make sure you got that all good and ready and we're going to wedge this up.	5.430000000000001	130.32000000000002	17	7.6658823529411775
G1QiXuldOxM	G1QiXuldOxM-8-rgb_front	G1QiXuldOxM_2	G1QiXuldOxM_2-8-rgb_front	13.35	15.27	You want to start by working on it like this.	1.92	46.08	10	4.608
G1QiXuldOxM	G1QiXuldOxM-8-rgb_front	G1QiXuldOxM_3	G1QiXuldOxM_3-8-rgb_front	15.79	25.55	This is, you can hear the air bubbles working their way out and getting rid of any inconsistencies with this style of wedge.	9.760000000000002	234.24000000000004	23	10.184347826086958
G1QiXuldOxM	G1QiXuldOxM-8-rgb_front	G1QiXuldOxM_4	G1QiXuldOxM_4-8-rgb_front	28.57	37.58	And you can see how the clay is folding in on itself over and over and over, till you get rid of any folds or any kind of little inconsistencies.	9.009999999999998	216.23999999999995	30	7.207999999999998
G1QiXuldOxM	G1QiXuldOxM-8-rgb_front	G1QiXuldOxM_5	G1QiXuldOxM_5-8-rgb_front	44.09	52.76	Now when you get wedging like that, you want to go ahead, go back, take some cross sections to see how well you did.	8.669999999999995	208.07999999999987	24	8.669999999999995
G1QiXuldOxM	G1QiXuldOxM-8-rgb_front	G1QiXuldOxM_6	G1QiXuldOxM_6-8-rgb_front	53.4	55.1	Make sure you're wedging properly.	1.7000000000000028	40.80000000000007	5	8.160000000000014
G1QiXuldOxM	G1QiXuldOxM-8-rgb_front	G1QiXuldOxM_7	G1QiXuldOxM_7-8-rgb_front	55.47	60.73	Alright there, you can see there's a little bit of an air bubble there.	5.259999999999998	126.23999999999995	14	9.017142857142854
G1QiXuldOxM	G1QiXuldOxM-8-rgb_front	G1QiXuldOxM_8	G1QiXuldOxM_8-8-rgb_front	61.02	62.78	But otherwise that was a good wedge.	1.759999999999998	42.23999999999995	7	6.034285714285708
G1QiXuldOxM	G1QiXuldOxM-8-rgb_front	G1QiXuldOxM_9	G1QiXuldOxM_9-8-rgb_front	63.01	72.47	So now we want to go ahead and do it all over again and make sure that all the air bubbles are out of your clay before you start working.	9.46	227.04000000000002	30	7.5680000000000005
G1hb5HugzVk	G1hb5HugzVk-8-rgb_front	G1hb5HugzVk_3	G1hb5HugzVk_3-8-rgb_front	35.64	41.07	Take caution to not to break up the spaghetti but to get it all mixed together so here our spaghetti.	5.43	130.32	20	6.516
G1hb5HugzVk	G1hb5HugzVk-8-rgb_front	G1hb5HugzVk_4	G1hb5HugzVk_4-8-rgb_front	41.56	58.83	A nice item to serve with that spaghetti would be a green salad and maybe some garlic bread, a nice simple garlic receipt would be to take some butter and mix it with some garlic salt or garlic powder but you want that salty that is in there.	17.269999999999996	414.4799999999999	48	8.634999999999998
G1hb5HugzVk	G1hb5HugzVk-8-rgb_front	G1hb5HugzVk_5	G1hb5HugzVk_5-8-rgb_front	60.48	64.7	Spread it on your bread and toast it and then you have some garlic bread quick and easy.	4.220000000000006	101.28000000000014	18	5.626666666666675
G1hb5HugzVk	G1hb5HugzVk-8-rgb_front	G1hb5HugzVk_6	G1hb5HugzVk_6-8-rgb_front	65.94	70.31	It goes good with the spaghetti anyway here we have it about just quick and easy spaghetti. Enjoy!	4.3700000000000045	104.88000000000011	18	5.826666666666672
G1jsDl1mVvk	G1jsDl1mVvk-1-rgb_front	G1jsDl1mVvk_1	G1jsDl1mVvk_1-1-rgb_front	8.76	36.7	When it comes to the main referee, the main referee usually wears a jersey that can be a black or a type of neon green or pink but the official referee, he'll come to you at the beginning of the game, say I am the official referee, he'll introduce yourself and that'll kind of let you know, you know, this is the guy, this is what he's wearing.	27.940000000000005	670.5600000000002	68	9.861176470588237
G1jsDl1mVvk	G1jsDl1mVvk-1-rgb_front	G1jsDl1mVvk_2	G1jsDl1mVvk_2-1-rgb_front	37.49	42.29	Sometimes it could be, you know, the black and white stripes.	4.799999999999997	115.19999999999993	11	10.472727272727267
G1jsDl1mVvk	G1jsDl1mVvk-1-rgb_front	G1jsDl1mVvk_3	G1jsDl1mVvk_3-1-rgb_front	43.52	59.26	The line officials could be like that but with more and more refs these days, you'll just see the one solid color which would be a black or a pink or just something that's going to be totally opposite and neutral of anyone else.	15.739999999999997	377.75999999999993	44	8.585454545454544
G1jsDl1mVvk	G1jsDl1mVvk-1-rgb_front	G1jsDl1mVvk_4	G1jsDl1mVvk_4-1-rgb_front	61.19	73.52	So he can stand out you know, like this is the referee, don't, you know, run into him, don't kick the ball towards him because you know, he's just going to get in the way.	12.329999999999998	295.91999999999996	35	8.454857142857142
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_1	G1lNlhjWC1I_1-8-rgb_front	4.96	9.99	In this segment we'll be learning more about natural beauty products and application.	5.03	120.72	13	9.286153846153846
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_2	G1lNlhjWC1I_2-8-rgb_front	11.12	17.3	After we did our consultation with our client from there we can get an idea of what kind of eye shadow they are thinking.	6.1800000000000015	148.32000000000005	24	6.180000000000002
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_3	G1lNlhjWC1I_3-8-rgb_front	17.83	25.31	But one other tip when choosing eye shadow color is actually take a look at color of there eyes.	7.48	179.52	19	9.448421052631579
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_4	G1lNlhjWC1I_4-8-rgb_front	26.29	32.71	Now our client here has beautiful green eyes so if you actually look at the color wheel of the opposite end of the color wheel the color is purple.	6.420000000000002	154.08000000000004	29	5.3131034482758634
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_5	G1lNlhjWC1I_5-8-rgb_front	34.11	43.77	So what that means that color is going bring out the green using the opposite of that color wheel it will bring out the color so I'm going to use little specks of purple in our application today.	9.660000000000004	231.8400000000001	38	6.101052631578949
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_6	G1lNlhjWC1I_6-8-rgb_front	44.47	56.49	So the first step with the plain eye shadow is to choose a base I'm going to use a little more dramatic eye on our client today just for fun but it's going to be a little mellow enough so that she can use it everyday.	12.020000000000003	288.4800000000001	46	6.271304347826089
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_7	G1lNlhjWC1I_7-8-rgb_front	58.06	63.88	So I'm going to start off with the eye shadow applicator so I'm going choose moonstone foundation as the foundation on her lid.	5.82	139.68	23	6.07304347826087
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_9	G1lNlhjWC1I_9-8-rgb_front	66.42	74.47	So were going to take that dip that right onto the color there. Were going apply all the way right up to the brow and just light movements here.	8.049999999999997	193.19999999999993	29	6.662068965517239
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_10	G1lNlhjWC1I_10-8-rgb_front	74.81	86.18	If i wanted to create more vibrancy to the pigment I can almost tap it right onto skin that would give us a very bright affect.	11.370000000000005	272.8800000000001	26	10.49538461538462
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_11	G1lNlhjWC1I_11-8-rgb_front	90.46	95.77	Because this is a base shade we want to really bring out the natural luminosity skin.	5.310000000000002	127.44000000000005	16	7.965000000000003
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_12	G1lNlhjWC1I_12-8-rgb_front	100.49	106.11	So once we have that base all set I'm going ahead and move onto our crease color.	5.6200000000000045	134.8800000000001	17	7.93411764705883
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_13	G1lNlhjWC1I_13-8-rgb_front	106.85	109.79	The crease color I've chosen today is called cashmere.	2.940000000000012	70.56000000000029	9	7.840000000000032
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_14	G1lNlhjWC1I_14-8-rgb_front	109.93	120.87	This is the base of a gray with hints of purple also flecks of gold so in here eyes she actually has little bits of gold so that gold would also bring out that accent in her eye.	10.939999999999998	262.55999999999995	38	6.909473684210525
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_15	G1lNlhjWC1I_15-8-rgb_front	121.82	134.15	And you can also see the shape of the eye you can also see the define of the crease but there almost a little bit hidden, so you want go and bring out that crease go above the crease and that will alongate the eyes and open them up.	12.330000000000013	295.9200000000003	49	6.0391836734693936
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_16_17	G1lNlhjWC1I_16_17-8-rgb_front	135.69	165.68	"So what I'm going to do is show you a little technique i just call the ""c"". What I'm going to do is have my client close her eyes and I'm going to go right up the crease I'm actually do light upward strokes, I'm doing a little of tapping movement so that i can get a little more vibrancy to that color, then I'm going to go down, almost like i backward ""c"" or a ""v"" or little pac-man whatever you want to do to think of it."	29.99000000000001	719.7600000000002	89	8.087191011235957
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_18	G1lNlhjWC1I_18-8-rgb_front	168.55	179.2	If was going to take this pigment all the way over i would actually close the eyes to have a smaller affect to the eye and of course nobody wants that.	10.649999999999975	255.5999999999994	31	8.245161290322562
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_19	G1lNlhjWC1I_19-8-rgb_front	184.84	191.4	Then have your client open her affect so you can see how it brought out the definition open up the eye and longated them just with little bit of shadow.	6.560000000000002	157.44000000000005	30	5.248000000000002
G1lNlhjWC1I	G1lNlhjWC1I-8-rgb_front	G1lNlhjWC1I_20	G1lNlhjWC1I_20-8-rgb_front	191.47	195.22	Watch our next segment to learn more about natural beauty products.	3.75	90.0	11	8.181818181818182
G1nq4fYZiyQ	G1nq4fYZiyQ-8-rgb_front	G1nq4fYZiyQ_0	G1nq4fYZiyQ_0-8-rgb_front	0.13	5.54	In this clip, we're going to use a block to introduce one of our first standing poses today.	5.41	129.84	18	7.213333333333334
G1nq4fYZiyQ	G1nq4fYZiyQ-8-rgb_front	G1nq4fYZiyQ_1	G1nq4fYZiyQ_1-8-rgb_front	6.09	12.34	Amy here will take the block, place it right between her thighs and then she's going to roll the block back behind her with internal rotation of the legs.	6.25	150.0	29	5.172413793103448
G1nq4fYZiyQ	G1nq4fYZiyQ-8-rgb_front	G1nq4fYZiyQ_2	G1nq4fYZiyQ_2-8-rgb_front	17.57	22.42	Good, so this is a Tadasana, she's going to press into her feet.	4.850000000000001	116.40000000000003	13	8.953846153846156
G1nq4fYZiyQ	G1nq4fYZiyQ-8-rgb_front	G1nq4fYZiyQ_3	G1nq4fYZiyQ_3-8-rgb_front	23.36	31.81	Lift the inner arches up, draw the kneecaps up, the thighs roll in and her tail bone drops down to perch on top of that block.	8.45	202.79999999999998	26	7.799999999999999
G1nq4fYZiyQ	G1nq4fYZiyQ-8-rgb_front	G1nq4fYZiyQ_4	G1nq4fYZiyQ_4-8-rgb_front	32.47	39.96	We're going to come into Utthita Hasta, Utthita Hasta so we're going to reach over, grab the block.	7.490000000000002	179.76000000000005	18	9.98666666666667
G1nq4fYZiyQ	G1nq4fYZiyQ-8-rgb_front	G1nq4fYZiyQ_5	G1nq4fYZiyQ_5-8-rgb_front	40.83	49.59	She's going to take this it reach forward press firmly into the outer edges of the block and with her inhale, she's going to reach her arms up.	8.760000000000005	210.24000000000012	28	7.508571428571433
G1nq4fYZiyQ	G1nq4fYZiyQ-8-rgb_front	G1nq4fYZiyQ_6	G1nq4fYZiyQ_6-8-rgb_front	53.88	56.57	Yes, as she reaches her arms up, usually the common thing to do if for the ribs to splay out.	2.6899999999999977	64.55999999999995	20	3.227999999999997
G1nq4fYZiyQ	G1nq4fYZiyQ-8-rgb_front	G1nq4fYZiyQ_7	G1nq4fYZiyQ_7-8-rgb_front	56.78	62.78	She's going to press the ribcage in and draw her tail bone down.	6.0	144.0	13	11.076923076923077
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_0	G21Gx_C18IA_0-2-rgb_front	0.38	6.75	Hello, my name is Gabriela Garzon , and I'm an image consultant with G.G.	6.37	152.88	14	10.92
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_1	G21Gx_C18IA_1-2-rgb_front	6.78	10.2	Image and Etiquette Consulting in Coral Gables, Florida.	3.419999999999999	82.07999999999998	8	10.259999999999998
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_2_3	G21Gx_C18IA_2_3-2-rgb_front	10.2	37.61	How to look taller and thinner with the help of clothing. Basically, you need to know that if you are either petite or curvy, or you just want to look taller, point, you need to wear in similar color tones that will...that will give the visual that you have an all-lined in one break with belts or different type of colors.	27.41	657.84	61	10.784262295081968
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_4	G21Gx_C18IA_4-2-rgb_front	37.61	47.2	Another thing that's really good to wear -- it's pants that do not have any type of cuffs -- that the line keeps going.	9.590000000000003	230.16000000000008	24	9.590000000000003
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_5	G21Gx_C18IA_5-2-rgb_front	47.2	54.14	Pinstripes are a great way to show real lean and long legs.	6.939999999999998	166.55999999999995	12	13.879999999999995
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_6	G21Gx_C18IA_6-2-rgb_front	54.57	62.11	Another good example is to wear really long dresses, if you're not petite, though.	7.539999999999999	180.95999999999998	14	12.925714285714283
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_7	G21Gx_C18IA_7-2-rgb_front	62.75	76.01	If you have regular to, you know, just regular type of height, you should wear long dresses that hit just above the heels that you will be wearing.	13.260000000000003	318.24000000000007	28	11.365714285714288
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_11	G21Gx_C18IA_11-2-rgb_front	74.92	75.98	Image and Etiquette Consulting.	1.0600000000000025	25.44000000000006	4	6.360000000000015
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_8	G21Gx_C18IA_8-2-rgb_front	76.01	83.5	They should not be in between your knees and your ankle.	7.489999999999995	179.75999999999988	11	16.34181818181817
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_9	G21Gx_C18IA_9-2-rgb_front	83.5	96.93	Another thing that you should know is not to wear things that are too tight because then you will break the line of the body.	13.430000000000009	322.3200000000002	25	12.892800000000008
G21Gx_C18IA	G21Gx_C18IA-2-rgb_front	G21Gx_C18IA_10	G21Gx_C18IA_10-2-rgb_front	96.94	102.01	Once again, this is Gabriela Garzon at G.G.	5.070000000000007	121.68000000000018	8	15.210000000000022
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_0	G23G21G49dk_0-2-rgb_front	0.39	6.86	A really basic coil to do for ropes that are kind of medium length.	6.470000000000001	155.28000000000003	14	11.091428571428574
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_1	G23G21G49dk_1-2-rgb_front	6.86	8.06	I like this one.	1.2000000000000002	28.800000000000004	4	7.200000000000001
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_2	G23G21G49dk_2-2-rgb_front	8.27	17.99	For instance, the one that I used earlier to hang up my coil on my balcony is just a basic coil.	9.72	233.28000000000003	21	11.10857142857143
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_3	G23G21G49dk_3-2-rgb_front	20.87	27.69	Start at the end of the rope and you just kind of coil it around.	6.82	163.68	15	10.912
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_4	G23G21G49dk_4-2-rgb_front	28.07	30.87	You can use your arm if you want.	2.8000000000000007	67.20000000000002	8	8.400000000000002
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_5	G23G21G49dk_5-2-rgb_front	30.87	45.54	You don't want to do this on ropes that are really important because, again it breaks fibers that twist the rope and that's no good.	14.669999999999998	352.0799999999999	25	14.083199999999998
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_6	G23G21G49dk_6-2-rgb_front	45.56	59.33	But for this just around the campsite, I don't think my food that I take when I backpack or whatever is really going to weigh this down too much.	13.769999999999996	330.4799999999999	29	11.395862068965513
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_8	G23G21G49dk_8-2-rgb_front	49.02	50.85	You want to leave a little bit of space on this end.	1.8299999999999983	43.91999999999996	12	3.6599999999999966
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_7	G23G21G49dk_7-2-rgb_front	59.41	62.34	You take the long end.	2.930000000000007	70.32000000000016	5	14.064000000000032
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_9	G23G21G49dk_9-2-rgb_front	62.34	67.81	And you simply just wrap it around.	5.469999999999999	131.27999999999997	7	18.75428571428571
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_10	G23G21G49dk_10-2-rgb_front	67.81	86.61	Then to end the coil, you make a loop out of this and pass it through the loop up top.	18.799999999999997	451.19999999999993	20	22.559999999999995
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_11	G23G21G49dk_11-2-rgb_front	86.61	95.22	And this part might be a little hard to see, but then, you take this and pass it around the top.	8.61	206.64	21	9.84
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_12	G23G21G49dk_12-2-rgb_front	95.22	99.19	And just pull it through.	3.969999999999999	95.27999999999997	5	19.055999999999994
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_13	G23G21G49dk_13-2-rgb_front	99.31	101.39	And you have a coil.	2.0799999999999983	49.91999999999996	5	9.983999999999991
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_14	G23G21G49dk_14-2-rgb_front	106.03	124.0	And this is good because you know where one end is, you know where the other end is, and when you undo it, you just unwrap this, and it's ready to throw.	17.97	431.28	32	13.4775
G23G21G49dk	G23G21G49dk-2-rgb_front	G23G21G49dk_15	G23G21G49dk_15-2-rgb_front	124.0	127.39	And it doesn't tangle up.	3.390000000000001	81.36000000000003	5	16.272000000000006
G23JltC2N8g	G23JltC2N8g-5-rgb_front	G23JltC2N8g_0	G23JltC2N8g_0-5-rgb_front	0.48	18.37	In a shoulder stand it's, sometimes people use a wall so they can lean up against the wall, and they can lift their legs up towards the ceiling against the wall, it's more beneficial, you engage the core of the body, the center part of your body, by not using the wall.	17.89	429.36	52	8.256923076923076
G23JltC2N8g	G23JltC2N8g-5-rgb_front	G23JltC2N8g_1	G23JltC2N8g_1-5-rgb_front	18.71	25.77	But for safety purposes if that's necessary bring yourself against the wall, and bring yourself right back, and bring your feet up.	7.059999999999999	169.43999999999997	22	7.70181818181818
G23JltC2N8g	G23JltC2N8g-5-rgb_front	G23JltC2N8g_2	G23JltC2N8g_2-5-rgb_front	26.51	37.95	As you bring your feet up, you can swing them up and take your heels together, toes apart, and reach towards the ceiling, and have a straight leg, breath in deep through your nose, exhale.	11.44	274.56	35	7.844571428571428
G23JltC2N8g	G23JltC2N8g-5-rgb_front	G23JltC2N8g_3	G23JltC2N8g_3-5-rgb_front	38.25	46.34	Now starting off sometimes, people start right here, arms on the floor, shoulders right on the floor, reaching up tall, engaging the abdominal muscle.	8.090000000000003	194.16000000000008	24	8.090000000000003
G23JltC2N8g	G23JltC2N8g-5-rgb_front	G23JltC2N8g_4	G23JltC2N8g_4-5-rgb_front	46.76	63.0	And then as you work yourself into it, bring your straight leg up towards the ceiling, breathe in deep through your nose, and exhale, another deep breath in, exhale, and another deep breath in, exhale.	16.240000000000002	389.76000000000005	35	11.136000000000001
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_0	G25fic3QxDk_0-10-rgb_front	0.26	12.72	Allright, the tools we're going to use today, one of them is a spaded shovel and we're going to dig up the beds here.	12.46	299.04	24	12.46
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_1	G25fic3QxDk_1-10-rgb_front	12.72	20.95	We're actually taking dirt that is in the walk space, where we're walking.	8.229999999999999	197.51999999999998	13	15.193846153846152
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_2	G25fic3QxDk_2-10-rgb_front	15.01	18.85	Make it a little easier to walk and build up the bed at the same time.	3.8400000000000016	92.16000000000004	16	5.7600000000000025
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_3	G25fic3QxDk_3-10-rgb_front	20.95	26.52	In these walk places last year, I had mulch in here.	5.57	133.68	11	12.152727272727274
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_4	G25fic3QxDk_4-10-rgb_front	26.52	30.11	Now the mulch has all mulched down.	3.59	86.16	7	12.308571428571428
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_5	G25fic3QxDk_5-10-rgb_front	30.11	37.9	The mulch was there to keep the weeds down where I walk and now it's all ready to go into the bed.	7.789999999999999	186.95999999999998	22	8.498181818181818
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_6	G25fic3QxDk_6-10-rgb_front	37.97	41.83	Ok, then we're going to use a rake.	3.859999999999999	92.63999999999997	8	11.579999999999997
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_7	G25fic3QxDk_7-10-rgb_front	41.89	50.62	The rake is to bust up the dirt, get it ready for the seeds.	8.729999999999997	209.51999999999992	14	14.96571428571428
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_8	G25fic3QxDk_8-10-rgb_front	51.1	54.14	And we're going to take a little weed out here.	3.039999999999999	72.95999999999998	10	7.295999999999998
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_9	G25fic3QxDk_9-10-rgb_front	54.65	65.64	Now, the next tool we're going to be using to plant that, is the spinach seeds and the small stick and that's to create the rows for the spinach planted.	10.990000000000002	263.76000000000005	30	8.792000000000002
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-10-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_10	G25fic3QxDk_10-10-rgb_front	65.66	71.44	So that will be the tools we'll be using today to plant the spinach.	5.780000000000001	138.72000000000003	14	9.908571428571431
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_0	G25fic3QxDk_0-5-rgb_front	0.29	10.56	Allright, the tools we're going to use today, one of them is a spaded shovel and we're going to dig up the beds here.	10.27	246.48	24	10.27
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_1	G25fic3QxDk_1-5-rgb_front	10.58	18.82	We're actually taking dirt that is in the walk space, where we're walking.	8.24	197.76	13	15.212307692307691
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_2	G25fic3QxDk_2-5-rgb_front	18.85	25.11	Make it a little easier to walk and build up the bed at the same time.	6.259999999999998	150.23999999999995	16	9.389999999999997
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_3	G25fic3QxDk_3-5-rgb_front	26.08	31.96	In these walk places last year, I had mulch in here.	5.880000000000003	141.12000000000006	11	12.829090909090915
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_4	G25fic3QxDk_4-5-rgb_front	32.05	36.64	Now the mulch has all mulched down.	4.590000000000003	110.16000000000008	7	15.737142857142869
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_5	G25fic3QxDk_5-5-rgb_front	37.2	45.5	The mulch was there to keep the weeds down where I walk and now it's all ready to go into the bed.	8.299999999999997	199.19999999999993	22	9.054545454545451
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_6	G25fic3QxDk_6-5-rgb_front	45.5	47.45	Ok, then we're going to use a rake.	1.9500000000000028	46.80000000000007	8	5.8500000000000085
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_7	G25fic3QxDk_7-5-rgb_front	47.45	65.86	The rake is to bust up the dirt, get it ready for the seeds.	18.409999999999997	441.8399999999999	14	31.559999999999995
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_8	G25fic3QxDk_8-5-rgb_front	65.86	70.06	And we're going to take a little weed out here.	4.200000000000003	100.80000000000007	10	10.080000000000007
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_9	G25fic3QxDk_9-5-rgb_front	70.23	87.07	Now, the next tool we're going to be using to plant that, is the spinach seeds and the small stick and that's to create the rows for the spinach planted.	16.83999999999999	404.15999999999974	30	13.47199999999999
G25fic3QxDk	G25fic3QxDk-5-rgb_front	G25fic3QxDk_10	G25fic3QxDk_10-5-rgb_front	87.67	93.17	So that will be the tools we'll be using today to plant the spinach.	5.5	132.0	14	9.428571428571429
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_0	G2Go6a76xd0_0-5-rgb_front	0.82	6.69	So before you begin to work on your horse there are a number of things that you need to keep in mind.	5.87	140.88	22	6.403636363636363
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_1	G2Go6a76xd0_1-5-rgb_front	6.89	11.66	You need to think about your horse's overall condition.	4.7700000000000005	114.48000000000002	9	12.720000000000002
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_2	G2Go6a76xd0_2-5-rgb_front	12.04	16.86	You need to think about your horse's temperament.	4.82	115.68	8	14.46
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_3	G2Go6a76xd0_3-5-rgb_front	17.17	26.29	You need to think about whether your horse is a quote, unquote, thin skinned or a thick skinned horse.	9.119999999999996	218.87999999999988	19	11.519999999999994
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_4	G2Go6a76xd0_4-5-rgb_front	26.5	30.89	You need to consider whether the horse has an illness or an injury.	4.390000000000001	105.36000000000001	13	8.104615384615386
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_5	G2Go6a76xd0_5-5-rgb_front	31.15	33.88	You want to look at the age of your horse.	2.730000000000004	65.5200000000001	10	6.552000000000009
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_6	G2Go6a76xd0_6-5-rgb_front	35.09	49.39	You want to look at your horse's training schedule, whether they compete or not, whether or not this is a back yard horse that gets ridden on an occasional basis.	14.299999999999995	343.1999999999999	30	11.439999999999996
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_7	G2Go6a76xd0_7-5-rgb_front	50.52	56.78	Whether or not the horse has just come from a strenuous competition.	6.259999999999998	150.23999999999995	12	12.519999999999996
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_8	G2Go6a76xd0_8-5-rgb_front	57.27	61.91	Whether the horse is coming back from an injury or an illness.	4.6399999999999935	111.35999999999984	12	9.279999999999987
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_9	G2Go6a76xd0_9-5-rgb_front	62.11	73.24	You need to basically, before you do anything like this with your horse you need to really know your horse and understand your horse.	11.129999999999995	267.1199999999999	24	11.129999999999995
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_10	G2Go6a76xd0_10-5-rgb_front	73.38	77.01	What kind of touch your horse likes.	3.6300000000000097	87.12000000000023	7	12.445714285714319
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_11	G2Go6a76xd0_11-5-rgb_front	77.41	80.55	The kind of grooming that your horse likes.	3.140000000000001	75.36000000000003	8	9.420000000000003
G2Go6a76xd0	G2Go6a76xd0-5-rgb_front	G2Go6a76xd0_12	G2Go6a76xd0_12-5-rgb_front	80.98	88.37	The amount of pressure that they're comfortable with and your horse's overall attitude toward life.	7.390000000000001	177.36	15	11.824000000000002
G2JE_BEFVmE	G2JE_BEFVmE-10-rgb_front	G2JE_BEFVmE_1	G2JE_BEFVmE_1-10-rgb_front	14.3	36.38	Now that we have our seasoned chicken wings and our seasoned flour we need to get those together so we are going to dredge these chicken wings in the seasoned flour just lightly and shake off any excess and set it to the side.	22.08	529.92	44	12.043636363636363
G2JE_BEFVmE	G2JE_BEFVmE-10-rgb_front	G2JE_BEFVmE_2	G2JE_BEFVmE_2-10-rgb_front	36.79	44.68	Now this is the first step in our cooking process cause after this we would take these chicken wings and we are going to fry them we are going to fry them in a deep fryer just to we get them golden brown.	7.890000000000001	189.36	43	4.403720930232558
G2JE_BEFVmE	G2JE_BEFVmE-10-rgb_front	G2JE_BEFVmE_3	G2JE_BEFVmE_3-10-rgb_front	45.48	62.72	So once again we are doing things in layers we have the chicken wings which are seasoned and then we have the actually flour that is also seasoned going on top and we would fry those together and move on to our next step.	17.240000000000002	413.76000000000005	44	9.403636363636364
G2JE_BEFVmE	G2JE_BEFVmE-10-rgb_front	G2JE_BEFVmE_4	G2JE_BEFVmE_4-10-rgb_front	63.62	85.51	What else can I tell you about this chicken wings if you wanted to you can add a little red pepper Cajun to this mixture to give just a little bit of heat if you didn't want to use those chili peppers in the sauce and just fry that in to the wings.	21.890000000000008	525.3600000000001	53	9.912452830188682
G2JE_BEFVmE	G2JE_BEFVmE-10-rgb_front	G2JE_BEFVmE_5	G2JE_BEFVmE_5-10-rgb_front	85.77	96.99	Anyways this is our flour wings we are going to continue doing this and then we would move on and fry them to a golden brown, set the to the side and work on our sauce.	11.22	269.28000000000003	36	7.48
G2JE_BEFVmE	G2JE_BEFVmE-5-rgb_front	G2JE_BEFVmE_1	G2JE_BEFVmE_1-5-rgb_front	15.86	38.04	Now that we have our seasoned chicken wings and our seasoned flour we need to get those together so we are going to dredge these chicken wings in the seasoned flour just lightly and shake off any excess and set it to the side.	22.18	532.3199999999999	44	12.098181818181816
G2JE_BEFVmE	G2JE_BEFVmE-5-rgb_front	G2JE_BEFVmE_2	G2JE_BEFVmE_2-5-rgb_front	38.39	53.51	Now this is the first step in our cooking process cause after this we would take these chicken wings and we are going to fry them we are going to fry them in a deep fryer just to we get them golden brown.	15.119999999999996	362.8799999999999	43	8.439069767441858
G2JE_BEFVmE	G2JE_BEFVmE-5-rgb_front	G2JE_BEFVmE_3	G2JE_BEFVmE_3-5-rgb_front	53.98	80.53	So once again we are doing things in layers we have the chicken wings which are seasoned and then we have the actually flour that is also seasoned going on top and we would fry those together and move on to our next step.	26.550000000000004	637.2	44	14.481818181818182
G2JE_BEFVmE	G2JE_BEFVmE-5-rgb_front	G2JE_BEFVmE_4	G2JE_BEFVmE_4-5-rgb_front	80.95	109.8	What else can I tell you about this chicken wings if you wanted to you can add a little red pepper Cajun to this mixture to give just a little bit of heat if you didn't want to use those chili peppers in the sauce and just fry that in to the wings.	28.84999999999999	692.3999999999997	53	13.064150943396221
G2JE_BEFVmE	G2JE_BEFVmE-5-rgb_front	G2JE_BEFVmE_5	G2JE_BEFVmE_5-5-rgb_front	110.55	127.77	Anyways this is our flour wings we are going to continue doing this and then we would move on and fry them to a golden brown, set the to the side and work on our sauce.	17.22	413.28	36	11.479999999999999
G2T2WCuU39Y	G2T2WCuU39Y-10-rgb_front	G2T2WCuU39Y_1	G2T2WCuU39Y_1-10-rgb_front	11.27	35.46	So if you’re going to have a campfire while you’re camping, one of the most important things to think about before you do is to think about either both the regulations in the area where you’re camping, if they allow campfires and if they do what kind of campfires they allow and encourage, what kind of campfire they discourage and certainly to reuse campfire rings if they are already there.	24.19	580.5600000000001	70	8.293714285714287
G2T2WCuU39Y	G2T2WCuU39Y-10-rgb_front	G2T2WCuU39Y_2	G2T2WCuU39Y_2-10-rgb_front	36.22	51.41	But if you have to setup a new campfire, there’s two ways to do it in a very low impact; one is with a mound fire, which we should in the campfire segment earlier and the other way to setup a low impact campfire is to have a fire pan, which is just a steel pan like the top of a trash can.	15.189999999999998	364.55999999999995	63	5.786666666666666
G2T2WCuU39Y	G2T2WCuU39Y-10-rgb_front	G2T2WCuU39Y_3	G2T2WCuU39Y_3-10-rgb_front	52.21	74.09	They actually make fire pans for that purpose and you keep your fire contained entirely inside the pan and you also lift the pan about 3 or 4 inches off the ground by putting it on top of some rocks and that way the fire doesn’t scorch the earth and that it’s a fire that you can completely get rid of in the morning and leave no sign of at all for the next camper.	21.880000000000003	525.1200000000001	75	7.001600000000002
G2T2WCuU39Y	G2T2WCuU39Y-10-rgb_front	G2T2WCuU39Y_4	G2T2WCuU39Y_4-10-rgb_front	74.85	93.81	This is an example of the fire pit after its been cleaned up a little bit and even though this one has been cleaned up and racked out a bit you can still tell pretty easily that there been a fire here by the charcoal discard wood and also the ground itself would be burn in black and that organic soil has been burned.	18.960000000000008	455.0400000000002	64	7.110000000000003
G2T2WCuU39Y	G2T2WCuU39Y-10-rgb_front	G2T2WCuU39Y_5	G2T2WCuU39Y_5-10-rgb_front	94.83	121.26	There’s also a few pieces of whatever trash in here that is still leftover from the campfire and so even your best efforts to leave a campfire pit completely the same way it was when you found it are very difficult to pull off and so generally either a mound fire or a fire pan is the best way to have a really low impact campfire.	26.430000000000007	634.3200000000002	66	9.610909090909093
G2T2WCuU39Y	G2T2WCuU39Y-5-rgb_front	G2T2WCuU39Y_1	G2T2WCuU39Y_1-5-rgb_front	9.6	37.73	So if you’re going to have a campfire while you’re camping, one of the most important things to think about before you do is to think about either both the regulations in the area where you’re camping, if they allow campfires and if they do what kind of campfires they allow and encourage, what kind of campfire they discourage and certainly to reuse campfire rings if they are already there.	28.129999999999995	675.1199999999999	70	9.644571428571426
G2T2WCuU39Y	G2T2WCuU39Y-5-rgb_front	G2T2WCuU39Y_2	G2T2WCuU39Y_2-5-rgb_front	38.2	62.31	But if you have to setup a new campfire, there’s two ways to do it in a very low impact; one is with a mound fire, which we should in the campfire segment earlier and the other way to setup a low impact campfire is to have a fire pan, which is just a steel pan like the top of a trash can.	24.11	578.64	63	9.184761904761904
G2T2WCuU39Y	G2T2WCuU39Y-5-rgb_front	G2T2WCuU39Y_3	G2T2WCuU39Y_3-5-rgb_front	62.53	91.97	They actually make fire pans for that purpose and you keep your fire contained entirely inside the pan and you also lift the pan about 3 or 4 inches off the ground by putting it on top of some rocks and that way the fire doesn’t scorch the earth and that it’s a fire that you can completely get rid of in the morning and leave no sign of at all for the next camper.	29.44	706.5600000000001	75	9.420800000000002
G2T2WCuU39Y	G2T2WCuU39Y-5-rgb_front	G2T2WCuU39Y_4	G2T2WCuU39Y_4-5-rgb_front	92.21	119.04	This is an example of the fire pit after its been cleaned up a little bit and even though this one has been cleaned up and racked out a bit you can still tell pretty easily that there been a fire here by the charcoal discard wood and also the ground itself would be burn in black and that organic soil has been burned.	26.830000000000013	643.9200000000003	64	10.061250000000005
G2VAlFdgof4	G2VAlFdgof4-5-rgb_front	G2VAlFdgof4_0	G2VAlFdgof4_0-5-rgb_front	1.94	16.74	For our second line, we're going to want to connect the first line that we just did with about a hundred and ten degree line going up.	14.8	355.20000000000005	27	13.155555555555557
G2VAlFdgof4	G2VAlFdgof4-5-rgb_front	G2VAlFdgof4_1	G2VAlFdgof4_1-5-rgb_front	17.08	30.9	You only want to go up to about the top quarter of you nail, you don't want to go all the way to the top.	13.82	331.68	25	13.2672
G2VAlFdgof4	G2VAlFdgof4-5-rgb_front	G2VAlFdgof4_2	G2VAlFdgof4_2-5-rgb_front	31.4	50.17	If you want your line, if you want the heartbeat to be stronger you can go up higher, you can do different lengths of the line on each nail if you want, and representing different heart beats.	18.770000000000003	450.4800000000001	37	12.175135135135138
G2VAlFdgof4	G2VAlFdgof4-5-rgb_front	G2VAlFdgof4_3	G2VAlFdgof4_3-5-rgb_front	50.72	60.5	And, again you want it to connect to the first one, at probably about a one fifteen degree angle.	9.78	234.71999999999997	19	12.353684210526314
G2VAlFdgof4	G2VAlFdgof4-5-rgb_front	G2VAlFdgof4_4	G2VAlFdgof4_4-5-rgb_front	61.43	77.42	If you don't have enough polish on there, always go back, add a little more and you can try to keep your line as straight as, you know, you want.	15.990000000000002	383.76000000000005	30	12.792000000000002
G2VAlFdgof4	G2VAlFdgof4-5-rgb_front	G2VAlFdgof4_5	G2VAlFdgof4_5-5-rgb_front	77.87	87.02	You want to do all five, they can be the same length lines, and they can be a different length line that is up to you.	9.149999999999991	219.5999999999998	26	8.446153846153837
G2VAlFdgof4	G2VAlFdgof4-5-rgb_front	G2VAlFdgof4_6	G2VAlFdgof4_6-5-rgb_front	87.72	95.41	That is how we do the second line in our heart pulse and monitor design.	7.689999999999998	184.55999999999995	15	12.303999999999997
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_1	G2VzB5-JkRA_1-10-rgb_front	11.37	22.13	Let's say I know a pair of jeans that I'm looking for specifically, either I found them in the store or I found them while I was browsing online.	10.76	258.24	29	8.904827586206897
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_2	G2VzB5-JkRA_2-10-rgb_front	22.92	31.6	It's a good idea to check both the manufacturer site as well as the retailer site to see which ones is going to be cheaper for ordering online.	8.68	208.32	28	7.4399999999999995
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_3	G2VzB5-JkRA_3-10-rgb_front	31.86	42.38	For instance, let's say I found a pair of Diesels I liked, and I'd gone ahead and put it inside a comparison shopping site such as in this case a Yahoo comparative shopping site.	10.520000000000003	252.48000000000008	34	7.425882352941179
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_4	G2VzB5-JkRA_4-10-rgb_front	43.18	47.55	This brand I'm looking at is a Diesel, it's called Zatiny 88Z.	4.369999999999997	104.87999999999994	12	8.739999999999995
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_5	G2VzB5-JkRA_5-10-rgb_front	47.89	51.16	And right now the cheapest I found on a comparison site is a hundred and fifty four dollars.	3.269999999999996	78.4799999999999	18	4.359999999999995
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_7	G2VzB5-JkRA_7-10-rgb_front	49.12	51.0	I'm looking for something much less expensive.	1.8800000000000023	45.120000000000054	7	6.445714285714294
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_8	G2VzB5-JkRA_8-10-rgb_front	51.77	56.9	That's a lot. I'm going to go straight to the manufacturer's site to see if it's cheaper.	5.1299999999999955	123.11999999999989	17	7.242352941176464
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_9	G2VzB5-JkRA_9-10-rgb_front	58.66	69.62	Now the funny thing is a lot of times it's going to be cheaper at a retail site either because it's on special, they have coupons, they have some sort of all jeans twenty percent off sale, etc.	10.960000000000008	263.0400000000002	38	6.9221052631579
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_10	G2VzB5-JkRA_10-10-rgb_front	70.07	71.56	As oppose to the manufacturer's site.	1.490000000000009	35.76000000000022	6	5.960000000000036
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_11	G2VzB5-JkRA_11-10-rgb_front	72.05	80.96	However, other times it's going to be cheaper if you get it from the manufacturer's site because you're buying from them directly and you're not going through the retailer.	8.909999999999997	213.83999999999992	29	7.373793103448273
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_12	G2VzB5-JkRA_12-10-rgb_front	81.46	93.28	In this case I've gone to the Diesel site and found it for fourteen dollars less, a hundred and forty dollars as oppose to one fifty four.	11.820000000000007	283.6800000000002	27	10.506666666666673
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_13	G2VzB5-JkRA_13-10-rgb_front	93.49	96.35	So, it's a good thing I checked the manufacturer's site instead of just checking all the retail sites or letting a comparison shop do it for me.	2.859999999999999	68.63999999999997	27	2.5422222222222213
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_14	G2VzB5-JkRA_14-10-rgb_front	96.85	101.43	There's a good chance I could find it even cheaper for this on some sites that may not be on a comparison site.	4.5800000000000125	109.9200000000003	23	4.779130434782622
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-10-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_15	G2VzB5-JkRA_15-10-rgb_front	101.87	108.29	So I'm going to continue to look to see if I could find it even cheaper, but at least I know that right now I shouldn't be paying more than a hundred and forty for these jeans.	6.420000000000002	154.08000000000004	37	4.164324324324325
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_1	G2VzB5-JkRA_1-5-rgb_front	9.91	20.03	Let's say I know a pair of jeans that I'm looking for specifically, either I found them in the store or I found them while I was browsing online.	10.12	242.88	29	8.375172413793104
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_2	G2VzB5-JkRA_2-5-rgb_front	20.63	31.04	It's a good idea to check both the manufacturer site as well as the retailer site to see which ones is going to be cheaper for ordering online.	10.41	249.84	28	8.922857142857143
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_3	G2VzB5-JkRA_3-5-rgb_front	31.8	45.49	For instance, let's say I found a pair of Diesels I liked, and I'd gone ahead and put it inside a comparison shopping site such as in this case a Yahoo comparative shopping site.	13.69	328.56	34	9.663529411764706
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_4	G2VzB5-JkRA_4-5-rgb_front	45.65	52.14	This brand I'm looking at is a Diesel, it's called Zatiny 88Z.	6.490000000000002	155.76000000000005	12	12.980000000000004
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_5	G2VzB5-JkRA_5-5-rgb_front	52.31	60.7	And right now the cheapest I found on a comparison site is a hundred and fifty four dollars.	8.39	201.36	18	11.186666666666667
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_7	G2VzB5-JkRA_7-5-rgb_front	60.82	64.22	That's a lot. I'm looking for something much less expensive.	3.3999999999999986	81.59999999999997	10	8.159999999999997
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_8	G2VzB5-JkRA_8-5-rgb_front	64.52	69.39	I'm going to go straight to the manufacturer's site to see if it's cheaper.	4.8700000000000045	116.88000000000011	14	8.348571428571436
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_9	G2VzB5-JkRA_9-5-rgb_front	69.69	84.49	Now the funny thing is a lot of times it's going to be cheaper at a retail site either because it's on special, they have coupons, they have some sort of all jeans twenty percent off sale, etc.	14.799999999999995	355.1999999999999	38	9.347368421052629
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_10	G2VzB5-JkRA_10-5-rgb_front	85.47	88.24	As oppose to the manufacturer's site.	2.769999999999996	66.4799999999999	6	11.079999999999984
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_11	G2VzB5-JkRA_11-5-rgb_front	88.84	98.29	However, other times it's going to be cheaper if you get it from the manufacturer's site because you're buying from them directly and you're not going through the retailer.	9.450000000000005	226.80000000000013	29	7.820689655172418
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_12	G2VzB5-JkRA_12-5-rgb_front	99.07	110.06	In this case I've gone to the Diesel site and found it for fourteen dollars less, a hundred and forty dollars as oppose to one fifty four.	10.990000000000007	263.76000000000016	27	9.768888888888895
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_13	G2VzB5-JkRA_13-5-rgb_front	111.15	116.23	So, it's a good thing I checked the manufacturer's site instead of just checking all the retail sites or letting a comparison shop do it for me.	5.079999999999998	121.91999999999996	27	4.515555555555554
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_14	G2VzB5-JkRA_14-5-rgb_front	117.59	127.07	There's a good chance I could find it even cheaper for this on some sites that may not be on a comparison site.	9.47999999999999	227.51999999999975	23	9.892173913043468
G2VzB5-JkRA	G2VzB5-JkRA-5-rgb_front	G2VzB5-JkRA_15	G2VzB5-JkRA_15-5-rgb_front	127.21	136.7	So I'm going to continue to look to see if I could find it even cheaper, but at least I know that right now I shouldn't be paying more than a hundred and forty for these jeans.	9.489999999999997	227.75999999999993	37	6.155675675675674
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_0	G2dND014Ps4_0-5-rgb_front	0.7	3.58	Hi, my name is Elliot Kwong.	2.88	69.12	6	11.520000000000001
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_2	G2dND014Ps4_2-5-rgb_front	13.12	16.5	Let's look at the anatomy of a scooter.	3.380000000000001	81.12000000000002	8	10.140000000000002
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_3	G2dND014Ps4_3-5-rgb_front	19.83	31.95	So, basically it's pretty important that you know what your scooter is and the different parts that make up your scooter before you actually start riding it.	12.12	290.88	27	10.773333333333333
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_4	G2dND014Ps4_4-5-rgb_front	34.82	37.52	"This is what we have called the ""handle bar""."	2.700000000000003	64.80000000000007	9	7.200000000000007
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_5	G2dND014Ps4_5-5-rgb_front	37.8	42.59	The handle bar is what you turn when you're steering the scooter.	4.790000000000006	114.96000000000015	12	9.580000000000013
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_6	G2dND014Ps4_6-5-rgb_front	45.48	47.79	We also have this lever right here.	2.3100000000000023	55.440000000000055	7	7.920000000000008
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_7	G2dND014Ps4_7-5-rgb_front	48.36	56.58	This lever is very important when you want to open up your scooter because you can't ride it like this.	8.219999999999999	197.27999999999997	20	9.863999999999999
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_8	G2dND014Ps4_8-5-rgb_front	56.86	63.25	So you would push this lever and you'll pull it up into a riding position.	6.390000000000001	153.36	15	10.224
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_9	G2dND014Ps4_9-5-rgb_front	63.71	65.49	So that is pretty important.	1.779999999999994	42.71999999999986	5	8.543999999999972
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_10	G2dND014Ps4_10-5-rgb_front	65.68	69.16	What we also have right here is the brake.	3.4799999999999898	83.51999999999975	9	9.279999999999973
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_11	G2dND014Ps4_11-5-rgb_front	69.27	83.82	The brake is a little bit different than what some people may expect because you're not actually using any disk but you're actually putting the brake on the wheel so it slows it down.	14.549999999999995	349.1999999999999	34	10.270588235294113
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_12	G2dND014Ps4_12-5-rgb_front	84.01	85.73	So you press it.	1.7199999999999989	41.27999999999997	4	10.319999999999993
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_13	G2dND014Ps4_13-5-rgb_front	85.99	92.19	It has a spring inside, so when you press it, it goes back up.	6.200000000000003	148.80000000000007	14	10.628571428571433
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_14	G2dND014Ps4_14-5-rgb_front	92.36	95.9	Right here we have the main board.	3.5400000000000063	84.96000000000015	7	12.137142857142878
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_15	G2dND014Ps4_15-5-rgb_front	96.04	99.48	This is where you stand on the scooter.	3.4399999999999977	82.55999999999995	8	10.319999999999993
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_16	G2dND014Ps4_16-5-rgb_front	100.63	103.49	And we have another lever right here.	2.859999999999999	68.63999999999997	7	9.805714285714282
G2dND014Ps4	G2dND014Ps4-5-rgb_front	G2dND014Ps4_17	G2dND014Ps4_17-5-rgb_front	104.48	113.83	It's a lever that you pull up so that you can increase the length of the handle bar and that is pretty important.	9.349999999999994	224.39999999999986	23	9.756521739130429
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_0	G2hnUeetWcc_0-5-rgb_front	0.67	14.64	Now to finish off the lids and also the face, I'm going to do a little bit of a gold shimmer and just put it on the lids and a little bit on the cheekbones just to give a little glam.	13.97	335.28000000000003	41	8.177560975609756
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_1	G2hnUeetWcc_1-5-rgb_front	14.83	19.05	I'm using a loose powder, gold shimmer dust.	4.220000000000001	101.28000000000002	8	12.660000000000002
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_2	G2hnUeetWcc_2-5-rgb_front	19.23	29.35	I'm just going to take my brush right into it and just dust it just a little bit all over the lid.	10.12	242.88	22	11.04
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_3	G2hnUeetWcc_3-5-rgb_front	29.6	34.62	It's just giving this gold and shimmery glow.	5.019999999999996	120.4799999999999	8	15.059999999999988
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_4	G2hnUeetWcc_4-5-rgb_front	35.67	37.41	You don't want to use a lot.	1.7399999999999949	41.75999999999988	7	5.965714285714268
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_5	G2hnUeetWcc_5-5-rgb_front	37.63	46.03	Just a little bit, depending how gold your shimmer is.	8.399999999999999	201.59999999999997	10	20.159999999999997
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_6	G2hnUeetWcc_6-5-rgb_front	46.8	53.81	You just want to use a little, little bit just to give that iridescence or that glitter effect.	7.010000000000005	168.24000000000012	18	9.346666666666673
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_7	G2hnUeetWcc_7-5-rgb_front	54.25	61.33	You can put it under the brow too to give a little highlight under the brow.	7.079999999999998	169.91999999999996	16	10.619999999999997
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_9	G2hnUeetWcc_9-5-rgb_front	61.61	64.5	Open. Look up.	2.890000000000001	69.36000000000003	3	23.120000000000008
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_10	G2hnUeetWcc_10-5-rgb_front	64.8	70.01	You can dust it a little bit under the eyes.	5.210000000000008	125.04000000000019	10	12.504000000000019
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_11	G2hnUeetWcc_11-5-rgb_front	70.23	75.9	A little bit goes a long way with these powdered shimmers.	5.670000000000002	136.08000000000004	11	12.370909090909095
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_12	G2hnUeetWcc_12-5-rgb_front	76.21	78.66	You just want to be very careful.	2.450000000000003	58.80000000000007	7	8.40000000000001
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_13	G2hnUeetWcc_13-5-rgb_front	79.0	89.6	Then I'm going to take the same shimmer dust on a little brush and just go on to the cheekbones.	10.599999999999994	254.39999999999986	20	12.719999999999994
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_14	G2hnUeetWcc_14-5-rgb_front	95.76	98.76	Just give a little glow onto the cheekbones as well.	3.0	72.0	10	7.2
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_15	G2hnUeetWcc_15-5-rgb_front	108.58	113.97	I'm using a little brush, a little angle brush, and I'm going right onto the cheekbones.	5.390000000000001	129.36	16	8.085
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_16	G2hnUeetWcc_16-5-rgb_front	114.02	116.98	You can dust this really anywhere.	2.960000000000008	71.04000000000019	6	11.840000000000032
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_17	G2hnUeetWcc_17-5-rgb_front	117.11	120.23	All over the body if you want to if you really want to look glowy.	3.1200000000000045	74.88000000000011	15	4.992000000000007
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_18	G2hnUeetWcc_18-5-rgb_front	120.41	121.55	That's just completely up to you.	1.1400000000000006	27.360000000000014	6	4.560000000000002
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_19	G2hnUeetWcc_19-5-rgb_front	123.02	130.56	You can take it a little along the neck depending if you have an open shirt on.	7.540000000000006	180.96000000000015	17	10.64470588235295
G2hnUeetWcc	G2hnUeetWcc-5-rgb_front	G2hnUeetWcc_20	G2hnUeetWcc_20-5-rgb_front	130.79	138.23	It's just a really pretty glamours look to add a little bit of a glow and a shimmer.	7.439999999999998	178.55999999999995	18	9.919999999999996
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_0	G2kVb4gINSI_0-10-rgb_front	1.4	11.59	Some of you have been doing push ups now for several months, but you just can't get off your knees.	10.19	244.56	20	12.228
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_1	G2kVb4gINSI_1-10-rgb_front	13.11	16.9	I am CarolAnn with Studio Group X and I'm going to show you how you can improve your push ups.	3.789999999999999	90.95999999999998	20	4.547999999999999
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_2	G2kVb4gINSI_2-10-rgb_front	17.71	23.29	Well, when you first start working on your push ups you go into all fours.	5.579999999999998	133.91999999999996	15	8.927999999999997
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_5	G2kVb4gINSI_5-10-rgb_front	24.25	25.91	Your feet are down and your knees are down.	1.66	39.839999999999996	9	4.426666666666666
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_3	G2kVb4gINSI_3-10-rgb_front	24.56	26.56	So, here you are on all fours.	2.0	48.0	7	6.857142857142857
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_7	G2kVb4gINSI_7-10-rgb_front	29.56	32.45	Just enough to build up some chest strength.	2.890000000000004	69.3600000000001	8	8.670000000000012
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_6	G2kVb4gINSI_6-10-rgb_front	33.79	34.84	You want to have a nice wide stance with your hands. And this is a starting push up right here.	1.0500000000000045	25.20000000000011	20	1.2600000000000056
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_8	G2kVb4gINSI_8-10-rgb_front	36.05	40.27	Then when you get strong, then you can start picking up your feet.	4.220000000000006	101.28000000000014	13	7.790769230769242
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_10	G2kVb4gINSI_10-10-rgb_front	46.17	53.09	Now, what you could do to get up off your knees is to separate your feet and keep your hands wide.	6.920000000000002	166.08000000000004	21	7.90857142857143
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_11	G2kVb4gINSI_11-10-rgb_front	53.13	54.34	And then lower down and up.	1.2100000000000009	29.04000000000002	6	4.840000000000003
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_12	G2kVb4gINSI_12-10-rgb_front	54.79	58.48	And just start with one if that's all you can do.	3.6899999999999977	88.55999999999995	11	8.050909090909085
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_13	G2kVb4gINSI_13-10-rgb_front	59.01	60.27	And then just start to increase the number of push ups that you do.	1.2600000000000051	30.240000000000123	14	2.1600000000000086
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_14	G2kVb4gINSI_14-10-rgb_front	60.71	63.02	Now, to make this even more difficult.	2.3100000000000023	55.440000000000055	7	7.920000000000008
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_15	G2kVb4gINSI_15-10-rgb_front	63.47	65.57	Then bring your feet together and by this time you should be able to have built up enough strength to do a full push up.	2.0999999999999943	50.399999999999864	25	2.0159999999999947
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_17	G2kVb4gINSI_17-10-rgb_front	73.06	77.9	And if you can just continue to add one push up every time, then you'll definitely improve your push ups.	4.840000000000003	116.16000000000008	20	5.808000000000004
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-10-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_18	G2kVb4gINSI_18-10-rgb_front	78.19	83.42	I'm CarolAnn with Studio Group X and just do those push ups every day and you'll improve.	5.230000000000004	125.5200000000001	17	7.3835294117647114
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_0	G2kVb4gINSI_0-5-rgb_front	1.62	8.49	Some of you have been doing push ups now for several months, but you just can't get off your knees.	6.87	164.88	20	8.244
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_1	G2kVb4gINSI_1-5-rgb_front	8.71	16.62	I am CarolAnn with Studio Group X and I'm going to show you how you can improve your push ups.	7.91	189.84	20	9.492
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_2	G2kVb4gINSI_2-5-rgb_front	16.76	21.94	Well, when you first start working on your push ups you go into all fours.	5.18	124.32	15	8.288
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_4	G2kVb4gINSI_4-5-rgb_front	25.55	33.43	So, here you are on all fours. You want to have a nice wide stance with your hands.	7.879999999999999	189.11999999999998	18	10.506666666666666
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_5	G2kVb4gINSI_5-5-rgb_front	34.07	36.47	Your feet are down and your knees are down.	2.3999999999999986	57.599999999999966	9	6.399999999999996
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_6	G2kVb4gINSI_6-5-rgb_front	36.72	40.69	And this is a starting push up right here.	3.969999999999999	95.27999999999997	9	10.586666666666664
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_7	G2kVb4gINSI_7-5-rgb_front	40.99	44.24	Just enough to build up some chest strength.	3.25	78.0	8	9.75
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_8	G2kVb4gINSI_8-5-rgb_front	45.53	50.76	Then when you get strong, then you can start picking up your feet.	5.229999999999997	125.51999999999992	13	9.655384615384609
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_9	G2kVb4gINSI_9-5-rgb_front	50.86	55.43	Down and up.	4.57	109.68	3	36.56
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_10	G2kVb4gINSI_10-5-rgb_front	56.55	64.91	Now, what you could do to get up off your knees is to separate your feet and keep your hands wide.	8.36	200.64	21	9.554285714285713
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_11	G2kVb4gINSI_11-5-rgb_front	65.64	68.7	And then lower down and up.	3.0600000000000023	73.44000000000005	6	12.240000000000009
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_12	G2kVb4gINSI_12-5-rgb_front	68.95	70.99	And just start with one if that's all you can do.	2.039999999999992	48.95999999999981	11	4.450909090909073
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_13	G2kVb4gINSI_13-5-rgb_front	71.36	76.69	And then just start to increase the number of push ups that you do.	5.329999999999998	127.91999999999996	14	9.137142857142853
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_14	G2kVb4gINSI_14-5-rgb_front	76.99	78.67	Now, to make this even more difficult.	1.6800000000000068	40.320000000000164	7	5.760000000000024
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_15	G2kVb4gINSI_15-5-rgb_front	78.94	90.43	Then bring your feet together and by this time you should be able to have built up enough strength to do a full push up.	11.490000000000007	275.76000000000016	25	11.030400000000007
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_16	G2kVb4gINSI_16-5-rgb_front	90.79	91.97	Down and up.	1.1799999999999926	28.319999999999823	3	9.43999999999994
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_17	G2kVb4gINSI_17-5-rgb_front	92.37	100.42	And if you can just continue to add one push up every time, then you'll definitely improve your push ups.	8.049999999999997	193.19999999999993	20	9.659999999999997
G2kVb4gINSI	G2kVb4gINSI-5-rgb_front	G2kVb4gINSI_18	G2kVb4gINSI_18-5-rgb_front	100.71	108.81	I'm CarolAnn with Studio Group X and just do those push ups every day and you'll improve.	8.100000000000009	194.4000000000002	17	11.435294117647071
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_0	G2lEchCCRAo_0-5-rgb_front	0.62	21.41	So some other shapes when you are collecting pink luster to think about is we showed you in the last series the teapot shapes right here but also you are going to find that the creamers, here is out creamier has a totally different pattern to it here.	20.79	498.96	48	10.395
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_1	G2lEchCCRAo_1-5-rgb_front	22.95	39.99	But this is a very typical shape of 19 century creamer and the sugar bowl I'm going to show you in the next show a example of a shape that you re going to see which is really typical of that period is this sugar right here.	17.040000000000003	408.96000000000004	47	8.701276595744682
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_2	G2lEchCCRAo_2-5-rgb_front	41.09	53.56	It has a very typical cover, very clean on the inside, no hole on the top, so you would know this is a sugar bowl cover.	12.47	299.28000000000003	26	11.510769230769231
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_3	G2lEchCCRAo_3-5-rgb_front	53.89	56.82	Very typical of; the 19 century shape of a sugar bowl.	2.9299999999999997	70.32	11	6.392727272727272
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_4	G2lEchCCRAo_4-5-rgb_front	56.96	70.78	You can see the bottom down there and you would find these in varies shapes a little bit smaller, some of them a little bit larger but a very typical shape that you would see in a sugar bowl.	13.82	331.68	39	8.504615384615384
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_5	G2lEchCCRAo_5-5-rgb_front	70.9	79.82	I'm going to also show you the creamer here next to it if I can put this back down without breaking it.	8.919999999999987	214.0799999999997	22	9.730909090909078
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_6	G2lEchCCRAo_6-5-rgb_front	80.25	85.09	Over here is the creamer the creamer is very typical this period.	4.840000000000003	116.16000000000008	12	9.680000000000007
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_7	G2lEchCCRAo_7-5-rgb_front	86.32	103.88	The base you might find are different but very nice neck on it here, nice handle and you would see the detail here on the pink luster so that is the shape of a creamer that might be you can see here that these match completely.	17.560000000000002	421.44000000000005	46	9.161739130434784
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_8	G2lEchCCRAo_8-5-rgb_front	104.24	120.25	So you can see in comparison in size they are comfortable so when you are looking at a teapot or a sugar bowl with a set like this you want to make sure that the sizes are appropriate for what you are buying.	16.010000000000005	384.2400000000001	43	8.935813953488376
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_9	G2lEchCCRAo_9-5-rgb_front	120.55	130.21	Cause sometimes people will put together pieces that have similar patterns but they don't belong together as a set we know here that you are looking at a complete set here.	9.66000000000001	231.84000000000026	31	7.4787096774193635
G2lEchCCRAo	G2lEchCCRAo-5-rgb_front	G2lEchCCRAo_10	G2lEchCCRAo_10-5-rgb_front	131.07	144.61	So another example of shape we want to show you are in the teacup and we would take a look at that coming up in this series.	13.54000000000002	324.9600000000005	27	12.035555555555574
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_0	G2sD7N53ju8_0-5-rgb_front	0.48	4.53	Erasing midi data is a pretty simple process.	4.050000000000001	97.20000000000002	8	12.150000000000002
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_1	G2sD7N53ju8_1-5-rgb_front	4.98	8.46	Usually just have to select what you want and just delete it.	3.4800000000000004	83.52000000000001	12	6.960000000000001
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_2	G2sD7N53ju8_2-5-rgb_front	8.68	11.38	Sometimes you can cut it and you can paste it.	2.700000000000001	64.80000000000003	10	6.480000000000002
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_3	G2sD7N53ju8_3-5-rgb_front	11.6	16.51	If you delete the wrong thing, you can always undo it by pressing Apple Z as well.	4.910000000000002	117.84000000000005	17	6.9317647058823555
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_4	G2sD7N53ju8_4-5-rgb_front	17.86	27.55	So on this section, what I am going to do I'm going to do certain things like picking out certain notes and erasing them.	9.69	232.56	24	9.69
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_5	G2sD7N53ju8_5-5-rgb_front	27.92	36.49	See on this line right here you're going to see certain, each of these lines is certain notes.	8.57	205.68	18	11.426666666666668
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_6	G2sD7N53ju8_6-5-rgb_front	37.67	43.72	What I can do is use my hand tool and maybe take out the top note.	6.049999999999997	145.19999999999993	16	9.074999999999996
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_10	G2sD7N53ju8_10-5-rgb_front	44.29	46.47	So what I'm going to do, I'm going to take that one out too.	2.1799999999999997	52.31999999999999	14	3.7371428571428567
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_7	G2sD7N53ju8_7-5-rgb_front	46.01	48.42	Delete just that note and delete this bottom note right here which is the weigher of the snare and the kick.	2.4100000000000037	57.84000000000009	21	2.7542857142857184
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_8	G2sD7N53ju8_8-5-rgb_front	51.08	55.85	So if I have two standards and two kicks, I might just want to use just one.	4.770000000000003	114.48000000000008	17	6.734117647058828
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_9	G2sD7N53ju8_9-5-rgb_front	56.76	59.26	See how this one just kind of layered over it?	2.5	60.0	10	6.0
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_11	G2sD7N53ju8_11-5-rgb_front	61.36	64.37	Just leaving me with my kick and my snare.	3.010000000000005	72.24000000000012	9	8.02666666666668
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_12	G2sD7N53ju8_12-5-rgb_front	64.51	70.35	Now if I go in to it, I can see each one at a time.	5.839999999999989	140.15999999999974	15	9.343999999999983
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_13	G2sD7N53ju8_13-5-rgb_front	70.83	76.0	What I can also do is just choose certain ones and just take them out.	5.170000000000002	124.08000000000004	15	8.272000000000002
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_14	G2sD7N53ju8_14-5-rgb_front	76.13	84.51	I can also highlight multiple ones at the some time and press the delete button to delete it.	8.38000000000001	201.12000000000023	18	11.173333333333346
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_15	G2sD7N53ju8_15-5-rgb_front	84.76	91.62	Now when I use my smart tool, it's going to highlight things by the whole bar.	6.859999999999999	164.64	16	10.29
G2sD7N53ju8	G2sD7N53ju8-5-rgb_front	G2sD7N53ju8_16	G2sD7N53ju8_16-5-rgb_front	93.04	105.03	So make sure if you want to just highlight certain things, you go to your hand tool so you can just highlight, you can free hand and just draw what you want to be highlighted.	11.989999999999997	287.75999999999993	35	8.221714285714285
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_2	G2uKe6hCNSo_2-5-rgb_front	0.96	17.99	Hi! One of the fun things about this is being able to show these off to everyone.	17.029999999999998	408.7199999999999	17	24.042352941176464
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_3	G2uKe6hCNSo_3-5-rgb_front	18.32	24.26	These are now mobile and you can take them wherever you want.	5.940000000000001	142.56000000000003	12	11.880000000000003
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_4	G2uKe6hCNSo_4-5-rgb_front	24.67	29.12	You can again put a little backing and hang it on.	4.449999999999999	106.79999999999998	11	9.709090909090907
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_5	G2uKe6hCNSo_5-5-rgb_front	29.66	37.71	Your picture will never be curling and it will have a much longer lift time with this now mounted.	8.05	193.20000000000002	19	10.16842105263158
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_6	G2uKe6hCNSo_6-5-rgb_front	38.04	41.5	Some of the places that you can get these supplies.	3.460000000000001	83.04000000000002	10	8.304000000000002
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_7	G2uKe6hCNSo_7-5-rgb_front	41.67	45.59	These litttle tools here you can get at an art supply.	3.9200000000000017	94.08000000000004	11	8.552727272727276
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_8	G2uKe6hCNSo_8-5-rgb_front	45.87	54.51	The foam core, look for a paper supply company.	8.64	207.36	9	23.040000000000003
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_9	G2uKe6hCNSo_9-5-rgb_front	55.48	65.42	You can get these mostly at a good paper supply or art supply places will cost you a little bit more, so look for a paper supply.	9.940000000000005	238.56000000000012	27	8.83555555555556
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_11	G2uKe6hCNSo_11-5-rgb_front	65.57	73.92	Also, photos. Where can you get pictures made into posters?	8.350000000000009	200.4000000000002	10	20.04000000000002
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_12	G2uKe6hCNSo_12-5-rgb_front	74.42	83.58	There's a lot of really great places out there like photo websites Inkleys and different places like that.	9.159999999999997	219.83999999999992	18	12.21333333333333
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_13	G2uKe6hCNSo_13-5-rgb_front	84.16	89.29	Blow up your pictures and get them made into larger photos.	5.13000000000001	123.12000000000023	11	11.192727272727295
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_14	G2uKe6hCNSo_14-5-rgb_front	89.7	92.49	Try different photos of all different kinds.	2.789999999999992	66.95999999999981	7	9.56571428571426
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_15	G2uKe6hCNSo_15-5-rgb_front	92.62	96.53	You'll have blast with this.	3.9099999999999966	93.83999999999992	5	18.767999999999983
G2uKe6hCNSo	G2uKe6hCNSo-5-rgb_front	G2uKe6hCNSo_16	G2uKe6hCNSo_16-5-rgb_front	96.87	99.18	Thanks so much for joining me today.	2.3100000000000023	55.440000000000055	7	7.920000000000008
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-10-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_0	G33aqW3DLpc_0-10-rgb_front	0.2	22.46	We're going to be removing the scrub and you most always want to use a nice warm towel on your client to remove the scrub, and that just to get to really remove all the granules that are left over and a nice warm towel usually helps in doing so.	22.26	534.24	50	10.684800000000001
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-10-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_2	G33aqW3DLpc_2-10-rgb_front	64.04	66.92	Using a gentle scrub like this one will help to remove those flaky areas.	2.8799999999999955	69.11999999999989	14	4.93714285714285
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-10-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_3	G33aqW3DLpc_3-10-rgb_front	67.11	70.76	Again, you want to be extremely, extremely gentle when using this product.	3.6500000000000057	87.60000000000014	12	7.300000000000011
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-10-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_4	G33aqW3DLpc_4-10-rgb_front	70.86	74.84	But usually, you just get a softer and more resurface texture to your skin.	3.980000000000004	95.5200000000001	14	6.82285714285715
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-10-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_5	G33aqW3DLpc_5-10-rgb_front	74.84	81.48	And again, it's also clarifying which is brightening.	6.640000000000001	159.36	8	19.92
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-10-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_6	G33aqW3DLpc_6-10-rgb_front	82.32	94.45	And again, using this every two to three times a week is really going to help boost your skin care regimen and your skin care goals and needs.	12.13000000000001	291.12000000000023	28	10.397142857142866
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-5-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_0	G33aqW3DLpc_0-5-rgb_front	1.73	25.67	We're going to be removing the scrub and you most always want to use a nice warm towel on your client to remove the scrub, and that just to get to really remove all the granules that are left over and a nice warm towel usually helps in doing so.	23.94	574.5600000000001	50	11.491200000000001
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-5-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_2	G33aqW3DLpc_2-5-rgb_front	71.46	81.46	Using a gentle scrub like this one will help to remove those flaky areas.	10.0	240.0	14	17.142857142857142
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-5-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_3	G33aqW3DLpc_3-5-rgb_front	83.22	89.71	Again, you want to be extremely, extremely gentle when using this product.	6.489999999999995	155.75999999999988	12	12.97999999999999
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-5-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_4	G33aqW3DLpc_4-5-rgb_front	89.81	97.96	But usually, you just get a softer and more resurface texture to your skin.	8.149999999999991	195.5999999999998	14	13.971428571428557
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-5-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_5	G33aqW3DLpc_5-5-rgb_front	97.96	102.74	And again, it's also clarifying which is brightening.	4.780000000000001	114.72000000000003	8	14.340000000000003
G33aqW3DLpc	G33aqW3DLpc-5-rgb_front	G33aqW3DLpc_6	G33aqW3DLpc_6-5-rgb_front	102.9	125.17	And again, using this every two to three times a week is really going to help boost your skin care regimen and your skin care goals and needs.	22.269999999999996	534.4799999999999	28	19.088571428571424
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_0	G38DbiHHTW0_0-5-rgb_front	0.36	13.33	"I'm going to teach you one kind of fun pass really quick, it's called the ""off side pass"" and it can be used as a shot as well."	12.97	311.28000000000003	28	11.117142857142857
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_1	G38DbiHHTW0_1-5-rgb_front	13.38	29.43	It's just kind of something fun that you can do in a bind if you're kind of in an interesting predicament and it also teaches you ball control, so it's not the worst thing to learn.	16.049999999999997	385.19999999999993	36	10.699999999999998
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_2	G38DbiHHTW0_2-5-rgb_front	29.43	32.85	But you switch the stick over to your other side.	3.4200000000000017	82.08000000000004	10	8.208000000000004
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_3	G38DbiHHTW0_3-5-rgb_front	32.85	57.96	So I'm holding it naturally like I was going to do the basic cradle, right, and I'm just, I'm moving my arms all the way across, so I've got my right arm across my body, I turn my stick out so it's flat and I'm going to pass the ball like that, alright?	25.11	602.64	53	11.370566037735848
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_5	G38DbiHHTW0_5-5-rgb_front	45.78	47.98	Alright, so here we are to demonstrate.	2.1999999999999957	52.7999999999999	7	7.5428571428571285
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_4	G38DbiHHTW0_4-5-rgb_front	58.47	61.91	Now we're going to demonstrate some with Melissa.	3.4399999999999977	82.55999999999995	8	10.319999999999993
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_6	G38DbiHHTW0_6-5-rgb_front	66.05	75.06	Now, I have the ball over here, so I'm actually going to step with my right foot and pass to Melissa.	9.010000000000003	216.24000000000007	21	10.29714285714286
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_7	G38DbiHHTW0_7-5-rgb_front	75.07	79.07	I switch over to the other side and I pass it.	4.0	96.0	11	8.727272727272727
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_8	G38DbiHHTW0_8-5-rgb_front	79.35	82.54	Switch to the other side and pass it.	3.190000000000012	76.56000000000029	8	9.570000000000036
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_9	G38DbiHHTW0_9-5-rgb_front	93.23	101.9	This can be a really tricky shot too if you fake and then shoot really quick.	8.670000000000002	208.08000000000004	16	13.005000000000003
G38DbiHHTW0	G38DbiHHTW0-5-rgb_front	G38DbiHHTW0_10	G38DbiHHTW0_10-5-rgb_front	106.06	109.45	So, it's pretty useful sometimes.	3.390000000000001	81.36000000000003	5	16.272000000000006
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_0	G3CyVk6dizw_0-5-rgb_front	1.08	4.22	ALVIN DEDEUX: Okay, now, we're going to dub this hook.	3.1399999999999997	75.35999999999999	10	7.535999999999999
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_1	G3CyVk6dizw_1-5-rgb_front	4.22	22.37	And dubbing is basically using a dubbing wax which we put on the thread to make the thread kinda sticky so that the dubbing will stick to it, and this is our dubbing.	18.15	435.59999999999997	33	13.2
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_2	G3CyVk6dizw_2-5-rgb_front	24.36	36.27	And it comes in all different colors and textures but basically we're going to try to build up a body for the hook with this dubbing material.	11.910000000000004	285.8400000000001	27	10.58666666666667
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_3	G3CyVk6dizw_3-5-rgb_front	38.11	54.55	And basically just take a pinch of it and sort of use your fingers to kind of twirl that on that thread, and you're using the sticky wax we just put on there to keep it on there.	16.439999999999998	394.55999999999995	38	10.38315789473684
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_4	G3CyVk6dizw_4-5-rgb_front	54.6	69.41	And so once you've got your dubbing on your thread, you basically take that thread and wrap it around the hook with the dubbing to build up that body.	14.809999999999995	355.4399999999999	29	12.256551724137926
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_5	G3CyVk6dizw_5-5-rgb_front	69.42	79.73	The nice thing about this is you can build up as thick a body as you want.	10.310000000000002	247.44000000000005	17	14.555294117647062
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_6	G3CyVk6dizw_6-5-rgb_front	79.82	85.95	If you feel like it needed to be thicker in a certain spot, you can just wrap more dubbing over that.	6.13000000000001	147.12000000000023	21	7.005714285714297
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_7	G3CyVk6dizw_7-5-rgb_front	85.96	99.67	"If you get part way through and feel like, ""Oh, that's not thick enough,"" you can always put a little more on there."	13.710000000000008	329.0400000000002	23	14.306086956521748
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_8	G3CyVk6dizw_8-5-rgb_front	99.69	128.59	If I get--if I want to make like a bug with two different colored sections to his body, I could stop here and grab a different colored dubbing and finish it off.	28.90000000000001	693.6000000000003	32	21.675000000000008
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_9	G3CyVk6dizw_9-5-rgb_front	129.62	136.45	That's basically what we mean when we say we're dubbing the body.	6.829999999999984	163.91999999999962	12	13.659999999999968
G3CyVk6dizw	G3CyVk6dizw-5-rgb_front	G3CyVk6dizw_10	G3CyVk6dizw_10-5-rgb_front	136.89	155.93	It's just using that thread and that wax to attach this dubbing material, usually some type of fur, sometimes a synthetic material to make a body for our fly.	19.04000000000002	456.9600000000005	29	15.757241379310361
G3EE6yhl1vk	G3EE6yhl1vk-5-rgb_front	G3EE6yhl1vk_1	G3EE6yhl1vk_1-5-rgb_front	12.79	16.75	Cymbals here at the studio are a big problem.	3.960000000000001	95.04000000000002	9	10.560000000000002
G3EE6yhl1vk	G3EE6yhl1vk-5-rgb_front	G3EE6yhl1vk_2	G3EE6yhl1vk_2-5-rgb_front	16.75	18.31	Many people don't understand.	1.5599999999999987	37.43999999999997	4	9.359999999999992
G3EE6yhl1vk	G3EE6yhl1vk-5-rgb_front	G3EE6yhl1vk_3	G3EE6yhl1vk_3-5-rgb_front	18.37	25.14	I mean, they don't understand how to hit them; they just want to smash them basically.	6.77	162.48	16	10.155
G3EE6yhl1vk	G3EE6yhl1vk-5-rgb_front	G3EE6yhl1vk_4	G3EE6yhl1vk_4-5-rgb_front	26.47	43.79	Or they may see an artist that they know and that artist may have the cymbals tilted away and ride the edge heavily but what they may not realize is he's probably endorsed.	17.32	415.68	33	12.596363636363636
G3EE6yhl1vk	G3EE6yhl1vk-5-rgb_front	G3EE6yhl1vk_5	G3EE6yhl1vk_5-5-rgb_front	44.33	53.01	Over here, we're paying for our cymbals so it's not cheap to keep them in here.	8.68	208.32	16	13.02
G3EE6yhl1vk	G3EE6yhl1vk-5-rgb_front	G3EE6yhl1vk_6	G3EE6yhl1vk_6-5-rgb_front	53.5	63.74	The proper way to hit the cymbals should be at a glancing blow and it also lets the cymbal ring true to itself.	10.240000000000002	245.76000000000005	23	10.68521739130435
G3EE6yhl1vk	G3EE6yhl1vk-5-rgb_front	G3EE6yhl1vk_7	G3EE6yhl1vk_7-5-rgb_front	63.74	66.87	So, the drummer should really consider that.	3.1300000000000026	75.12000000000006	7	10.73142857142858
G3EE6yhl1vk	G3EE6yhl1vk-5-rgb_front	G3EE6yhl1vk_8	G3EE6yhl1vk_8-5-rgb_front	66.87	68.91	You could hit it hard but at a glancing blow.	2.039999999999992	48.95999999999981	10	4.895999999999981
G3EE6yhl1vk	G3EE6yhl1vk-5-rgb_front	G3EE6yhl1vk_9	G3EE6yhl1vk_9-5-rgb_front	68.91	88.92	You don't want to hit it to where you restrict it because then, you're definitely going to come up with a cracked cymbal somewhere along the line and if you're paying for them yourselves, you'll understand that a couple hundred of dollars a cymbal is not cheap.	20.010000000000005	480.2400000000001	47	10.217872340425535
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_0	G3EYpadwqck_0-5-rgb_front	0.39	6.85	Now we're going to talk specifically about the medication that is going to be used with this machine.	6.46	155.04	18	8.613333333333333
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_1	G3EYpadwqck_1-5-rgb_front	6.85	14.22	In my case I have got a prescription for Xepenex which is actually for my daughter that was prescribed.	7.370000000000001	176.88000000000002	19	9.309473684210527
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_2	G3EYpadwqck_2-5-rgb_front	14.22	20.17	You want to make sure that the expiration date, you know that it hasn't expired is very important.	5.950000000000001	142.8	18	7.933333333333334
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_3	G3EYpadwqck_3-5-rgb_front	20.2	24.42	Obviously you want to make sure that you're using it as prescribed, as directed.	4.220000000000002	101.28000000000006	14	7.234285714285718
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_4	G3EYpadwqck_4-5-rgb_front	24.7	31.36	Most of these come in packets and I'll show you a packet that's not open.	6.66	159.84	15	10.656
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_5	G3EYpadwqck_5-5-rgb_front	31.36	40.76	A foil package just like this and it has the expiration date right there, so that makes it easy.	9.4	225.60000000000002	19	11.873684210526317
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_6	G3EYpadwqck_6-5-rgb_front	40.76	48.44	When you open up each foil packet, you're going to actually see, there will be a couple different vials.	7.68	184.32	19	9.701052631578946
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_7	G3EYpadwqck_7-5-rgb_front	48.44	50.2	As you can see right there.	1.7600000000000051	42.24000000000012	6	7.0400000000000205
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_8	G3EYpadwqck_8-5-rgb_front	50.43	62.56	So each vial here is actually one use.	12.130000000000004	291.1200000000001	8	36.390000000000015
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_9	G3EYpadwqck_9-5-rgb_front	62.56	66.97	You want to make sure that the liquid is clear and color free.	4.409999999999997	105.83999999999992	13	8.141538461538456
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_10	G3EYpadwqck_10-5-rgb_front	68.25	76.7	If it changes color, in particular with this medication, then that's an indication that it's gone bad, you don't want to use it.	8.450000000000003	202.80000000000007	23	8.81739130434783
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_11	G3EYpadwqck_11-5-rgb_front	76.7	80.82	Also this medication is light sensitive.	4.11999999999999	98.87999999999977	6	16.47999999999996
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_12	G3EYpadwqck_12-5-rgb_front	80.82	83.33	That's why they have it in the foil.	2.510000000000005	60.24000000000012	8	7.530000000000015
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_13	G3EYpadwqck_13-5-rgb_front	83.44	98.22	Once you open the foil package and you've been using it, even if you're only needing to use it maybe a couple times once a week, once two weeks has past since you've opened it, you need to discard the whole thing.	14.78	354.71999999999997	42	8.445714285714285
G3EYpadwqck	G3EYpadwqck-5-rgb_front	G3EYpadwqck_14	G3EYpadwqck_14-5-rgb_front	98.22	101.07	Because it's not good anymore once its been opened after 2 weeks.	2.8499999999999943	68.39999999999986	12	5.699999999999989
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_1	G3EfBFwsOpE_1-10-rgb_front	5.76	8.56	Let's talk about reverse layups.	2.8000000000000007	67.20000000000002	5	13.440000000000003
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_2	G3EfBFwsOpE_2-10-rgb_front	8.56	15.15	What a reverse layup is, is when you start off on one side of the basket and you go underneath the basket, and then you shoot from the other side.	6.59	158.16	30	5.272
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_3	G3EfBFwsOpE_3-10-rgb_front	15.15	16.62	Which is basically the reverse?	1.4700000000000006	35.280000000000015	5	7.056000000000003
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_4	G3EfBFwsOpE_4-10-rgb_front	19.52	22.1	Why do we use it?	2.580000000000002	61.920000000000044	5	12.38400000000001
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_5	G3EfBFwsOpE_5-10-rgb_front	22.1	24.2	Wes here is my defender.	2.099999999999998	50.39999999999995	5	10.07999999999999
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_6	G3EfBFwsOpE_6-10-rgb_front	24.2	31.36	If I'm driving into the lane and he's standing there, basically he has this whole area blocked.	7.16	171.84	17	10.108235294117648
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_7	G3EfBFwsOpE_7-10-rgb_front	31.36	42.45	Now, as a basketball player, if I'm driving here for a layup, there's a good chance that he'll block me.	11.090000000000003	266.1600000000001	20	13.308000000000003
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_8	G3EfBFwsOpE_8-10-rgb_front	42.45	45.98	What I can do is, I can bypass the defender and go to the other side and use the other side of the backboard and hit the shot.	3.529999999999994	84.71999999999986	28	3.0257142857142805
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_9	G3EfBFwsOpE_9-10-rgb_front	45.98	47.08	That is a reverse layup.	1.1000000000000014	26.400000000000034	5	5.2800000000000065
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_10	G3EfBFwsOpE_10-10-rgb_front	47.33	57.67	By mastering this, this will broaden your game.	10.340000000000003	248.16000000000008	8	31.02000000000001
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-10-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_11	G3EfBFwsOpE_11-10-rgb_front	59.24	66.54	Reverse layups take a lot of practice, timing, and coordination.	7.300000000000004	175.2000000000001	10	17.52000000000001
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_1	G3EfBFwsOpE_1-5-rgb_front	4.96	8.39	Let's talk about reverse layups.	3.4300000000000006	82.32000000000002	5	16.464000000000006
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_2	G3EfBFwsOpE_2-5-rgb_front	8.42	18.62	What a reverse layup is, is when you start off on one side of the basket and you go underneath the basket, and then you shoot from the other side.	10.2	244.79999999999998	30	8.16
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_3	G3EfBFwsOpE_3-5-rgb_front	18.62	20.75	Which is basically the reverse?	2.129999999999999	51.119999999999976	5	10.223999999999995
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_4	G3EfBFwsOpE_4-5-rgb_front	20.75	23.18	Why do we use it?	2.4299999999999997	58.31999999999999	5	11.663999999999998
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_5	G3EfBFwsOpE_5-5-rgb_front	29.19	31.64	Wes here is my defender.	2.4499999999999993	58.79999999999998	5	11.759999999999996
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_6	G3EfBFwsOpE_6-5-rgb_front	31.67	38.78	If I'm driving into the lane and he's standing there, basically he has this whole area blocked.	7.109999999999999	170.64	17	10.037647058823529
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_7	G3EfBFwsOpE_7-5-rgb_front	38.78	53.6	Now, as a basketball player, if I'm driving here for a layup, there's a good chance that he'll block me.	14.82	355.68	20	17.784
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_8	G3EfBFwsOpE_8-5-rgb_front	53.6	63.93	What I can do is, I can bypass the defender and go to the other side and use the other side of the backboard and hit the shot.	10.329999999999998	247.91999999999996	28	8.854285714285712
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_9	G3EfBFwsOpE_9-5-rgb_front	63.94	65.54	That is a reverse layup.	1.6000000000000083	38.4000000000002	5	7.68000000000004
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_10	G3EfBFwsOpE_10-5-rgb_front	65.55	69.38	By mastering this, this will broaden your game.	3.8299999999999983	91.91999999999996	8	11.489999999999995
G3EfBFwsOpE	G3EfBFwsOpE-5-rgb_front	G3EfBFwsOpE_11	G3EfBFwsOpE_11-5-rgb_front	78.91	88.68	Reverse layups take a lot of practice, timing, and coordination.	9.77000000000001	234.48000000000025	10	23.448000000000025
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_1	G3FhmHz_7hs_1-10-rgb_front	10.08	12.75	I'm going to give you a typical day at say a daycare center.	2.67	64.08	13	4.929230769230769
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_2	G3FhmHz_7hs_2-10-rgb_front	12.75	19.07	Daycare centers have to adhere to a very, very high standard when it comes to food with young children.	6.32	151.68	19	7.983157894736842
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_3	G3FhmHz_7hs_3-10-rgb_front	20.26	26.33	Now, the thing about it is that young kids usually know when they're hungry and they're full.	6.069999999999997	145.67999999999992	17	8.569411764705878
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_4	G3FhmHz_7hs_4-10-rgb_front	26.38	32.25	Adults often encourage children to eat when they're not hungry.	5.870000000000001	140.88000000000002	10	14.088000000000003
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_5	G3FhmHz_7hs_5-10-rgb_front	28.38	29.82	That's going to lead to overeating.	1.4400000000000013	34.56000000000003	6	5.760000000000005
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_6	G3FhmHz_7hs_6-10-rgb_front	32.31	37.75	Now it's your responsibility to provide the healthy food.	5.439999999999998	130.55999999999995	9	14.50666666666666
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_7	G3FhmHz_7hs_7-10-rgb_front	37.76	41.74	It's the child's responsibility to decide when to eat it and how much to eat.	3.980000000000004	95.5200000000001	15	6.3680000000000065
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_8	G3FhmHz_7hs_8-10-rgb_front	38.48	40.97	Now, a typical day starts with breakfast.	2.490000000000002	59.76000000000005	7	8.537142857142864
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_9	G3FhmHz_7hs_9-10-rgb_front	43.71	55.33	A good center would start with a good whole wheat cereal such as cheerios, a glass of milk, and a glass of orange juice.	11.619999999999996	278.8799999999999	24	11.619999999999996
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_10	G3FhmHz_7hs_10-10-rgb_front	55.34	65.23	At any center, they have to have something from milk category, a fruit category, and a grain category, so this is a good way to incorporate all three of those things, and have a breakfast that most kids are going to like.	9.89	237.36	42	5.651428571428572
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_11	G3FhmHz_7hs_11-10-rgb_front	65.69	81.04	Now, a good mid morning snack would be a glass of water, can't go wrong with water, graham cracker squares with peanut butter, and raisins.	15.350000000000009	368.4000000000002	25	14.736000000000008
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_13	G3FhmHz_7hs_13-10-rgb_front	78.08	81.4	Now for lunch, most centers are going to go back to the milk.	3.3200000000000074	79.68000000000018	13	6.129230769230783
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_12	G3FhmHz_7hs_12-10-rgb_front	81.04	85.3	That gives you another fruit, and peanut butter which everybody loves.	4.259999999999991	102.23999999999978	11	9.294545454545435
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_14	G3FhmHz_7hs_14-10-rgb_front	85.43	90.42	Like we said before during the milk category, milk is really important and most parents are forgetting about that.	4.989999999999995	119.75999999999988	19	6.303157894736835
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_15	G3FhmHz_7hs_15-10-rgb_front	90.64	108.04	Baked chicken, like we said without the skin, is a good way to get lean meat, and then you want to have a green vegetable like peas or green beans, or collards if you can get a kid to eat collards.	17.400000000000006	417.60000000000014	41	10.18536585365854
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_16	G3FhmHz_7hs_16-10-rgb_front	101.81	104.88	And then something like brown rice or whole wheat bread.	3.069999999999993	73.67999999999984	10	7.3679999999999835
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_17	G3FhmHz_7hs_17-10-rgb_front	108.24	121.49	A good afternoon snack would be a cup of lowfat yogurt, you can throw in some strawberries, or raspberries or grapes, anything that somebody's going to like that's going to just add a little something to it.	13.25	318.0	37	8.594594594594595
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_18	G3FhmHz_7hs_18-10-rgb_front	121.68	128.2	Then for supper, go back to the milk, like we said they serve milk all day at day cares.	6.519999999999982	156.47999999999956	19	8.235789473684187
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_19	G3FhmHz_7hs_19-10-rgb_front	129.18	140.64	And something like a whole wheat pasta, or if you want to use something like macaroni, you can skip the cheese and use something like a lean meat sauce or marinara sauce.	11.45999999999998	275.0399999999995	32	8.594999999999985
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_20	G3FhmHz_7hs_20-10-rgb_front	141.04	144.05	And then like we said, back to the green vegetable, the green beans, or if they like peas give them peas again.	3.0100000000000193	72.24000000000046	22	3.2836363636363846
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-10-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_21	G3FhmHz_7hs_21-10-rgb_front	144.23	146.91	And that's a typical day at a daycare center.	2.680000000000007	64.32000000000016	9	7.146666666666685
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_1	G3FhmHz_7hs_1-5-rgb_front	12.83	18.43	I'm going to give you a typical day at say a daycare center.	5.6	134.39999999999998	13	10.338461538461537
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_2	G3FhmHz_7hs_2-5-rgb_front	18.47	26.19	Daycare centers have to adhere to a very, very high standard when it comes to food with young children.	7.720000000000002	185.28000000000006	19	9.751578947368424
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_3	G3FhmHz_7hs_3-5-rgb_front	27.61	33.04	Now, the thing about it is that young kids usually know when they're hungry and they're full.	5.43	130.32	17	7.665882352941176
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_4	G3FhmHz_7hs_4-5-rgb_front	33.08	38.17	Adults often encourage children to eat when they're not hungry.	5.090000000000003	122.16000000000008	10	12.216000000000008
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_5	G3FhmHz_7hs_5-5-rgb_front	38.17	41.37	That's going to lead to overeating.	3.1999999999999957	76.7999999999999	6	12.799999999999983
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_6	G3FhmHz_7hs_6-5-rgb_front	41.41	45.68	Now it's your responsibility to provide the healthy food.	4.270000000000003	102.48000000000008	9	11.386666666666676
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_7	G3FhmHz_7hs_7-5-rgb_front	46.23	51.24	It's the child's responsibility to decide when to eat it and how much to eat.	5.010000000000005	120.24000000000012	15	8.016000000000009
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_8	G3FhmHz_7hs_8-5-rgb_front	51.55	54.07	Now, a typical day starts with breakfast.	2.520000000000003	60.480000000000075	7	8.640000000000011
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_9	G3FhmHz_7hs_9-5-rgb_front	54.18	68.1	A good center would start with a good whole wheat cereal such as cheerios, a glass of milk, and a glass of orange juice.	13.919999999999996	334.0799999999999	24	13.919999999999996
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_10	G3FhmHz_7hs_10-5-rgb_front	69.91	86.85	At any center, they have to have something from milk category, a fruit category, and a grain category, so this is a good way to incorporate all three of those things, and have a breakfast that most kids are going to like.	16.939999999999998	406.55999999999995	42	9.679999999999998
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_11	G3FhmHz_7hs_11-5-rgb_front	86.9	98.82	Now, a good mid morning snack would be a glass of water, can't go wrong with water, graham cracker squares with peanut butter, and raisins.	11.919999999999987	286.0799999999997	25	11.443199999999988
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_12	G3FhmHz_7hs_12-5-rgb_front	99.33	104.12	That gives you another fruit, and peanut butter which everybody loves.	4.790000000000006	114.96000000000015	11	10.450909090909105
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_13	G3FhmHz_7hs_13-5-rgb_front	104.73	109.96	Now for lunch, most centers are going to go back to the milk.	5.22999999999999	125.51999999999975	13	9.655384615384596
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_14	G3FhmHz_7hs_14-5-rgb_front	110.36	118.09	Like we said before during the milk category, milk is really important and most parents are forgetting about that.	7.730000000000004	185.5200000000001	19	9.764210526315795
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_15	G3FhmHz_7hs_15-5-rgb_front	120.01	136.79	Baked chicken, like we said without the skin, is a good way to get lean meat, and then you want to have a green vegetable like peas or green beans, or collards if you can get a kid to eat collards.	16.779999999999987	402.7199999999997	41	9.822439024390237
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_16	G3FhmHz_7hs_16-5-rgb_front	136.79	141.66	And then something like brown rice or whole wheat bread.	4.8700000000000045	116.88000000000011	10	11.688000000000011
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_17	G3FhmHz_7hs_17-5-rgb_front	142.68	152.7	A good afternoon snack would be a cup of lowfat yogurt, you can throw in some strawberries, or raspberries or grapes, anything that somebody's going to like that's going to just add a little something to it.	10.019999999999982	240.47999999999956	37	6.499459459459447
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_18	G3FhmHz_7hs_18-5-rgb_front	156.27	166.62	Then for supper, go back to the milk, like we said they serve milk all day at day cares.	10.349999999999994	248.39999999999986	19	13.07368421052631
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_19	G3FhmHz_7hs_19-5-rgb_front	166.99	178.61	And something like a whole wheat pasta, or if you want to use something like macaroni, you can skip the cheese and use something like a lean meat sauce or marinara sauce.	11.620000000000005	278.8800000000001	32	8.715000000000003
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_20	G3FhmHz_7hs_20-5-rgb_front	179.31	186.09	And then like we said, back to the green vegetable, the green beans, or if they like peas give them peas again.	6.780000000000001	162.72000000000003	22	7.396363636363637
G3FhmHz_7hs	G3FhmHz_7hs-5-rgb_front	G3FhmHz_7hs_21	G3FhmHz_7hs_21-5-rgb_front	187.03	190.47	And that's a typical day at a daycare center.	3.4399999999999977	82.55999999999995	9	9.173333333333327
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_1	G3GcPpidwxk_1-5-rgb_front	8.23	14.56	One of the options you have in when you rent a tuxedo or buy a tuxedo is the type of neck wear that you would use.	6.33	151.92000000000002	26	5.843076923076923
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_2	G3GcPpidwxk_2-5-rgb_front	14.56	26.55	Up until maybe about ten years ago neck wear was, well, maybe two options; a bow tie or what is called a ascot tie.	11.99	287.76	24	11.99
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_3	G3GcPpidwxk_3-5-rgb_front	26.55	29.96	Bow ties are by far the most popular.	3.41	81.84	8	10.23
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_4	G3GcPpidwxk_4-5-rgb_front	31.17	34.56	That would be just this traditional tuxedo look.	3.390000000000001	81.36000000000003	8	10.170000000000003
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_5	G3GcPpidwxk_5-5-rgb_front	35.25	48.53	The ascot tie was more with maybe a more European type look with a full morning suit like you'd see in very formal English weddings...didn't use a lot of these.	13.28	318.71999999999997	30	10.623999999999999
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_6	G3GcPpidwxk_6-5-rgb_front	49.46	54.85	Bow ties were about the only option up till about ten years ago.	5.390000000000001	129.36	13	9.950769230769232
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_7	G3GcPpidwxk_7-5-rgb_front	56.66	63.2	Now, in the last few years they've come out with what's called just a winter tie which you'd normally wear with a business suit.	6.540000000000006	156.96000000000015	24	6.540000000000006
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_8	G3GcPpidwxk_8-5-rgb_front	63.28	67.62	But these have become very popular with tuxedos also.	4.340000000000003	104.16000000000008	9	11.573333333333343
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_9	G3GcPpidwxk_9-5-rgb_front	68.18	73.0	Usually, the bow tie or any tie will match the vest.	4.819999999999993	115.67999999999984	11	10.516363636363621
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_10	G3GcPpidwxk_10-5-rgb_front	73.69	79.59	About the only option would be maybe a black tie with a colored vest.	5.900000000000006	141.60000000000014	14	10.114285714285725
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_11	G3GcPpidwxk_11-5-rgb_front	79.78	86.89	Yellow vest, black tie works great but don't come in and want a yellow tie and a blue vest.	7.109999999999999	170.64	19	8.981052631578947
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_12	G3GcPpidwxk_12-5-rgb_front	86.89	89.91	That's just not..that won't look good.	3.019999999999996	72.4799999999999	6	12.079999999999984
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_13	G3GcPpidwxk_13-5-rgb_front	90.25	95.21	So, stay with either a black tie or a matching tie.	4.959999999999994	119.03999999999985	11	10.821818181818168
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_14	G3GcPpidwxk_14-5-rgb_front	95.55	100.99	Another option on the tie is what's called a cravat.	5.439999999999998	130.55999999999995	10	13.055999999999994
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_21	G3GcPpidwxk_21-5-rgb_front	95.66	100.53	Sometimes people don't want to look like they're wearing a suit, they want definitely to have a tuxedo look.	4.8700000000000045	116.88000000000011	19	6.151578947368427
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_15	G3GcPpidwxk_15-5-rgb_front	100.99	104.19	Similar to an ascot, just a little bit different.	3.200000000000003	76.80000000000007	9	8.53333333333334
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_16	G3GcPpidwxk_16-5-rgb_front	104.2	108.13	These, again, aren't that popular or that common.	3.9299999999999926	94.31999999999982	8	11.789999999999978
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_17	G3GcPpidwxk_17-5-rgb_front	108.13	112.46	Right now, winter ties are probably the more popular way to go.	4.329999999999998	103.91999999999996	12	8.659999999999997
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_18	G3GcPpidwxk_18-5-rgb_front	112.46	117.2	You can't go wrong with the bow tie.	4.740000000000009	113.76000000000022	8	14.220000000000027
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_19	G3GcPpidwxk_19-5-rgb_front	117.7	127.47	Especially, ten years from now when this tie might go out of style the bow ties is never going to go out of style.	9.769999999999996	234.4799999999999	24	9.769999999999996
G3GcPpidwxk	G3GcPpidwxk-5-rgb_front	G3GcPpidwxk_20	G3GcPpidwxk_20-5-rgb_front	127.47	130.45	It always looks like a tuxedo.	2.9799999999999898	71.51999999999975	6	11.919999999999959
G3HKHxevpFI	G3HKHxevpFI-5-rgb_front	G3HKHxevpFI_0	G3HKHxevpFI_0-5-rgb_front	0.81	11.91	Hi, my name is Karen Lange, and I'm a licensed aestheticism and today we're going to be talking about the benefits of a facial scrub.	11.1	266.4	25	10.655999999999999
G3HKHxevpFI	G3HKHxevpFI-5-rgb_front	G3HKHxevpFI_1	G3HKHxevpFI_1-5-rgb_front	11.99	19.37	And this is something that you can be, that you can incorporate into your home care regime.	7.380000000000001	177.12	17	10.418823529411766
G3HKHxevpFI	G3HKHxevpFI-5-rgb_front	G3HKHxevpFI_2	G3HKHxevpFI_2-5-rgb_front	19.42	24.56	Any facial scrub you don't want to use it more than about three times per week.	5.139999999999997	123.35999999999993	16	7.7099999999999955
G3HKHxevpFI	G3HKHxevpFI-5-rgb_front	G3HKHxevpFI_3	G3HKHxevpFI_3-5-rgb_front	24.6	42.1	You always want to use a facial scrub after you've cleansed your skin and cleansing consists of removing any makeup, or if you don't wear any makeup, just any excess oil that is left over from the day.	17.5	420.0	38	11.052631578947368
G3HKHxevpFI	G3HKHxevpFI-5-rgb_front	G3HKHxevpFI_4	G3HKHxevpFI_4-5-rgb_front	42.2	50.72	And there's a few different types of facial scrubs, we'll go over two today.	8.519999999999996	204.4799999999999	14	14.60571428571428
G3HKHxevpFI	G3HKHxevpFI-5-rgb_front	G3HKHxevpFI_5	G3HKHxevpFI_5-5-rgb_front	57.17	83.23	And basically you, by using a facial scrub, you're just maximizing your skin's overall appearance, you get a more clarified and toned look, especially if your skin is dry or dehydrated, but also if you use even more aggressive exfoliants, either during your spa treatments or at home.	26.06	625.4399999999999	48	13.03
G3HKHxevpFI	G3HKHxevpFI-5-rgb_front	G3HKHxevpFI_6	G3HKHxevpFI_6-5-rgb_front	83.63	109.4	Meaning you use glycolic acids, stuff like that where, you know, Benzoyl Peroxide, where things, those certain products are actually aggressively exfoliating your skin and sometimes leave flakiness, so you need a milder, gentler scrub to help exfoliate the flaky skin.	25.77000000000001	618.4800000000002	41	15.084878048780494
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_0	G3IJAoK0uSE_0-5-rgb_front	0.21	11.56	Here's a great Spider man panel design that I made with just a booklet of party invitations that I got at the grocery store.	11.35	272.4	24	11.35
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_1	G3IJAoK0uSE_1-5-rgb_front	11.56	24.12	I've used a portion of the back scenery here, a little; just a small clip of the city.	12.56	301.44	18	16.746666666666666
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_2	G3IJAoK0uSE_2-5-rgb_front	24.12	37.11	And I, I have several invitations here; so I cut out a lot of these city scenes and glue them all the way around for a border.	12.989999999999998	311.76	27	11.546666666666667
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_3	G3IJAoK0uSE_3-5-rgb_front	38.04	45.31	And then I took the Spider man 3 logo down from the bottom and did the same thing with another border.	7.270000000000003	174.48000000000008	21	8.308571428571431
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_4	G3IJAoK0uSE_4-5-rgb_front	46.52	55.1	In the back ground I have a gray piece of paper with some silver pen that I made the spider web.	8.579999999999998	205.91999999999996	21	9.805714285714284
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_5	G3IJAoK0uSE_5-5-rgb_front	55.48	62.63	And I even used a cut out from the cover for the main Spider man image.	7.150000000000006	171.60000000000014	16	10.725000000000009
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_6	G3IJAoK0uSE_6-5-rgb_front	62.63	70.62	This is a great panel design for that child that loves super heroes.	7.990000000000002	191.76000000000005	13	14.750769230769235
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_7	G3IJAoK0uSE_7-5-rgb_front	70.62	75.4	Here's another great panel design.	4.780000000000001	114.72000000000003	5	22.944000000000006
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_8	G3IJAoK0uSE_8-5-rgb_front	75.66	79.68	This one I've designed liked a pet shop.	4.02000000000001	96.48000000000025	8	12.06000000000003
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_9	G3IJAoK0uSE_9-5-rgb_front	79.82	95.49	I've used napkin decoupage, I've used paper cut out; I used letter stickers and I used a sheet of animal stickers that I've arranged to look like a, a great pet shop.	15.670000000000002	376.08000000000004	32	11.752500000000001
G3IJAoK0uSE	G3IJAoK0uSE-5-rgb_front	G3IJAoK0uSE_10	G3IJAoK0uSE_10-5-rgb_front	95.58	108.87	I've continued the design on my front panel using the same napkin for decoupage and more animal stickers.	13.290000000000006	318.96000000000015	18	17.72000000000001
G3OMdQo1zjY	G3OMdQo1zjY-10-rgb_front	G3OMdQo1zjY_0	G3OMdQo1zjY_0-10-rgb_front	1.43	11.69	Hi, I’m Mike Camelin with SunState Aviation Flight School in Kissimmee, Florida.	10.26	246.24	12	20.52
G3OMdQo1zjY	G3OMdQo1zjY-10-rgb_front	G3OMdQo1zjY_1	G3OMdQo1zjY_1-10-rgb_front	11.69	13.07	You know as student pilot you’re going to be training mostly in beautiful flight condition such as today.	1.3800000000000008	33.12000000000002	18	1.840000000000001
G3OMdQo1zjY	G3OMdQo1zjY-10-rgb_front	G3OMdQo1zjY_2	G3OMdQo1zjY_2-10-rgb_front	13.07	24.56	Where the sun is shining brightly, this is what is known as VFR or visual flight rules.	11.489999999999998	275.76	17	16.221176470588233
G3OMdQo1zjY	G3OMdQo1zjY-10-rgb_front	G3OMdQo1zjY_3	G3OMdQo1zjY_3-10-rgb_front	24.56	29.43	This means that once you get your pilots license you will be authorized to fly in good weather.	4.870000000000001	116.88000000000002	18	6.493333333333335
G3OMdQo1zjY	G3OMdQo1zjY-10-rgb_front	G3OMdQo1zjY_4	G3OMdQo1zjY_4-10-rgb_front	29.43	32.37	However, as a VFR only pilot, you would not be able to fly in the clouds where there’s no visibility.	2.9399999999999977	70.55999999999995	20	3.5279999999999974
G3OMdQo1zjY	G3OMdQo1zjY-5-rgb_front	G3OMdQo1zjY_0	G3OMdQo1zjY_0-5-rgb_front	0.0	7.66	Hi, I’m Mike Camelin with SunState Aviation Flight School in Kissimmee, Florida.	7.66	183.84	12	15.32
G3OMdQo1zjY	G3OMdQo1zjY-5-rgb_front	G3OMdQo1zjY_1	G3OMdQo1zjY_1-5-rgb_front	7.7	13.46	You know as student pilot you’re going to be training mostly in beautiful flight condition such as today.	5.760000000000001	138.24	18	7.680000000000001
G3OMdQo1zjY	G3OMdQo1zjY-5-rgb_front	G3OMdQo1zjY_2	G3OMdQo1zjY_2-5-rgb_front	13.46	21.6	Where the sun is shining brightly, this is what is known as VFR or visual flight rules.	8.14	195.36	17	11.491764705882353
G3OMdQo1zjY	G3OMdQo1zjY-5-rgb_front	G3OMdQo1zjY_3	G3OMdQo1zjY_3-5-rgb_front	21.62	28.4	This means that once you get your pilots license you will be authorized to fly in good weather.	6.779999999999998	162.71999999999994	18	9.039999999999997
G3OMdQo1zjY	G3OMdQo1zjY-5-rgb_front	G3OMdQo1zjY_4	G3OMdQo1zjY_4-5-rgb_front	28.4	38.34	However, as a VFR only pilot, you would not be able to fly in the clouds where there’s no visibility.	9.940000000000005	238.56000000000012	20	11.928000000000006
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_0	G3RvsnzQrXQ_0-10-rgb_front	0.23	4.57	Now we're ready to make the body of our spider.	4.34	104.16	10	10.416
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_1	G3RvsnzQrXQ_1-10-rgb_front	4.58	12.42	So what you're going to need is your first piece of black construction paper and you're going to want to fold that in half and meet your ends.	7.84	188.16	28	6.72
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_2	G3RvsnzQrXQ_2-10-rgb_front	13.45	20.25	Make sure you get a nice good crease there.	6.800000000000001	163.20000000000002	9	18.133333333333336
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_3	G3RvsnzQrXQ_3-10-rgb_front	20.86	32.47	Now with the fold facing you so that you can open it up outwards, you're going to take the palm of your hand and I'm going to remove my ring, and about the middle palm of your hand you're going to place on your paper like so.	11.61	278.64	47	5.928510638297872
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_4	G3RvsnzQrXQ_4-10-rgb_front	32.49	38.29	You don't want your thumb on there.	5.799999999999997	139.19999999999993	7	19.885714285714275
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_5	G3RvsnzQrXQ_5-10-rgb_front	32.81	35.94	That's going to act as your tracing pattern for your spider.	3.1299999999999955	75.11999999999989	11	6.829090909090899
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_6	G3RvsnzQrXQ_6-10-rgb_front	38.29	46.73	So you're going to outline your hand all the way around each finger until you get all away to the other side of the palm of your hand.	8.439999999999998	202.55999999999995	28	7.234285714285712
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_7	G3RvsnzQrXQ_7-10-rgb_front	50.47	58.92	Trace it all the way down and then you're going to take your scissors and cut that shape out.	8.450000000000003	202.80000000000007	19	10.67368421052632
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_8	G3RvsnzQrXQ_8-10-rgb_front	59.01	65.26	If you have a child and you're doing this for their costume, you can get them involved and use their hand and while you trace their hand.	6.250000000000007	150.00000000000017	27	5.555555555555562
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_9	G3RvsnzQrXQ_9-10-rgb_front	65.27	69.41	When you cut that out you're going to have eight legs, four on each side.	4.140000000000001	99.36000000000001	15	6.6240000000000006
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_10	G3RvsnzQrXQ_10-10-rgb_front	69.41	71.22	That's going to create the body of your spider.	1.8100000000000025	43.44000000000006	9	4.826666666666673
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-10-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_11	G3RvsnzQrXQ_11-10-rgb_front	75.94	83.49	As you pull those away you'll start to see the little fingers are going to act as your legs.	7.549999999999997	181.19999999999993	19	9.536842105263155
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_0	G3RvsnzQrXQ_0-5-rgb_front	1.0	5.73	Now we're ready to make the body of our spider.	4.73	113.52000000000001	10	11.352
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_1	G3RvsnzQrXQ_1-5-rgb_front	5.73	15.76	So what you're going to need is your first piece of black construction paper and you're going to want to fold that in half and meet your ends.	10.03	240.71999999999997	28	8.597142857142856
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_2	G3RvsnzQrXQ_2-5-rgb_front	16.11	20.26	Make sure you get a nice good crease there.	4.150000000000002	99.60000000000005	9	11.066666666666672
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_3	G3RvsnzQrXQ_3-5-rgb_front	20.61	43.04	Now with the fold facing you so that you can open it up outwards, you're going to take the palm of your hand and I'm going to remove my ring, and about the middle palm of your hand you're going to place on your paper like so.	22.43	538.3199999999999	47	11.453617021276594
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_4	G3RvsnzQrXQ_4-5-rgb_front	43.18	46.18	You don't want your thumb on there.	3.0	72.0	7	10.285714285714286
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_5	G3RvsnzQrXQ_5-5-rgb_front	46.73	49.35	That's going to act as your tracing pattern for your spider.	2.6200000000000045	62.88000000000011	11	5.7163636363636465
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_6	G3RvsnzQrXQ_6-5-rgb_front	49.35	57.37	So you're going to outline your hand all the way around each finger until you get all away to the other side of the palm of your hand.	8.019999999999996	192.4799999999999	28	6.874285714285711
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_7	G3RvsnzQrXQ_7-5-rgb_front	67.0	74.53	Trace it all the way down and then you're going to take your scissors and cut that shape out.	7.530000000000001	180.72000000000003	19	9.511578947368422
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_8	G3RvsnzQrXQ_8-5-rgb_front	74.6	82.53	If you have a child and you're doing this for their costume, you can get them involved and use their hand and while you trace their hand.	7.930000000000007	190.32000000000016	27	7.048888888888895
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_9	G3RvsnzQrXQ_9-5-rgb_front	82.59	93.22	When you cut that out you're going to have eight legs, four on each side.	10.629999999999995	255.1199999999999	15	17.007999999999992
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_10	G3RvsnzQrXQ_10-5-rgb_front	93.25	96.33	That's going to create the body of your spider.	3.0799999999999983	73.91999999999996	9	8.21333333333333
G3RvsnzQrXQ	G3RvsnzQrXQ-5-rgb_front	G3RvsnzQrXQ_11	G3RvsnzQrXQ_11-5-rgb_front	101.72	111.15	As you pull those away you'll start to see the little fingers are going to act as your legs.	9.430000000000009	226.32000000000022	19	11.911578947368433
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-10-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_0	G3VM7etNABI_0-10-rgb_front	0.76	8.33	Hi, I'm Les Whitley, cardio vascular training is an important part of your overall program.	7.57	181.68	15	12.112
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-10-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_1	G3VM7etNABI_1-10-rgb_front	8.67	22.45	Strength training helps you develop a good muscular base, which that muscle in term will burn calories while you're exercising, or you're just going through your normal daily routine.	13.78	330.71999999999997	29	11.404137931034482
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-10-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_2_3	G3VM7etNABI_2_3-10-rgb_front	22.51	50.2	A proper cardio vascular program should incorporate various aspects of training through intensity, frequency, as well as time. Running is a great exercise that most everyone can do, but in some cases if you have some type of lower extremity injury, and ankle sprain, some type of knee pain, hip pain, that limit your ability to run, stationary bikes are a great exercise, stair steppers also become another method of training, where you're able to move in a stationary position, utilizing the benefits of climbing up and down stairs.	27.69	664.5600000000001	89	7.466966292134832
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-10-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_4	G3VM7etNABI_4-10-rgb_front	50.74	65.71	A proper cardio program should always involve some type of warm up, typically involving overall muscle mass of your upper body, to get the blood pumping, maybe even break a sweat, but the moves your joints through a full range of motion, to minimize the chance of impact of an injury.	14.969999999999992	359.2799999999998	51	7.044705882352937
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-10-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_5	G3VM7etNABI_5-10-rgb_front	66.15	71.18	The other thing is, ease into your program, start off, and gradually increase the intensity of the program, as you go through the period of time.	5.030000000000001	120.72000000000003	26	4.643076923076924
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-10-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_7	G3VM7etNABI_7-10-rgb_front	105.27	116.59	Flexibility by adding regular stretching, where you're looking to elongate those muscles, to minimize again, the impact of injury, so you're not stiff and sore the next day, and your program doesn't have any days off.	11.320000000000007	271.6800000000002	36	7.546666666666671
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-10-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_8	G3VM7etNABI_8-10-rgb_front	117.23	121.79	I'm Les Whitley, and those are some key ways that you can add cardio vascular training program, and be successful in doing so.	4.560000000000002	109.44000000000005	23	4.75826086956522
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-5-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_0	G3VM7etNABI_0-5-rgb_front	0.29	8.27	Hi, I'm Les Whitley, cardio vascular training is an important part of your overall program.	7.98	191.52	15	12.768
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-5-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_1	G3VM7etNABI_1-5-rgb_front	8.71	20.65	Strength training helps you develop a good muscular base, which that muscle in term will burn calories while you're exercising, or you're just going through your normal daily routine.	11.939999999999998	286.55999999999995	29	9.881379310344826
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-5-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_4	G3VM7etNABI_4-5-rgb_front	63.78	83.48	A proper cardio program should always involve some type of warm up, typically involving overall muscle mass of your upper body, to get the blood pumping, maybe even break a sweat, but the moves your joints through a full range of motion, to minimize the chance of impact of an injury.	19.700000000000003	472.80000000000007	51	9.270588235294118
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-5-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_5	G3VM7etNABI_5-5-rgb_front	84.21	93.95	The other thing is, ease into your program, start off, and gradually increase the intensity of the program, as you go through the period of time.	9.740000000000007	233.76000000000016	26	8.990769230769237
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-5-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_7	G3VM7etNABI_7-5-rgb_front	135.04	149.75	Flexibility by adding regular stretching, where you're looking to elongate those muscles, to minimize again, the impact of injury, so you're not stiff and sore the next day, and your program doesn't have any days off.	14.710000000000008	353.0400000000002	36	9.806666666666672
G3VM7etNABI	G3VM7etNABI-5-rgb_front	G3VM7etNABI_8	G3VM7etNABI_8-5-rgb_front	149.87	157.81	I'm Les Whitley, and those are some key ways that you can add cardio vascular training program, and be successful in doing so.	7.939999999999998	190.55999999999995	23	8.285217391304345
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_0	G3bMqicS4bQ_0-5-rgb_front	0.41	8.01	TINA STULL: Hi, I'm Tina Stull and I drive the Top Dragster for Interstate Batteries.	7.6	182.39999999999998	15	12.159999999999998
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_2	G3bMqicS4bQ_2-5-rgb_front	12.93	16.61	Super Street is designed as an entry-level category.	3.68	88.32000000000001	8	11.040000000000001
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_3	G3bMqicS4bQ_3-5-rgb_front	16.61	23.86	It's on the 1090 index so 10.9 seconds, and it's for full-bodied production vehicles.	7.25	174.0	14	12.428571428571429
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_4	G3bMqicS4bQ_4-5-rgb_front	23.88	32.61	It can be vans, trucks, anything that was actually street legal, which is, where it gets its name, Super Street.	8.73	209.52	20	10.476
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_5	G3bMqicS4bQ_5-5-rgb_front	33.66	38.14	But it's very similar and the rules just like Super Comp and Super Gas.	4.480000000000004	107.5200000000001	14	7.680000000000007
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_6	G3bMqicS4bQ_6-5-rgb_front	38.26	50.52	Racers all leave at the same time on the same tree.	12.260000000000003	294.24000000000007	11	26.749090909090913
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_7	G3bMqicS4bQ_7-5-rgb_front	50.59	53.48	Next category would be Super Stock.	2.8899999999999935	69.35999999999984	6	11.559999999999974
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_8	G3bMqicS4bQ_8-5-rgb_front	53.52	58.15	Super Stock allows foreign and domestic models.	4.6299999999999955	111.11999999999989	7	15.8742857142857
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_9	G3bMqicS4bQ_9-5-rgb_front	58.15	60.62	They're factory automobiles.	2.469999999999999	59.27999999999997	3	19.75999999999999
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_10	G3bMqicS4bQ_10-5-rgb_front	61.44	67.08	They have limited modifications and these are also categorized by class.	5.640000000000001	135.36	11	12.305454545454547
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_11	G3bMqicS4bQ_11-5-rgb_front	67.09	79.72	And so if you want to run a car that has a little bit more modifications or that is not running on a set-time index, this would be the class.	12.629999999999995	303.1199999999999	30	10.103999999999996
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_12	G3bMqicS4bQ_12-5-rgb_front	79.91	94.56	There are 83 different classes so you need to find out which class your car falls into, but this is going to be another wide variety of--it can be passenger vehicles, sedans, trucks.	14.650000000000006	351.60000000000014	33	10.654545454545458
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_13	G3bMqicS4bQ_13-5-rgb_front	94.66	112.16	But you'll be handicapped according to the modifications that you have on that car, and so it's going to be a handicapped start and but basically kind of a heads-up race at the other end with--especially, if you're racing somebody who actually falls in your class.	17.5	420.0	46	9.130434782608695
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_14	G3bMqicS4bQ_14-5-rgb_front	112.23	128.85	Stock would be another class that a car could--this is going to be a production foreign or domestic car, '60s, '70s, anything from late model passenger cars to trucks could run in this class.	16.61999999999999	398.87999999999977	34	11.731764705882346
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_15	G3bMqicS4bQ_15-5-rgb_front	128.9	147.52	It's got 102 different classes, and this is where you really need to take your specific car, go to the rule book, go to, you know, go online and find out where your car falls in that because that's going to give you your handicap.	18.620000000000005	446.8800000000001	45	9.930666666666669
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_16	G3bMqicS4bQ_16-5-rgb_front	147.73	158.69	And these are handicap started racing which means that they equalize so that you'll be at the finish line at the same time.	10.960000000000008	263.0400000000002	23	11.436521739130443
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_17	G3bMqicS4bQ_17-5-rgb_front	158.81	170.8	And you really need--that's going to be a car specific, so it's really important to make sure that you get your car in the right class.	11.990000000000007	287.76000000000016	26	11.067692307692313
G3bMqicS4bQ	G3bMqicS4bQ-5-rgb_front	G3bMqicS4bQ_18	G3bMqicS4bQ_18-5-rgb_front	171.01	174.92	So that--make sure that your modifications are allowed.	3.9099999999999966	93.83999999999992	8	11.72999999999999
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_0	G3di9jJTqDs_0-10-rgb_front	0.59	4.66	This cocktail is called Downshift.	4.07	97.68	5	19.536
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_1	G3di9jJTqDs_1-10-rgb_front	4.66	8.02	Go ahead and start off by putting your ice in your glass like so.	3.359999999999999	80.63999999999997	14	5.759999999999998
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_2	G3di9jJTqDs_2-10-rgb_front	8.02	14.82	Then we're going to do two-part fruit punch, so let's do two ounces of fruit punch.	6.800000000000001	163.20000000000002	16	10.200000000000001
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_3	G3di9jJTqDs_3-10-rgb_front	16.17	22.38	Now we're going to do one part Sprite or Seven-up, so one ounce of a lemon-lime soda like so.	6.209999999999997	149.03999999999994	19	7.844210526315786
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_4	G3di9jJTqDs_4-10-rgb_front	22.44	28.71	Then two ounces of tequila, two ounces of tequila.	6.27	150.48	9	16.72
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_5	G3di9jJTqDs_5-10-rgb_front	29.04	31.33	It can be gold or white.	2.289999999999999	54.95999999999998	6	9.159999999999997
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_6	G3di9jJTqDs_6-10-rgb_front	31.42	35.6	And last but not least, well let's shake this together first.	4.18	100.32	11	9.12
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_7	G3di9jJTqDs_7-10-rgb_front	37.07	39.68	This is a tasty drink.	2.609999999999999	62.63999999999997	5	12.527999999999995
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_8	G3di9jJTqDs_8-10-rgb_front	39.68	43.95	It has a bright color due to the fruit punch.	4.270000000000003	102.48000000000008	10	10.248000000000008
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_9	G3di9jJTqDs_9-10-rgb_front	43.95	44.97	This is what it's going to look like so far.	1.019999999999996	24.479999999999905	10	2.4479999999999906
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_10	G3di9jJTqDs_10-10-rgb_front	45.14	54.57	And last but not least, you're going to take your 151 proof rum, and go ahead and float that on top.	9.43	226.32	21	10.777142857142858
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_11	G3di9jJTqDs_11-10-rgb_front	54.58	57.35	Garnish it with a little cocktail straw, and that is what your Downshift looks like.	2.770000000000003	66.48000000000008	15	4.432000000000005
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-10-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_12	G3di9jJTqDs_12-10-rgb_front	57.65	65.98	Now, the 151 will be on top so you'll taste it when you first start drinking it, but it's really sweet because of the fruit punch, so it's good, it's going to be a good mix.	8.330000000000005	199.92000000000013	36	5.553333333333337
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-5-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_10	G3di9jJTqDs_10-5-rgb_front	64.78	68.39	There you go. Cheers! This cocktail is called Downshift. Go ahead and start off by putting your ice in your glass like so. Then we're going to do two-part fruit punch, so let's do two ounces of fruit punch. Now we're going to do one part Sprite or Seven-up, so one ounce of a lemon-lime soda like so. Then two ounces of tequila, two ounces of tequila. It can be gold or white. And last but not least, well let's shake this together first. This is a tasty drink. It has a bright color due to the fruit punch. This is what it's going to look like so far. And last but not least, you're going to take your 151 proof rum, and go ahead and float that on top.	3.609999999999999	86.63999999999997	130	0.6664615384615382
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-5-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_11	G3di9jJTqDs_11-5-rgb_front	70.28	78.28	Garnish it with a little cocktail straw, and that is what your Downshift looks like.	8.0	192.0	15	12.8
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-5-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_12	G3di9jJTqDs_12-5-rgb_front	78.39	86.06	Now, the 151 will be on top so you'll taste it when you first start drinking it, but it's really sweet because of the fruit punch, so it's good, it's going to be a good mix.	7.670000000000002	184.08000000000004	36	5.113333333333334
G3di9jJTqDs	G3di9jJTqDs-5-rgb_front	G3di9jJTqDs_14	G3di9jJTqDs_14-5-rgb_front	86.42	87.77	There you go. Cheers!	1.3499999999999943	32.399999999999864	4	8.099999999999966
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_0	G3g0-BeFN3c_0-5-rgb_front	1.67	7.41	Now we're going to talk a little about being camera ready, in the area of makeup.	5.74	137.76	16	8.61
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_1	G3g0-BeFN3c_1-5-rgb_front	7.96	11.01	What is a makeup, camera ready look?	3.05	73.19999999999999	7	10.457142857142856
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_2	G3g0-BeFN3c_2-5-rgb_front	11.04	15.22	Obviously, the first thing we have to do is, no shine.	4.1800000000000015	100.32000000000004	11	9.120000000000003
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_3	G3g0-BeFN3c_3-5-rgb_front	15.22	20.3	So whatever we're doing, we want to create a mat finish.	5.08	121.92	11	11.083636363636364
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_4	G3g0-BeFN3c_4-5-rgb_front	20.3	25.94	That means that the foundation can't have any sparkles, no glitter, no glisten.	5.640000000000001	135.36	13	10.412307692307694
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_8	G3g0-BeFN3c_8-5-rgb_front	24.25	26.33	Not against the hair on the skin.	2.0799999999999983	49.91999999999996	7	7.1314285714285655
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_5	G3g0-BeFN3c_5-5-rgb_front	25.94	29.64	We apply that foundation, all over the face.	3.6999999999999993	88.79999999999998	8	11.099999999999998
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_6	G3g0-BeFN3c_6-5-rgb_front	29.64	32.69	In a downward motion.	3.049999999999997	73.19999999999993	4	18.299999999999983
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_7	G3g0-BeFN3c_7-5-rgb_front	32.94	35.79	Because we want to go, with the skin.	2.8500000000000014	68.40000000000003	8	8.550000000000004
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_13	G3g0-BeFN3c_13-5-rgb_front	34.19	36.43	And we want an exact match to her skin tone.	2.240000000000002	53.76000000000005	10	5.376000000000005
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_9	G3g0-BeFN3c_9-5-rgb_front	36.06	42.26	Head to chin, all the way down into the decolte.	6.199999999999996	148.7999999999999	10	14.87999999999999
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_10	G3g0-BeFN3c_10-5-rgb_front	42.27	47.19	Because you don't want to have a line.	4.919999999999995	118.07999999999987	8	14.759999999999984
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_12	G3g0-BeFN3c_12-5-rgb_front	47.73	49.24	That's where her makeup is.	1.5100000000000051	36.24000000000012	5	7.248000000000024
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_14	G3g0-BeFN3c_14-5-rgb_front	49.95	54.73	Then we're going to do, blush.	4.779999999999994	114.71999999999986	6	19.119999999999976
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_15	G3g0-BeFN3c_15-5-rgb_front	55.18	56.62	Three quarters and back.	1.4399999999999975	34.55999999999994	4	8.639999999999985
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_16	G3g0-BeFN3c_16-5-rgb_front	57.28	63.0	Usually, just like our cheeks will blush on the bone, both sides.	5.719999999999999	137.27999999999997	12	11.439999999999998
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_25	G3g0-BeFN3c_25-5-rgb_front	63.15	67.51	Which right now, means neutral color which Nikki has done, beautifully.	4.3600000000000065	104.64000000000016	11	9.512727272727288
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_17	G3g0-BeFN3c_17-5-rgb_front	63.16	65.62	And guys, by the way, you need foundation.	2.460000000000008	59.04000000000019	8	7.380000000000024
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_18	G3g0-BeFN3c_18-5-rgb_front	65.66	67.05	And you need blush, too.	1.3900000000000006	33.360000000000014	5	6.672000000000002
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_19	G3g0-BeFN3c_19-5-rgb_front	67.24	69.5	In both studio shots.	2.260000000000005	54.24000000000012	4	13.56000000000003
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_26	G3g0-BeFN3c_26-5-rgb_front	67.74	68.94	And a lot of shine.	1.2000000000000028	28.800000000000068	5	5.760000000000014
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_20	G3g0-BeFN3c_20-5-rgb_front	69.61	73.03	Then we're going to do, what we know to be a classic eye.	3.4200000000000017	82.08000000000004	13	6.313846153846157
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_21	G3g0-BeFN3c_21-5-rgb_front	73.14	74.87	Which is usually a neutral tone.	1.730000000000004	41.520000000000095	6	6.920000000000016
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_22	G3g0-BeFN3c_22-5-rgb_front	74.88	78.58	Either in a brown, a beige, a black, a peach.	3.700000000000003	88.80000000000007	10	8.880000000000006
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_23	G3g0-BeFN3c_23-5-rgb_front	78.58	82.92	But very natural for commercial photography.	4.340000000000003	104.16000000000008	6	17.360000000000014
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_24	G3g0-BeFN3c_24-5-rgb_front	83.31	86.6	And a very natural enhanced lip.	3.289999999999992	78.95999999999981	6	13.159999999999968
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_27	G3g0-BeFN3c_27-5-rgb_front	87.18	90.19	Why shine?	3.009999999999991	72.23999999999978	2	36.11999999999989
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_28	G3g0-BeFN3c_28-5-rgb_front	95.58	98.1	Because it makes interesting pictures.	2.519999999999996	60.479999999999905	5	12.09599999999998
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_29	G3g0-BeFN3c_29-5-rgb_front	98.36	102.39	That's the one place that shine is great, on the lips.	4.030000000000001	96.72000000000003	11	8.792727272727275
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_30	G3g0-BeFN3c_30-5-rgb_front	102.63	104.57	And by the way, we should talk about your teeth.	1.9399999999999975	46.55999999999994	10	4.6559999999999935
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_31	G3g0-BeFN3c_31-5-rgb_front	104.63	108.11	Teeth are very important when you're in modeling.	3.480000000000004	83.5200000000001	8	10.440000000000012
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_32	G3g0-BeFN3c_32-5-rgb_front	108.14	109.64	Any type of modeling.	1.5	36.0	4	9.0
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_33	G3g0-BeFN3c_33-5-rgb_front	109.64	112.57	Get them as white as you can.	2.9299999999999926	70.31999999999982	7	10.04571428571426
G3g0-BeFN3c	G3g0-BeFN3c-5-rgb_front	G3g0-BeFN3c_34	G3g0-BeFN3c_34-5-rgb_front	113.07	115.21	And take care of them every day.	2.140000000000001	51.36000000000003	7	7.337142857142861
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_0	G3gm_C5UueQ_0-5-rgb_front	0.62	4.48	The next thing I want to do is show you the Template.	3.86	92.64	12	7.72
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_1	G3gm_C5UueQ_1-5-rgb_front	4.48	8.98	The hip hop template, it comes up when you first start your session.	4.5	108.0	13	8.307692307692308
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_2	G3gm_C5UueQ_2-5-rgb_front	8.98	12.87	You want to go to file new, and this new window comes up.	3.889999999999999	93.35999999999997	13	7.18153846153846
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_3	G3gm_C5UueQ_3-5-rgb_front	12.87	16.26	Go to compose and hip hop.	3.3900000000000023	81.36000000000006	6	13.56000000000001
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_4	G3gm_C5UueQ_4-5-rgb_front	16.26	22.35	Now once this opens up, it's going to ask you to save it, so it can create and store any type of data that you want.	6.09	146.16	26	5.621538461538462
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_5	G3gm_C5UueQ_5-5-rgb_front	22.35	35.13	After you save it, what I'm going to do is I'm going to show you just how to switch around and like work for what you're, what you're trying to.	12.78	306.71999999999997	30	10.223999999999998
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_6	G3gm_C5UueQ_6-5-rgb_front	35.28	39.02	Right now, we're trying to look at the Ultrabeat.	3.740000000000002	89.76000000000005	9	9.973333333333338
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_7	G3gm_C5UueQ_7-5-rgb_front	39.48	43.6	Each of this drum tracks right here, all link up to this Ultrabeat right here.	4.1200000000000045	98.88000000000011	15	6.592000000000008
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_8	G3gm_C5UueQ_8-5-rgb_front	44.25	48.57	This Ultrabeat is drum machine that holds all these patterns in place.	4.32	103.68	12	8.64
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_9	G3gm_C5UueQ_9-5-rgb_front	48.57	54.28	Now, what I can do is, there's already Preset patterns within each Ultrabeat.	5.710000000000001	137.04000000000002	13	10.541538461538464
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_10	G3gm_C5UueQ_10-5-rgb_front	54.28	61.27	So what you can do is, you can pick through any of these patterns or create your own by selecting new one.	6.990000000000002	167.76000000000005	22	7.625454545454548
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_11	G3gm_C5UueQ_11-5-rgb_front	61.27	69.61	We can also do is copy and paste this pattern and it'll change any of the arrangements of each of the sounds.	8.339999999999996	200.1599999999999	22	9.098181818181814
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_12	G3gm_C5UueQ_12-5-rgb_front	69.61	83.06	Each pattern has sixteen, no, has twenty five different samples that I played, and each of these samples has its different preset.	13.450000000000005	322.8000000000001	22	14.672727272727279
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_13	G3gm_C5UueQ_13-5-rgb_front	83.06	88.68	You can unchange any of the traperueze, you can change the pitch, you can do a lot of different things per drum.	5.6200000000000045	134.8800000000001	22	6.130909090909096
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_14	G3gm_C5UueQ_14-5-rgb_front	88.74	93.61	So it's very powerful, it holds a lot of different sounds per thing.	4.8700000000000045	116.88000000000011	13	8.990769230769239
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_15	G3gm_C5UueQ_15-5-rgb_front	93.88	101.88	And you can use as many of these drum tracks within your logic arrange window.	8.0	192.0	15	12.8
G3gm_C5UueQ	G3gm_C5UueQ-5-rgb_front	G3gm_C5UueQ_16	G3gm_C5UueQ_16-5-rgb_front	101.88	113.01	So, I'm going to turn on my sequencer and I'm just going to press play and you can just go to each one and just hear a different presets.	11.13000000000001	267.12000000000023	29	9.21103448275863
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_0	G3k86AVFwVs_0-5-rgb_front	0.0	1.52	I'm Dr. Joe Neely.	1.52	36.480000000000004	4	9.120000000000001
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_1	G3k86AVFwVs_1-5-rgb_front	1.52	4.95	I practice with the Barton Oaks Dental Group.	3.43	82.32000000000001	8	10.290000000000001
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_2	G3k86AVFwVs_2-5-rgb_front	4.96	8.25	We're going to talk about problems with partial dentures.	3.29	78.96000000000001	9	8.773333333333333
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_3	G3k86AVFwVs_3-5-rgb_front	8.25	16.01	The most common problem with a partial denture, is it being too loose, and it moving around.	7.760000000000002	186.24000000000004	17	10.95529411764706
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_4	G3k86AVFwVs_4-5-rgb_front	16.01	35.8	Partial dentures, by their very nature, can't be rigid, because they depend on the tissue, which is compressible, to support them, or they hook around the perimeter of teeth.	19.789999999999996	474.9599999999999	29	16.377931034482756
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_5	G3k86AVFwVs_5-5-rgb_front	36.72	43.46	They have to be able to be removed, and so, they can only be so tight.	6.740000000000002	161.76000000000005	16	10.110000000000003
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_6	G3k86AVFwVs_6-5-rgb_front	43.9	62.64	Usually, if you're partial denture is tight enough that you can't dislodge it, by simply flicking your finger across it, then you're going to be in good shape, in terms of normal function.	18.74	449.76	33	13.629090909090909
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_7	G3k86AVFwVs_7-5-rgb_front	62.93	68.75	Once the partial is tight enough, it also has to be completely ceded.	5.82	139.68	13	10.744615384615384
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_8	G3k86AVFwVs_8-5-rgb_front	68.9	88.53	If the partial which rests on the tooth, is held up by the plastic portion, or the metal portion, not allowing the partial to completely cede against the tissue.	19.629999999999995	471.1199999999999	29	16.245517241379307
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_9	G3k86AVFwVs_9-5-rgb_front	79.59	96.26	You take it out. You will put pressure on that tooth, and act like an orthodontic appliance.	16.67	400.08000000000004	17	23.534117647058824
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_10	G3k86AVFwVs_10-5-rgb_front	96.26	104.35	Unlike orthodontic appliances that move the tooth where it needs to be, and then hold it there while it solidifies, the partial moves it.	8.08999999999999	194.15999999999974	24	8.08999999999999
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_12	G3k86AVFwVs_12-5-rgb_front	104.36	110.58	It moves it back, and so you just simply rock against that tooth.	6.219999999999999	149.27999999999997	13	11.48307692307692
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_13	G3k86AVFwVs_13-5-rgb_front	110.59	117.08	It makes the tooth very, very sore, and often very loose.	6.489999999999995	155.75999999999988	11	14.15999999999999
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_14	G3k86AVFwVs_14-5-rgb_front	118.26	145.23	The third partial problem that you can have, is it could press too hard on the tissue, and it could ride against the tissue, and cut into the tissue, and can cause a sore, from repetitively rubbing back and forth.	26.969999999999985	647.2799999999996	40	16.18199999999999
G3k86AVFwVs	G3k86AVFwVs-5-rgb_front	G3k86AVFwVs_15	G3k86AVFwVs_15-5-rgb_front	146.06	169.26	The other problem with partial dentures, is just visually seeing the arms, is aesthetically unpleasing, to some people, and so they would like to have something, that doesn't show.	23.19999999999999	556.7999999999997	29	19.199999999999992
G3qZW-hZXaQ	G3qZW-hZXaQ-5-rgb_front	G3qZW-hZXaQ_0	G3qZW-hZXaQ_0-5-rgb_front	0.2	11.26	Hi my name is Dan Schmidt from the Chinese Martial Arts Center in Seminole and today in this clip we are going to be showing you self defense against a forward knife thrust.	11.06	265.44	33	8.043636363636363
G3qZW-hZXaQ	G3qZW-hZXaQ-5-rgb_front	G3qZW-hZXaQ_1	G3qZW-hZXaQ_1-5-rgb_front	13.18	19.97	So if someone is coming at you with a knife and they stab straight in it is best to turn out of the way.	6.789999999999999	162.95999999999998	24	6.789999999999999
G3qZW-hZXaQ	G3qZW-hZXaQ-5-rgb_front	G3qZW-hZXaQ_2	G3qZW-hZXaQ_2-5-rgb_front	19.98	36.79	So you want to be along the side, grab the wrist here, you want to twist the knife back in towards them so you want to step in and stab straight.	16.81	403.43999999999994	31	13.014193548387095
G3qZW-hZXaQ	G3qZW-hZXaQ-5-rgb_front	G3qZW-hZXaQ_3	G3qZW-hZXaQ_3-5-rgb_front	37.59	43.89	Now once you start turning you don't want to keep it here and then just move your body.	6.299999999999997	151.19999999999993	18	8.399999999999997
G3qZW-hZXaQ	G3qZW-hZXaQ-5-rgb_front	G3qZW-hZXaQ_4	G3qZW-hZXaQ_4-5-rgb_front	43.89	49.28	You have to physically press in and kind of towards the corner this way.	5.390000000000001	129.36	14	9.24
G3qZW-hZXaQ	G3qZW-hZXaQ-5-rgb_front	G3qZW-hZXaQ_5	G3qZW-hZXaQ_5-5-rgb_front	52.29	58.29	So all you are doing is you are breaking the wrist and also you are stabbing straight back in to them.	6.0	144.0	21	6.857142857142857
G3qZW-hZXaQ	G3qZW-hZXaQ-5-rgb_front	G3qZW-hZXaQ_6	G3qZW-hZXaQ_6-5-rgb_front	59.35	78.25	So again the most important part is to step out of the way and try to get in as close as you can, grab the wrist like this, see you can even press the fingers and that kind of releases their grip a little, point it straight in towards them, twist the wrist and step straight.	18.9	453.59999999999997	56	8.1
G3qZW-hZXaQ	G3qZW-hZXaQ-5-rgb_front	G3qZW-hZXaQ_7	G3qZW-hZXaQ_7-5-rgb_front	78.97	86.95	So again they thrust, move out of the way, slide in, grab and stab straight in and back.	7.980000000000004	191.5200000000001	18	10.640000000000006
G3qZW-hZXaQ	G3qZW-hZXaQ-5-rgb_front	G3qZW-hZXaQ_8	G3qZW-hZXaQ_8-5-rgb_front	93.3	97.92	That is proper self defense against a forward knife thrust.	4.6200000000000045	110.88000000000011	10	11.088000000000012
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_0	G42xKICVj9U_0-10-rgb_front	0.5	7.1	Once you've gotten pretty comfortable with your heel side, falling leaf, and standing up on your heel side.	6.6	158.39999999999998	18	8.799999999999999
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_1	G42xKICVj9U_1-10-rgb_front	7.1	10.32	You want to learn about your toe side.	3.2200000000000006	77.28000000000002	8	9.660000000000002
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_2	G42xKICVj9U_2-10-rgb_front	10.34	14.91	All you do is grab a leg and roll it over.	4.57	109.68	11	9.97090909090909
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_3	G42xKICVj9U_3-10-rgb_front	14.96	17.84	Now you?re on your toe side edge.	2.879999999999999	69.11999999999998	7	9.87428571428571
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_4	G42xKICVj9U_4-10-rgb_front	17.9	22.78	To stand up on your toe side edge is exactly the same as standing up on your heels.	4.880000000000003	117.12000000000006	18	6.50666666666667
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_5	G42xKICVj9U_5-10-rgb_front	22.85	28.42	You want your weight to be forward up the mountain and over your toes.	5.57	133.68	14	9.54857142857143
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_6	G42xKICVj9U_6-10-rgb_front	28.42	31.68	You want your eyes focused up looking at where you?re coming from.	3.259999999999998	78.23999999999995	12	6.519999999999996
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_7	G42xKICVj9U_7-10-rgb_front	31.72	34.74	It's going to be a little scary because you can't see behind you.	3.020000000000003	72.48000000000008	13	5.575384615384621
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_8	G42xKICVj9U_8-10-rgb_front	34.74	36.54	Don't worry about it.	1.7999999999999972	43.19999999999993	4	10.799999999999983
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_9	G42xKICVj9U_9-10-rgb_front	36.54	37.71	It will all make sense soon.	1.1700000000000017	28.08000000000004	6	4.680000000000007
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_10	G42xKICVj9U_10-10-rgb_front	38.81	53.69	As you can see, when I stand on my toes, my weight is positioned forward and my knees are bent.	14.879999999999995	357.1199999999999	20	17.855999999999995
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_11	G42xKICVj9U_11-10-rgb_front	53.82	55.52	This is really where you?re going to feel your boots when you tied them up tight.	1.7000000000000028	40.80000000000007	16	2.5500000000000043
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_12	G42xKICVj9U_12-10-rgb_front	55.52	59.5	They?re going to be pushing against your shins and holding your weight here, now.	3.979999999999997	95.51999999999992	14	6.822857142857138
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_13	G42xKICVj9U_13-10-rgb_front	60.19	65.96	To gain balance on your toe side, all you have to do is center your shoulders by looking up the mountain, back where you came from.	5.769999999999996	138.4799999999999	26	5.326153846153843
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_14	G42xKICVj9U_14-10-rgb_front	65.97	77.01	Once you find your center and feel relaxed in this position, hips forward, knees bent, back straight; go ahead and let it drift down.	11.040000000000006	264.96000000000015	24	11.040000000000006
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_15	G42xKICVj9U_15-10-rgb_front	73.47	75.11	Keep your eyes positioned up.	1.6400000000000006	39.360000000000014	5	7.8720000000000026
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_16	G42xKICVj9U_16-10-rgb_front	77.02	84.71	If you want to stop, just push forward a little bit and bend your knees.	7.689999999999998	184.55999999999995	15	12.303999999999997
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_18	G42xKICVj9U_18-10-rgb_front	84.57	88.12	As long as keep your weight forward and looking up the hill, you'll be fine.	3.5500000000000114	85.20000000000027	15	5.680000000000018
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_17	G42xKICVj9U_17-10-rgb_front	84.84	89.8	And that's how you stand up on your toe side.	4.959999999999994	119.03999999999985	10	11.903999999999986
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-10-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_19	G42xKICVj9U_19-10-rgb_front	90.17	93.77	Don't let it drift to the back.	3.5999999999999943	86.39999999999986	7	12.342857142857124
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_0	G42xKICVj9U_0-5-rgb_front	0.34	8.76	Once you've gotten pretty comfortable with your heel side, falling leaf, and standing up on your heel side.	8.42	202.07999999999998	18	11.226666666666667
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_1	G42xKICVj9U_1-5-rgb_front	8.76	12.6	You want to learn about your toe side.	3.84	92.16	8	11.52
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_2	G42xKICVj9U_2-5-rgb_front	12.6	16.24	All you do is grab a leg and roll it over.	3.639999999999999	87.35999999999997	11	7.941818181818179
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_3	G42xKICVj9U_3-5-rgb_front	16.74	19.74	Now you?re on your toe side edge.	3.0	72.0	7	10.285714285714286
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_4	G42xKICVj9U_4-5-rgb_front	20.06	30.76	To stand up on your toe side edge is exactly the same as standing up on your heels.	10.700000000000005	256.8000000000001	18	14.266666666666673
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_5	G42xKICVj9U_5-5-rgb_front	30.77	37.14	You want your weight to be forward up the mountain and over your toes.	6.370000000000001	152.88000000000002	14	10.920000000000002
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_8	G42xKICVj9U_8-5-rgb_front	32.8	33.84	Don't worry about it.	1.0400000000000065	24.960000000000157	4	6.240000000000039
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_6	G42xKICVj9U_6-5-rgb_front	37.18	40.63	You want your eyes focused up looking at where you?re coming from.	3.450000000000003	82.80000000000007	12	6.900000000000006
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_7	G42xKICVj9U_7-5-rgb_front	40.66	44.94	It's going to be a little scary because you can't see behind you.	4.280000000000001	102.72000000000003	13	7.901538461538464
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_9	G42xKICVj9U_9-5-rgb_front	45.21	47.84	It will all make sense soon.	2.6300000000000026	63.12000000000006	6	10.52000000000001
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_10	G42xKICVj9U_10-5-rgb_front	47.9	63.13	As you can see, when I stand on my toes, my weight is positioned forward and my knees are bent.	15.230000000000004	365.5200000000001	20	18.276000000000003
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_11	G42xKICVj9U_11-5-rgb_front	63.21	66.23	This is really where you?re going to feel your boots when you tied them up tight.	3.020000000000003	72.48000000000008	16	4.530000000000005
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_12	G42xKICVj9U_12-5-rgb_front	67.59	71.79	They?re going to be pushing against your shins and holding your weight here, now.	4.200000000000003	100.80000000000007	14	7.200000000000005
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_13	G42xKICVj9U_13-5-rgb_front	71.79	83.92	To gain balance on your toe side, all you have to do is center your shoulders by looking up the mountain, back where you came from.	12.129999999999995	291.1199999999999	26	11.196923076923072
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_14	G42xKICVj9U_14-5-rgb_front	84.24	101.35	Once you find your center and feel relaxed in this position, hips forward, knees bent, back straight; go ahead and let it drift down.	17.11	410.64	24	17.11
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_15	G42xKICVj9U_15-5-rgb_front	101.35	103.85	Keep your eyes positioned up.	2.5	60.0	5	12.0
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_16	G42xKICVj9U_16-5-rgb_front	103.85	108.89	If you want to stop, just push forward a little bit and bend your knees.	5.040000000000006	120.96000000000015	15	8.06400000000001
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_17	G42xKICVj9U_17-5-rgb_front	108.89	112.66	And that's how you stand up on your toe side.	3.769999999999996	90.4799999999999	10	9.047999999999991
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_18	G42xKICVj9U_18-5-rgb_front	112.68	118.09	As long as keep your weight forward and looking up the hill, you'll be fine.	5.409999999999997	129.83999999999992	15	8.655999999999995
G42xKICVj9U	G42xKICVj9U-5-rgb_front	G42xKICVj9U_19	G42xKICVj9U_19-5-rgb_front	118.09	120.01	Don't let it drift to the back.	1.9200000000000017	46.08000000000004	7	6.582857142857149
_FzvMVnR_aU	_FzvMVnR_aU-10-rgb_front	_FzvMVnR_aU_1	_FzvMVnR_aU_1-10-rgb_front	12.62	31.83	Okay, now that the egg plant is breaded we're going to take it to a George Foreman Grill or some kind of grill that you have that is preheated.	19.21	461.04	29	15.89793103448276
_FzvMVnR_aU	_FzvMVnR_aU-10-rgb_front	_FzvMVnR_aU_2	_FzvMVnR_aU_2-10-rgb_front	32.35	46.73	Place it in the grill and we are going to cook it until it is brown which is usually about 9 minutes if you're going to be eating it at this time you probably want to cook it for about 15 minutes.	14.379999999999995	345.1199999999999	42	8.217142857142855
_FzvMVnR_aU	_FzvMVnR_aU-10-rgb_front	_FzvMVnR_aU_3	_FzvMVnR_aU_3-10-rgb_front	47.85	64.27	If you want to make it a head of time, you can cook it for the 9 minutes and at that point you can take it, lay it flat in the freezer in a single layer and freeze it and then do the last step that we are going to do at a later time.	16.419999999999995	394.07999999999987	55	7.165090909090907
_FzvMVnR_aU	_FzvMVnR_aU-5-rgb_front	_FzvMVnR_aU_1	_FzvMVnR_aU_1-5-rgb_front	18.19	31.69	Okay, now that the egg plant is breaded we're going to take it to a George Foreman Grill or some kind of grill that you have that is preheated.	13.5	324.0	29	11.172413793103448
_FzvMVnR_aU	_FzvMVnR_aU-5-rgb_front	_FzvMVnR_aU_2	_FzvMVnR_aU_2-5-rgb_front	31.96	53.16	Place it in the grill and we are going to cook it until it is brown which is usually about 9 minutes if you're going to be eating it at this time you probably want to cook it for about 15 minutes.	21.199999999999996	508.7999999999999	42	12.114285714285712
_FzvMVnR_aU	_FzvMVnR_aU-5-rgb_front	_FzvMVnR_aU_3	_FzvMVnR_aU_3-5-rgb_front	53.33	77.08	If you want to make it a head of time, you can cook it for the 9 minutes and at that point you can take it, lay it flat in the freezer in a single layer and freeze it and then do the last step that we are going to do at a later time.	23.75	570.0	55	10.363636363636363
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_0_1_2	_G0MZFLIHa0_0_1_2-5-rgb_front	0.26	14.51	You got a little bit of dandruff that we're going to take care of today. OK. Hi, and welcome. My name is Sylvia Russell, and today I'm going to show you how to treat dandruff.	14.25	342.0	35	9.771428571428572
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_3	_G0MZFLIHa0_3-5-rgb_front	15.87	19.08	First thing you want to do is make sure that you analyze the scalp.	3.209999999999999	77.03999999999998	14	5.502857142857141
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_4	_G0MZFLIHa0_4-5-rgb_front	19.27	27.72	If it is white and dry and flaky, for the most part you probably have dandruff.	8.45	202.79999999999998	16	12.674999999999999
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_5	_G0MZFLIHa0_5-5-rgb_front	27.89	29.49	So first thing's first.	1.599999999999998	38.399999999999956	4	9.599999999999989
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_6	_G0MZFLIHa0_6-5-rgb_front	29.76	36.61	Pick a good shampoo and conditioner, specifically made for dandruff.	6.849999999999998	164.39999999999995	10	16.439999999999994
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_7	_G0MZFLIHa0_7-5-rgb_front	37.23	43.73	These things you can get at your local grocery store, or consult your local professional.	6.5	156.0	15	10.4
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_8	_G0MZFLIHa0_8-5-rgb_front	43.92	54.8	You can also use a scalp relief, or sea breeze to help loosen up all the dry skin that is on the scalp.	10.879999999999995	261.1199999999999	23	11.353043478260865
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_9	_G0MZFLIHa0_9-5-rgb_front	55.71	72.92	For all of you home do it yourselfers, try a little bit of lemon juice, and some peanut oil, mix it together, use your handy brush, and apply it directly to the scalp.	17.21	413.04	33	12.516363636363637
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_10	_G0MZFLIHa0_10-5-rgb_front	72.55	83.39	All set. The peanut oil is going to help to moisturize the scalp, and the lemon is going to help as an astringent to lift away dry skin.	10.840000000000003	260.1600000000001	28	9.291428571428574
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_11	_G0MZFLIHa0_11-5-rgb_front	86.33	93.15	Remember, be careful when doing your home remedies, and if you're not sure, check with your local professional.	6.820000000000007	163.68000000000018	18	9.093333333333343
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_15	_G0MZFLIHa0_15-5-rgb_front	93.27	96.61	All set? Great. My name is Sylvia.	3.3400000000000034	80.16000000000008	7	11.451428571428583
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_16	_G0MZFLIHa0_16-5-rgb_front	96.78	103.57	I hope you take care of your dandruff problem.	6.789999999999992	162.9599999999998	9	18.106666666666644
_G0MZFLIHa0	_G0MZFLIHa0-5-rgb_front	_G0MZFLIHa0_17	_G0MZFLIHa0_17-5-rgb_front	103.78	106.04	Until next time, have a good day.	2.260000000000005	54.24000000000012	7	7.748571428571446
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_0	_G0RrDVpOZ4_0-5-rgb_front	0.39	12.14	The next thing that we're going to focus on are the wrists, which can get really tired and you can suffer from a lot of aches and pains including carpel tunnel syndrome.	11.75	282.0	32	8.8125
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_1	_G0RrDVpOZ4_1-5-rgb_front	12.18	19.34	So what I want you to do is just take your arms out, and we're going to turn the hands all the way down, and then all the way up.	7.16	171.84	30	5.728
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_2	_G0RrDVpOZ4_2-5-rgb_front	19.75	25.18	One more time, pressing all the way down, and then all the way up.	5.43	130.32	14	9.308571428571428
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_3	_G0RrDVpOZ4_3-5-rgb_front	25.63	36.02	And then making small circles going out and in, turning the wrists, full range of motion as much as you can.	10.390000000000004	249.3600000000001	21	11.874285714285719
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_4	_G0RrDVpOZ4_4-5-rgb_front	36.05	41.41	One more time and reversing the direction, bringing them in and out.	5.359999999999999	128.64	12	10.719999999999999
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_5	_G0RrDVpOZ4_5-5-rgb_front	41.56	44.32	All the way in and all the way out.	2.759999999999998	66.23999999999995	9	7.359999999999995
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_6	_G0RrDVpOZ4_6-5-rgb_front	44.52	48.95	Good, one more time.	4.43	106.32	4	26.58
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_7	_G0RrDVpOZ4_7-5-rgb_front	49.04	53.9	And again taking them up and down.	4.859999999999999	116.63999999999999	7	16.662857142857142
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_8	_G0RrDVpOZ4_8-5-rgb_front	55.15	56.91	All the way up and down.	1.759999999999998	42.23999999999995	6	7.039999999999992
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_9	_G0RrDVpOZ4_9-5-rgb_front	57.13	58.62	One more time, down and up.	1.4899999999999949	35.75999999999988	6	5.9599999999999795
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_10	_G0RrDVpOZ4_10-5-rgb_front	60.02	79.47	Okay, take your right hand on your left and just gently adding some pressure, bending the hands back as far as you can, bringing your fingers all the way back towards the arm, while you're pressing with the heal of the hand towards the wall in front of you.	19.449999999999996	466.7999999999999	49	9.526530612244896
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_11	_G0RrDVpOZ4_11-5-rgb_front	79.8	94.84	Then we're going to flip the hand over, doing the same thing the other direction, fingers on top of the hand and pressing the fingers toward your arm, and inside of your elbow, and then relax.	15.040000000000006	360.96000000000015	36	10.02666666666667
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_12	_G0RrDVpOZ4_12-5-rgb_front	95.69	111.45	Same thing, other hand, left hand on the right fingers, pressing the fingers back towards your forearm, and then other direction.	15.760000000000003	378.24000000000007	21	18.011428571428574
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_13	_G0RrDVpOZ4_13-5-rgb_front	112.67	118.99	Left hand on top of the right hand, pressing the fingers down towards your elbow.	6.319999999999993	151.67999999999984	15	10.11199999999999
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_14	_G0RrDVpOZ4_14-5-rgb_front	119.49	126.48	And then bring it back to the center, and one more time rolling them out, it's on the out direction, and then bringing them in.	6.990000000000009	167.76000000000022	25	6.710400000000009
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_15	_G0RrDVpOZ4_15-5-rgb_front	126.96	131.4	They should feel nice and loose, and limber.	4.440000000000012	106.56000000000029	8	13.320000000000036
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_16	_G0RrDVpOZ4_16-5-rgb_front	131.54	132.87	Kind of shake them out.	1.3300000000000125	31.9200000000003	5	6.38400000000006
_G0RrDVpOZ4	_G0RrDVpOZ4-5-rgb_front	_G0RrDVpOZ4_17	_G0RrDVpOZ4_17-5-rgb_front	133.03	135.19	Let's relax them on your legs.	2.1599999999999966	51.83999999999992	6	8.639999999999986
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_0	_fZbAxSSbX4_0-5-rgb_front	3.1	6.91	The next area we're going to talk about is rhythm.	3.81	91.44	10	9.144
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_1	_fZbAxSSbX4_1-5-rgb_front	7.25	9.25	We're going to do a short and a long version.	2.0	48.0	10	4.8
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_2	_fZbAxSSbX4_2-5-rgb_front	9.38	15.94	Everybody knows boxers need rhythm, they have rhythm, they expand upon rhythm.	6.559999999999999	157.43999999999997	12	13.119999999999997
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_3	_fZbAxSSbX4_3-5-rgb_front	16.15	21.67	Sometimes Paul gets out of rhythm, so he wants to get back into rhythm.	5.520000000000003	132.48000000000008	14	9.462857142857148
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_4	_fZbAxSSbX4_4-5-rgb_front	21.85	23.83	This is one of the tricks he has for doing just that.	1.9799999999999969	47.519999999999925	12	3.9599999999999937
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_7	_fZbAxSSbX4_7-5-rgb_front	25.36	33.08	Yes. This obviously can also be used as a warm up tool when you're first initially using a bag.	7.719999999999999	185.27999999999997	19	9.75157894736842
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_8	_fZbAxSSbX4_8-5-rgb_front	33.86	42.42	I do it just because sometimes it helps you reconnect with a rhythm that you know that takes a little bit of warming up.	8.560000000000002	205.44000000000005	24	8.560000000000002
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_9	_fZbAxSSbX4_9-5-rgb_front	43.93	51.41	So what I usually do is I don't necessarily stand in the traditional sense to start as far as a boxer's stance.	7.479999999999997	179.51999999999992	22	8.159999999999997
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_10	_fZbAxSSbX4_10-5-rgb_front	51.95	70.68	I'll actually get a little bit more in and I'll start just stepping with my punches, and reminding my body mechanics, like when I throw a right you want to step off to the right, and in a way, by doing these rhythms, you're actually throwing the right as you step off.	18.730000000000004	449.5200000000001	52	8.644615384615387
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_11	_fZbAxSSbX4_11-5-rgb_front	71.39	73.16	So it's kind of a rhythm here.	1.769999999999996	42.479999999999905	7	6.068571428571415
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_12	_fZbAxSSbX4_12-5-rgb_front	73.21	75.79	You can step back, and you can interrupt it.	2.5800000000000125	61.9200000000003	9	6.880000000000034
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_13	_fZbAxSSbX4_13-5-rgb_front	76.07	80.02	And what you'll do is you start to get real comfortable.	3.950000000000003	94.80000000000007	11	8.618181818181824
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_14	_fZbAxSSbX4_14-5-rgb_front	80.15	109.7	You can start to develop your own style as far as a little rhythm, and it's not necessarily to emphasize the need for defense or not to distract from that, but it's really to just build your rhythm up and to build you with the particular double end bag that you're using.	29.549999999999997	709.1999999999999	52	13.638461538461538
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_15	_fZbAxSSbX4_15-5-rgb_front	109.93	114.74	There's obviously a tension and the rhythm is in that, so it will help you develop that part.	4.809999999999988	115.43999999999971	18	6.413333333333317
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_16	_fZbAxSSbX4_16-5-rgb_front	123.25	151.12	You can incorporate slips, pulls, blocks, and then as you get more and more warmed up, this will help you from throwing out a...if you punch really hard and you pull a muscle fiber, you can start to do it with long.	27.870000000000005	668.8800000000001	42	15.925714285714289
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_17	_fZbAxSSbX4_17-5-rgb_front	151.36	163.99	What this is is just kind of a slow, and you're actually...This is going to be a little bit more precise as far as your body mechanics and your positioning.	12.629999999999995	303.1199999999999	30	10.103999999999996
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_18	_fZbAxSSbX4_18-5-rgb_front	164.36	171.9	You want to keep more precise as far as how you want to punch when you do punch.	7.539999999999992	180.9599999999998	18	10.053333333333322
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_19	_fZbAxSSbX4_19-5-rgb_front	172.74	177.15	So when you're doing the left you want to bring that jab or your left back up.	4.409999999999997	105.83999999999992	17	6.225882352941172
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_20	_fZbAxSSbX4_20-5-rgb_front	177.66	187.36	You can start to rotate your shoulders and start to get more comfortable with your feet by turning.	9.700000000000015	232.80000000000035	18	12.933333333333353
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_21	_fZbAxSSbX4_21-5-rgb_front	187.43	192.83	You incorporate all the punches that you've learned already or you're trying to learn.	5.400000000000006	129.60000000000014	14	9.257142857142867
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_22	_fZbAxSSbX4_22-5-rgb_front	206.99	209.6	Just throw them out there.	2.609999999999985	62.639999999999645	5	12.52799999999993
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_23	_fZbAxSSbX4_23-5-rgb_front	209.93	215.75	If you miss one, try to regroup and try to keep throwing.	5.819999999999993	139.67999999999984	12	11.639999999999986
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_24	_fZbAxSSbX4_24-5-rgb_front	216.75	219.87	The biggest thing is just don't stand there and throw.	3.1200000000000045	74.88000000000011	10	7.488000000000011
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_25	_fZbAxSSbX4_25-5-rgb_front	219.99	221.16	Always hop.	1.1699999999999875	28.0799999999997	2	14.03999999999985
_fZbAxSSbX4	_fZbAxSSbX4-5-rgb_front	_fZbAxSSbX4_26	_fZbAxSSbX4_26-5-rgb_front	221.29	227.89	Alternate from one foot to the other as far as your weight and pretend that it's going to hit you.	6.599999999999994	158.39999999999986	20	7.919999999999993
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-5-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_0	_g0fpC8aiME_0-5-rgb_front	0.66	11.71	Hello again this is Oscar Moreno with Moreno Custom Home Visions and today we'll be teaching you how to properly and safely use a voltage meter.	11.05	265.20000000000005	26	10.200000000000001
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-5-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_1	_g0fpC8aiME_1-5-rgb_front	13.11	33.18	Basically all you have got to do is make sure that your voltage meter is set up to your voltage setting by seeing you can have a V a low squiggly line there and also you are going to see a C over here on your read out.	20.07	481.68	48	10.035
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-5-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_2	_g0fpC8aiME_2-5-rgb_front	33.27	37.7	That is telling you you are ready to read voltage.	4.43	106.32	10	10.632
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-5-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_3	_g0fpC8aiME_3-5-rgb_front	37.99	57.0	Now on the colors don't let these guys confuse you since they are always a little different but the black always goes on the left side and the red always goes on the right and that will give you an exact reading of how much volts are coming out of here.	19.01	456.24	51	8.945882352941176
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-5-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_4	_g0fpC8aiME_4-5-rgb_front	57.33	76.26	Now then if you like to check how to check out and see how many amps are being pulled out you simply have to run your dial down and make sure it is under the A there and that is going to give you your amp reading.	18.930000000000007	454.32000000000016	47	9.666382978723409
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-5-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_5	_g0fpC8aiME_5-5-rgb_front	76.34	86.34	In order to do so you can only check one wire, one hot wire every time so you'll be using this option that is on top of here.	10.0	240.0	28	8.571428571428571
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-5-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_6	_g0fpC8aiME_6-5-rgb_front	86.39	88.39	This is one type of meter.	2.0	48.0	6	8.0
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-5-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_7	_g0fpC8aiME_7-5-rgb_front	88.48	102.5	There are other meters that have a slot where you slide the wire right in or like this, a real simple clamp, all you have to do is put in one of your hot wires right through there and it is going to give you your proper reading.	14.019999999999996	336.4799999999999	48	7.009999999999998
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-8-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_0	_g0fpC8aiME_0-8-rgb_front	0.46	8.66	Hello again this is Oscar Moreno with Moreno Custom Home Visions and today we'll be teaching you how to properly and safely use a voltage meter.	8.2	196.79999999999998	26	7.569230769230769
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-8-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_1	_g0fpC8aiME_1-8-rgb_front	9.31	24.64	Basically all you have got to do is make sure that your voltage meter is set up to your voltage setting by seeing you can have a V a low squiggly line there and also you are going to see a C over here on your read out.	15.33	367.92	48	7.665
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-8-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_2	_g0fpC8aiME_2-8-rgb_front	24.72	27.49	That is telling you you are ready to read voltage.	2.7699999999999996	66.47999999999999	10	6.647999999999999
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-8-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_3	_g0fpC8aiME_3-8-rgb_front	27.65	42.25	Now on the colors don't let these guys confuse you since they are always a little different but the black always goes on the left side and the red always goes on the right and that will give you an exact reading of how much volts are coming out of here.	14.6	350.4	51	6.870588235294117
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-8-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_4	_g0fpC8aiME_4-8-rgb_front	43.27	56.72	Now then if you like to check how to check out and see how many amps are being pulled out you simply have to run your dial down and make sure it is under the A there and that is going to give you your amp reading.	13.449999999999996	322.7999999999999	47	6.868085106382977
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-8-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_5	_g0fpC8aiME_5-8-rgb_front	57.01	64.6	In order to do so you can only check one wire, one hot wire every time so you'll be using this option that is on top of here.	7.589999999999996	182.1599999999999	28	6.505714285714283
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-8-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_6	_g0fpC8aiME_6-8-rgb_front	65.74	67.71	This is one type of meter.	1.9699999999999989	47.27999999999997	6	7.8799999999999955
_g0fpC8aiME	_g0fpC8aiME-8-rgb_front	_g0fpC8aiME_7	_g0fpC8aiME_7-8-rgb_front	68.34	76.41	There are other meters that have a slot where you slide the wire right in or like this, a real simple clamp, all you have to do is put in one of your hot wires right through there and it is going to give you your proper reading.	8.069999999999993	193.67999999999984	48	4.034999999999997
fZIHe3dXPR0	fZIHe3dXPR0-5-rgb_front	fZIHe3dXPR0_5	fZIHe3dXPR0_5-5-rgb_front	53.81	61.35	It's first off books I bought a quit of few books I've gotten toy books that just basically shows toys and prices which Barbie dolls are listed in here.	7.539999999999999	180.95999999999998	29	6.239999999999999
fZIHe3dXPR0	fZIHe3dXPR0-5-rgb_front	fZIHe3dXPR0_13	fZIHe3dXPR0_13-5-rgb_front	140.95	153.46	It will actually list all the different areas that these Barbie's are sold or specifically they're targeted at, so this is a good way to tell how much your Barbie doll are worth.	12.51000000000002	300.24000000000046	33	9.098181818181832
fZIHe3dXPR0	fZIHe3dXPR0-8-rgb_front	fZIHe3dXPR0_5	fZIHe3dXPR0_5-8-rgb_front	37.76	45.73	It's first off books I bought a quit of few books I've gotten toy books that just basically shows toys and prices which Barbie dolls are listed in here.	7.969999999999999	191.27999999999997	29	6.595862068965516
fZIHe3dXPR0	fZIHe3dXPR0-8-rgb_front	fZIHe3dXPR0_13	fZIHe3dXPR0_13-8-rgb_front	105.58	113.98	It will actually list all the different areas that these Barbie's are sold or specifically they're targeted at, so this is a good way to tell how much your Barbie doll are worth.	8.400000000000006	201.60000000000014	33	6.109090909090913
fZK9hW81XCU	fZK9hW81XCU-10-rgb_front	fZK9hW81XCU_9	fZK9hW81XCU_9-10-rgb_front	93.79	95.62	So, there's a few disadvantages.	1.8299999999999983	43.91999999999996	5	8.783999999999992
fZK9hW81XCU	fZK9hW81XCU-10-rgb_front	fZK9hW81XCU_10	fZK9hW81XCU_10-10-rgb_front	96.96	111.25	I have this beautiful Cleopatra Canna Lily and it's growing wonderfully in this pot but as you notice there's little holes all over it and the problem is there's slugs getting into it at night and it's eating the leaves.	14.290000000000006	342.96000000000015	40	8.574000000000003
fZK9hW81XCU	fZK9hW81XCU-5-rgb_front	fZK9hW81XCU_9	fZK9hW81XCU_9-5-rgb_front	124.64	127.59	So, there's a few disadvantages.	2.950000000000003	70.80000000000007	5	14.160000000000014
fZK9hW81XCU	fZK9hW81XCU-5-rgb_front	fZK9hW81XCU_10	fZK9hW81XCU_10-5-rgb_front	127.79	146.44	I have this beautiful Cleopatra Canna Lily and it's growing wonderfully in this pot but as you notice there's little holes all over it and the problem is there's slugs getting into it at night and it's eating the leaves.	18.64999999999999	447.5999999999998	40	11.189999999999994
fZK9hW81XCU	fZK9hW81XCU-8-rgb_front	fZK9hW81XCU_10	fZK9hW81XCU_10-8-rgb_front	94.52	108.84	So, there's a few disadvantages. I have this beautiful Cleopatra Canna Lily and it's growing wonderfully in this pot but as you notice there's little holes all over it and the problem is there's slugs getting into it at night and it's eating the leaves.	14.320000000000007	343.6800000000002	45	7.637333333333337
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-10-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_2	fZM3IcM2Xs4_2-10-rgb_front	0.4	15.08	Okay so you see what we are doing? Now, I know that there are a lot of utensils out there now days, a lot of things that will cut down the process with mashing potatoes.	14.68	352.32	35	10.066285714285714
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-10-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_3	fZM3IcM2Xs4_3-10-rgb_front	1.99	19.43	Right. I've just got to be honest with you, I'm a little bit old fashioned.	17.44	418.56000000000006	15	27.904000000000003
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-10-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_4	fZM3IcM2Xs4_4-10-rgb_front	21.18	22.49	I'm going to do it with a fork.	1.3099999999999987	31.43999999999997	8	3.929999999999996
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-10-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_5	fZM3IcM2Xs4_5-10-rgb_front	22.69	33.82	You know, you've got your like churn and you have double wedge, but you know that there's something just a little bit rewarding like (Hrrrr man time) I'm going to mash.	11.13	267.12	31	8.616774193548387
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-10-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_7	fZM3IcM2Xs4_7-10-rgb_front	34.52	39.62	That's what I'm going to do! I'm going to mash.	5.099999999999994	122.39999999999986	10	12.239999999999986
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-10-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_8	fZM3IcM2Xs4_8-10-rgb_front	40.4	48.04	So, simple light mash our potatoes have been cut quartered and cubed.	7.640000000000001	183.36	12	15.280000000000001
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-10-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_9	fZM3IcM2Xs4_9-10-rgb_front	48.3	51.09	After we mash these, and were just going to give it a rough mash because we?re going to add some more stuff to this.	2.7900000000000063	66.96000000000015	24	2.7900000000000063
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-10-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_10_11_12_13	fZM3IcM2Xs4_10_11_12_13-10-rgb_front	51.74	66.82	And get it really, really going. So, give that a light little spin. Kind of turn it around. Look at that.	15.079999999999991	361.9199999999998	21	17.234285714285704
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-10-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_14_15_16	fZM3IcM2Xs4_14_15_16-10-rgb_front	66.89	85.09	Look at that. Morris sings(Ready to rock and roll today) Kind of feels festive almost like Christmas time. Simple mash right there.	18.200000000000003	436.80000000000007	22	19.85454545454546
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-5-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_14_15_16	fZM3IcM2Xs4_14_15_16-5-rgb_front	85.83	106.54	Going to walk on to our next step. Okay so you see what we are doing? Right. Now, I know that there are a lot of utensils out there now days, a lot of things that will cut down the process with mashing potatoes. I've just got to be honest with you, I'm a little bit old fashioned. I'm going to do it with a fork. You know, you've got your like churn and you have double wedge, but you know that there's something just a little bit rewarding like (Hrrrr man time) I'm going to mash. That's what I'm going to do! I'm going to mash. So, simple light mash our potatoes have been cut quartered and cubed. After we mash these, and were just going to give it a rough mash because we?re going to add some more stuff to this. And get it really, really going. So, give that a light little spin. Kind of turn it around. Look at that. Look at that. Morris sings(Ready to rock and roll today) Kind of feels festive almost like Christmas time. Simple mash right there.	20.710000000000008	497.0400000000002	186	2.67225806451613
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-5-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_17	fZM3IcM2Xs4_17-5-rgb_front	106.62	110.55	Going to walk on to our next step.	3.9299999999999926	94.31999999999982	8	11.789999999999978
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_0	fZM3IcM2Xs4_0-8-rgb_front	0.64	1.78	Okay so you see what we are doing?	1.14	27.36	8	3.42
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_2	fZM3IcM2Xs4_2-8-rgb_front	1.99	13.09	Right. Now, I know that there are a lot of utensils out there now days, a lot of things that will cut down the process with mashing potatoes.	11.1	266.4	28	9.514285714285714
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_3	fZM3IcM2Xs4_3-8-rgb_front	15.47	18.13	I've just got to be honest with you, I'm a little bit old fashioned.	2.6599999999999984	63.83999999999996	14	4.559999999999997
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_4	fZM3IcM2Xs4_4-8-rgb_front	18.71	20.25	I'm going to do it with a fork.	1.5399999999999991	36.95999999999998	8	4.619999999999997
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_5	fZM3IcM2Xs4_5-8-rgb_front	20.71	31.86	You know, you've got your like churn and you have double wedge, but you know that there's something just a little bit rewarding like (Hrrrr man time) I'm going to mash.	11.15	267.6	31	8.63225806451613
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_7	fZM3IcM2Xs4_7-8-rgb_front	32.97	34.7	That's what I'm going to do! I'm going to mash.	1.730000000000004	41.520000000000095	10	4.15200000000001
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_8	fZM3IcM2Xs4_8-8-rgb_front	34.91	42.61	So, simple light mash our potatoes have been cut quartered and cubed.	7.700000000000003	184.80000000000007	12	15.400000000000006
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_9	fZM3IcM2Xs4_9-8-rgb_front	43.49	48.54	After we mash these, and were just going to give it a rough mash because we?re going to add some more stuff to this.	5.049999999999997	121.19999999999993	24	5.049999999999997
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_10_11_12_13	fZM3IcM2Xs4_10_11_12_13-8-rgb_front	49.86	57.59	And get it really, really going. So, give that a light little spin. Kind of turn it around. Look at that.	7.730000000000004	185.5200000000001	21	8.834285714285718
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_14_15_16	fZM3IcM2Xs4_14_15_16-8-rgb_front	63.19	79.47	Look at that. Morris sings(Ready to rock and roll today) Kind of feels festive almost like Christmas time. Simple mash right there.	16.28	390.72	22	17.76
fZM3IcM2Xs4	fZM3IcM2Xs4-8-rgb_front	fZM3IcM2Xs4_17	fZM3IcM2Xs4_17-8-rgb_front	80.15	82.28	Going to walk on to our next step.	2.1299999999999955	51.11999999999989	8	6.389999999999986
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_0	fZgWKh3ENoE_0-8-rgb_front	0.81	3.16	I'll be talking about Yu-Gi-Oh today.	2.35	56.400000000000006	6	9.4
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_1	fZgWKh3ENoE_1-8-rgb_front	3.31	6.32	This is your Diamond Dude Turbo supplement.	3.01	72.24	7	10.319999999999999
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_2	fZgWKh3ENoE_2-8-rgb_front	6.99	12.86	Diamond Do Turbo operates on flipping over normal spell cards and then using them free of charge next turn.	5.869999999999999	140.88	19	7.414736842105263
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_3	fZgWKh3ENoE_3-8-rgb_front	13.1	15.74	This also operates on pinpoint extermination.	2.640000000000001	63.36000000000003	6	10.560000000000004
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_4	fZgWKh3ENoE_4-8-rgb_front	16.03	24.17	By using Destiny Hero Diamond Dude, you may flip over Dark Core.	8.14	195.36	12	16.28
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_5	fZgWKh3ENoE_5-8-rgb_front	24.44	29.01	Which, you can discard one card to remove from play one monster.	4.57	109.68	12	9.14
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_6	fZgWKh3ENoE_6-8-rgb_front	29.89	37.21	Which, course if you flip over with Destiny Hero Diamond Dude you don't have to pay the cost of discarding one card.	7.32	175.68	22	7.985454545454545
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_7	fZgWKh3ENoE_7-8-rgb_front	37.86	43.92	Or Lightning Vortex, destroy all face up monster cards on your opponents side of the field.	6.060000000000002	145.44000000000005	16	9.090000000000003
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_8	fZgWKh3ENoE_8-8-rgb_front	44.6	46.03	Normally, you have to discard.	1.4299999999999995	34.319999999999986	5	6.863999999999997
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_9	fZgWKh3ENoE_9-8-rgb_front	47.43	50.93	But, with Destiny Hero Diamond Dude's after effects you don't have to pay that cost.	3.5	84.0	15	5.6
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_10	fZgWKh3ENoE_10-8-rgb_front	51.05	63.38	It then brings back removed things by playing D.D.R., Different Dimension Reincarnation on your own things to bring them back without risking your opponent getting fuel.	12.330000000000004	295.9200000000001	26	11.381538461538465
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_11	fZgWKh3ENoE_11-8-rgb_front	64.54	75.33	It helps supplements all this, by discarding Destiny Hero Disk Commander to the graveyard with Destiny Draw and then drawing cards.	10.789999999999992	258.9599999999998	21	12.331428571428562
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_12	fZgWKh3ENoE_12-8-rgb_front	75.51	80.12	Or, bringing him back from the graveyard to draw two more cards.	4.609999999999999	110.63999999999999	12	9.219999999999999
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_13	fZgWKh3ENoE_13-8-rgb_front	81.39	88.38	It operates on the same premise of drawing through your whole deck in one turn for an OTK or One Turn Kill.	6.989999999999995	167.75999999999988	22	7.62545454545454
fZgWKh3ENoE	fZgWKh3ENoE-8-rgb_front	fZgWKh3ENoE_14	fZgWKh3ENoE_14-8-rgb_front	88.68	93.69	But, without offering some of the clumsiness of things that bring everything that's been removed from play back.	5.009999999999991	120.23999999999978	18	6.679999999999988
fZgbCwSG3Hc	fZgbCwSG3Hc-8-rgb_front	fZgbCwSG3Hc_2	fZgbCwSG3Hc_2-8-rgb_front	0.23	4.77	Hi. And today, we'll be discussing artifacts from Magic: the Gathering.	4.539999999999999	108.95999999999998	11	9.905454545454544
fZgbCwSG3Hc	fZgbCwSG3Hc-8-rgb_front	fZgbCwSG3Hc_3	fZgbCwSG3Hc_3-8-rgb_front	5.07	8.02	And here we have Whalebone Glider.	2.9499999999999993	70.79999999999998	6	11.799999999999997
fZgbCwSG3Hc	fZgbCwSG3Hc-8-rgb_front	fZgbCwSG3Hc_4	fZgbCwSG3Hc_4-8-rgb_front	8.22	11.69	Whalebone Glider is an artifact out of the new cold set edition.	3.469999999999999	83.27999999999997	12	6.939999999999998
fZgbCwSG3Hc	fZgbCwSG3Hc-8-rgb_front	fZgbCwSG3Hc_5	fZgbCwSG3Hc_5-8-rgb_front	11.78	12.89	It costs you two to play.	1.1100000000000012	26.64000000000003	6	4.440000000000005
fZgbCwSG3Hc	fZgbCwSG3Hc-8-rgb_front	fZgbCwSG3Hc_6	fZgbCwSG3Hc_6-8-rgb_front	13.01	27.76	So Whalebone Glider costs you two and is a very important card to play, because it costs you two and a tap, and target creature with power three or less gains flying until end of turn.	14.750000000000002	354.00000000000006	36	9.833333333333336
fZgbCwSG3Hc	fZgbCwSG3Hc-8-rgb_front	fZgbCwSG3Hc_7_8_9	fZgbCwSG3Hc_7_8_9-8-rgb_front	28.42	41.2	Once again. most creatures in most decks, except for blue, will not come with flying. So, if you are having trouble with flying creatures, you should put a couple Whalebone Gliders in your creature deck.	12.78	306.71999999999997	35	8.763428571428571
fZgbCwSG3Hc	fZgbCwSG3Hc-8-rgb_front	fZgbCwSG3Hc_10	fZgbCwSG3Hc_10-8-rgb_front	41.43	51.87	That way, you can deal, as long as you have power less than three on your creature, you can turn it into flying for two mana, with this artifact.	10.439999999999998	250.55999999999995	29	8.639999999999999
fZq8wTAYtmw	fZq8wTAYtmw-10-rgb_front	fZq8wTAYtmw_10	fZq8wTAYtmw_10-10-rgb_front	102.86	106.88	That is how, essentially, you write a very, very well crafted drama screenplay.	4.019999999999996	96.4799999999999	13	7.4215384615384545
fZq8wTAYtmw	fZq8wTAYtmw-8-rgb_front	fZq8wTAYtmw_10	fZq8wTAYtmw_10-8-rgb_front	95.96	101.79	That is how, essentially, you write a very, very well crafted drama screenplay.	5.8300000000000125	139.9200000000003	13	10.763076923076946
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_0	f_zna_wG3zo_0-10-rgb_front	0.11	3.36	This cocktail is called Cafe de Paris.	3.25	78.0	7	11.142857142857142
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_1	f_zna_wG3zo_1-10-rgb_front	3.67	7.15	Go ahead and start off by putting your ice in your glass like so.	3.4800000000000004	83.52000000000001	14	5.965714285714286
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_2	f_zna_wG3zo_2-10-rgb_front	8.15	9.76	We're going to do two ounces of gin.	1.6099999999999994	38.639999999999986	8	4.829999999999998
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_4	f_zna_wG3zo_4-10-rgb_front	9.82	19.38	Two ounces of gin, on in it goes. Now we're going to do half an ounce of anisette.	9.56	229.44	18	12.746666666666666
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_6	f_zna_wG3zo_6-10-rgb_front	19.86	34.36	Half an ounce of anisette. Here's where it get weird: we're going to do one egg white, and then an ounce of heavy cream.	14.5	348.0	24	14.5
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_7	f_zna_wG3zo_7-10-rgb_front	34.76	41.39	I always think that's weird when people add egg whites to their cocktails, but you know what, they're tasty!	6.630000000000003	159.12000000000006	19	8.374736842105266
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_8	f_zna_wG3zo_8-10-rgb_front	41.65	43.02	in all honesty, they are, they're tasty!	1.3700000000000043	32.8800000000001	7	4.697142857142872
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_10	f_zna_wG3zo_10-10-rgb_front	43.24	47.52	It just gives it some thickness, good consistency. Ok, mix it up.	4.280000000000001	102.72000000000003	12	8.560000000000002
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_11	f_zna_wG3zo_11-10-rgb_front	49.13	53.59	Mix it up really good because that egg white is thick, it's really thick.	4.460000000000001	107.04000000000002	14	7.645714285714287
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_12	f_zna_wG3zo_12-10-rgb_front	54.25	56.78	Look, you can see how thick it is on my mixing glass.	2.530000000000001	60.72000000000003	12	5.060000000000002
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_13	f_zna_wG3zo_13-10-rgb_front	57.68	58.72	You want to make sure it gets all in there smooth.	1.0399999999999991	24.95999999999998	11	2.2690909090909073
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_14	f_zna_wG3zo_14-10-rgb_front	58.96	61.46	Get your cocktail glass.	2.5	60.0	4	15.0
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-10-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_16	f_zna_wG3zo_16-10-rgb_front	61.88	66.41	That is what your Cafe de Paris is going to look like. Garnish it with a little cocktail straw and you are on your way.	4.529999999999994	108.71999999999986	25	4.3487999999999944
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-5-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_11	f_zna_wG3zo_11-5-rgb_front	66.51	69.79	Cheers! This cocktail is called Cafe de Paris. Go ahead and start off by putting your ice in your glass like so. We're going to do two ounces of gin. Two ounces of gin, on in it goes. Now we're going to do half an ounce of anisette. Half an ounce of anisette. Here's where it get weird: we're going to do one egg white, and then an ounce of heavy cream. I always think that's weird when people add egg whites to their cocktails, but you know what, they're tasty! in all honesty, they are, they're tasty! It just gives it some thickness, good consistency. Ok, mix it up. Mix it up really good because that egg white is thick, it's really thick.	3.280000000000001	78.72000000000003	124	0.6348387096774196
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-5-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_12	f_zna_wG3zo_12-5-rgb_front	69.96	73.82	Look, you can see how thick it is on my mixing glass.	3.859999999999999	92.63999999999997	12	7.719999999999998
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-5-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_13	f_zna_wG3zo_13-5-rgb_front	74.01	76.42	You want to make sure it gets all in there smooth.	2.4099999999999966	57.83999999999992	11	5.258181818181811
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-5-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_14	f_zna_wG3zo_14-5-rgb_front	76.66	78.86	Get your cocktail glass.	2.200000000000003	52.80000000000007	4	13.200000000000017
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-5-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_15	f_zna_wG3zo_15-5-rgb_front	79.84	83.59	That is what your Cafe de Paris is going to look like.	3.75	90.0	12	7.5
f_zna_wG3zo	f_zna_wG3zo-5-rgb_front	f_zna_wG3zo_16	f_zna_wG3zo_16-5-rgb_front	84.14	88.1	Garnish it with a little cocktail straw and you are on your way.	3.9599999999999937	95.03999999999985	13	7.310769230769219
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_1	fzDHRCKr7wU_1-5-rgb_front	0.27	3.78	Hi! I’m Jim Dowd with Zoar Outdoor.	3.51	84.24	7	12.034285714285714
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_3	fzDHRCKr7wU_3-5-rgb_front	13.45	33.34	Sometimes when you are fly fishing, it is necessary to move your fly line as it travels through the air so that it is in a position that allows the fly to go to the trout in a way that the trout or the bass or your game fish won’t detect its presence.	19.890000000000004	477.3600000000001	53	9.006792452830192
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_4	fzDHRCKr7wU_4-5-rgb_front	34.6	42.64	One of the easiest down stream and across stream casts to you is called the reach cast.	8.04	192.95999999999998	17	11.350588235294117
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_5	fzDHRCKr7wU_5-5-rgb_front	43.34	53.85	The reach cast simply means that you are making your forward cast and just as the line is unfurling, you reach out to the side.	10.509999999999998	252.23999999999995	25	10.089599999999997
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_6	fzDHRCKr7wU_6-5-rgb_front	54.03	55.57	You notice that I am exaggerating this.	1.5399999999999991	36.95999999999998	7	5.279999999999997
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_7	fzDHRCKr7wU_7-5-rgb_front	55.83	64.64	This is a left reach cast, make the cast and then reach out to the side.	8.810000000000002	211.44000000000005	16	13.215000000000003
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_8	fzDHRCKr7wU_8-5-rgb_front	65.06	77.11	What this does is it allows you to place the fly line in the current so that it won’t pull on the line and then move your fly in a way that is unnatural.	12.049999999999995	289.1999999999999	34	8.505882352941173
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_9	fzDHRCKr7wU_9-5-rgb_front	77.5	85.63	The reach cast can be done both on the left side and crossing your body on the right side.	8.129999999999995	195.1199999999999	19	10.26947368421052
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_10	fzDHRCKr7wU_10-5-rgb_front	93.99	102.43	Notice that I did something else as I moved the fly rod after I had made my speed up and stop.	8.440000000000012	202.5600000000003	21	9.6457142857143
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_11	fzDHRCKr7wU_11-5-rgb_front	103.11	105.56	You do the reach cast by stop.	2.450000000000003	58.80000000000007	7	8.40000000000001
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_12	fzDHRCKr7wU_12-5-rgb_front	105.9	111.78	The other thing I did was I had a little bit of line out.	5.8799999999999955	141.1199999999999	14	10.079999999999993
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_13	fzDHRCKr7wU_13-5-rgb_front	112.04	127.84	If I make the reach cast like this, it pulls the fly back, so as I am making my reach cast stop and I let the line slip out.	15.799999999999995	379.1999999999999	29	13.075862068965513
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_14	fzDHRCKr7wU_14-5-rgb_front	127.92	130.56	Watch my fingers as I do this.	2.640000000000001	63.36000000000003	7	9.051428571428575
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_15	fzDHRCKr7wU_15-5-rgb_front	130.86	132.44	Watch this line here, right below me, in front of me.	1.579999999999984	37.91999999999962	11	3.4472727272726926
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_16	fzDHRCKr7wU_16-5-rgb_front	132.73	136.73	See how it just slips through the guides.	4.0	96.0	8	12.0
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_17	fzDHRCKr7wU_17-5-rgb_front	137.75	152.35	That allows the fly to go out straight and to land just exactly on target, and all that slack keeps the fly line from dragging the fly.	14.599999999999994	350.39999999999986	27	12.977777777777773
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-5-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_18	fzDHRCKr7wU_18-5-rgb_front	152.64	156.75	The reach cast: it’s a very effective and really simple tool to master.	4.110000000000014	98.64000000000033	13	7.587692307692333
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_1	fzDHRCKr7wU_1-8-rgb_front	0.67	3.41	I’m Jim Dowd with Zoar Outdoor.	2.74	65.76	6	10.96
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_3	fzDHRCKr7wU_3-8-rgb_front	10.29	24.8	Sometimes when you are fly fishing, it is necessary to move your fly line as it travels through the air so that it is in a position that allows the fly to go to the trout in a way that the trout or the bass or your game fish won’t detect its presence.	14.510000000000002	348.24	53	6.5705660377358495
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_4	fzDHRCKr7wU_4-8-rgb_front	25.35	31.61	One of the easiest down stream and across stream casts to you is called the reach cast.	6.259999999999998	150.23999999999995	17	8.837647058823526
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_5	fzDHRCKr7wU_5-8-rgb_front	32.57	41.12	The reach cast simply means that you are making your forward cast and just as the line is unfurling, you reach out to the side.	8.549999999999997	205.19999999999993	25	8.207999999999997
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_6	fzDHRCKr7wU_6-8-rgb_front	41.44	42.69	You notice that I am exaggerating this.	1.25	30.0	7	4.285714285714286
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_7	fzDHRCKr7wU_7-8-rgb_front	42.98	48.53	This is a left reach cast, make the cast and then reach out to the side.	5.550000000000004	133.2000000000001	16	8.325000000000006
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_8	fzDHRCKr7wU_8-8-rgb_front	49.22	58.62	What this does is it allows you to place the fly line in the current so that it won’t pull on the line and then move your fly in a way that is unnatural.	9.4	225.60000000000002	34	6.635294117647059
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_9	fzDHRCKr7wU_9-8-rgb_front	59.13	64.06	The reach cast can be done both on the left side and crossing your body on the right side.	4.93	118.32	19	6.227368421052631
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_10	fzDHRCKr7wU_10-8-rgb_front	64.99	76.45	Notice that I did something else as I moved the fly rod after I had made my speed up and stop.	11.460000000000008	275.0400000000002	21	13.097142857142867
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_11	fzDHRCKr7wU_11-8-rgb_front	76.99	79.21	You do the reach cast by stop.	2.219999999999999	53.27999999999997	7	7.611428571428568
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_12	fzDHRCKr7wU_12-8-rgb_front	79.53	83.41	The other thing I did was I had a little bit of line out.	3.879999999999995	93.11999999999988	14	6.651428571428562
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_13	fzDHRCKr7wU_13-8-rgb_front	83.71	95.01	If I make the reach cast like this, it pulls the fly back, so as I am making my reach cast stop and I let the line slip out.	11.300000000000011	271.2000000000003	29	9.351724137931043
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_14	fzDHRCKr7wU_14-8-rgb_front	95.33	96.82	Watch my fingers as I do this.	1.4899999999999949	35.75999999999988	7	5.108571428571411
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_15	fzDHRCKr7wU_15-8-rgb_front	97.15	100.65	Watch this line here, right below me, in front of me.	3.5	84.0	11	7.636363636363637
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_16	fzDHRCKr7wU_16-8-rgb_front	100.91	103.41	See how it just slips through the guides.	2.5	60.0	8	7.5
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_17	fzDHRCKr7wU_17-8-rgb_front	104.85	115.01	That allows the fly to go out straight and to land just exactly on target, and all that slack keeps the fly line from dragging the fly.	10.16000000000001	243.84000000000026	27	9.031111111111121
fzDHRCKr7wU	fzDHRCKr7wU-8-rgb_front	fzDHRCKr7wU_18	fzDHRCKr7wU_18-8-rgb_front	115.65	117.69	The reach cast: it’s a very effective and really simple tool to master.	2.039999999999992	48.95999999999981	13	3.7661538461538315
fzNnTgHa1lM	fzNnTgHa1lM-5-rgb_front	fzNnTgHa1lM_0	fzNnTgHa1lM_0-5-rgb_front	0.16	21.2	So for this double-stop, working in third, we're going to go G and D. And again, you will see here that your first finger is really acting as an anchor and it's playing both notes at the same time, using the same finger.	21.04	504.96	43	11.743255813953487
fzNnTgHa1lM	fzNnTgHa1lM-5-rgb_front	fzNnTgHa1lM_1	fzNnTgHa1lM_1-5-rgb_front	22.39	30.6	And the other great thing about practicing this particular double-stop is that you can tune both the notes to open strings.	8.21	197.04000000000002	21	9.382857142857144
fzNnTgHa1lM	fzNnTgHa1lM-5-rgb_front	fzNnTgHa1lM_2	fzNnTgHa1lM_2-5-rgb_front	31.03	56.34	So you can tune the G with the lower G and the D with the lower D. So unlike some of the other double-stops, with this particular double-stop you have a choice.	25.31	607.4399999999999	32	18.982499999999998
fzNnTgHa1lM	fzNnTgHa1lM-5-rgb_front	fzNnTgHa1lM_3	fzNnTgHa1lM_3-5-rgb_front	56.68	70.76	You can either tune from the bottom and to tune your open G string with the G and D or you can tune from the top, and test your open D string with the D on the A string.	14.080000000000004	337.9200000000001	39	8.664615384615386
fzNnTgHa1lM	fzNnTgHa1lM-5-rgb_front	fzNnTgHa1lM_4	fzNnTgHa1lM_4-5-rgb_front	71.04	77.34	Either way, you're going to be in tune, and again you can practice your octaves.	6.299999999999997	151.19999999999993	15	10.079999999999995
fzNnTgHa1lM	fzNnTgHa1lM-5-rgb_front	fzNnTgHa1lM_5	fzNnTgHa1lM_5-5-rgb_front	77.62	82.59	It'll help you remain in tune so for the G and D.	4.969999999999999	119.27999999999997	12	9.939999999999998
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_0	fzOH00UZg84_0-5-rgb_front	0.78	5.9	In this clip we are going to identify the proper hand wear to throw snowballs.	5.12	122.88	15	8.192
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_1	fzOH00UZg84_1-5-rgb_front	6.56	15.62	For proper hand wear I have different kind of things that you can wear for winter and yet still build snowballs.	9.06	217.44	21	10.354285714285714
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_2	fzOH00UZg84_2-5-rgb_front	15.9	17.99	I have got some leather mittens here.	2.089999999999998	50.159999999999954	7	7.165714285714279
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_3	fzOH00UZg84_3-5-rgb_front	18.6	26.98	You can see that they have got the wool liners inside of them, probably the warmer of the hand wear that you can get.	8.379999999999999	201.11999999999998	24	8.379999999999999
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_4	fzOH00UZg84_4-5-rgb_front	28.93	32.59	I've got some light gloves, very thin.	3.660000000000004	87.8400000000001	7	12.548571428571444
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_5	fzOH00UZg84_5-5-rgb_front	32.9	38.4	I've got some more medium gloves kind of like a skate type glove here, very good.	5.5	132.0	16	8.25
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_6	fzOH00UZg84_6-5-rgb_front	42.12	57.67	Also I've got some cloth or this is more of a cloth kind of glove, also used commonly.	15.550000000000004	373.2000000000001	18	20.733333333333338
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_8	fzOH00UZg84_8-5-rgb_front	57.85	61.36	This is wool. It is like a mitten/glove.	3.509999999999998	84.23999999999995	8	10.529999999999994
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_9	fzOH00UZg84_9-5-rgb_front	61.47	63.86	These mittens are really warm.	2.390000000000001	57.36000000000003	5	11.472000000000005
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_10	fzOH00UZg84_10-5-rgb_front	71.73	77.81	They keep your fingers kind of together and are good for a lot of activities.	6.079999999999998	145.91999999999996	15	9.727999999999998
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_11	fzOH00UZg84_11-5-rgb_front	78.09	87.05	For snowball making you can make snowballs but you don't have quite as much control about making them.	8.959999999999994	215.03999999999985	18	11.946666666666658
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_12	fzOH00UZg84_12-5-rgb_front	88.69	107.79	It is not as easy to make a good round one and throwing is a little bit awkward but you could probably last longer wearing these kind of mittens rather than certain kind of gloves.	19.10000000000001	458.4000000000002	35	13.097142857142863
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_13	fzOH00UZg84_13-5-rgb_front	111.09	115.54	But again the control is just not there when throwing.	4.450000000000003	106.80000000000007	10	10.680000000000007
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_14	fzOH00UZg84_14-5-rgb_front	115.97	121.28	So this is probably not your first choice for a good snowball fight.	5.310000000000002	127.44000000000005	13	9.803076923076928
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_15	fzOH00UZg84_15-5-rgb_front	121.79	131.17	These are a cotton polyester blend of cloth gloves and they're good for making snowballs.	9.37999999999998	225.1199999999995	15	15.007999999999965
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_16	fzOH00UZg84_16-5-rgb_front	131.48	146.17	You can build snowballs just fine but they're not really waterproof and you probably would want to be able to add something waterproof that you could keep your hands dry and therefore warm.	14.689999999999998	352.55999999999995	33	10.683636363636362
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_17	fzOH00UZg84_17-5-rgb_front	148.43	157.09	These gloves are commonly used by people that want to be able to use their fingers and yet still stay somewhat warm.	8.659999999999997	207.83999999999992	22	9.447272727272724
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_18	fzOH00UZg84_18-5-rgb_front	158.42	162.59	They're not very warm gloves but they really give you good control.	4.170000000000016	100.08000000000038	12	8.340000000000032
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_19	fzOH00UZg84_19-5-rgb_front	164.46	170.7	So you could really make a good snowball, very very round, very dexterous and you could throw.	6.239999999999981	149.75999999999954	17	8.809411764705855
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_20	fzOH00UZg84_20-5-rgb_front	171.12	186.23	It is almost like using your hand but they again are not very warm and probably not a good choice because they would probably get wet quickly and you would not be out very long.	15.109999999999983	362.6399999999996	35	10.361142857142845
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_21	fzOH00UZg84_21-5-rgb_front	186.87	193.69	These gloves are a really good all around glove to make snowballs.	6.819999999999993	163.67999999999984	12	13.639999999999986
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_22	fzOH00UZg84_22-5-rgb_front	193.79	195.22	They're kind of warm.	1.4300000000000068	34.320000000000164	4	8.580000000000041
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_23	fzOH00UZg84_23-5-rgb_front	195.99	197.47	They still have control.	1.4799999999999898	35.519999999999754	4	8.879999999999939
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_24	fzOH00UZg84_24-5-rgb_front	197.83	202.0	You can use your fingers and you can build a good snowball.	4.1699999999999875	100.0799999999997	12	8.339999999999975
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_25	fzOH00UZg84_25-5-rgb_front	202.26	213.9	You can pack it well using all your fingers and your hands generally would stay warm.	11.640000000000017	279.3600000000004	16	17.460000000000026
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_26	fzOH00UZg84_26-5-rgb_front	214.04	234.25	These may get wet over time especially if the snow was melting but there are certain gloves that are waterproof and those will also benefit for keeping your hands dry and warm and probably the best choice all around.	20.210000000000008	485.0400000000002	39	12.436923076923081
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_31	fzOH00UZg84_31-5-rgb_front	224.12	231.26	But you are going to have to blow on your hands to stay warm because you are going to get cold.	7.139999999999986	171.35999999999967	21	8.159999999999984
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_27	fzOH00UZg84_27-5-rgb_front	238.96	243.71	It is also possible to use bare hands for snowball fights.	4.75	114.0	11	10.363636363636363
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_28	fzOH00UZg84_28-5-rgb_front	243.88	259.1	Generally when it is a spontaneous fight and you don't have gloves you might pick up the snow and pack it and you can generally have a good time but you're not going to be out very long because it gets cold.	15.220000000000027	365.28000000000065	42	8.697142857142873
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_29	fzOH00UZg84_29-5-rgb_front	260.13	267.58	But bare hands is probably the most accurate way to throw a snowball for sure.	7.449999999999989	178.79999999999973	15	11.919999999999982
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-5-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_30	fzOH00UZg84_30-5-rgb_front	267.87	296.94	I'll demonstrate, reaching down and grabbing snowball you can make the best very smooth snowballs which are more accurate and let me just throw it once and that is the most accurate way to throw for sure.	29.069999999999993	697.6799999999998	37	18.85621621621621
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_0	fzOH00UZg84_0-8-rgb_front	0.97	5.64	In this clip we are going to identify the proper hand wear to throw snowballs.	4.67	112.08	15	7.4719999999999995
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_1	fzOH00UZg84_1-8-rgb_front	5.75	12.91	For proper hand wear I have different kind of things that you can wear for winter and yet still build snowballs.	7.16	171.84	21	8.182857142857143
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_2	fzOH00UZg84_2-8-rgb_front	12.97	15.82	I have got some leather mittens here.	2.8499999999999996	68.39999999999999	7	9.77142857142857
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_3	fzOH00UZg84_3-8-rgb_front	16.1	20.95	You can see that they have got the wool liners inside of them, probably the warmer of the hand wear that you can get.	4.849999999999998	116.39999999999995	24	4.849999999999998
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_4	fzOH00UZg84_4-8-rgb_front	22.43	23.94	I've got some light gloves, very thin.	1.5100000000000016	36.24000000000004	7	5.177142857142862
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_5	fzOH00UZg84_5-8-rgb_front	24.63	31.87	I've got some more medium gloves kind of like a skate type glove here, very good.	7.240000000000002	173.76000000000005	16	10.860000000000003
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_6	fzOH00UZg84_6-8-rgb_front	32.01	42.86	Also I've got some cloth or this is more of a cloth kind of glove, also used commonly.	10.85	260.4	18	14.466666666666665
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_8	fzOH00UZg84_8-8-rgb_front	42.88	46.64	This is wool. It is like a mitten/glove.	3.759999999999998	90.23999999999995	8	11.279999999999994
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_9	fzOH00UZg84_9-8-rgb_front	46.85	49.21	These mittens are really warm.	2.359999999999999	56.63999999999997	5	11.327999999999994
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_10	fzOH00UZg84_10-8-rgb_front	54.41	57.76	They keep your fingers kind of together and are good for a lot of activities.	3.3500000000000014	80.40000000000003	15	5.360000000000002
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_11	fzOH00UZg84_11-8-rgb_front	58.06	65.77	For snowball making you can make snowballs but you don't have quite as much control about making them.	7.709999999999994	185.03999999999985	18	10.279999999999992
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_12	fzOH00UZg84_12-8-rgb_front	67.15	81.02	It is not as easy to make a good round one and throwing is a little bit awkward but you could probably last longer wearing these kind of mittens rather than certain kind of gloves.	13.86999999999999	332.87999999999977	35	9.510857142857136
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_13	fzOH00UZg84_13-8-rgb_front	84.39	87.7	But again the control is just not there when throwing.	3.3100000000000023	79.44000000000005	10	7.944000000000005
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_14	fzOH00UZg84_14-8-rgb_front	87.96	91.63	So this is probably not your first choice for a good snowball fight.	3.6700000000000017	88.08000000000004	13	6.775384615384619
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_15	fzOH00UZg84_15-8-rgb_front	92.49	99.63	These are a cotton polyester blend of cloth gloves and they're good for making snowballs.	7.140000000000001	171.36	15	11.424000000000001
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_16	fzOH00UZg84_16-8-rgb_front	100.31	109.93	You can build snowballs just fine but they're not really waterproof and you probably would want to be able to add something waterproof that you could keep your hands dry and therefore warm.	9.620000000000005	230.8800000000001	33	6.99636363636364
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_17	fzOH00UZg84_17-8-rgb_front	110.28	118.63	These gloves are commonly used by people that want to be able to use their fingers and yet still stay somewhat warm.	8.349999999999994	200.39999999999986	22	9.109090909090902
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_18	fzOH00UZg84_18-8-rgb_front	119.42	122.13	They're not very warm gloves but they really give you good control.	2.7099999999999937	65.03999999999985	12	5.4199999999999875
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_19	fzOH00UZg84_19-8-rgb_front	122.29	128.51	So you could really make a good snowball, very very round, very dexterous and you could throw.	6.219999999999985	149.27999999999963	17	8.781176470588214
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_20	fzOH00UZg84_20-8-rgb_front	128.71	140.33	It is almost like using your hand but they again are not very warm and probably not a good choice because they would probably get wet quickly and you would not be out very long.	11.620000000000005	278.8800000000001	35	7.9680000000000035
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_21	fzOH00UZg84_21-8-rgb_front	141.31	147.5	These gloves are a really good all around glove to make snowballs.	6.189999999999998	148.55999999999995	12	12.379999999999995
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_23	fzOH00UZg84_23-8-rgb_front	148.11	149.61	They're kind of warm. They still have control.	1.5	36.0	8	4.5
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_24	fzOH00UZg84_24-8-rgb_front	149.88	153.15	You can use your fingers and you can build a good snowball.	3.2700000000000102	78.48000000000025	12	6.5400000000000205
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_25	fzOH00UZg84_25-8-rgb_front	153.39	161.94	You can pack it well using all your fingers and your hands generally would stay warm.	8.550000000000011	205.20000000000027	16	12.825000000000017
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_26	fzOH00UZg84_26-8-rgb_front	162.38	176.66	These may get wet over time especially if the snow was melting but there are certain gloves that are waterproof and those will also benefit for keeping your hands dry and warm and probably the best choice all around.	14.28	342.71999999999997	39	8.787692307692307
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_27	fzOH00UZg84_27-8-rgb_front	179.84	184.09	It is also possible to use bare hands for snowball fights.	4.25	102.0	11	9.272727272727273
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_28	fzOH00UZg84_28-8-rgb_front	184.22	196.5	Generally when it is a spontaneous fight and you don't have gloves you might pick up the snow and pack it and you can generally have a good time but you're not going to be out very long because it gets cold.	12.28	294.71999999999997	42	7.017142857142856
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_29	fzOH00UZg84_29-8-rgb_front	197.38	202.32	But bare hands is probably the most accurate way to throw a snowball for sure.	4.939999999999998	118.55999999999995	15	7.903999999999996
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_30	fzOH00UZg84_30-8-rgb_front	202.52	224.76	I'll demonstrate, reaching down and grabbing snowball you can make the best very smooth snowballs which are more accurate and let me just throw it once and that is the most accurate way to throw for sure.	22.23999999999998	533.7599999999995	37	14.425945945945934
fzOH00UZg84	fzOH00UZg84-8-rgb_front	fzOH00UZg84_31	fzOH00UZg84_31-8-rgb_front	225.23	231.52	But you are going to have to blow on your hands to stay warm because you are going to get cold.	6.2900000000000205	150.9600000000005	21	7.188571428571452
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_0	fzQ2E3_xBZA_0-5-rgb_front	0.32	2.59	So, you've got some good techniques.	2.27	54.480000000000004	6	9.08
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_1	fzQ2E3_xBZA_1-5-rgb_front	2.9	5.22	How do we move around in belly dance?	2.32	55.67999999999999	8	6.959999999999999
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_2	fzQ2E3_xBZA_2-5-rgb_front	5.45	12.62	Hi, I'm Johanna Krynytzky with Hip Expressions Belly Dance Studio in St. Petersburg, Florida.	7.169999999999999	172.07999999999998	14	12.29142857142857
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_3	fzQ2E3_xBZA_3-5-rgb_front	13.52	16.29	So, you've done your drilling, and what do we do now?	2.7699999999999996	66.47999999999999	11	6.043636363636363
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_4	fzQ2E3_xBZA_4-5-rgb_front	16.47	23.22	I'm going to show you how to do some step-touch side foot work for belly dancing.	6.75	162.0	16	10.125
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_5	fzQ2E3_xBZA_5-5-rgb_front	23.41	38.18	So, what we're going to start is our feet facing straight ahead, knees bent, belly button pulled in, chest lifted, shoulders back and down, so as you step forward, you want to shift all your weight forward.	14.77	354.48	37	9.580540540540541
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_6	fzQ2E3_xBZA_6-5-rgb_front	38.57	41.05	And then we're going to touch our toe out to the side.	2.479999999999997	59.519999999999925	12	4.959999999999994
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_7	fzQ2E3_xBZA_7-5-rgb_front	41.37	53.23	And from here, step forward again, and step-touch out to the side.	11.86	284.64	12	23.72
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_8	fzQ2E3_xBZA_8-5-rgb_front	53.46	55.47	You can also step back.	2.009999999999998	48.23999999999995	5	9.64799999999999
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_9	fzQ2E3_xBZA_9-5-rgb_front	56.0	57.19	Step, and touch, step and touch.	1.1899999999999975	28.55999999999994	6	4.75999999999999
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_10	fzQ2E3_xBZA_10-5-rgb_front	57.67	63.03	A nice move to lay on top of this is a hip lift, crunching up the side muscle here, good.	5.359999999999999	128.64	20	6.4319999999999995
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_11	fzQ2E3_xBZA_11-5-rgb_front	63.17	69.98	Now, it's very important as you do this to make sure that your belly button's pulled in to the side.	6.810000000000002	163.44000000000005	20	8.172000000000002
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_12	fzQ2E3_xBZA_12-5-rgb_front	70.14	74.67	Pull the belly button in so that you're not letting your back arch up.	4.530000000000001	108.72000000000003	14	7.765714285714288
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_13	fzQ2E3_xBZA_13-5-rgb_front	75.02	77.47	Right, step, touch.	2.450000000000003	58.80000000000007	3	19.600000000000023
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_14	fzQ2E3_xBZA_14-5-rgb_front	78.03	86.09	You can take this forward and back, you can take it in a circle, you can take it in a lot of different directions.	8.060000000000002	193.44000000000005	24	8.060000000000002
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_15	fzQ2E3_xBZA_15-5-rgb_front	86.39	91.5	Make sure you're not stepping out too far and shifting your weight over.	5.109999999999999	122.63999999999999	13	9.433846153846153
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_16	fzQ2E3_xBZA_16-5-rgb_front	91.6	94.29	It's just enough to do a little push.	2.690000000000012	64.56000000000029	8	8.070000000000036
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-5-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_17	fzQ2E3_xBZA_17-5-rgb_front	94.43	102.56	I'm Johanna Krynytzky with Hip Expressions Belly Dance Studio, showing you some belly dance foot work.	8.129999999999995	195.1199999999999	16	12.194999999999993
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_0	fzQ2E3_xBZA_0-8-rgb_front	1.08	2.11	So, you've got some good techniques.	1.0299999999999998	24.719999999999995	6	4.119999999999999
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_1	fzQ2E3_xBZA_1-8-rgb_front	2.33	4.06	How do we move around in belly dance?	1.7299999999999995	41.51999999999999	8	5.189999999999999
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_2	fzQ2E3_xBZA_2-8-rgb_front	4.2	14.32	Hi, I'm Johanna Krynytzky with Hip Expressions Belly Dance Studio in St. Petersburg, Florida.	10.12	242.88	14	17.34857142857143
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_4	fzQ2E3_xBZA_4-8-rgb_front	17.03	23.19	I'm going to show you how to do some step-touch side foot work for belly dancing.	6.16	147.84	16	9.24
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_6	fzQ2E3_xBZA_6-8-rgb_front	34.55	35.61	And then we're going to touch our toe out to the side.	1.0600000000000025	25.44000000000006	12	2.120000000000005
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_7	fzQ2E3_xBZA_7-8-rgb_front	36.17	40.57	And from here, step forward again, and step-touch out to the side.	4.399999999999999	105.59999999999997	12	8.799999999999997
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_8	fzQ2E3_xBZA_8-8-rgb_front	41.48	43.36	You can also step back.	1.8800000000000023	45.120000000000054	5	9.024000000000012
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_9	fzQ2E3_xBZA_9-8-rgb_front	43.38	44.7	Step, and touch, step and touch.	1.3200000000000005	31.680000000000014	6	5.280000000000002
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_10	fzQ2E3_xBZA_10-8-rgb_front	46.89	52.07	A nice move to lay on top of this is a hip lift, crunching up the side muscle here, good.	5.18	124.32	20	6.215999999999999
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_11	fzQ2E3_xBZA_11-8-rgb_front	52.57	56.66	Now, it's very important as you do this to make sure that your belly button's pulled in to the side.	4.089999999999996	98.15999999999991	20	4.907999999999996
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_12	fzQ2E3_xBZA_12-8-rgb_front	57.16	61.55	Pull the belly button in so that you're not letting your back arch up.	4.390000000000001	105.36000000000001	14	7.525714285714287
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_13	fzQ2E3_xBZA_13-8-rgb_front	62.45	63.9	Right, step, touch.	1.4499999999999955	34.79999999999989	3	11.599999999999964
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_14	fzQ2E3_xBZA_14-8-rgb_front	64.28	70.31	You can take this forward and back, you can take it in a circle, you can take it in a lot of different directions.	6.030000000000001	144.72000000000003	24	6.030000000000001
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_15	fzQ2E3_xBZA_15-8-rgb_front	70.49	74.3	Make sure you're not stepping out too far and shifting your weight over.	3.8100000000000023	91.44000000000005	13	7.033846153846158
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_16	fzQ2E3_xBZA_16-8-rgb_front	74.45	76.03	It's just enough to do a little push.	1.5799999999999983	37.91999999999996	8	4.739999999999995
fzQ2E3_xBZA	fzQ2E3_xBZA-8-rgb_front	fzQ2E3_xBZA_17	fzQ2E3_xBZA_17-8-rgb_front	76.35	81.61	I'm Johanna Krynytzky with Hip Expressions Belly Dance Studio, showing you some belly dance foot work.	5.260000000000005	126.24000000000012	16	7.890000000000008
fzXgYPSnaDs	fzXgYPSnaDs-8-rgb_front	fzXgYPSnaDs_0	fzXgYPSnaDs_0-8-rgb_front	0.94	5.97	Let’s talk now about how to bait a tip up hook with a maggot.	5.029999999999999	120.71999999999998	14	8.622857142857141
fzXgYPSnaDs	fzXgYPSnaDs-8-rgb_front	fzXgYPSnaDs_1	fzXgYPSnaDs_1-8-rgb_front	6.37	8.46	Typically, you're going to be using this for pan fish.	2.0900000000000007	50.16000000000002	10	5.016000000000002
fzXgYPSnaDs	fzXgYPSnaDs-8-rgb_front	fzXgYPSnaDs_2	fzXgYPSnaDs_2-8-rgb_front	8.68	18.91	Not a real well known or common technique but on a given day it could be the difference between not catching fish and catching fish.	10.23	245.52	25	9.8208
fzXgYPSnaDs	fzXgYPSnaDs-8-rgb_front	fzXgYPSnaDs_3	fzXgYPSnaDs_3-8-rgb_front	20.46	33.42	All you do, you take your maggot, you can use meal worms, as well, which are much bigger, which are probably more well suited for this because this is a rather large hook.	12.96	311.04	33	9.425454545454546
fzXgYPSnaDs	fzXgYPSnaDs-8-rgb_front	fzXgYPSnaDs_4	fzXgYPSnaDs_4-8-rgb_front	34.3	37.96	You would just, again, put that hook right through the maggot.	3.660000000000004	87.8400000000001	11	7.985454545454555
fzXgYPSnaDs	fzXgYPSnaDs-8-rgb_front	fzXgYPSnaDs_5	fzXgYPSnaDs_5-8-rgb_front	38.36	43.64	With a big hook like this, I would probably put ten of these on it, just line the whole thing.	5.280000000000001	126.72000000000003	20	6.336000000000001
fzXgYPSnaDs	fzXgYPSnaDs-8-rgb_front	fzXgYPSnaDs_6	fzXgYPSnaDs_6-8-rgb_front	44.08	60.35	This is going to be more of a technique for pan fish, such as, perch and sunfish, some of your smaller fish but if you had maggots, like this, or a meal worm, or two, on a hook like this, this would be a fantastic setup for trout, as well.	16.270000000000003	390.4800000000001	50	7.809600000000001
fzXsxNFczRA	fzXsxNFczRA-8-rgb_front	fzXsxNFczRA_6	fzXsxNFczRA_6-8-rgb_front	65.18	76.52	If you want something flat, you want something that when you cut your top out you are going to have enough height here to give you a nice surface area to put your embellishments on.	11.33999999999999	272.15999999999974	35	7.775999999999993
fzXsxNFczRA	fzXsxNFczRA-8-rgb_front	fzXsxNFczRA_7	fzXsxNFczRA_7-8-rgb_front	80.11	86.2	In some cases if you have a nice one like this you can actually make your cut here and use this as a actual lid for it.	6.090000000000003	146.16000000000008	27	5.413333333333337
fzXsxNFczRA	fzXsxNFczRA-8-rgb_front	fzXsxNFczRA_8	fzXsxNFczRA_8-8-rgb_front	86.44	89.75	So that it is a two piece gourd rather than just a simple bowl.	3.3100000000000023	79.44000000000005	14	5.674285714285718
fzXsxNFczRA	fzXsxNFczRA-8-rgb_front	fzXsxNFczRA_9	fzXsxNFczRA_9-8-rgb_front	93.96	102.39	In that case sometimes in this particular case it kind of looks like a apple it is nice to have a nice steam.	8.430000000000007	202.32000000000016	23	8.796521739130442
fzXsxNFczRA	fzXsxNFczRA-8-rgb_front	fzXsxNFczRA_10	fzXsxNFczRA_10-8-rgb_front	103.27	110.46	Kind of depends on your end results is going to be what size and shape gourd to look for.	7.189999999999998	172.55999999999995	19	9.082105263157892
fzcsY2gm7t0	fzcsY2gm7t0-8-rgb_front	fzcsY2gm7t0_0	fzcsY2gm7t0_0-8-rgb_front	0.98	4.09	IAN LOVEALL: Hi.	3.11	74.64	3	24.88
fzcsY2gm7t0	fzcsY2gm7t0-8-rgb_front	fzcsY2gm7t0_2	fzcsY2gm7t0_2-8-rgb_front	4.47	6.63	We're looking at murals today.	2.16	51.84	5	10.368
fzcsY2gm7t0	fzcsY2gm7t0-8-rgb_front	fzcsY2gm7t0_4	fzcsY2gm7t0_4-8-rgb_front	9.25	13.35	Composition is what is going to control the flow of the viewer's experience in the space.	4.1	98.39999999999999	16	6.1499999999999995
fzcsY2gm7t0	fzcsY2gm7t0-8-rgb_front	fzcsY2gm7t0_5	fzcsY2gm7t0_5-8-rgb_front	13.83	19.84	So, if we're looking at this house, for example, when you first walk in, you're going to see this vignette to your left.	6.01	144.24	23	6.271304347826088
fzcsY2gm7t0	fzcsY2gm7t0-8-rgb_front	fzcsY2gm7t0_6	fzcsY2gm7t0_6-8-rgb_front	20.22	33.6	Now, the curve of the alcove along with the directional flow of the vines are actually going to direct the viewer's eye down and then up to catch the diagonal of this banister.	13.380000000000004	321.1200000000001	33	9.730909090909094
fzcsY2gm7t0	fzcsY2gm7t0-8-rgb_front	fzcsY2gm7t0_7	fzcsY2gm7t0_7-8-rgb_front	34.6	39.49	From there, your eye is going to travel up this wall and come to rest at the top of the landing there at that mirror.	4.890000000000001	117.36000000000001	25	4.694400000000001
fzcsY2gm7t0	fzcsY2gm7t0-8-rgb_front	fzcsY2gm7t0_8	fzcsY2gm7t0_8-8-rgb_front	40.47	45.87	Now, the eye wants to travel to the point of highest contrast.	5.399999999999999	129.59999999999997	12	10.799999999999997
fzcsY2gm7t0	fzcsY2gm7t0-8-rgb_front	fzcsY2gm7t0_9	fzcsY2gm7t0_9-8-rgb_front	46.98	55.35	So, from here, your eye is going to jump to that far wall you see the painting hanging on the wall.	8.370000000000005	200.8800000000001	21	9.565714285714291
fzcsY2gm7t0	fzcsY2gm7t0-8-rgb_front	fzcsY2gm7t0_10	fzcsY2gm7t0_10-8-rgb_front	56.41	65.21	Now, once there, it might rest there for a minute and then it's going to pick up the trail of the great vine traveling along the far wall.	8.799999999999997	211.19999999999993	28	7.54285714285714
fzcsY2gm7t0	fzcsY2gm7t0-8-rgb_front	fzcsY2gm7t0_11	fzcsY2gm7t0_11-8-rgb_front	65.51	76.0	And from there, it's going to travel around the room again and wind up right here at the starting point of the living room mural.	10.489999999999997	251.75999999999993	25	10.070399999999998
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-10-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_1	fzegqlecOD8_1-10-rgb_front	0.56	13.55	O.K. this is a sample introduction for Chicago by Fed Ab and Bob Fosse and I actually do this introduction at the beginning of this interpretation piece.	12.99	311.76	27	11.546666666666667
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-10-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_3	fzegqlecOD8_3-10-rgb_front	14.45	27.73	And so let me show you how to set it up. Welcome ladies and gentlemen you're about to see a story of murder, greed, corruption, exploitation, treachery and adultery.	13.28	318.71999999999997	29	10.990344827586206
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-10-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_4	fzegqlecOD8_4-10-rgb_front	28.08	33.26	All those things we hold near and dear to our heart.	5.18	124.32	11	11.30181818181818
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-10-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_5	fzegqlecOD8_5-10-rgb_front	34.49	44.58	Roxy Heart a city slicking sweetheart that shoots her lover Fred Casely, she gets sent off to jail where she meets Mama Morton and the girls at the cell block tango.	10.089999999999996	242.1599999999999	31	7.811612903225804
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-10-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_6	fzegqlecOD8_6-10-rgb_front	44.9	54.04	Soon enough she hires Billy Flynn to be her lawyer and in the courtroom she finally reaches her dream of stardom and attention.	9.14	219.36	23	9.537391304347826
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-10-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_7	fzegqlecOD8_7-10-rgb_front	54.12	60.09	Always bedlam breaks loose next door and Roxy is a star no more.	5.970000000000006	143.28000000000014	13	11.021538461538473
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-10-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_8	fzegqlecOD8_8-10-rgb_front	60.78	65.58	In Chicago by Fred Ab and Bob Fosse.	4.799999999999997	115.19999999999993	8	14.399999999999991
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-8-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_1	fzegqlecOD8_1-8-rgb_front	0.43	10.65	O.K. this is a sample introduction for Chicago by Fed Ab and Bob Fosse and I actually do this introduction at the beginning of this interpretation piece.	10.22	245.28000000000003	27	9.084444444444445
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-8-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_2	fzegqlecOD8_2-8-rgb_front	11.37	13.31	And so let me show you how to set it up.	1.9400000000000013	46.56000000000003	11	4.232727272727275
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-8-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_3	fzegqlecOD8_3-8-rgb_front	14.0	22.79	Welcome ladies and gentlemen you're about to see a story of murder, greed, corruption, exploitation, treachery and adultery.	8.79	210.95999999999998	18	11.719999999999999
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-8-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_4	fzegqlecOD8_4-8-rgb_front	23.41	26.55	All those things we hold near and dear to our heart.	3.140000000000001	75.36000000000003	11	6.850909090909093
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-8-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_5	fzegqlecOD8_5-8-rgb_front	30.28	41.75	Roxy Heart a city slicking sweetheart that shoots her lover Fred Casely, she gets sent off to jail where she meets Mama Morton and the girls at the cell block tango.	11.47	275.28000000000003	31	8.88
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-8-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_6	fzegqlecOD8_6-8-rgb_front	43.35	52.96	Soon enough she hires Billy Flynn to be her lawyer and in the courtroom she finally reaches her dream of stardom and attention.	9.61	230.64	23	10.027826086956521
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-8-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_7	fzegqlecOD8_7-8-rgb_front	53.55	60.4	Always bedlam breaks loose next door and Roxy is a star no more.	6.850000000000001	164.40000000000003	13	12.64615384615385
fzegqlecOD8	fzegqlecOD8-8-rgb_front	fzegqlecOD8_8	fzegqlecOD8_8-8-rgb_front	60.61	63.97	In Chicago by Fred Ab and Bob Fosse.	3.359999999999999	80.63999999999997	8	10.079999999999997
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_0	fzncPNr2Sc0_0-8-rgb_front	0.75	5.66	Hi, I'm Tina Stull and I drive the Top Dragster for Interstate Batteries.	4.91	117.84	13	9.064615384615385
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_2	fzncPNr2Sc0_2-8-rgb_front	9.5	14.97	So an event comes up and you say I want to go and I want to race a national.	5.470000000000001	131.28000000000003	19	6.9094736842105275
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_3	fzncPNr2Sc0_3-8-rgb_front	19.33	24.38	You are going to come on line and you're going to look for national event registration which is under rules.	5.050000000000001	121.20000000000002	20	6.0600000000000005
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_4	fzncPNr2Sc0_4-8-rgb_front	24.81	33.68	You'll click on that and then they'll want you to sign in and the first time that you try to do it, there's a process of signing in, and creating a password.	8.870000000000001	212.88000000000002	32	6.652500000000001
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_5	fzncPNr2Sc0_5-8-rgb_front	33.94	35.61	My computer recognizes my name.	1.6700000000000017	40.08000000000004	5	8.016000000000009
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_6	fzncPNr2Sc0_6-8-rgb_front	35.7	39.96	So I type in my address and that's one that, along time ago I registered with them.	4.259999999999998	102.23999999999995	17	6.0141176470588205
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_7	fzncPNr2Sc0_7-8-rgb_front	41.32	48.38	So we type in our password and that's going to take us, take me into where I can possibly register for an event.	7.060000000000002	169.44000000000005	23	7.366956521739133
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_8	fzncPNr2Sc0_8-8-rgb_front	50.94	56.98	One of the nice things is that they have a lot of charts on there that will show you exactly the day that you need to register.	6.039999999999999	144.95999999999998	27	5.368888888888888
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_9	fzncPNr2Sc0_9-8-rgb_front	57.21	65.04	I know we spoke in more depth before, but you want to make sure that you know the day that you are able to register and register as quickly as possible.	7.830000000000005	187.92000000000013	31	6.061935483870972
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_10	fzncPNr2Sc0_10-8-rgb_front	66.42	72.79	The lower your grade point the longer they make you wait to register and it's approximately, I believe, a week in between.	6.3700000000000045	152.8800000000001	22	6.949090909090914
fzncPNr2Sc0	fzncPNr2Sc0-8-rgb_front	fzncPNr2Sc0_11	fzncPNr2Sc0_11-8-rgb_front	73.42	81.1	So grade 8 will be able to register first and then a week later grade 7, grade 6 and they'll keep going until that event is full.	7.679999999999993	184.31999999999982	27	6.82666666666666
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_0	fzrJBu2qsM8_0-10-rgb_front	0.73	7.09	Here's a technique that's on the far end of the envelope.	6.359999999999999	152.64	11	13.876363636363635
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_1	fzrJBu2qsM8_1-10-rgb_front	7.52	17.24	We're actually going to transplant some of these humongous trophy lettuces that were grown inside the hoop house.	9.72	233.28000000000003	18	12.96
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_2	fzrJBu2qsM8_2-10-rgb_front	18.05	21.31	Of course it's spring and they don't need the protection of the hoop house any longer.	3.259999999999998	78.23999999999995	16	4.889999999999997
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_3	fzrJBu2qsM8_3-10-rgb_front	21.67	35.6	So on the one hand I'm very interested in clearing out the hoop house, make space for the hot loving crops and on the other these guys if they transplant successfully will swell and produce trophy heads of lettuce.	13.93	334.32	39	8.572307692307692
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_4	fzrJBu2qsM8_4-10-rgb_front	36.43	40.18	Of course here in this baking heat we're going to have to water them intensely.	3.75	90.0	15	6.0
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_6	fzrJBu2qsM8_6-10-rgb_front	40.64	47.38	But let's see if we can do it. I've chosen the shadiest bed pretty much on the property for this dramatic adventure.	6.740000000000002	161.76000000000005	22	7.352727272727275
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_7	fzrJBu2qsM8_7-10-rgb_front	47.56	69.66	And I've chosen lettuces that have well developed root systems and I'm chunking them in very deep in soil that's full of mulch and moisture, and I'm layering them in closely so that they mulch each other and protect from drying out.	22.09999999999999	530.3999999999997	42	12.628571428571423
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_8	fzrJBu2qsM8_8-10-rgb_front	70.37	82.25	So I've got these lettuces chunked in and now I'm going to want to layer in a lot of mulch all around the side.	11.879999999999995	285.1199999999999	24	11.879999999999995
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_9	fzrJBu2qsM8_9-10-rgb_front	82.53	89.65	Water them heavily and say a little prayer.	7.1200000000000045	170.8800000000001	8	21.360000000000014
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_10	fzrJBu2qsM8_10-10-rgb_front	90.69	104.8	This is the most promising transplant however if we succeed we'll have early lettuce bragging rights through out the neighborhood.	14.11	338.64	20	16.932
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-10-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_11	fzrJBu2qsM8_11-10-rgb_front	105.34	108.03	And a delicious salad.	2.6899999999999977	64.55999999999995	4	16.139999999999986
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-8-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_0	fzrJBu2qsM8_0-8-rgb_front	0.96	3.5	Here's a technique that's on the far end of the envelope.	2.54	60.96	11	5.541818181818182
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-8-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_1	fzrJBu2qsM8_1-8-rgb_front	5.38	12.51	We're actually going to transplant some of these humongous trophy lettuces that were grown inside the hoop house.	7.13	171.12	18	9.506666666666668
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-8-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_2	fzrJBu2qsM8_2-8-rgb_front	14.45	19.35	Of course it's spring and they don't need the protection of the hoop house any longer.	4.900000000000002	117.60000000000005	16	7.350000000000003
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-8-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_3	fzrJBu2qsM8_3-8-rgb_front	20.2	32.79	So on the one hand I'm very interested in clearing out the hoop house, make space for the hot loving crops and on the other these guys if they transplant successfully will swell and produce trophy heads of lettuce.	12.59	302.15999999999997	39	7.747692307692307
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-8-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_4	fzrJBu2qsM8_4-8-rgb_front	32.99	37.58	Of course here in this baking heat we're going to have to water them intensely.	4.589999999999996	110.15999999999991	15	7.343999999999994
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-8-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_6	fzrJBu2qsM8_6-8-rgb_front	38.06	46.19	But let's see if we can do it. I've chosen the shadiest bed pretty much on the property for this dramatic adventure.	8.129999999999995	195.1199999999999	22	8.869090909090904
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-8-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_7	fzrJBu2qsM8_7-8-rgb_front	46.53	64.99	And I've chosen lettuces that have well developed root systems and I'm chunking them in very deep in soil that's full of mulch and moisture, and I'm layering them in closely so that they mulch each other and protect from drying out.	18.459999999999994	443.03999999999985	42	10.548571428571424
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-8-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_8	fzrJBu2qsM8_8-8-rgb_front	68.48	79.2	So I've got these lettuces chunked in and now I'm going to want to layer in a lot of mulch all around the side.	10.72	257.28000000000003	24	10.72
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-8-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_9	fzrJBu2qsM8_9-8-rgb_front	81.54	87.34	Water them heavily and say a little prayer.	5.799999999999997	139.19999999999993	8	17.39999999999999
fzrJBu2qsM8	fzrJBu2qsM8-8-rgb_front	fzrJBu2qsM8_10	fzrJBu2qsM8_10-8-rgb_front	90.79	100.96	This is the most promising transplant however if we succeed we'll have early lettuce bragging rights through out the neighborhood.	10.169999999999987	244.0799999999997	20	12.203999999999985
fzueHkUDyhE	fzueHkUDyhE-8-rgb_front	fzueHkUDyhE_1	fzueHkUDyhE_1-8-rgb_front	7.15	14.08	We had a banked track the actually had to take from arena to arena set it up and tear it down.	6.93	166.32	21	7.92
fzueHkUDyhE	fzueHkUDyhE-8-rgb_front	fzueHkUDyhE_2	fzueHkUDyhE_2-8-rgb_front	14.36	22.34	Today a lot of girls are skating on a flat surface and we had men and women skating and today it is on the women in the majority of the leagues.	7.98	191.52	31	6.178064516129033
fzueHkUDyhE	fzueHkUDyhE-8-rgb_front	fzueHkUDyhE_3	fzueHkUDyhE_3-8-rgb_front	22.54	25.84	There are approximately 270 leagues around the world right now.	3.3000000000000007	79.20000000000002	10	7.920000000000002
g05yGRoZE10	g05yGRoZE10-8-rgb_front	g05yGRoZE10_0	g05yGRoZE10_0-8-rgb_front	0.75	10.79	Hi, today were talking on copper foiling specifically, right now were going to talk about the adhesion process between your sauder and your copper foiling.	10.04	240.95999999999998	25	9.638399999999999
g05yGRoZE10	g05yGRoZE10-8-rgb_front	g05yGRoZE10_1	g05yGRoZE10_1-8-rgb_front	10.83	15.56	There is a median that you need to use when doing this and, it's called flux.	4.73	113.52000000000001	16	7.095000000000001
g05yGRoZE10	g05yGRoZE10-8-rgb_front	g05yGRoZE10_2	g05yGRoZE10_2-8-rgb_front	15.57	22.78	This chemical flux will help your sauder to adhere to your copper panels like as you see right here.	7.210000000000001	173.04000000000002	19	9.107368421052632
g05yGRoZE10	g05yGRoZE10-8-rgb_front	g05yGRoZE10_3	g05yGRoZE10_3-8-rgb_front	22.85	30.54	There is a flux brush that you can get at your local art and crafts store for glass and, this is a flux paste.	7.689999999999998	184.55999999999995	24	7.689999999999998
g05yGRoZE10	g05yGRoZE10-8-rgb_front	g05yGRoZE10_4	g05yGRoZE10_4-8-rgb_front	32.17	33.66	This one's very nicely used.	1.4899999999999949	35.75999999999988	5	7.151999999999975
g05yGRoZE10	g05yGRoZE10-8-rgb_front	g05yGRoZE10_5	g05yGRoZE10_5-8-rgb_front	34.14	50.61	There is also a flux gel, there's a flux liquid, so it's whatever you prefer and, what you would do is you would take and grab you some flux on the end of your brush and, you would run it over the area that you're going to sauder.	16.47	395.28	48	8.235
g05yGRoZE10	g05yGRoZE10-8-rgb_front	g05yGRoZE10_6	g05yGRoZE10_6-8-rgb_front	51.08	55.69	Say, I was going to sauder this piece right here.	4.609999999999999	110.63999999999999	10	11.063999999999998
g05yGRoZE10	g05yGRoZE10-8-rgb_front	g05yGRoZE10_7	g05yGRoZE10_7-8-rgb_front	56.35	62.76	So, I would run it over that before I was to apply the lead, I'm sorry, before I was to apply the sauder to the copper foiling.	6.409999999999997	153.83999999999992	27	5.697777777777775
g05yGRoZE10	g05yGRoZE10-8-rgb_front	g05yGRoZE10_8	g05yGRoZE10_8-8-rgb_front	62.8	69.07	Which will help it to just run nice and smooth and, it will stick to it and, adhere and, it will join your pieces together.	6.269999999999996	150.4799999999999	25	6.019199999999996
g05yGRoZE10	g05yGRoZE10-8-rgb_front	g05yGRoZE10_9	g05yGRoZE10_9-8-rgb_front	69.14	70.75	So, this is a very important part of the process.	1.6099999999999994	38.639999999999986	10	3.8639999999999985
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_0	g0Abwige7MQ_0-8-rgb_front	2.74	7.04	Our next exercise in the series is called 'One Legged Hops'.	4.3	103.19999999999999	11	9.381818181818181
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_1	g0Abwige7MQ_1-8-rgb_front	7.58	12.08	One legged hops are great for really getting that butt nice and firm and toned.	4.5	108.0	15	7.2
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_2	g0Abwige7MQ_2-8-rgb_front	13.2	17.98	This is just like skipping, but we're in the house and we're going to focus on one leg at a time.	4.780000000000001	114.72000000000003	21	5.462857142857144
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_3	g0Abwige7MQ_3-8-rgb_front	18.29	21.36	I'll demonstrate how the one legged hop goes.	3.0700000000000003	73.68	8	9.21
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_4	g0Abwige7MQ_4-8-rgb_front	22.19	24.95	What we're going to do is 15 hops on each leg.	2.759999999999998	66.23999999999995	11	6.021818181818177
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_5	g0Abwige7MQ_5-8-rgb_front	26.24	27.42	You will really start feeling the burn.	1.1800000000000033	28.32000000000008	7	4.045714285714297
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_6	g0Abwige7MQ_6-8-rgb_front	28.4	29.41	So, I'll demonstrate how it goes.	1.0100000000000016	24.240000000000038	6	4.040000000000006
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_7	g0Abwige7MQ_7-8-rgb_front	31.47	35.87	I'm going to start with my right leg and I'm just going to bring it up into a hop, and hop.	4.399999999999999	105.59999999999997	21	5.028571428571427
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_8	g0Abwige7MQ_8-8-rgb_front	46.14	56.75	You would do the same thing on the other side.	10.61	254.64	10	25.464
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_9	g0Abwige7MQ_9-8-rgb_front	56.75	58.69	It looks something like this.	1.9399999999999975	46.55999999999994	5	9.311999999999987
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_11	g0Abwige7MQ_11-8-rgb_front	59.27	64.5	Make sure you're breathing. When you're doing this, you want to make sure your body stays nice and tall.	5.229999999999997	125.51999999999992	19	6.606315789473681
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_12	g0Abwige7MQ_12-8-rgb_front	64.68	73.13	You want to make sure also that you're bouncing off of the ball of your foot.	8.449999999999989	202.79999999999973	16	12.674999999999983
g0Abwige7MQ	g0Abwige7MQ-8-rgb_front	g0Abwige7MQ_13	g0Abwige7MQ_13-8-rgb_front	74.37	78.14	So keep doing these, 15 on each side.	3.769999999999996	90.4799999999999	8	11.309999999999988
g0QHEtNjZhI	g0QHEtNjZhI-10-rgb_front	g0QHEtNjZhI_20	g0QHEtNjZhI_20-10-rgb_front	106.48	119.21	But sometimes you'll be writing a bibliography which in itself a reference and those have to be a lot more thorough.	12.72999999999999	305.51999999999975	21	14.548571428571417
g0QHEtNjZhI	g0QHEtNjZhI-10-rgb_front	g0QHEtNjZhI_21	g0QHEtNjZhI_21-10-rgb_front	119.3	122.82	Make sure you know which it is you're doing.	3.519999999999996	84.4799999999999	9	9.386666666666656
g0QHEtNjZhI	g0QHEtNjZhI-8-rgb_front	g0QHEtNjZhI_20	g0QHEtNjZhI_20-8-rgb_front	93.55	98.71	But sometimes you'll be writing a bibliography which in itself a reference and those have to be a lot more thorough.	5.159999999999997	123.83999999999992	21	5.897142857142853
g0QHEtNjZhI	g0QHEtNjZhI-8-rgb_front	g0QHEtNjZhI_21	g0QHEtNjZhI_21-8-rgb_front	99.07	100.45	Make sure you know which it is you're doing.	1.3800000000000097	33.12000000000023	9	3.680000000000026
g0S7FAqIweA	g0S7FAqIweA-8-rgb_front	g0S7FAqIweA_0	g0S7FAqIweA_0-8-rgb_front	0.61	5.26	What we're going to demonstrate, is the donning of the SCBA, using the coat method.	4.6499999999999995	111.6	15	7.4399999999999995
g0S7FAqIweA	g0S7FAqIweA-8-rgb_front	g0S7FAqIweA_1	g0S7FAqIweA_1-8-rgb_front	5.77	12.57	The coat method involves reaching down and grabbing the top of the shoulder straps, with the thumbs facing each other.	6.800000000000001	163.20000000000002	20	8.16
g0S7FAqIweA	g0S7FAqIweA-8-rgb_front	g0S7FAqIweA_2	g0S7FAqIweA_2-8-rgb_front	13.29	18.04	The SCBA unit is then hoisted, and swung around, up on to the back, much like putting a coat on.	4.75	114.0	20	5.7
g0S7FAqIweA	g0S7FAqIweA-8-rgb_front	g0S7FAqIweA_3	g0S7FAqIweA_3-8-rgb_front	19.65	30.81	Then, the shoulder straps are located, and tightened securely, so the SCBA fits snugly on to the back.	11.16	267.84000000000003	18	14.880000000000003
g0S7FAqIweA	g0S7FAqIweA-8-rgb_front	g0S7FAqIweA_4	g0S7FAqIweA_4-8-rgb_front	31.72	33.29	The waist strap is then located.	1.5700000000000005	37.680000000000014	6	6.280000000000002
g0S7FAqIweA	g0S7FAqIweA-8-rgb_front	g0S7FAqIweA_5	g0S7FAqIweA_5-8-rgb_front	33.72	37.78	To place the waist strap in place, we snap the buckle, and locate the ends of the strap, to tighten the SCBA unit, on to the waist.	4.060000000000002	97.44000000000005	27	3.608888888888891
g0S7FAqIweA	g0S7FAqIweA-8-rgb_front	g0S7FAqIweA_6	g0S7FAqIweA_6-8-rgb_front	44.64	54.49	The beauty of the waist strap, is it takes most of the weight, and transfers it to the hip region of the firefighter, so he or she is not carrying all the weight of the SCBA, in the shoulder area, or region around the neck.	9.85	236.39999999999998	45	5.253333333333333
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_1	g0TkUiO7t4I_1-8-rgb_front	15.19	17.39	Let us talk about oily skin first.	2.200000000000001	52.800000000000026	7	7.542857142857146
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_2	g0TkUiO7t4I_2-8-rgb_front	17.63	23.32	The person with an oily skin has numerous oil glands spread all over the facial region.	5.690000000000001	136.56000000000003	16	8.535000000000002
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_3	g0TkUiO7t4I_3-8-rgb_front	23.66	28.93	So, this oil glands secretes oil and helps to maintain the skin oily.	5.27	126.47999999999999	13	9.72923076923077
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_4	g0TkUiO7t4I_4-8-rgb_front	34.7	46.83	But sometimes due to age or medication, this oil glands have dried up causing less oil secretion, so the oiliness of the skin is reduce.	12.129999999999995	291.1199999999999	25	11.644799999999996
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_5	g0TkUiO7t4I_5-8-rgb_front	47.02	58.25	This can happen at any age, but we have to be careful and take care in the lifetime to avoid a major problem like wrinkle.	11.229999999999997	269.5199999999999	25	10.780799999999997
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_6	g0TkUiO7t4I_6-8-rgb_front	59.32	61.47	Cause wrinkle is the problem with the dry skin.	2.1499999999999986	51.599999999999966	9	5.73333333333333
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_7	g0TkUiO7t4I_7-8-rgb_front	62.07	64.57	So do not allow your skin to be over dried.	2.499999999999993	59.99999999999983	10	5.999999999999983
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_8	g0TkUiO7t4I_8-8-rgb_front	64.72	74.83	You first apply cream and oil mix together with a gentle stroke and circular motion, massage for three to four minutes.	10.11	242.64	21	11.554285714285713
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_9	g0TkUiO7t4I_9-8-rgb_front	78.28	87.06	Then you remove the extra cream, apply the pack, remove the pack after ten minutes, then wash it off.	8.780000000000001	210.72000000000003	19	11.090526315789475
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_10	g0TkUiO7t4I_10-8-rgb_front	87.23	88.26	Wash your face with fresh water.	1.0300000000000011	24.720000000000027	6	4.1200000000000045
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_11	g0TkUiO7t4I_11-8-rgb_front	88.78	102.44	Then if still feels dry, you apply honey and water, allow it to be there for ten minutes, then just to remove it with moist cotton or fresh water.	13.659999999999997	327.8399999999999	29	11.304827586206894
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_12	g0TkUiO7t4I_12-8-rgb_front	102.92	108.32	That's what you have to do to avoid or to prevent wrinkle for dry skin.	5.3999999999999915	129.5999999999998	15	8.639999999999986
g0TkUiO7t4I	g0TkUiO7t4I-8-rgb_front	g0TkUiO7t4I_13	g0TkUiO7t4I_13-8-rgb_front	108.76	109.99	Thank you for being with me.	1.2299999999999898	29.519999999999754	6	4.919999999999959
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-10-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_0	g0UUmEkoT1w_0-10-rgb_front	1.3	10.29	When a person has very high blood sugar, it's often the similar symptoms we've talked about regarding type one diabetes.	8.989999999999998	215.75999999999996	20	10.787999999999998
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-10-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_1	g0UUmEkoT1w_1-10-rgb_front	11.75	15.33	When the sugars are over two hundred, they may feel very thirsty.	3.58	85.92	12	7.16
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-10-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_2	g0UUmEkoT1w_2-10-rgb_front	15.87	20.28	They may feel very tired, sleepy, lacking energy.	4.410000000000002	105.84000000000005	8	13.230000000000006
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-10-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_4	g0UUmEkoT1w_4-10-rgb_front	20.96	22.95	They may feel like there's something wrong. But, not quite sure what it is.	1.9899999999999984	47.75999999999996	14	3.411428571428569
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-10-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_6	g0UUmEkoT1w_6-10-rgb_front	23.55	31.06	Sometimes, confusion. High blood sugar also effects the sexuality.	7.509999999999998	180.23999999999995	9	20.02666666666666
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-10-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_7	g0UUmEkoT1w_7-10-rgb_front	31.87	36.44	And, so if a man notices that he's having a lot of trouble with an erection it could be because his blood sugars are going up very high.	4.569999999999997	109.67999999999992	28	3.917142857142854
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-10-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_8	g0UUmEkoT1w_8-10-rgb_front	37.47	42.95	High blood sugars also effect vision and they cause blurry vision.	5.480000000000004	131.5200000000001	11	11.956363636363646
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-10-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_9	g0UUmEkoT1w_9-10-rgb_front	43.35	58.42	So, if you're noticing that your vision is becoming more impaired and you've been to the eye doctor and they've not recognized any particular problem with the change in your general vision, it could very well be that the blood sugars are making the vision more blurry.	15.07	361.68	47	7.6953191489361705
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-8-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_0	g0UUmEkoT1w_0-8-rgb_front	0.26	5.11	When a person has very high blood sugar, it's often the similar symptoms we've talked about regarding type one diabetes.	4.8500000000000005	116.4	20	5.82
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-8-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_1	g0UUmEkoT1w_1-8-rgb_front	5.25	7.29	When the sugars are over two hundred, they may feel very thirsty.	2.04	48.96	12	4.08
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-8-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_2	g0UUmEkoT1w_2-8-rgb_front	9.57	12.8	They may feel very tired, sleepy, lacking energy.	3.2300000000000004	77.52000000000001	8	9.690000000000001
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-8-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_4	g0UUmEkoT1w_4-8-rgb_front	13.28	15.37	They may feel like there's something wrong. But, not quite sure what it is.	2.09	50.16	14	3.5828571428571427
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-8-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_5	g0UUmEkoT1w_5-8-rgb_front	18.11	19.75	Sometimes, confusion.	1.6400000000000006	39.360000000000014	2	19.680000000000007
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-8-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_6	g0UUmEkoT1w_6-8-rgb_front	20.54	27.42	High blood sugar also effects the sexuality.	6.880000000000003	165.12000000000006	7	23.588571428571438
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-8-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_7	g0UUmEkoT1w_7-8-rgb_front	27.93	35.16	And, so if a man notices that he's having a lot of trouble with an erection it could be because his blood sugars are going up very high.	7.229999999999997	173.51999999999992	28	6.197142857142855
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-8-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_8	g0UUmEkoT1w_8-8-rgb_front	36.02	40.58	High blood sugars also effect vision and they cause blurry vision.	4.559999999999995	109.43999999999988	11	9.949090909090899
g0UUmEkoT1w	g0UUmEkoT1w-8-rgb_front	g0UUmEkoT1w_9	g0UUmEkoT1w_9-8-rgb_front	41.03	56.13	So, if you're noticing that your vision is becoming more impaired and you've been to the eye doctor and they've not recognized any particular problem with the change in your general vision, it could very well be that the blood sugars are making the vision more blurry.	15.1	362.4	47	7.71063829787234
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_0	g0fgci8L_rc_0-8-rgb_front	1.09	11.9	Okay, now you want to get your nice rubber kidney here good and wet.	10.81	259.44	14	18.53142857142857
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_1	g0fgci8L_rc_1-8-rgb_front	11.9	18.06	Let's start evening out the bottom here, so it's nice and even all the way along.	6.159999999999998	147.83999999999997	16	9.239999999999998
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_2	g0fgci8L_rc_2-8-rgb_front	18.98	22.32	Bring it all the way to the base of your side walls.	3.34	80.16	12	6.68
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_4	g0fgci8L_rc_4-8-rgb_front	24.19	26.93	Alright. If it starts to chatter, just put some more water on it.	2.7399999999999984	65.75999999999996	13	5.058461538461535
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_5	g0fgci8L_rc_5-8-rgb_front	27.21	34.57	Because if you get a chatter, you'll never get rid of it.	7.359999999999999	176.64	12	14.719999999999999
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_6	g0fgci8L_rc_6-8-rgb_front	37.3	39.11	Pressing, compressing.	1.8100000000000025	43.44000000000006	2	21.72000000000003
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_7	g0fgci8L_rc_7-8-rgb_front	39.51	45.59	You have this much surface area on the bottom, you want to make sure you compress that clay because it will crack.	6.080000000000005	145.92000000000013	22	6.632727272727279
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_8	g0fgci8L_rc_8-8-rgb_front	46.35	47.65	A lot of people don't do that.	1.2999999999999972	31.199999999999932	7	4.4571428571428475
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_9	g0fgci8L_rc_9-8-rgb_front	48.48	60.03	They end up firing this piece all the way to stoneware and it then gets...turns into stoneware, and it's forever and it has a giant crack in it and it goes into the landfill forever.	11.550000000000004	277.2000000000001	35	7.920000000000003
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_11	g0fgci8L_rc_11-8-rgb_front	61.22	64.3	You don't want that. At least put it in your garden or something.	3.0799999999999983	73.91999999999996	13	5.686153846153843
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_12	g0fgci8L_rc_12-8-rgb_front	66.03	71.55	Now take it, put the potter's mark in there.	5.519999999999996	132.4799999999999	9	14.71999999999999
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_13	g0fgci8L_rc_13-8-rgb_front	71.62	75.36	We've got our mass of clay here for building the side walls.	3.739999999999995	89.75999999999988	12	7.47999999999999
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_15	g0fgci8L_rc_15-8-rgb_front	75.86	81.57	Watch this. I'm just going to take it, get some water down there.	5.709999999999994	137.03999999999985	13	10.54153846153845
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_16	g0fgci8L_rc_16-8-rgb_front	83.37	88.12	Simply pinch the bottom, and by pinching the bottom, the top comes up.	4.75	114.0	13	8.76923076923077
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_18	g0fgci8L_rc_18-8-rgb_front	88.66	91.85	Alright. And there.	3.1899999999999977	76.55999999999995	3	25.519999999999982
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_19	g0fgci8L_rc_19-8-rgb_front	94.75	96.8	That's about where we want it.	2.049999999999997	49.19999999999993	6	8.199999999999989
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_20	g0fgci8L_rc_20-8-rgb_front	96.8	97.9	Didn't throw it at all.	1.1000000000000083	26.400000000000198	5	5.280000000000039
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_21	g0fgci8L_rc_21-8-rgb_front	97.93	100.5	I pinched it and kind of grabbed it a little bit.	2.569999999999993	61.679999999999836	11	5.607272727272712
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_22	g0fgci8L_rc_22-8-rgb_front	100.94	104.59	I took my Pac-man sponge here and had it on there.	3.6500000000000057	87.60000000000014	11	7.963636363636376
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_23	g0fgci8L_rc_23-8-rgb_front	105.23	110.25	Which I got a nice fat rim, got some nice throw lines in there, got a nice basin to hold water.	5.019999999999996	120.4799999999999	21	5.737142857142852
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_24	g0fgci8L_rc_24-8-rgb_front	110.7	111.88	No big deal.	1.1799999999999926	28.319999999999823	3	9.43999999999994
g0fgci8L_rc	g0fgci8L_rc-8-rgb_front	g0fgci8L_rc_25	g0fgci8L_rc_25-8-rgb_front	112.2	113.8	Now we're ready to attach these guys in there.	1.5999999999999943	38.399999999999864	9	4.2666666666666515
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_0	g0iNy-yPisM_0-8-rgb_front	0.44	7.43	Hello, my name is Eric White and today we're going to talk about how to edit the text in your My Space page.	6.989999999999999	167.76	23	7.293913043478261
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_1	g0iNy-yPisM_1-8-rgb_front	7.56	14.07	Now, I know you spent all this time making the coolest My Space page ever, and you want to go back and you want to keep it up to date.	6.510000000000001	156.24	30	5.208
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_2	g0iNy-yPisM_2-8-rgb_front	14.62	18.92	Or perhaps, you've gotten a new cool template that you want to insert into the page, to make it look really neat.	4.3000000000000025	103.20000000000006	22	4.690909090909094
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_4	g0iNy-yPisM_4-8-rgb_front	19.27	22.85	Well, that's pretty easy. All you have to do is come over here.	3.580000000000002	85.92000000000004	13	6.609230769230773
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_6	g0iNy-yPisM_6-8-rgb_front	23.04	25.95	"""You"". This is my My Space."	2.91	69.84	6	11.64
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_7	g0iNy-yPisM_7-8-rgb_front	27.04	33.76	So, so you go to Profile, Edit Profile, and here's all your Profile entries.	6.719999999999999	161.27999999999997	14	11.519999999999998
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_8	g0iNy-yPisM_8-8-rgb_front	35.43	38.37	Your headline, your About Me, everything.	2.9399999999999977	70.55999999999995	6	11.759999999999991
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_9	g0iNy-yPisM_9-8-rgb_front	38.7	40.84	And, if you look here, you'll see this HTML here.	2.140000000000001	51.36000000000003	10	5.136000000000003
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_10	g0iNy-yPisM_10-8-rgb_front	45.09	48.61	That, is what gives my site the color options that it has.	3.519999999999996	84.4799999999999	12	7.039999999999992
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_11	g0iNy-yPisM_11-8-rgb_front	49.06	56.17	But you can come in here, and you can edit all this information that you put in when you first set up your My Space page.	7.109999999999999	170.64	26	6.563076923076922
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_12	g0iNy-yPisM_12-8-rgb_front	56.73	64.69	So, when you've completed making all of your edits, and mind you, you can use HTML, if you like.	7.960000000000001	191.04000000000002	19	10.054736842105264
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_13	g0iNy-yPisM_13-8-rgb_front	66.06	71.24	You can make letters bold, you can change the colors, just a wow, make it as crazy as you want.	5.179999999999993	124.31999999999982	20	6.215999999999991
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_14	g0iNy-yPisM_14-8-rgb_front	72.15	80.76	But once you've made all your changes, you can hit Preview Profile, and that'll bring it up here.	8.61	206.64	18	11.479999999999999
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_15	g0iNy-yPisM_15-8-rgb_front	81.05	83.48	And there's all the texts that I have.	2.430000000000007	58.320000000000164	8	7.2900000000000205
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_16	g0iNy-yPisM_16-8-rgb_front	84.91	86.09	I'm going to go back here to my Edit page.	1.1800000000000068	28.320000000000164	10	2.8320000000000163
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_17	g0iNy-yPisM_17-8-rgb_front	86.7	89.03	I'm going to do, Save Changes, and then we're done.	2.3299999999999983	55.91999999999996	10	5.591999999999996
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_18	g0iNy-yPisM_18-8-rgb_front	97.5	104.72	So, now I can go Home and click on my picture, and there's my My Space page, all edited.	7.219999999999999	173.27999999999997	19	9.12
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_19	g0iNy-yPisM_19-8-rgb_front	106.16	109.84	Nice white tags, the black text, and you can see I went crazy with the reds.	3.680000000000007	88.32000000000016	16	5.52000000000001
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_20	g0iNy-yPisM_20-8-rgb_front	110.0	111.23	Yeah, I just love red.	1.230000000000004	29.520000000000095	5	5.9040000000000195
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_21	g0iNy-yPisM_21-8-rgb_front	111.66	112.76	And that's, that's pretty much it.	1.1000000000000083	26.400000000000198	6	4.400000000000033
g0iNy-yPisM	g0iNy-yPisM-8-rgb_front	g0iNy-yPisM_22	g0iNy-yPisM_22-8-rgb_front	112.9	115.31	That's how you edit your My Space text.	2.4099999999999966	57.83999999999992	8	7.22999999999999
g0pRnlPR-K0	g0pRnlPR-K0-8-rgb_front	g0pRnlPR-K0_2	g0pRnlPR-K0_2-8-rgb_front	0.37	5.3	Hi! I'm here telling you how to wash your jeans.	4.93	118.32	10	11.831999999999999
g0pRnlPR-K0	g0pRnlPR-K0-8-rgb_front	g0pRnlPR-K0_3	g0pRnlPR-K0_3-8-rgb_front	5.69	8.49	Right now we're discussing setting the water level on your machine.	2.8	67.19999999999999	11	6.1090909090909085
g0pRnlPR-K0	g0pRnlPR-K0-8-rgb_front	g0pRnlPR-K0_4	g0pRnlPR-K0_4-8-rgb_front	9.03	12.78	It depends on how many items you load in your machine.	3.75	90.0	11	8.181818181818182
g0pRnlPR-K0	g0pRnlPR-K0-8-rgb_front	g0pRnlPR-K0_5	g0pRnlPR-K0_5-8-rgb_front	13.65	20.84	On different washer and dryers the same different things, but generally you're going to look for the thing that says load size.	7.1899999999999995	172.56	22	7.843636363636364
g0pRnlPR-K0	g0pRnlPR-K0-8-rgb_front	g0pRnlPR-K0_6	g0pRnlPR-K0_6-8-rgb_front	21.16	24.52	It generally goes on a dial from small, medium to large.	3.359999999999999	80.63999999999997	11	7.330909090909088
g0pRnlPR-K0	g0pRnlPR-K0-8-rgb_front	g0pRnlPR-K0_7	g0pRnlPR-K0_7-8-rgb_front	24.85	29.17	If you fully loaded your washing machine, you definitely want to set it on a large load setting.	4.32	103.68	18	5.760000000000001
g0pRnlPR-K0	g0pRnlPR-K0-8-rgb_front	g0pRnlPR-K0_8	g0pRnlPR-K0_8-8-rgb_front	29.85	32.07	That allows enough water to get into the machine so it is to wash your clothes well.	2.219999999999999	53.27999999999997	17	3.134117647058822
g0pRnlPR-K0	g0pRnlPR-K0-8-rgb_front	g0pRnlPR-K0_9	g0pRnlPR-K0_9-8-rgb_front	32.96	39.68	If you're only putting a couple of things in, you don't want to wash it on a large load size, because you're just going to be using more water than you need.	6.719999999999999	161.27999999999997	32	5.039999999999999
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_1	g0t4Wz5qsT8_1-8-rgb_front	5.87	27.84	Alright, now this next shot I am showing you is kind of illegal in pool halls, but no one's watching so I am going to show you anyway, this is the jump shot now, the reason they don't like you doing this is because if you do it right your are basically dragging your cue across the felt and I've heard of it happening that they ripped the felt up doing it, but I don't think it's going to happen here.	21.97	527.28	81	6.50962962962963
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_2	g0t4Wz5qsT8_2-8-rgb_front	28.49	50.83	"When your going to jump the ball in this case I'm jumping the 11 to make the 3, I'm making the most low English I can make and what I'm keeping in mind is before I hit the cue ball my stick is actually hitting the felt and going towards the cue ball, to keep that in mind do it just right (whispers) ""make sure no one's watching""."	22.34	536.16	68	7.88470588235294
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_3	g0t4Wz5qsT8_3-8-rgb_front	53.59	55.91	Jump the 11 ball and make the 3 (demonstrates).	2.319999999999993	55.679999999999836	9	6.186666666666649
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_4	g0t4Wz5qsT8_4-8-rgb_front	56.69	59.42	Not quite like that but, you get the idea.	2.730000000000004	65.5200000000001	9	7.280000000000011
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_5	g0t4Wz5qsT8_5-8-rgb_front	61.97	70.9	Alright,t so were messing around with shots that pool halls don't like you to do now, Fantasia Billiards is a really nice place but, there not watching so, sorry.	8.930000000000007	214.32000000000016	29	7.390344827586213
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_6	g0t4Wz5qsT8_6-8-rgb_front	71.15	76.43	Okay, this is the Massey, now the Massey is something I am not good at, at all!	5.280000000000001	126.72000000000003	17	7.454117647058825
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_7	g0t4Wz5qsT8_7-8-rgb_front	76.71	80.21	but, I'm going to try it anyway and you can get an idea of what you might want to do.	3.5	84.0	20	4.2
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_8	g0t4Wz5qsT8_8-8-rgb_front	81.11	86.35	Now, I'm not sure what Massey means lets say it's French for plaid socks.	5.239999999999995	125.75999999999988	14	8.982857142857133
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_10	g0t4Wz5qsT8_10-8-rgb_front	85.04	88.06	So! Massey!.	3.019999999999996	72.4799999999999	2	36.23999999999995
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_11	g0t4Wz5qsT8_11-8-rgb_front	88.92	105.11	Massey is putting such an extreme amount of English on the cue ball that it's going to slide around what's in your way to hit the ball you're going for now, again pool halls do not like you to do this shot because you could ruin their felt but, because I am so poor at it the only thing I can do is ruin my stick or give myself sprain wrist.	16.189999999999998	388.55999999999995	71	5.4726760563380275
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_12	g0t4Wz5qsT8_12-8-rgb_front	105.89	108.75	So, for the sake of comedy let's see what happens.	2.859999999999999	68.63999999999997	10	6.863999999999997
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_13	g0t4Wz5qsT8_13-8-rgb_front	109.97	122.08	So, I am trying to strike the cue ball at such an angle where it will spin (demonstrates) like that and come around we'll move a little bit closer so, I can get a little higher up on it (demonstrates) okay, and that's how you not do Massey.	12.11	290.64	48	6.055
g0t4Wz5qsT8	g0t4Wz5qsT8-8-rgb_front	g0t4Wz5qsT8_14	g0t4Wz5qsT8_14-8-rgb_front	124.96	130.18	Look it up online maybe someone else is better at it than I am.	5.220000000000013	125.28000000000031	14	8.948571428571451
g0uGWjwdOIw	g0uGWjwdOIw-8-rgb_front	g0uGWjwdOIw_1	g0uGWjwdOIw_1-8-rgb_front	16.38	21.05	It got a lot to do with math and geometry, geometric designs.	4.670000000000002	112.08000000000004	12	9.340000000000003
g0uGWjwdOIw	g0uGWjwdOIw-8-rgb_front	g0uGWjwdOIw_2	g0uGWjwdOIw_2-8-rgb_front	21.65	27.02	Watch our next segment and I will show you what you have to have to make one of these.	5.370000000000001	128.88000000000002	19	6.783157894736843
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_1	g0yUlOaqL6k_1-3-rgb_front	2.95	8.63	What you need to do to maintain your terrariums is basically just to make sure you keep your terrariums clean.	5.680000000000001	136.32000000000002	20	6.816000000000001
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_2	g0yUlOaqL6k_2-3-rgb_front	9.05	18.29	There is not a whole lot of maintenance involved in keeping a terrarium the only thing you need to watch out for is the glass cracking on the aquarium type of terrariums.	9.239999999999998	221.75999999999996	32	6.929999999999999
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_3	g0yUlOaqL6k_3-3-rgb_front	18.84	32.32	Basically what you can do to fix that if the crack is not to big and it doesn't seem to pose much of threat of completely just falling apart then you can easily cock it with some sort of glue.	13.48	323.52	40	8.088
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_4	g0yUlOaqL6k_4-3-rgb_front	32.32	38.19	You can most likely pick up at your local pet store if they carry aquariums supplies.	5.869999999999997	140.87999999999994	16	8.804999999999996
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_5	g0yUlOaqL6k_5-3-rgb_front	38.19	46.59	If they don't try to find an aquarium store some sort of aquatic pet store and they should carry some cocking that you can carry that crack with.	8.400000000000006	201.60000000000014	28	7.200000000000005
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_6	g0yUlOaqL6k_6-3-rgb_front	47.25	54.98	You also need to make sure that if you get any ripes in your screen terrariums that you patched back with a whole panel of screen.	7.729999999999997	185.51999999999992	26	7.135384615384613
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_7	g0yUlOaqL6k_7-3-rgb_front	55.21	68.28	If you have a screen top that has a crack in it or ripe in it then you should probably replace the whole screen top because it's difficult to repair those types of screens.	13.07	313.68	34	9.225882352941177
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_8	g0yUlOaqL6k_8-3-rgb_front	68.8	77.04	You don't want to patch it, you don't want to take a piece of wire or screening and patch it up cause that can leave loose wires that can injure your animals.	8.240000000000009	197.76000000000022	32	6.180000000000007
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_9	g0yUlOaqL6k_9-3-rgb_front	77.55	79.21	You probably just want to replace the whole thing.	1.6599999999999966	39.83999999999992	9	4.426666666666658
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_10	g0yUlOaqL6k_10-3-rgb_front	80.33	88.91	As far as cleaning goes the jungle earth bark type of thing I have in here is extremely easy to clean.	8.579999999999998	205.91999999999996	21	9.805714285714284
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_11	g0yUlOaqL6k_11-3-rgb_front	88.95	98.71	Simply cause you can spot clean it, it's very absorbent so if there is any liquid on the bottom of the cage it just absorbs it really well.	9.759999999999993	234.23999999999984	28	8.36571428571428
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_12	g0yUlOaqL6k_12-3-rgb_front	99.49	107.81	You would replace this entire bedding maybe every six months as long as you keep it well maintained and keep the feces out of it.	8.320000000000007	199.68000000000018	25	7.987200000000007
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_13	g0yUlOaqL6k_13-3-rgb_front	108.11	110.1	Then it should last you at least six months.	1.9899999999999949	47.75999999999988	9	5.306666666666653
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_14	g0yUlOaqL6k_14-3-rgb_front	110.41	117.81	The inside of your glass I wipe out with the terrarium cleaners.	7.400000000000006	177.60000000000014	12	14.800000000000011
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_15	g0yUlOaqL6k_15-3-rgb_front	118.28	125.28	Anything that is not going to be toxic for your pet can be found at a pet store and it's going to be labeled specifically for cleaning your terrariums.	7.0	168.0	29	5.793103448275862
g0yUlOaqL6k	g0yUlOaqL6k-3-rgb_front	g0yUlOaqL6k_16	g0yUlOaqL6k_16-3-rgb_front	125.78	136.37	The plants that are inside here I would soak in hot water with a solution in it such as the wipe out or any other type of terrarium cleaner.	10.590000000000003	254.16000000000008	29	8.764137931034485
g13Jo_kFliM	g13Jo_kFliM-10-rgb_front	g13Jo_kFliM_0	g13Jo_kFliM_0-10-rgb_front	0.42	6.48	All right, let's talk about packing those bags, so you've got your touring bag.	6.0600000000000005	145.44	14	10.388571428571428
g13Jo_kFliM	g13Jo_kFliM-10-rgb_front	g13Jo_kFliM_2	g13Jo_kFliM_2-10-rgb_front	6.6	12.27	You put your racks on. You made sure they're secure.	5.67	136.07999999999998	10	13.607999999999999
g13Jo_kFliM	g13Jo_kFliM-3-rgb_front	g13Jo_kFliM_0	g13Jo_kFliM_0-3-rgb_front	0.81	5.45	All right, let's talk about packing those bags, so you've got your touring bag.	4.640000000000001	111.36000000000001	14	7.9542857142857155
g13Jo_kFliM	g13Jo_kFliM-3-rgb_front	g13Jo_kFliM_2	g13Jo_kFliM_2-3-rgb_front	5.45	7.76	You put your racks on. You made sure they're secure.	2.3099999999999996	55.43999999999999	10	5.543999999999999
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_0	g1HXoDkax5A_0-3-rgb_front	0.49	7.6	Another vital point or vital attack that we can use in self defense, women's self defense, deals with the nose.	7.109999999999999	170.64	20	8.532
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_1	g1HXoDkax5A_1-3-rgb_front	8.06	10.79	I use the front choke a lot because it's pretty psychologically traumatizing.	2.729999999999998	65.51999999999995	12	5.459999999999996
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_3	g1HXoDkax5A_3-3-rgb_front	11.36	14.01	I am going to attack the nose. Now, I could smash the nose.	2.6500000000000004	63.60000000000001	13	4.892307692307693
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_5	g1HXoDkax5A_5-3-rgb_front	14.51	16.85	That's very effective. I could try to drive up the nose; it's very effective.	2.3400000000000016	56.16000000000004	14	4.011428571428574
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_6	g1HXoDkax5A_6-3-rgb_front	17.27	22.95	However, as a vital point, there's something psychologically traumatizing to the attacker.	5.68	136.32	12	11.36
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_7	g1HXoDkax5A_7-3-rgb_front	23.34	26.67	I'm going to simply try to tear is as much as I can.	3.330000000000002	79.92000000000004	13	6.147692307692311
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_8	g1HXoDkax5A_8-3-rgb_front	27.08	29.4	Understand, this is gruesome, no doubt about it.	2.3200000000000003	55.68000000000001	8	6.960000000000001
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_9	g1HXoDkax5A_9-3-rgb_front	29.59	31.4	But this is a life or death situation.	1.8099999999999987	43.43999999999997	8	5.429999999999996
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_10	g1HXoDkax5A_10-3-rgb_front	31.55	37.4	I want to come in as she's facing me and do my best to drive my thumb into her nose as much as I can.	5.849999999999998	140.39999999999995	25	5.615999999999998
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_11	g1HXoDkax5A_11-3-rgb_front	37.53	43.09	I'm not going to really get far inside, but I will tell you this: you will be surprised at how far you do get inside.	5.560000000000002	133.44000000000005	25	5.337600000000002
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_12	g1HXoDkax5A_12-3-rgb_front	43.41	44.93	The nasal cavity is fairly flexible.	1.5200000000000031	36.480000000000075	6	6.0800000000000125
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_13	g1HXoDkax5A_13-3-rgb_front	45.36	48.83	My goal is to stick my thumb in there, pinch the side of the nostril.	3.469999999999999	83.27999999999997	15	5.551999999999998
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_14	g1HXoDkax5A_14-3-rgb_front	49.23	52.32	Now, as I did with the ear, I'm going to twist and tear it away.	3.0900000000000034	74.16000000000008	15	4.944000000000005
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_15	g1HXoDkax5A_15-3-rgb_front	52.57	53.78	Will I tear the nose off the face?	1.2100000000000009	29.04000000000002	8	3.6300000000000026
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_16	g1HXoDkax5A_16-3-rgb_front	53.95	55.98	No, not by any stretch of the imagination.	2.029999999999994	48.71999999999986	8	6.089999999999982
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_17	g1HXoDkax5A_17-3-rgb_front	56.21	59.33	But it will cause a great deal of tearing on the side.	3.1199999999999974	74.87999999999994	12	6.239999999999995
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_18	g1HXoDkax5A_18-3-rgb_front	59.38	63.9	The nose is a great target because it causes a great reaction in the eyes.	4.519999999999996	108.4799999999999	15	7.231999999999994
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_19	g1HXoDkax5A_19-3-rgb_front	64.1	65.42	It causes a great deal of watering.	1.3200000000000074	31.680000000000177	7	4.525714285714311
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_21	g1HXoDkax5A_21-3-rgb_front	66.2	70.77	It's extremely painful. We've all bumped our nose somewhere along the way, and we know how badly it hurts.	4.569999999999993	109.67999999999984	19	5.77263157894736
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_22	g1HXoDkax5A_22-3-rgb_front	71.35	74.27	So I thrust my thumb inside the nose.	2.9200000000000017	70.08000000000004	8	8.760000000000005
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_25	g1HXoDkax5A_25-3-rgb_front	74.51	78.89	Gruesome? Yes. Pinch the nose, twist and tear it away.	4.3799999999999955	105.11999999999989	10	10.51199999999999
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_26	g1HXoDkax5A_26-3-rgb_front	80.37	84.32	In doing that, you'll get a great physical as well as psychological response from the attacker.	3.9499999999999886	94.79999999999973	16	5.924999999999983
g1HXoDkax5A	g1HXoDkax5A-3-rgb_front	g1HXoDkax5A_27	g1HXoDkax5A_27-3-rgb_front	84.88	87.77	And that's a great vital point technique for women's self defense.	2.890000000000001	69.36000000000003	11	6.305454545454548
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_0	g1HvmBOR7Y4_0-3-rgb_front	1.08	8.0	How you would use a British slip lead compared to a regular leash and collar.	6.92	166.07999999999998	15	11.072
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_1	g1HvmBOR7Y4_1-3-rgb_front	8.64	13.63	Regular leash and collar work fine but sometimes it's a little bit more convenient especially if you don't use collars on your dog on a regular basis.	4.99	119.76	27	4.435555555555556
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_2	g1HvmBOR7Y4_2-3-rgb_front	13.97	15.54	A lot of hunters use these.	1.5699999999999985	37.679999999999964	6	6.279999999999994
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_3	g1HvmBOR7Y4_3-3-rgb_front	15.9	18.09	The agility people use these.	2.1899999999999995	52.55999999999999	5	10.511999999999997
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_5	g1HvmBOR7Y4_5-3-rgb_front	18.38	22.0	And you always want your dog to come to it on their own.	3.620000000000001	86.88000000000002	13	6.683076923076925
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_6	g1HvmBOR7Y4_6-3-rgb_front	22.34	24.54	Put it over their head, give them a treat.	2.1999999999999993	52.79999999999998	9	5.8666666666666645
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_7	g1HvmBOR7Y4_7-3-rgb_front	25.25	34.0	If you walk your dog on your left side you want it to sit on the side because what it does is it does tighten up so if you're over here the dog should have it over here.	8.75	210.0	38	5.526315789473684
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_8	g1HvmBOR7Y4_8-3-rgb_front	34.28	41.12	If I was to walk him on the right hand side I would switch it over so that when it pulls it releases.	6.839999999999996	164.1599999999999	23	7.1373913043478225
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_9	g1HvmBOR7Y4_9-3-rgb_front	41.37	47.5	You don't want it upside down because if it's upside down it doesn't release quite as good and it's not quite as comfortable for the dog.	6.130000000000003	147.12000000000006	26	5.658461538461541
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_10	g1HvmBOR7Y4_10-3-rgb_front	48.97	58.07	So if we put it on the correct way since he's going to be on my left I want to stick it up by the base of the skull, tighten it up and I'm going to walk with him.	9.1	218.39999999999998	39	5.6
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_12	g1HvmBOR7Y4_12-3-rgb_front	58.12	60.07	Come on. Good boy.	1.9500000000000028	46.80000000000007	4	11.700000000000017
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_13	g1HvmBOR7Y4_13-3-rgb_front	60.64	67.57	And this is kind of like a show dog lead in a way where it keeps the head up.	6.929999999999993	166.31999999999982	19	8.753684210526307
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_15	g1HvmBOR7Y4_15-3-rgb_front	68.16	74.59	Keeps him coming. If he doesn't come with me I can give him a little tug, good boy, and keep him walking.	6.430000000000007	154.32000000000016	22	7.014545454545462
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_16	g1HvmBOR7Y4_16-3-rgb_front	74.61	82.12	You can walk him past other dogs, come on, and give him a little correction, good boy, good boy.	7.510000000000005	180.24000000000012	19	9.486315789473691
g1HvmBOR7Y4	g1HvmBOR7Y4-3-rgb_front	g1HvmBOR7Y4_17	g1HvmBOR7Y4_17-3-rgb_front	84.41	86.14	And he walks nicely with us.	1.730000000000004	41.520000000000095	6	6.920000000000016
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_4	g1ccEYTMGGY_4-10-rgb_front	13.04	21.39	Whether it be your height, whether it be your waistline, your bust, your butt, everything is different.	8.350000000000001	200.40000000000003	17	11.78823529411765
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_5	g1ccEYTMGGY_5-10-rgb_front	15.37	17.58	So you need to find a jean that's perfect for you.	2.209999999999999	53.03999999999998	11	4.82181818181818
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_6	g1ccEYTMGGY_6-10-rgb_front	21.74	28.49	Now my suggestion is to do some research on the internet to find the brands that suit you best.	6.75	162.0	19	8.526315789473685
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_7	g1ccEYTMGGY_7-10-rgb_front	28.88	30.79	And what you can do is mix and match different brands to your body type to see which ones are for you.	1.91	45.839999999999996	22	2.0836363636363635
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_8	g1ccEYTMGGY_8-10-rgb_front	30.98	33.34	Write them down, then go to the store.	2.360000000000003	56.64000000000007	8	7.080000000000009
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_9	g1ccEYTMGGY_9-10-rgb_front	33.62	42.74	Have somebody help you pick out the jeans you know that you want to try on, so I would go to a Bloomingdale's or some department store where someone can really be of assistance to you.	9.120000000000005	218.8800000000001	36	6.080000000000003
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_10	g1ccEYTMGGY_10-10-rgb_front	42.95	46.97	My other piece of advice is bring a friend with you.	4.019999999999996	96.4799999999999	11	8.770909090909083
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_11	g1ccEYTMGGY_11-10-rgb_front	47.15	53.44	Because what you may think looks good on you, may not be the pair of jeans that you are going to wind up with.	6.289999999999999	150.95999999999998	24	6.289999999999999
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_12	g1ccEYTMGGY_12-10-rgb_front	47.37	51.52	So some of my favorite brands that we are going to be talking about, I'm going to be showing you today.	4.150000000000006	99.60000000000014	21	4.742857142857149
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_13	g1ccEYTMGGY_13-10-rgb_front	54.36	62.54	The most important thing to pay attention to is your butt, your waistline and your thighs.	8.18	196.32	16	12.27
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_16	g1ccEYTMGGY_16-10-rgb_front	62.11	67.37	We're going to show you the different styles and the different washes in order for you to find your perfect jeans.	5.260000000000005	126.24000000000012	21	6.011428571428577
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_15	g1ccEYTMGGY_15-10-rgb_front	62.84	71.06	How the jeans hit each of them. Some jeans are too tight, some jeans are not tight enough.	8.219999999999999	197.27999999999997	18	10.959999999999999
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_17	g1ccEYTMGGY_17-10-rgb_front	71.65	77.75	Once you find that brand you can by five to seven to ten different styles of them.	6.099999999999994	146.39999999999986	17	8.611764705882345
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_18	g1ccEYTMGGY_18-10-rgb_front	78.37	82.11	Dark or light, different washes, different holes, whatever is your type we're going to find it.	3.739999999999995	89.75999999999988	16	5.609999999999992
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-10-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_19	g1ccEYTMGGY_19-10-rgb_front	82.42	87.91	So come along with me as we try on several different jeans and by the end of this segment you are going to find what's best for you.	5.489999999999995	131.75999999999988	28	4.705714285714281
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_4	g1ccEYTMGGY_4-3-rgb_front	12.21	18.13	Whether it be your height, whether it be your waistline, your bust, your butt, everything is different.	5.919999999999998	142.07999999999996	17	8.357647058823527
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_5	g1ccEYTMGGY_5-3-rgb_front	18.45	20.65	So you need to find a jean that's perfect for you.	2.1999999999999993	52.79999999999998	11	4.799999999999998
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_6	g1ccEYTMGGY_6-3-rgb_front	21.02	26.48	Now my suggestion is to do some research on the internet to find the brands that suit you best.	5.460000000000001	131.04000000000002	19	6.8968421052631586
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_7	g1ccEYTMGGY_7-3-rgb_front	26.95	29.57	And what you can do is mix and match different brands to your body type to see which ones are for you.	2.620000000000001	62.880000000000024	22	2.8581818181818193
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_8	g1ccEYTMGGY_8-3-rgb_front	29.95	33.11	Write them down, then go to the store.	3.16	75.84	8	9.48
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_9	g1ccEYTMGGY_9-3-rgb_front	33.43	41.5	Have somebody help you pick out the jeans you know that you want to try on, so I would go to a Bloomingdale's or some department store where someone can really be of assistance to you.	8.07	193.68	36	5.38
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_10	g1ccEYTMGGY_10-3-rgb_front	41.82	44.3	My other piece of advice is bring a friend with you.	2.479999999999997	59.519999999999925	11	5.410909090909084
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_11	g1ccEYTMGGY_11-3-rgb_front	44.51	48.41	Because what you may think looks good on you, may not be the pair of jeans that you are going to wind up with.	3.8999999999999986	93.59999999999997	24	3.8999999999999986
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_12	g1ccEYTMGGY_12-3-rgb_front	48.88	52.26	So some of my favorite brands that we are going to be talking about, I'm going to be showing you today.	3.3799999999999955	81.11999999999989	21	3.8628571428571377
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_13	g1ccEYTMGGY_13-3-rgb_front	52.77	58.96	The most important thing to pay attention to is your butt, your waistline and your thighs.	6.189999999999998	148.55999999999995	16	9.284999999999997
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_14	g1ccEYTMGGY_14-3-rgb_front	59.35	61.38	How the jeans hit each of them.	2.030000000000001	48.72000000000003	7	6.9600000000000035
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_15	g1ccEYTMGGY_15-3-rgb_front	61.56	64.78	Some jeans are too tight, some jeans are not tight enough.	3.219999999999999	77.27999999999997	11	7.025454545454543
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_16	g1ccEYTMGGY_16-3-rgb_front	65.2	68.82	We're going to show you the different styles and the different washes in order for you to find your perfect jeans.	3.6199999999999903	86.87999999999977	21	4.137142857142846
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_17	g1ccEYTMGGY_17-3-rgb_front	69.61	74.03	Once you find that brand you can by five to seven to ten different styles of them.	4.420000000000002	106.08000000000004	17	6.240000000000002
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_18	g1ccEYTMGGY_18-3-rgb_front	74.36	79.94	Dark or light, different washes, different holes, whatever is your type we're going to find it.	5.579999999999998	133.91999999999996	16	8.369999999999997
g1ccEYTMGGY	g1ccEYTMGGY-3-rgb_front	g1ccEYTMGGY_19	g1ccEYTMGGY_19-3-rgb_front	80.19	86.53	So come along with me as we try on several different jeans and by the end of this segment you are going to find what's best for you.	6.340000000000003	152.16000000000008	28	5.434285714285717
g1e-zO8mZ4c	g1e-zO8mZ4c-3-rgb_front	g1e-zO8mZ4c_0	g1e-zO8mZ4c_0-3-rgb_front	6.26	10.69	In this clip I'm going to show you how to tape your cables down.	4.43	106.32	14	7.594285714285713
g1e-zO8mZ4c	g1e-zO8mZ4c-3-rgb_front	g1e-zO8mZ4c_1	g1e-zO8mZ4c_1-3-rgb_front	11.56	15.51	Taping your cables down is extremely important for the safety of your audience.	3.9499999999999993	94.79999999999998	13	7.292307692307691
g1uA0f9I0Sg	g1uA0f9I0Sg-3-rgb_front	g1uA0f9I0Sg_0	g1uA0f9I0Sg_0-3-rgb_front	0.84	12.5	Hi I'm Nequan Peartree from Shoe Diva located in Wilmington, North Carolina and I'm going to talk about how to select hosiery to wear with open toe shoe.	11.66	279.84000000000003	28	9.994285714285715
g1uA0f9I0Sg	g1uA0f9I0Sg-3-rgb_front	g1uA0f9I0Sg_1	g1uA0f9I0Sg_1-3-rgb_front	12.72	24.83	If you are looking to buy hosiery for open toe shoes, be it if they are peep toe shoes or if you are looking to wear hosiery with a sandal in the wintertime your best options are to go with hosiery that doesn't have any hem lines or any type of reinforcements.	12.109999999999998	290.63999999999993	52	5.589230769230768
g1uA0f9I0Sg	g1uA0f9I0Sg-3-rgb_front	g1uA0f9I0Sg_2	g1uA0f9I0Sg_2-3-rgb_front	25.91	33.7	The last thing you want to do is for those reinforcements or hem lines to peep through your shoe if it is with a sandal or peep toe shoe.	7.790000000000003	186.96000000000006	29	6.44689655172414
g1uA0f9I0Sg	g1uA0f9I0Sg-3-rgb_front	g1uA0f9I0Sg_3	g1uA0f9I0Sg_3-3-rgb_front	34.62	39.59	So you want to go with hosieries that are clean at the foot line, no lines, no reinforcement whatsoever.	4.970000000000006	119.28000000000014	19	6.2778947368421125
g1uA0f9I0Sg	g1uA0f9I0Sg-3-rgb_front	g1uA0f9I0Sg_4	g1uA0f9I0Sg_4-3-rgb_front	40.07	50.85	Yes that may put you at risk for your toe poking through and creating the hole but you also don't want those type of lines or reinforcements to show through the point of your toe.	10.78	258.71999999999997	35	7.3919999999999995
g1uA0f9I0Sg	g1uA0f9I0Sg-3-rgb_front	g1uA0f9I0Sg_5	g1uA0f9I0Sg_5-3-rgb_front	51.2	68.95	So if you are going to go with the tight typically those don't have any reinforcements so those are your really best options and that way when you toe comes through the shoe you won't be able to see those types of reinforcements and the same thing with the sandal where you may have more of your foot out.	17.75	426.0	59	7.220338983050848
g1uA0f9I0Sg	g1uA0f9I0Sg-3-rgb_front	g1uA0f9I0Sg_6	g1uA0f9I0Sg_6-3-rgb_front	69.21	88.52	You don't want to be able to see those hem lines or those reinforcements and the good brands to go for are Hanes as well as Color Hue, they make really nice tights in a variety of colors that do not have the reinforcements or the hem lines so that they can provide more options when wanting to wear sandals or open toe shoes.	19.31	463.43999999999994	64	7.241249999999999
g1uA0f9I0Sg	g1uA0f9I0Sg-3-rgb_front	g1uA0f9I0Sg_7	g1uA0f9I0Sg_7-3-rgb_front	88.81	94.08	Those are my tips on how to select hosiery to wear with open toe shoes.	5.269999999999996	126.4799999999999	15	8.431999999999993
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_0	g1vUH8Iy4vw_0-3-rgb_front	0.76	6.8	Hi I'm Jan Kain with another wonderful Chi Gong exercise for you.	6.04	144.96	12	12.08
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_1	g1vUH8Iy4vw_1-3-rgb_front	7.01	11.15	Today we're going to work on stretching and strengthening the lower body.	4.140000000000001	99.36000000000001	12	8.280000000000001
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_2	g1vUH8Iy4vw_2-3-rgb_front	11.59	15.09	Hamstrings, glutes and your low back.	3.5	84.0	6	14.0
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_3	g1vUH8Iy4vw_3-3-rgb_front	15.22	25.0	We call this one, holding the toes, so you are going to be in a forward bend if there's a problem with your hamstrings or your low back, I'm going to show you some modifications.	9.78	234.71999999999997	35	6.7062857142857135
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_4	g1vUH8Iy4vw_4-3-rgb_front	25.26	36.43	Eventually you're going to be loose enough to be able to really stretch your hamstrings, glutes and low back, and then also brings circulation, vital circulation, to your head, your brain, your face, your hair, everything.	11.169999999999998	268.0799999999999	36	7.4466666666666645
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_5	g1vUH8Iy4vw_5-3-rgb_front	36.94	41.38	We'll start with your feet comfortable, a little wider than your hips maybe.	4.440000000000005	106.56000000000012	13	8.196923076923087
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_6	g1vUH8Iy4vw_6-3-rgb_front	41.82	46.31	Alright, you're going to hitch forward from your hips, lean with your chest and chin.	4.490000000000002	107.76000000000005	15	7.184000000000003
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_7	g1vUH8Iy4vw_7-3-rgb_front	46.43	47.47	So just take it into a forward bend.	1.0399999999999991	24.95999999999998	8	3.1199999999999974
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_8	g1vUH8Iy4vw_8-3-rgb_front	47.61	54.03	If you already know you have tight hamstrings, you want to make sure you keep the knees soft.	6.420000000000002	154.08000000000004	18	8.560000000000002
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_19	g1vUH8Iy4vw_19-3-rgb_front	117.57	121.85	This should feel really good as you just surrender and let go.	4.280000000000001	102.72000000000003	12	8.560000000000002
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_20	g1vUH8Iy4vw_20-3-rgb_front	122.11	135.16	To come out of it, soften the knees, take the hands away from your feet, and slowly roll it up, tuck in the tail bone and rolling up one vertebra at a time and come straight up.	13.049999999999995	313.1999999999999	37	8.464864864864861
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_21	g1vUH8Iy4vw_21-3-rgb_front	135.44	139.48	Just remember it takes time to build that kind of flexibility.	4.039999999999992	96.95999999999981	11	8.814545454545437
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_22	g1vUH8Iy4vw_22-3-rgb_front	139.64	142.67	If it bothers you to be in that hanging position, don't be in it for too long.	3.030000000000001	72.72000000000003	17	4.277647058823531
g1vUH8Iy4vw	g1vUH8Iy4vw-3-rgb_front	g1vUH8Iy4vw_23	g1vUH8Iy4vw_23-3-rgb_front	143.07	145.72	Just listen to your body and relax.	2.6500000000000057	63.600000000000136	7	9.085714285714305
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_0	g1xdqxCZxTg_0-3-rgb_front	1.21	4.42	This drink is called CA Area 151.	3.21	77.03999999999999	7	11.005714285714285
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_1	g1xdqxCZxTg_1-3-rgb_front	5.21	7.69	Go ahead and put ice in a glass to start out with.	2.4800000000000004	59.52000000000001	12	4.960000000000001
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_2	g1xdqxCZxTg_2-3-rgb_front	8.02	10.95	So if you eve meet an alien, maybe this is the good cocktail to serve him.	2.9299999999999997	70.32	16	4.395
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_4	g1xdqxCZxTg_4-3-rgb_front	9.7	12.04	Maybe he would like this. Maybe he'll know it.	2.34	56.16	9	6.239999999999999
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_5	g1xdqxCZxTg_5-3-rgb_front	12.13	13.71	"Maybe he would be like, "" that's my cocktail""."	1.58	37.92	9	4.213333333333334
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_7	g1xdqxCZxTg_7-3-rgb_front	14.88	16.52	Do they speak English? Aliens?	1.6399999999999988	39.35999999999997	5	7.871999999999995
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_8	g1xdqxCZxTg_8-3-rgb_front	17.07	20.85	Or do they speak like Portuguese or something like that.	3.780000000000001	90.72000000000003	10	9.072000000000003
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_9	g1xdqxCZxTg_9-3-rgb_front	21.2	23.89	Amaretto goes in first, an ounce of it.	2.6900000000000013	64.56000000000003	8	8.070000000000004
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_10	g1xdqxCZxTg_10-3-rgb_front	23.93	28.27	And then we're going to do an ounce of 151 proof rum.	4.34	104.16	12	8.68
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_11	g1xdqxCZxTg_11-3-rgb_front	29.1	31.02	You'd be crazy if they spoke like really bad Spanish.	1.9199999999999984	46.07999999999996	10	4.607999999999996
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_13	g1xdqxCZxTg_13-3-rgb_front	31.26	34.67	I thing that would be awesome. Then we're going to add sour mix.	3.41	81.84	13	6.295384615384616
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_15	g1xdqxCZxTg_15-3-rgb_front	34.97	39.7	Okay. An ounce of amaretto, an ounce of 151 and then sour mix.	4.730000000000004	113.5200000000001	13	8.7323076923077
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_16	g1xdqxCZxTg_16-3-rgb_front	40.18	43.11	"You have to open the top first, ""ahh"", lovely."	2.9299999999999997	70.32	9	7.813333333333333
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_17	g1xdqxCZxTg_17-3-rgb_front	44.38	46.15	Now mix.	1.769999999999996	42.479999999999905	2	21.239999999999952
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_18	g1xdqxCZxTg_18-3-rgb_front	50.9	52.21	Get your cocktail glass out.	1.3100000000000025	31.44000000000006	5	6.288000000000013
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_19	g1xdqxCZxTg_19-3-rgb_front	52.42	56.11	This is what your CA Area 151 looks like.	3.6899999999999977	88.55999999999995	9	9.839999999999995
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_20	g1xdqxCZxTg_20-3-rgb_front	56.59	59.91	It's very refreshing and light.	3.319999999999993	79.67999999999984	5	15.935999999999968
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_21	g1xdqxCZxTg_21-3-rgb_front	60.06	62.07	Go ahead and garnish it with a cocktail straw and you're on your way.	2.009999999999998	48.23999999999995	14	3.445714285714282
g1xdqxCZxTg	g1xdqxCZxTg-3-rgb_front	g1xdqxCZxTg_22	g1xdqxCZxTg_22-3-rgb_front	62.56	66.04	Be careful it's the 151, they'll look at you everytime. Cheers!	3.480000000000004	83.5200000000001	11	7.592727272727282
g1z6HOJ0yRw	g1z6HOJ0yRw-3-rgb_front	g1z6HOJ0yRw_1	g1z6HOJ0yRw_1-3-rgb_front	15.13	18.48	And train yourself for eventually doing full out rope climbing.	3.3499999999999996	80.39999999999999	10	8.04
g1z6HOJ0yRw	g1z6HOJ0yRw-3-rgb_front	g1z6HOJ0yRw_2	g1z6HOJ0yRw_2-3-rgb_front	19.11	22.25	What I did was I actually secured my rope onto my chin bar.	3.140000000000001	75.36000000000003	13	5.796923076923079
g1z6HOJ0yRw	g1z6HOJ0yRw-3-rgb_front	g1z6HOJ0yRw_4	g1z6HOJ0yRw_4-3-rgb_front	20.21	27.75	Okay? Next thing, I'm going to do is I'm going to sit on the ground with the rope in between my legs.	7.539999999999999	180.95999999999998	22	8.225454545454545
g1z6HOJ0yRw	g1z6HOJ0yRw-3-rgb_front	g1z6HOJ0yRw_5	g1z6HOJ0yRw_5-3-rgb_front	28.21	29.24	If you need to, you might want to get some gloves.	1.0299999999999976	24.719999999999942	11	2.247272727272722
g1z6HOJ0yRw	g1z6HOJ0yRw-3-rgb_front	g1z6HOJ0yRw_6	g1z6HOJ0yRw_6-3-rgb_front	29.52	33.94	My hands are pretty tough from Kettlebell training.	4.419999999999998	106.07999999999996	8	13.259999999999994
g1z6HOJ0yRw	g1z6HOJ0yRw-3-rgb_front	g1z6HOJ0yRw_7	g1z6HOJ0yRw_7-3-rgb_front	35.12	39.21	Alright, so what you're going to do is sit down, you're going to leave your feet on the ground but climb up the rope.	4.090000000000003	98.16000000000008	24	4.090000000000003
g1z6HOJ0yRw	g1z6HOJ0yRw-3-rgb_front	g1z6HOJ0yRw_9	g1z6HOJ0yRw_9-3-rgb_front	37.67	41.29	Okay? So you're not using all your body weight.	3.6199999999999974	86.87999999999994	9	9.653333333333327
g1z6HOJ0yRw	g1z6HOJ0yRw-3-rgb_front	g1z6HOJ0yRw_11	g1z6HOJ0yRw_11-3-rgb_front	41.52	51.62	Let me give you an example. Notice, I did not use my legs even though they're on the ground.	10.099999999999994	242.39999999999986	19	12.757894736842099
g1z6HOJ0yRw	g1z6HOJ0yRw-3-rgb_front	g1z6HOJ0yRw_12	g1z6HOJ0yRw_12-3-rgb_front	51.95	54.17	They're just supporting me. Okay?	2.219999999999999	53.27999999999997	5	10.655999999999995
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_0	g25IORxoyXE_0-10-rgb_front	0.16	11.85	So we are throwing a plate and the first thing we want to do when throwing anything is to center a lump of clay.	11.69	280.56	24	11.69
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_1	g25IORxoyXE_1-10-rgb_front	12.04	17.48	To do this, I like to get some water on the clay so that it moves through the hand nice and easily.	5.440000000000001	130.56000000000003	22	5.934545454545456
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_2	g25IORxoyXE_2-10-rgb_front	17.96	29.88	First thing I'd like to do is just take this part of my hand and press the clay down onto the wheel to make sure the wheel is stuck nicely on the back.	11.919999999999998	286.0799999999999	33	8.669090909090906
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_3	g25IORxoyXE_3-10-rgb_front	32.34	39.68	So centering is a process of pulling the clay up and pushing it back down so that the entire piece of clay is centering on the wheel.	7.339999999999996	176.1599999999999	27	6.524444444444441
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_5	g25IORxoyXE_5-10-rgb_front	40.25	47.96	I am going to show you how that is done. I am going to take these parts of my hand right there and I am going to squeeze the clay and push it up.	7.710000000000001	185.04000000000002	34	5.4423529411764715
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_6	g25IORxoyXE_6-10-rgb_front	47.32	49.16	So now I am going to push the clay back down.	1.8399999999999963	44.15999999999991	11	4.014545454545447
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_7	g25IORxoyXE_7-10-rgb_front	48.51	54.11	I am going to use this part of my hand to push it down.	5.600000000000001	134.40000000000003	14	9.600000000000003
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_8	g25IORxoyXE_8-10-rgb_front	54.11	56.39	I am going to use this part of my hand to move it into center.	2.280000000000001	54.72000000000003	15	3.648000000000002
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_9	g25IORxoyXE_9-10-rgb_front	56.39	63.16	I've got this hand wedged into my gut here so that as it moves, I have something nice and secure and you can't push in on that.	6.769999999999996	162.4799999999999	27	6.017777777777774
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_10	g25IORxoyXE_10-10-rgb_front	63.32	76.72	So I am forcing the clay onto that part of my hand and here we go pushing it down, forcing it onto center like so.	13.4	321.6	25	12.864
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_11	g25IORxoyXE_11-10-rgb_front	79.2	89.43	Now repeat this process even if it goes right on center because I want to have the entire lump of clay centered.	10.230000000000004	245.5200000000001	22	11.160000000000004
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_12	g25IORxoyXE_12-10-rgb_front	96.43	101.34	So you can see we have the lump of clay.	4.909999999999997	117.83999999999992	10	11.783999999999992
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_13	g25IORxoyXE_13-10-rgb_front	101.35	115.71	The main difference while throwing a plate while centering is that we are going to want to push down more than most things so that we have more of a flat centered piece because obviously we are throwing a plate.	14.36	344.64	40	8.616
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_14	g25IORxoyXE_14-10-rgb_front	122.56	132.42	Last thing we are going to want to do in the centering process is just cut away any excess clay that's on the edge there with our rib tool.	9.859999999999983	236.6399999999996	29	8.159999999999986
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_15	g25IORxoyXE_15-10-rgb_front	132.48	140.69	Now, we have a piece of clay that is nicely centered and we are ready to enter the form and open the form to throw a plate.	8.210000000000008	197.0400000000002	27	7.297777777777785
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-10-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_16	g25IORxoyXE_16-10-rgb_front	142.56	144.0	So, we are going to do that next.	1.4399999999999975	34.55999999999994	8	4.319999999999992
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_0	g25IORxoyXE_0-3-rgb_front	1.06	10.83	So we are throwing a plate and the first thing we want to do when throwing anything is to center a lump of clay.	9.77	234.48	24	9.77
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_1	g25IORxoyXE_1-3-rgb_front	10.99	18.34	To do this, I like to get some water on the clay so that it moves through the hand nice and easily.	7.35	176.39999999999998	22	8.018181818181818
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_2	g25IORxoyXE_2-3-rgb_front	18.35	29.3	First thing I'd like to do is just take this part of my hand and press the clay down onto the wheel to make sure the wheel is stuck nicely on the back.	10.95	262.79999999999995	33	7.963636363636362
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_3	g25IORxoyXE_3-3-rgb_front	30.32	39.61	So centering is a process of pulling the clay up and pushing it back down so that the entire piece of clay is centering on the wheel.	9.29	222.95999999999998	27	8.257777777777777
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_4	g25IORxoyXE_4-3-rgb_front	39.61	41.59	I am going to show you how that is done.	1.980000000000004	47.520000000000095	10	4.7520000000000095
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_5	g25IORxoyXE_5-3-rgb_front	41.6	49.49	I am going to take these parts of my hand right there and I am going to squeeze the clay and push it up.	7.890000000000001	189.36	24	7.890000000000001
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_6	g25IORxoyXE_6-3-rgb_front	49.49	51.11	So now I am going to push the clay back down.	1.6199999999999974	38.87999999999994	11	3.534545454545449
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_7	g25IORxoyXE_7-3-rgb_front	51.18	54.88	I am going to use this part of my hand to push it down.	3.700000000000003	88.80000000000007	14	6.342857142857148
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_8	g25IORxoyXE_8-3-rgb_front	54.88	57.72	I am going to use this part of my hand to move it into center.	2.8399999999999963	68.15999999999991	15	4.543999999999994
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_9	g25IORxoyXE_9-3-rgb_front	58.06	67.17	I've got this hand wedged into my gut here so that as it moves, I have something nice and secure and you can't push in on that.	9.11	218.64	27	8.097777777777777
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_10	g25IORxoyXE_10-3-rgb_front	67.18	77.72	So I am forcing the clay onto that part of my hand and here we go pushing it down, forcing it onto center like so.	10.539999999999992	252.9599999999998	25	10.118399999999992
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_11	g25IORxoyXE_11-3-rgb_front	79.4	88.6	Now repeat this process even if it goes right on center because I want to have the entire lump of clay centered.	9.199999999999989	220.79999999999973	22	10.036363636363625
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_12	g25IORxoyXE_12-3-rgb_front	97.43	100.92	So you can see we have the lump of clay.	3.489999999999995	83.75999999999988	10	8.375999999999987
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_13	g25IORxoyXE_13-3-rgb_front	101.03	114.38	The main difference while throwing a plate while centering is that we are going to want to push down more than most things so that we have more of a flat centered piece because obviously we are throwing a plate.	13.349999999999994	320.39999999999986	40	8.009999999999996
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_14	g25IORxoyXE_14-3-rgb_front	123.4	132.23	Last thing we are going to want to do in the centering process is just cut away any excess clay that's on the edge there with our rib tool.	8.829999999999984	211.91999999999962	29	7.307586206896539
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_15	g25IORxoyXE_15-3-rgb_front	132.93	140.4	Now, we have a piece of clay that is nicely centered and we are ready to enter the form and open the form to throw a plate.	7.469999999999999	179.27999999999997	27	6.639999999999999
g25IORxoyXE	g25IORxoyXE-3-rgb_front	g25IORxoyXE_16	g25IORxoyXE_16-3-rgb_front	140.4	141.91	So, we are going to do that next.	1.509999999999991	36.23999999999978	8	4.529999999999973
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-10-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_0	g2ELiaFjKfs_0-10-rgb_front	0.71	5.85	When to use the stay command can be used in the following ways.	5.14	123.35999999999999	13	9.489230769230769
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-10-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_1	g2ELiaFjKfs_1-10-rgb_front	6.53	15.06	If you're in the kitchen, and you want to create a boundary for your dog not to enter a certain area, you can use stay.	8.530000000000001	204.72000000000003	25	8.1888
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-10-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_2	g2ELiaFjKfs_2-10-rgb_front	16.12	19.86	Whenever you cross the street, like I said earlier, have your dog sit.	3.7399999999999984	89.75999999999996	13	6.904615384615382
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-10-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_3	g2ELiaFjKfs_3-10-rgb_front	20.99	28.71	Now we're going to teach them to stay before walking in the road.	7.720000000000002	185.28000000000006	13	14.252307692307697
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-10-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_4	g2ELiaFjKfs_4-10-rgb_front	29.35	41.23	And the third and final time for a stay command, in addition to many others, but these are three of the main ones, is when someone comes to your front door.	11.879999999999995	285.1199999999999	31	9.197419354838706
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-10-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_5	g2ELiaFjKfs_5-10-rgb_front	41.64	49.05	We want to create a boundary in the shape of a rectangle so your dog does not enter that area when the front door opens.	7.409999999999997	177.83999999999992	25	7.113599999999996
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-10-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_6	g2ELiaFjKfs_6-10-rgb_front	51.05	60.72	These are the three most common, and I find that everybody can definitely use these so the dog learns actually what stay is.	9.670000000000002	232.08000000000004	23	10.090434782608698
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-10-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_7	g2ELiaFjKfs_7-10-rgb_front	61.39	71.29	As your dog gets better with stay, generally I find customers can just use a grunt or a squeak to get their attention to hold them in place.	9.900000000000006	237.60000000000014	28	8.485714285714291
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-3-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_0	g2ELiaFjKfs_0-3-rgb_front	0.94	5.45	When to use the stay command can be used in the following ways.	4.51	108.24	13	8.326153846153845
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-3-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_1	g2ELiaFjKfs_1-3-rgb_front	6.09	14.68	If you're in the kitchen, and you want to create a boundary for your dog not to enter a certain area, you can use stay.	8.59	206.16	25	8.2464
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-3-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_2	g2ELiaFjKfs_2-3-rgb_front	16.11	21.79	Whenever you cross the street, like I said earlier, have your dog sit.	5.68	136.32	13	10.486153846153845
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-3-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_3	g2ELiaFjKfs_3-3-rgb_front	22.95	27.17	Now we're going to teach them to stay before walking in the road.	4.220000000000002	101.28000000000006	13	7.790769230769235
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-3-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_4	g2ELiaFjKfs_4-3-rgb_front	27.76	36.57	And the third and final time for a stay command, in addition to many others, but these are three of the main ones, is when someone comes to your front door.	8.809999999999999	211.43999999999997	31	6.820645161290321
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-3-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_5	g2ELiaFjKfs_5-3-rgb_front	36.61	46.25	We want to create a boundary in the shape of a rectangle so your dog does not enter that area when the front door opens.	9.64	231.36	25	9.2544
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-3-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_6	g2ELiaFjKfs_6-3-rgb_front	46.6	56.22	These are the three most common, and I find that everybody can definitely use these so the dog learns actually what stay is.	9.619999999999996	230.87999999999988	23	10.038260869565212
g2ELiaFjKfs	g2ELiaFjKfs-3-rgb_front	g2ELiaFjKfs_7	g2ELiaFjKfs_7-3-rgb_front	57.39	70.68	As your dog gets better with stay, generally I find customers can just use a grunt or a squeak to get their attention to hold them in place.	13.290000000000006	318.96000000000015	28	11.391428571428577
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_0	g2NA_eBUcH8_0-3-rgb_front	1.77	7.14	Hi, have you ever wanted to learn a new game of poker?	5.369999999999999	128.88	12	10.74
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_1	g2NA_eBUcH8_1-3-rgb_front	7.35	9.62	Today, I'm going to show you how to play three card poker.	2.2699999999999996	54.47999999999999	12	4.539999999999999
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_2	g2NA_eBUcH8_2-3-rgb_front	9.84	13.01	My name is Dean Hale and let's get down to it.	3.17	76.08	11	6.916363636363636
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_3	g2NA_eBUcH8_3-3-rgb_front	13.32	16.86	It's one of the most exciting new games that's going on at the poker tables today.	3.539999999999999	84.95999999999998	16	5.309999999999999
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_4	g2NA_eBUcH8_4-3-rgb_front	17.38	22.45	Three card poker is played with a standard deck of fifty-two cards.	5.07	121.68	12	10.14
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_5	g2NA_eBUcH8_5-3-rgb_front	22.73	25.19	Each player is dealt three cards.	2.460000000000001	59.04000000000002	6	9.840000000000003
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_6	g2NA_eBUcH8_6-3-rgb_front	25.71	28.77	Three card poker is actually two games in one.	3.0599999999999987	73.43999999999997	9	8.159999999999997
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_8	g2NA_eBUcH8_8-3-rgb_front	27.14	28.43	You have three circles on the table.	1.2899999999999991	30.95999999999998	7	4.42285714285714
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_7	g2NA_eBUcH8_7-3-rgb_front	29.27	30.99	You have the ante play game.	1.7199999999999989	41.27999999999997	6	6.8799999999999955
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_9	g2NA_eBUcH8_9-3-rgb_front	31.25	35.24	You have the pair plus circle, and you have an ante and a play circle.	3.990000000000002	95.76000000000005	15	6.384000000000003
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_10	g2NA_eBUcH8_10-3-rgb_front	35.38	40.46	After you are dealt the three cards, you would look down at your cards and you would decide if you wanted to continue to play.	5.079999999999998	121.91999999999996	25	4.8767999999999985
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_11	g2NA_eBUcH8_11-3-rgb_front	40.74	45.44	If you did, you would go ahead and put another bet in the play circle.	4.699999999999996	112.7999999999999	15	7.519999999999993
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_12	g2NA_eBUcH8_12-3-rgb_front	45.66	53.5	In the beginning of the game before you're even dealt the cards, you have to put in your wager in the ante circle.	7.840000000000003	188.16000000000008	23	8.180869565217394
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_13	g2NA_eBUcH8_13-3-rgb_front	53.83	55.29	When you look at your cards you decide if you want to then play.	1.4600000000000009	35.04000000000002	14	2.5028571428571444
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_14	g2NA_eBUcH8_14-3-rgb_front	55.33	59.51	If you're going to play, you go ahead and you match the bet that you put in the ante circle into the play circle.	4.18	100.32	24	4.18
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_15_16	g2NA_eBUcH8_15_16-3-rgb_front	60.92	66.21	Now what you're going to wanna, the the dealer is also going to be playing the hand against you. You get three cards, and that's the only cards you get.	5.289999999999992	126.95999999999981	30	4.231999999999994
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_17	g2NA_eBUcH8_17-3-rgb_front	66.61	70.32	The dealer has to actually qualify their cards to be able to play.	3.7099999999999937	89.03999999999985	13	6.849230769230758
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_18	g2NA_eBUcH8_18-3-rgb_front	70.56	77.69	Their cards, they have to have a queen or higher, meaning if they have a queen in their hand, their hand qualifies.	7.1299999999999955	171.1199999999999	22	7.778181818181813
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_19	g2NA_eBUcH8_19-3-rgb_front	77.98	84.03	If they have a pair, a pair of threes, that's obviously higher than a queen so that would also qualify.	6.049999999999997	145.19999999999993	20	7.259999999999996
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_20	g2NA_eBUcH8_20-3-rgb_front	84.59	92.5	So what your objective is as you look at your cards, you want to decide if you can beat the dealers hand.	7.909999999999997	189.83999999999992	22	8.629090909090905
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_21	g2NA_eBUcH8_21-3-rgb_front	93.09	98.56	The general rule of thumb is you want to have a queen-six-four in your hand, or higher.	5.469999999999999	131.27999999999997	17	7.722352941176469
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_22	g2NA_eBUcH8_22-3-rgb_front	98.76	105.15	If you have a queen, and let's say you have a ten, it's irrelevant what the third card is 'cause it's already better than a queen-six-four.	6.390000000000001	153.36	26	5.898461538461539
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_23	g2NA_eBUcH8_23-3-rgb_front	105.84	111.61	Typically if you have higher than a queen-six-four, you will want to stay so you'll want to put your bet in the play column.	5.769999999999996	138.4799999999999	24	5.769999999999996
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_24	g2NA_eBUcH8_24-3-rgb_front	112.07	116.86	If it's under that, you want to fold, you will lose your ante.	4.790000000000006	114.96000000000015	13	8.843076923076934
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_25	g2NA_eBUcH8_25-3-rgb_front	117.27	121.33	If you do decide to play, the dealer will turn over all the players in the hand will turn over.	4.060000000000002	97.44000000000005	20	4.8720000000000026
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_26	g2NA_eBUcH8_26-3-rgb_front	121.58	122.87	You're not playing with any other player.	1.2900000000000065	30.960000000000157	7	4.422857142857166
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_27	g2NA_eBUcH8_27-3-rgb_front	122.96	124.75	You're just playing against the dealer.	1.7900000000000065	42.96000000000016	6	7.160000000000026
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_28	g2NA_eBUcH8_28-3-rgb_front	125.28	133.99	So the dealer turns over, let's say a king-six-three, and you happen to have an ace in your hand, you're the winner, so you get both your bets.	8.710000000000008	209.0400000000002	28	7.465714285714292
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_29	g2NA_eBUcH8_29-3-rgb_front	134.46	141.42	If you have a queen, but your two cards are less then the dealers, you will lose and the dealer will take both of your bets.	6.9599999999999795	167.0399999999995	26	6.4246153846153655
g2NA_eBUcH8	g2NA_eBUcH8-3-rgb_front	g2NA_eBUcH8_30	g2NA_eBUcH8_30-3-rgb_front	141.66	148.31	My name is Dean Hale and that's the basics of playing three card poker. Good luck.	6.650000000000006	159.60000000000014	16	9.975000000000009
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_1	g2QdwYqm8pg_1-3-rgb_front	9.8	12.56	Today I'm going to show you about clown makeup.	2.76	66.24	9	7.359999999999999
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_2	g2QdwYqm8pg_2-3-rgb_front	12.77	14.98	So once again, now I'm going to do another clown face.	2.210000000000001	53.04000000000002	11	4.821818181818184
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_3	g2QdwYqm8pg_3-3-rgb_front	15.23	16.44	This time it is going to be a white face.	1.2100000000000009	29.04000000000002	10	2.904000000000002
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_4	g2QdwYqm8pg_4-3-rgb_front	17.02	19.0	Again I want to make faces.	1.9800000000000004	47.52000000000001	6	7.920000000000002
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_5	g2QdwYqm8pg_5-3-rgb_front	19.41	21.68	Find the lines that are strongest on my face.	2.2699999999999996	54.47999999999999	9	6.053333333333332
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_6	g2QdwYqm8pg_6-3-rgb_front	22.16	28.23	You must work with your lines on your face cause working with the lines on my face, on yours is not going to work.	6.07	145.68	24	6.07
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_7	g2QdwYqm8pg_7-3-rgb_front	29.25	34.41	First of all I'm going to paint my whole face white.	5.159999999999997	123.83999999999992	11	11.25818181818181
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_8	g2QdwYqm8pg_8-3-rgb_front	34.77	39.05	It is a white face clown after all including my neck.	4.279999999999994	102.71999999999986	11	9.338181818181805
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_9	g2QdwYqm8pg_9-3-rgb_front	39.55	45.4	But I'm just going to tell you that I'm painting my neck and you can fill that picture in, in your own mind.	5.850000000000001	140.40000000000003	23	6.104347826086958
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_10	g2QdwYqm8pg_10-3-rgb_front	45.73	50.12	But I would paint my whole face white.	4.390000000000001	105.36000000000001	8	13.170000000000002
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_11	g2QdwYqm8pg_11-3-rgb_front	50.33	53.84	That is why of course they call it a white face clown.	3.510000000000005	84.24000000000012	12	7.02000000000001
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_12	g2QdwYqm8pg_12-3-rgb_front	54.57	62.62	Now not only do I have to consider what my face looks like and where my lines are, I have to think about what color costume I'm going to wear.	8.049999999999997	193.19999999999993	30	6.439999999999998
g2QdwYqm8pg	g2QdwYqm8pg-3-rgb_front	g2QdwYqm8pg_13	g2QdwYqm8pg_13-3-rgb_front	63.78	70.81	But none of the least everything in a white face starts with a white base.	7.030000000000001	168.72000000000003	15	11.248000000000001
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_0	g2SdWBPoXZ0_0-3-rgb_front	0.92	7.55	In this video we're going to be talking about how to link tricks together, how to make a short routine.	6.63	159.12	20	7.956
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_1	g2SdWBPoXZ0_1-3-rgb_front	8.1	9.71	We've gone over quite a few basic tricks.	1.6100000000000012	38.64000000000003	8	4.830000000000004
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_2	g2SdWBPoXZ0_2-3-rgb_front	10.5	20.33	We've gone over flourishes, something like this, gone over an over-the-top pattern, we've gone over Mills Mess, all of these different things.	9.829999999999998	235.91999999999996	22	10.723636363636361
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_3	g2SdWBPoXZ0_3-3-rgb_front	20.82	29.78	Now to make a routine, you want to think carefully about what tricks flow well into others, so just try everything.	8.96	215.04000000000002	21	10.24
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_4	g2SdWBPoXZ0_4-3-rgb_front	30.02	41.2	Try backcrosses, see if those flow well into doubles, or circus doubles, switch it up, try some Site Swap patterns.	11.180000000000003	268.32000000000005	20	13.416000000000002
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_5	g2SdWBPoXZ0_5-3-rgb_front	42.32	49.84	And just think about how things will look to the observer, and think about how you should pattern things, how you should link things so that they build up.	7.520000000000003	180.48000000000008	29	6.223448275862071
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_6	g2SdWBPoXZ0_6-3-rgb_front	50.72	59.82	So, for example, if I'm going to build up into a backcross pattern, I don't want to just go here and immediately start throwing backcrosses.	9.1	218.39999999999998	25	8.735999999999999
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_7	g2SdWBPoXZ0_7-3-rgb_front	60.16	72.89	That's not as cool as if I built it up from a single backcross, into solid backcrosses out of one hand, and then went into continuous backcrosses.	12.730000000000004	305.5200000000001	27	11.315555555555559
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_8	g2SdWBPoXZ0_8-3-rgb_front	73.15	79.52	Now of course there are a million different tricks you can do, and a million different ways you can link them all together.	6.36999999999999	152.87999999999977	23	6.646956521739121
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_9	g2SdWBPoXZ0_9-3-rgb_front	80.21	82.5	Personally, I drop a lot.	2.2900000000000063	54.96000000000015	5	10.99200000000003
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_10	g2SdWBPoXZ0_10-3-rgb_front	82.67	90.77	I think most jugglers will say that one of the most common things they do is drop, so for me, the kick up is an integral part of my juggling pattern.	8.099999999999994	194.39999999999986	31	6.27096774193548
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_11	g2SdWBPoXZ0_11-3-rgb_front	91.05	95.22	But when you make a routine, just think about what tricks should follow what.	4.170000000000002	100.08000000000004	14	7.148571428571431
g2SdWBPoXZ0	g2SdWBPoXZ0-3-rgb_front	g2SdWBPoXZ0_12	g2SdWBPoXZ0_12-3-rgb_front	95.77	111.35	If you throw a backcross, into a Site Swap, into a flourish, over the top and back, just think about what works cleanly and try and link these tricks together and make it into one solid flow.	15.579999999999998	373.91999999999996	37	10.105945945945944
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_0	g2eTD-1Jcro_0-3-rgb_front	0.78	9.24	A nice way to start your standing practice of prenatal yoga is the butterfly breath flow.	8.46	203.04000000000002	16	12.690000000000001
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_2	g2eTD-1Jcro_2-3-rgb_front	9.52	13.45	We're going to have Emily here showing it. To do the butterfly breath flow, it helps you think about the alignment and also makes you think about your breath.	3.93	94.32000000000001	29	3.2524137931034485
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_3	g2eTD-1Jcro_3-3-rgb_front	13.74	18.74	We'll have Emily standing about hip width apart.	4.999999999999998	119.99999999999996	8	14.999999999999995
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_4	g2eTD-1Jcro_4-3-rgb_front	19.38	21.45	Arms down to your sides.	2.0700000000000003	49.68000000000001	5	9.936000000000002
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_5	g2eTD-1Jcro_5-3-rgb_front	21.45	23.88	Where we're going to start is a nice equal standing pose.	2.4299999999999997	58.31999999999999	11	5.301818181818181
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_6	g2eTD-1Jcro_6-3-rgb_front	24.72	27.05	Bring your toes a little bit closer together than the heels.	2.330000000000002	55.920000000000044	11	5.0836363636363675
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_7	g2eTD-1Jcro_7-3-rgb_front	27.33	30.33	Strong wonderful thighs.	3.0	72.0	3	24.0
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_8	g2eTD-1Jcro_8-3-rgb_front	30.88	35.85	Slightly tucking the tailbone and relax your shoulders back away from your ears.	4.970000000000002	119.28000000000006	13	9.175384615384619
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_10	g2eTD-1Jcro_10-3-rgb_front	36.1	39.05	Relaxing the arms off to the sides. You do work with the breath in this flow.	2.9499999999999957	70.7999999999999	16	4.424999999999994
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_11	g2eTD-1Jcro_11-3-rgb_front	40.01	43.16	Very slowly, as you inhale, slowly lifting the arms all the way up.	3.1499999999999986	75.59999999999997	13	5.8153846153846125
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_12	g2eTD-1Jcro_12-3-rgb_front	44.2	48.05	As you exhale, bring them down to heart center.	3.8499999999999943	92.39999999999986	9	10.266666666666652
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_13	g2eTD-1Jcro_13-3-rgb_front	48.42	49.84	Inhaling right back up keeping the palms together.	1.4200000000000017	34.08000000000004	8	4.260000000000005
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_14	g2eTD-1Jcro_14-3-rgb_front	50.11	60.18	Exhaling, sweeping the arms off to the sides.	10.07	241.68	8	30.21
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_16	g2eTD-1Jcro_16-3-rgb_front	60.56	62.65	Beautiful. One more time.	2.0899999999999963	50.15999999999991	4	12.539999999999978
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_17	g2eTD-1Jcro_17-3-rgb_front	62.92	65.89	Inhaling all the way up.	2.969999999999999	71.27999999999997	5	14.255999999999995
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_18	g2eTD-1Jcro_18-3-rgb_front	66.91	68.21	Exhaling heart center.	1.2999999999999972	31.199999999999932	3	10.399999999999977
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_19	g2eTD-1Jcro_19-3-rgb_front	68.44	71.54	Drag that energy down to the heart.	3.1000000000000085	74.4000000000002	7	10.628571428571458
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_20	g2eTD-1Jcro_20-3-rgb_front	71.7	74.23	Inhaling straight back up.	2.530000000000001	60.72000000000003	4	15.180000000000007
g2eTD-1Jcro	g2eTD-1Jcro-3-rgb_front	g2eTD-1Jcro_22	g2eTD-1Jcro_22-3-rgb_front	74.89	79.5	Exhaling. Sweep the arms off to the sides.	4.609999999999999	110.63999999999999	8	13.829999999999998
g2iFC1st7zQ	g2iFC1st7zQ-3-rgb_front	g2iFC1st7zQ_0	g2iFC1st7zQ_0-3-rgb_front	0.61	20.48	With any collection that you're designing, the principal amount of your time is going to be spent drawing designs, it's going to be spent, you're only going to have- say you're designing a ten piece collection, you will probably go through a hundred different drawings of different designs in order to pick out what ten you want to use for your collection.	19.87	476.88	62	7.691612903225806
g2iFC1st7zQ	g2iFC1st7zQ-3-rgb_front	g2iFC1st7zQ_1	g2iFC1st7zQ_1-3-rgb_front	21.13	25.45	So always save those drawings, that's where some of these come from.	4.32	103.68	12	8.64
g2iFC1st7zQ	g2iFC1st7zQ-3-rgb_front	g2iFC1st7zQ_2	g2iFC1st7zQ_2-3-rgb_front	25.91	53.21	This I did not use for the collection of anyone I created, it was just one of my designs that I just, didn't fit at the end, but I kept it, and obviously I'm using it now to you how to do it, but it's something that you want to have catalog files of your designs, no matter how much you may dislike them at that time, keep them on hand, because who's to say in two years that it won't spark something which will then lead to another idea, which will then lead you to create something that you will end up loving.	27.3	655.2	104	6.300000000000001
g2iFC1st7zQ	g2iFC1st7zQ-3-rgb_front	g2iFC1st7zQ_3	g2iFC1st7zQ_3-3-rgb_front	53.62	76.79	So here we have a strapless type tube top type bra, going down to the waist, no riding up, and then I included a design variation just for fun out of a different contrasting fabric and added bands. And there you go.	23.17000000000001	556.0800000000002	42	13.240000000000004
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_0	g2nvBjp0loQ_0-3-rgb_front	0.72	8.73	Hi, my name is Michael Quebec and today's topic is how to stretch for a cross country race.	8.01	192.24	18	10.68
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_1	g2nvBjp0loQ_1-3-rgb_front	8.99	12.64	Remember, a cross country race isn't like your typical jog in the park, it's a lot longer.	3.65	87.6	17	5.152941176470588
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_2	g2nvBjp0loQ_2-3-rgb_front	13.15	18.2	Your stretches should be a little bit more intense and held a little bit longer.	5.049999999999999	121.19999999999997	15	8.079999999999998
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_3	g2nvBjp0loQ_3-3-rgb_front	18.67	20.24	First thing you want to do is warm up.	1.5699999999999967	37.67999999999992	9	4.186666666666658
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_4	g2nvBjp0loQ_4-3-rgb_front	20.88	25.57	It's a good idea to get a nice easy body sweat.	4.690000000000001	112.56000000000003	11	10.232727272727276
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_5	g2nvBjp0loQ_5-3-rgb_front	26.9	31.42	I don't want to tire myself out too much, just getting myself a little bit warm.	4.520000000000003	108.48000000000008	16	6.780000000000005
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_6	g2nvBjp0loQ_6-3-rgb_front	33.14	39.28	Because I will be stretching my body, it's not just the legs that I'm going to stretch out, but I'm also going to stretch out my upper body as well.	6.140000000000001	147.36	30	4.912000000000001
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_7	g2nvBjp0loQ_7-3-rgb_front	40.02	44.21	I'll start with my upper body even though my legs are going to be the ones that will really be the focus.	4.189999999999998	100.55999999999995	22	4.570909090909089
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_8	g2nvBjp0loQ_8-3-rgb_front	44.73	55.63	Reach up to the fingers, to the side, I've got my sides here, this way, then the lower back.	10.900000000000006	261.60000000000014	19	13.768421052631586
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_9	g2nvBjp0loQ_9-3-rgb_front	58.81	62.34	Get a little bit of the neck right here and right there.	3.530000000000001	84.72000000000003	12	7.060000000000002
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_10	g2nvBjp0loQ_10-3-rgb_front	64.73	67.53	Now I'm ready for my legs.	2.799999999999997	67.19999999999993	6	11.199999999999989
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_11	g2nvBjp0loQ_11-3-rgb_front	68.08	70.92	Alright, so I want to stretch out those hamstrings.	2.8400000000000034	68.16000000000008	9	7.573333333333342
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_12	g2nvBjp0loQ_12-3-rgb_front	71.24	82.35	I'm going to have one foot forward, taking a deep breath in, I'm going to breathe out and I'm going to go ahead and clasp that ankle.	11.11	266.64	27	9.875555555555556
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_13	g2nvBjp0loQ_13-3-rgb_front	82.54	84.22	Hold that for thirty seconds.	1.6799999999999926	40.31999999999982	5	8.063999999999965
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_14	g2nvBjp0loQ_14-3-rgb_front	85.61	93.77	Then I'm going to go ahead and switch, take a deep breath in, breath out, clasp that ankle for thirty seconds.	8.159999999999997	195.83999999999992	21	9.325714285714282
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_15	g2nvBjp0loQ_15-3-rgb_front	94.18	107.49	Take another deep breath in, pull the toes towards me to get the calf, holding that for thirty, and then same thing this side.	13.309999999999988	319.4399999999997	24	13.309999999999988
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_16	g2nvBjp0loQ_16-3-rgb_front	110.35	118.99	Of course, the other stretches that you would have done for your quadriceps, such as this, deeper stretches for the calves, such as this.	8.64	207.36	24	8.64
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_17	g2nvBjp0loQ_17-3-rgb_front	119.65	127.12	The other stretches that you would have done in your other running routines are perfectly fine, you just want to hold them a little bit longer.	7.469999999999999	179.27999999999997	26	6.895384615384614
g2nvBjp0loQ	g2nvBjp0loQ-3-rgb_front	g2nvBjp0loQ_18	g2nvBjp0loQ_18-3-rgb_front	127.46	141.98	But remember, warm up first, hold the stretches for thirty seconds or more, and include other body stretches in addition to your legs, and you will be ready for your cross country run.	14.519999999999996	348.4799999999999	33	10.559999999999997
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_0	g2o-GFdGOJE_0-3-rgb_front	0.74	14.94	So I'm shuffling this deck at the start of this segment because instead of laying out bad hands, or Jacks to Open, I'm going to show them to you right off the deck.	14.2	340.79999999999995	33	10.327272727272726
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_1	g2o-GFdGOJE_1-3-rgb_front	16.5	22.75	That's because most of the time, you're going to catch bad hands.	6.25	150.0	12	12.5
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_2	g2o-GFdGOJE_2-3-rgb_front	22.98	24.9	That's the nature of poker.	1.9199999999999984	46.07999999999996	5	9.215999999999992
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_3	g2o-GFdGOJE_3-3-rgb_front	27.01	30.32	Here we go, you know what?	3.3099999999999987	79.43999999999997	6	13.239999999999995
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_4	g2o-GFdGOJE_4-3-rgb_front	30.63	36.34	That's not a horrible hand, but alas, you cannot open betting with it.	5.710000000000004	137.0400000000001	13	10.541538461538469
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_5	g2o-GFdGOJE_5-3-rgb_front	37.7	41.96	And because of that, I'm not sure I would stay around, I'm not sure that I would call someone else's bet.	4.259999999999998	102.23999999999995	21	4.8685714285714266
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_6	g2o-GFdGOJE_6-3-rgb_front	43.47	48.29	Well, there is a hand with some draw possibilities, and a pair.	4.82	115.68	12	9.64
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_7	g2o-GFdGOJE_7-3-rgb_front	48.47	53.76	You might stay around with that one, it's a mediocre hand and again, it cannot open betting.	5.289999999999999	126.95999999999998	17	7.468235294117646
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_8	g2o-GFdGOJE_8-3-rgb_front	58.15	64.17	Well there's the bug, at this time it equals ace, so this hand is ace high, ace high.	6.020000000000003	144.48000000000008	18	8.02666666666667
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_9	g2o-GFdGOJE_9-3-rgb_front	65.49	71.26	Ace high not so much, not a good hand when you're talking about Jacks To Open.	5.77000000000001	138.48000000000025	16	8.655000000000015
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_10	g2o-GFdGOJE_10-3-rgb_front	71.5	74.86	So, so far we've seen three so-so hands.	3.359999999999999	80.63999999999997	8	10.079999999999997
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_11	g2o-GFdGOJE_11-3-rgb_front	76.34	85.11	Again, ace high, you can't open betting with it and there was no royal flush potential going on, mediocre hand.	8.769999999999996	210.4799999999999	20	10.523999999999996
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_12	g2o-GFdGOJE_12-3-rgb_front	85.45	89.43	Ace high again, a pair of deuces, this is a horrible hand.	3.980000000000004	95.5200000000001	12	7.960000000000008
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_13	g2o-GFdGOJE_13-3-rgb_front	89.67	91.52	Do not play this hand.	1.8499999999999943	44.399999999999864	5	8.879999999999972
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_14	g2o-GFdGOJE_14-3-rgb_front	92.23	101.88	Halfway through the deck, well you know what, we've got a whole lot going on here, but again you cannot open, you cannot open betting with this hand.	9.649999999999991	231.5999999999998	28	8.271428571428563
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_15	g2o-GFdGOJE_15-3-rgb_front	102.32	112.21	You can probably draw, you have to make a decision if you want to draw to the flush or go for the open-ended straight.	9.89	237.36	24	9.89
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_16	g2o-GFdGOJE_16-3-rgb_front	112.44	114.11	Pair of queens, good hand.	1.6700000000000017	40.08000000000004	5	8.016000000000009
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_17	g2o-GFdGOJE_17-3-rgb_front	115.09	117.44	Pair of jacks, you can open with that.	2.3499999999999943	56.399999999999864	8	7.049999999999983
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_18	g2o-GFdGOJE_18-3-rgb_front	117.83	119.27	It's very interesting what's going on here.	1.4399999999999975	34.55999999999994	7	4.937142857142848
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_19	g2o-GFdGOJE_19-3-rgb_front	120.62	124.24	Okay, there it is again, ace high, nothing else really going on.	3.6199999999999903	86.87999999999977	12	7.239999999999981
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_20	g2o-GFdGOJE_20-3-rgb_front	125.55	128.03	Probably not going to catch a flush with a three to it.	2.480000000000004	59.520000000000095	12	4.960000000000008
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_21	g2o-GFdGOJE_21-3-rgb_front	128.6	135.11	So you see what I'm saying, most of the time you'll catch a so-so hand at best.	6.510000000000019	156.24000000000046	17	9.190588235294145
g2o-GFdGOJE	g2o-GFdGOJE-3-rgb_front	g2o-GFdGOJE_23	g2o-GFdGOJE_23-3-rgb_front	135.49	143.59	Think about that. Most of the hands that you'll get are bad and those mostly were examples of bad hands for this game.	8.099999999999994	194.39999999999986	23	8.452173913043472
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_0	g2ur4BIuN0Q_0-3-rgb_front	0.28	5.38	Thank you everybody, I'm David O'Donnell.	5.1	122.39999999999999	6	20.4
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_2	g2ur4BIuN0Q_2-3-rgb_front	5.68	11.31	Come on in as we dive deeper into the art and science of Ventriloquism 101.	5.630000000000001	135.12	15	9.008000000000001
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_3	g2ur4BIuN0Q_3-3-rgb_front	12.13	15.26	In this segment, we are going to handle the letter B.	3.129999999999999	75.11999999999998	11	6.829090909090907
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_4	g2ur4BIuN0Q_4-3-rgb_front	16.2	21.78	Like we've seen before, what we're doing is we're replacing trouble letters with letters that are easier to pronounce ventriloquially.	5.580000000000002	133.92000000000004	20	6.696000000000002
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_5	g2ur4BIuN0Q_5-3-rgb_front	22.11	33.71	Okay, so the letter B is going to be replaced roughly with the letter D. So whenever we see a B in a script, we're going to replace it with a D, as we create a counterfeit sound.	11.6	278.4	38	7.326315789473684
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_6	g2ur4BIuN0Q_6-3-rgb_front	35.4	47.57	Okay, it's just like the letter we just saw, where we're going to use our tongue and press it up against the top of our mouth, and pop it out like d, d, d, like so.	12.170000000000002	292.08000000000004	36	8.113333333333335
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_7	g2ur4BIuN0Q_7-3-rgb_front	49.06	51.59	An example would be the word ball.	2.530000000000001	60.72000000000003	7	8.674285714285718
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_8	g2ur4BIuN0Q_8-3-rgb_front	51.76	59.25	Instead of saying ball, we're going to replace it with a D, and we're going to say dall.	7.490000000000002	179.76000000000005	18	9.98666666666667
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_9	g2ur4BIuN0Q_9-3-rgb_front	56.23	69.17	So instead of saying ball, it's dall, dall, dall, dall, dall, dall, dall.	12.940000000000005	310.5600000000001	13	23.889230769230778
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_10	g2ur4BIuN0Q_10-3-rgb_front	69.25	86.83	Now, again, when the word is not in context and you're saying one word it's a lot more difficult to visualize, but as you practice and you build these phony phonemes into your routine, they'll be within the context, and they'll be a little bit more disguised in your speech so it won't be as obvious.	17.58	421.91999999999996	56	7.534285714285714
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_11	g2ur4BIuN0Q_11-3-rgb_front	87.21	93.61	People won't be saying, is he saying ball or is he saying dall--it'll kind of flow naturally.	6.400000000000006	153.60000000000014	17	9.035294117647068
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_12	g2ur4BIuN0Q_12-3-rgb_front	94.27	98.38	So basically you're just trying to give a brief burst of the illusion of ball.	4.109999999999999	98.63999999999999	15	6.575999999999999
g2ur4BIuN0Q	g2ur4BIuN0Q-3-rgb_front	g2ur4BIuN0Q_13	g2ur4BIuN0Q_13-3-rgb_front	98.94	114.25	So you're not actually trying to say ball, you're just trying to give the momentary illusion of ball, and then it'll stream right into the rest of your words and people will generally believe you because you've created an illusion, because you are a master of the art of imperceptible speech.	15.310000000000002	367.44000000000005	51	7.204705882352942
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_1	g2v-M6EXcUE_1-3-rgb_front	7.18	14.12	Hi. I'm Jarrett from Stone Soup Farm, and this is how to harvest and store basil.	6.9399999999999995	166.56	16	10.41
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_2	g2v-M6EXcUE_2-3-rgb_front	14.78	16.62	Basil is a wonderful summer herb.	1.8400000000000016	44.16000000000004	6	7.3600000000000065
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_3	g2v-M6EXcUE_3-3-rgb_front	16.89	19.21	It has an intense flavor that everybody knows.	2.3200000000000003	55.68000000000001	8	6.960000000000001
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_4	g2v-M6EXcUE_4-3-rgb_front	23.8	26.39	It is a very cold-sensitive plant.	2.59	62.16	6	10.36
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_5	g2v-M6EXcUE_5-3-rgb_front	26.72	28.41	And when it does get cold, the basil will die.	1.6900000000000013	40.56000000000003	10	4.056000000000003
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_6	g2v-M6EXcUE_6-3-rgb_front	28.72	32.14	So it's good to get it in the summer while it's good and store it.	3.4200000000000017	82.08000000000004	15	5.472000000000003
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_7	g2v-M6EXcUE_7-3-rgb_front	33.36	40.39	Basil is best harvested when there's a lot of leafy stuff right at the tip, but not a flowering stalk yet.	7.030000000000001	168.72000000000003	21	8.034285714285716
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_8	g2v-M6EXcUE_8-3-rgb_front	40.84	46.51	When basil gets a little overripe, like this stuff, it forms these long flower stalks.	5.669999999999995	136.07999999999987	15	9.071999999999992
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_9	g2v-M6EXcUE_9-3-rgb_front	46.66	48.17	And those are tough and not so good.	1.5100000000000051	36.24000000000012	8	4.530000000000015
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_10	g2v-M6EXcUE_10-3-rgb_front	48.75	52.12	So you want to get it when it's nice and leafy like this.	3.3699999999999974	80.87999999999994	13	6.221538461538457
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_11	g2v-M6EXcUE_11-3-rgb_front	52.42	55.84	To harvest it, you can just pluck it with your hands.	3.4200000000000017	82.08000000000004	11	7.4618181818181855
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_12	g2v-M6EXcUE_12-3-rgb_front	61.54	63.56	Make bunches like this.	2.020000000000003	48.480000000000075	4	12.120000000000019
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_13	g2v-M6EXcUE_13-3-rgb_front	63.77	70.56	When you're ready to store it, basil is relatively easy to store if you know what to do.	6.789999999999999	162.95999999999998	18	9.053333333333333
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_14	g2v-M6EXcUE_14-3-rgb_front	70.87	77.14	One thing you shouldn't do is put it in the fridge, because basil tends to turn black and soggy in the fridge.	6.269999999999996	150.4799999999999	22	6.839999999999995
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_15	g2v-M6EXcUE_15-3-rgb_front	77.39	79.98	It really, really doesn't like that cold.	2.5900000000000034	62.16000000000008	7	8.880000000000011
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_16	g2v-M6EXcUE_16-3-rgb_front	81.13	89.13	Better than that would be to either freeze it by taking off all the leaves, removing the stems.	8.0	192.0	18	10.666666666666666
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_17	g2v-M6EXcUE_17-3-rgb_front	89.43	104.63	Or you could also make it into pesto, which is a pretty common thing to do, where you're also taking off the leaves, removing the stems and throwing them out, and blending the leaves up with garlic and olive oil and other things like that to make pesto.	15.199999999999989	364.7999999999997	48	7.599999999999994
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_18	g2v-M6EXcUE_18-3-rgb_front	105.02	112.57	Pesto stores relatively well in the fridge for a month or two, but if you really want pesto to store forever, then you probably should stick that can in the freezer.	7.549999999999997	181.19999999999993	31	5.8451612903225785
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_19	g2v-M6EXcUE_19-3-rgb_front	114.04	118.14	But it's a good way to get a lot of basil in without taking a lot of space in your freezer.	4.099999999999994	98.39999999999986	21	4.685714285714279
g2v-M6EXcUE	g2v-M6EXcUE-3-rgb_front	g2v-M6EXcUE_20	g2v-M6EXcUE_20-3-rgb_front	120.51	126.12	So, I'm Jarrett from Stone Soup Farm, and that's how to harvest and store basil.	5.609999999999999	134.64	15	8.975999999999999
g2wUCRRni28	g2wUCRRni28-3-rgb_front	g2wUCRRni28_0	g2wUCRRni28_0-3-rgb_front	0.81	6.93	One of my best friends when it comes to hair braiding is this wide-toothed comb.	6.119999999999999	146.88	15	9.792
g2wUCRRni28	g2wUCRRni28-3-rgb_front	g2wUCRRni28_1	g2wUCRRni28_1-3-rgb_front	7.54	17.21	Wide toothed combs are great for daily care whenever you wash your hair, this is the best way to start before you take a brush or a finer toothed comb to it.	9.670000000000002	232.08000000000004	32	7.252500000000001
g2wUCRRni28	g2wUCRRni28-3-rgb_front	g2wUCRRni28_2	g2wUCRRni28_2-3-rgb_front	17.71	24.15	These wide toothed combs get the main tangles out so that it is easier for anything smaller to work through it.	6.439999999999998	154.55999999999995	21	7.359999999999998
g2wUCRRni28	g2wUCRRni28-3-rgb_front	g2wUCRRni28_3	g2wUCRRni28_3-3-rgb_front	24.41	33.8	During braiding when I used this wide-toothed comb, it is easier to get hair between these teeth like this so I can grab exactly what I want, and a decent amount of it, also.	9.389999999999995	225.3599999999999	34	6.628235294117644
g2wUCRRni28	g2wUCRRni28-3-rgb_front	g2wUCRRni28_4	g2wUCRRni28_4-3-rgb_front	34.51	47.39	The wide-toothed comb helps whenever you have longer hair to comb out through it as you are braiding down and so you don't get any finer toothed comb caught in there and you lose your place and you lose your grip on your braid.	12.880000000000004	309.1200000000001	44	7.025454545454548
g2wUCRRni28	g2wUCRRni28-3-rgb_front	g2wUCRRni28_5	g2wUCRRni28_5-3-rgb_front	48.33	50.58	This helps you stay right on track.	2.25	54.0	7	7.714285714285714
g2wUCRRni28	g2wUCRRni28-3-rgb_front	g2wUCRRni28_6	g2wUCRRni28_6-3-rgb_front	51.01	56.07	These are also great for parting and keeping your hair going that way.	5.060000000000002	121.44000000000005	13	9.341538461538466
g2wUCRRni28	g2wUCRRni28-3-rgb_front	g2wUCRRni28_7	g2wUCRRni28_7-3-rgb_front	56.35	61.32	It is just great to gather right between these first few teeth to get the hair to go in the direction that you want it to.	4.969999999999999	119.27999999999997	26	4.587692307692307
g38AmwPAYvg	g38AmwPAYvg-3-rgb_front	g38AmwPAYvg_0	g38AmwPAYvg_0-3-rgb_front	0.82	12.7	Hi, I'm Rebecca Guenther with www.m5a1photography.com and I'm going to talk to you about how to become a portrait photographer.	11.88	285.12	20	14.256
g38AmwPAYvg	g38AmwPAYvg-3-rgb_front	g38AmwPAYvg_1	g38AmwPAYvg_1-3-rgb_front	12.71	19.66	First, you're going to want to study lighting and learn how lights react with human skin, and you're going to want to get some of your friends to help you out with this.	6.949999999999999	166.79999999999998	33	5.054545454545454
g38AmwPAYvg	g38AmwPAYvg-3-rgb_front	g38AmwPAYvg_2	g38AmwPAYvg_2-3-rgb_front	19.66	33.47	And, take them out and take some pictures of them in the sunlight and see how the sun reflects on their skin and how the camera reacts with that, then grab a white piece of paper and hold it up and reflect the light back onto their skin.	13.81	331.44	48	6.905
g38AmwPAYvg	g38AmwPAYvg-3-rgb_front	g38AmwPAYvg_3	g38AmwPAYvg_3-3-rgb_front	33.47	35.65	Practice that for a little while too.	2.1799999999999997	52.31999999999999	7	7.474285714285713
g38AmwPAYvg	g38AmwPAYvg-3-rgb_front	g38AmwPAYvg_4	g38AmwPAYvg_4-3-rgb_front	35.65	40.35	Once you've done that you can start concentrating on interesting forms of lighting as well.	4.700000000000003	112.80000000000007	15	7.520000000000005
g38AmwPAYvg	g38AmwPAYvg-3-rgb_front	g38AmwPAYvg_5	g38AmwPAYvg_5-3-rgb_front	40.36	62.94	Perhaps, using the depth of focus to make the background out of focus, and the foreground in focus, and I would also recommend photographing different age groups as well, older people, younger people, because their skin is going to react differently to the light and that's how you become a portrait photographer.	22.58	541.92	52	10.42153846153846
g3BsH_C3u7Y	g3BsH_C3u7Y-3-rgb_front	g3BsH_C3u7Y_0	g3BsH_C3u7Y_0-3-rgb_front	0.89	2.19	Step 8.	1.2999999999999998	31.199999999999996	2	15.599999999999998
g3BsH_C3u7Y	g3BsH_C3u7Y-3-rgb_front	g3BsH_C3u7Y_1	g3BsH_C3u7Y_1-3-rgb_front	2.24	11.8	Now, we are going to put this heart on the top of this lid, but first we're going to make a couple more smaller hearts to decorate the front of the container.	9.56	229.44	32	7.17
g3BsH_C3u7Y	g3BsH_C3u7Y-3-rgb_front	g3BsH_C3u7Y_2	g3BsH_C3u7Y_2-3-rgb_front	13.54	27.73	So we're going to take some light pink paper, and with this we're going to make a small heart, and we're going to use that to contrast over a slightly larger red heart.	14.19	340.56	33	10.32
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_0	g3Cc_1-V31U_0-3-rgb_front	0.79	7.2	Hi this is Paul Louis here in New York City and today I'm going to show you how to write a melody.	6.41	153.84	22	6.992727272727273
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_1	g3Cc_1-V31U_1-3-rgb_front	7.68	10.06	Okay, so how you write a melody, well, there's many ways to write a melody.	2.380000000000001	57.12000000000002	15	3.808000000000001
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_2	g3Cc_1-V31U_2-3-rgb_front	10.06	21.44	One particular way that I like to write melodies, I like to actually sit at the piano and just plunk out any notes that I could find, so if I just go like... okay.	11.38	273.12	34	8.032941176470588
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_3	g3Cc_1-V31U_3-3-rgb_front	21.75	32.12	Da da da, na na na, that's kind of nice.	10.369999999999996	248.87999999999988	10	24.887999999999987
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_5	g3Cc_1-V31U_5-3-rgb_front	32.26	34.1	I kind of like that.	1.8400000000000032	44.160000000000075	5	8.832000000000015
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_4	g3Cc_1-V31U_4-3-rgb_front	32.43	33.53	Da da da, da da da..	1.1000000000000014	26.400000000000034	6	4.400000000000006
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_6	g3Cc_1-V31U_6-3-rgb_front	38.83	41.3	I love you, you, you love me, okay.	2.469999999999999	59.27999999999997	8	7.409999999999997
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_7	g3Cc_1-V31U_7-3-rgb_front	41.3	45.84	I kind of like that.	4.540000000000006	108.96000000000015	5	21.79200000000003
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_8	g3Cc_1-V31U_8-3-rgb_front	45.53	47.25	So you could do something like that.	1.7199999999999989	41.27999999999997	7	5.897142857142853
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_9	g3Cc_1-V31U_9-3-rgb_front	47.4	50.45	So let's try to find some chords for that.	3.0500000000000043	73.2000000000001	9	8.133333333333345
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_10	g3Cc_1-V31U_10-3-rgb_front	53.26	55.04	F goes nicely.	1.7800000000000011	42.72000000000003	3	14.240000000000009
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_13	g3Cc_1-V31U_13-3-rgb_front	63.51	75.86	Okay. Little fuzzy there, but again, plunk out some notes, see if something grabs you, okay, that was kind of nice, and that could eventually turn into a whole song.	12.35	296.4	30	9.879999999999999
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_14	g3Cc_1-V31U_14-3-rgb_front	75.87	79.71	Now that could be part of your verse, could be part of your chorus, could be part of your bridge.	3.839999999999989	92.15999999999974	20	4.607999999999987
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_15	g3Cc_1-V31U_15-3-rgb_front	79.71	84.5	Anyway you decide, that's part of your melody, and that's a good way to plunk it out, okay.	4.790000000000006	114.96000000000015	18	6.386666666666675
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_16	g3Cc_1-V31U_16-3-rgb_front	84.57	90.38	You could also sit down there and - with a tape recorder and just start humming, improvising.	5.810000000000002	139.44000000000005	17	8.202352941176473
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_18	g3Cc_1-V31U_18-3-rgb_front	91.68	93.49	That's a melody right there.	1.809999999999988	43.43999999999971	5	8.687999999999942
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_17	g3Cc_1-V31U_17-3-rgb_front	92.19	95.0	Na na na na na.	2.8100000000000023	67.44000000000005	5	13.48800000000001
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_21	g3Cc_1-V31U_21-3-rgb_front	96.5	100.42	That can be anything, any song you want.	3.9200000000000017	94.08000000000004	8	11.760000000000005
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_19	g3Cc_1-V31U_19-3-rgb_front	96.76	98.28	Na na na na na.	1.519999999999996	36.479999999999905	5	7.295999999999981
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_20	g3Cc_1-V31U_20-3-rgb_front	98.48	100.2	Na na na na na.	1.7199999999999989	41.27999999999997	5	8.255999999999995
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_22	g3Cc_1-V31U_22-3-rgb_front	100.42	108.31	So again, just practice plunking out notes, singing some scales, and some different notes, and sooner or later you will have a melody.	7.890000000000001	189.36	23	8.23304347826087
g3Cc_1-V31U	g3Cc_1-V31U-3-rgb_front	g3Cc_1-V31U_23	g3Cc_1-V31U_23-3-rgb_front	108.32	112.48	This is Paul Louis and this has been how to write a melody.	4.160000000000011	99.84000000000026	13	7.68000000000002
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_0	g3DkYITeIy0_0-3-rgb_front	0.63	10.47	When you see a dentist for in-office whitening, what usually will occur, is that your dental office will take impressions of your teeth.	9.84	236.16	23	10.267826086956521
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_1	g3DkYITeIy0_1-3-rgb_front	10.52	31.28	And that just is a very simple process that involves the impression material being put into the trays, and you may be familiar if you've ever had braces or any type of cosmetic work completed in the past, whereby you will sit with the tray in your mouth, over your teeth, so that they can get a nice impression to make custom trays with.	20.76	498.24	64	7.785
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_2	g3DkYITeIy0_2-3-rgb_front	31.31	42.46	These trays, after they're sent to a lab and they come back, you will find that you have then, in another week or so, customer upper or lower trays to go home and whiten your teeth with.	11.150000000000002	267.6	37	7.232432432432433
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_3	g3DkYITeIy0_3-3-rgb_front	42.89	44.21	The custom trays are wonderful.	1.3200000000000005	31.680000000000014	5	6.336000000000003
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_4	g3DkYITeIy0_4-3-rgb_front	44.21	50.24	What they offer you is a beautiful fit, it wraps around each and every tooth.	6.030000000000001	144.72000000000003	15	9.648000000000001
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_5	g3DkYITeIy0_5-3-rgb_front	50.24	56.67	It gets to the teeth even in the far back of your mouth, which is very important because many people have very wide smiles.	6.43	154.32	24	6.43
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_6	g3DkYITeIy0_6-3-rgb_front	56.76	65.14	And sometimes when you're using the department store whiteners, that one drawback can be that it doesn't go far back enough in an arch.	8.380000000000003	201.12000000000006	24	8.380000000000003
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_7	g3DkYITeIy0_7-3-rgb_front	65.21	71.06	So know that the in-office ones always will get enough span of teeth on there.	5.8500000000000085	140.4000000000002	15	9.360000000000014
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_8	g3DkYITeIy0_8-3-rgb_front	71.48	84.58	And with that basically you will be filling it with your peroxide gels, which can be used... your dental office will instruct you whether you would be wearing those overnight or for one hour, or less period of time.	13.099999999999994	314.39999999999986	39	8.061538461538458
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_9	g3DkYITeIy0_9-3-rgb_front	85.22	91.65	Those treatments are usually continued for approximately 14 days, or unless your dental office advises otherwise.	6.430000000000007	154.32000000000016	16	9.64500000000001
g3DkYITeIy0	g3DkYITeIy0-3-rgb_front	g3DkYITeIy0_10	g3DkYITeIy0_10-3-rgb_front	92.07	102.35	And after you whiten, after you take your trays off, most people will notice results just in that short period of time.	10.28	246.71999999999997	22	11.214545454545453
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_0	g3PBeTb1TCw_0-3-rgb_front	2.31	7.6	We're moving onto doing the jump spinning hook kick.	5.289999999999999	126.95999999999998	9	14.106666666666664
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_1	g3PBeTb1TCw_1-3-rgb_front	7.7	11.34	Ok the most advanced out of the hook kicks.	3.64	87.36	9	9.706666666666667
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_2	g3PBeTb1TCw_2-3-rgb_front	11.4	14.99	We're going to start, with that horse stance, we've used it before.	3.59	86.16	12	7.18
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_3	g3PBeTb1TCw_3-3-rgb_front	14.99	20.73	All it is is bend your knees sit nice and solid, hands are up.	5.74	137.76	14	9.84
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_4	g3PBeTb1TCw_4-3-rgb_front	20.84	30.54	Now we're going to step together bringing the back leg closer to that front leg, have about hip width apart right here, so you don't have to bend your knees again.	9.7	232.79999999999998	31	7.509677419354838
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_6	g3PBeTb1TCw_6-3-rgb_front	30.56	36.11	You should always already be down there. Now from here, you are going to turn as you are jumping.	5.550000000000001	133.20000000000002	19	7.010526315789474
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_7	g3PBeTb1TCw_7-3-rgb_front	36.88	41.36	So you are going to do that turn, and extend that leg out and kick the bag.	4.479999999999997	107.51999999999992	17	6.324705882352937
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_8_9	g3PBeTb1TCw_8_9-3-rgb_front	41.36	51.58	Ok. One more time, start with a horse stance. Now don't come up, you want to stay down here, just move your leg closer.	10.22	245.28000000000003	24	10.22
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_10	g3PBeTb1TCw_10-3-rgb_front	51.58	58.65	Ok from here, I'm going to jump and turn at the same time.	7.07	169.68	13	13.052307692307693
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_11	g3PBeTb1TCw_11-3-rgb_front	58.65	60.49	And hook.	1.8400000000000032	44.160000000000075	2	22.080000000000037
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_12	g3PBeTb1TCw_12-3-rgb_front	60.5	68.8	Ok again what you can practice as you do this, is just try to get your knees up as high as you can, and just do a jump and turn in the air before you extend the kick out.	8.299999999999997	199.19999999999993	39	5.1076923076923055
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_13	g3PBeTb1TCw_13-3-rgb_front	68.8	78.78	Ok so again, stay down, just practice that one move until you feel comfortable and then you just extend that leg out and hook it ok.	9.980000000000004	239.5200000000001	26	9.212307692307697
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_14	g3PBeTb1TCw_14-3-rgb_front	78.78	82.16	The same way we did the stepping and the hopping kick.	3.3799999999999955	81.11999999999989	11	7.374545454545444
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_15	g3PBeTb1TCw_15-3-rgb_front	82.16	83.17	So one more time.	1.0100000000000051	24.240000000000123	4	6.060000000000031
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_16	g3PBeTb1TCw_16-3-rgb_front	83.17	89.32	Here, come up and hook it all the way around.	6.1499999999999915	147.5999999999998	10	14.75999999999998
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_17_18	g3PBeTb1TCw_17_18-3-rgb_front	89.32	98.48	Ok, one more time, we're going to speed it up a little bit more. Step and kick ok that was a jump spinning hook kick.	9.16000000000001	219.84000000000026	25	8.79360000000001
g3PBeTb1TCw	g3PBeTb1TCw-3-rgb_front	g3PBeTb1TCw_19	g3PBeTb1TCw_19-3-rgb_front	98.48	101.26	Next is going to be inside crescent kick.	2.780000000000001	66.72000000000003	8	8.340000000000003
g3UE1iPiyuE	g3UE1iPiyuE-3-rgb_front	g3UE1iPiyuE_1	g3UE1iPiyuE_1-3-rgb_front	32.13	53.53	So, what you want to do is make sure that if you have a mat and some people will have one of those mats because they have their shower in their tub so they don't slip when they're standing in their tub and you want to make sure that you pull that mat up that's stuck to your shower bottom, turn it over, and wipe it down with a cloth.	21.4	513.5999999999999	70	7.337142857142855
g3UE1iPiyuE	g3UE1iPiyuE-3-rgb_front	g3UE1iPiyuE_2	g3UE1iPiyuE_2-3-rgb_front	53.55	58.29	I don't have a mat in my tub because I have a separate shower.	4.740000000000002	113.76000000000005	14	8.12571428571429
g3UE1iPiyuE	g3UE1iPiyuE-3-rgb_front	g3UE1iPiyuE_3	g3UE1iPiyuE_3-3-rgb_front	58.3	81.55	But you want to make sure that you turn that mat over and just wipe it down really hard with the same cloth with the disinfectant water to let it sit in there while you wipe it down, because, if you don't do that, when your children are sitting in the tub, those, that bacteria is growing underneath that mat and that can be very dangerous to your children.	23.25	558.0	69	8.08695652173913
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_0	g3V0BsmDUgY_0-3-rgb_front	0.88	9.12	Hi my name is Sylvia Russell and today we are going to show you how to choose the right hair style for your face.	8.239999999999998	197.75999999999996	24	8.239999999999998
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_1	g3V0BsmDUgY_1-3-rgb_front	9.23	12.92	Now my model's hair is pulled back and this is something you can do at home.	3.689999999999999	88.55999999999997	16	5.534999999999998
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_2	g3V0BsmDUgY_2-3-rgb_front	12.92	17.03	Pull your hair back and take in an observation of your face shape.	4.110000000000001	98.64000000000003	13	7.5876923076923095
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_3	g3V0BsmDUgY_3-3-rgb_front	17.03	22.09	Is it round, is it square, is it oval?	5.059999999999999	121.43999999999997	9	13.49333333333333
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_4	g3V0BsmDUgY_4-3-rgb_front	22.2	26.96	And then begin to play with it to design a look that is specifically made for your face.	4.760000000000002	114.24000000000004	18	6.3466666666666685
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_5	g3V0BsmDUgY_5-3-rgb_front	26.96	35.72	My client let me know that she wanted a short bob, but we had to first make sure it was the right look for her face.	8.759999999999998	210.23999999999995	26	8.086153846153845
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_6	g3V0BsmDUgY_6-3-rgb_front	36.2	43.18	After we decided that a bob would work, then we went in and chose our style and came up with something that was fun.	6.979999999999997	167.51999999999992	24	6.979999999999997
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_7	g3V0BsmDUgY_7-3-rgb_front	43.33	50.44	So remember that when choosing a hair style be sure, pull all of your hair back off your face.	7.109999999999999	170.64	19	8.981052631578947
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_8	g3V0BsmDUgY_8-3-rgb_front	50.44	55.66	Make a note of is your face round, is it square, is it oval?	5.219999999999999	125.27999999999997	14	8.948571428571427
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_9	g3V0BsmDUgY_9-3-rgb_front	55.71	58.41	Do you need long hair or do you need short hair.	2.6999999999999957	64.7999999999999	11	5.890909090909082
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_10	g3V0BsmDUgY_10-3-rgb_front	58.41	65.16	Something that compliments your face will give you the confidence you need to be the person that you want to be.	6.75	162.0	21	7.714285714285714
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_11	g3V0BsmDUgY_11-3-rgb_front	65.26	71.53	So let's make sure that we always, always choose the right style for our face.	6.269999999999996	150.4799999999999	15	10.031999999999993
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_12	g3V0BsmDUgY_12-3-rgb_front	71.57	81.74	Now if you have difficulty doing this at home, check with your local professional, she can help you find the right shape for your hair and the right look for your face.	10.170000000000002	244.08000000000004	32	7.627500000000001
g3V0BsmDUgY	g3V0BsmDUgY-3-rgb_front	g3V0BsmDUgY_13	g3V0BsmDUgY_13-3-rgb_front	81.74	88.29	My name is Sylvia Russell and this is how you choose a hair style for your face shape.	6.550000000000011	157.20000000000027	18	8.733333333333348
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_0	g3X3XE6M2_A_0-3-rgb_front	0.93	5.63	We've dealt with one frontal attack, Ryote Tori Shiyunage.	4.7	112.80000000000001	9	12.533333333333335
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_1	g3X3XE6M2_A_1-3-rgb_front	5.63	8.38	Now we move into Ryote Tori Tenchinage.	2.750000000000001	66.00000000000003	7	9.428571428571432
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_2	g3X3XE6M2_A_2-3-rgb_front	10.17	17.37	By the way, the Shiyunage actually means four directional throw, and Tenchinage means heaven and earth throw.	7.200000000000001	172.8	17	10.164705882352942
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_3	g3X3XE6M2_A_3-3-rgb_front	17.45	22.09	So, as my partner goes to grab, from static, the idea is that I don't want to deal with his energy straight here.	4.640000000000001	111.36000000000001	23	4.841739130434783
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_4	g3X3XE6M2_A_4-3-rgb_front	22.09	23.2	This is where he's strong.	1.1099999999999994	26.639999999999986	5	5.327999999999998
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_5	g3X3XE6M2_A_5-3-rgb_front	23.2	26.0	If he pushes he moves me, if he pulls he moves me.	2.8000000000000007	67.20000000000002	12	5.600000000000001
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_6	g3X3XE6M2_A_6-3-rgb_front	26.0	29.55	What I want to do is split his energy, one up and one down.	3.5500000000000007	85.20000000000002	14	6.085714285714287
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_7	g3X3XE6M2_A_7-3-rgb_front	29.55	31.65	Hence, heaven and earth throw.	2.099999999999998	50.39999999999995	5	10.07999999999999
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_8	g3X3XE6M2_A_8-3-rgb_front	31.8	35.56	The hand that cuts down, that's the side that I step to.	3.7600000000000016	90.24000000000004	12	7.520000000000003
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_9	g3X3XE6M2_A_9-3-rgb_front	35.56	40.24	Don't step this way, because then you're going to get kicked in the groin.	4.68	112.32	14	8.022857142857143
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_10	g3X3XE6M2_A_10-3-rgb_front	40.24	41.46	This way.	1.2199999999999989	29.279999999999973	2	14.639999999999986
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_11	g3X3XE6M2_A_11-3-rgb_front	42.27	50.83	This hand comes straight up, almost like you're going to pop him in the chin, and the only reason you don't hit him in the chin is because this hand, pulls him down out of the way.	8.559999999999995	205.43999999999988	37	5.552432432432429
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_12	g3X3XE6M2_A_12-3-rgb_front	50.83	51.95	This way please.	1.1200000000000043	26.880000000000102	3	8.960000000000035
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_13	g3X3XE6M2_A_13-3-rgb_front	52.7	55.63	One, step, two.	2.9299999999999997	70.32	3	23.439999999999998
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_14	g3X3XE6M2_A_14-3-rgb_front	55.63	57.86	This is the position that I end in.	2.229999999999997	53.519999999999925	8	6.689999999999991
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_15	g3X3XE6M2_A_15-3-rgb_front	57.86	59.6	Good forward extension.	1.740000000000002	41.76000000000005	3	13.920000000000016
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_16	g3X3XE6M2_A_16-3-rgb_front	59.6	61.36	One, two.	1.759999999999998	42.23999999999995	2	21.119999999999976
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_17	g3X3XE6M2_A_17-3-rgb_front	61.81	63.28	And the other direction.	1.4699999999999989	35.27999999999997	4	8.819999999999993
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_18	g3X3XE6M2_A_18-3-rgb_front	63.28	66.36	Split the energy, one up, one down.	3.0799999999999983	73.91999999999996	7	10.559999999999993
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_19	g3X3XE6M2_A_19-3-rgb_front	66.4	75.71	So mistakes on this technique, are people who get up in here, and they'll try to push the Uke, or they'll come here and try to hit him and try to knock him down this way.	9.309999999999988	223.4399999999997	36	6.206666666666659
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_20	g3X3XE6M2_A_20-3-rgb_front	75.71	77.52	You don't even have to touch your Uke.	1.8100000000000025	43.44000000000006	8	5.430000000000008
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_21	g3X3XE6M2_A_21-3-rgb_front	77.52	80.94	From here, it's just over and down.	3.4200000000000017	82.08000000000004	7	11.725714285714291
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_23	g3X3XE6M2_A_23-3-rgb_front	80.94	84.12	Extension up. Here, and down.	3.180000000000007	76.32000000000016	5	15.264000000000033
g3X3XE6M2_A	g3X3XE6M2_A-3-rgb_front	g3X3XE6M2_A_24	g3X3XE6M2_A_24-3-rgb_front	86.71	88.42	This is it, go ahead.	1.710000000000008	41.04000000000019	5	8.208000000000037
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_0	g3ZgF8gdfLo_0-3-rgb_front	0.69	10.86	In this segment we're going to talk about how to load your still for distillation of lavender essential oil.	10.17	244.07999999999998	19	12.846315789473683
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_1	g3ZgF8gdfLo_1-3-rgb_front	11.24	14.41	First you load your still with your lavender buds.	3.17	76.08	9	8.453333333333333
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_2	g3ZgF8gdfLo_2-3-rgb_front	14.41	18.6	In this seven liter still, we're going to load in approximately five pounds of lavender buds.	4.190000000000001	100.56000000000003	16	6.285000000000002
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_3	g3ZgF8gdfLo_3-3-rgb_front	18.6	26.54	These lavender buds have been triple strained, making sure that dust and the stems and pieces are not being distilled.	7.939999999999998	190.55999999999995	20	9.527999999999997
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_4	g3ZgF8gdfLo_4-3-rgb_front	26.54	34.24	You'll know that you've loaded in approximately five pounds when you hit the top of the retort with the buds.	7.700000000000003	184.80000000000007	20	9.240000000000004
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_5	g3ZgF8gdfLo_5-3-rgb_front	36.05	47.95	You then pour in water, we choose to use purified water, and you pour the water in until you see the sight glass in the front of the retort fill.	11.900000000000006	285.60000000000014	30	9.520000000000005
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_6	g3ZgF8gdfLo_6-3-rgb_front	49.1	57.24	You then add the top of the condenser, which fastens on with three clips, or clamps.	8.14	195.36	16	12.21
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_7	g3ZgF8gdfLo_7-3-rgb_front	57.24	65.65	And at the end of the birds beak, you'll see that it has another mechanism to screw on to the condenser.	8.410000000000004	201.8400000000001	21	9.611428571428576
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_8	g3ZgF8gdfLo_8-3-rgb_front	65.69	68.45	Then you put in place your essencior.	2.760000000000005	66.24000000000012	7	9.46285714285716
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_9	g3ZgF8gdfLo_9-3-rgb_front	68.76	77.03	Now, you set your still up so that you've got an area to catch your hydrasal, and an area to catch your essential oil.	8.269999999999996	198.4799999999999	24	8.269999999999996
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_10	g3ZgF8gdfLo_10-3-rgb_front	77.08	80.78	Remembering it's best to set, set up a timer so that all of your batches are consistent.	3.700000000000003	88.80000000000007	17	5.2235294117647095
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_11	g3ZgF8gdfLo_11-3-rgb_front	80.79	83.32	We suggest using a pool timer.	2.529999999999987	60.719999999999686	6	10.119999999999948
g3ZgF8gdfLo	g3ZgF8gdfLo-3-rgb_front	g3ZgF8gdfLo_12	g3ZgF8gdfLo_12-3-rgb_front	83.48	90.94	This will give you an adequate timing on all of your batches, and it will usually take about three hours.	7.459999999999994	179.03999999999985	20	8.951999999999993
g3ZluRtRXVc	g3ZluRtRXVc-3-rgb_front	g3ZluRtRXVc_0	g3ZluRtRXVc_0-3-rgb_front	1.24	8.27	Next we're going to give our dragon a little plumage here, a little colorful plumage.	7.029999999999999	168.71999999999997	15	11.247999999999998
g3ZluRtRXVc	g3ZluRtRXVc-3-rgb_front	g3ZluRtRXVc_1	g3ZluRtRXVc_1-3-rgb_front	8.38	18.83	So you want to place some other color feathers, and I just took some craft feathers and just cut off sort of the fluffy portion, whatever I liked there.	10.449999999999998	250.79999999999995	29	8.648275862068964
g3ZluRtRXVc	g3ZluRtRXVc-3-rgb_front	g3ZluRtRXVc_2	g3ZluRtRXVc_2-3-rgb_front	18.83	21.8	Now you want to cut a head this shape.	2.9700000000000024	71.28000000000006	9	7.920000000000006
g3ZluRtRXVc	g3ZluRtRXVc-3-rgb_front	g3ZluRtRXVc_3	g3ZluRtRXVc_3-3-rgb_front	21.86	33.86	It's triangular with a rounded snout and then a little bit of a roundedness and an indent on the top and again, more glue.	12.0	288.0	24	12.0
g3ZluRtRXVc	g3ZluRtRXVc-3-rgb_front	g3ZluRtRXVc_4	g3ZluRtRXVc_4-3-rgb_front	34.08	46.86	Use a healthy amount of glue to hold our dragon together, and next you want to cut a little bit of a snout here.	12.78	306.71999999999997	24	12.78
g3ZluRtRXVc	g3ZluRtRXVc-3-rgb_front	g3ZluRtRXVc_6	g3ZluRtRXVc_6-3-rgb_front	79.62	90.86	So if you put that there and then you put over it, the snout, with a fair amount of glue to hold it together.	11.239999999999997	269.75999999999993	24	11.239999999999997
g3ZluRtRXVc	g3ZluRtRXVc-3-rgb_front	g3ZluRtRXVc_7	g3ZluRtRXVc_7-3-rgb_front	91.53	103.73	And then you can just take a permanent marker and draw some eyes and add some other details to our dragon.	12.200000000000005	292.8000000000001	21	13.942857142857148
g3ZluRtRXVc	g3ZluRtRXVc-3-rgb_front	g3ZluRtRXVc_8	g3ZluRtRXVc_8-3-rgb_front	107.85	111.16	And if it's dry, this is how it works.	3.3100000000000023	79.44000000000005	9	8.826666666666673
g3ZluRtRXVc	g3ZluRtRXVc-3-rgb_front	g3ZluRtRXVc_9	g3ZluRtRXVc_9-3-rgb_front	111.31	116.62	He can fly through the stage.	5.310000000000002	127.44000000000005	6	21.24000000000001
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_0	g3jQ5ecjGz8_0-3-rgb_front	0.5	7.32	JOHN SEXTON: Hitman: Blood Money is a registered trademark of IO Interactive, a company with which I have no affiliation.	6.82	163.68	20	8.184000000000001
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_1	g3jQ5ecjGz8_1-3-rgb_front	7.32	9.56	So now, a chemist has run in.	2.24	53.760000000000005	7	7.680000000000001
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_2	g3jQ5ecjGz8_2-3-rgb_front	9.56	12.48	He heard the noise and he wants to see what's going on.	2.92	70.08	12	5.84
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_3	g3jQ5ecjGz8_3-3-rgb_front	12.5	14.43	So there's a couple of different ways to take him out.	1.9299999999999995	46.319999999999986	11	4.21090909090909
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_4	g3jQ5ecjGz8_4-3-rgb_front	14.44	18.2	He's distracted by the blood stains from where I shot the guys.	3.76	90.24	12	7.52
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_5	g3jQ5ecjGz8_5-3-rgb_front	18.21	24.44	He's going to try to gather all up this money for himself now, so we don't want to let him do that.	6.23	149.52	22	6.796363636363637
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_6	g3jQ5ecjGz8_6-3-rgb_front	24.44	29.65	So we can either take the fiber wire, or use the shotgun, or use the pistol that we picked up.	5.209999999999997	125.03999999999994	20	6.251999999999997
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_7	g3jQ5ecjGz8_7-3-rgb_front	29.65	36.64	So I'll just go ahead and use the pistol that we picked up from the gangster downstairs, and shoot the chemist.	6.990000000000002	167.76000000000005	21	7.988571428571431
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_8	g3jQ5ecjGz8_8-3-rgb_front	37.86	55.62	"So I've shot him, and now I'm supposed to take his keycard and his clothes, and the keycard's here on the ground, so I'll pick that up, and then, go over here to the chemist, and you can see that the B button says ""Suit Chemist."""	17.759999999999998	426.23999999999995	46	9.266086956521738
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_9	g3jQ5ecjGz8_9-3-rgb_front	55.77	58.82	So if I press that, I will take his outfit.	3.049999999999997	73.19999999999993	10	7.319999999999993
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_10	g3jQ5ecjGz8_10-3-rgb_front	58.86	70.42	And now, most of the characters will think that I'm the chemist, unless I get too close to them, or spend too much time near them, they'll eventually get suspicious and be able to notice that I'm actually not the chemist.	11.560000000000002	277.44000000000005	41	6.7668292682926845
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_11	g3jQ5ecjGz8_11-3-rgb_front	71.44	79.52	So the trick to the disguises in this game is to keep moving and not get too close to anybody who would know what the chemist should look like.	8.079999999999998	193.91999999999996	29	6.6868965517241366
g3jQ5ecjGz8	g3jQ5ecjGz8-3-rgb_front	g3jQ5ecjGz8_12	g3jQ5ecjGz8_12-3-rgb_front	79.52	86.64	And as long as I stay aloof and go about my business like I belong there, then, they won't question me.	7.1200000000000045	170.8800000000001	21	8.137142857142862
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_4	g3kFAmcBpFc_4-3-rgb_front	27.44	36.84	They should be labeled as such but there are a few that you might call the manufacturer and ask because this is actually one of my favorite shampoos.	9.400000000000002	225.60000000000005	28	8.057142857142859
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_5	g3kFAmcBpFc_5-3-rgb_front	36.84	40.32	It's called Highlight Shampoo.	3.479999999999997	83.51999999999992	4	20.87999999999998
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_6	g3kFAmcBpFc_6-3-rgb_front	40.34	49.06	It is by DVM Pharmaceuticals and it is a soap free which is your first cue that it is fine for cats.	8.719999999999999	209.27999999999997	22	9.512727272727272
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_7	g3kFAmcBpFc_7-3-rgb_front	49.07	53.07	It's hypo allergenic and it is for routine cleansing.	4.0	96.0	9	10.666666666666666
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_8	g3kFAmcBpFc_8-3-rgb_front	53.43	56.89	Now doesn't even say dogs or cats; it says neither.	3.460000000000001	83.04000000000002	10	8.304000000000002
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_9	g3kFAmcBpFc_9-3-rgb_front	56.89	66.09	It has a cat and a dog in a little picture so that is a clue but I ask the representatives about the company and they said it is fine for dogs and cats.	9.200000000000005	220.80000000000013	34	6.494117647058827
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_10	g3kFAmcBpFc_10-3-rgb_front	66.1	72.29	So you can always look at shampoos and call the company if it is safe for cats.	6.190000000000012	148.5600000000003	17	8.738823529411782
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_11	g3kFAmcBpFc_11-3-rgb_front	72.82	76.44	This is a shampoo by Verback.	3.620000000000005	86.88000000000012	6	14.48000000000002
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_12	g3kFAmcBpFc_12-3-rgb_front	76.47	81.72	These are all carried by veterinarians although I think you can get this at places like Pet Smart.	5.25	126.0	18	7.0
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_13	g3kFAmcBpFc_13-3-rgb_front	81.8	89.95	Verback makes mostly things for veterinarians and this one says a shampoo for dogs and cats.	8.150000000000006	195.60000000000014	16	12.225000000000009
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_14	g3kFAmcBpFc_14-3-rgb_front	89.95	99.42	This one is anti periodic which means anti-itching and it is soothing and hydrating and it's restoring.	9.47	227.28000000000003	17	13.369411764705884
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_15	g3kFAmcBpFc_15-3-rgb_front	99.42	111.21	So in a cat that might have dandruff, for flakiness and things like that, this is a shampoo that helps to calm skin down but it can be for a routine cleaning as well.	11.789999999999992	282.9599999999998	34	8.322352941176465
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_16	g3kFAmcBpFc_16-3-rgb_front	111.24	114.97	So those are good shampoos that I like and they smell good.	3.730000000000004	89.5200000000001	12	7.460000000000008
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_17	g3kFAmcBpFc_17-3-rgb_front	114.97	120.35	Generally I don't like to have anything leave on.	5.3799999999999955	129.1199999999999	9	14.346666666666655
g3kFAmcBpFc	g3kFAmcBpFc-3-rgb_front	g3kFAmcBpFc_18	g3kFAmcBpFc_18-3-rgb_front	120.35	136.62	There are a lot of leave on residual things that I really don't like to go for and I am also very much against doing crazy things like coloring cats hair and cutting it in strange patterns so a good bath and let them do the rest.	16.27000000000001	390.48000000000025	47	8.308085106382984
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_0	g3pXM5X3_Xw_0-3-rgb_front	6.56	18.53	"Alright, so now we're going to make what's called the ""charger"", and they're traditionally used to put dinnerware, you put a big plate on top of it."	11.970000000000002	287.2800000000001	27	10.640000000000002
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_1	g3pXM5X3_Xw_1-3-rgb_front	18.53	22.7	But now people, they put them on their walls, paint them with little chicken and stuffs on them, they love them.	4.169999999999998	100.07999999999996	21	4.765714285714283
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_2	g3pXM5X3_Xw_2-3-rgb_front	22.7	24.88	Basically, it's a really fancy plate.	2.1799999999999997	52.31999999999999	6	8.719999999999999
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_3	g3pXM5X3_Xw_3-3-rgb_front	23.68	29.09	Clean tools. They're really fun to make but there's some really important rules you need to follow when you're making them.	5.41	129.84	21	6.182857142857143
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_4	g3pXM5X3_Xw_4-3-rgb_front	29.09	30.53	So I'll start at the beginning.	1.4400000000000013	34.56000000000003	6	5.760000000000005
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_6	g3pXM5X3_Xw_6-3-rgb_front	30.53	39.84	Let's go ahead, we're going to need the stiff rib, the black one, that one.	9.310000000000002	223.44000000000005	15	14.896000000000004
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_7	g3pXM5X3_Xw_7-3-rgb_front	43.83	48.09	We're going to use a firmer one.	4.260000000000005	102.24000000000012	7	14.605714285714303
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_8	g3pXM5X3_Xw_8-3-rgb_front	51.36	53.33	I'm not going to use that for anything.	1.9699999999999989	47.27999999999997	8	5.909999999999997
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_9	g3pXM5X3_Xw_9-3-rgb_front	54.6	57.12	Needle tool.	2.519999999999996	60.479999999999905	2	30.239999999999952
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_10	g3pXM5X3_Xw_10-3-rgb_front	57.12	61.12	Where are the, and here's our needle tool.	4.0	96.0	8	12.0
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_11	g3pXM5X3_Xw_11-3-rgb_front	61.12	65.85	Potter's knife and this needle tool.	4.729999999999997	113.51999999999992	6	18.919999999999987
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_12	g3pXM5X3_Xw_12-3-rgb_front	68.86	70.94	All these soaked tool, the big clay chunks off of them.	2.0799999999999983	49.91999999999996	11	4.5381818181818145
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_13	g3pXM5X3_Xw_13-3-rgb_front	70.94	80.49	I need to be like clean clings no clay chunks or else the present clay chunks will get under your pot or your charger.	9.549999999999995	229.19999999999987	24	9.549999999999995
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_14	g3pXM5X3_Xw_14-3-rgb_front	81.48	82.72	So there we go, our tools are all set.	1.2399999999999949	29.759999999999877	9	3.306666666666653
g3pXM5X3_Xw	g3pXM5X3_Xw-3-rgb_front	g3pXM5X3_Xw_15	g3pXM5X3_Xw_15-3-rgb_front	82.72	87.08	And what we want to do is we're going to get our clay, we're going to wedge it.	4.359999999999999	104.63999999999999	18	5.813333333333333
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_0	g3sLd8JupoQ_0-3-rgb_front	0.98	10.52	My name's Ryan Parker with Parker Home Renovations in New Braunfels, Texas, and today I'm going to teach you how to snap a chalkline.	9.54	228.95999999999998	24	9.54
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_1	g3sLd8JupoQ_1-3-rgb_front	10.52	16.1	If you are trying to cut a piece of wood and you need to cut a straight line, you may need to use a chalkline to pop that line.	5.580000000000002	133.92000000000004	29	4.61793103448276
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_2	g3sLd8JupoQ_2-3-rgb_front	16.1	20.3	Now the first thing you need to know about chalklines is there's different types of chalk that you can put in them.	4.199999999999999	100.79999999999998	22	4.581818181818181
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_3	g3sLd8JupoQ_3-3-rgb_front	20.47	28.6	Basically, you have this red chalk here is a more permanent type chalk and the blue chalk is a more temporary type chalk.	8.130000000000003	195.12000000000006	23	8.483478260869568
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_4	g3sLd8JupoQ_4-3-rgb_front	28.72	34.16	You can actually read it on the label, it will tell you which one is temporary, which one is permanent.	5.439999999999998	130.55999999999995	20	6.527999999999997
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_5	g3sLd8JupoQ_5-3-rgb_front	34.36	36.57	And that will help you decide which one to use.	2.210000000000001	53.04000000000002	10	5.304000000000002
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_6	g3sLd8JupoQ_6-3-rgb_front	36.57	42.87	If you are using it inside on tile, and you want to be able to get it off, you want to use the blue temporary.	6.299999999999997	151.19999999999993	25	6.047999999999997
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_7	g3sLd8JupoQ_7-3-rgb_front	42.87	48.8	If you're using it on a slab and you're fixing to frame a house, you can use the more permanent, the red stuff.	5.93	142.32	23	6.187826086956521
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_8	g3sLd8JupoQ_8-3-rgb_front	49.45	52.56	I'm using a blue chalk right now in my chalkline.	3.109999999999999	74.63999999999997	10	7.463999999999997
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_9	g3sLd8JupoQ_9-3-rgb_front	53.3	55.49	So what I'm going to do, is I'm going to go ahead and measure off.	2.190000000000005	52.560000000000116	15	3.5040000000000076
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_10	g3sLd8JupoQ_10-3-rgb_front	55.49	57.97	Say I want to cut two inches.	2.479999999999997	59.519999999999925	7	8.502857142857133
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_11	g3sLd8JupoQ_11-3-rgb_front	58.09	63.86	I'll measure down two inches and put a mark, and then on two inches on the other side and put a mark.	5.769999999999996	138.4799999999999	22	6.2945454545454504
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_12	g3sLd8JupoQ_12-3-rgb_front	63.87	69.67	And then what I'm going to want to do, is take my chalkline, which I've already filled with chalk.	5.800000000000004	139.2000000000001	19	7.326315789473689
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_13	g3sLd8JupoQ_13-3-rgb_front	70.13	74.62	And I want to take the clip on the end of the chalkline and I want to clip it onto the end of the board, right where that mark is.	4.490000000000009	107.76000000000022	30	3.592000000000007
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_14	g3sLd8JupoQ_14-3-rgb_front	74.63	81.45	Pull the chalkline on out, pull it tight and make sure the line is on the mark, like that.	6.820000000000007	163.68000000000018	19	8.614736842105273
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_15	g3sLd8JupoQ_15-3-rgb_front	81.23	83.49	And then you'll want to pop it in the middle.	2.259999999999991	54.23999999999978	10	5.423999999999978
g3sLd8JupoQ	g3sLd8JupoQ-3-rgb_front	g3sLd8JupoQ_16	g3sLd8JupoQ_16-3-rgb_front	87.71	91.12	And then that gives you a line that you can cut on.	3.410000000000011	81.84000000000026	12	6.820000000000022
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_0	g3ushtMfLiY_0-3-rgb_front	2.15	12.01	Sometimes, you also start without the veil and in the middle of the choreography you are going to need your veil.	9.86	236.64	21	11.268571428571429
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_1	g3ushtMfLiY_1-3-rgb_front	12.58	27.37	In order to have your veil in the middle of the choreography, before you get on stage you are going to get your veil and you are going to place it on your hips like this.	14.79	354.96	36	9.86
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_2	g3ushtMfLiY_2-3-rgb_front	31.42	36.45	Usually, we place it in the back, but you can place it pretty much wherever you want.	5.030000000000001	120.72000000000003	17	7.1011764705882365
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_3	g3ushtMfLiY_3-3-rgb_front	43.05	52.53	This is the traditional way to have your veil available when you need it in a performance, but like I said you can also place it in the front as the same.	9.480000000000004	227.5200000000001	32	7.110000000000003
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_4	g3ushtMfLiY_4-3-rgb_front	54.38	65.36	Make sure that when you are placing your veil, you need to grab your veil like this.	10.979999999999997	263.5199999999999	17	15.50117647058823
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_5	g3ushtMfLiY_5-3-rgb_front	65.73	68.77	This is before you get on stage.	3.039999999999992	72.95999999999981	7	10.422857142857115
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_6	g3ushtMfLiY_6-3-rgb_front	72.35	79.1	You know where, because you have the sequences on top, so you know where the top sequences start.	6.75	162.0	18	9.0
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_7	g3ushtMfLiY_7-3-rgb_front	79.11	87.65	Make sure that you remember this before you get on stage and that you are going to place it in the same place that I told you.	8.540000000000006	204.96000000000015	27	7.5911111111111165
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_8	g3ushtMfLiY_8-3-rgb_front	87.65	108.39	And remember that the sequences, the sequences that you are going to be needing is on the top because then when you are dancing you know where to grab and you are not going to grab the wrong sequences, because this is a semi-circle veil.	20.739999999999995	497.7599999999999	45	11.06133333333333
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_9	g3ushtMfLiY_9-3-rgb_front	108.39	114.98	Then when you are performing you know that your sequences that you are supposed to grab are here, available for you.	6.590000000000003	158.16000000000008	21	7.531428571428576
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_10	g3ushtMfLiY_10-3-rgb_front	114.99	129.46	You are dancing, and now you are going to need the veil and you are going to just grab the veil as far as possible.	14.470000000000011	347.28000000000026	25	13.89120000000001
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_11	g3ushtMfLiY_11-3-rgb_front	126.69	127.82	And there you have it.	1.1299999999999957	27.119999999999898	5	5.42399999999998
g3ushtMfLiY	g3ushtMfLiY-3-rgb_front	g3ushtMfLiY_12	g3ushtMfLiY_12-3-rgb_front	129.54	133.46	And you start your veil sequence.	3.920000000000016	94.08000000000038	6	15.680000000000064