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Dcg5i_k9CKE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dcg5i_k9CKE | Dr. Stephen Hawking's Message I In memoriam Professor Stephen Hawking 1942-2018. Transformig physics | can you hear me it has the new glorious time to be alive but doing research in theoretical physics our picture of the universe has changed a great deal in the last 50 years and I'm happy if I have made a smaller contribution the fact that we humans who are ourselves mere collections of fundamental particles of nature have been able to come as close to an understanding of the laws governing us but our universe is a great triumph I want to share my excitement and enthusiasm about this quest so remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet try to make sense of what you see but wonder about what makes the universe exist be furious and however difficult life may seem there is always something you can do but succeed at that matter that you don't just give up thank you for listening you | Transforming Physics | UCzWfaICQIu3WMPZkiL66CNQ | 2020-04-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 153 | 803 |
TmPcUzEk9RI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmPcUzEk9RI | Simple Random Walk and Population Processes #swayamprabha #CH36SP | [Music] swam prha digital India educated India so in this example we observe that n and U are independent random variables and also by seeing a probability of U greater than T that is E power minus Lambda + mu T you can conclude U is a exponential distribution with the parameter Lambda + mu Now we move into the next example let X be a random variable having binomial distribution with parameters capital n and p where capital N is a random variable having poison distribution with mean Lambda the question is find the marginal distribution of X or find the probability Mass function of the random variable X given n is poon distribution with the parameter Lambda that means the probability Mass function for the random variable n is E power minus Lambda Lambda power n / n factorial the possible values of NR 0 1 2 and so on our interest is to find out what is the probability Mass function of the random variable X that is same as n is equal to 0 to Infinity what is the conditional probability of random variable X takes the value K given the other the random variable n takes a value small n multiplied by probability of n takes a value n that is same as the N takes the value from K to Infinity n factorial divided by K factorial into into N - K factorial and P power K 1 - P power n minus K multiplied by Lambda power n e powerus Lambda / n factori so no need of n is equal to 0 to K minus 1 because the capital N takes a value small n therefore the running index from K to Infinity that is same as you can take some terms outside that is Lambda power K E power minus Lambda P power K divided by K factorial the remaining terms that is n is running from K to Infinity this can be written in the form of Lambda * 1 1 - P power n minus K divided by n- K factorial that is same as Lambda P power K * E power minus Lambda by K factorial the summation n is equal to K to infinity and so on that becomes E power Lambda * 1us P therefore further you can simplify therefore the probability of X takes the value K is same as Lambda P power k E power minus Lambda Lambda P divided by K factorial where K takes the value 0 1 2 and so on hence the conclusion is the random variable X which is Ison distributed which the parameter Lambda * P so this problem occurs in many situations of a stochastic modeling therefore we have discussed this example in this lecture | CH 38: IIT TIRUPATI 02: Mathematics | UCmtSQTuNIP7j0V8l9hQKTeg | 2024-03-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 468 | 2,359 |
94wcGma_jl8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94wcGma_jl8 | Tweenies Modelling Clay part 3 of 4 | [Music] from there oh it's very good wouldn't it be great to live in a fairy castle like this oh you know I bet the others won't be as good as our way we will be the winners let's go and get Judy Oh someone's left the clay out well better put it back in its box go I'll put it away in the cupboard [Music] storytime [Music] this story is about something else you can model and this time you can eat it oh yeah me it's the gingerbread man Oh once upon a time there was a little old lady and a little old man one morning the little old lady decided to bake something I know she said I'll make a gingerbread man and that's exactly what she did then she popped him in the oven to bake soon she opened the oven door to see if the gingerbread man was ready he was and he waved at her then he hopped out of the oven ran across the kitchen and out of the open door cried the little old lady running after him as fast as she could stop I say stop quite the little old man as the gingerbread man ran through the garden but the runaway gingerbread man just run as fast as you can you can't catch me I'm the gingerbread man the gingerbread man ran past a little girl stop shout at the little girl when she saw the gingerbread man she ran after him but the gingerbread man only laughed at her and the little old lady and the little old man and the little girl just could not catch him leave us gingerbread soon the gingerbread man passed a black and white cow in a pleasant sunny Meadow stop do but the gingerbread man laughed at the cow [Music] suddenly the gingerbread man had to stop he had come to a river and there was no way for him to cross fifteen just then a red fox peeked out from behind a blackberry bush hop onto my back gingerbread man he said smiling and showing two rows of shark shiny teeth scary I will carry you across the river so the gingerbread man hopped onto the fox's back the water rose higher and higher it nearly covered the fox's back hop onto my head gingerbread man called the Fox or you will surely get wet the gingerbread man hopped onto the fox's head the water rose higher and higher even the fox's ears began to get wet oh sure hop on to my nose gingerbread man called the Sly Fox | TL CHANNEL | UCVCC0Nq4xepj8rIw2J6ftaw | 2017-10-29 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 440 | 2,203 |
I5Zrz4pSfbY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5Zrz4pSfbY | A-Boogie Wit Da Hoodie - Official B.E.T. Cypher (ft. DON Q) | his whole can't get enough of the gun it's like this i get my nothing i'm gon take Ben's when I come to perform Phil me and the ice on my left wrist just numbing my arm and they say death comes in threes yeah that's true [ __ ] I killed south killed flex and Khushi take doing the numbers check your mixtape act and I can still go and chill wipe it yeah drop a dirty and I just took it simply back they got the warrant for my arrest ten states back look at me now come for public housing on the steps not b/c with 50,000 on Monday night and the shining so they notice me I'm probably in the ovary to chick blowing on my mic like a Floetry I you some on the neck you got a spot when the shine more golden mike jackson on remember the time you said your number let me [ __ ] i remember the time now wait you're turning getting a lot done I'm not just anybody [ __ ] you to read about me a buddy and your girlfriend speaking polish all mitm she wanna be somebody ball in don't let the 23 come out and face God flew north carolina's or white jeans ripped likes Freddie found them seeing ice you gotta keep bhai she's playing Bobby playing hoodie couldn't even tell it cuz I'm came up and bored I see Brody hose wanna know he blows so cold all I know it's notice if you hit my phone like you're ready for the garden broke now I'm in my zone but i'm only getting started though sending Vicki girls funny waiting outside for me high heels gone probably walk eight miles from you so far gone can you work all calls on me a [ __ ] Authority coming ride with me that's how you do restorations harbors illegal man do your research [ __ ] when you know if they ever come up there and [ __ ] up my google killers and no division sorry for the mishap so shall the BBC first post notices my dog she's a [ __ ] I [Music] | Bangerz | UCex7z-iko8Y2_sxQaU3WrXg | 2017-01-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 358 | 1,874 |
G9oiyNM_RHc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9oiyNM_RHc | #presentations Oct 6, 2020 CoronaWhy Knowledge Graph at W3C | today's uh presentation on the corona y knowledge bla graph is by slava taikonov and uh slava i'm going to ask you to introduce yourself uh and then you go right into your slides okay okay thanks david so uh my name is slovakanov and uh i'm senior information scientist from dunst this institution from netherlands and dance is a part of natural academic arts and sciences and i'm going to tell you something about coronavi uh community and covet 19 knowledge graph that we are building so a little bit about myself um well in in last four years uh i participated in more than 10 mostly european projects and my topic of interest is research infrastructures and here you can see the list if you're interested you can always google and you will understand what is about and also link to link linkedin is shared so um just a little bit of context uh why i think this topic is very important so i've got logged in in real lockdown in spain so i spent seven weeks without possibility a possibility to go out from my apartment and at that time i understood that it's going to be really serious uh challenge for society and i started to do a lot of research uh related to covet 19 spread and at that time also it was very popular song in spain called registeria and basically people that got ex exactly same problem that as me they got locked in their apartments so spanish musicians they made a song and they decided to record through zoom or skype and this is really nice sound that we can resist against any kind of uh challenges even if it's covered so i thought why not to use exactly the same approach and just not to create online community and start to fight again against karana virus spread in this way so uh i i first have created the covet 19 data hub and harvard data wars in march and i started to collect data in europe and basically yeah situation was was no not very good with coordinating data because people just just started to publish data in different places and without any standardization so i created this hub and i started to collect data and to create metadata descriptions and contacted data collectors and advise them how to do that in fair way so basically it was my first experience uh we scoped and after i decided okay so i've got a lot of data so why not to start to analyze those data sets so i decided to join a coronavir community it was created like few weeks before i joined and uh now it's a quite big community with more than 1000 people registered and we have hundreds of active contributors and the idea of this community actually to help medical experts to analyze uh all data about kovit and to get new insights with help of artificial intelligence and machine learning so this community was formed uh form when convicted 19 open research dataset challenge was announced it was basically uh institute for ai and a lot of other organizations and companies and of course it was supported by white house so this data set called court19 was published in march and now it's updated weekly and contains more than 280 000 of uh scholarly articles and more than 80 000 of full text papers so it's all about covet 19 and related family of viruses so basically we had these task tasks when we started to work on it in march and april and first task was related to risks to get infected and we had also task ties to explore transmission and incubation and other things also we decided to try to match clinical trials and another task was about uh creation of a literature review tool because it was not possible to navigate through all available papers and of course last task is kind of common for all tracks it's about nintendo recognition so we created pipeline actually to extract all entities from uh court19 collection so because we got so many uh data data and papers uh first we we thought okay it would be nice to visualize uh all affiliations of all organizations that are already working on it so this is a map and here you can see where actually people busy with uh kobe 19 research so we have uh a lot of organizations and representatives in uh karanawa community and i just will mention harvard medical school which is very active and uh they're bringing indra uh framework to our community and i will explain what the what it does actually and have people from stanford from nasa from kaggle and from germany from wafer institute and decipher and a lot of other people so all of them are bringing on data sets to us so we basically have kind of endless data streams in our data lake so um of course it's quite difficult to manage those data sets and we decided to look for some comments so um there is really nice framework developed by um harvard university it's called harvard data commons and i i really advise you to take a look in this because it's basically it's kind of solution for uh platforms that trying to integrate data coming from different and various sources so basically in this framework we have research tools we have data repository which is in our case harvard database and we have computing resources provided by amazon and google and we have storage layer it's also coming from both companies and the idea actually to build pipelines and to make all processes work together and do it in fair way so uh this is how it looks like we have different teams working on different topics and we're trying actually to uh build some some functionality that can be used uh by all teams or like most of teams and basically the idea that all these tools will will will form a common research infrastructure so if they would like to reuse some components it should be possible and i already mentioned fair my organization done dansk in a way it's uh uh we are one of world leaders so we are we are leading uh very related projects in in europe and in the world so probably you know what is fair but just to make sure it's it means findable accessible interoperable and reusable so this is how all data should be published nowadays to make sense for research and to actually to force them to exchange data sets and to reuse all this uh information in their own research so uh our dimension dataverse and this is our integration point so basically all people uh from krannerway they got account everybody can join just just create account and they'll get possibility to publish something uh on our platform and we're instructing people how to create metadata descriptions what kind of control vocabularies to use and also um new teams just getting new containers to deposit that like daily updates of data sets so um at some point it was very successful platform so we decided why not to uh get even more data collected uh in this database and uh we created a crawler that actually harvesting uh all available covet 19 data sets from web and trying to extract metadata descriptions automatically and just publishing here so at some point we've got uh 700 000 files available in this platform and that's a lot so we even don't know about content we we just basically created storage for these files but we want to analyze something and of course to turn into knowledge graph so this is just example how it looks like for covet 19 risk can i just ask one question here when you say 700 000 files each file represents what it's a it's uh something called making so we're just creating a google and github and other sources and just getting some files um about some covet making related topics and we're extracting variables i will show you next slides and we're creating basically preservation layer with that all right thanks okay so uh yeah this is exactly what i wanted to show so every file we do verification of file if we can extract content and we're extracting variable variable names and we are publishing in database so in this example you can see there is a list of spreadsheet available spreadsheet files available and we extracted variables we also extended the metadata descriptions of those files with variables so it's very convenient for researchers to navigate through it and just select some data and to use for live search so it's quite important because uh after we'll get all variables into knowledge graph we can also start to build machine learning models and we can predict how they can be classified and we can use for new files coming to our system to create labels uh in the standardized format so also we extended uh dataverse this functionality actually to get uh all metadata and data from dataverse into uh collapse so this example how we are reading file in google co-ops and we can do uh researchers can do whatever whatever they want and they can deposit back results in database and exchange with other people so uh of course uh not our data quality is uh well it's quite poor because we're just harvesting datasets so we decided why not to contact uh people that created those datasets and just asked them if they are interested to curate their own data by themse themselves and it was quite interesting experiment and quite successful because more than 20 percent of people actually agreed they joined karana y and they started to change metadata descriptions so this bottom up data collection really works i would say so obviously we have a challenge of data integration here because we have data from medical uh some medical data we have social economic data political data statistics and data coming from different sources from different organizations and we're trying to apply natural language pipelines and other tools actually to get some some kind of sense out of what we collected already so we're using manual annotation and labeling of copic 19 related papers automatic entity extraction classification of text fragments statements extraction and curate curation and we're trying to link research papers to such questions these relationships i will i will show you how we're trying to do that so of course uh standardization is really really important in this case and uh well we started with uh common uh well-known ontologies like orchid greed and geonames and medical uh knowledge graphs uh uh they just got linked by uh bell biological expression language and we're using mesh and wiki data but for bibliographical records of course we're using mark 21 dublin core and ddi so this is example of indra and indra already mentioned it was developed by harvard medical school and uh indra is basically integrated network and dynamic reasoning assembler and this platform allows to extract statements from research papers so you can get you see this example from left side you can see it's basically just just representing statements that got mentioned in in paper and of course because it's research paper so some statements can can can be considered as false and some can be true so there is also very nice uh curation uh mechanism so people can experts can actually confirm if uh statements um through and all this information will go to the knowledge graph so this is just to um to introduce like typical nlp pipelines so by default it doesn't have any knowledge graph support just list of words and of course to make it um reused by by artificial intelligence algorithms we need to bring some some common frameworks so in this example uh we're building domain-specific knowledge graph and basically these concepts are coming from statistics about covet 19 spread from italy and uh it's in italian and basically uh to make sense of it uh from it and also to uh get possibility to analyze with our tools we need to convert to some common uh anthology and we we have to use this for artificial intelligence algorithms so uh here i'm coming this um simple knowledge uh organization system so it's cause because you all know what what's cause it's just to be sure that's cause model says it is audi like sources like uh concepts and uh these relations like broader narrow and uh related and the main uh top the main um thing about scores that is it's logical is as iraqis and in desire it is more or less like is a or part of uh relationships so here of course you know this picture about um vocabularies how it looks like but in our case because uh we have a lot of ontologies already that are interested uh interesting for our researchers so it's great database that they basically converted to scarce so um we did it uh manually but uh our challenge actually to get this conversion done automatically so we want um artificial intelligence to create knowledge graph based on information based on data that we already collected and we'll use machine learning to predict uh both scientologists and links so uh here you see our framework it's called cosmos and it was developed in europe uh by national library of finland and it has a quite active global user community and basically it allows the search and browse through course concepts so this is very um useful and convenient web interface where people can just can just browse and can see how all concepts are related how they're linked and they can use for different uh use cases like but they can publish vocabularies can build discovery systems can do vocabulary a lot of interesting things and basically for us it's kind of validation yeah if something that we are doing this course actually makes sense so uh scott's pipeline looks like that uh it has a janafuseki uh backhand which is sparkle server and rdft triple store and it's integrated with search search engine so basically it allows to search through all concepts and to get some some results uh via api and of course uh important anthologies uh like mesh already available in cosmos and also they did linkage to uh the same terms in swedish and finnish and probably more coming so this is cosmos api specification is vague and basically it's read only but it it allows to get any data out of cosmos from this web interface and uh yeah just example uh my organization also in greed so i just created cosmos api and i've got with json and basically with json allows to build any kind of integrations and we can get all all these concepts as suggested terms in any tools external tools so now i'm coming to very interesting topic because uh most of it 19 expert questions they're kind of common for all countries for all organizations so recently it was a new challenge announced uh it's about epidemic question answering and basically uh it's interesting that uh in this challenge they already put uh question uh identifiers so it's possible to to turn all these expert questions uh to scarce and to get them you know exposed to scientology so it means that uh we can basically provide a possibility for researchers to link to these questions uh directly from uh let's say uh data repositories so they can just upload data they can create metadata layer and after they can search for related uh questions and it's so it's all will become part of metadata in standardized format so this is just example uh this is something we are creating from uh cosmos api and uh for example if we'll search for drugs uh we'll get this concept that can be linked to uh data status itself and uh just to explain why it's important so this is just typical uh visualization of uh statistics uh and also it's from italy it's about like positive negative cases and this kind of stuff so it makes no sense without research questions it's it's a very flat structure so we need to add research questions to make it more findable and usable and valuable for researchers so uh this example how it looks like here you can see a harvard dataverse form and it's some dataset and basically people uh can can just uh select uh covet qa as vocabulary and after will type something in tone field list of questions will appear and they can select some related questions and uh it will go back to our knowledge graph because it's already exposed as scores and all these triples will be available um in this uh linked open data cloud so um this is also a very interesting uh platform so we have like like already set about 700 000 data sets and we don't know what is about so we just need to to find right control vocabularies and we're using a tool called semantic chatbot and basically it can predict uh based on on data itself and based on on labels in dataset it can build it can predict all anthologies that can be used for specific uh columns in data set so uh in this mechanism uh it's just uh basically a step-by-step confirmation if this link is make sense and after it will produce a mapping and schema that can be used to turn any kind of data set to scores semi-automatically so of course we have run on few sparkle endpoints and this is just um example um of uh how actually um sparkle query uh looks for canon why uh bibliography could have so in this example we're just asking some publications from united states and this mesh id and a list of resources to our infrastructure actually disappearing in the bottom so um of course uh the problem with sparkle uh it's quite complicated to create those uh sparkle queries so it's obviously a challenge and we want to make it user friendly even for medical experts so this is why we decided to build different web interfaces for that and uh conclusion from one of projects uh i'm working on this project for quite some time and they absorb that users without semantic web knowledge actually find all these technologies hard to use and place a high value in end user tools that enable engagement and now we're coming to chicken f problems that users are building tools without uh data models without understanding what semantic web is but what they really need is just to build knowledge graph with common anthologies so of course um there are a lot of challenges and basically uh most of data sets just coming from different sources from their multilingual data quality disliking and different data providers in different modeling schemas and we need to do some some link data cleansing versioning and well a lot of modern repositories not not doing this in a proper way at the moment and it's difficult to assign and many manually people up-to-date entity relations in the knowledge graph so all these kind of challenges that facing also uh in chrono y and we are trying to find kind of solution uh where uh human can work together with um artificial intelligence and can can do something useful for uh research so we decided okay uh let's try um a bibliographic framework called bib frame it was created by library of congress in may 2011 and the idea that uh it's basically can be considered as network that makes interconnectness commonplace so instead of thousands of cataloguers uh describing the same source there is only one cataloguer that can share all his work with other people so um in 2019 uh beep frame 2 was announced and now i'm going to tell you how it actually it works so it contains a work instance item and agents and subjects and uh events and it's a very well developed framework and basically uh we already created first knowledge graph that follows those principles and it's publicly publicly available and in order to create this knowledge graph we use of course mark 21 because it's the most common standard developed for bibliographic records and well it's uh it's very rich and mark 21 basically allows us to integrate not only papers in english but also to use papers from other countries so how to integrate data in the common knowledge graph so our recipe is just to use mark 21 and after all controller categories should be expressed also in mark 21 format and we need to build authority linking process with human in loop that allow to predict uh actually links that should be created so uh different mark 21 fields could be linked to different anthologies or interlinked and every coordinating paper in our case can get metadata enrichment provided by any team working on nlp extraction of entities relations or linking controller categories together so this is just example how it looks like in mark 21 and uh in this representation part of record was created manually it was basically extracted from a paper itself and second part in 750 field is coming from national language processing pipeline so basically this artificial intelligence that can can extract entities and find mesh classifications and also to put it inside of mark record so we're also keeping provenance information that indicating that some fields were created by uh by machine and this is how we can distinguish human created records and from from machine generated records and relations stored in 730 fields so uh we're using a viewfind framework it's quite common for bibliographic world and here you can see all all papers available so you can scroll through and you can search to and you can also filter on specific affiliations so you can do really a lot and it's just available in our infrastructure out of the box so this is landing page and uh basically you can see this paper about some stuff and main authors actually extracted this deep learning so we used and we used deep learning to predict the affiliations and here you can see it's in field corporate authors and in uh subjects fields we have all these relationships to uh mesh ontology and behind of this there is also knowledge graph so it's possible just both to use this web interface to access information but in the same time it's possible to find the same papers from the knowledge graph sorry so um this example of our conversion so it's in bib frame 2.0 and it just basically uh xml these uh all concepts and if you're interested you can just download it from our datavours and there is also example how you can upload this data set into own sparkle endpoint and you can just query and get exactly the same results as we have so um i already told you about standardization process a little bit and we're using a claria uh framework called nde so it basically is provide graphical endpoints and we can also we have possibility to integrate this different tools uh all the weibull anthologies if they have if they're available uh from sparkle endpoints so this is example again uh about wikidata so in this case uh we will just select wikidata anthology and after searching on kovit we'll get list of suggested terms and people can actually link to any kind of anthologies available in our infrastructure so um i don't know if you're familiar if you know about this framework but there is very nice tool called hypothesis and it's available as plugin and basically it allows to um for for experts it allows to confirm and create annotations for uh for any kind of text materials so if they see there is some some interesting uh information like facts they can just uh highlight uh both sentences those words and create own annotation so all this information uh also stored in in our own uh database and we're trying to get it converted to knowledge graph so uh the idea that human annotators can verify results and validate all statements and after it will be integrated with statements from indra that i already showed and there is also another tool uh it's called the khan and it was developed in the in japan and basically uh it allows uh to upload fragments of text and to do labeling and this kind of labeling is uh very useful for natural language processing pipelines because people can just select and select some entities in the text and create linkage to their intelligence so basically what we do using uh standardization pipelines we are building a operating system for open science that should be completely um public and free and everybody has the possibility to just to go to our repository and get uh and clone uh clone it and after to run exactly the same infrastructure in their place so this is really high reproducibility and usability so this transparency of data and services guarantees that uh all experiments should bring exactly bring bring new insights of covet 19 research and in the same time they should bring exactly the same results as people um try to in to do in other places so uh yeah i already mentioned some components so if you're interested uh i already shared uh slides and if you'll go on this link you'll find all available components and we are continuously adding new components that we think can be useful for our teams for our community and also we are in uh creating uh um we are working on our own data api so basically we are trying to uh get uh all data uh harmonized from uh external sources available as data points and this is also source like you can find it it's available as swagger specification so that's it and uh if you have some questions i will be more than happy to answer wow that's uh very ambitious and and very interesting to hear about it wow um so how many people are on this team that you're working with okay so um uh we have a very distributed um organization so it's basically people are coming from old time zones and they can also uh be involved in different teams in in and share uh well teams with other people and uh they also can change teams if they would like so we don't have any permanent structure i would say so people just select what they want to do so some some kind of tasks they're publicly available on slack and they can join they can do something and after they can leave if they don't have time or if they want to switch topic wow yeah interesting questions anybody yes uh i'd be curious can you elaborate a little bit more what is being done with respect to wikidata okay so um wikidata um we have wikidata available in cosmos so there is web interface you can browse through different uh concepts and in wikidata we actually uh we integrated this database data repository and when you're creating data set you're filling metadata fields and after you have keyboard field so you can search in wikidata and you can create triples to wiki data concepts i will try to find this slide um yeah so like here so this vocabulary wiki data and after you will search on covet or another topic you will just get a triple vocabulary and term and vocabulary url so um all this information after it will be in metadata it will be available as json and because it's already standardized it will go directly to the knowledge graph right so it's basically as i see mostly read right you're not adding anything yet no we are not again we are trying actually to help people uh to integrate uh data and reuse data yes that's right yeah but possibly one law hanging fruit would be to want to identify well you'll discover different identifiers for wikidata entities you can add that property to to them so you can in wikidata it's recorded what the id is in another data set which is already standard in wikidata to do yeah yeah so uh well um i think it's possible and we just need people that interested in this okay because we basically we just follow the stream and people are bringing different ideas and different data sets and we're trying to help this uh yeah actually thank you you're welcome so um another thing i wanted to ask about actually i will share my screen briefly because i want to bring people's attention to this okay i will try to go out from um the my basic question is about the possibility of connecting uh literature information with uh clinical data and there is okay let's see i'm gonna sorry i'm trying to share my screen here okay there we go all right this um this is a page uh on the emea website there's a webinar coming up on thursday i'll put out email about it that i noticed um melissa handle and chris shoot are going to be talking about this uh n3c effort which is uh a collaborative that brings together clinical data for research purposes around covid19 and this i think is a really important thing because it's always been difficult for researchers to get enough clinical data to do their work so my question is um what thoughts do you have about how this clinical data might be for example connected in some way to uh data about the literature as in the chord 19 database okay so um uh basically uh i already talked about bib frame i see a lot of potential in bit frame because we can get all uh bibliographic uh records so always basically literature uh metadata integrated in one knowledge graph using bitframe and there is also potential to put all uh links to external data sets in bib frame in specific fields and after you can get a enriched knowledge graph and basically by querying for some clinical data you can get list of papers that got linked to well those data sets right does anybody else have any thoughts about this this question okay uh other questions first lava oh i have questions so i think you you mentioned that multilingual uh dead cells might be a challenge for the international consortium so do you have any particular comments or how to handle this yeah so um well it's it's really huge challenge for us because of course uh actually people should should do this work and i would say if it's possible just to uh to force them to you at least to use research questions in english so to get all data linked uh that can can answer some some questions so after we can ask them just to create kind of uh well subset from all available data sets and uh to provide translations yeah one one way we may consider is uh i think we also have a component there to use standard ontology or vocabularies right so yeah but yeah they they should have a comma identifiers exactly yeah i don't think it's feasible now so we really need to think about uh small subsets and people should help us because only a researcher that our depositor that actually create a data set or deposited data set they know what they deposited so they can only define what kind of research questions covered in those data sets and after we'll find all these data in different languages we can ask them to translate okay how many languages are there in your datasets in corona why well for now we're dealing with english mostly oh yeah but of course of course the idea that if people will start to to reuse this infrastructure so we can force them to create links from english to their own language and at some point we will improve standardization process of course and in fact it's already happening in in the netherlands for example so what what kind of uh rp2s are you using basically to extract domain annotations domain concepts okay so so uh of course uh we started with sky spacing so this is just a framework a famous uh framework that was created by uh alien ai and uh there are a lot of different libraries uh i well different teams are working on it and uh they're trying they're experimenting with uh a lot of frameworks so if you'll go to uh chronovay github you'll find all these experiments so you you may just a small subside uh of your data actually processed by um other questions okay well thank you very much slava very much appreciate your sharing your work with us it looks extremely ambitious and uh um it's great to see it happening as a collaborative effort yeah i think it's very important uh also for society to do it together so basically all nations all countries should combine efforts and uh it's difficult to imagine that only one organization or even one country is able to find some solution yeah yeah vaccine or at least some kind of uh solution to prevent all this coordinating spread yeah yeah okay thank you everybody for joining too thank you bye-bye great thank you thank you bye bye thanks bye thank you hmm so | CoronaWhy | UCEeuBPsfGE3fceAN3yL5Gig | 2020-11-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 5,706 | 31,477 |
IzO3NGU1Bgo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzO3NGU1Bgo | Sexual Escalation | Jared Psych Laurence | Full Length HD | hey we're still on day three winding down coming to the stage next on the 21 convention London 2011 the conference of the century the men's conference of the century that is a four-time speaker this is fourth time on stage here the 21 convention and he was once voted best new instructor and you may recognize him from MTV's made please welcome speaking on sexual escalation Jared psych Lawrence thank you now all of that sounds really great when he puts it all that way but I want to go back a few short years with you guys before I was psych and all that I want to share with you guys a story that kind of symbolizes where I was back when I first started all this back when I first started I was dating this girl Gabby now how I got her I have no idea it was literally like handed to me from God above right and Gabby was my everything she was the perfect girl that was a girl's going to marry that was a girl's going to grow old with I my whole heart was devoted to this one girl and Gabby didn't believe in premarital sex and I respected that for an entire year we did not have sex I was the nice guy I was a gentleman about a year and a half of dating her we broke up and then in a few short months I remember she started dating this fucking arrogant army guy eight years older than her and within a month she lost it to him I was devastated my heart I don't wish this on anyone here in this room my heart literally went from here to my gut I am and I thought this was maybe like I don't know you know a fluke or something right like it's not anything on me maybe it's just something that happened you know with her issues she's a bitch to me how could she do that to me right I saw maybe it's just a fluke well a year later I started there's a prom going on a prom is basically a big dance that we all have in high school and America it's a big deal because this is it this is a night where we could lose our virginity if we haven't lost yet tonight's the night and for me this was it this was my big moment because I was the last of my friends who have lost virginity already I was actually lying about it to all my friends I was saying I lost it to Gabby so I was too ashamed of what actually happened so a prom night I find my girl at last second I found one and did I believe looking back the only reason I was able to even get that girl was because she never got to experience a prom night so the whole reason she was even there was just for the experience nothing to do with me and a prom I take I take her the after-party and I got a kiss I'm so happy this is this is like the greatest moment ever right now tonight's night I might my spirits are incredibly high and I'm going to clown nine well at the after-party I see her go outside and start smoking a cigarette having a few drinks and I see her start talking this guy I still remember his name I Daniel and she's talking to him and they're flirting now I'm thinking Helena this can't be it's not good right so I go inside cool off a bit and go back out and then I see her giving him her number I'm like no no not again it's not happening to me not tonight this is my night so I go back out I told my look my best friend John and I say dude go just go in there and tell her look I'm leaving now she can come with or without me and I drove her to ours I did everything for this girl to try to get her to come for this night he goes in there and he comes up to me and I still remember the look he comes right up to me and he's like dude just go I'm like let me just go I can't just go right like I drove this girl he's like no dude just just leave I'm like why tell me like what why should I just leave this girl here he's like I just watched her walk in the bathroom with Daniel following her inside and the door closes just go and again heart here devastated I found out the next day that actually tonight Daniel lost his virginity good for Daniel not me I just I just kept thinking you know what's wrong with me it's not a fluke anymore something is wrong here something is just utterly inherently wrong with me and I got into the deepest depression I've ever had in my life I look back and I only remember vague memories of it I remember falling down the floor just crying just shattered I did there was no community for me back then I didn't know about this I didn't have the answer I all I knew was I went to go see a psychologist to help myself get over this depression and I found a specific type of psychologist I found when I can do hypnotize hypnotic-anesthesia mind-triggers hypnotic-trance so no matter how bad you think things are I want you remember I've been there I know what you're going through so that brings me to my talk here on sexual escalation now when I do talk I'm going to want to keep this interactive for everybody all right because I've actually it's actually been proven that people don't learn just from a guy standing up here and talking to you what you're just listening you're not going to learn that way I need participation so you guys want to get ready for this come on we do I just saw the energy in the room earlier come on you guys ready for this dads are up to good participation that's what I want from you guys now I want I'm going to put a question your head because this is step one of understanding how to sexually escalate correctly what is the purpose why do we sexually escalate other obviously yes to get laid to have sex with a girl granted but when it comes to game it always has to be for a specific purpose of what are we trying to achieve from the girl for the girl what do we want to create with her someone hmm Comfort okay arousal comfort we can do a lot of way and it's true though if you escalate correctly she should be comfortable and anytime you escalate you have to reserve her comfort levels always right however the purpose of sexually escalating in and of itself is simply to get the girl aroused because if she's aroused she's going to be down it bypasses anything if she's aroused does it matter if you're a high value or low value if she's aroused for you does that matter no right does any of the other stuff really matter if she's around and she wants you when it comes at least to sex relationships something different but at least with sex does any of the other stuff out there even matter if she's aroused no all the stuff you learn beforehand or is just to get to this point of getting her aroused now there's a big problem though I want to go over the inner game of sexual escalation the number one thing stopping you guys from really getting good at this is sexual anxiety and it's real we all know we have a lot of people here know they have a pro xiety because it's bladed in your face you see a girl you want to go and talk to her but it's holding you back and stopping you you're scared you're shivering right sexual anxiety a little bit more deceiving we could come up with new ways right a lot of people think I don't really have sexual anxiety right I'm fine with it some people know it some people do understand but I guarantee everyone in this room has or less really speaker has or has had one of these three inner game problems I want to stress and I've had all three when I started I had every single one of these top three inner game problems when it came to sexually escalating I'm going to detail them for you and I'm going to show you the solution enter game problem number one the fear of failure after getting attraction this was the first thing I countered I get the girl attracted she's you know giggling she's laughing she's looking at me longingly why do I want to mess this up right if I ask you late she could be like no no I'm not interested I don't want to do anything like that why would I want to mess that up it's scary to have to have worked so hard I do approach I had a transition I don't win over the friends I had to get attraction from her I had to get her isolated someplace why would I mess that up by doing something like escalating and it is a legitimate fear now the way to get out of this a solution is twofold one the value the situation that's happening it's not that serious you've all heard the expression that Naturals like to use don't put the pussy on a pedestal right and it's true that comes down to is devalue situation the key little rule here is don't value the girl more than she's valuing you why should you keep it equal the other thing is invest in your game not in the girl too much of us get this blinders on we're like oh my god we got this one girl attracted I can't lose it right I can't lose this one girl that comes from scarcity that's it you get abundance you have more women in your life you start approaching more right you start getting these this area of your life handled that goes this one girl right might answer to you my solution for this invest in your game make a conscious choice now not to get blinders on with the next girl you meet invest in your game invest in yourself invest in a skillset that it takes to get good at this because if you don't every girl you meet will be the one girl all right didn't work with her not the one girl didn't work with the one girl it's like it's not that serious there's lots of the one girls there's abundance of them and that's the beauty of this the only thing to worry about is the skillset because if I'm investing in the skillset I can't not escalate because that's going to help my game I need to mess up I need to fail I love failure I love failure because the more I fail the more I learn if usually exceed on a girl and it goes really well okay cool it worked hey awesome but did you learn something what not to do there no failure is a guide to learning correctly have a good relationship with it all right inner game problem number two she doesn't want sex right this girl's not going to want sex look why would this gorgeous grow over here want a big fat hairy slob like me flopping around on top of her let's be honest right why would she want that I mean this kid she's not like the other girls this is a good girl right she's innocent she doesn't do that those nasty sex stuff that those other girls do she's probably waiting till merriman only a bear I bet she's waiting till marriage I bet she's going to probably be a nun one day right sweetest girl ever never held a guy's hand before you think like this of course you're going to freeze out when it comes to escalator you can't you built her up again so what's the solution assume sex let's just assume it's on if you're wrong and you fail good you now got a good relationship with failure it doesn't matter assume it's on if I'm alone with a girl it's on and she's in my bedroom it's on and she's naked in my bed you bet your ass it's on alright I just assume sex even in the beginning I'm assuming attraction I'm doing it for a reason let's say I'm right awesome I seem attraction I'm right she's into me let's say I'm wrong I'm still doing the best thing for my game I'm still doing the best thing I can do here because even if I'm wrong even if I'm delusional I'm still doing all the actions that are going to help me create the attraction by assuming it I'm going to be more confident I'm going to be more comfortable gonna be more at ease doing what I want to do it always helps so be delusional it's on assume sex assume attraction I give you permission problem number three inner game number three alright you know I'm not afraid of failure you know I'm gonna go for it right and I'm assuming sex it's on she wants it awesome but how do I go about it just the right way should I put my arm around like this should I try to you know kiss her neck for no no maybe I should like cuddle up a little bit for no that would freak her out a little bit I just go for a caveman style but then maybe I should you started getting all this analytical Shay goes to your head I remember this I remember lying next to a girl she's there she's waiting for it I'm thinking all the you know how do I go about this way how do I do it just right you know I have to do it just right you don't have to do address right the solution is immersion get in the moment get out of your fucking head if there's any time to be out of your head it's now right even though all the rest of the time in your head get out of it now how do we do that how do we immerse ourselves in the moment our senses and this was actually told to me by the psychologist who is trying to help me get over my depression is I just get in touch with her senses stop being in your head so much and the idea is when the girls there I just look at her look how hot she looks she's lying there unless you know her breathing or listen to things she's saying how nice is that sound her giggle smell her perfume how good is that smell feel her how nice is she soft is she how good of touching is that when you allow yourself to just experience what's going on for your senses it cuts out the head that's the direct line into getting in the present moment now who here has not been dealing with at least one of these inner game problems exactly alright outer game when it comes to outer game you the first step obviously is to know what are the places of touch where is my escalation ladder so to speak so can I have a volunteer so BAM awesome come on like I say I want participation here yeah get up alright so this guy's going to be by the Vinci man all I want you to do is them all right here's your DaVinci man right now with a girl the erogenous zones are here and here right so the farther we get away from the erogenous zones the more comfortable the girl is with touch so where's the farthest place we can possibly get here that hands right hands and feet but it's a little bit weird touching people's feet socially so the hands that's why when we introduce some someone so say hi to me hey what's going on right we go for the shake what we don't do is hey how's it going hey right it's just weird you wouldn't do that so again DaVinci men we go from hands to elbow to shoulder now we going back because again we're going to do front back back of the hand to stomach middle back lower back legs face and face and hair as boobs vagina right simple steps these are the little escalation of what's the most comfortable for a girl all right I call you see thank you now there's two types of ways we can escalate on this girl we can do smooth or we can get a little bit ballsy smooth escalation is simple keep going step by step and we're making wolf step by step and we're making sure we're preserving the girls comfort levels at all time and she's not liking it we remove she liking it we escalate right we're always calibrate I'm always watching and she tends or she down okay with it now bazi escalation is a little bit different in this step we're doing a little bit and then we switch it up alright we jump a few steps now why would we want to do ballsy escalation when would ever be useful it's useful for bloggers what do you think SNL's perfect if I want to do an SNL I need to make sure at some point of doing some ballsy escalation otherwise it's taking too much time I want it I want to screen and see how down she is for escalation I wanted to progress it that's one case but what if you're not doing SNL's what would be another reason let's say this is the girl of my dreams say all right I'm much more personnel yeah okay also screening but why would I need to get away with stuff if I'm planning on dating this girl for a while but it is true that screening is a useful tool make your feel cut well the buzz escalation you're at it's a Hail Mary pass right basically it's going to go bad or it's going to go well right so the other reasons why you want to do this is because if she's resisting the smooth escalation of ICANN breaches wall I have to bypass it it's a hell Mary play it that's the move I got to go with and she accepts or she doesn't I'm going to show you a ballsy escalation later on kiss closing I'm going to show you what I mean by that on the other one is let's he's not going anywhere maybe I need to do something ballsy to escalate attraction because women respect that women want a little bit Bala genus sometimes if you feel things are getting are dying down and you need to break rapport if things are getting too comfortable too boring you need to do something that spice it up and balls the escalation is good I remember I was one sitting out of club talk to this girl but it was literally like this was a girl it was I was here and she was there I'm right there like I can't do anything he's not a big distance but in a club when you're sitting down with a girl this is the abyss of doom right here okay I can't do anything so I had to go Balaji escalation in this case all I did pick her up put her on my lap it could have blown up in my face all right thankfully it didn't she instantly turned the traction on she wasn't feeling me that much before I was trying to run all this stuff because the distance it wasn't on as soon as I did that her eyes lit up she's like oh my god most guys wouldn't do something like that I just said I'm not most guys get big smile on her face and she was follow me around the rest of the night again one of those hair Ameri type plays all right now when it comes to escalating I basically looked back at every single girl diet was successful with escalating wives and I literally broke down what I do into three key phases or three steps at least my nonverbal game or my escalating game and I realized it has a lot to do with actual psychology so I gave it the actual psychological terms here the first step is just comfort based I have to get the girl comfortable I touch it's it's fundamental for everything with escalation if she's not comfortable you're not escalating right it's just not going to happen I have to preserve her comfort levels so the first step I do is touch everybody you heard this it's there it's gone I'm touching everyone I'm getting used to the fact I'm a touchy-feely guy that's it some quick ways to do that is to show low investment in my touch now what does that look like and another volunteer damn up this is the key with comfort touching low investment touch if I'm touching with everybody hey man how's it going hi how you guys doing Oh awesome it's so cool right if I'm doing with everyone I'm not investing in anyone am i right low investment if I'm touching there and it's gone hey how's it going man right any one of these touches that I care about but my hey how's it going awesome awesome right doing really well yeah yeah a little bit weird isn't it yeah little tiny work yeah that's because I'm investing on my touch now I could do something like this touching him and it's not getting as we're there right now there's some time there but it was okay however if I'm explaining touching I'm just doing this it gets a little bit more awkward as they stare at my hand for open this man right it gets a little bit more awkward my friend Adam really emphasized this when he showed me this little move basically I want you to tell me as soon as you get uncomfortable me touching you okay whatever you're uncomfortable okay okay too little all right but I got there so I didn't even need to touch him right it was automatically uncomfortable it's nothing to do with the touch it has to do with the investment so time how quickly are you doing it are you drawing attention to it are you doing it with everyone all right and do it frequently that's going to help you with comfort all right thank you now this now once the girls comfortable we have to get her actually wanting our touch this is a big thing at least back when I got starting this they didn't really teach us ladies told us girls going to want our touch use it as a reward system the next step is crucial we have to classically conditioned the girl to want our touch to the psychological term classical conditioning has to do with associations how many people are familiar with NLP here and I'll P terms then you know a lot about anchoring yeah all right anchoring the same thing as classical conditioning essentially what I do is I'm going to boost her up with good emotions so actually got my girl real quick real quick yeah she runs all right so I hand applause through yeah hi so what I'll do is I'll sir gaming the girl I'll be talking to her and then I'll get her to laugh yeah hi sorry check it when we're done so I'm talking the girl and then I get it a laugh I know but I know how funny is that right and then I start excavating and I'll see something really interesting and I'll get her go wow I know how cool is that right so MIT I noticed right escalating on her why would I see key positive emotions coming with her that's what I want to start escalating because she's going to associate those good emotions with my touch eventually where I look for is every time I touch her I get a smile BAM now I know she's condition right right thank you all right now once she's classic conditioned I go into the third and final phase here that one is operant conditioning our pre conditioning is simply rewarding and punishing that's it rewarding and punishing so she's come to my touch she likes it now somebody actually wants now I'm going to make her work for it because the more investment I get the more attracted the girl will become to me the more she works for something any of guys - the more people work for something the more they wanted it's a simple fact so I get her investing every time she does stuff I like she works for it she invest I'm going to reward I'm going to amp up the escalation when she doesn't do something I like I start removing it now here's where a lot of community guys fall into a trap our goal is not to punish the girl that we don't want this most of you are most guys I've seen will punish the girl and they'll be like I'm a badass make you come back come on girl right that's not what it's about I want to be rewarding because I want to keep it going forward I want to go happy I want to keep it progressing so if I do punish I'm going to give her a smaller thing to do it's mono hoop or something that I can never win Iran right that's the point we learned through reinforcement we don't learn through punishment which are very superficial level more way more through reinforcement all right so those are key three phases get her comfortable classical conditioner make her associate good emotions with our touch use that a touch as a reward them together work for more and we keep rewarding and it's hard it's hard and it's a game issue why it's hard because when you got a girl that likes her touch every time you touch her she smiles in stick your chest out a little bit more right to not just be like a caveman ago yeah she likes my touch oh come here yeah right and I've seen it I've seen guys fall for this trap they'll just start escalating like a madman because like she likes it now this is great and then what happens he's touching her a lot she likes it he's making out with her she likes it she starts grabbing her ass okay and now she's a selector she stripped you completely she's the one putting brakes to it now she's the one using her sexuality as a reward or not not you now you're just please let me get something please give me more please give me more please give me more all that worked ruined all right so I showed you three phases phases of physically escalating but you can escalate verbally funny enough how's it possible how can we verbally sexually escalate well let's go back what's the purpose of sex rescue Latian what's the purpose of sexual escalation arousal do I actually need to touch her to achieve this purpose no I can use my words I can verbally escalate so how do we do this ah one way is stories talk about sexual stories get a topic going on get in her head mindsets how do I view sex funny things insights of sex her views on sex I guaranteed to be a much more interesting conversation then yes please tell me what it's like teaching awesome oh johnny was a bad kid your class that's horrible Wow much more interesting topics right so get the mindsets going qualifiers qualifier insects give her challenges ask us questions that lead to more sexual contacts what's the craziest thing she's ever done right Oh your first sexual experience like that's too much can go to something even simpler when was your first kiss what was it like just get her thinking and turn sexual term to getting her to open up about it ah something recently I've tremendously added to my game within the last six months or so is sis I actually did a much later on I'm doing them a lot quicker now that's why statements of intent something like wow I'm thinking really inappropriate thoughts about you this is not good oh my god you have no idea what I want to do to you right now this is bad I'm totally going to be kissing you later it's happening I'm gone kissing you right I'll draw these Stephens of intent now what happens if she doesn't accept it what if she's like oh okay you wish sure no it's not going to happen or whatever it is um why have you somewhere stole from our bodies then I just say we'll see right we'll see I'm very charming or will see the night's still young totally just D validated so I'm gonna throw in those LS oh I see a sexually charged it she knows what I'm about I'm not hiding anything ah and finally dirty talk one of the most powerful ways to turn a girl get a girl around dirty talk if you do it properly ah a lot if you're like me back to that you know you used to experience a lot of elimar who here has or currently experiencing a Lamar right oh I know I did but I was trying to get into this I'm Ella Mart all the time well the way Ella bar works is you try to escalate on the girl and she pushes it away right it doesn't happen she trying to escalate again no translate again no not happening can't touch this well how would you guys like to know a way you can sexually escalate that she can't stop she can't turn it down right tourney talk she can't stop that she can't shut me up unless she like verbally takes a pillow and like goes no stop talking dirty talk to me no right she can't stop it I might not be able to start doing all the things I want to do but I can talk about them I can paint a picture I can get her thinking about it visualizing it experiencing it emotionally and a more dirty talk I'm I just keep going and going and going until I hear those five magic words do you guys want to know what those words are what but not sorry do you have a condom all right five magic words I will dirty talk till I hear those five words done Alomar alright alright now let's get into some formal tactics you guys can use when you go out tonight whenever you're out there how does sex we have scale properly some fun little moves that you guys can get to see what it's about okay I have the lovely assistant up again yeah you at the other cue girl all right stand over here real quick alright now the first thing is sexual eye contact the biggest thing you want to create with a girl is sexual tension that's number one the more sexual tension you create the more aroused she's going to get so we can use our eyes for this now I can't look so I want to tell me feel Graham alright so I could look at her normally right and I want you to tell me if you've noticed any difference when I start talking okay so normally go ahead alright see I don't yell giggle all right I'm gonna hold my hand up right I want you to tell me or just mention as soon as you feel a little bit of difference right all right it just transfers now I don't know how I can break this down or like maybe it's my nude eye muscles going on but I can explain what it feels like how I go about this the sex the right sexual eye contact I'm not thinking any sexual thoughts I'm feeling sexual emotion I'm literally feeling the that motion you get when you look at a girl like I want that right cuz I want that if you do with a guy it should feel uncomfortable so try it real quick right now just look at the guy next to you and try and it'll work if you get them to feel comfortable try it see if you can do it literally look in their eyes and be like I want that all right come on you guys gave us a little bit about I'll give you a hint now guys alright I'll give you little bit of a hint when you when you look in someone's eyes quickly just normally just normally look in the partners eyes real quick real quick what I did you look at which one of their eyes laughs all right your left right look at the left their right left right I look at that I the intimate ones over here on your right when you go like that this side of this I much more intimate so I want to get sexual a escalate I change it up I look at her I look at the right eye or her left right so this is normal I'll switch it here and get a little bit more intimate and maybe my eyes now a little bit a little bit of a cocky smile there whatever it is now we can even add this up more I got the sexual eye contact down let's get more sexual tension the first way we can do is changing the trees like okay right for she's like okay get ready hi so we get the I sexual eye contact down now the next thing to do is change the voice tonality we start slowing it down we make everything smoother change our voice basically we're doing bedroom talk all right so once the sexual eye contacts down she made me laugh I once a sexual eye contacts down our voice changes it gets more deeper slower than the space you come in that nodes the distance from here any guy this creates massive awkward tension if it feels awkward with a guy its sexual with a girl if she's attracted and she's not attracted it gets a recoil emotion like whoa not ready for it why cause she's not even so much an attraction thing it's because she's not comfortable and you get that all for example if I come in I try getting section she gets freaked out of tens just back off because you're comfortable just back up I didn't start trying again all time preserving comfort levels but those three things massive sexual tension the eye contact watching my voice change and getting slower get a building bridging the gap between us all right usually this takes place well when you're isolated with a girl all right next thing clubs I'm not hugely like clubs or anything but in Miami that's pretty much the entire scene everything's a club type scene so I got really good at it and when I've used I found a way to make turn lemons into lemonade because the club scenes it's tough but there's ways to that it helps you for example who likes loud music in a club you like loud music right most people actually don't funny enough because if you can't talk that much right it sucks loud music that can't talk I use it to my advantage so I want you to come up like you're talking me all right now notice where she started I didn't tell you stop here perfectly arm's distance this is the perfect place of personal space there's a bubble right here it's unspoken but she just knows arms distance this is the perfect place to stop in a club you can't will not be able to talk to each other in a club I have an advantage I can breach personal space very quickly let me go on this side actually in a club when we come up talk to her we could say hey my heart what I come in I talked like this I merely go in that moment I'm not doing that most guys are scared as hell let's go huh what what all right instead of pecking I can say stand up straight and go me like this Hey right now it gives me an excuse to get personal space and notes or my hand goes immediately now go right here because there's two pressure points on a girl that helped cause arousal is one right here where I squeeze that and there's one on the bottom of the foot so if I give her a foot massage back at home usually get this reaction right so is that in here so that helps me the side squeeze go in squeeze her side talk to her I get a breach personal space very quickly the next thing if I'm already kissing a girl and I want to amp it up even further I can put her in a submissive frame now I'm not trapping her in this I'm just putting her I'm guiding her and mr. fraim she still killed completely her choice and she feels comfortable to leave at any moment so what do I do submissive frame for the guy for a girl his hands above head when a girl's hands above her head she's automatically in a submissive frame so what I might do is if I'm talking the girl I'm already escalating I push her against the wall and then I would guide her arms up like that and then kiss now if she's not fit now know what I'm not doing is this I'm not holding it right I'll guide the arms up walk hissing and put their hands above the head now she wants to get off so I'm trying away okay right totally real easy I'm not holding the hand I'm just like this all right so move out easy I'm not holding it there's nothing forced about this simply guiding up usually you want to do that after you've already kissed her or like right before you want to get apology with it right because it just puts them more than submissive frame it's a primal reaction to it no nothing about like misogynistic it's just sexually men should be the dominant ones women should be submissive in a sexual sense the other one two back there coming run back scratch this why should be behind but if I'm talking to a girl that you face me so I'm talking to it so I'm talking to a girl and whatever I can make my nails across your back to amp it up a bit I'm not like massively scratching her just a bit of a scratch right food you had another little nice one where like if they get things going a little bit he can answer girly give him a scratch here you know she scratches your back or something just to get her escalating on you a bit personally I like to just again it's kind of a screen or also I want to see how down she is while we're talking or something I'm rubbing I'm playing with the back the little finger stuff here and then out of nowhere I just rake I can see whatever reaction is you get a smile like ooh or is like whoa tense again tense back up preserve comfort levels all right another one day - this is what I used on pretty much every day - I have so let's say we're here and we're walking along or arm-in-arm we're walking along I would say go well you're an amazing ass look at look at her hair right and if she's embarrass and then she turns like hiding the ass I go even better oh my god right now she's you know what to do holds s holds that I love to do it at this point just hug her go now it's okay that you know that's it we're walking long ago oh my god what amazing ass time no even better all right every time that's all you got every day - another one I do on every day - is if you're walking up this is kind of mean but I just do it for more for fun we're walking along and let's say I won like spice up we're getting too boring dataframes a lot of first dates get kind of boring I'll show you something like a little boy should be like oh yeah be my friend bush okay I didn't really bring her back and like just like I'm joking with her right usually they'll punch me in the arm or day teasing me I tease them back I don't do that everyone that's more for amusement hair grab most girls most guys have learned to pull the girl's hair as she um do horrible things with this move horrible things I've seen girls guys just like pull hay right and it goes like what the fuck I believe our student I kid you not I've Lily saw student pull go sketchy was once the fuck was that hey she freaked out alright so I'm removing this from the whole community doctrine the whole idea of hair pull it is now officially called hair grab okay it is a different I'm not pulling shit alright alright put my hands up here I grab so that's it yeah it's nice little happy face that's why what I want to up there grab alright think about you its same same feeling if someone put their hand your head and grabbed your hair pull pulled your hair down up what the fuck right okay this guy's like I can to experience that but all right ball guys aside okay bottom that inside when most people pull your hair and just squeeze it or hair squeeze hair grab I the last one this is I warn you now this is advanced technique not for the faint of heart if you have any kind of pregnancy issues or heart conditions do not do this I call this the cuz you're wet routine like something actually develop for my ex-girlfriend alright so this is basically after you've kissed a girl you've made out with or whatever and you want to see if she's ready to come home with you that night at this point I look at a girl and I say I can totally tell you want me right now and issue the Guinness cock you look like how how can you tell her like why is that I'll take my hand I'll put it out I'll just slide a finger right between her legs and I go because you're wet I see the prick I said now I see yeah of course not respectful girls like this but no of course not but I watch the reactions right and usually the jaw just drops you don't even know what to do the jaw just drops and then escalation comes a joke from that it's it's normal to pull within the next 5-10 minutes and she's if she's receptive and cheese there talk to me right after that you're good to go umm the funniest reaction I've had for that and I did that to a girl and she's like please you can't tell them wearing jeans so I'm like I might grant it I'll check again right so you can just art playing with it a little bit all right all right now for the kiss closing right I talked to you about a little bit of sexual tension actually have a guy come up here also with the girl font there you go thank you Ron applause here take it all right now how do you know when it's okay to kiss a girl I have the distance test for the distance test I basically go what distance do I have to be where it'd be gay talking to a guy so right now this is comfortable talk to you all right about here not bad not bad it's a bit of ice a bit of a vase a right at least it usually about three hand hand spaces is awkward distance for a guy if it's gave like this yeah it's just awkward so if I can get a girl about this distance and I can talk to her and she's comfortable she's smiling and it's I feel that it's on if I can wait 10 seconds with that dynamic going it's on I'll go for the kiss there's no gambit there's no routine there's no little trickery I'm just seeing I'm basically watching her comfort levels her attraction levels how well is it on ah now what if I get think you sit down thank you now yeah you're still up ah I promised you a Balaji escalation thing if the girl up for a kiss right so I'm gonna go for a kiss and I want you to act like you're not really track to me and just reject me okay all right I know yeah so I'm going over the kiss you can reject me by turning your head that way so I go for the kiss boom right now I don't get her lips I can't kiss her like this but she also gives me her neck all right I can work with that if I go for the kiss I get rejection I can start kissing her neck again it's a ballsy escalation move I just bypass it just go on the next steps from there I can escalate it even more so now what about the dance floor it's a different dynamic here on the dance floor we're already like really close with each other right I can't do the distance test because it's not it's already socially appropriate to be that close in this case I need a new indicator I need a new way of seeing you know is it down or is it not and for this I use the forehead to forehead if she's willing to dance with me by pushing her forward of my forehead we can dance like that she's ready kissed I asked the compliance I'm looking for if it's forehead to forehead she's ready to be kissed all right you can sit down Thank You Hana block so I basically broke down the inner game of going with the guy they showed you the outer game step by step of what to do I gave you some fun useful tactics you can use tonight is that helpful to anyone yep that helpful all right now I have a really exciting announcement I want to make with you guys all right announcement I want to make is that just recently I have teamed up with who I consider the single best infield coach I've seen today I look at it as like the team-up of Superman and Wolverine obviously Fuji would be Wolverine right but but no DJ Fuji is literally the best I've seen today and because you guys are here at the 21 convention DJ Fuji and myself have put together something really special for you guys for tonight here's what you guys are going to get over four hours of hands-on personal infield coaching by the two of us you're not getting some unknown instructor there's no local layer guy some little unknown little local air guy who's going to be coaching with us it's not even just the senior coaches it's myself or Fuji with you guys at all times making sure that you guys are doing everything right you're going to also get something that no other company is currently using you're going to get hidden microphone up you're going a hit and mics that way we get to not just see what you guys are doing I'm just going to vaguely I have an understanding of oh I'm watching this body language I think this is what's going on I'm going to hear not only everything you say but everything that the girl says as well I'm to help improving your nonverbal game just as much as your verbal game now not only that we are going to do a full debrief it is not uncommon that we take our gut we do it diggie Fujita marine and since working with him we've basically gone Marine styling you guys we take you guys it's not a common to be up to 7:00 in the morning fucking debriefing you on everything that happened that night because we're there taking notes the entire time we're taking notes on everything you've done right you've done wrong and we're breaking it down for you there's no vague yeah your body language needs to be a little corrected there's no I'll just do a lot more sense you're gonna be fine you're doing great well most companies will pat you on the back and say hey you did amazing at the end of the night no debrief I want you to learn because it's not about tonight it's about every single night afterwards that's what it's going to be about and we want to make sure on the debrief that not only do you know every little thing that you went wrong and went right but you have a game plan on how to keep getting better you have a game plan of what to do next in your in your development and that's why we will get results where others have failed I've heard the horror stories of guys who have had unsuccessful boot camp experiences or have had really just bad experiences out there and it sucks but that's why we get results where others have failed now and that we're going to throw in another bonus with you guys as well on top of this we're going to do a half-hour one-on-one video coaching call with you after today after the fact all right I just to make sure you are implementing everything that we've taught you tonight I want to make sure that you guys are taking this to the next level and help you with your progression to help you and guide you continuously all combined what would this all be worth about $1,700 today we're doing it for five hundred and ninety seven pounds however if you sign up within the next 15 minutes I'm going to knock a hundred pounds off of that if you're really if you're ready to invest in your game and you want to make invest in yourself if you ready to invest in yourself and guide yourself forward we're going to knock a hundred pounds off so 497 now here's my promise here is my little of my guarantee for you guys if it is not worth every single penny in fact if it doesn't succeed what you expect for tonight you pay zero I don't want to dime from you if I don't exceed your expectations zero is that a deal or what alright I'm psyched thank you for your time | 21 Studios | UCuErSr7xeR763BzTJL7yJ7A | 2012-01-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 8,779 | 44,133 |
nL4PDh1t-T8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nL4PDh1t-T8 | Inferno: Fire Don Catch Corporate Affair Commission HQ Inside Abuja | and exactly one week after the headquarters of the office of the occult and General of the Federation catch fire another badness fire outbreak in Oceania again for the headquarters inside the corporate affairs commission the fire shall air on Wednesday morning for the seven story building with a located for me Tama Abuja at about 10:20 all this morning some of our critical stuff we're around because we have our servers running 24/7 there was a power surge which affected one of the split air conditioners the outer duct of the AC and it caught fire the few personnel and the electricians that were around mobilized using the power hose reel and the fire stream wishes they quench the fire but unfortunately through the outer duct the fire had descended to the fourth and fifth floor through the fire dog and because of the height there couldn't mobilize enough resources to quench it so we had to invite the fire service and they came almost immediately we've seen the place and they were able to contain it it didn't affect any of our records the only thing affected was the unit that one unit of two horsepower air-conditioner we have already restore light in these premises where is 13 our service and we have our personnel since the lockdown we have critical personnel within the building particularly our plumbers our electricians and some few staff that needed to keep our servers of our Ronnie because despite the lockdown our staff are still working from home we still render registration services from the comfort of our homes so this servers have to be off are running yeah so are now we get inside our studio plus TV Africa Abuja correspondent everyone returned via Skype ammidon we we've been there for the area where the badness in a join us a life for Skype for mortuary i'ma Dean wouldn't hear you I hear you to the still happy char day today I will be country but to me this very nice slow day this badness or they hear up and down and say fire happened last week Acosta they happened this week again this time and for this commission I bet if he give us information oddity in dictionary for their in fact its entire so this morning when we had inform it say enough I had only Shelly for Corporate Affairs headquarters for Buju then we carry our boots boots emic with good day go investigates wait see they happen for there but as we call reach there we find a say the fire them don't quench arm but we see the yogurt panna cotta for that please one man with the memory recall Garba Ibaka the other katakana Nankin did give us inform it of witching be true true happen for da dia reads FS headquarters in talks a people waited every walk be prepared a new give way to call essential stuff so now this morning and account observe the conf and I say one of the air-conditioner that's a way to break everywhere cool away to power additional said it's in Conde brings MOOC night as the rocks with a go carry with it to take quite calm if I said a new feet quaint charm nine-day Congo called those people with rock band ability I walked onto the quench fire the federal fire privacy as they caught now those ones have been quencher but in Telus a into shinobi those ones said if I offer born everywhere positive only teen wear the crown find I said they lose for the fire not be the account will be caused the fire say nothing square for the pigeon say averages today kaha as a day before paya metabolite this so what in you feel since and these are the placebo last week this welcome Paul this week now because of the lockdown a supinated go walk name existing they happen or how you take see do matter and the lockdown join join deimata because you know saying if lockdown OD people who dare wake we use all this animal is not something where we say you supposed to be use where anybody know the office now come to ask the user people where their office go so the idea but also today see the monitor a decent atleast not they have nobody good day to the observer so now this no problem naval escalates quantum to fight so see how he also happen this week for corporate affairs office no bond anything because if we will be name and now say if I don't Bondi and we thank God we tango say as you take happen like this you know happen past so thank you so much as say you give us this oh boom game from it because everybody for yeah they don't be they worry too much I also did instead safe for where your day with a stressor for now for the log of Martin and we bring as we for media we still get past we student investigate to bring our people to read weary upon for Bujji | Plus TV Africa | UCkY5L8JYwx7BT0cOXYZX_dw | 2020-04-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 864 | 4,588 |
Xn-fcbAA5Js | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn-fcbAA5Js | LoL PBE - Support Kalista Gameplay | hey guys claisen here on the public test realm with a Callista gameplay and I'm not ad carry I'm in fact support yes actually did a game is this before but my masteries 4000 because it failed to lock in and it's still went well he's weird you can start this it gets this patrolling for invaders we am starting w I'm just explaining how stuff works you know what I mean a sinner into their let's see Yeller at the road that leaves sure don't doubt new Twitter skin so yeah oh man is she doing the same thing is that another close to support whoops i forgot to she also brick cuts okay she has not started support items loom oh yeah la dama from the obvious but a little too we need food okay we got it and I'll get on over I don't wanna buy graves was up long yeah we gotta kill have some previous gnarly damage my egos work the W passive is really nice take potshots like that it will be careful with your shoe score home brenell is coming in or not well yeah I have some mana regen going on so I can be a little bit more liberal with the so much doctor hello w gets better on the percent damage so a little at first and then probably necklace it has lifesteal so actually if I don't want to write with or as much and something is up there knocking to us there's older yes that was good just pair up I'm Oliver hopped over a wall when they just did not expect the damage coming out Oh you have well I'm gonna suck up the XP here as well that minion hang up that one and it sounds like backed off but also in another spirit up that way yeah this is going pretty well at which got picked off once but we have had some really good pots their closest not playin as support girls get another potion yeah closest sport has the Lord's she has the slow she has the just cutting around being a nuisance and then when i get six i will become as Gork good or better at saving I hated carry than jana because this will put my place out of danger just whenever he needs it so we could bring a japan one do that e yes isn't quite as exciting as the vileparle if there's a bottle bear up there somewhere this is Matt roaming it up let's do this that did not work too well yeah a little bit better at the all ends circulus is going dorms were angling for more late scaling team utility we began start like you do smell of exhaust patrol Emma's called our primary farmer looks like Grey's back plus a skills now I'm you're good go get the order what does that having apparently not only champions can happen King gold and I coming up flat you know when this I don't know what we do we'll be careful on this vault line since I eat the get it went one pot the looking for a spur I closed switch seems to not be doing the whole tagging at the same time as me think I'd be better for me to level not anymore it's wrong or slow and damage hi there with me in court getting really contestant oh hey our random ball bearing money and apparently doesn't feel we are put that up that way yeah I'm not getting him to focus the same comment cuz me and he's not used to the old ear that's good negro because this is like real I Eve intense on the synergy with your like speaker partner I guess I'm mostly just can let him do his own thing and then oh yeah it helps from Maine Dramani do okay that's / good found in less than we could be though we me on Eric list is kind of give yourself well I mazal finish left-wing good of you magus will be more on me to attack when he does rather than the other way around chance loader yes lolz not near powerful enough you I'm gonna go back this way this'll be farming bought so get that experience we standing by something of experience so exciting back up some Spears on this yeah pretty high i'm in regions like I've been a soft in his own world early q see you the q applause when ringing stacks what is the range on this thing actually not that long Mike they shot what you up waking and here's my list and trend a little tower dubbed nantwich didn't Bowl although really that was pretty deep so I don't want too much although when the grace was chasing a heat my Flair either yeah we got very mallu to nobility going I'd probably want to bind to trundle if I can change it he says be going a little harder would want to be plucked out of danger or thrown into the inner Brendan's going to these I'm getting killed for it let's say I don't want fall trundle and we're almost gonna be really separate from me though rumbles reactant things if I know not to chase an are against walls it's ray just play runner-ups I wanna get a word dragon wrong with you let them too yep that's I is awesome how did not imagine I do that about Maurice tax on it was like just the lawn I think I stood in the world I think I didn't less damage than a janitor level 1 Jana tornado would have yes slower my expertise right here normal that about not on his own hmm I'm going to grab a Giants bill to making frozen Alan yes I'm going to be cutting around the edge i'll be killing people off slows and tracing people analytical slows los problem why are we anything back it's not there we stopped at min which is game around here final my pillow guilty I am going full out brage road north Oh those muscles so back excellent need out of here you can do shortfall hops like that accused probably the best way part of it we should yep why is he going on about God he show himself in via me and then it's below half and now make sure that he could not be focused sound this my sister up man yeah I just need a little bit more careful not to personally duh raised in the mess rumble isn't it West so probably cross stick the him as much as possible need to do yeah okay we can't really see your thumb down with a new tier 2 tower mechanics all of this we conceived just left give us solve them sort of a run about having thing up i could use that thing oh well so let's biscuit cuz overall pretty about them actually I don't want of that like myself okay not so much more gold till i can afford that which is going to get himself yeah Chloe ways let's ok got that the one thing is fizzy encourages kill stealing they're right here they're gonna kill us all the and blow heal because it kept attacking it while he's been banging back mellott and now work towards exerted miele for dragon not convinced attacks people also something on it yeah yes I didn't even have to hold them probably complain about well then good yeah we're right here be good and then Lapera might be going up the heck is that thing oh it's the new I shall need to be and I was not for this real question Reese he'll try this I think it helps my hop I'm not absolutely sure but if it does it should be quite walk because I'll be getting the maximum movements legal right as the attack happens razzle-dazzle oh he's just you stuff is having her out there strictly necessary I'll then actually you might not go if he is crowd control years and some of these guys up here no I kind of that up oh yeah looking for operation way to get barreled actually I don't know barons will gets local goal vs please out of Nam hello sleeker pain huh i'm pretty sure the the pencil does work his girlfriend is freaking out look talans not pretty awesome stuff though which gets cocky courageous giga guard very slows yes fans love now I can't he'll have the gayest I decide on me outil yeah it's annoying on whatever Mel marks my exhaust acknow Martha well not really worth it just acts like window and for Mom's sake my style actually think i dunno like later and shred the armor of people I need to not die and just help rich people ok help light which gets out looks like he will try his big Agard and I guess we don't need to be pushing top Oh the air right out just make it out here there's hello there going out which is gonna at the illness if that got hurt but we should be able to hammer some towers and stuff whoa so much that sauce not the pearl is everyone we gotta break this got it he's just trying to back door they take him back door at law or distracting lady Coco yeah that was when what happened there's Oh known he cannot do lacquers go down one it's going to be a 45 now and my black star partner isn't gone well those are not making much sure you serve it anyway well I guess you've always just want to see how hard that will screw you over if you're black super partner vanishes because now i don't have an old no Rumble I feel asleep pa archive able to defend that inhibitor it's a stabber spinnaker that's actually kind of cozy people of real quick we're going I'm so down yes you got it we did it work out turtleback of work yay saliz support Calista and it worked I was it not picked up lightly into solo queue because your partner will not know what the old eva does they will not pop the w stacks they not freaked out getting mad at you when you did all them when they were below half and reversible but if you have a partner you can coordinate with you can pop those W stacks every eight seconds for twelve percent of their max health you can keep everybody all boarded up you can save your ad carry you can slow and be a harassing edge of the pot skirmisher just helping your team chase people in and there's train so i'll just gonna see what now goodbye | KalasenZyphurus | UCTFzXjMbngGPkXMvx6uX7Zg | 2014-11-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,832 | 9,229 |
zMOS383J0CI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMOS383J0CI | LIFE OF A PUPPY OWNER EPISODE 10 #PUPPY #RAFFLE #AMERICANBULLY #PITBULL #PUPPIES #EXPLORE #VIRAL | okay we back at it like a crack addict my fault my father had to get on the instagram real quick and let everybody know to tap in it probably be him crying and shit so who we got right here let's move awesome we got his brother comment down below what y'all think we should name him what's up what's up everybody type in make sure everybody is tapped in i don't know i don't know okay all right y'all so we're gonna get started in a minute let me see these names what's up what's up everybody here so let me see the names repeat i'm gonna show you all these names so these are all the names that we got we're about to get ready to start right now i'm about to cut these names though you want to come for me ghost y'all think what's your name ghost that's a look that's a badass name i like that name ghost we gotta name you what's your name gonna be what's your name gonna be yo can i have a shout out shit what you do bro you should juice what shit juice he way bigger we're about to get started and menu we cutting up the names right now we're going to throw them inside of a cup like when you put them up so we cutting the names right now so this one name i'm gonna just put this as y'all can see put it right here right there there's nothing up there that's this name right here i'm gonna put it right here and then oh my badge i'm gonna put it inside the cup i see the cook the name inside to cook one name in the cup you should name him charlie charlie um i'm not really feeling that my boy but we appreciate that name oh okay so i got a couple more names i'm just gonna drop this straight into the cup so y'all can see straight into the cup you guys got one more chance to uh if you want to join twenty dollars to join right now cash up you got five minutes we doing twenty dollars to join right now if you want to let me know y'all serenading with that adventure in the back that's a mustang bro we got more names we dumping in the cook mick um now look we're gonna do either ghost or moose the only two options that we doing we only doing those two options my boy and y'all can vote for whatever y'all want on the poll all right what time is right now it'll we're gonna start that's the artist says stone oh i don't know that i don't listen today i mean i listen to it because i have to but i don't know who that is but shout out to him what's his name yeah shout out to him moose moses i'm doing moose my boy capone capone is a good name i like that i like a poem okay so what time is it right now 804 damn that's a long time i'm probably about to start but i still need to wait want people to catch up zilla ooh i like zilla zilla's a good one i like zilli let me show y'all juice one time juice my favorite got my baby right here that's my boy yes sir look at him zeus nah i ain't doing zeus we ain't gonna do zeus we like that name but we ain't gonna do that that's a bad motherfucker right here right here yeah all right so the name the one we need to help naming is right here let me see quick yeah right here he way bigger than all the wrists so he's a monster that's why i said moose you know hey bro give me a second i'm gonna send you another 20. i got you my boy sent it to my cash out i don't even know how to home what's your name too if you already sent me one i think he damn i think he already said morning if you send it what time is it they both abort they both the boys george i see george right here yeah this shit right here i saw i got you if he sent another one right his name one time uh champ now i like ziller i like zilla though zilla zilla is lit they both boys put his name back in the club then oliver oh shit i ain't doing oliver either i don't like but i used to like that movie called oliver and company the juice his name just rolled off the tongue you know what i'm saying juice i'm missing another 20. uh jose galvin he's going to send him 20. so both for the two yes sir that's my boy i'm proud of him huh give me away yes sir i'm proud of him hey we got some blues in the back but hey we all got none of these sisters and we got his twin sister copper now hey when y'all done sending y'alls 20 let me know it's 807. 18 we started who gonna pick that up who gonna um copper i don't like copy they got um three minutes [Music] three minutes and then it's on copper i don't like copper my partner got a dial from us he named it choppa so we don't want to do cop the chopper that's too you know what i'm saying too close chico oh i like chica george um george i just got your dog you good we're gonna write you down a minute i think george just sent me another dough write him down one more time chico yeah copper cooper you saying cooper cooper not now what's up but you good at names you've been naming all night my boy you uh you got hella names jose said never mind all right you good we finna start in one minute i'm gonna shake him up you wrote uh george again all right write george one more time yeah that's how you spell his name who yeah i got you my boy i sent it i'm about to shake these up and drove them you gonna let who you gonna pick up one of the girls you want me to do my kids my daughter's going to sleep man oh who just sent it oh jose all right look um okay his name jose but it's sending from this girl that we wrote her name twice right here one more time who the angel hold on hold on under the name yeah i got you i mean it's under her name buddha angel yeah he got three total so you got three total my boy mickey mickey we don't like mickey george got how many george got you just working on it george god damn there's a lot of names in here i know you got two or three for show george i've been saying your name here all night so who are you giving me are you hitting me right now one one meeting one arena and jordan all right one minute one george so we're going back in the cup [Music] all right so what's up what's up what's up it is 18 okay raffle over we gonna go ahead and pick up all right look i'm gonna go ahead and pick out of this pup i'm gonna pick three names you know what i'm saying the first name if you don't come get your you just got here i ate congratulations my boy you just in time all right if i call your name and you don't come pick up your dog in um a good amount of time we'll give you a couple days then we're gonna go on to the second name that i pick out if the second pick out don't come get his dog in a good amount of time we're gonna move on to the third yeah one time we won before somebody won before and they didn't want their dog so they gave it to the next person so this it'd be crazy a lot of stuff happened and he ain't want nothing for he just gave it to the next person passing on the blessing so all right y'all ready we're going um we're gonna pick up out of here three of them so this one oh my boy hey yo hey he finessed that meena allies though he said that last 20 right now paul rodriguez oh who is it texas love instagram all right mina alonzo you want buddha angel where did we pick up who is you my boy you ain't win but listen mina alonzo uh jose gabby my boy yo congratulations y'all one damn y'all can't even see that right i'm tweaking right here yes sir so you the winner of the boy we're gonna give away you have well i don't even know what city and statue is so uh let me know where you at you here to claim your prize the second winner is paul rodriguez the third one was texas love so let me know where y'all at i know jose gavin i know you already want my boy just send me your details on uh instagram the city and state so we can make sure you get your uh prize and that's it we appreciate everybody for joining if you did not win we have special surprises for everybody who participated we appreciate everybody please grab oh shout out to the grow are you in the grove yeah we're gonna put 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gv6d28k4hqc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv6d28k4hqc | How to make your sensitivity a superpower | hi everyone this is Brittany bond welcome back to another podcast episode I'm so excited to share this with all of you and to begin this episode I invite you to take a deep breath with me so by doing this the first thing that we do is we exhale everything out and then breathe in through the stomach and then the chest and then your head so breathe in all the way up through your head and when you get to the top take in one extra breath and hold it and squeeze all of your muscles in your root chakra so everything in your tailbone squeeze with your breath held in until you imagine a golden light coming from your tailbone your root chakra all the way up through your head and out of your body and then let it out and do this as many times as you feel necessary until you come into your body so I'm gonna do it one more time so breathe in and hold it and then breathe out and I invite you to notice how you feel in your body right now feeling always juicy when I'm about to start these podcasts this one so this podcast is all about everything but the thing that I was like what should I talk about today and the thing that really resonated with me um is something that I have been coming into full awareness lately and this is how sensitivity can be used as a superpower so most of you that are listening came to find me synchronistically in the universe because your soul wanted you to hear this message and the message that I'm sharing is basically that we're all little inner children on the inside that want to play and most of us are fully coming into our embodiment so when I talk about being awake it's like understanding how things work in the universe intellectually understanding that we are all one in the cosmos up there and we're coming down through this Consciousness to have the experience of a 3D reality to learn different things to grow Consciousness and we get to choose whether that growth is through positive or negative manifestation through pain or pleasure and understanding that we are all completely in control of our reality and completely in control of creating and manifesting whatever timeline we want so that's being awake being embodied means being able to pull that energy through your body in a way where you are fully experiencing this 3D reality and fully able to feel your emotions and feel what your body is trying to tell you because our body has its own activation its own nervous system its own intelligence and your higher self your higher mind whatever you want to call it the bigger part of you that is Spirit out there that is not in this 3D reality your soul and your spirit is so big it is everything in the universe and a very small portion of it is coming through into your body right now and choosing to have this 3D experience and there's no way for you to be able to hold all of your spirit and your soul coming through this body like this is I mean that is I guess I don't know I guess that is possible it's like that's this is the game that we're playing this is what full embodiment is is like pulling as much of that of your higher self and your energy through your body in a way that feels good and you're consciously aware of because a lot of people this is what I'm noticing in the world the world is run by men at least up until recently I think us women are coming into our power and waking up right um but because it's run by men it's it's very intellectual based and so intellectual capacity intellectual intelligence has been put very high up on something that we should all acquire and I think that's great I'm also very intellectual and I love that and that's a big part of my beginning of my timeline was studying law and I love Tech like I'm I love crypto like I'm very into you know for future thinking and what is intellectually happening like I'm always you know learning new languages and understanding things and like my intellectual capacity is very high I used to read a book a day I can explain most things to most people our emotional reality is our embodiment and this is something that for many centuries because we have chosen to grow in our Consciousness through experiencing the max amount of Separation that we can and we're coming into I don't know if you guys realize this but we're coming into the end of a 25 000 year cycle of exploring separation and the more separate you become the more you are grounded in your individuality and your intelligence your intellectual capacity well you are less connected and you are less embodied and so what has happened is because we've chosen this timeline of Separation as Humanity um we've gotten we've gone all the way to the max of separation and this is you can see this in the way that happened with covid like coven was the max of Separation like the you literally could not touch another person you were not allowed to be in physical proximity to another person you had to be by yourself and there was so much fear that was put in all of us to have connection and I'm very grateful that I chose the timeline to be locked down here on copen young where we didn't have covet on the island for most of the timeline that everyone else did and we were the island was completely locked off to the outside so you could leave the island but you could not come back and we didn't have kovid and so we got more and more connected as a community here and experienced the opposite of what the world was doing and so for me like I had someone this morning ask me um when did you first wake up like I was talking to someone on Instagram who I probably gonna do a podcast with soon she's amazing um and I said I've always been awake like for whatever reason my soul chose this timeline I actually know the reason I know that I'm here to do some pretty epic big things so I was awake from the moment I was born I just remember being this little alien child like looking around like what are you humans doing you guys are pretty up because I came into the timeline that was very separate and alone and painful and all the negative manifestations um and I just remember looking around and just being like what are these people doing they are crazy and always been kind of like always been very awake to like no I don't choose this as my timeline and you know and I don't choose this as my reality but I didn't have the timeline growing up where I was able to feel safe and embodied so especially in the feminine and this is why I feel the feminine power is rising right now because we're all fully coming into our bodies we're starting to understand the power of embodiment and so for me growing up I didn't have this this environment where I could like I didn't have space to feel my feelings like my my family and my religion and everyone around me was very much like you have to be you have to feel this not only do you have to think the way we think we have to feel the way we think you have to feel happy you have to suppress all of your emotions like I grew up in a cult so it was like imagine handmaid's tale if you've ever seen that show or read the book that is the emotional reality that I grew up in and yes the book is taking it to the max of its own dystopian novel and everything but in the emotional reality timeline it was exactly the same of how I grew up like women didn't have any power we weren't allowed to share our feelings we weren't allowed like it was everything was monitored all the time and at any moment someone could turn you in for not only thinking something inappropriate but feeling something feelings were feelings were on radar and monitored so imagine that reality and I'm over here like awake this little child so I just like journaled I shared in my last podcast I highly recommend listening to that one um All About journaling prompts and Menace is creating your most epic timeline but for me like the the reality I had was I would just share all of my emotions and create all the space I needed for myself to be the sensitive human being that I wanted to be in my journal but because I wasn't able to do that in the physical reality a lot of my emotions just got frozen and like shoved down and and I I call it like imagine your inner child just getting put in a freezer and like Frozen like that's how I felt like I literally felt like an ice cube and then I had this like you know ice wall around to me and that was how I lived in the world because I didn't feel safe they're really I not only did I not feel safe I actually wasn't safe like I want to validate my experience in that way that I was not safe to share my emotions and and that's okay because now I am and now I'm because I went through that and now I understand how to do this the reason why I'm bringing all of this up is because I'll just experience that happened to me the other day so Faraday my boyfriend and I are um I don't know we are having a very epic timeline over here of awake and embodied together so when you have two of these people who are waking about it together like the vibration and the activation is so crazy that we feel like we are on acid or some sort of psychedelics all the time and so we've been experimenting with taking like you know a small dose of acid to see how it feels like you know both both Verde and I have explored all of the Psychedelic realm individually like on our own timelines before we met each other and so you know we've taken high doses of acid and mushrooms and DMT and like all the things in Ayahuasca and we've explored the spiritual world and now that we're together we're just like um already being together is a is a psychedelic trip let's just put it that way and so the other day we took a very small dose of acid like 20 CC's each which is a normal person takes like 150 CC's for a normal like trip of acid like 150 to 200 we took 20 which is like normal I've done micro dosing on acid in past years and past timelines and you know I would take 10 CC's or 20 CC's every other day for my micro dosing and I would go and do a normal day like I would just like live my day and I wouldn't actually even feel the acid in my body I would just feel the the way the neurotransmitters were activating my brain like things were just easier for me to connect and like share my emotions but I wouldn't feel like I'm tripping you know and so the other day we took acid and I we both were like okay so the timeline now is that we do not need this because it was so strong and we felt like so awake and so in our bodies that we were like vibrating and we were just sort of like there's nowhere else to go from here and I felt the most sensitive I had ever felt like in my reality bubble with him like I was like because for me I'm I've always been awake and so the embodiment level I think it's also been in the feminine like we just we just have we are here to experience more of the emotional reality more of the emotional realm I definitely think that men and men and women can both be awake and embodied that is not a gender preferent preferential thing like it doesn't matter which gender you are you can feel the feelings if you're a man you can be as wake as you want as a woman I also believe that women's superpower is our intuition is our emotions and our feelings and we usually are the ones who feel things and can connect to them first and then guide the masculine into the same experience whereas like the masculine usually is more intellectually like oh yeah those things connect and then they can guide the feminine into that awakeness more this is just my intuitive download you can agree or disagree with me if you want um I was having a lot of emotions at the end of the of our acid day the other day we had a beautiful day we went to the waterfall we made love at the waterfall we were just like bopping around like living our most epic timelines together and just loving everything and also um after me I was feeling everything and I was just like I had this moment at the end of the day where I could feel um all of the pain of all of the women that they had been through and all of the timelines in the universe and it just like came crashing into me into my body and I was just crying crying crying we went to get a massage and I like that lady like was trying to give me a normal oil massage and I was I just I couldn't even be touched like I was in so much sensitivity and tenderness and pain I really actually wanted a massage but I didn't feel that she was connecting to my body you know like when you get them you I don't know for me I know like when I get a massage and someone's actually intuitively connecting to my body and their energy is working with me it's a very healing experience so there's a woman on the island that I work with she's amazing and I like I can just turn my body over to her because energetically I completely trust her and she's really working my energy through so but you know that woman wasn't available so Faraday and I went to like the normal Thai massages here and the lady was just like it felt like rough like she was like you know just like I don't know I it's hard to put into words but she was just doing things to my body she was not connecting to my body and I started getting more and more Frozen and then I thought okay awake you know the awake version of Britney is like I choose my reality so I said sir please can you be more gentle can you focus can you like be in tune with my body and she was just like ah you know like not not in Thai they say my couch I like not understanding what I'm saying I speak a little bit of Thai so I was like trying to speak to her in Thai and and then I spoke up again and I was like can you please go slower and she was like being really super jerky and I was like again you know I'm like feeling all the feelings of all the women in the universe have just been thrown around and jerked around and it felt like this physical manifestation because we create our reality physically right so finally I just said okay I choose Mary alley I'm just gonna because Verdi's having the best massage ever next to me and I'm like I'm just gonna get up and leave because it's not working and so I I go to set up and he's like are you okay like how can I support you what's going on and I'm like I don't like I'm sorry I don't like my massage it doesn't feel good in my body and then there's an older woman that was massaging him and she said okay why don't we just switch and then I will massage you and so this lady obviously had more like mother and so she switched she started massaging me she had more like mother energy and like was like very caring touch and like light and caressing me and just having that sensitivity be honored and to feel safe I just burst into tears I was just like had my head down you know I had a little hole where you put your head in the massage table and I I was just sobbing and like crying like in my tears were like falling through the thing and fairly has his headphones on like next to me so he doesn't hear and I don't care if anyone else hears and I'm just like and I was just like why do I have to be so sensitive and so feeling all of these things and like my boyfriend who was just you know as awake as I am and I would feel as embodied as I am just in the masculine it's like having the best time like on and he's getting massaged by the lady who I like couldn't have her touch me you know anymore because I didn't like and she's giving him the best massage ever in his opinion and I just kind of sat with that for a while I was like this is not fair at first I was like this is not fair and then I was like no I don't want to be like I don't want to be like a man I don't want to be desensitized or I don't say I don't think men are like desensitized I just think that there's their superpowers are in a different way like we are more sensitive in our feelings in our body and our emotional reality and I want to honor that I want to use so my my thing was not like so I went from this is not fair to I was like what is my beliefs like what do I actually know about the situation and it was there is something to be learned here there's something where this can be a superpower and so we went home and I was still feeling so tender and Faraday was just like you know like are you okay but not really like holding me in full presence like kind of like we went out some of the massage lady and he was just like petting the cat and like doing all those things and I just was like I want to go home and he's just like uh we were fine like going like you know when we were going into the massage we were bubbly and laughing and everything was fine and he's like I don't know what's going on because now you're like crying and you look super sad and I was like I just want to go I don't want to talk about it here on the side of the road where it's super loud and the Thai ladies are right there and I don't it's not even about them and I don't want them to feel bad I just want to go home and he was like okay and on the way home he was just like uh like can we just like so him and I are so connected energetically that he feels everything that I feel so ones that I have like an actual clear emotion he cannot run away from it and this goes vice versa I always feel I mean of course I always feel how he's feeling immediately but it doesn't necessarily overwhelm me but because he has less of a emotional I don't want this is gonna sound bad but like I feel like maybe he has less emotional experience and how to handle these things like less tools or like emotional real awareness of how to handle the emotional reality it kind of overwhelms him and so when we got back to our house he was just like why can't we just be happy and I was like I just said to him like that is not the right answer to this situation I'm like I'm here I said very clearly I'm like I am having an emotional reaction right now and trying to understand it and I just need space to like I just need you to hold space for that and he was just like didn't know how to do that and was kind of just annoyed that I was having emotions because he was like why can't we just be happy or okay let me just be very clear Faraday really really loves me and really wants to make sure that I'm happy and okay he just didn't know how to help and then he felt overwhelmed and so he was like I don't know what to do and like we were fine can we just talk and whenever I would talk he would just try and talk over me and wasn't allowing me to have space and then I felt more and more overwhelmed so then I just left and I went to my room and we have two room we have two separate bedrooms so I went to my bedroom and I was like I'm just gonna sit with this and then when I I asked my inner child I was like how do you feel right now and I just started burst into like tears again because I was like I am so like my inner child's just flashed back to all these times when I was a little kid and I was feeling like how other I when you're little you don't like for me being awake and like very sensitive I didn't realize that I was literally feeling other people's emotional bodies so what that means is like I would hang out with my mom and she was really angry all the time because my dad was very abusive and she didn't have the life she wanted and of course she wanted and she was also very sad because she wanted us to be okay and she didn't know how to protect us and my sisters and I and so I was just walking around like feeling all of her feelings and then my dad had this huge like pain body and he was just like it was so horrible for me to even hang out with him or be in his energy bubble because it was just so much pain and like suppression and anger and so I would just like Hide Away into my books and like read books all day long and every time of year on my dad I would just be really irritated because it would just be too much and he would get to the point where he would want my attention and my love if you know anything about human design he's a 1-3 generator so his his um ego is very very sensitive and so he could feel that I didn't want to hang out with him and and then I'm like a little kid you know and he's just like he would literally shake me like as like a child like shake me like a doll like rattle like and just be like I want you to love me and what is wrong with you and why can't you just be happy and I just be like what is going on like this is this is how my inner child was feeling in this moment with Friday it was just like this little kid that is like someone's just shaking them and telling them why can't you just be happy and I just was like screaming internally I'm like I I hate this I want to feel all of my feelings and I want to I choose to live in a timeline where not only my positive feelings are celebrated and held space for and encouraged and nourish but also all of my quote-unquote negative feelings are also supported and held space for and cherished and nourished because those things those separation from our positivity actually gives us the opportunity to look at all the connection that we have and appreciate this is what Consciousness does it's like yes of course we can we can choose to be mostly positive all the time by creating positive manifestations and realizing we create our reality and also sometimes we we choose consciously our subconsciously to you know feel other things other things besides positivity and those things need to be accepted and need to be honored and need to be loved just as much as all the positivity that we create in the world especially as women because I think that there's this big part of us that is so Frozen this is how I felt when I came to the islands here three years ago was I was very awake and I had this beautiful time that I was traveling all over the world and living all these epic things and traveling everywhere and doing the business things and Community things about my emotional reality was so Frozen I thought I had to be good vibes only all the time and when I wasn't Good Vibes only I thought I had to hide it and so this is what I would do I would like be positive positive positive in front of everyone and be kind of the mama bear to everyone and everyone look up to me and then when I was having a bad day and when I was feeling super sensitive I would just hide I would just be in my room or I would run away to somewhere where no one knew me and I would have all of my feelings and you know when I did that and I was in my emotions and fully allowing myself to feel all of those things that is when I felt the most powerful that is when I actually felt completely authentically myself because that is full integration you know like the point of life is not to disassociate from negative experiences or disassociate from your body when it's telling you something in a painful way it's to look at it and give it attention and love and allow it and accept it and honor it and let the energy go through your body and ask yourself what is there to be learned here why am I choosing to have this experience so just want to make sure the mic's doing what it's supposed to do one second yeah so as humans we have this beautiful capacity to feel things very deeply and to choose to shift into a timeline and dimension where this can be honored and supported and embraced and celebrated so I'm putting this into all of your reality bubbles because I think so many of us at least for me I didn't feel this in the world I didn't feel a reality bubble where my emotions and my sensitivity can be honored and so I kind of just kept running away I was traveling traveling to over 50 countries just kept traveling and traveling traveling because it was like I was staying one step ahead of all of my emotions and all of the pain and anger I had suppressed from not having the safe space to feel all of them and then when lockdown happened I got in I had a major heartbreak like broke up with my that boyfriend at the time I got my only ever skoda accident and I got Dengue Fever which is really really shitty and feels in my opinion I've had covet is like worse than covet and I got all three of those things in one month and then I couldn't I couldn't not look at my emotions it was like I couldn't think I couldn't I used to be or workaholic and throw myself into work and work was my safe haven from my emotions because it was very logical and very analytical and I could just everything made sense it was like a computer it's like you do this thing and you do this thing as it was a business consultant for remote teams I would help them transition to working remotely and I was like you do this thing and this thing and then this adds up to this there's no emotions in that and like in a way that's very refreshing for someone who's trying to hide from their emotions and then I was like no I want to choose a timeline where it feels good to be in my body and feel all the things all the emotions all the vibrations all of the energy going through I choose to be in the vibration of pleasure and always enjoying myself and always having the sensations coming through my body in a way that I love so this for me is full embodiment is like not good vibles I say Good Vibes only because it's like a meme people say apparently or it's like yeah let's just have it be positive all the time this is the only thing I'm going to share on social media is when I'm like fully caffeinated and disconnected from my body and I'm just like everything's perfect you know and you can even hear it you can hear someone's embodiment through the vibration of their voice I have had so many people reach out to me all of you amazing humans and souls who are waking up and coming into your bodies tell me that through my voice it is a very healing experience for you guys and or sometimes I even hate saying you guys like you beautiful souls because again this is the patriarchy is that everything is men you guys okay sorry that was a little tangent letting that go through my body I'm feeling all the things today um so yeah if you look at I have a YouTube video where I used to share I had a TV show at one point where I like traveled around and tried to help people wake up to the fact that they could live their own timeline by working remotely this is like back in 2018 2019 before covet and it is very hard for me to watch those videos now like because my voice my body language everything is so constricted so Frozen and so in my masculine in the sense that I was not creating any space for my feminine and for my feelings and for the softness that was if you that is that is all of me like if you know me in real life you know that um I have to always have earplugs by my bed because it doesn't matter where I am my hearing is so sensitive I said that and then I could hear the mic do something weird once again I don't know you guys probably not gonna hear that but I hear everything my hearing is so sensitive that I can hear like I don't know like so far away I can hear I can sit in a room with at a coffee shop and hear three different conversations separately around me happening all at once and understand all of them all at once in my head and in my body like this is my my hearing is like a sense it is my sensitivity and also my superpower because I also love music and I love vibrations that are coming through music and I can hear them and I can sit with friends who are musicians and help them to clean up their vibration within their songs and their sound that they're putting out into the world and just like and do this through how it feels in my body to listen to their music just like this thing doesn't feel good what if you change this I also grew up playing drums and taking vocal lessons so I love music but for many years I will tell you for many years this was not a superpower this was something that felt heavy and felt annoying to me because it hurt all the time to grow up in a world where things were my dad would have the TV blaring like all the time to like crime shows you know and for many years he took the door off of our bedroom because you know he's crazy and controlling and so I would sleep at night to listening to that vibration of like people being murdered you know it's a reality or it's not a real TV show but the vibration is fear and murder and pain and all this stuff and like that's what I would fall asleep to and I would just feel like I can't couldn't get away from it or I would go into um I would go into a restaurant growing up with my family and they would have like those TVs blaring like the news and stuff and then I'd be like I asked my mama can you ask them to mute it because like the vibration would get so into me that it would be hard and then she would ask them to mute it and then this the sound of the cable coming through the TV I could hear the static this is how I was like and I'm like I can't I mean what do you I couldn't so then I would be like can you ask them to turn off the TV and then and then I'm just this crazy child you know my parents are like shut up be quiet and like my dad would hit me and stuff and like this is the reality that I grew up in and so foreign so basically I'm telling you guys like sometimes I mostly all the time I'm doing this podcast I don't actually know what I'm saying I'm just like channeling and allowing it to go through and I have a couple notes in my uh Journal here that I've written down and that's about it like and then here we are you're just hanging out with me talking talking to you um but growing up I always knew that I wanted to create a reality where I felt safe and like safety kept coming into my foreground of like do I feel safe here do I feel safe there how does it feel in my body and for most of my life it was just this huge no I don't feel safe I don't feel safe so I kept like moving and I think intuitively I know I think I I don't think I know intuitively that I was trying to find a place where I felt safe and then coming to the Copan young it was the first place that my body felt safe to rest and to allow it to fully unfold allow myself to fully unfold into my full sensitivity my full power and even then I was trying to work 12 hours a day in the beginning of a world pandemic where everyone else is losing their jobs I had like the most work I could ever have in the universe to the point where I like wasn't sleeping that much and then the universe was like my higher self was just like okay she is also still avoiding things she is not allowing herself to feel we just gave her what she wanted which is a safe place to feel everything and then that's why I got my scooter accident and a breakup and Dengue and it was like okay I cannot use the avoidance things that I was using like work and you know dating and being like in some relationship where I was like taking care of someone else emotionally I had to fully focus on myself and that was one of the biggest gifts I've ever given myself to have all of that pain and again looking back I'm like wow I could have choose chosen to do all of that in the most pleasurable way I didn't realize that because the timeline I came into was all of this pain and so I thought I thought most people think that in order to heal you have to do it through pain I'm here to tell you that you can heal and come into your full power through sensitivity and through pleasure and that is something that I'm like going to preach from the rooftops and scream as loud as I can actually I don't need to scream I can just say it really nicely I think all of you will hear again all of these things are so extreme like do we have to do all these things in such a masculine way like get on a roof and start screaming at people no we can actually just be like this would feel really nice in my body to have this happen in a way that I love I'll give you a tip on manifesting things I always say I would like to have this thing I would love for this to happen in a way that I love so if it's like um I don't know what am I manifesting right now a UFO I would love to meet Aliens in a way that feels really good in my body and that I love um that is actually something I'm manifesting right now so you can think I'm crazy or you can actually be awake to the fact that uh to think that we are the only people in the universe the only sentient creatures is a very egotistical View um so for me having a vibration and a timeline now where I have chosen to grow my Consciousness level through creating a safe space for me to feel all of my feelings is the most nourishing thing I can do for myself and also the most nourishing and if you want to be very analytical or masculine productive thing I can do for everyone else around me because when you are fully awake and embodied you are literally activating everyone around you by you being so we grow up in a world where everyone tells us we need to do things constantly you need to go what do you want to do when you grow up what do you want to like who do you want to be but what that actually means is what do you want to do in the world physically in the 3D reality and I'm here to tell you a different timeline we can choose to have a timeline where we are fully awake and embodied and what that means is you're awake to who you are and your puzzle piece that you are in the world and you're embodied and allowing the energy to go through you so that you're able to create whatever beautiful thing you are meant to create here and whatever your higher self has chosen for you to create here in the 3D reality and by doing that and following your highest excitement of what you want to create you are literally serving all of humanity you are here to activate other people to be their authentic self and the best way that you can do that is to follow what feels good for you and your body and to create as much space for yourself intellectually and emotionally in order to figure that out so by focusing on yourself spending time with yourself honoring what's going on with you and your body you are actually helping set the tone and the standard of how everyone else should do it in the world and this is what I do and this is why people look up to me and this is why people want to have me coach them and spend time in my energy and all I really want to do is hang out with Friday and my dog afro and go on adventures and I want to activate so what do I do how do I do this how do I serve the World by sharing sharing what I've learned and it's through this podcast and through YouTube videos and through like I used to do this the reason why I just started this podcast is because I've literally been doing all of this on the ground in person for eight years I have been building communities all over the world and if you know me and you know remote Collective and you've been to any of my events you know that my core vibration is unconditional love and joy and service to all of you because I already have it all and I just want everyone to catch up and so they can play with me and so I thought up until recently the best way to do that is to create safe spaces for people to come fully into their bodies and that was a really beautiful timeline I learned so much by doing all of that and now I'm realizing the best way that I can serve all of you is to share it through this podcast and through the videos that I make because I can reach even more people and it feels better in my my body so I'm activating all of you to keep going and keep feeling all of your feelings if you want to do it through journaling if you want to do it through sharing on a podcast if you want to do it through talking to your friends through ART any sort of creative expression that feels good for you channel the energy that's coming through you and also there's something that I call through trauma awareness courses that I've take taken they talk about having resources and tools in order to create space for your emotional reality and so what does a resource mean for me a resource is having earplugs when I sleep at night so that my sensitivity can be like calmed down a little bit so that my nervous system can actually fall asleep because otherwise I hear everything and I cannot my nervous system is like what's going on over there what's going on over there and I cannot like fall like settle down enough in order to sleep another resource if you're watching this on YouTube I have a candle next to me I love candles like for me the energy of fire and also it's very grounding this is how we were like Primal Primal like you know through our DNA we have always had fire with us it also smells nice I love incense incense really helps me clear the energy around me I've learned a lot of energy work since coming to the islands I really recommend that that helps me create a a very protective bubble around me energetically and one thing I want to say about spirituality is through my my mother's lineage my mother and my aunts and my mom my grandpa my grandma and like all of the women in my mom's side of the family are very spiritual like I joke that you know even though we were raised in a cult like they were very witchy growing up like we're always having herbs always like potions feeling into your body connecting to the Earth and I think that this is something that has just intuitively been in our genes and our programming for many centuries and we are waking up to this again now in a way because we finally feel safe and there's something about energy work that is very activating for this and what do I mean by energy work like a lot of people know into work because I'm like Reiki or and I encourage you and invite you to research whatever just Google energy work and start going down your own path of what feels good for you to start researching and learning more about energy work because all of us have psychic abilities inside of us and in our DNA we don't even realize how powerful we are and we're starting to slowly wake up to this and some of my psychic abilities are I'm very telepathic and if you know me you know this because when I'm around friends who are speaking a language that I don't know I can actually understand what they're saying and reply back to them in English I don't know the words in English to reply back to them but I literally know specifically what they're saying and what's going on and I can just keep following the flow of the conversation and just pitch in an English whenever I want to or or a lot of times I just pretend like I don't understand because I don't really want to participate in the conversation to the point where many of my friends are like are you sure you don't speak Russian are you sure you don't speak German and like Faraday my boyfriend is constantly amazed I think at this point he just accepts it that I speak that I can understand German when he's speaking because telepathically I am on the same vibration as him and so we I like his thoughts are just in my head like and I can talk to him even when we're apart he's starting to be able to do this with me where even when we're apart he can talk to my higher self and we can have full conversations and then he jokes like sometimes I don't even talk to you about the things I just talk to your higher self about because I'm like wow we already had a conversation I know what you you said and I'm like okay um and there's a lot of the things that really helped me with energy work was clearing out energy like there's energy always happening around us and we can choose whether it's positive or negative um but also there's like very specific ways that you can create an energy bubble around you of protection and this can be again all of this you know whatever we choose to believe in the universe is what is created in our reality because we are conscious creators and so all of this is a permission slip for you to create a safe bubble around you energetically so you can have you have all of it inside of you already and if you go learn Reiki from someone or if you go learn whatever modalities of energy work from someone it's all of it is activating the memory of something that's already inside of you so you don't need the permission slip of going on a course and getting certified just learn enough as as you need to and start talking to other people who are are on the level where they're finally allowing themselves to remember their their energetic powers and just start talking to each other because one another thing I'll say about energy work is when you're around someone else who is also open and and allowing themselves to receive the remembrance of their own energy and psychic abilities energy work and psychic abilities you can start picking up on each other's abilities so I have been around some of my friends and they're like doing something energetically and I can tell I'm like what are you doing right now and then they'll explain it to me and like show me how to do it and whatever permission slip that helps activate that vibration and I'm like oh nice and then I start doing it and then I'm like or just become more and more superpowers all of this stuff is very fun for me and one thing that I found really interesting is that so many people have these psychic abilities through lucid dreaming the dream state is the state that we allow ourselves to remember our full power and we actually go into our higher ourselves realm like spiritual worlds and and then we allow ourselves to consciously come into whatever we're ready to receive of awareness in that point so a lot of people remember these things through dreams through lucid dreams like that that moment in between waking up and falling asleep is like one of the most powerful moments especially when you wake up in the morning because you still have DMT being activated in your pineal gland and what I have noticed is that even though all of us are starting not all of them I want to say all of us maybe probably all of us are listening to this podcast most of us in the like that are the ones that are waking up and coming into our full power we're realizing we have these abilities it's still very scary for us to talk about them because there is so much programming in our society that this is something that makes you crazy or something that is I grew up in a programming of religious programming where that is demonic it's like oh no anything like that is you know from the devil and is a very negative thing imagine I just want you to put this in your reality bubble imagine how much power is getting taken away from us through this this programming that you were either crazy or this is something demonic imagine how much like we are giving up our power by choosing to believe those that programming and when you allow yourself to let go of that programming and create space for whatever is actually there then you will allow yourself to be fully in your power and it's completely possible you don't need a coach you don't need a therapist you don't I mean all of these things are permission tips that can help you but when you stop looping in this thing of like I need to heal myself I need to do one more thing I need to take Ayahuasca I need to these are all permission slips for you to finally unlock and allow yourself to realize that you are all powerful that you are the master Creator and when you allow yourself to do that you don't need those permission slips anymore you don't need someone else on the outside giving you permission to look on the inside and realize that you're all powerful and this is the thing that I keep saying to everyone is like I don't want to be a coach anymore because people are like trying to have me be their higher self does that make sense like you have every single person in the whole universe has an opportunity to connect to their higher self so the spiritual being that is them outside of this physical body and connect directly like imagine you are sitting cross-legged I invite you to do this if you're if you're not driving sit down cross-legged close your eyes and imagine your energy body right now which is this glowing well I don't know I want to put a color on it because for me I have a specific color that it is but the one thing that I will say is that imagine a golden light warm Golden Light coming down through your head all the way down your spine and through the bottom of your tailbone into the ground this is you and just keep imagining that like coming from like straight up just Golden Light just coming down through you and going through you all the way into the Earth all the way into the core of the Earth this is you connecting to your Source energy I do this constantly all day long I'm like okay I wanted I want to connect to snore so I want to connect to my deep inner knowing I want to connect to my higher self and I give myself permission to just and it's the reason why we imagine things is it helps it gives us a permission slip to connect to that vibration and so when you hear like a Reiki person or a coach or someone's like visualize this thing that's actually just trying to help you get out of your intellectual mind and get you on a energetic level into an energetic field of a vibration that you want to be on so it's just a permission slip so you can visualize it and whatever I'm giving you permission you can visualize it whatever way you want this is why I don't and everyone gets through all of us having different psychic abilities we visualize things very differently and all of it is us as our own Master creators looking at Creation in a way where it's new and beautiful and this is why we say like to become your own authentic self because by you becoming your own authentic self you are creation itself in a new flavor you are allowing yourself to have Consciousness evolve and become Living Art and this beautiful version of Consciousness which is already complete coming through itself in a new way and this is why all of us have this connection to Source energy and when we go around and we're asking for permission outside of us to can you please tell me I'm good enough can you please tell me that I can you help me remember my past lives it's like we all have this inside of us we all have this power to do all of these things all you have to do is sit down and get quiet enough within your inner reality and connect to your own source energy and connect to your higher self and even for me like I I for you know many years I tried different modalities because I wasn't in my body all the way in order to allow myself to have that full permission I was awake I knew how things worked in the universe but I didn't know how to allow the energy to go through my body um and yesterday morning I want to share something yesterday morning I woke up and I was like you know I don't know I wake up at like 5 30 or 6 every morning it doesn't matter how late I stay up and I'm just like and I have all of this like things to share and like all this like awareness and vibration and so sometimes I journal sometimes I'm sitting here making a podcast and yesterday morning I woke up and I was like okay this is my download for today and it was like the goal of life is not to be fully awake all the time I mean this is not the destination otherwise we would have stayed in the spiritual world the goal is to be awake enough to experience this 3D reality and enjoy what's happening in our bodies as we evolve foreign so I just want to repeat that the goal is not to be awake fully all the time I mean this is not the destination otherwise we would have stayed in the spiritual World otherwise we wouldn't have come into these 3D bodies the goal is to be awake enough to experience this 3D reality and enjoy what's happening in our bodies as we evolve so the goal is actually this is the goal listen this is the real goal in my opinion of why we come into this 3D reality the goal is to be awake enough to be malleable so be able to move the energy in a way like think about you like if you're making a clay you're molding clay into a cup so that's what it means by being malleable the goal is to be awake enough to be malleable with the energy moving through our physical bodies so that we can consciously create and therefore evolve all in a way that we love and that feels really good in our bodies so imagine it's not about being awake and taking tons of psychedelics and coming out of your body or like you know taking DMT and blasting off into the spiritual world we would have just stayed in spirit if we didn't want to have this physical reality and so the goal is actually to be awake enough to allow the energy of source and spirit the spiritual world to come in so this is like being more and more awake to your authentic self and understanding who you are and what you're meant to do and who you're supposed to be on this timeline what you're supposed to birth into reality and make whatever beautiful thing you're here to create in the world because all of us here are here to create something so beautiful and something so new and and just by being our vibration is the most impact that we can make on the world but we have to be awake to understand what that is we have to understand who we are we have to feel all of this energy going through our bodies and honor it and allow it to move through us and to create things in 3D reality me creating this podcast is allowing the energy of my authentic self of my higher self to come through me and to create something in the 3D reality I'm creating a podcast I'm recording my voice and putting it out into the universe so that you can listen to it and through that vibration it can activate you so by me being my authentic self right now creating this podcast this is the most impact I can make in the world in this moment and this is also my highest excitement and this is why it feels so good in my body and this is why the vibration feels so good in your body to receive because it is my authentic self coming through it is the most the most energy I can hold in my body at this moment going through my body and coming out and sharing with you and when that happens it activates in your body this feeling of how it feels in my body right now which is full embodying and it feels really yummy I feel very relaxed I'm looking out at nature I'm listening to the birds the sea is right outside of my Bungalow and I just feel really excited I'm gonna go have breakfast with my the love of my life right after this and we're gonna go to the gym and we're just gonna live this like normal quote-unquote epic timeline together because we just are so in love and we're about to go on a road trip together around the south of Thailand and go to all the national parks and Vlog it and just make love everywhere in nature and just live our most epic timelines because we are literally allowing the energy to go through our bodies all the way and being awake and aware enough to be able to move it in a way that feels really good and when this happens you start having the craziest amount of synchronicities in the universe in one day this is why I joke I was talking to my godfather yesterday about it because he's also reading a lot of Bashar and like if you if any of you want to listen or read any of the books that I've been reading lately that are helping me to understand the universe the structure of the universe just message me on Instagram it's my first last name Brittany bonds and send me a message and I'm happy to share with you the free Google Drive excuse me of all of the things yesterday my godfather was reading one of the books called masters of limitation he's messaging me and he's like wow wow wow like time is so malleable like whatever we'd shoot like the more authentic we are the more the energy is moving through us and the more we can consciously create and then and then you realize that time is also this construct that we made up and I'm like yes I was messaging back I'm like exactly this is why like when Faraday and I are together especially like time moves in such a weird way like from our physical reality Minds because so many things happen in one day we'll say one thing out loud like I would love to have this thing like last night we went for a walk on the beach and I was like oh I'd love to see afro my dog and she was with um her dog dad which is a whole other story I love afro she's my first hybrid child and she has many many people who love her and they pick her up all the time and take her own adventures and I fully trust all of them and so yesterday I was with Faraday I was like oh I'd love to see afro I know she was out with someone else and then we walk on the beach and who runs up to me my dog and I'm like oh my God this is how it constantly is all day long to the point where him and I are like very careful of what we say out loud because it instantly manifests and this is what happens when you are your most authentic self you allow the energy to move through your body in such a way that Consciousness your higher self is like she's doing the thing she's growing she's evolving she's just choosing to do it in a positive manifesting way wow amazing let's give her more energy and then this ecstatic explosion of synchronicity start happening in your life EXT I say ecstatic because it's so positive and it feels like you're on acid all the time and then you're like what is going on it's so amazing like that in the best way possible it's like it's so amazing and I want all of this for all of you guys so I invite you to allow yourself to realize that your sensitivity is a superpower and to create a lot of space for your sensitivity and to know that we are shifting into the new era of away from separateness and into connection and into when the connection is the first connection that you can have is you're connecting to connection to yourself and your connection to your body and your connection to your higher self and the best way to start that is to figure out whatever tools and resources feel good for you in order to create space for you to honor and you know take your inner child out of the freezer and let her him or her thaw out and start listening to her so for me I can close my eyes and ask my inner child how is she feeling right now and when I do that right now in this moment she's like super excited she's knowing that this podcast is going to help all of you guys and women guys and girls and aliens and hybrid children and all the things and beans and souls in the universe and also she's like I'm about ready to be done and go play with her day I'm like okay I honor that um so yeah I just want to wrap up by saying you are very powerful you are you are so powerful do you realize how powerful you are do you realize I want you to really like take this in and realize that you can choose to allow yourself to release whatever programming that you've been brought up with or you've chosen to take it in that is telling you otherwise allow yourself to come into your full power and realize that you completely choose your reality and when you completely choose your reality it is not about shoving down any feelings that are outside of positive to positive it's about choosing what you prefer so I want to say that again it is not about accepting okay this is my current reality and it sucks and I just need to like shove down my emotions that are telling me don't do this anymore it's about creating space for your emotions listening to them listening to your what you're bought if you're having physical problems with your body it's trying to tell you something listen to it close your eyes put energy into it and ask yourself what are you trying to say to me and usually it's trying to tell you something very specific listen to it listen to your body create space for it start asking your body in your journal or in your meditation every day what you want how what feels good in my body right now and the more that you honor that the more that you continue to become more and more powerful your sensitivity is your superpower and I will say that like the more that I honor myself the bigger the hard oh I was about to put all these things on what I'm about to say the biggest opportunity for me to grow recently has been to honor my body with people that I love because it's very easy to go around and be like I don't want to hang out with that person they're mean to me I don't want to go over there that doesn't feel good like to to honor your body in situations that are like 100 no like I don't want to be here I'm going to leave it is harder or I don't want to say harder in our physical human brains it's harder but it's just another opportunity we can choose whether it's hard or not but it's more of a a bigger complicated challenge that we can have when we are needing to honor our bodies around people that we love so say you have a family member or one of a very close friend that you need to shift in the way that you are relating to each other because it doesn't feel good in your body and you need to speak up for that it's very scary sometimes because it's like well what if they don't love me anymore like I it hurts me to even say this to them because I don't want them to ever feel that I don't love them but I need but you always have to go back to what does it feel in your body because if you are sacrificing and swallowing something that is an emotion that you need to let out in order to make someone else feel good you're completely dishonoring yourself and you're taking away your own power and you're taking away your own energy and your inner child is going to get more and more silent because she's like she's well you're not even him or her is going to be like you're not even listening to me anymore I'm just going to go over here and be quiet then and when you say to like recently I had a situation where I had to say to someone that I love very much like I I don't want to relate anymore I don't want to connect on our trauma all the time and just talk about all the things that are going wrong and talk about all the drama that's happening in all of our friends like this isn't I'm already healed I'm fully awakened and body I want to talk about all the things I'm building all the beautiful things and all the things I'm grateful for and of course if one of us if you and I have this situation where we need each other to remind each other of our power I'm here for that like of course I'm here to hear all your feelings I don't want to talk about someone else's drama and I don't really want to hear you looping over and over again about your past and your childhood because we are awake and embodied enough to understand that we create our reality and for me at least my my intimate Circle they're all awake to this so it's it's like I can enable them which means like I can help them pretend that they're not awake to this or I can remind them of their power and say you know that you are the master Creator you know that you're creating negative manifestations right now why are you doing this like can I host you in your emotions how can I support you but I cannot support by just sitting here and listening to it over and listening to you Loop over and over and over again and that has been that was a very hard one for me and I got a lot of support from Faraday on that and I'm very grateful to have a partner where who's always helping me to honor my body because it started I can feel people's emotional reality so if I'm hanging out with someone in their looping and they're just going into whatever trauma that they're creating for themselves or like for me I've had all of the trauma in my childhood and I've chosen to allow myself in my own self to to create the space to really look at it and honor it and let it go through me and let it go and to learn the things I needed to learn I didn't I didn't bury it I didn't disassociate from it I'm fully present with all of it and I'm also choosing to live in a reality bubble where I enjoy everything and I'm choosing pleasure and I'm choosing to rise up and become stronger and more powerful every day and that's the timeline that I'm choosing and that's timeline that we all have a choice for and so if you meet someone and they're like looping in their drama and they're oh my gosh like lately I've been having a hard time even going out because I I'm just seeing this so clearly with people where I'm in a coffee shop and they're like hi how like I'm sitting there doing my own thing journaling really enjoying my reality bubble and they come up to me and they're like Hi how are you and I can just feel that they want me to host them in their energy and their emotions and help them feel good because people know that I can do this intuitively even if consciously they don't know this and so they're just like dumping all of their onto me and I'm like I don't want to do this anymore I choose a reality where I feel safe all the time in my sensitivity and I don't and again what I'm saying this is not good vibes only this is I'm choosing to be around people who ask me do you have do you have space to hold for me right now is it okay for me to share my emotions with you is this a good moment for you and your body does this feel good in your body to do and then I get to choose whether I want to host them I get to choose if I have the capacity for it if it feels good for me if it's something I want to do right then if someone does not ask me to do that and they just start dumping on me and start engaging with me that feels very violating in my body and doesn't feel good I feel like someone is like energetically just coming in when they're not allowed to I didn't give them permission to and this is something that I'm getting even for me I'm getting more and more vocal about so I'm just bringing you along on this journey and if you see me here on kopan young or if you talk to me please ask me do you have space to hold for me to talk about all my stuff if it's something where you want space to be held on if you just want to come up and say hi that's great I love that but if you're like needing someone to hold space so if you're looping on something and you just like consciously or subconsciously know that I can help you please ask me first because otherwise I'm gonna start being more and more vocal about this and this I'm sending all this to you guys because this is me being my authentic self this is me setting the tone for creating a safe bubble of reality for myself emotionally physically spiritually and I'm saying this all of to all of you so that you can take this and be like yes that's also what I want or pick and choose whatever feels good from this and apply it into your reality bubble and then when you do that you activate everyone around you to create a safe bubble for themselves and this is why for many years I've always said to my friends I am a safe place for you to say no to so if I ask you for something or if I ask you can you hold space I want you to say no if you do not want to do that because that's you honoring your body and that creates a safe bubble for me because if you say yes and you don't actually mean it I can feel it energetically and it doesn't actually feel good to receive anything from you so that's a lot um sometimes I look down and I'm like I've been talking for an hour I don't know I was going to talk about creativity and this whole thing and then I saw one thing in my journal that was like sensitivity is powerful being sensitive is powerful and I was like okay that's what I want to talk about now so thank you for coming along on this journaling with me and as always please let me know uh whatever resonates with you or anything that you would like to hear more of you can directly connect with me um via Instagram Brittany bonds and I also have a YouTube channel which is Brittany Bond as well basically just type in Brittany Bond you'll find me everywhere I've been doing a weekly podcast with my boyfriend Friday on his um YouTube and and podcast and I'll put the links to it in the show notes here it's called V gains v-e-g-a-i-n-s so if you type that in you'll see a really beautiful podcast that him and I Duo together we've been doing them once a week and now we're going to start doing them twice a week and they're really fun and you'll see the vibration of us together and that's also really beautiful and yeah okay hope you guys have an amazing day I know that you will you choose your reality you are all powerful you are the master Creator I'm sending you so much love I know you can feel this vibration going out into your bodies I hope it is well received and um yeah just keep being yourself be your most authentic self the world needs it the world needs more of it the world needs all of us to be activated in our voice and we can let go of the programming that we have to do anything just be just be be living art you got this okay I love you bye | Brittnee Bond | UCtdBAx-CSvgPjZIH37H_jzg | 2023-01-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 12,909 | 65,101 |
IrAs2k5p0e0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrAs2k5p0e0 | Balanced View Inbal Levy: Rock Solid Stability - 2.15.14 | If we stop thinking just for a moment BOOM! There it is, the nature of your own mind. If you stop thinking just for a moment BOOM! There it is, the nature of your own mind. Complete relaxation, in complete relaxation. Stop thinking for a moment in complete relaxation. No effort needed. Nothing to do. Nothing to change. Allow yourself to be as you are. Immediate benefit. Immediate openness. Rock solid stability. Indestructibility. Your inexhaustible mind is obvious. So just to introduce ourself for a moment to stop thinking for a moment that's a very powerful statement to rest with even if it's not clear for you. Then BOOM! There it is, the nature of your own mind like we heard in the video of Candice. Then we allow ourselves to be as we are. And of course everything is coming back. Our thoughts and emotions immediately slips in. But that's the nature of your own mind too. That's open intelligence too. Whether you're thinking a lot, thinking less, not thinking at all. Busy mind, restful mind, no thoughts, many thoughts. Open intelligence, equally present. Equally present. And the mind in its basic it's always relaxed, always at ease always potent and beneficial regardless of the appearances, regardless of what we're thinking what we're feeling now or tomorrow. You know, whatever it is, we can allow ourselves to be as we are. We can allow each perception to flow on by. Like a flight path of a bird in the sky. It doesn't leave any trace. The sky remains blue. The bird in the sky flying, like that. So that's the nature of our mind. Everything is arising and subsuming in open intelligence. Arising and disappearing in open intelligence. Look at your own experience, test it for yourself. In the Balanced View Training we share the practice of short moments of open intelligence repeatedly, until it becomes continuous. And it becomes continuous because it’s the nature of our mind. These short moments of complete relaxation of allowing everything to be as it is. Not pushing away anything. Not avoiding our thoughts and emotions anymore. Not replacing our thoughts and emotions. Not indulging in stories, not going to blame, victimhood. Again, indestructibility. Taking responsibility. It's not about watching your data streams anymore. Not looking at your mind, what appears in your mind and just being so bored about it. It's about being alive, fully alive. Fully alive in every moment. You know, allowing everything to be as it is and being of benefit. Not stopping and trying to examine yourself. You see the ease of being, the spontaneous ease of being. Spontaneous wisdom in every single moment of allowing yourself to be as you are. Getting comfortable in your own skin, in your own mind. Everyday life, everyday life, that's what we are interested at. Not some kind of state to get to, destination to reach and stop there. Being of benefit to all. And the flow of the benefit of all is inexhaustible. It’s always giving, always providing. Always loving. Always openhearted. When I came to the Training, that's what I felt from the first meeting. I came just open like you. I listened to talks and I just felt how natural it is to be here. And how natural it is to be myself. The need to change myself just dropped along the way by showing up by listening to talks and taking short moments of complete relaxation. Resting the mind. You know, resting the mind, just like that. It’s possible for all of us. Rest the mind whether it’s tense or loose. Rest the mind, just like that. And that’s what I felt. Just the effort to think about things, to understand, to micromanage to indulge, to replace, to avoid my emotions, my data streams. “Data streams,” it's everything we perceive, that’s why we call it here in the Balanced View Training to reduce it to simplicity, open intelligence and data streams. People, places thoughts, emotions, sensations, experiences, everything we call “data.” So it was really so empowering for me to come to a space where I can just allow myself to be as I am and to gain confidence in that way. All these disturbing emotions that I used to have, you know even disturbing positivity, I must say. Always trying to be positive, that was disturbing. You know, that was full of effort because it was contrived. It wasn't natural, it wasn't without effort. I tried my best, there is nothing wrong about that. But in complete relaxation, in allowing everything to be as it is negative, positive, neutral then there is the full potency. The full extent of potency and power. Without compromising. Facing everything fully. Seeing everything as it is and being of benefit to all. So what a responsibility we have. That’s amazing, as human beings we have this mind that can be of benefit to all, this body that can be of benefit to all. We just ignored that for a while. I don't know why we did that. Look at us now. You know, we are a global community. Global. All over the world, not just here. You can visit in every country, you have the Balanced View Training. You have the Four Mainstays support to introduce you to the nature of your mind. And I am so on fire of that because I just see the results in my own experience. I see in my family, with my intimate partner, with my friends I see the results of benefit shining everywhere. Everywhere, in everyone. Not only in me. You know, not anymore thinking that I'm special and I know it all. In everyone, shining equally and evenly. The definition that of compassion, of openness, of love, of openheartedness of humility, all of that just opened that up totally with instinctive recognition of open intelligence. Where I can totally understand what it means now. What is the meaning of being alive? What is the meaning of having a mind? What is the meaning of being of benefit? No more concepts and ideas about what it means in your direct experience. Facing everything as it is being afflicted or not. Equally capable to be of benefit to all. That’s what I see in myself, when I'm so negative. It doesn't matter what I feel. It doesn't matter what I think anymore. That was not obvious from the beginning. So it's fine to take our own time to be supported here and you’re completely welcome to test it. We have every Saturday. Today we have a one day Introductory Training just to see, to get to know the language of the Training. What is open intelligence? What is a short moment of open intelligence? What is our own direct experience? What it means to rely on the power of open intelligence? So you're most welcome to test it, also now, every moment, just like that. So the value of this training for me is just immense. It's priceless. It's like it’s everything I wished for in my life. Every day I'm just so grateful to this gift. This gift of humanity, of the evolution that we have now in society. Everything is shifting for the benefit of all, finally. You know, it's been a while we’ve been blaming ourselves and our leaders, and we've been a victim of our data streams of our thoughts and emotions, of people, places and things. We’ve been lost in stories, and everything, just completely vague, unclear. Victims. Not anymore victims. Empowering our mind with open intelligence. With vast open intelligence. With the heart of the benefit of all. With this open heart that we have. It's just so natural for us to be of benefit. So why not to do that? Why not to focus on that? For the Four Mainstays, the short moments of open intelligence whenever we remember to do so. During the day we take a short moment of allowing our mind to be as it is, to let it think what it wants to think. And our feelings, our body, everything as it is. Uncontrived. Short moments of open intelligence. And when we forget to take a short moment, that's also fine. You see, so that’s the easeful way of being, where we just allow ourselves to recognize over and over again, until it becomes continuous. Where you don't think about when it would become continuous because everything is just so amazing. Really, and so empowered. In every moment you have such an opportunity to contribute to yourself, to your loved ones to people around you. Even in the most disturbing situations like you shared about, accidents and unexpected situations where you have to immediately be responsive and of benefit, and that's exactly what we speak about here. You know, just being completely responsive to the needs of everyone. Seeing what will serve best. When you're not lost in the thoughts and emotions about anger and hatred right, you're just available to contribute, to be of benefit. You understand deeply what the person is going through. And you let things settle and you trust, but you're very powerful. Powerful to contribute, to use your mind and practicalities, your knowledge that is so available when you’re not collapsing into your thoughts and emotions. Just to be completely available to people. That's what I saw many times in myself you know, in situations and of course here as well, when it happens sometimes. And then just seeing, I see no one as a stranger anymore. I understand deeply what people going through because I've been through that myself and I know that how it will feel like if I will experience the same. I know how it will feel like. So it's not about being passive and not doing anything. It's exactly the opposite. It's like finally doing something that is of benefit to all. That it’s really immediately beneficial. Immediately contributing. So whatever is coming up now, you know, all these emotions just allow them to be as it is. The anger, the frustration, the irritation, annoyance. Shame. Guilt. Regret. Those very powerful emotions and thoughts and everything is just full, full of like, juicy, beneficial potency. It’s like, this is where you look, this is what you're looking for is to feel it as it is, to allow it to be as it is and to be of benefit to all. You see, take responsibility for your data streams. Not acting on your data streams. You know, feeling angry, feeling shameful, feeling afraid, then just not recognizing open intelligence. Not seeing your beneficial power. Ignoring, actually completely ignoring your beneficial power. But once you hear, the first time here, about open intelligence you cannot forget how powerful you are. Even if everything is screaming that you're not, you just know deeply in your heart that you have the power to be of benefit to all. You see, that's the conviction, the assurance that I gained through this training where I can allow myself to just be completely as I am. You know, even in training, when I fell asleep, you know. I just completely relaxed. You know, just allowing that to be as it is and wait and closing my eyes and be completely awake and clear. And everything is evoking open intelligence. That's why it's so powerful to be in trainings because we just allow our mind to be at complete rest. It's like we try to understand but the Four Mainstays they don't let us to do that anymore. They don’t let us do that anymore. It's like, exactly where you are that's the confirmation of open intelligence. That's the humility. It's the humility to be open to be contributed to by others. That's very fine to do. Pride and arrogance outshone by open intelligence for the benefit of all. If you want to keep isolating yourself with data you’re most welcome to, but here in this space, we just see you as you are. We see you open as you are. We welcome you as you are. | Short Moments Now | UCK54nFkVSH5RpPCn7yHrrAw | 2014-02-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,027 | 11,456 |
3QcTNgzf7AU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QcTNgzf7AU | The only thing they fear... is BOCEK | arenas are the ultimate test of skill and resolve so i have a gift the roadtrek compound bow [Music] i'm back [Music] dude [Music] there [Music] [Applause] [Music] greece [Music] [Applause] i'm here to tell you right now we don't care all right let me tell you we don't care [Music] where the hell are you you see me you're finished [Music] so [Music] oh man i'm not [Music] getting shots all right you need to either hit your shots or quit peeking yo so you need to either [Music] bring it to you right here [Music] i think open the ball i got a key for it oh my god oh my god yo i'm not going to open this [Music] vault what no he's truly stuck in there is [Music] [Laughter] oh no [Music] [Applause] [Music] you | Diceboi | UCMecsBEDI9ncq4AgX3OXnRg | 2021-05-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 139 | 714 |
rLNqE_mi4Z0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLNqE_mi4Z0 | Clicker Training for Horses - A Horse's First Day of R+ | [Music] we're just gonna work with him and just you know let him kind of figure out good boy what this game is all about we don't have any huge issues with him he seems like a real solid citizen he's just a real baby so he has no understanding what the clicker is today this is just the very beginning of training him oh look i already figured it out oh boy good job good and so what we'll probably do this week is have two or three sessions a day just working on these basic manners staying really quiet making sure he doesn't get too eager too intense and just really focusing on relaxation and manners so when he comes and mugs me i just ignore it a little bit yep he looks away i bridge him and feed him over there and look at where i'm feeding him is where i want his head to be good boy well yeah and he's trying different things will this get me food will that get me food and i'm just ignoring him oh whoops i'm still gonna give him what he'd get what he earned with that click but i waited till he wasn't in my bucket before i fed it to him again he's coming in for yep he has to under he has to learn that it's when his head's over there that i feed him a little bit of food aggression there sully's helping us out good job now we're gonna just end it right there give him two big handfuls he's a good boy and that's our first session introducing the clicker to our friend [Music] solstice | Via Nova Training | UCjqtmUjT9bsjguftRRSVmTg | 2021-07-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 282 | 1,399 |
bpEUSbOTQX8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpEUSbOTQX8 | Sardinia | Wikipedia audio article | Sardinia sardini Italian Sardegna Sardi a Sardinian Sardinia Sadia or Sardinia cadenza Sasser ease Sardinia galore ease salvinia algorri Sardinia Tabar Kino sardegna is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily and before Cyprus it is located west of the Italian peninsula and to the immediate south of the french island of Corsica Sardinia is politically a region of Italy whose official name as regiona autónoma della sardegna regiona autónoma de Sardinia autonomous region of Sardinia and enjoys some degree of domestic autonomy granted by a specific statute it is divided into four provinces in a metropolitan city with Col URI being the region's capital and its largest city as well Sardinia's indigenous language and the other minority languages Sasser ease Corsican Glory's Algar ease Catalan and Ligurian to barky no spoken on the island are recognized by the regional law and enjoy equal dignity with Italian due to the variety of its ecosystems which include mountains woods Plains largely uninhabited territories streams rocky coasts and long sandy beaches the island has been defined metaphorically as a micro continent in the modern era many travelers and writers have exalted its beauty remained untouched until the contemporary age and immersed in a landscape that houses the vestiges of the nuragic civilization topic etymology the name Sardinia is from the pre-roman noun asterisk south a road later romanized as sardis feminine Sarda it makes its first appearance on the nora stone where the word cern testifies to the names existence when the Phoenician merchants first arrived according to Timaeus one of Plato's dialogues sardinia referred to by most ancient greek authors as Sardo Sardo and its people as well might have been named after a legendary woman going by Sardo ancient greek Sardo born in Sardis Sardis capital of the ancient kingdom of Lydia there has also been speculation that identifies the ancient nuragic swords with the cherdon one of the Sea Peoples it is suggested that the name had a religious connotation from its use also as the adjective for the ancient Sardinian mythological hero God Sardis Pater Sardinian father or father of the Sardinians as well as being the stem of the adjective sardonic in classical antiquity Sardinia was called a number of names besides Sardo Sardo or Sardinia like agnya the latinized form of ancient greek igneous and a Leodis ancient Greek sandali Otis Onarga reflects ancient Greek art left topic geography Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily and before Cyprus with an area of 24,000 100 square kilometers nine thousand three hundred five square miles it is situated between 38 degrees 51 and 41 degrees 18 latitude north respectively azolla del toro and as Ola la presa and 8 degrees 8 and 9 degrees 50 east longitude respectively capo de l'argent II era and capo Camino to the west of Sardinia as the sea of Sardinia a unit of the Mediterranean Sea to Sardinia's East as the Tyrrhenian sea which is also an element of the Mediterranean Sea the nearest land masses are clockwise from north the island of corsica the Italian peninsula Sicily Tunisia the balearic islands and Provence the Tyrrhenian sea portion of the Mediterranean Sea as directly to the east of Sardinia between the Sardinian East Coast and the west coast of the Italian mainland Peninsula the Strait of Bonifacio is directly north of Sardinia and separates Sardinia from the French island of Corsica the coasts of Sardinia 1849 kilometres 1149 miles long are generally high and rocky with long relatively straight stretches of coastline many outstanding headlands a few wide deep bays arias many inlets and with various smaller islands off the coast the island has an ancient gia formation and unlike Sicily in mainland Italy is not earthquake prone its rocks date in fact from the Paleozoic era up to 500 million years old due to long erosion processes the islands highlands formed of granite schist track height basalt called Jerez or gall a sandstone and dolomite limestone called tannery or heels average at between 300 to 1000 metres 984 to 3281 feet the highest peak is Punta la marmora pared his car Pia's in Sardinian language 1834 meters six thousand 17 feet part of the gen Argenta ranges in the centre of the island other mountain chains are Mundi Lim Barra 1360 two meters 4469 feet in the Northeast the chain of margin and Gaussian Oh 1259 meters 4131 feet running crosswise for 40 kilometers 25 miles towards the north the monte alba 1,057 meters three thousand four hundred sixty eight feet the set Fratelli range in the southeast and the sulkies mountains and the Monte Lennis 1236 meters four thousand fifty five feet the islands ranges in plateau are separated by wide alluvial valleys and flat lands the main ones being the camp Edano in the southwest between or estando and Col URI and the nura in the northwest Sardinia has few major rivers the largest being the Tirso 151 kilometers which flows into the sea of Sardinia the coggan is 115 kilometers and the flue Mendoza 127 kilometers there are 54 artificial lakes and dams that supply water and electricity the main ones are Lake Como do and Lake cockiness the only natural freshwater lake is lago de Barretts a number of large shallow salt water lagoons and pools are located along the 1,850 kilometers 1150 miles of the coastline topic climate the climate of the island is variable from area to area due to several factors including the extension in latitude and the elevation it can be classified in two different macro bio climates mediterranean blue v seasonal oceanic and temperate oceanic one macro bioclimatic variant called sub mediterranean and for classes of continentality from weeks EMA hyper oceanic 2-week semi continental 8 thermo tipic horizons from lower thermo Mediterranean to upper super temperate and seven Umbro typic horizons from lower dry to lower hyper humid resulting in a combination of 43 different ISO bio climates during the year there is a major concentration of rainfall in the winter and autumn some heavy showers in the spring and snowfalls in the highlands the average temperature is between 11 to 17 degrees Celsius 52 to 63 degrees Fahrenheit with mild winters and hot summers on the coasts 9 to 11 degrees Celsius 48 to 52 degrees fahrenheit in January 23 to 26 degrees Celsius 73 to 79 degrees Fahrenheit in July and cold winters and cool summers on the mountains - 2 to 4 degrees Celsius twenty eight to thirty nine degrees Fahrenheit in January 16 to 20 degrees Celsius 61 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit in July rainfall has a Mediterranean distribution all over the island with almost totally rainless summers and wet autumns winters and Springs however in summer the rare rainfalls can be characterized by short but severe thunderstorms which can cause flash floods the climate is also heavily influenced by the vicinity of the Gulf of Genoa barometric low and the relative proximity of the Atlantic Ocean low pressures in autumn can generate the formation of the so called Medicaid's extra tropical cyclones which affect the Mediterranean basin in 2013 the island was hit by several cyclones included the cyclone Cleopatra which dumped almost 18 inches 450 millimetres of rainfall within an hour and a half Sardinia being relatively large and hilly weather is not uniform in particular the East is drier but paradoxically it suffers the worst rainstorms in autumn 2009 it rained more than 200 millimetres 7.9 in single day in cinah Scala and the 19th of November 2013 locations in Sardinia were reported to have received more than 431 millimeters 17 inches within two hours the western coast has a higher distribution of rainfalls even for modest elevations for instance iglesias elevation 200 meters 656 feet average annual precipitation 815 millimeters 32.1 in the driest part of the island as the coast of collier eGolf with less than 450 millimetres 17.7 in per year the minimum is at capo carbonara at the extreme southeast of the island 381 millimeters 15 point O in and the wettest is the top of the gin Argento mountain with almost 1500 millimeters 59 point one in per year the average for the entire island as about 800 millimeters 31.5 in per year which is more than enough for the needs of the population and vegetation the mistral from the Northwest as the dominant wind on and off throughout the year though it is most prevalent in winter and spring it can blow quite strongly but it is usually dry and cool topic history you topic prehistory you Sardinia is one of the most geologically ancient bodies of land in Europe the island was populated in various waves of immigration from prehistory until recent times the first people to settle in Sardinia during the Upper Paleolithic and the Mesolithic came from continental Europe the Paleolithic colonization of the island is demonstrated by the evidences in only in his core Badou cave in the Mesolithic some populations particularly from present-day Tyrrhenian coast of italy managed to move to northern sardinia via Corsica the Neolithic Revolution was introduced in the 6th millennium BC by the cardial culture coming from the Italian peninsula in the mid Neolithic period the au tre culture probably of Aegean origin flourished on the island spreading the hypogeum tombs known as Domus de janice while the ours a shayna culture of Galera built the first megaliths circular tombs in the early third millennium bc the metallurgy of copper and silver began to develop during the late child glyphic the so-called beaker culture coming from various parts of continental Europe appeared in Sardinia these new people predominantly settled on the west coast where the majority of the sites attributed to them had been found the beaker culture was followed in the early Bronze Age by the Bonnano culture which showed both reminiscences of the beaker and influences by the pelota culture as time passed the different Sardinian populations appear to have become united in customs yet remained politically divided into various small tribal groupings at times banding together and at others waging war against each other habitations consisted of round thatched stone huts topic nuragic civilization from about 1500 BC onwards villages were built around round tower fortresses called nuraghe a singular form nuraghe usually pluralized in English as nuraghe A's these towers were often reinforced and enlarged with battlements tribal boundaries were guarded by smaller lookout Nura gaze erected on strategic Hills commanding a view of other territories today some 7,000 Nura gaze dot the Sardinian landscape while initially these nuraghes had a relatively simple structure with time they became extremely complex and monumental see for example nuraghe santo anton sooner XE or nuraghe are bu the scale complexity and territorial spread of these buildings attest to the level of wealth accumulated by the nuragic people their advances in technology and the complexity of their society which was able to coordinate large numbers of people with different roles for the purpose of building the monumental nuraghe ace the nura gaze are not the only nuragic buildings that survive as there are several sacred wells around sardinia and other buildings that had religious purposes such as the giants grave monumental collective tombs and collections of religious buildings that probably served as destinations for pilgrimage and mass religious rites eg sue Romans a zoo near Biddy Sardinia was at the time at the center of several commercial routes and it was an important provider of raw materials such as copper and lead which were pivotal for the manufacture of the time by controlling the extraction of these raw materials and bike immersing them with other countries the nuragic civilization was able to accumulate wealth and reach a level of sophistication that is not only reflected in the complexity of its surviving buildings but also in its artworks eg the votive bronze statuettes found across Sardinia or the statues of Monta prama according to some scholars the nuragic peoples are identifiable with the cherdon a tribe of the Sea Peoples the nuragic civilization was linked with other contemporaneous megalithic civilization of the western Mediterranean such as the tule Adak culture of the Balearic Islands and the torreón civilization of South Corsica evidence of trade with the other civilizations of the time as attested by several artifacts eg pots coming from as far as Cyprus Crete mainland Greece Spain and Italy that have been found in nuragic sites bearing witness to the scope of commercial relations between the nuragic people and other peoples in Europe and beyond topic ancient history around the 9th century BC the Phoenicians began visiting Sardinia with increasing frequency presumably initially needing safe overnight and all-weather Anchorage's along their trade routes from the coast of modern-day Lebanon as far afield as the African and European Atlantic coasts and beyond the most common ports of call were Corrales Nora bithia sulci and Theras Claudian a fourth century Latin poet in his poem de Bello gildo Nico stated that Corrales was founded by people from Tyre probably in the same time of the foundation of Carthage in the 9th or 8th century BC in the sixth century BC after the conquest of western Sicily the Carthaginians planned to annex Sardinia a first invasion attempt led by malko was foiled by the victorious nuraghe each resistance however from 510 BC the southern and west central part of the island was invaded a second time and came under Carthaginian rule in 238 BC taking advantage of Carthage having to face a rebellion of her mercenaries the mercenary war after the First Punic War 264 to 241 BC the Romans annexed Corsica and Sardinia from the Carthaginians the two islands became the province of Corsica and Sardinia they were not given a provincial governor until 227 BC the Romans faced many rebellions and it took them many years to pacify both islands the existing coastal cities were enlarged and embellished and Roman colonies such as Taurus Libby sonís and fur onea were founded these were populated by Roman immigrants the Roman military occupation brought the nuragic civilization to an end except for the mountainous interior of the island which the Romans called barbarians barbarian land Roman rule in Sardinia lasted 694 years during which time the province was an important source of grain for the capital Latin came to be the dominant spoken language during this period the Roman culture was slower to take hold and Roman rule was often contested by the Sardinian tribes from the mountainous regions topic vandal conquest the East German ik tribe of the Vandals conquered Sardinia in 456 their rule lasted for 78 years up to 534 when 400 Eastern Roman troops led by Cyril one of the officers of the foederati retook the island it is known that the Vandal government continued the forms of the existing Roman Imperial structure the governor of Sardinia continued to be called the prizes and apparently continued to manage military judicial and civil governmental functions via Imperial procedures the only vandal governor of Sardinia about whom there is substantial record as the last goat is of Visigoths noble in AD 530 a coup d'etat in Carthage removed King Hill durak a convert to Nicene Christianity in favour of his cousin Gelimer an Arian Christian like most of the a light in his kingdom gotas was sent to take charge and ensure the loyalty of Sardinia he did the exact opposite declaring the islands independence from carthage and opening negotiations with emperor justinian the first who had declared war on hill durricks behalf in ad 533 Gelimer sent the bulk of his army and navy 120 vessels and 5000 men to Sardinia to subdue Goda's with the catastrophic result that the Vandal kingdom was overwhelmed when Justinian's own army under Belisarius arrived at carthage in their absence the Vandal kingdom ended and Sardinia was returned to Roman rule topic byzantine-era and the rise of the judge domes in 533 sardinia returned to the rule of the byzantine empire when the vandals were defeated by the armies of Justinian the first under the general Belisarius in the Battle of try chimera in their African kingdom Belisarius sent his general Cyril to Sardinia to retake the island Sardinia remained in Byzantine hands for the next 300 years aside from a short period in which it was invaded by the Ostrogoths in 551 under Byzantine rule the island was divided into districts called Mary I marry I in Byzantine Greek which were governed by a judge residing in Corrales and garrison by an Army stationed in forum tre Ani today 14 giannis under the command of a Dux during this time Christianity took deeper root on the island supplanting the paganism which had survived into the early Middle Ages in the culturally conservative hinterlands along with lay Christianity the followers of monastic figures such as basil of Caesarea became established in Sardinia while Christianity penetrated the majority of the population the region of barbg remained largely pagan and probably partially non Latin speaking they reestablished a short-lived independent domain with Sardinian heathen lay and religious traditions one of its kings being hospital Pope Gregory the first wrote a letter to hospital defining him Dukes Barbara Sonora and being Christian the leader and best of his people in this unique letter about hospital the Pope prompts him to convert his people who living all like irrational animals ignore the true God and worship wood and stone Barbary Cheney omnes boot insensitive Animalia vivant diem Vera Messi n't lignan Adam at lipids adorn the dates and circumstances of the end of Byzantine rule in Sardinia are not known direct central control was maintained at least through C 650 after which local legate's were empowered in the face of the rebellion of Gregory the patrician ex arc of Africa and the first invasion of the Muslim conquest of the Maghreb there is some evidence that senior byzantine administration in the ex arcade of africa retreated to Corrales following the final fall of Carthage to the Arabs in 697 the loss of Imperial control in Africa led to collating raids by Moors and Berbers on the island the first of which is documented in 705 forcing increased military self-reliance in the province communication with the central government became daunting if not impossible during and after the Muslim conquest of Sicily between 827 and 902 a letter by Pope Nicholas the first as early as 864 mentions the Sardinian judges without reference to the Empire in a letter by Pope John the 8th reigned 872 to 882 refers to them as principes princes by the time of dead Minister Ando imperio completed in 952 the Byzantine authorities no longer listed sardinia as an imperial province suggesting they considered it lost in all likelihood a local noble family the lack in glenelg acceded to the power of Archon still identifying themselves as vassals of the Byzantines but de facto independent as communications with Constantinople were very difficult we know only two names of those rulers solutio Salah SEOs and the protis pitarrio's Turco Dario's T our co Torrio's from two inscriptions who probably reigned between the 10th in the 11th century these rulers were still closely linked to the Byzantines both for a pact of ancient vassalage and from the ideological point of view with the use of the Byzantine Greek language in a romance country and the use of art of Byzantine inspiration in the early 11th century an attempt to conquer the island was made by the Moors based in the Iberian Peninsula the only records of that war are from Pisa NAND Genoese chronicles the Christians won but after that the previous Sardinian kingdom was totally undermined and divided into four small states Col URI kalari arborea Arbor II Collura Torres or logu Dora whether this final transformation from Imperial civil servant to independent sovereign bodies resulted from imperial abandonment or local assertion by the tenth century the so-called Judi Chi Sardinian Judi Keys Latin you deceased literally judges a Byzantine administrative title had emerged as the autonomous rulers of Sardinia the title of you distained with the language and local understanding of the position becoming the Deenie and jude ik essentially a king or sovereign while judicata Sardinian logu literally judged him came to mean state a letter by mieszko the first of Poland to Pope John the 15th proves that the judge domes were known even in Poland sadaham you Dex and that they played an important role in medieval Europe early medieval Sardinian political institutions evolved from the millennium old roman imperial structures with relatively little germanic influence although the judge domes were hereditary Lordships the old Byzantine Imperial notion that personal title or honor was separate from the state still remained so the judicata was not regarded as the personal property of the monarch as was common in later European feudalism like the Imperial systems the new order also preserved semi democratic forms with national assembly's called the crown of the realm each judicata sought to its own defense maintained its own laws and administration and looked after its own foreign and trading affairs the history of the four judge domes would be defined by the contest for influence between the rival rising sea powers of Genoa and Pisa and later the ambitions of the kingdom of Aragon the judicata of call uri or pluma nose during the Regency of torture Torrio V of Collier II and his successor William the third was allied with the Republic of Genoa because of this it was brought to an end in 1258 when its capital Santa IGI a was stormed and destroyed by an alliance of Sardinian and peace enforces the territory then was divided between the republic of pisa the della guerra deska family from Italy and the Sardinian judge domes of arborea and glory pisa maintained the control over the fortress of Castel di Collier II founded by Pease and merchants in 1216 1217 of an east of Santa IGI a in the southwest the count Ugolino della guerra deska promoted the birth of the town of Villa de chiesa today Iglesias to exploit the nearby rich silver deposits the Judah condo of logu Dora also called Torres was also allied to the Republic of Genoa and came to an end in 1259 after the death of the Judah Casa Queen at Alesia the territory was divided up between the Doria and Malaspina families of Genoa and the BAS family of arboria while the city of sassari became a small republic along the lines of the Italian city-states communiy Confederated firstly with pisa and then with Genoa the Judah condo of Galore ended in the year 12 88 when the last Judah si Nino Visconti a friend of Dante Alighieri was driven out by the peasants who occupied the territory the Judah condo of arboria having Ariston o as its capital had the longest life compared to the other kingdoms it's later history as entwined with the attempt to unify the island into a single Sardinian state Republic asar deskah Sardinian Republic in Sardinian nacio Sardar Sardis kheh Sardinian nation in Catalan against their relatives and former Aragon DS allies topic aragón ease period in 1297 pope boniface the eighth established on his own initiative Motu Proprio a hypothetical regnum Sardinia at Corsica kingdom of Sardinia and Corsica in order to settle the war of the Sicilian Vespers diplomatically this had broken out in 1282 between the Capetian House of Anjou and Catalans over the possession of Sicily despite the existence of the indigenous states the Pope offered this newly created crown to james ii of aragon promising him support should he wish to conquer Pease and Sardinia in exchange for Sicily in 1324 in alliance with the kingdom of arborea and following a military campaign that lasted a year or so the aragon Crown Prince Alfonso led a cattle an army that occupied the peas and territories of collie Arian Galera along with the allied city of sassari naming them the kingdom of Sardinia and Corsica the kingdom was to remain a Dominion of the crown of Aragon under the kings of Spain until the Treaty of Utrecht during this period the judicata of arborea promulgated the legal code of the kingdom in the Carta to logu charter of the land the carta de logu was originally compiled by marianas IV of arborea and was amended and updated by Mariano's daughter female judge judah casa or jus agiza eleanor of arborea the legal code was written in Sardinian and established a whole range of citizens rights among the revolutionary concepts in this carta de logu was the right of women to refuse marriage and to own property in terms of civil liberties the code made provincial 14th century sardinia one of the most developed societies in all of Europe in 1353 Peter the fourth of Aragon following Aragon d's customs granted a parliament to the kingdom of Sardinia and Corsica which was followed by some degree of self-government under a viceroy and judicial independence this parliament however had limited powers it consisted of high-ranking military commanders the clergy and the nobility the kingdom of Aragon also introduced the feudal system into the areas of Sardinia that it ruled the Sardinian judicata never adopted feudalism and arborea maintained its Parliament called the Corona del Lago crown of the realm in this Parliament apart from the nobles and military commanders also sat the representatives of each Township and village the Koronadal logu exercised some control over the king under the rule of the baños consensus the king could be deposed or even executed if he did not follow the rules of the kingdom broken the alliance with the crown of Aragon from 1353 to 1409 the arburian Giudice marianas IV q3 and branson lyon Doria husband of eleanor of arborea succeeded in occupying all of sardinia except the heavily fortified towns of the castle of collier ii and alghero which for years remained as the only era Gandhi's dominions in Sardinia Sardinian Catalan war in 1409 Martin the first of sicily king of sicily and heir to the crown of aragon defeated the Sardinians at the Battle of San Laurie the battle was fought by about 20,000 Sardinian Genoese and french knights enrolled from their kingdom at a time when the population of Sardinia had been greatly depleted by the plague despite the Sardinian army outnumbering the era Gandhi's army they were defeated the Judah canto of arborea disappeared in 1420 when its rights were sold by the last king for 100,000 gold florins and after some of its most notable men switched sides in exchange for privileges for example leonardo q Bello with some claim to the crown being from a family related to the kings of arborea was granted the title of Marquis of Ariston oh and futile rights on a territory that partly overlapped with the original extension of the kingdom of arborea in exchange for his subjection to the Aragon D's monarchs the conquest of Sardinia by the kingdom of Aragon meant the introduction of the feudal system throughout Sardinia thus Sardinia is probably the only European country where feudalism was introduced in the transition period from the Middle Ages to the early modern period at a time when feudalism had already been abandoned by many other European countries topic Spanish period in 1469 the air to Sardinia ferdinand ii of aragon married Isabel of Castile and the kingdom of Sardinia which was separated from Corsica was to be inherited by their Habsburg grandson Charles the first of Spain with the state symbol of the four Moors the successors of Charles the first of Spain in order to defend their Mediterranean territories from raids of the Barbary pirates fortified the Sardinian Shores with a system of coastal lookout towers allowing the gradual resettlement of some coastal areas the kingdom of Sardinia remained Aragon Dee's Spanish for about four hundred years from 1323 to 1708 assimilating a number of Spanish traditions customs and linguistic expressions nowadays vividly portrayed in the folklore parade's of Saint aficio in Collier II the first of May the cavalcade Anza sorry last but one Sunday in May and the Redeemer in newer Oh the 28th of August to this day Catalan is still spoken in the northwestern city of alghero la guerre many famines have been reported in Sardinia according to Stephen L Dyson and Robert J Roland the Jesuits of Collier II recorded years during the late 16th century of such hunger and so sterile that the majority of the people could sustain life only with wild ferns and other weeds during the terrible famine of 1680 some 80,000 people out of a total population of 250,000 are said to have died and entire villages were devastated topic Savo yard period in 1708 as a consequence of the Spanish war of succession the rule of the kingdom of Sardinia passed from King Phillip v of Spain into the hands of the Austrians who occupied the island the Treaty of Utrecht granted Sardinia to the Austrians but in 1717 Cardinal Giulio Baroni minister of Philip v of Spain reoccupied Sardinia in 1718 with the Treaty of London Sardinia was handed over to the House of Savoy that would impose the Italian language on the island in 1760 in 1793 Sardinians repelled the French expedition to Tsar Dane during the French Revolutionary Wars on the 23rd of February 1793 Domenico Miller commanding the Sardinian fleet defeated the fleet's of the French Republic near the Madalena archipelago of which then lieutenant napoleon bonaparte was a leader Milla Lear became the first recipient of the gold medal of military valor of the Italian armed forces in the same month Sardinian stopped the attempted French landing on the beach of coure to santolina near the capital of Collier II because of these successes the representatives of the nobility and clergy cementy formulated five requests addressed to the King Victor Amadeus the third of sardinia but these were rejected because of this discontent on the 28th of April 1794 during an uprising in Collier II two Sava art officials were killed that was the start of a revolt called the Sardinian Vespers in the island which culminated on the 28th of April 1794 commemorated today as sod died to Sardinia with the expulsion or even execution of the Piedmontese officers for a few days from the capital Collier II on the 28th of December 1795 sassari insurgents demonstrating against feudalism mainly from the region of logu d'Oro occupied the city on the 13th of February 1796 in order to prevent the spread of the revolt the viceroy filippova valle de gave the Sardinian magistrate giovanni maria an goe the role of alter nose which meant a substitute of the Viceroy himself NGO he moved from Collier II to sassari and during his journey almost all the villages joined the uprising demanding an end to feudalism and aiming to declare the island to be an independent republic but once he was outnumbered by loyalist forces he fled to Paris and sought support for a French annexation of the island in 1798 the islet near Sardinia was attacked by the Tunisians and over 900 inhabitants were taken away as slaves the final Muslim attack on the island was on San tanco on the 16th of October 1815 over a millennium since the first in 1799 as a consequence of the Napoleonic Wars in Italy the Savoy royal family left Turin and took refuge in Collier II for some 15 years in 1847 the Sardinian Parliament's steam NT in order to get the Piedmontese liberal reforms they could not afford due to their separated legal system renounced their state autonomy and agreed to form a union with Piedmont Savoy nice and Liguria in order to have a single parliament a single magistracy and a single government in turn this move aggravated the island's peripheral condition and most of the pro-union supporters including its leader Giovanni see Otto pintor would later regret it in 1820 the Sava yards imposed the enclosures act a Dido Dell achieved unday on the island aimed at turning the lands traditional collective ownership a cultural and economic cornerstone of Sardinia since the nuragic times to private property this gave rise to many abuses as the reform favored the land holders while excluding the poor Sardinian farmers and shepherds who witnessed the abolition of the communal rights and the sale of the land many local rebellions like the new Ori tsukada to the already known in Sardinian riot in 1868 all repressed by the king's army resulted in an attempt to return to the past and reaffirm the right to use the once common land however the common lands called a dem previos were never completely abolished and they are still present in large number to this day 500,000 hectares of common lands were counted in 1956 of which 345,000 constituted by woods in 1848 the confederation of states powered by the sava yard kings of sardinia became a Unitarian and constitutional state and moved to the Italian Wars of Independence for the unification of Italy that were led for 13 years in 1861 being Italy United a debated war campaign the Parliament of the kingdom of Sardinia decided by law to change its name and the title of its King to Kingdom of Italy and king of Italy most Sardinian forests were cut down at this time in order to provide the Piedmontese with raw materials like wood used to make railway sleepers on the mainland the extension of the primary natural forests praised by every traveller visiting Sardinia would in fact be reduced to one-fifth of their original number being little more than 100.000 hectares at the end of the century during the first world war the Sardinian soldiers of the brigade osa sorry distinguished themselves it was the first and only regional military unit in Italy since the people enrolled were only Sardinians the brigade suffered heavy losses and earned four gold medals of military valor Sardinia lost more young people than any other Italian region on the front with 138 casualties per 1000 soldiers compared to the Italian average of 100 casualties during the fascist period with the implementation of the policy of autarky several swamps around the island were reclaimed and agrarian communities founded the main communities were the village of Mussolini now called arborea populated by farmers from Veneto and Friuli in the area of Ariston oh and fertilia populated at first by settlers from the Ferrara area followed after world war ii by a notable number of history and Italians and Dalmatian Italians hailing from territories lost to Yugoslavia in the area adjacent the city of alghero within the region of nura also established during that time 1938 was the city of carbonia which became the main center of coal mining activity that attracted thousands of workers from the rest of the island in the Italian mainland the Sardinian writer Grazia de Letta won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1926 during the Second World War Sardinia was an important air and naval base and was heavily bombed by the Allies especially the city of Collier II German troops left the island on the 8th of September 1943 a few days after the Armistice of kissable and retired to Corsica without fighting and bloodshed after a bilateral agreement between the general Antonio Basso commander of the Armed Forces of Sardinia and the German Karl Hans Lunger housing general of the 90th panzergrenadier division topic post Second World War period in 1946 by popular referendum Italy became a republic with sardinia being administered since 1948 by a special statute of autonomy by 1951 malaria was successfully eliminated by the ERL AAS an time alaric regional authority and the support of the Rockefeller Foundation which facilitated the commencement of the Sardinian tourist boom with the increase in tourism coal decreased in importance but Sardinia followed the Italian economic miracle in the early 1960s an industrialization effort was commenced the so-called peony dear annachi de rebirth plans with the initiation of major infrastructure projects on the island these included the construction of new dams and roads referee station agricultural zones on reclaimed marshland and large industrial complexes primarily oil refineries and related petrochemical operations with the creation of petrochemical industries thousands of ex farmers became industrial workers the 1973 oil crisis caused the termination of employment for thousands of workers employed in the petrochemical industries which aggravated the emigration already present in the 1950s and 1960s Sardinia faced the creation of military bases on the island like decimal menu air base and salt OD Kira the biggest scientific military base in Europe in the same decades even now around 60% of all Italian and NATO military installations in Italy are on Sardinia whose area is less than 1/10 of all the Italian territory and whose population is little more than the 2.5% furthermore they comprise over 35.000 hectares used for experimental weapons testing where 80% of the military explosives in Italy are used Sardinian nationalism and local protest movements became stronger in the 1970s and a number of bandits anonymous Arda started a long series of kidnappings which ended only in the 1990s this also gave rise to various militant groups that blended separatist and communist ideas the most famous being Barb AGA Rosa and the Sardinian armed movement which perpetrated several bombings and terrorist actions between the 1970s and the 1980s ladies in the span of just two years 1987-1988 224 bombing attacks were reported in 1983 a prominent activist of a separatist party the Sardinian action party party do Sardu party toe Sardo da Sione was elected president of the regional Parliament and in the 1980s several other movements calling for independence from Italy were born in the 1990s some of them became political parties even if in a rather disjointed manner it was not until 1999 that the islands languages Sardinian Sasser EES glories algorri cinta barky no were recognized even if just formally together with Italian the 35th g8 summit was planned by Prodi to cabinet to be held in Sardinia on the island of La Maddalena in July 2009 however in April 2009 the Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi decided without convoking the Italian parliament or consulting the Sardinian governor of his own party to move the summit even though the works were almost completed to L'Aquila provoking heavy protests today sardinia is phasing in as an EU region with a diversified economy focused on tourism and the tertiary sector the economic efforts of the last 20 years have reduced the handicap of insularity especially in the fields of low-cost air travel and advanced information technology for example the CRS 4 Centre for advanced studies research and development in Sardinia developed the second European website and first in Italy in 1991 and webmail in 1995 CRS for allowed several telecommunication companies and Internet service providers based on the island to flourish such as vidiian line in 1994 to scollay in 1998 and end ala UMTS in 1999 topic education according to the ISTAT census of 2001 the literacy rate in Sardinia among people below 64 years old is 99.5 percent total literacy rate including people over 65 is 98.2% illiteracy rate among males below 65 years old as 0.24% and among women 0.25 percent the number of women that annually graduate at secondary high schools in universities as about 10 to 20 percent higher than men Sardinia has the second highest rate of school dropout in Italy Sardinia has two public universities the university of sassari and the University of Calgary founded in the 16th and 17th century 48,000 979 students were enrolled at universities in 2007 Oh 8 topic economy taken as a whole Sardinia's economic conditions are such that the island is in the best position among Italian regions located south of Rome the greatest economic development had taken place inland in the provinces of Collier II and sassari characterized by a certain amount of enterprise according to Eurostat the 2014 nominal GDP was thirty three thousand three hundred fifty six million euros thirty three thousand eighty five million euros in purchasing power parity resulting in a GDP per capita of 19 thousand nine hundred euros which is seventy two percent of the EU average the per capita income in Sardinia is the highest of the southern half of Italy the most populated provincial chief towns have higher incomes in Collier the income per capita as twenty seven thousand five hundred forty five euros in Sassari twenty four thousand six euros in ER estando twenty-three thousand eight hundred eighty seven euros in newer OS twenty-three thousand three hundred sixteen euros and in albia as twenty thousand eight hundred twenty seven euros the Sardinian economy is however constrained due to the high costs of the transportation of goods and electricity which is twice that of the continental Italian regions and triple that of the EU average Sardinia is the only Italian region that produces a surplus of electricity and exports electricity to Corsica and the Italian mainland in 2009 the new submarine power cable say Pei entered into operation it links the fiume Santo Power Station in Sardinia to the converter stations in latina in the Italian peninsula the si Co I as another submarine power cable that links Sardinia to Italy Crossing Corsica from 1965 small-scale LNG terminals in a 404 km gas pipeline are under construction and will be operative in 2018 they will decrease the current high cost of the electric power in the island three main banks are headquartered in Sardinia however the Banco de Sardegna and the Bank Adisa sorry both originally from Sassari are controlled by the mainland based Banco Popolare del emilia romagna likewise the Banco de crédito Sardo originally based in Collier II has been absorbed by the parent company in Tisa San Paulo in 2014 there are chances for Sardinia to become a tax haven the whole island territory being free by custom duties that and excise taxes on fuel since February 2013 the town of Port askew so has become the first free trade zone according to the article 12 of the Sardinian statute modified by the regional Parliament in October 2013 the territory of the autonomous region of Sardinia is located off the customs line and constitutes a free trade zone enclosed by the surrounding sea the access points consist of the seaports and the airports the Sardinian free trade zone is regulated by the laws of the European Union and Italy that are enforced also in lavinia Campione d'Italia Gorizia Tsavo Canada songs oh and the region of Aosta Valley topic unemployment the unemployment rate for the fourth quarter of 2008 was 8.6 percent by 2012 the unemployment rate had increased to fourteen point six percent its rise was due to the global financial crisis that hit Sardinian exports mainly focused on refined oil chemical products and also mining and metallurgical products the unemployment rate dropped to eleven point two percent at the end of 2018 which is only 1.8 percent higher than the national average nine point four percent and five point three percent lower than Mezzogiorno regions sixteen point five percent according to Italian National Institute of statistics topic economic sectors this table shows the sectors of the Sardinian economy in 2011 topic primary Sardinia's land is dedicated 60% to livestock 20% to agriculture and the rest is occupied by closed forests urban areas in areas that are not exploitable Sardinia is home to nearly 4 million sheep almost half of the entire Italian assets and that makes the island one of the areas of the world with the highest density of sheep along with some parts of UK and New Zealand 135 sheep every square kilometer versus 129 in UK and 116 in New Zealand Sardinia has been for thousands of years specializing in sheep breeding and to a lesser extent goats and cattle that is less productive of Agriculture in relation to land use it is probably inbreeding and cattle ownership the economic base of the early protist auric and monumental Sardinian civilization from neolithic to the iron age even agriculture has played a very important role in the economic history of the island especially in the great plain of camp adano particularly suitable for wheat farming the Sardinian soils even those planes are slightly permeable with aquifers of lacking and sometimes brackish water and very small natural reserves water scarcity was the first problem that was faced for the modernisation of the sector with the construction of a great barrier system of dams which today contains nearly 2 billion cubic meters of water the Sardinian agriculture is now linked to specific products such as cheese wine olive oil artichoke tomato for a growing product export the Reclamation's have helped to extend the crops and to introduce other ones such as vegetables and fruit next to the historical ones all living grapes that are present in the hilly areas the camp Edano plain the largest lowland Sardinian produces oats barley and durum of which is one of the most important Italian producers among the vegetables as well as artichokes has a certain weight the production of oranges and before the reform of the sugar sector from the European Union the cultivation of sugar beet in the forests there is the cork oak which grows naturally sardinia produces about 80 percent of Italian the cork district in the northern part of the Galore region around Kalonji anise and Tempe OPA Sonia is composed of 130 companies every year in Sardinia 200,000 quintals 20,000 tons of cork are carved and 40% of the end products are exported in fresh food as well as artichokes the production of tomatoes including kamon II tomato and citrus fruit are of a certain weight Sardinia is the fifth Italian region for rice production the main paddy fields are located in the arborea plain in addition to meat Sardinia produces a wide variety of cheese considering that half of the sheep milk produced in Italy is produced in Sardinia and is largely worked by the cooperatives of the Shepherds and small industries Sardinia also produces most of the pecorino romano a non original product of the island much of which is traditionally addressed to the Italian overseas communities Sardinia boasts a centuries-old tradition of horse breeding since the Aragon DS domination whose cavalry drew from equine heritage of the island to strengthen their own army or to make a gift to the other sovereigns of Europe today the island boasts the highest number of horse herds in Italy there is little fishing and no real maritime tradition port Asakusa tunas are exported worldwide but primarily to Japan topic industry and handicraft the once prosperous mining industry is still active the restricted to coal noxee figgus hamlet of Ganesa antimony vila salto gold forte bauxite Olmedo and lead and zinc a Glaceon teh nara the granite extraction represents one of the most flourishing industries in the northern part of the island the galore a granite district is composed of 260 companies that work in 60 quarries where 75% of the Italian granite is extracted the principal industries are chemicals poor to Torres Collier e village hydro otona petrochemicals poor to Torres Sarek metalworking Port Asakusa Port loves me Valachi drew cement Collier e pharmaceutical Sassari shipbuilding Arbat ik's Olbia pour toutes Torres oil rig construction are BOTS x-ray Linda's tree Valachi drow arms industries at Domus no vision food sugar refineries at Villa Sora Nuristan o dairy at arborea maqam ER and DC fish factory at obeah in Sardinia is located the das distretto aérospatiale e della Sardegna a consortium of companies research centers and universities focused on aerospace industry and research the aerospace manufacturer Veidt receives a envelope Otsu is involved in the production of the stealth multi-role fighter Lockheed Martin f-35 lightning ii plans related to industrial conversion are in progress in the main industrial sites like in poor to Torres where seven research centres are developing the transformation from traditional fossil fuel related industry to an integrated production chain from vegetable oil using oleaginous seeds to bio - plastics matric agreen Chemical Sardinia as involved in the industrial production of the air pod an innovative car powered by compressed air with the first factory being built in Bullitt Anna craft industries include rugs jewelry textile lace work basket making in Coral topic tertiary the Sardinian economy is today focused on the overdeveloped tertiary sector 67.8% of employment with Commerce services information technology public administration and especially on tourism mainly seaside tourism which represents the main industry of the island with 2721 active companies and 189,000 239 rooms in 2008 there were two million three hundred sixty three thousand four hundred ninety six arrivals up 1.4 percent on 2007 in the same year the airports of the island registered eleven million eight hundred ninety six thousand six hundred seventy four passengers up one point two four percent on 2007 due to its isolated and insular location sardinia focused part of its economy on the development of digital technologies since the dawn of internet era the first italian web site one of the first webmail system and one of the first and largest internet providers video online were realized by the crs for the first european online newspaper was developed by l'union sarda and also the first italian UMTS company was founded on the island today sardinia is the second italian region after Lombardi for investments in startups owning the 20% of the Italian venture capital topic communications on the Islander headquartered some telecommunication companies and Internet service providers such as tiscali in the Mediterranean sky logic teleport a ground station controlled by satellite provider Eutelsat Sardinia is the Italian region with the highest intensity index after the Aosta Valley index measuring the relative maturity of Internet economies on the basis of three factors enablement engagement and expenditure in the region with the highest internet performances such as fastest broadband connection in Italy Sardinia is also the Italian region with the highest percentage 41% of 4G LTE users the Chinese multinational telecommunications equipment and systems companies ZTE and Huawei have development centers and innovation labs in Sardinia Sardinia has become Europe's first region to fully adopt the new digital terrestrial television broadcasting standard from the 1st of November 2008 TV channels are broadcast only in digital topic transport you topic airports sardinia has three international airports alghero fertilia riviera del Corallo airport Albie Acosta Smeralda Airport and call URI elmas Airport connected with the principal Italian cities and many European destinations mainly in the United Kingdom scandinavia spain and germany and two regional airports or estando Fenno su airport and Tortelli are badhak ser port internal air connections between Sardinian airports are limited to a daily call uri obeah flight Sardinian citizens benefit from special sails on plane tickets and several low-cost air companies operate on the island air Italy formerly known as Meridiana is an airline headquartered in the airport of Olbia it was founded as a lisara in 1963 by the AG economy Valis Arda followed the development of Costa Smeralda in the northeast part of the island a well-known vacation spot among billionaires in film actors worldwide topic seaports the ferry companies operating on the island are Terranea d naviga Sione Moby lines Corsica ferries Sardinia ferries grandi Navi vilasa s nav s and C M and C MN they linked the Sardinian seaports of poor to Torres Albia Gulf Oh Aaron C our body X Santa Teresa go Laura Palau and Col URI with Civitavecchia Genoa Livorno Naples Palermo Trapani Piombino in Italy Marseille - lon Bonifacio proprio and a Jack Co in France and Barcelona in Spain a regional ferry company the Sarah Mar links the main island to the islands of La Maddalena and San Pietro and from 2011 also the port of Albia with Civitavecchia and poor to Torres with Savona about 40 tourist harbours are located along the Sardinian coasts topic roads Sardinia is the only Italian region without Auto strain but the road network is well developed with a system of no toll roads with dual carriageway called super straight and super roads that connect the principal towns and the main airports and seaports the speed limit is 90 km/h 56 miles per hour 110 km/h 68 miles per hour the principal Road is the SS 131 Carlo Felice linking the south with the north of the island crossing the most historic regions of poor to Torres and Col URI it is part of European route e 25 the SS 131 d c-- and links are estado with all BIA crossing the hinterland Noro region other roads designed for high-capacity traffic links asari with alghero Sassari with Tempe oppa Sonia Cesario BIA Collier 'totally Collier E Iglesias newer Atlanta say a work in progress is converting the main routes to highway standards with the elimination of all intersections the secondary inland and mountain roads are generally narrow with many hairpin turns so the speed limits are very low public transport buses reach every town and village at least once a day however due to the low density of population the smallest territories are reachable only by car the azienda regionally Sarda trasport ta rst is the public regional bus transport agency networks of city buses serve the main towns in sardinia 1 million two hundred ninety five thousand four hundred sixty two vehicles circulate equal to 613 per 1000 inhabitants topic railways the Sardinian railway system was developed starting from the 19th century by the Welsh engineer benjamin pearcy today there are two different railway operators Trenitalia which connects the most populated towns the main ports and also the italian peninsula through the use of train ferries this network is the most modern on the island running primarily diesel locomotives such as the Alstom menuetto and from 2015 the faster tilting train CAF ATR 365 and ATR 465 specifically designed for the Sardinian railway network arst the trains run on narrow gauge track are generally slow due to the tortuosity of the lines except for the electrified trains operating in the metropolitan areas of sassari and Collier II the Trentino Verde little green train is a railway tourism service operated by a rst vintage rail cars and steam locomotives run through the wildest parts of the island they allow the traveler to have scenic views impossible to see from the main roads topic demographics with a population density of 69 per square kilometers slightly more than a third of the national average Sardinia is the fourth least populated region in Italy in the recent past the population distribution was anomalous compared to that of other Italian regions lying on the sea in fact contrary to the general trend most urban settlement with the exception of the fortified cities of Collier E alghero case del Sarto and few others has not taken place primarily along the coast but in the sub coastal areas and towards the center of the island historical reasons for this include the repeated Saracen raids during the Middle Ages and then Barbary raids until the early 19th century making the coast unsafe widespread pastoral activities inland and the swampy nature of the coastal plains reclaimed definitively only in the 20th century the situation has been reversed with the expansion of seaside tourism today all Sardinia's major urban centres are located near the coasts while the islands interior is very sparsely populated it is the region with the lowest total fertility rate 1.08 seven births per woman and the second lowest birth rate of italy which is already one of the lowest in the world combined with the aging of population going rather fast in 2009 people older than 65 were 18 7 % rural depopulation is quite a big issue between 1991 and 2001 71 4% of Sardinian villages have lost population 32 more than 20% and 115 between 10% and 20% with over 30 of them being at risk to become ghost towns nonetheless the overall population has been increasing because of a considerable immigration flow mainly from the Italian mainland Eastern Europe especially Romania Africa and Asia topic life expectancy average life expectancy is slightly over 82 years 85 for women and seventy nine point seven for men Sardinia shares with the Japanese island of Okinawa the highest rate of centenarians in the world 22 centenarians 100,000 inhabitants Sardinia is the first discovered Blue Zone a demographic and/or geographic area in the world with an oversized concentration of centenarians and super centenarians topic for an immigration in 2016 there were 50,000 346 foreign national residents forming 3 percent of the total Sardinian population the most represented nationalities were topic main cities and functional urban areas you Sardinia's most populated cities are call URI and sassari the metropolitan city of Collier II has 430 1302 inhabitants or about one quarter of the population of the entire island your stat has identified in Sardinia to functional urban areas Collier II with 477 thousand inhabitants and Sassari with 222 thousand inhabitants topic government and politics Sardinia is one of the five Italian autonomous regions along with the Aosta Valley trentino-alto adige südtirol friuli-venezia giulia and Sicily its particular statute which in itself as a constitutional law gives the region a limited degree of autonomy in tailing the right to carry out the administrative functions of the local body and to create its own laws in a strictly defined number of domains the regional administration is constituted by three authorities the Regional Council legislative power the regional hunda executive power the president chief of executive power topic administrative divisions since 2016 Sardinia is divided into four provinces new ro air Astana sassari South Sardinia and the metropolitan city of Col URI topic military installations around 65% of all the Italian and NATO military installations in Italy are on Sardinia whose area is less than 1/10 of all the Italian territory and whose population is little more than the to 5% the bases used for manufacturing plants and military testing grounds totally take up more than 350 square kilometers of the islands land making Sardinia the most militarized region in Italy and the most militarized island in Europe besides the land occupying installations where 80% of the military explosives in Italy are used there are also other military structures located on the sea and along the coastline roughly equivalent to 20,000 square kilometers little less than the island surface being made inaccessible to the civil population when military exercises are being held among the others the most notable military bases on the island are the interagency polygons in Keira capo tallada and capo Frasca used by Italian and NATO forces to test-fire ballistic missiles and weapons and by Italian and European Space Agency to test space vehicles and for orbital launches until 2008 the US Navy had also a nuclear submarine base in the Madalena archipelago topic culture Sardinia is the only autonomous region in Italy where its special statute uses the term Popolo distinct people to refer to its inhabitants while this formula is also used by Veneto which unlike Sardinia is an ordinary region the Sardinian statute is adopted with a constitutional law in both cases such term is not meant to imply any legal difference between Sardinians and any other citizen of the country topic architecture of the prehistoric architecture in Sardinia there are numerous testimonies such as the Domus de Janice hypogea tombs the Giants grave the megalithic circles the men here's the dolmens and the weld temples however the element that more than any other characterizes the Sardinian prehistoric landscape are the nuraghe the remains of thousands of these Bronze Age buildings of various types simple and complex are still visible today there are also numerous traces left by the Phoenicians and Punic hsihu introduced new urban forms on the coasts the Romans gave a new administrative structure to the whole island through the restructuring of several cities the creation of new centers in the construction of many infrastructures of which the ruins remain such as the palace of rebar Baro in por do Torres or the Roman amphitheatre of Collier II even from the early Christian and Byzantine epic there are several testimonies throughout the territory both on the coasts and inside especially linked to buildings of worship a particular development had Romanesque architecture during the judicata period starting from 1063 the Sardinian judges Judah Keyes through substantial donations had favored the arrival to the island of monks of different orders from various regions of Italy in France these circumstances favoured and turned the arrival to the island of workers from Pisa Lombardi Provence and Muslim Spain giving rise to unprecedented artistic manifestations marked by the fusion of these experiences the cornerstone in the evolution of Romanesque architectural forms was the basilica of san Gavino in Porto Torres among the most relevant examples there are the cathedrals of San tanco diba serchio ocre san pietro de surahs in Baroda san nicola do Tana the palatine chapel of santa maria del regno of our dara the santa justa Cathedral Nostra signora dieter gu the basilica de saccargia in cod Ron Jia knows and Santa Maria D u ta and of the 13th century the cathedrals of Santa Maria de Montserrat o trite elias and san ponte leo dolia nova as for military architecture numerous castles to defend the territory were built during this period at the beginning of the 14th century date the fortifications and towers of Collier E designed by Giovanni capela after their arrival in 1320 for the era Gandhi's concentrated the first realizations in Collier II the oldest Catalan gothic Church in Sardinia as the Shrine of Our Lady of Benari ah also in Collier in the same years the Aragon E's chapel was built inside the cathedral in the first half of the 15th century a real Gothic jewel was built the complex of San Domenico which included the church in the convent almost completely destroyed during the air raids of 1943 and of which only the cloister remains other works were the churches of San Francesco of stamp pace of which only a part of the cloister remains Santa Eulalia and San Giacomo in alghero in the second half of the 15th century the construction of the church of San Francesco and in the 16th century of the cathedral began Renaissance architecture although poorly represented includes notable examples such as the installation of the Cathedral of San Nicola D Sassari late gothic but with a strong Renaissance influence the Church of Santa Gastineau D colliery designed by pale ero fruity no the Church of Santa Catarina in Sassari designed by Bernardo nee a pupil of Vignola on the contrary the Baroque architecture has found wide prominence interesting examples are the collegio da de Santana in Collier E the facade of the cathedral of santa Cola in Sassari the Church of San Miguel a and Collier E as well as the Cathedral of Collier E ales interest on O rebuilt or modified between the 17th and 18th centuries starting from the 19th century new architectural forms of neoclassical inspiration spread throughout the island among the most important figures of this architectural and urban phase is that of the architect from Collier Eagleton Dojima whose works are scattered throughout the Sardinian territory alongside the works of Chima it is worth mentioning those of Giuseppe common Adi Palazzo and Civic Theatre of sassari and Antonio Cano DOMA vests Maria de bedlam in sassari in the cathedral of santa maria della navei in new era in the second half of the 19th century in Sassari was built the neo-gothic Palace Giordano 1878 which is one of the earliest examples of revivalism in the island an interesting realization of eclectic style derived from the union between revivalist and Art Nouveau models appears to be the City Hall of Collier II completed in the early 20th century the advent of fascism has strongly influenced architecture in Sardinia in the 20s and 30s interesting achievements of that period are the new centers of fertilia arborea and the city of carbonia one of the greatest examples of rationalist architecture topic art numerous findings of the typical statues of the mother goddess and pottery engraved with geometric designs testified the artistic expressions of the pre nuragic people's subsequently the nuragic civilization produced hundreds of bronze statuettes and the enigmatic stone statuary of the giants of mont a promise the union between the nuragic populations and the merchants coming from every part of the mediterranean led to a refined production of gold artifacts rings earrings and jewelry of all kinds but also votive styles and wall decorations in addition to architecture linked to public works the Romans introduced the mosaics and decorated the rich villas of the patricians with sculptures and paintings in the Middle Ages during the judicata period the architecture of the churches were enriched with capitals sarcophagi frescoes marble altars and later embellished with RIT Able's paintings by important artists such as the master of Castile Sardo Pietro Guevara and really so and the school of the so-called master of Otzi Airy who was headed by Giovanni del Giglio and Pietro Giovanni Calvin O of Sinise origin in the nineteenth century in an early 20th century originated the myths of an uncontaminated and timeless island recounted by the many travelers who visited Sardinia in that period like D H Lawrence such myths were celebrated mainly by Sardinian artists such as Giuseppe Piazzi Francesco CIU sa Filippo fig re Mario della Tala and Stannis deci in their works they highlighted the autochthonous values of the agro pastoral world not yet homologate to the modernity that was pressing from the outside other important Sardinian artists of the second half of the 20th century were Costantino Nivola Maria ly albino manga and penuche Osceola Topic World Heritage Sites megalithic building structures called nuraghes are scattered in great numbers throughout sardinia sooner xcd Beru me me as a unesco world heritage site topic languages Italian which is the official language throughout Italy is the most widely spoken language today followed by the islands historical language Sardinian sous are due Sardinian as a distinct branch of the Romance language family it is therefore a separate language rather than an Italian dialect and it is also closer to its Latin roots than Italian itself Sardinian has been formally recognized as one of the twelve historical language minorities of Italy since 1997 by regional and Italian law the language has been influenced by Catalan Spanish and recently Italian while the once spoken nuragic contributes many features to it in many ancient remnants in 2006 the regional administration has approved the use of a standardized writing system the so called limbus r de caminha in official acts as a literary language Sardinian is gaining importance despite heated debate about the lack of a commonly acknowledged standard orthography and controversial proposed solutions to this problem the two most widely spoken forms of the language are the southern dialects known as camp enemies sue Sardu camp Attanasio and the northern dialects known as low good or easy sue Sardu logu dora sue extending almost to the suburbs of sassari the Sardinian language is quite different from the other Romance languages and is homogeneous in terms of morphology syntax and lexicon but it also shows a spectrum of variation in terms of phonetics between the northern and the southern dialects Sasser east blue saseru and glories lugar su are classified as course of Sardinian languages therefore more akin to the Italo Dalmatian branch than to the Sardinian one and are spoken in the north in Sardinia there are examples of language islands algorri Slough Gerais is a dialect of catalan spoken in the city of alghero on the islands of San Pietro and San tanco located in the extreme southwest of Sardinia the local population speaks a variant of Ligurian called Tabar Kino Alta barchan fewer and fewer people speak Venetian Friulian and Istria tin arboria and fertilia since these villages have been populated in the 1920s and 1930s by colonists who mainly came from northeastern Italy and families from Istria and Dalmatia immediately after World War two due to the Italian assimilation policies carried out since 1760 in the ongoing absorption into the Italian culture over the course of time the once prevalent indigenous languages have been increasingly losing ground to Italian and the process of ongoing language shift has led to their extreme endangerment in fact according to the data published by ISTAT in 2006 fifty two point five percent of the Sardinian population speaks just Italian in the family environment while twenty nine point three percent alternates Italian and Sardinian and only sixteen point six percent uses Sardinian or other non Italian languages outside the circle of family and friends the last option drops to five two percent following the recent growth of the foreign-born population the presence of other languages principally Romanian Arabic Wolof and Chinese is expanding in some urban areas topic literature you topic traditional clothes colorful and of various and original forms the Sardinian traditional clothes are a clear symbol of belonging to specific collective identities although the basic model is homogeneous and common throughout the island each town or village has its own traditional clothing which differentiates it from the others topic music Sardinia is home to one of the oldest forms of vocal polyphony generally known as Ken to attend or in 2005 UNESCO classed the Ken to attend or among intangible world heritage several famous musicians have found it irresistible including Frank Zappa Ornette Coleman and Peter Gabriel the latter traveled to the town of Biddy in the central mountainous region and recorded the now world-famous tenors dbiddy CD on his real world label the guttural sounds produced in this form make a remarkable sound similar to Tuvan throat singing another polyphonic style of singing more like the Corsican Peggy Ella and liturgical nature is found in Sardinia and is known as kin to a concordia another unique instrument is the la notice three reed canes two of them glued together with beeswax produce distinctive harmonies which have their roots many thousands of years ago as demonstrated by the bronze statuettes from Italy of a man playing the three Reed canes dated to 2000 BC beyond this the tradition of can to a chat Eric guitar songs has its origins in town squares when artists would compete against one another the most famous singer of this genre are Maria Carta and Elena Letta Sardinian culture is alive and well and young people are actively involved in their own music and dancing in 2004 BBC presenter Andy Kershaw travelled to the island with Sardinian music specialist Pablo Farber and interviewed many artists his program can be heard on BBC Radio 3 Sardinia has produced a number of notable jazz musicians such as Antonello Salas Marcelo melis and Paolo fresco the main opera houses of the island are the Teatro liriko in Collier II and the teatro comunale and Sassari topic cuisine meat dairy products grains and vegetables constitute the most basic elements of the traditional diet to a lesser extent rock lobster a la gusta scampi bottarga boot ariga squid tuna suckling pig porchetta and wild boar sir bone are roasted on the spit or boiled in stews of beans and vegetables thickened with bread herbs such as mint and Myrtle are used much Sardinian bread is made dry which keeps longer than high moisture breads those are baked as well including Savera show ko koi Pinto a highly decorative bread and pista clue made with flour and water only originally meant for herders but often served at home with tomatoes basil oregano garlic and a strong cheese traditional cheeses include pecorino Sardo pecorino romano Casa Zulu ricotta and the kazoo marzu notable for containing live insect larvae one of the most famous of foods as pane carasau the flatbread of Sardinia famous for its thin crunchiness originally the making of this bread was a hard process which needed three women to do the job this flatbread is always made by hand as it gives a different flavor the more you work the dough after working the dough it will be rolled out in very thin circles and placed in an extremely hot stone oven where the dough will blow up into a ball shape once the dough achieves that state it is then removed from the oven where it is then cut into two thin sheets and stacked to go back into the oven alcoholic beverages include many peculiar wines such as cannon al Malvasia vernaccia Vermentino various liquors like Avril dente falou furrow and mere toe beer is the most drunk alcoholic beverage Sardinia boasts the highest consumption per capita of beer in Italy twice higher than national average beer a ik noosa is the most commercialized beer produced in sardinia topic sports you topic football Colly areas home to call uri calcio which was founded in 1920 and play in the Serie A the Italian first division it won the Italian championship in the 1969-70 Serie offseason becoming the first club in southern Italy to achieve such a result today home matches are played at the Sardegna arena Sardinia has also joined Co and IFA a football federation for all associations outside FIFA topic basketball you sassari is home to dynamo baskets asari the only Sardinian professional basketball club playing in the lega basket Serie A the highest level Club competition in Italian professional basketball it was founded in 1960 and is also known as Dynamo Banco de Sardegna thanks to a long sponsorship deal with the Sardinian bank since its promotion in lega a in 2010 it has been enjoying the support of fans from sassari and all over Sardinia with full house matches on every game played at home Dynamo Sassari achieved the highest titles in the Italian basketball in 2015 winning the Coppa Italia the Supercopa in the Italian basketball championship topic motor racing in the province of Sassari as the mores motor racing circuit the only FIA circuit homologate by CSA I cars and the IMF motorcycles in Sardinia Collier II hosted a formula 3000 race in 2002 in 2003 on a 2.4 1 4 kilometres street circuit around San telia Stadium in 2003 Renault f1 Jarno Trulli and former Ferrari driver Jean Alesi did a spectacular exhibition at the Grand Prix BMW f1 driver Robert Kubica took part in the f3 car as did BMW wtcc augusto farthest GP 2's ferry's Fozzie and Vitaly Petrov since 2004 Sardinia has hosted the rally d'Italia sardegna a rally competition in the FIA World Rally Championship schedule the rally is held on narrow twisty sandy and bumpy mountainous roads in the north of the island topic water sports on the island of caprera is located the Centro veliko caprara that is considered one of the largest school of sailing in the Mediterranean Sea founded in 1967 the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda located in Porto Cervo and founded in 1967 as the main yachting Club in the island annually the island hosts the Loro Piana super yacht regatta and the maxi Yacht Rolex cup part of the Louis Vuitton trophy was held in the Madalena archipelago in 2010 Vento di Sardegna n wind of Sardinia was a sail boat sponsored by the autonomous region of Sardinia its skipper Andrea Miura won the single-handed transatlantic race in 2013 and in 2017 the two-handed transatlantic race to star regatta in 2012 in the route du Rhum port apoyo north of Palau is a Bay well known by wind surfers and kite surfers the bay is divided by a thin tongue of land that separates it in an area for advanced and beginner intermediate wind surfers there is also a restricted area for kite surf many freestyle wind surfers Gwent to Porto poyo for training in 2007 saw the finale of the freestyle pro kids Europe 2007 contest because of the venturi effect between Sardinia and Corsica Western wind accelerates between the islands and creates the wind that makes Porto poyo popular among windsurfing enthusiasts Collier II hosts regularly international regattas such RC 44 championship far 40 World Championship out eMED Cup and kite Championships in view of the 36th America's Cup scheduled to take place in New Zealand in 2021 Luna Rossa challenge has chose collie areas placed for its preparation topic winter sports for ski resorts are located on the gin argenta range at separate or Jew Mandy Spada Serena and bronchus FINA they are equipped with ski schools skilift sand ski equipment higher topic traditional sports Syst rumba also known as Sardinian wrestling is a traditional Sardinian sport officially recognized by the Italian National Olympic Committee CEO and I and the International Federation of Celtic wrestling IFC W it shows similarities with the Scottish back hold in the Goron it's Trump is wrestlers participate annually at the championships for Celtic wrestling styles Sardinia boasts ancient equestrian traditions and is the Italian region with the highest number of horse riders 29% of population and boasts also find arts tradition which many believe originated in the Sassari region of the country towards the end of the 15th century in those days the darts were carved from beech bagus wood and the flights were feathers drawn from the indigenous pious alta no sultana bird famed for its spectacular violet blue plumage topic environment following an enormous reforestation plan Sardinia has become the Italian region with the largest forest extension 1 million 213,000 250 hectares 12,000 132 square kilometers or 50% of the island is covered by forested areas the corpo forest daily d vigilancia ambient l della ragione sarda as the Sardinian forestry corps sardinia is the italian region most affected by forest fires during the summer the regional landscape plan prohibits new building activities on the coast except in urban centres next to forests Lakes or other environmental or cultural sites and the coastal conservation agency ensures the protection of natural areas on the Sardinian coast renewable energies have increased noticeably in recent years mainly wind power favored by the windy climate but also solar power Carlo Rubbia noblest in physics is creating an experimental solar thermal energy central and biofuel based on jatropha oil and coals oil five hundred eighty six point eight megawatts of wind power capacity were installed on the island at the end of 2009 topic fauna Sardinia is home to a wide variety of rare or uncommon animals such as several species of mammals many of them belonging to an endemic subspecies the Mediterranean monk seal sarch Edano horse dr a horse albino donkey Sardinian feral cat mouflon Sardinian long eared bat Sardinian deer fallow deer Sardinian fox vulpes vulpes Ignis a Sardinian hare Lepus capensis Mediterranea s-- wild boar sue scrofa meridian ellis edible dormouse and european pine marten rare amphibians found only on the island are the Sardinian brook salamander brown cave salamander imperial cave salamander Mundy alba cave salamander supramonte a cave salamander and sarah bus cave salamander spheal IAM Ants arab you census the Sardinian tree frog is also found in Corsica and in the Tuscan Archipelago among reptiles worthy of moat our bed ryoga's rock lizard the Tyrrhenian wall lizard and fit singers algae rhoids endemic species of Sardinia and Corsica the island is inhabited by terrestrial tortoises and sea turtles like Herman's tortoise the spur-thighed tortoise margin ated tortoise testudo marginata SAR de nube old tortoise loggerhead sea turtle and green sea turtle a new arachnid species endemic to the island has been recently found the nuragic spider sardinia has four endemic subspecies of birds found nowhere else in the world it's great spotted woodpecker SSP hardier t great tit sspe ki common chaffinch SSP Sarda and eurasian j SSP Ignace a it also shares a further 10 endemic subspecies of bird with Corsica in some cases Sardinia is a delimited part of the species range for example the subspecies of hooded crow Corvis corn excess espy corn ex occurs in Sardinia and Corsica but no further south some birds of prey found here are the Griffon vulture common Buzzard Golden Eagle long eared owl western Marsh Harrier peregrine falcon European honey Buzzard Sardinian goshawk occipital Gentiles are ego knee bone Elly's eagle and eleanor is Falcon whose name comes from Eleonora var Berea national heroine of Sardinia expert in falconry the hundreds of lagoons and coastal lakes that dot the island are home for many species of wading birds such as the greater flamingos conversely Sardinia lacks many species comment on the European continent such as the Viper wolf Baron Marmot the island has also long been used for grazing flocks of indigenous Sardinian sheep the Sardinian Anglo Arab as a horse breed that was established in Sardinia where it has been selectively bred for more than 100 years three different breeds of dogs are peculiar to Sardinia the past or fontys Dogo Sardo and levira Sardo topic beaches in sardinia there are more than 100 beaches the geology of the island provides a variety of beaches for example beaches made of fine sand or of quartz grain along the west coast there are steep cliffs and gentle sandy beaches the northern East Coast near albia has a lot of large sandy beaches the middle of the east coast near colligan one consists of cliffs and caves and in the southeast coast Vila simius are badhak sand other villages there are rocky beaches as well as sandy beaches topic natural parks and reserves over six hundred thousand hectares of Sardinian territory as environmentally preserved about 25 percent of the islands territory the island has three national parks one a Cynara national park 2 RC pool ago deal a model and a national park and three janar Gentoo national park the numbers correspond to those in the map to write 10 regional parks for Park Odell Lim Barra 5 Park Oh Del Mar game ego siano 6 Park Odell sinus Monty Faru 7 park Odom on dar ci8 parco della guerra de gesture e9 Park Odom on deal Ennis hora de Morgan i-10 park Eau de cette Fratelli Maundy Gina's 11 park Oh del Sol Kai's parco natural regionally deep or - Conte parco regionally mullen tar jeus salad at there are 60 wildlife reserves five WWF Oasis 25 natural monuments and one geo mineral park preserved by UNESCO northern Sardinian coasts are included in the Pelagos sanctuary for Mediterranean marine mammals a marine protected area that covers a surface of about eighty four thousand square kilometers 30 2433 square miles aimed at the protection of marine mammals topic see also list of islands of Italy history of Sardinia list of tourist attractions in Sardinia Sardinian people list of Sardinians Sardinian language judicata 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ELqYrPY-d20 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELqYrPY-d20 | SONIC FRONTIERS RACE w/ UDJ & TheNSCL - Episode 1 - A Sonic Grand Prix | welcome to the Sonic Frontiers Grand Prix yes I am your host Ultra director Jester and with me as always is the nisco time to play it is time to play what many believe to be the greatest 3D Sonic game since at least Sonic Adventure 2. I'm sure yeah I'll have to take your word for it well I mean I'm inclined to believe them I mean it's I like it yeah I like it a lot I like it enough I like it a lot that so we're gonna we're gonna have a little bit of a race yeah bring it so let me explain how this is gonna work there are four islands of Sonic Frontiers I'm gonna take them Island by Island we're gonna have 30 minute rounds and let me get my entire rule list here yeah we're gonna have three we're gonna 30 minute rounds to basically kind of chop this up into more digestible parts for us and for you the audience uh we're just gonna run around and do everything on the island get like 100 we're doing on hard mode so we get that true ending at the end uh We're not gonna kill all the Guardians we don't need to do that but we are going to get all s ranks on all the stages get all the Vault Keys get all the emeralds get all the dialogues feed all the challenges do as much as we can and we're gonna see which one of us can do it faster there's of course other stipulations and other little uh rules that we've added and well probably adjust things as we go we'll probably explain them as we go but uh I don't know about you I'm I am getting excited I really really want to get this started how about you this is also a fun little race between I'm assuming PlayStation 5 versus Xbox series X that's right it's the PlayStation versus series X all right uh so uh I am on new game I am on I'm actually highlighting hard difficulty okay I will highlight hard difficulty as well recommended for those who want challenging battles and something extra being that true ending at the end I'm sure okay all right then ready when you are okay three three two one go I mean uh which one do you choose I choose action Style I'll match you all right for Real uh three three two one go it was a dark and stormy night I swear if Eggman ends up in a cabin in the woods I quit there's a line in Sonic Adventure that always piqued my curiosity when chaos evolves after eating a Chaos Emerald he goes ah it's just as the Stone Temple it's predicted oh my God I want to think maybe this is something similar this is secretly Sonic Adventure 3. would you be disappointed if they actually came out and said oh yeah we just called it something different that's what they've done for like years Sonic Unleashed was supposed to be Sonic Adventure three but then it became a brand new Sonic World adventure this is like the third time he's tried to [ __ ] everything over with his Wiggly wobbly time red crap or whatever and then the Sentinels appeared we cannot let you do that it's all coming online the ancient Secrets will be mine [Music] so this uh this game reminds me a lot of other games right now I'm getting real big near automata Vibes definitely especially when we get into the world and there's just nothing there no [Music] you by the way I just now pressed start on the timer I forgot to hit that well it's okay I should probably wait until like we actually start gameplay I was about to say we're still in cutscene Island so yeah that's fine there it is folks cutscene Island I think my favorite part about this game is you know all the the Glitchy effects that happened in the entire game they could totally say oh yeah that's just the Ancients world it's not actually a glitch shut up I believe it just reminds me of one of the first gags in high on life is just all uh all glitches are coincidental and are making fun of other games glitches the thing about this game is that even though it's like full of bugs and glitches They Don't Really hamper my gameplay if anything it's just a little bit of extra challenge it's just that uh that uh that that unique Sonic flavor you know yeah I'd say that it this is a Sonic flavored glitch it's just like it's just annoying to where I don't want to actually quit but you know what I'm still gonna be mad at it you really gotta be in a mindset for [ __ ] oh okay start oh [ __ ] I forgot there was a level to start here we go go go go go go go go run run run run run I believe it's R2 on your end oh there's bread Rings here Jesus I guess yep we're at our first challenge I guess okay well I'm gonna go ahead and just retry the stage I forgot there were red rings here so I'm just gonna keep going then I got one do you even have an opportunity to come back to the stage like to start it after we're you know going through we may have to go through a few cutscenes but uh you know but you will eventually come back for it we're gonna have to when we hit a challenge we got we gotta clear it yeah that's right that's how it goes hey I I normally just do stages until I am completely done with them and I just went off of the map are you kidding me oh no I got a B Rank and I missed two reps please at least oh you could you can hit try again when you clear it oh that's perfect actually all right so we got one red ring we're still fairly early on that is not a red ring that is a flower that is my B Sonic totally my bad there's number two red ringer oh you know when you do a trick and you just whip it and then Sonic's just like ah you didn't want that did you slow no it's not gonna go good oh well yeah so you can press the the B button or the B button equivalent on PS5 to do the stomp which is a move that I really like and first stage done with all five red rings hold on what'd you get damn it not an ass I Gotta See wow I almost didn't get any grade it was a minute 25 let's go ahead and do that again but this time get an S rank and 150 rings I completely forgot about that part of the challenge oh boy it does every stage have a every stage has a ring challenge yeah I think so yeah red rings I think after a certain point I'm just going to focus on one challenge at a time that way I'm just not constantly you know failing going back failing going back got all five red rings got an A rank I need 150 rolls that's probably gonna all right I need to clear it in 43 seconds for an S rank 43 seconds is actually very harsh and that's the funny thing I love about forces the hardest challenges and the hardest years to get S ranks in you see horses damn it Frontiers yeah how dare they call both the mediocre game and and the really good game both after f I didn't even get an s that time I almost had 150 rings but I got a B this time so we're making an improvements again how you doing over on your end I'm trying to go for that up well you were saying it didn't it didn't work out let's try this 150 links again again get a feel for the course here all right so we'll get this get that 10 for one here it is let's just not worry about time we're getting rings nope get off that that is actually a trap okay 111 please tell me this is enough that's I just missed all the Rings okay cool and is that the ending hey big jerks all right again again all right I'm just gonna tell you right now audience these opening stages are actually the hardest to get S ranks on and after the hardest one oh no oh no oh no what are you doing I almost did I got it though all right got 150 rings I think we're looking good I think we're sitting pretty I must beat the Sonic guy all right all I gotta do now is get that S10 43 seconds let's go I think the S is actually extremely easy here oh that was a fun move all right whatever you think I'd lost rings but Sonic might be too slow I hate this game it already sucked do you forfeit no I don't never not when Eternal Sonic glory is on the line you kidding me this until the next soccer game some guy comes out the actual Sonic Adventure 3 was the friends we made along the way especially in the race format because you can't put a number on that nope you just can't seven oh geez I'm not gonna make it I'm not gonna make it oh geez got it oh yeah s yes damn it all right one one double time double time cleared all four missions that means that I can continue got 141 rings I nearly missed them all got it got 150 rings and I missed the S but at least I can take uh take out 150. well this just means you're back in cutscene Island so I have a very small chance of catching up there's that no just just for your uh simplicity's sake you will be stuck in cutscene Isle after that too yeah I know I know but at least everybody can just watch the lovely cut scenes that are happening after while I speed very quickly to the end oils Amy story and Sonic Frontiers while you're focusing on your S rank is that they all went to the islands to do a thing you know what reason do you need but now we're we're somehow crossed with cyberspace and reality and Sonic is apparently cool and fast enough to get out of cyberspace and come into the real world but it's still kind of in the middle of between cyberspace and reality Sonic's too cool then there's this uh this lady named uh uh Sage here that he's talking to them we can't see right now did you get it are you my friends all right you got all four yep all four excellent I can move on yay the sage has complex uh motives find all the chaos emeralds stop the Titans and free our world from cyberspace but you can't do it I don't want you to do it but do it anyway and then Sage comes out of nowhere and says there can be only one and talks directly to our screens here we go there can be only one tell your friends and then you can all be one all right good options change the yeah I'm gonna go ahead and this was the best part I thought being able to change your settings yes I agree with that turning speed yeah boost turnings okay [Music] okay all right I'm where I want to be let's do it so what do you do do you uh increase top speed like all the way well yeah uh I don't have running speed up all the way because I want to be able to like you know control myself yeah control it what do we do here poop and there's one challenge oh yeah so um are there the same number of challenges on every island no no okay they're all different yeah and these these little challenges are just to increase the map visibility they got me a heart oh hurt all right here we go to the options I don't want to go to the training simulator God damn it get me out of here first challenge go no no Force tutorial get me out of here three ancient switches hit the switches got it one two oh I have to actually stand on them wait what you mean I can't just speed over them challenge one down all right cool here we go Matt check it ah that one oh more big bad big fight bad oh boy fighting dudes finally four Dudes hi tutorial wait four Dudes I just met four Dudes that just no I don't want to go to the training simulator so you didn't really fight four Dudes I I got the real dudes I got the prologue into fighting four Dudes here we go four Dudes time to fight I now have learned what a homing attack is I have now collected seeds of knowledge oops all right I don't really know where to go next but I'm just gonna run until I get there oh it's a ninja fighting your first Ninja dude how did you even see it he's not a very good ninja it seems okay does he have blue hair does he play fortnite the okay now I see what you mean about fighting four Dudes so here's my actual four Dudes oh I gotta kill that guy that's okay oh yeah I don't think I ever mentioned it is 100 is uh getting to the max level part of 100 um Maybe how about we we'll talk about that when we get there yeah I think meet me trying to live right now is uh all I care about it's more important than figuring out rules [ __ ] out of you what's going on ninja Guardians are powerful enemies drop portal gear so in hard mode you lose all your rings hmm that's took me right back cool ninja Dead all right such a dramatic regarding turn the icy there we go how do I turn it again just nice the other way like no don't take me backwards don't take me backwards Sonic like that door open let's go oh it's so funny whatever you think oh yeah this will move me forward nah not today mate not today oh thank thank God all right do that again oh there it is turn the statue to open the gate okay all right now now we're in business in what way you got the psych Loop or the side Loop okay so we can run around so if you need Rings just run around the circle Nero there's Rings you know there's Rings oh yeah heart and there's Rings hey there's more Rings hey that's a lot of rings oh look at these Rings oh wow they're getting so many [ __ ] Rings man look at us we're Unstoppable hey there we go I got side Loop sweet uh hello oh okay yeah it has to show you there are skill trees in Sonic Frontiers that challenge is done go ahead and grab some Phantom rush and I have all the skill points basically ah yeah we'll go ahead and do that I found where the first Emerald is no chaos emeralds we need those I think we might yep yep run around in a circle I got you I got you try the cycling combat I think I will let's go do they ever actually tell you that uh Lightspeed Dash is built in now I I didn't I didn't figure that out all right hold on hold on I need to do this silent doesn't really work so well in combat not when kicking them a whole bunch works there we go it's a lot easier to just kick a dude most of the times it's true in real life up up next challenge if you click the stick the left stick you can do a uh you could do a Lightspeed Dash I don't think the game ever tells you about that thank you oh that didn't work what okay important time I think I'm supposed to do these individually but I want to see if I can skip the middleman I can I only have one portal all right so there are some Guardians we do need to destroy because they have portal gears we need to open challenges right speak of the devil that's a big boy right there he probably has a thing if I like your thing please oh you look at udj over there fighting the big dude it's a tower ooh the towers fun times fun times try Loop in combat nah okay they're gonna make me fine here we go side Loop in combat bam and did it at top speed hell yeah bam so much easier to just punch a dude you are absolutely correct oh boy that was that was close let's see let's go hey another level hey you hey hey hey return to reboot Sonic returns recording in games warning incoming game the gap between Dimensions oh my God Sonics appeared in so many things I'm surprised that you know there was not a ruby series and he's actually part of it all right now we can go into the next stage let's go we're the hardest one of the entire game no joke good luck one two one two has the tightest S rank requirement in in the whole game it does it's ridiculous and I thought that's how it was going to be for the entire game nope just this one just this one it makes so let's go to the sense I'm right behind you I'm fighting my tower now so I can get into that level yes thank you what's your opinion on uh letting the uh getting into the level animation play out uh sorry I'm fighting a tower what'd you say I said what's your opinion on letting the uh you know going into the dimension playing out that that cutscene oh okay do you want to let that play or skip it oh oh okay let this one play out skip the skip the next ones hey that works that works for me let's have some uh some speed go on here stay there yes this is [ __ ] love this song yes one two amazing song especially since you're gonna be hearing it for a very long time not me oh yeah oh yeah Mr confident man I'm heading into one two right now I'm only gonna hear it for about uh five minutes that's it oh yeah oh yeah you really think so I do yeah it's actually self-aware return to cyberspace as many times as it takes you got it this isn't working that was a minute two I needed 55 seconds I remember that [Music] well at least I cleared the goal in the 80 rings so I just gotta find the red star rings and clear with this ring so let's try again again again again again again go go go let's go oh let's go come on let's go let's take it oh that didn't work all right here we go I immediately just stopped on my tracks I don't remember this level at all but I do remember the trick to get the S so let's do that first [Music] it was a trick to it yeah there's a specific path you can take that gets you an S every single time and it's the one you wouldn't think of especially if you played Sonic games in the past I think I've already screwed it up but that's okay we're here to enjoy the music boost in the air yeah I definitely didn't get it this time around because I don't even remember how many seconds it is 55 55 yes 50 51 52 53 I failed well all right oh no that's the wrong way gotcha gotcha okay minute two gotta beat that ah geez hey I got 80 Rings nice spikes at the end those things suck they have actually ended a perfect run before actually mad let's keep going we got a little under 12 minutes left oh wow okay I'm ready I'm ready okay that shaved a lot of time off there I think one of the hints I was able to figure out on my own is the uh the Springs actually take time from you and I've I [ __ ] it I [ __ ] it no it was about to be so cool I'm doing a lot better now [Music] oh [Music] so close okay ah 57 seconds I got all the Red Star Wings really okay cool I'll take it [ __ ] now it's just that S rank the real challenge of Sonic Frontiers here we go let's go these are getting the hard part out of the way exactly I'm glad you put this directly at the beginning Sega much appreciated okay you can shave some time off the hat The Dashing can be so inconsistent sometimes where you think oh yeah I can Dash after I jump off this guy only half the time never consistent okay that can shave some time got it yeah I didn't get it thankfully eight seven oh this is it [Music] oh no oh no 56 seconds oh it's rough my friend oh come on come on come on let's go there we go [Music] all right come on come on I feel it I feel it [Music] oh yeah that was good that was good all right I got to the same place with less seconds down here I hate everything I hit the spike wall oh no you ruined everything I was on track damn it Thomas disco Thomas strikes again and Lightspeed Dash barely helps in this stage too oops oh oh that's a ruined attempt all right ah come on come on I felt it that last time it can happen I think I [ __ ] it again they're looking for precise movements that's so hard about 35 there yeah I don't think I made it I'll still try it just to make sure I have my router now did this actually do anything no it's the other one got it okay okay okay okay okay let's go so I hope you guys like this song because it's great you hear it forever why did you focus on that [Music] go go go go go go doing good on time oh this is it oh that might have done it no no saved it save it save all right second row of rings I panic [ __ ] 55.66 [Laughter] come on first the worst oh there's gifts now come on come on come on then the pure milliseconds which means you found the pattern then huh go come on come on yeah come on come on [Music] 42 seconds at the Loop come on why Sonic why [Music] oh my God 54. yes [ __ ] yes hardest s in the entire game get me out of here you know this isn't it this isn't the one because I [ __ ] it I [ __ ] it uh at the end taking the second set of orange Rings actually helps you immensely because you don't have to jump over the uh the spike wall anymore I know what the second set the second set of rings so when you're when you're going on that grind rail do not jump forward because that actually takes more time if you use the second set it just jumps you straight over let's try that at least that's what got it for me all right we got Vault Keys a Chaos Emerald whoa I'm gonna go get that nope and another Chaos Emerald thank you and another Chaos Emerald wow I forgot how easy Kronos was you beat two stages with a hundred percent and then all of a sudden all the chaos emeralds are ready for you I just need boost [ __ ] oh it's gonna take forever I've lost the race oh stop you can get it okay where is chaos here's how you can use your side Loop to get special items just do a little circle around uh little glowy bits now because I know probably gonna get screwed later I'm gonna go ahead and get some Collectibles while I'm a little ahead it's backwards Sonic this is backwards do not go back no this is a hit okay moving on damn it uh which pathing are you using at the beginning are you going up or going down combination of both uh stay on the bottom path like that that's what kills runs in that stage is going up where you think there's a shortcut but it actually slows you down hey these are Coco seem to be lost locate their elders oops oh God please come on mountains please like he used to boost all the time in the air now he [ __ ] doesn't I've also found those first couple robots that you fight don't bother fighting them just go straight I don't I don't I'm trying to help man enough back seating okay I will get this there we go I don't know what I did different but let's go for it blue Chaos Emerald it's so beautiful oh stab right in the Sonic's hand ow he cups his hand it's fine one out of seven no no [Music] come on I don't know what kind of noise that was what do you think it was it could have been either happiness or vile what kind of happy noises no oh I didn't hear the no maybe that's why we're friends what oh come on use a siloof they just wanted to hit the damn thing [Music] this is actually extremely useful when you're playing the game you can use map markers you can place them on the map that way you know oh hey I want to go back there later and you can get Red Sea to power and blue seeds of Defense you'll eventually be able to upgrade those a bit later when you find hermit Cocos very helpful for later on in the game oh I don't think I have enough to go to the next stage so let's fight this whatever it is huh I'm going I'm going I'm going into the light going and going and going and going I got it I got it and guess what what ten nine eight seven six five four three two one time right at the end my dude right at the end congratulations on beating one two actually the hardest stage in the game that's I clutched it it was a Finish Line moment's birthday yeah feels good doesn't it that does all right so I'll go ahead and stop moving press all right so I'm gonna wait for all these cutscenes to play out and for it to tell me what to do and when we both get control back that'll be where we start next time on Sonic Frontiers but yes I got like three chaos emeralds and everyone's talking to me all the chaos emeralds are gonna unlock for you and now you got a bridge it bridge the gap between this race damn it I'm actually just across the bridge just a little farther and I've got the blue of Chaos Emerald that's a good stopping point for me so I'm just doing like ground slams all right let's get the chaos emerald and all that all right gonna go ahead and save data oh yeah I should probably do that I can't wait saving loading safe was not available across the bridge see if that helps because I was able to save do you want me to cross the bridge I mean it might be another cutscene there isn't you just cross the bridge and it's just like oh hey a bridge ah cross it wow whoa there's a bridge here I just want you to be able to save that's that's the main thing if you have to get a little farther ahead I don't care I can't it's not letting me it's not letting me it's not even Auto saving that's Auto saving um happens if I load this autosave it just takes it right back to one two so all right I'm just gonna call this auto save my myself all right fine whatever okay well that does it for the first round of the Sonic Frontiers Grand Prix we'll see you next time [Music] | UltraDirectorJester | UCXgn_eDnPhaZQBStkPjR3kA | 2023-04-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,882 | 24,067 |
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_hrNi_fz0PE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hrNi_fz0PE | Patagonia DAS Parka - for men! | roy's going to get his coat would you like to explain your coat this is the patagonia das parker stands for dead airspace and it's a full-on belay jacket that will keep you warm in anywhere there as used by steve house on nanga pabat the world's biggest wall five thousand vertical meters in pakistan where ryan hope mester's brother died and thomas humor message death recently what's its other usage uh as well as having a two-way zip here it's for so you can wear your wear your um harness with it and i have access to your harness easily so you don't piss all over your jacket so you don't piss out of your jacket that's absolutely right and this jacket's also been favored by american drug dealers who wear it like this oh i'm gone i'm missing i'm missing a bit of a tire hang on for the full-on for the full-on detroit drug dealer look you need to put your snooze on like this nice and get your snooze on stick your ugly cap on stretch fit oh man wait wait where'd she fling and what functions all the zips have in that jacket when you're a drug dealer when you're a drug dealer right a car pulls up they're going to do a drive-by shooting you're yourself but you know that in your jacket you've got your uzi submachine gun standing on the side of the street a car comes along and you say it's that marvin we've been after him for ages oozy can you turn it inside out to get to do a quick getaway is it like a different color inside but you've got two massive big pockets for storing ammunition clips drugs and get loads of stash of drugs in there and your uzi submachine gun there or you're nine mil you're sticking nine million there you know is right nothing off your pot ready to go it's really warm cozy cozy cozy you what i didn't say easy cozy you can see if there's any foxes out there you | Roy Arscott | UCEAdGhW5sSoQbwiE6Yaj-5g | 2011-11-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 349 | 1,803 |
HbrV8BCmgec | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbrV8BCmgec | 2023-04-19, BB- J. Stone: Constructing Context Before & After Internment Through Japanese American.. | SUNSERI: Okay, before I introduce our esteemed speaker I would like to go through our land acknowledgment, understanding that many of the folks here do the work of reconciliation with our indigenous partners. [They] do the work of trying to figure out how can we work towards a situation of trust and accountability with Native Californians, with Native North Americans, with our partners in South Africa and elsewhere. We do the work, and so taking away one of our resources to do that work is anathema to what this university supposedly is about. So just think about--thinking about-- through this land acknowledgment not just the words but the deeds and the actual labor of doing the work is happening here... and don't hamstring us. The Archaeological Research Facility is located in Huichin, the ancestral and unseated territory of Chochenyo speaking Ohlone people, successors of the historic and sovereign Verona Band of Alameda County. We acknowledge that this land remains of great importance to the Ohlone people and at the ARF Community we inherit a history of archaeological scholarship that has disturbed Ohlone ancestors amid attempts to erase living Ohlone people from the present and future of this land. It is therefore a collective responsibility to critically transform our archaeological inheritance and practice--right--what we do, in support of Ohlone sovereignty and to hold the University of California accountable to the needs of all Native and Indigenous peoples. So today coming all the way up from the redwoods of Santa Cruz we have Jacob Stone who's going to be talking about the Redman Hirahara farmstead--which I think was first kind of explored by Rob Edwards, right-- Jacob Stone: Correct. Sunseri: in the field school back in like, the late 90s. Stone: Correct. Sunseri: Great stories, I can't wait to hear. Jacob is a PhD candidate under the tutelage of some former Berkeley products at the Department of Anthropology at the University of California Santa Cruz as an historical archaeologist. His dissertation research focuses on the incarceration of Japanese Americans on the West Coast the United States during World War II. Major themes explored in his work include internment archeology in varying contexts, the Asian diaspora, and the experiences of Japanese civilians as they moved across the globe and into the U.S, as well as how community, place, and material culture can enliven us-- enlighten us, sorry-- to the experiences of many who are held in incarceration centers. Jacob believes his research impacts a large breadth of detainees, refugees, and all displaced persons across the globe today who may similarly be forming communities and persevering during these disruptive circumstances. He's also spent eight years in the CRM field, which encourages a critical look at how archaeologists manage, curate, and archive artifact collections. Thus, his research explores how archaeologists can give back to the communities and present orphan collections in a way that is informative but also respectful and beneficial for our all parties involved. Please join me in welcoming Jacob to the ARF. [Background chatter] STONE: Well, thank you so much for that introduction. My name is Jacob Stone and as mentioned I'm from UCSC, I'm a fifth year graduate student there and today I'm just going to be talking a little bit about my dissertation project that I, sort of, mostly work on there at school. Let's get right into it. I like to start with, sort of, outlining some of my main goals for the project. Some of the main questions I'm trying to answer--actually, in that intro it was so comprehensive we talked a little bit about some of these things--but again I'm trying to look specifically at a post-war journey of Japanese American incarceries, [that] is really the main focus of this project, as I feel the Hirahara house is a really unique sort of opportunity to look at that time frame compared to a lot of other Japanese American sites around here. Also to showcase the story of the Redman Hirahara house in general and its legacy as part of the Watsonville community. And then, like mentioned, also I'm sort of handling orphan collections and archival materials in general. So this was not a collection that I came into Santa Cruz having or thinking I was going to be working with. I actually started doing slavery plantations in Haiti but this was an orphan collection that came to us at UCSC and I've really had a great time sort of thinking through how myself as a historical archaeologists and others can use these materials to sort of share new perspectives on the collection. And so just a couple main questions here, then, really generally: how did incarceration affect the lives of Japanese Americans during and after World War II? How did this impact the community of Watsonville? And, naturally--being in archaeological dissertation, right?--what material evidence is there for this transformation of consumer practices or ethnic representation within these contexts and communities? And you'll have to bear with me for 15 minutes or so, here. I decided to start with a lot of background, a lot of ethnographic research, so we'll just we'll get into the house a little bit later. I just want to give a sort of "set the scene" here and let us know where we're talking about and, sort of, the history of the area. And so primarily I'm focused in the Northern California Monterey Bay Region, so Watsonville is where the house is located but this project has led me to other really prominent Japan Towns like in San Francisco, like San Jose, and like Monterey. And so really we're looking at this Pajaro Valley region is really the farming area around Watsonville. And in this area, you know, the most dense Japanese immigration here really began in the mid 1800s to the late 1800s, specifically in Watsonville. Most of the time this first Issei generation of immigrants went to Hawaii first, to work on the sugar plantations. There some went from Hawaii to the West Coast, some went directly from Japan to California, but in general those are sort of the two main areas here where that initial immigration happened. And this was mostly young Japanese men because they, sort of, were able to work these seasonal positions and highly intensive labor and in a variety of fields, right?so plantations in Hawaii, but in the United States we have logging camps, mines, fisheries, farms. Like in Watsonville, really a whole diversity of different fields here. And a lot of these immigrants were very highly educated with four to eight years of compulsory education in Japan at this time and many people argue that this is why they found so much success and really revolutionized a lot of these businesses in the area. But of course despite some successes, there was a lot of roadblocks, in a way, for many of these immigrants and really--I just I won't go through all of these legislations--but I just want to show that very early on in the early 1900s a lot of these laws and legislations that are, sort of, targeting Chinese immigrants already here in California were, sort of, just moved over to encompass Japanese Americans and people of Asian descent in general. Some of these in particular are the Gentlemen Agreement of 1908 restricting the migration of unskilled laborers from Japan, and really, a really impactful one: the California Alien Land Law of 1913 which denied the rights of all immigrants and Japanese immigrants to purchase property. And so this massively impacted, sort of, the experience of Japanese people coming to Watsonville and around the area. Later, that right to buy property was, sort of, amended and tied more to the ability for them to become citizens. They will see there's some gray areas there and working around that, but just so you know there's a lot of, sort of, legislations already here in the early 1900s that, sort of, lead to the incarceration. Incarceration doesn't really come out of nowhere, so to speak. And just really quickly to talk about Japanese American incarceration in World War II-- so, on December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor was attacked and war on Japan was declared the following day from the U.S. It was about a year later that Executive Order 9066 was signed by President Roosevelt and this is what created the actual, sort of, official exclusion area. And you can see that thick black line on the West Coast, so all Japanese people within that boundary were relocated, sort of, east into these relocation camps and incarceration camps. And on this map here you'll see the big red triangles are, sort of, the official War Relocation Authority, the big, sort of, ten camps that existed like Manzanar in Central California, like Granada and Amache and and Colorado, these sorts of places. But you also see a number of other dots on here. The little black dots are, sort of, these temporary assembly centers established very hastily to, sort of, a preemptive move for many of these people before they were sent onto the main WRA camps. And so just taking another look here at, sort of, the expanse of this. It does go all the way to the Mississippi in the U.S. I have a big gold star on Rohwer all the way in Arkansas--that's where the Hirahara family actually ended up being incarcerated--so we'll keep that in mind for now. And as I--or, as we--mentioned in, sort of, the intro, I approached this as, sort of, a more general framework of archeology of internment, in general. And this was something that really appealed to me when I was an undergraduate student doing historical archeology, and I really loved this book by Adrian Myers, the, sort of, edited volume that framed internment and, sort of, a more broader sense of just the restriction and movement of people. And so it was able to, sort of, be applied then to many locations such as Nazi Germany concentration camps (as you can see, sort of, reference on the side those are pictures from excavations there). As well as, I looked at slavery plantations--like I mentioned--contemporary refugee camps--even today--housing, Syrian refugees (this was in 2017 that I did that). But just taking a look more generally and thinking about, you know, what is similar about these experiences? What's different? Are there any similarities? And, importantly for me, you know, what are the material culture for coming from these excavations really saying? I found that to be really fascinating because often the narratives around these spaces are construed or not portrayed correctly, and I found archeology really had a great opportunity here, sort of, [to] ground truth some things and those experiences with materials in the camps. And just a quick look at some archeology going on in Japanese American incarceration camps. There is a lot of amazing scholars doing work in camps across the country. Primarily this is like Jeffrey Burton at Manzanar or Bonnie Clark at Amache with her students, as well. But there's a range of different topics that people cover in archeology within the camps themselves. So consumption, gender expression, artwork, there's, sort of, a big look at the gardens that were created during World War II, you know, illicit activities like sake being made in the barracks. These sorts of things. But really importantly in the last--really last three years or so since 2020-- there's been a major, major push from a lot of the Japanese diaspora scholars to look outside of this single five years of incarceration and doing archeology only in the camps. And so often, you know, there's these edited volumes made and there's no archeology to be saying post the incarceration camps, post 1945. There's some pre-war archeology. There's logging camps that are looked at in Canada, for example. There's some, but even there there's a big push these days to really look at these surrounding periods and try to construct that timeline more thoroughly. And so, again, that's what I hope to really do here with this project. "Theory of Home and Place"--I'm going to go quickly through this as well for the sake of time. But just to say that through doing this research, you know, I started with this collection of materials, sort of, analyzing it from my archaeological perspective. But this project has really become quite ethnographic, as well, in terms of the information and understanding experience, right?not only the Hirohara family but other Japanese families in Watsonville, in particular. And so thinking about the Japanese landscape--as it's often called--and this landscape really goes along with, sort of, the idea of place or place theory, that's sort--it's this landscape it's just all the alterations and the effects that the Japanese community had in Watsonville. And we see that landscape being developed in the camps and we see it from really primarily the Japan towns that formed in a lot of these areas. So yeah, linking it to there. But now I do want to talk a bit more about Watsonville in particular, right. So Watsonville was sort of where I started and when I was first thinking about this project, you know, the Hirohara family had a really unique journey and they did end up returning back to their home after the war--to Watsonville. And a lot of questions that I received and questions that I had were why might people want to return to where they were excluded from? What were those motivation factors? You know, they were all the way in Arkansas, right?That's not an easy journey. What was that pull? And so I started looking into, sort of, people's accounts of living in Watsonville, in this community. And you'll see really quickly here that actually the Japan Town in Watsonville became exceptionally prominent in the area, you know, as early as 1896. The newspaper is estimating 400 Japanese farm laborers in that Pajaro Valley (so that's not in Watsonville city proper but in the region) doing farming. The first rental agreement in Watsonville in 1901. And Sandy Lydon wrote a great book about the Japan Town here, positing that, you know, by 1910 this Japan Town really started forming on the south side of town and by 1920 through 1940 it was one of the densest urban concentration of Japanese in the region--including San Jose and San Francisco and these places as well. So really, really prominent and I just wanted to show some of this really simplified census data here that's looking at counties. So we have Santa Cruz County that basically includes Watsonville and Santa Cruz city. You can see this population kind of rising (or at least staying the same) through time, more or less, in Monterey and Santa Cruz. But then looking at 1950, right?as we might expect that population dramatically decreased. So here: 1950. This then has it by city but, you know, if we take Watsonville and Santa Cruz and look at it compared to that 1,300 number in the county before, clearly there's a big decrease there. So again, thinking: what may have, in particular, driven the Hirahara family to come back when it was such a challenging journey? And here's just a little depiction of that Japan Town that was made in Watsonville right around 1920. And you can see, kind of, here in the--on the--bottom right of the map on the left, this is really focused and those bolded, outlined buildings are where the properties were owned by Japanese people or people were working there. And really this was a huge range of businesses, right?anything from the Japanese American Civilians League that started to form right around this time to barber shops, bike repair, gas stations, really a wide diversity of businesses here. And it also stretches across the river. So this is located on the south end of Watsonville right on Main Street--so kind of on the east and west--and you can see that next map follows down below Main Street across the river and there's a couple buildings there as well. That was actually where the Chinatown [which] predated this Japan Town that was made. And that's a quite common occurrence where, you know, this region was not a very highly desirable location, it was--it's very prone to flooding--maybe you've seen the Pajaro valley floods in the recent weeks--this is right where we're talking about, right?where that flooding is happening. So pretty common to double up in that sense. And here is a really awesome resource from Densho (the online repository for a lot of Japanese American diaspora, sort of, research and archival research) and this map--this is called, like, "Sites of Shame" here, and it allows you to--it's really neat--you can click on any city and it'll show you how many people were there before World War II, where people were generally traveling to, and the number of people who returned. So it doesn't follow individual families per se, but it'll say "300 people left from Watsonville to Poston, Arizona and 500 came back" or something like this. And looking at these numbers, I just decided to do a couple of these cities that I was looking in (like Watsonville, San Francisco, San Jose, and Monterey) where I knew they have these still prominent Japan Towns today. And in Watsonville, just like before from the census data, we see after World War II there's a sharp, sort of, decline in that population. Just like San Francisco as well. So I had one idea that maybe people--instead of coming back to Watsonville--they were kind of drawn to the larger cities nearby, like San Jose, for, maybe, labor opportunities or something. But San Francisco was sort of a surprise in that sense because even San Francisco that might have a lot of draws in that sense lost nearly half its population. But when we look at places like San Jose and Monterey they actually gained some numbers. So again this might not say that everyone who left San Jose specifically came back, but certainly more people came back to San Jose from the region in general. So, thinking: why might that be? And this is where we really get into that, sort of, community perseverance in these spaces that often a lot of people suggest--it was a huge motivation here. And these are just some photos I took within the last year in San Jose, and you can see how visible this place remains today. And we think about the Japanese landscape and the impacts in San Jose. You'll find placards and signposts all over listing and sharing, sort of, this--these experience and just showcasing how this really happened here. That's quite different from Watsonville, for example, where it's not really as public there. And we can see that in the Japanese American Civilians League here in San Jose on the top right (that really nice, sort of, blue and white building, really beautiful) they're adding Japanese gardens to it around the outside of it these days. Just really showcasing that presence there. As well as the Buddhist Church in the top left here that was one of the few buildings to have an architectural style really from, you know, the East, so to speak. And that's exceptionally rare here. So in San Jose we have some really prominent features to look at and that's one of the main arguments, sort of, that I talk about this--these Japan Towns and the communities that they form there, the support systems they formed, really allowed for people to return at all, you know, if it was possible at all, they really needed that. And so that'll be our transition to the Redman Hirahara house itself and, sort of, the experience of the Hirahara family--and it relates that in quite a few ways, and hopefully you'll see that as well. But here's a couple images of the house. So on the left hand side–that was shortly after it was built, so that's about 1905 there, with the Redman family on the porch. On the right is when the house was excavated by Rob Edwards at Cabrillo University, so that was in 2005 so it looks quite similar to that today, maybe a little different–I'll have a few updated pictures later. But in the middle is just, sort of, an aerial view of the city of Watsonville and so in the middle here you can see where the river goes, so that is where–on the north and south side of that river is where the Japan town is, that little red circle there is where the Hirohara farmstead actually was. So this is not, you know, right in the city proper but it is a couple miles away and pretty close, right there in Watsonville. And so this farmstead or the Victorian house itself was built by the Redman family in 1897 after already working on the land since 1890–or, 1883, sorry–when it was purchased by John Redman. And John had his first wife who passed away while he was living there and he had a second wife, Ila Redman, who also unfortunately passed away in 1937. And it was only at that point where John Redman put the property up for sale and this was when it was purchased by Katsumi Tao by auction. And the Tao family knew the Hirohara family, they both were in Watsonville already at this time, and they're actually bound by marriage in a few places. And so the Taos actually passed down the farmstead to Fumio Hirohara in 1940 for, like, a dollar or whatever, right?sort of under the table [to] pass it down. And why could Fumio purchase the property? Well, Fumio was the children–or one of the children–of Matoshi and Teo Hirohara who were first generation immigrants (not citizens of the US, couldn't own property) but Fumio was born in the U.S so (he was 16 at this time) and he was able to put his name on the property and, sort of, do that official transfer. So it was in 1940 that Fumio, his parents, and eight of his siblings–so 11 total members of the Hirohara family–moved into this house. Here on the right is a really pretty family tree given to me by Naomi Hirohara made by Katsuji Hirohara. And that red circle [inaudible] and there's red underlines there showing the 11 members who I'm talking about. It's a little blurry but you'll see Matoshi and Teo there on the left and a bunch of their children on the right. And naturally, you know, this is already 1940, so pretty quickly the war was, sort of, escalating and tensions were building and actually this is, kind of, why the Hirahara family ended up going to Arkansas compared to many other people in Watsonville. So in Watsonville, when that exclusion order was first being placed and they were sending out these notices to people, Watsonville actually had a unique mandate at first which was not the full exclusion zone, but just that everyone had to move east of that Main Street. So at first it wasn't, you know, all of Watsonville being evacuated–it's just everyone to the west of Main Street trying to push people inland. And, obviously, this was devastating to that Japan Town we just looked at that had tons and a number of businesses on that–on the west side of the street. But in addition, the Hirahara family had to move from their farmstead right away, just a couple years later, right? First they move back to their home in Watsonville (and there's not as many records about this move, it was fairly temporary. We know from the Hane Family, actually, probably what happened). But essentially they moved back to Watsonville east of that Main Street and then actually just, sort of, sensing where things were going they decided to try to move to Fresno, sort of, escape all of it in general and not deal with it. But in Fresno was where, actually, the full exclusion order kind of happened. So it's when the Hirohara family was staying in Fresno, thus they were sent to the Fresno Assembly Center and from there all the way to Rohwer in Arkansas. And that's pretty unique because the vast majority of Japanese Americans in Watsonville would have been most likely taken to the Salinas temporary center–the racetrack there in Salinas–and from there to Poston in Arizona, some to Manzanar, as well, but primarily to Poston. So already we have, sort of, a unique journey of the Hirohara family in that sense. But really notably, while the family was in Rohwer, you know, not all of them stayed for the duration in the camps, as they're outside of this exclusion area now, students like Fumio (who would have been right around college age at this time) actually went to Chicago to pursue his education. So you could–he was still able to, you know, apply to college and get this acceptance letter and, sort of, move about. Move out and, you know, this was par for the course for many people, as well. So when I say the family returned, it wasn't all of them but a good number of them who were still in the camp. And then just a little note: Jerome actually ended up closing earlier than most camps, it was just two miles away from Rohwer so, actually, they spent the first couple years in the Jerome camp and then everyone, when Jerome closed, was moved to Rohwer, you know, on June 30, 1944 for the remaining year of the incarceration. And so, some of the Hirohara family (mostly Isamu, Susumu, and Shigeru) returned to their farmstead on June 4th, 1945. And with a number of children at the–at this time, as well. And here's a photo of them, sort of, reconvening on the porch right there in 1945. But of course they weren't the only family trying to return to Watsonville. The Hiraharas were lucky in some sense because they had a lawyer who they knew and a gardener was able to watch and manage their property while they were away. But, of course, not everyone had that luxury (like the Hane family–and here in the bottom left you'll see Akihiro Hane pictured–the Hanes came back to Watsonville in 1946, him and his wife, and found that their home had been essentially looted and sold to someone else, so they had lost their property in these–in this five, or four to five years that they were away). But really uniquely, again, the Hirahara family actually took in the Hane family and let them stay in their barn behind the house. And not only did they let the Hane family stay in the barn for the next three to four years, but also numerous other individual laborers and the Tao family, as well, who came back (we know they had connections to before). Some interviews with members of the Hirohara family who are no longer with us suggest up to half a dozen different families staying at this barn in some point in time, right?so it creates this really, really interesting, sort of, multi-habitation context there on the site. And so this was, sort of, you know, when these excavations began there was no real idea of this connection to the Hirohara family, the Japanese American incarceration in general. These excavations were done because the house was put on the National Register of historic places but it was listed on the register for the architect who created it, with no connections to this, sort of, Japanese American experience here. And thus when they were doing these excavations, really the only goal was to figure out what the foundations were like around this house. And so they put, sort of, these four trenches around the house right up against it and, sort of, dug down to try to under–you know, get to the foundations and see what was going on. And this is where we would, kind of, consider most of the artifacts belonging to the house coming from these four trenches and that's where we get about 3,000 artifacts, you know, a range of artifacts: ceramics, glass, faunal materials, architectural materials, metal, really all sorts of stuff coming from here. And here I just have a nice map here of that. So those yellow highlighted squares around the house are, sort of, where those excavations happen, as well as, sort of, a general surface pedestrian survey of the farmstead and some surface skimming of some key areas which I'll talk about in just a minute. And I'll focus now here on Trench 2. And I'm not going to go super deep in specific artifacts today but to get a sense of, kind of, what we're looking at. Trench 2 is kind of unique because it has the vast majority of materials, almost all of them came from Trench 2. Just looking at, like, the kitchenwares by weight, for example, it has almost all of them. You can see here is a little process of them excavating it. Here's a little profile of it, so you can see there's some stratigraphic layers that they divvied up when they did these excavations. These days, with the materials and after analyzing it, that stratigraphy is not as strong as maybe we would like it to be. There's materials that [were], sort of, found scattered throughout these trenches. So oftentimes, when I think of Trench 2 it's just Trench 2 altogether, not thinking about these, you know, separate depositional events. Which is a shame because that might have been a little bit easier to–sort of, tying in these direct, you know, habitation periods. Here's just a little sample of some of the materials here, and some of the ceramics coming from Trench 2. So a range of, you know, import–European import ceramics, sort of this [inaudible] blue on the bottom right and some transfer prints mixed in with some, sort of, unique finds like this ko-Imari style bowl you'll see at the bottom left and–this is something that we actually use to date the–the trenches, more or less, because we knew that this was a family heirloom passed down from the Hirahara family. But just one example of some of the really, sort of, neat things coming out from here. And really, basically, I've sort of analyzed a lot of these materials, mostly looking at the kitchenwares trying to look at things that people were using for consumption (because a lot of these, sort of, statistical elements of this is just trying to see if there's a change of material culture over time with these different folks living there). So we have, like, the European Redman family [in the] early 1900s to the Hirahara family to beyond and so, trying to delineate these different contexts is a really big goal and some of that has worked out pretty well, some of that hasn't worked out very well. It turns out it's quite a challenge to try to find, you know, just a five-year difference in time with these trenches in general. But I'll show, in a sec, some of these really fascinating contexts that speak to some of our main questions here, such as this carriage barn, right? So this barn was where the other–the Hane family was staying, and you'll see on the bottom right this was just a little artist's rendition of Aki's thoughts and remembering of how that space was organized. So you can see a couple different rooms given to different families. He has the Hane family, the Tao family there. And this barn, you can see, it was in pretty rough shape. That's a photo of it in 2005. It's no longer standing, it's completely demolished today, but fortunately during this field school and during the excavations they were able to, sort of, do a little survey of the barn and what they found here was a number of really interesting text documents all along the walls. And so this was like a layering of different texts, some Watsonville newspapers in English and Japanese. There is a whole booklet that was more than likely this autobiography here of an anarchist in Japan. And, theorizing, you know, why these text documents have been here has been a really interesting part of this collection, as well. And at first, you know, there's a lot of ideas that maybe this was just to, sort of, separate the spaces, make it a little more homey, add some decoration to the walls, these sort of things–separate the rooms. But there are other suspicions that perhaps this was the Hirahara family, sort of, minimalizing their connection with Japan and, you know, around 1942 when the incarceration was going down that's a very common experience that many people suggest that they burn documents. They burned letters, for example, that was sent–just correspondence with Japan, anything that might tie them to the empire, right? To, sort of, hopefully, you know, divert suspicions away or something like this. But really, really interesting context. And also there are other theories that–for example a samurai sword was buried on this farmstead, sort of, this urban legend right? But thinking about hiding these materials in that way and thinking about, you know, why might have these documents been where they were in the barn? It's really fascinating. And in addition, I just wanted to point out some of these saws that we found. You know, when I got this collection I'm reading through all of the notes and, sort of, how they labeled things you can see these saws on the right are from the collection and they were all labeled as “Japanese saws” and I thought that was a little bit strange. I didn't really know what they meant by a Japanese saw. I thought it looked like a sickle, kind of, so I'm like “Oh, you know, I'll just call it a saw and move on and maybe look into it later” and so, like any good researcher, I went on Google and I typed in Japanese saw just to see what would pop up and all sorts of brands came up looking almost identical. So like, for example, this guy here on the top looks almost identical to these saws and sure enough these are termed “Japanese style sickle” or, primarily, these are used for bonsai gardening. And so here, again, you know, thinking about these materials, it's a real challenge to, sort of, tie ethnicity to some materials, right? archaeologically. Like a Japanese saw–what does that even mean? Well, here there is some implications that we do have these. I mean, proudly Japanese made stainless steel, sort of, bonsai gardening saws. And this is also really interesting because it ties into the last, sort of, main context here on the farmstead, which is the garden that they made. And this garden is really, really important to a lot of this research because when I'm talking about scholars who are looking for these trends and changes of practice following the incarceration, actually, creating gardens like this is one of the main trends that people are looking to. So in the camps themselves, it's well known, like Manzanar, they're reconstructing a new Japanese garden they find every year–I think they're up to like 17 now that they're remaking. This is a very prominent practice that was done within the camps. And Bonnie Clark and others suggests that it was from that experience that many people took that home with them and continued these gardens at home. And sure enough here at the Hirahara farmstead, Mitoshi created a bonsai garden right when he returned back to his farmstead. You know, mostly it's for himself and to give to other members of his family. But in addition to the saws, we have a sort of surface scan of this garden. So this garden is really, really crucial in, sort of, having that context that is rooted post 1945, for sure, right? Because we can look at those trenches all day long and, sure, the Hirohara family maybe put stuff in there at some point but that could have easily been the Redman family, as well, who were there for 40 years beforehand. Whereas this garden really only was created post 1945. So looking at some of the materials coming from the garden, comparing it to that other collection that we have from the trenches themselves can hopefully speak more to, sort of, this change in practice over time, a change in materials, a change in material culture. And, sort of, showcase this community elements, as well, here at the Hirahara farmstead: how they took in all these additional families and were able to offer that support, I think it really speaks to, in general, this perseverance of the Japan Town and that community overall. And it's something that I see today when I go to San Jose and I go to Watsonville, and something I think is really well represented here in this story. You know, there's some other cool things here like planter tags, so what they actually may have been planting there in the garden, sort of, scribbled with the Japanese text over it. You know, those sorts of things. And so although the garden wasn't fully excavated, they had a little surface skin and, like I said, the barn actually never had any excavations under the ground there. So thinking about additional excavations on the farmstead with the Hirahara family has been something I've been doing, you know, for the duration of this project and thinking about the change of the landscape. And you can see over time–I like this map because 1930 and 1950 it's sort of out on its own, but today if you're driving down Highway 1 southbound from Santa Cruz in between Watsonville, the highway actually runs right–right alongside it, so you get a great view of this house. It's where everyone comes and says, you know, “I see this house all the time, I never knew what it was, I thought it was haunted” or these things, you know, this is what I get quite often. So even just sharing the story in these, in–of the Hirahara family really has brought me a lot of joy in a lot of ways. And you'll see here is what the house looks like today. And so what they did once they, sort of, found those foundations and to preserve it–it sort of lifted up from its foundations and it's on all sorts of wood beams there. So the idea is if the area continues to develop like it is (like, they've got a hotel behind it and a gas station now) basically they would just move it somewhere else, you know, whether or not that's super effective is yet to be seen. There was a bunch of money raised to, sort of, recreate this house or, you know, manage it and bring it back to life but that money was, sort of, mysteriously lost–a couple million dollars–with the Redman family. And that's actually a big reason why the Hirahara family has been quite hesitant about getting into this big gung-ho project, to do it again, because they had this experience before in about 2005 to 2008. They're just quite hesitant to do it again, so that's sort of where it is now. Again, it is listed on the national register but only for the architect who made it (no, you know, connections to the historical significance of the of the location like I might think of, right?). But in general, you know, to conclude here and think of the future, we have this collection of materials that is at UCSC (because Cabrillo ran out of room). So, you know, we don't have infinite space either. Sim Schneider thankfully took it in his lab but, you know, he also doesn't know–you know, we talk about all the time what can we do with it? And so I've been really working hard to try to find a repository around, like, the Pajaro Valley Historical Society in Watsonville, I think, would be amazing. We've talked about it a little bit but they're short for space, too, so we'll see. The San Jose Japanese American Civilians League or the Japanese American Museum there in San Jose has shown some interest, or there's a bunch of, sort of, online repositories which we might have to do, sort of, just digitize the collection and get it out there in that way. But, yeah, that's sort of where I am right now currently, sort of, working through this: where we can store these materials. Also, you know, using the story and stretching it out to Watsonville and San Jose and just the community there and in these places and how supportive they were in one another and, arguably, why this return was even made possible and why these Japan Towns are so prominent as they are today was really from people like the Hirohara family and others. Lastly, I guess I'll just conclude by saying, you know, like I said I came into this with, sort of, a broader look at incarceration spaces and so I hope to use this research and looking at, you know, the incarceration camps themselves and looking at spaces like this to try to see if there are any patterns that are created. You know, they're all sort of this barrack style housing, for example, we find that in concentration camps to Japanese American incarceration camps to refugee camps today. So although these places might have very different stories and backgrounds, you know, the way people are organized here seems really similar in a lot of ways. And looking through material culture in these places, as well, I think can really speak to, sort of, the true history in these places and the true experience of those people. So that's it for me, thank you very much for for listening. QUESTIONER: Question for Jacob STONE: Sure, yeah QUESTIONER: I actually have, kind of, two questions one is just factual which is: you mentioned that the Hiraharas came back in June of ‘45 which is actually before Japan surrendered STONE: Yeah QUESTIONER: So that's kind of a factual question, why would they even be let out? But the broader and totally different question I have is relationships between different groups that had immigrant–had immigrated from Asia at different times. So you mentioned the Chinese, you got the Japanese, the Filipinos were often going to Stockton (including some of my in-laws), and I wonder in this whole context of Executive Order 9066 whether there was support or even antagonism or any relationship between the different groups of people? I'd be curious to know about that. STONE: That's a great question. For the first part of the question, we don't really know actually why they were there early. Some ideas are that Fumio had this opportunity to go to school and some of the other families were looking into this, some ideas are just that their home–somehow they worked it out with the lawyer and the gardener who were managing it, that they were like “oh they should come back and, sort of, work the land” or something. But it's not exactly clear, exactly, why they were able to. Like, the Hanes were, you know, quite a time later by train. [It] could have been the distance they were going, maybe because they were traveling so far… but unfortunately I don't have a great answer for you on on that one. In terms of, you know, other immigrant communities just like you mentioned–the Chinese population really prominent in Watsonville, the Filipino population–it's very, very common that in these–you know, the Japan Town area, so to speak–that all of these different immigrant communities would have been around that same area. So specifically I'm thinking of excavations in San Jose Japan Town, what you really find are immigrants from all over, of all sorts of different backgrounds, living in those regions. And again, that's often because those were undesirable locations prone to flooding, you know, cheap. In Watsonville it happened to be that they had a good relationship with the police officer there in Watsonville who really supported that community there. So a lot of people were drawn there for that, sort of, protection, in a sense, in that community. But in terms of antagonism really that was mostly white folks, you know, putting out a lot of prejudice and racism in Watsonville. In particular, signs not allowing them into businesses, a lot of arson in the Japan Town, you know, just a couple years after it was completely burned down. There was, you know, the head editor of the Watsonville Pajaronian newspaper said, like, “how can we remove these people, essentially, from our city” in a really public forum. So there was a lot of these prejudices going on, but mostly from the white, wealthy farmers, actually, who were likely intimidated by the success of the Japanese community (who are really being successful farmers and fisher people around the area). So yeah. QUESTIONER: Thanks, really interesting, a lot of good material, a nice presentation. STONE: Thank you. QUESTIONER: A question I have, you know, really impressive number of artifacts. Do you happen to know if you've got anything that would indicate having visited or purchased a memorabilia at the Treasure Island Fair? And I don't know if you're making any linkages there, because I think there’s potentially some very interesting– STONE: One of the main goals we had at the beginning was trying to see, you know, where are these materials coming from? Are they–are they being purchased by the family locally in Watsonville? You know, we know there's European ceramics but we have the ko-Imari bowl–was that actually from Japan? These sorts of things. The only thing I can say for sure is all of it is basically European import ceramics that were, you know, throughout the 1900s. There's nothing in particular, you know, I wish I could say like very particular in this date range or produced at this time… Most of it is quite large and in terms of the specific place where they were found, other than communicating with the Hirahara family themselves, sort of, understanding that they were, you know, going to want someone purchasing it, I can't say for sure that anything came from a very specific place. You know, we had the heirlooms within the family. There are some things, you know, car parts and things like that that were certainly from around there in Watsonville, but unfortunately not really directly from a specific place that they purchased it. QUESTIONER: If you do find something–because the Treasure Island fair was a really big deal in 1939, 1940 and they had a very prominent Japan exhibition–are you familiar with that? STONE: I’m not actually– Audience Member 2: Yeah they built–the Japanese government actually brought over artisans, then they built this magnificent wooden castle and so you had gardens and landscaping and bonsai and, you know, on–and it was a huge draw for Japanese residents throughout Northern California, as well as quite prominent, you know, in–in–for Anglos. Stone: Yeah, that's fantastic. And, you know, there were Japanese grocery stores and specific Japanese businesses in Watsonville that we, sort of, focused on that they probably–I could tie some things to those businesses in general. Yeah, but looking into the fair is something I'm definitely going to do. QUESTIONER: That, that would, in fact–I can tell you a little bit more about some of the stuff and–because there's a wonderful–I interviewed a wonderful Japanese gentleman who had been to the fair, took film (he was living in San Francisco in Japan town but he took film with his, I guess, eight millimeter) and then when he was in the internment camp in Topaz [he would] show it. And he has this film of Japan Town and also of the Japan day parades with–and Japanese flag going down, so it was it was a big deal– STONE: Awesome. QUESTIONER: –you know, for them–Japanese community in Northern California. STONE: Yeah, thank you for sharing that. I see a question up front and one in the back. QUESTIONER: Many years ago I visited Manzanar on my way to Deep Springs College and I don't remember much there–there's a monument there now. Recently a Berkeley friend wanted to visit there because her ethnic background–she's a Greek Arab, apparently the Japanesewere very kind to her group and she felt sympathy that way. Now what's at Manzanar now? STONE: That's a great question. I actually excavated at Manzanar in 2018, so I was there then working with Jeffrey Burton (who has done a lot of great work and, sort of, recreating aspects of the camp). So you're absolutely right, when you look at it you're in Death Valley and it's 105 degrees and there's not really anything there. There's, sort of, the museum and some footings of some of the barracks. Mainly what they're doing–and this is sort of Jeffrey's philosophy–is he does not recreate anything unless the Japanese community specifically asks them for things. So I was able to volunteer and excavate there and in doing so, there are other members–Japanese members of the community–who had specific barracks. “This is where my family stayed in, this barrack…” and so we focused on that in particular. One other thing, in 2018 [what] we were actually doing was doing the children's orphanage at Manzanar. So Manzanar was one of the largest camps in general (in terms of population) that was there, so they had, for example, a hospital and it was the only camp to have an orphanage where children without parents were sent. And, you know, he said like “I would have never done this unless it was requested of me by the community to excavate this context”. And it certainly was, because they had amazing photographs of the playground out front and they're like “we want to reconstruct this and see where they were located, see where these kids were, see if there's any artifacts underneath”, right? that might speak to that. But they do keep it very minimum, partly that's because there is also, like, prehistoric Native American archaeology there and that's heavily protected and so there are a lot of areas that they can't actually excavate because of that. Mostly, they do the gardens–are what they're sort of recreating visibly–but those are fairly low, you know, they look kind of like dugout pools, in a lot of ways, so visibly looking in, you know, it might look quite similar. But they have done a lot of work in terms of showing on the ground where these structures may have been and doing some recreation of the gardens you walk around. They have the monument and the cemetery there, they have the reservoir for the water that has some, like, graffiti in it. I know he's published some recent papers on that so there's a lot of ongoing stuff going on. Maybe, you know, they keep–when I was there there was 13 gardens, last I heard there were 17 gardens and they–and they just keep finding them. So it is definitely, sort of, getting more visible over time. I hope that answers your question. QUESTIONER: Thinking about the photos that they have a bit of Ansel Adams that [inaudbile] that comparison to the Dorothea Lang photos of Manzanar. She showed people, he showed the sierras. She’s also really good at making sure Native people didn't show up in the pictures of California, too, like Yosemite. STONE: Yeah. QUESTIONER: Thank you so much for your presentation, that was really interesting. And I also have a similar, related question on how a lot of these distinctively Japanese artifacts were obtained. So I work in Japan and so I'm very used to seeing these sorts of artifacts–I’ve been working there for a long time but seeing them in diaspora contexts in California is of course very interesting and the question is where did they come from? To use the example of the comma sickles or the nokogiri saws that you're working with, for instance, I think–well, I think it would be very interesting if it can be determined–it might be difficult to track down where exactly something was purchased or in what town, but do you have any ideas or any patterns–were these artifacts and the different types of tools that were being used for gardening things outside the family heirlooms–are these things–are these objects that were being purchased in Japan and brought over or brought by people who were trading them and they were sold through specialty or Japan towns? Were they manufactured here in California, perhaps? (because a lot of them are). Were they being brought individually by family or relatives? And then, of course, the context especially as people are facing internment, how much did these sorts of artifacts or these objects tie them in their minds to Japan? Were people feeling concerned about the idea of using distinctively Japanese saws and how that would be seen, rather than using American saws or American sickles for gardening? I was just wondering about your thoughts on all of these questions of exchange and obtaining these Japanese goods. STONE: Yeah, that's an awesome question. I think I'm going to take the end of that really quick. Absolutely people were hesitant about using those Japanese forms of tools, like I mentioned, the samurai sword that's rumored to be buried here. There are like commas, kendo sticks, even just notes and letters to family from Japan were often burned, destroyed, documents, anything like that to tie–like I mentioned with even the text on the walls of the farm, you know, we find this– is it a coincidence that this book that's hidden away in the closet behind wallpaper tucked in all Japanese text is talking about a Japanese anarchist? Maybe it's a coincidence, maybe it's not, and maybe this is an example of them putting those away and minimizing that visibility and that connection to the Empire. In terms of where they're getting these materials, you know, one example–so I took the photos of the–of the–of the sickles and I went to the San Francisco Japan Town. In the hardware store there that they have they said “yeah, you know, we make these here” you know, made in Watsonville. My–I think it's very, very likely that everything that the Hirohara family had was from Watsonville because they were living in Watsonville for a number of years before actually moving to the house, right? At least 16 years for Fumio to be born there and, unfortunately, that's kind of the time period we know the least about in their family history. But it's very, very likely that they were just going out to the Japan Town in Watsonville and purchasing their stuff there. And we know that they had those gardening tools there and they would have had those accessible–even the ko-Imari bowl is a is a reproduction, technically. There are very specific kilns in Japan that create these bowls, that leave certain markings, you know. So they were–they knew really quick it was a reproduction, but something they've had in their families since 1915 or something like that. So in Japan, at one point, but probably not these people specifically that owned it. Maybe even further generations before. But yeah, that's–that's most likely where it's coming from. So really I just, you know, focus more on this post incarceration period, think about changes in practices and, yeah, just getting it around where they can I guess. Yeah, thank you, yeah. QUESTIONER: So on your Densho slide you had where people came before and after. What struck me is at the far right side of that chart it looked like everybody who went to Tule Lake from San Francisco came back–is that right? STONE: So, yeah. The– QUESTIONER: Wow. STONE: So the–kind of, but there's a huge caveat when we're looking at this which is just: x people were in San Francisco (695) Audience Member 6: Okay STONE: x people were there after. So the 695 people who went to Tule Lake, it could have been none of them returning and just 695 other people from any of the camps. Do you see what I'm saying? QUESTIONER: Ohh, okay. STONE: So it's just 695 people–Japanese people–were in San Francisco before who were sent to Tule Lake, right? 695 people return to San Francisco from Tule Lake but, you know, other people were sent to Tule Lake who might have came to San Francisco. So, yeah, it's just happens to be a big caveat, it happens to be exact there. QUESTIONER: That struck me as pretty amazing. STONE: Yeah I mean, yeah you're absolutely right. And we see Watsonville: zero after, right? Wow, you know. QUESTIONER: That’s right. Tule Lake was a bad place. QUESTIONER: Yeah that's, you know, famously the “No-No” camp and sort of used for different purposes there. STONE: But yeah that's a great question and a very important caveat to make when we’re looking at this. SUNSERI: Are there any other questions for Jacob? Well let's [background chatter] QUESTIONER: Would this area get flooded you know where the– STONE: Yeah the Pajaro River and Watsonville. QUESTIONER: The farmstead–did it actually get hit? STONE: The farmstead didn't actually get hit directly. QUESTIONER: Okay. STONE: You know, they are a couple miles away from that river at that point, which really saved them. It's really like, square in the city there, in that lowland area right around the river, a couple blocks from the city. But, you know, devastating flood but not touching the farm. QUESTIONER: Is a family still farming there, is it still an active? STONE: Great question! Yeah, I should mention that. So today the farm is owned under private property. It's used–the fields are used around it for strawberry farming and the farm company just owns it, they don't do anything with, it they don't go and–you know, it's all fenced off and blocked off. They have no problems with me showing up and walking around, you know, they're like “we're just going to be farming”. So that's kind of where we're at, you know. Luckily they've been, you know, receptive. They're–I wouldn't say they're interested or, you know… but they've been receptive and understanding. So yeah, right now it's just private property owned by that farm company QUESTIONER: Got you. STONE: Yeah. QUESTIONER: Thank you, great stuff. SUNSERI: Any other questions for our speaker? STONE: Oh Zoom, yeah. Let me see if I can… tune into some Zoom questions now… I actually don't see any questions on the Zoom chat so, there we go. SUNSERI: Well then, let's thank our speaker for his presentation today. Thank you! 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9wLuOdyRPHE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wLuOdyRPHE | Making Fast Food Look Homemade To See How My BF Reacts! | [Music] why are you keeping me [Music] babe hi hi say hi to the mobile squad i'm filming because i have a surprise for you and i want to like cook you a really special dinner homemade by me are you serious yeah like i want to make like just really no it's not a prank i want to make you a really nice dinner and like please come here but i want i know you've been craving this specific dinner okay so i'm gonna make it oh yeah my earring my bad uh-huh yeah but i want you to go in the other room come on we're going to go in the bedroom we're both going to the bedroom no i like how my video's going all right no no no no no no what no i want you to come in the bedroom i want you to stay in here until i tell you otherwise okay um trapped yes okay i want to make this night special and i want to make you a special dinner i appreciate that because i made mariah loving i honestly did not expect this at all so i i appreciate it yeah so okay i love you i love you don't peek love you guys don't listen in put your earphones in or something because i'm gonna be talking out here and i i want them to be a part of that i will let you have the surprise whenever i do surprises i know this girl all right go in the closet and work on something she digs and she tries to figure out what's going on yeah but i will not dig i will go in the closet i'm gonna go in there because i'm hungry i will go back and i'll see you in a little bit all right this is so weird no it's good you know what all right you spoiled meats have a sweater i'm excited i'm down and i'm hungry too so it's like the best of both worlds yeah i love you bye love you bye what is good model squad and welcome back to our channel as you guys can see i'm gonna be cooking him dinner i'm not actually gonna be cooking him dinner okay i gotta talk a little quiet because today i'm basically going to be acting like i made him a homemade dinner but in reality it's going to be fast food and the reason i'm choosing this specific fast food which is taco bell i'm making him tacos tonight and the reason i chose to do taco bell was literally because he hates taco bell he always is on it because of like he just had really bad experiences it every time he went there so i'm basically going to be making him tacos but using taco bell's tacos so i did order on uber eats my delivery here i am going to kind of make it less obvious so i'm going to make like um this broccoli the cheesy broccoli that we have in the freezer i'm gonna do that i'm still gonna make i'm gonna pour him some wine and stuff like that like i don't want to make it too obvious and i actually ordered guacamole and chips because i feel like with tacos you gotta have guacamole and chips there'll be another side dish and i'll act like you know i bought the chips at the store and like the guacamole i made you know all that stuff like i i know exactly what i'm gonna do it's gonna be so funny i just want to see if he like notices like i don't know if he's gonna be able to tell between a taco bell taco and like a real taco so i'm hoping taco bell comes through today and makes it look as real as possible we're gonna make it look as real as possible so you guys i'm actually really excited because i know he hates taco bell so this is gonna be a funny reaction so we're gonna see if he catches on or if he thinks it's for my cooking what do you guys think do you guys think he's gonna catch on or do you guys think he's gonna think i cook that so let's get started let's make the cheesy broccoli and then we're just gonna have to wait i think the order should be here soon but i'm gonna like start talking loud and i feel like i'm really making dinner just because i want him to if he is listening in i make it more believable all right you guys so i'm going to set you guys up right out here we're going to start cooking some nice homemade tacos we love a homemade taco homemade taco sounds fire so the wine chosen tonight which a little disappointed because the wine that i get it's a very hard hard brand to find and you have to actually go i think to like a wine bar to get it so this is gonna have to do i'm probably not gonna drink this tonight but for my baby i'm gonna pour some for him i don't know if he liked it all that much but since we did buy it you might as well just use it up you know so we're gonna pour him some wine i was gonna make him bourbon which is like his favorite drink but we don't have the supplies for that which kind of sucks because i wanted to make it all special and if i knew that while i was out i would have gotten some but when i got home bill informed me that he didn't have any food um so then i'm also gonna cook up i'm gonna pick up this cheesy broccoli and we're gonna heat in the microwave right now because the food should be here any minute and i want to make sure i get everything ready so while i let that cook and stuff i'm going to wait for the food to get here so i'll catch you guys back once the food gets here and we can pour the wine we can get everything looking legit it's gonna be fun i'm really excited to get his reaction t right in the comments you guys all right you guys the taco bell came in we haven't had taco bell or any fast food in like a fat minute so i kind of feel disgusting eating this but i'm kind of excited because i haven't had like a splurge day with the fast food a very long time so i'm excited [Music] all right so we're gonna do a quick little montage of me getting the food prepared so let's get it [Music] so um mine is basically what i'm going to tell him is i basically was trying to make like a different kind of taco because i haven't really been craving tacos so i'm going to tell him that i like made a hard and soft shell but i just made him soft shells kind of really likes a soft shell hopefully he doesn't notice because he's he's kind of like blind to stuff like that so i don't think he will but even if he does i'll just literally say like i did like a a diy thing that i saw on pinterest of these tacos that were like you know homemade so you can still have a bite of mine but i do have a lot more in here but i'm gonna need to like hide it somewhere so yeah and then i'll probably just keep this in here because we do have like um fake plastic stuff like this so you really honestly won't tell so they really honestly did that really perfect i'm also gonna be placing pans out so it kind of looks like i cooked food so it kind of makes it more obvious and then i'm going to go ahead and give myself a um dr pepper's ear sugar because this wine is just not it i'm like very picky with my wine it has to be like white moscato here is the setup honestly this looks legit like this literally doesn't even look like taco bell you wouldn't even be able to even notice i am whispering and it might sound loud to you guys but i am talking really quiet so i know he's not listening so yeah so here's bills and then here is mine oh my gosh it literally looks so legit i can't believe i hope this goes through i hope he can't tell i don't think he will i think he's gonna absolutely love it and i'm gonna wait until after he starts eating it like me knocks those down and be like how do you like your dinner and then i'm gonna tell him that it was taco bell and i'll be like so you do like taco bell you lied if he does like it or if he doesn't catch on but you guys i'm gonna call him out here and we're gonna get his reaction to the food so let's go baby where are you oh did you really hide in the closet wow good boy i wasn't talking about whispering i was talking about you could you hear me you were singing okay could you hear me talking no because so you have no idea i was in there then i saw i heard you promised hey guys so baby you promised you didn't hear anything i promise you didn't hear what i was meeting you i actually guessed you did no i guessed what you made what i make what do you think i made all right look at me in the eyes i'm looking at nice did you make steak mashed potatoes green beans no is that what you wanted i don't know is that what you wanted no i don't care what you already know it's gonna be good is it done yep i want you to close your eyes um so it's not bad no it's not that close your eyes walk out come on you really think i'm gonna make pizza that was crazy it's something i was only in there for like it was a quick dinner it wasn't anything like super long it wasn't even like 10 minutes yes it was it was 20 minutes why are you being all dramatic okay come on okay why are you guys all suspicious cereal dude why does it matter why are you being mean it's something i'm not ready i'm ready i'm excited though all right keep walking smells good i know because oh my god hello chef mimi cooked it up so good all right you sit right here is it like uh can we set up the camera what else could you have made i don't know you have to see just wait a second i want to take one more guess because i'm generally like what can you make in 20 minutes what's this what does it smell like it has to be something special what does it smell like it smells like sour cream did you make those chicken enchiladas okay you can open your eyes cause i'm hungry and i want to eat [Music] do you like it and we do tacos like guacamole we have more of these little um so i put a little bit of guacamole in there and then some chips these look better than the ones than the tacos i make what do you think i got some um those are low-carb tortillas at the store yeah how what is this what is that oh this is something different you could try it it was like a dui on pinterest how did you make that i went to the store when i got my name baby somebody's probably learning so much just to do this you can get like these like flavored um tortillas cheers did you know that you get flavored tortillas no i did not know that yeah so i did like a hard shell and a soft shell this is still a low carb it's like kind of like more of a flat bread dude that is crazy hold on i need to do i need to do a taste taste test yeah guac yeah where'd you get the guac phone um i just got that from the store i just put it in a little i didn't make that homemade i was gonna say that's not taking i don't even know how to make guac all right this is the tate test guys damn these things look good mm-hmm you loaded them too they look like they look like you can own restaurant a first bite because i i a haven't even tried this before oh my god baby you like it oh is it really good you're gonna have to teach me try this one your dad oh my god oh it's too short you know what's up it's big i like it though mm-hmm you might like that one better oh my gosh you like it dog dude i'm a chef huh i'm a chef we need you to start cooking more dinners oh i don't on um i like it because it kind of made the the tortillas a little bit more soggy i like more how did you this is so good oh my god i don't think you've ever made anything that's good before i don't work i'm actually genuinely happy and i generally want to say thank you so you love it thank you and this is the broccoli so is it the best tacos you ever had definitely one of the best it's up there i can't say best because like i've eaten a lot of tacos in my life but this is definitely better than the ones i make not gonna lie like this is really better than like a taco bell taco oh hell yeah really taco bell is crap right you don't like taco bell that one looks like one from taco bell but that one that was way better than taco bell no i'm telling you right now every time i went to talk about everything soggy that's why we only get like actual hispanic like restaurants that generally make good tacos that's where we go burritos and stuff but honestly we might have to start up our own restaurant because this is good this is i can't compare this actually being home oh 10 10 out of 10 baby well i do have some more tacos for you i appreciate you so much [Music] so 10 out of 10 baby i appreciate you so much and i don't know if i said that enough [Music] come here i want to say something new she just ripped out a little bit of snaps for her on this time i wanted to um get one more thing okay but before you do that i want to say she is my best friend this girl is the best ever and thank you for surprising me now it's my turn to surprise you you love it a lot it tastes really good oh yeah 10 out of 10. this is like one of the best cinders ever especially because it was homemade like you need i told you you're a good cook when you actually have another i think that's so funny babe the one time that you cook when you put your heart into something it's like really good all right you can open it because we cook together a lot more tacos here you what do we do with a taste test like comparison why'd you buy taco bell you really think that i i i cooked actual tacos shut up are these actually [Music] are you kidding me are you lying to me because you were talking are you s about taco bell now taco bell's disgusting yet you just had a full ass taco bell taco and you said it was better than time these aren't you you're dead ass these are talking about okay yes you are you're why how did you got these dudes okay bro you talk all the time okay i'll show you right now ready guys i'll show you right usually you get them right they're all smushed they're all soggy half your order is not what you wanted so i am generally surprised you got me one good order that they made because this is not gonna lie you lied to me you were talking your ass but you lied to me no you were just talking your ass about taco bell tacos were disgusting that you just ate one and loved it i thought you know what i mean what you like me make me feel better no i thought they were generally good okay so now you can't say anything taco bell you can see now i can taste why it is taco bell like now that you mentioned it you don't like it no i do like it i just would have liked it a lot more if it came from you i know i wanted to get your reaction dude i was genuinely surprised baby you were another owned in the office i was like i need a video idea and everyone's like do this one i'm like oh my god i'd be perfect i was generally confused like how you made something so good in the moment but i'm not gonna lie taco bell i'm not on them they do make some good stuff but like from all the times that we went there i feel like they've just screwed up we don't eat fast food oh yeah so this is generally fast food we shouldn't even be eating this stuff no you're trying this hey it's honestly good i'm gonna rate this eight out of ten i like the i like the traditional tacos from like the mexican places i really thought he was gonna be able to tell because like i told you guys he hates taco bell he hates the taste of it i haven't been there in a minute it's been a long time i knew it would set my work because i knew i haven't been to taco bell since last year when me and jordan went when he came down that's when we were living in my parents house remember that me and jordan went for like a midnight ride no that's when you were like i'm done with taco bell yeah because they messed up again like again and thankfully they didn't mess up this orchestra hey you know what i still love you you still made me feel good in the moment and you liked it i will hold you to that i do want you to cook me dinner and i will also cook you dinner no i i really wanted cookie dinner i think this was too funny not to pass up i was generally surprised jenna like wow i'm sorry man no i'm not mad i'm not mad i was just like no but team ariana got you i got you pretty good i got you pretty damn good you said it was tackles were 10 out of 10. all right guys well before mariah keeps smacking her uh mouth off about how amazing this prank was and stuff i want you guys to know team mariah comes back you already know team bill is behind getting ready to get her back so make sure to dm me some prank ideas on my instagram because i do want to get this girl back maybe i should go live maybe i should go live nah no i was wondering why you allowed the other day yeah it makes sense you don't really go on instagram so i knew i could get away with popping on there but we're gonna enjoy the rest of our dinner even though it is taco bell and unhealthy it's uh it's still pretty good it's still fine it's always the unhealthiest food set of the best food sometimes so exactly so guys we will see you in the next video but until then peace love you guys we were gonna end the video but we just wanted to tell you guys that we had like a bunch of 12 tacos total yeah we only like no i had another one so four so there were eight tacos left we uh just gave them to the neighborhood kids and they went crazy over there i was like i don't want to waste them yeah and we were like let's give the neighborhood kids so yeah they're and they're huge fans too so yeah they were really excited they started screaming we didn't touch them at all they were in the box and i was like hey if you guys want to eat these like we just filmed the video with them and uh i don't want the rest of them because i'm freaking full and like you know taco bell they're not good till the next day so no no so we just you know gave it to them and now they're going to enjoy it we got into good use | Mariah and Bill | UCW0ulUd4BZY4k_vHqLFWTuw | 2022-08-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,611 | 17,347 |
XQmKZeDIY8Q | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQmKZeDIY8Q | IMPORTANT: THE MESSAGE OF RESTITUTION FOR CHRISTIANS WHO TRULY SEEK HEAVEN | hello everyone again for a I just came back to play this message about restitution how we should carry restitution so the pastor and the minister of God that is preaching about restitution he is so they true revelations so the revelation of sister Lillian blessing that I've uploaded on this channel Plus this man of God that's about to speak I want to play his message because those true revelations have just taught me so much of a restitution so I want to play the message this is just part one I believe it goes to part three we can listen together and we can learn things together and you can be blessed if if you do not have a serious congregation that's pretty holiness righteousness and repentance okay then you can stay at home and just worship God at home and hopefully unless you have a group of friends who were serious and seeking God then you can come together at home and listen to the Word of God and read together the Word of God and sing songs of praises and encourage one another so I'm gonna play this video and please enjoy listening commit yourself to the Lord and ask you to minister to miss Michelle [Music] tell the law to minister to others also [Music] in Jesus name we pray a father it is a good thing to fellowship in your presence Lord divine we want to know the truth because we want to do the true G we know you would give us grace to to your world because Jesus brought grace and truth into this world the Krays always goes with your truth I'm praying for special revelation - now that the eyes of your people will understand will happen to see your mom dead heart will be lighting to the spa the foolish of the world and your place will follow to perform it divine we have come to this subject [Music] Christian restitution I am praying that you speak to us that we will understand exactly what you demand of us we will not be afraid those who are afraid to never hear the word restitution take away that fear from them for the grace of God will be sufficient for them worship you and thank you for myself and requests crazy I request light at a person light I request law that I will find favor in your sight to have revelation of truth and to communicate son to you be glory honor and adoration Jesus Holy Name we pray the three of Christian restitution restitution in general in human relationship is the practice of the law of conscience formal or informal we are by the offender rectifies correct his ways by doing the following things 1 confessing his crawling to those he has offended to apologize number 2 seeking forgiveness from those he has offended number 3 making good dad he has damaged making it good restoring it bring it in ba da which he has damaged the Malick's restoring stolen thing to the rightful owner needs confessing lies told or attacked to dos deceived mnemonics paper just days or again relinquishing false claims first property first results for certificates again uncovering hidden crime committed against me or the society so this is done in order to appease one's conscience this is done in order to appease the offender or to satisfy the law of God or the organized society restitution is practicable in every sphere of human relationship primitive society civilized society religious society Christian society it is the law of moral societal living in general even among the hidden restitution is carried out very after you see Emma apologizing together I am sorry please sorry for what I stole it at a time please sorry for what I did against you sorry for hurting you sorry for what I did against your family please sorry for the other workers poke that happens in the society the in primitive society or civilized society in the village restitution create human beings leave they carry out restitution formally or informally consciously unconsciously restitution in an organized society where they is the government we have the police station we have the coach the cause of loss we the gospel organizes restitution and enact laws and decrees that will institute restitution among the citizens we have the efcc in Nigeria we have other organizations that ensure the king him basil because the kauffman should be make room we have them yes we are the courts of law if you do something bad it gets someone and then discover the peace which you have done is bad you are mandated by the court to make Goods that's what you have done that's the law of society is practicable it is practicable between husbands and wives is practicable between parents and children restitution in general is a great doctrine because it beautifies human relationship if it yields people it restores relationship it gives you confidence and assurances in human relationship now we talk about Christian restitution this is the general practice in the world of life but then there is the Christian approach the coupling approach to these practice of restitution I'm going to talk to you about the Bible and restitution the way the society need to it may not be the way the Bible will want it to be done the way the cuts of law mechanic our instruction compel it may not be the way the Bible desires that you to each how is it down in the Bible the crystal restitution may go beyond we go beyond for example if you embezzle the government's money you have taken to the court of law and you said no I didn't take it no I don't have the money with me and this okay you're sentenced to this number of years of imprisonment when you finish the government's finish with you if you have the money somewhere for you you won't use it but a Christian restitution that's money you must for me to don't finish your term in prison you will come back and confess them you by saying you didn't have the money didn't keep your half for the money are you not having the money in the bank finish that thing in prison and come and sell those houses and come on empty your bank account and restore its of crystal restitution because you're dealing with the code of society you're dealing with the cut of your soul you're dealing with a cup of holiness and righteousness who desires that you'll be passing and entire wanting nothing in July the Bible and restitution in the book of Exodus chapter 22 I read this one to 15 Exodus chapter 20 to the swollen to verse 15 the Bible says instead of 22 verse 1 if Emma shall steal an ox or a hip and kill it or sell it he shall restore files oxen for an ox and for sheep for a sheep if a teeth be found breaking up and the sweet guitar that Shalu blow the for him if the Sun be risen upon him there shall be blow for him for he said we should make full restitution if you have nothing then he shall be sold for his test if the terms be certainly found in his hannel eye whether it be earth for us or she he shall restore double if Emma chuckles a field or a vineyard to be eaten I shall put his Beast I shall feed in anonymous field of the base of his own field and of the base of his own vineyard shall he make restitution he fire break out and catch in Tony's soda they the stalks of corn or the standing corn or the field because from there with the kindling the fire shall surely made restitution if a man shall deliver on to his neighbor money or stuff to keep and it be stolen out of the man's house if the teeth we found latent a trouble if the teeth be not found then the master of the house shall be brought unto the judges to see whether he have put his hands on these deepest goods for all manner of response whether it be for us for us for she for women or for any manner of lofting with an animal challenge yet to be his the cause of both parties shall come before the judges and wound the judges shall condemn he shall pay double unto his neighbor if a man deliver all these labor and ask for an ox or a sheep or any beast to keep and it dire be thought or driven away Norman seeing each day challenge out of the law between the report that he had not put his hands under his lip of goods and the owner of II shall accept them off and he shall not make it good and eat it be stolen from him he shall make restitution on to the owner day or if it be torn in pieces death let him bring it for witness and they shall not and he shall only kiku that which was tall and if a man born out of his neighbor and it be heard or Donna their owner thereof being on with it he shall surely make it good but if your own idea of beauty he shall not make it good if it be entire thing it came for his hire anathema entire list of them can you see that God that brought human beings to stay together he knows the sensitivity of the huts of may go lose the sensitivity of the tops of your breathing of your heart of the hats of uni-ball you don't just watch him and go your own way some of you just much I don't wanna move your way God will look like that you can't cut your nibble you can do anything it's not even going on with God will not take that from you he was diligence in living cheerfulness 11 carefulness in relationship now you are dealing with the soul that can be damaged you're dealing with the soul that can be lost you're dealing with the soul that you can you can eat eternally the Lord says be careful be careful how you relate everything you do check out if you have any more you must do restitution you must meet good the damaged property of your neighbor you must be this is silly confession to appease today half of the limo that's what God is saying don't be carelessly living don't be careless the fearless and not Coakley the Bible said thou shall observe diligently to do all the commandments of God very carefully very diligently you're working among me now you're off you're living among me no you're wrong you speak roughly you act roughly you don't put down by your art our God brothers and he will account for all the mistakes of your life he will you will account for all the damages you of course to the hats of me we're going to check it out in Scripture go to the Book of Leviticus chapter 6 Leviticus opposes this woman to serve on and the last spake unto Moses saying if the soul sing I'll commit a trespass against the law and lie unto his level in that which was delivered him to keep or in fellowship or in a thing taken away by violence or deceived his level or her found down which was lost and lied concerning it and shredded falsely in any of the statistics that among do it singing during day it shall be because he had seen and is guilty that he shall restore that which he took violently way or the same which he had deceitfully cotton or that which was delivered him to keep or the last thing which he found or that about which he had shown falsely he shall even restore it in the principle and shall add the seed but murder to murder two and give it unto him to whom it appurtenant in the day of his trespass offering and he shall bring his trespass offering unto the Lord Iran with a blemish out of the floor with thy estimation for a trespass offering unto the law and the priest shall make an atonement for him before the before the Lord and it shall be forgiven him for anything of all the he had done in trespassing Gary you can see here get those who say if any man be in Christ is a new creature old things are passed away behold all things have become new because of the scripture they don't bother about the damage they have cooked people in the past they don't bother about money they borrowed ten years ago they don't bother about lies they have told clearly lies have less effect on people's law they don't bow down lives but the Bible says we must compare Scripture with Scripture you don't take one Scripture and run with it it has his own niche look into the book of the law and reach none of them shall fail of my mouth it has commanded and they have their own mate every scripture it's not private it's not alone there is another scripture that speaks of the scripture to make it clear to show that in the mouth of two or three witnesses is staying enmity is established then you don't come up to say you're asking the things you get yesterday you're forgotten them you forgot God has not forgotten you forego the half of the offended has not forgotten come when you got born again get your name change get your face change did your eyes change the hairs of your head did they change they remain the same the acts of the past their offenses in human relationship don't change the stolen car is still distal income even when you clean your impunity it's still the stolen car this they'll see you in the way you presented yourself to them if you will show your boon again if you're born again there's something you have to do something that has to be done to clear to the people you and every new creature to intone the gospel of Christ do I talk about the memories of the people when Jesus was going to the house of Zacchaeus said that kiss I must abide in your house get people mum bottomczek heels because they said she was a sinner and Zacchaeus noodle if I had nothing - if I Willis rectify my past I know what's wicked and you had did evil if I will not rectify my past they will accuse Jesus she they are already complaining against Jesus that he was going to the house of a man there was a sinner that you stood until created for the people he said the half of my goods I give to the poor if I pick it anything from any man my first accusation I will restore you sir phone and keys or fellows to the people of your own Zacchaeus yes today salvation is coming to dissolve the evidence salvation has come that evidence restitution evidence the salvation has come evidence of a new thing has been done Allah God commanded the practice of restitution among the Jewish society it was an integral part of the Jewish law as seen in the BA structures however will must understand that the practice of restitution as we shall see below have been existing in human society by the will of God and by the human by human conscience before the law of Moses it is a practice among people whether they are hidden whether they're uncivilized socialized restitution is practice among humans in the human society the practice goes beyond the law to the gospel in our hands it is an integral part of the Gospel message today what may not be considered today is the specification of the law on how restitution should be done such as he should pay double you should pay for for issue out the principal get to issue at the seat but get arrested 20% to eat these are the specification of the law and specifically the law has passed but in our prison disposition when the grain by the law restitution should be fully done satisfactorily carrot all areas of institutions we're not going to examine areas in the Bible the restitution we carried out and should be carried out today number one marriage marriage in Genesis chapter 20 I read from this war Genesis chapter 20 I read from Islam and Abraham tronic Abraham journeyed from paintings to it the south country had dwelt between Kadesh and Shur and the joint in Gera and Abraham sate of Sarah his wife she is my sister and Abimelech king of Gera sent and took Sarah but God came to a bailment in a dream by line and say to him behold thou art but a dead man for the woman which thou was taking for hisa man's wife but Abimelech had not come near her and he said lord will thou slay also a righteous nation safety nothin to me she is my sister he she was it a she even she hustle say he is my brother in the integrity of my heart and in the safety of my hands I fight on this and God said unto Him in a dream yeah I know that doubt is this in the integrity of thy home for I also with healthy from shilling against me therefore so what I did not to touch her doubt therefore rest o the monkeys wine for he is a prophet and he pray for thee and thou shalt leave and if the rest o hello know thou the bow Joshua leta thou and all the guitar therefore family grows early in the morning and called all his servants and told all these things in the ears and the mean was so afraid then a ballet called Abraham and said unto him what hast thou done unto us and what have I offended thee the Dow has proved on me and on my kingdom a great scene thou hast done deeds all to me that ought not to be done Anabella said unto Abraham what so is down the Dow has done this thing and Abraham said because I talked surely the field girl is not in this place and they were slain for my wife's sake and yet in each is my sister she is the daughter of my father but not the daughter of my mother and she became my wife and he came to pass when God caused me to wonder from my father's house that I say done to her this is the kind as widow she's shown to me at every place we wither we shall come say of me he is my brother and Abimelech took sheep and oxen and lean servants and women servants and gave them all to Abraham and restored him Sarah his wife everybody repeat those only with six ways together and restored him Sarah his wife and Abimelech said before my lund is before thee dwell where implicitly and all to say that he said behold I have given thy brother a thousand pieces of silver there all he is to be a covering of the eyes on to all that awadhi and with all other dogs she was reproved so Abraham prayed unto God and God healed Abimelech and his wife and his maid servants and they bear children for the Lord had first closed up all the wounds of the house of Abimelech because of Sarah Abraham's wife can you see that jesus revealed that the original intention of God is that marriage should be between a man and a woman and will marriage is contrasted contracted there should be luke divorce on to the gate of one of the partners in the marriage union this has been clearly specified as the wheel of God in the book of much of the tale let's read from his war mark chapter T we read from this war to us 12 the Bible tells of year saying and he arose from thence and cometh unto the course of Judea by the further side of Jordan and the people he stopped on to him again and as he was a master was wrong he taught them again and the Pharisees came to him and asked him is it lawful for a man to put away his wife tempting him and he answered and said unto them what did Moses command you and they say Moses so for us to write a bill of divorcement and to put her away and jesus answered and said unto them for the hardness of your heart he wrote you this precept but from the beginning of the creation God made them male and female for this cause shall a man leave his father and mother and cleave to his wife and they twain shall be one flesh so then they are no more Twain but one flesh everybody say so they are no more Twain but one flesh can you say it what therefore God hath joined together let not man put asunder and he and in the house his disciples asked him again of the seven of them the same bata and he saith unto them whosoever shall put away his wife and marry another committeth adultery a concern and if a man shall put away his husband a missing woman shall put away her husband and be married to another she committed adultery can you see the law of God marriage is full I in Romans chapter 7 I read verse 2 and verse 3 Romans chapter 7 verse 2 and the stree for the woman who shot an Astra is bound by the law to her husband so long as he liveth but if the husband be dead she is loosed from the law of her husband so then if while her husband liveth she be married to another man she shall be called an adulteress but if a husband be dead she is free from that law so the she's no adulteress though she be married to another man my riches for lie while sober eat women as a woman there is no possibility as long as the money salah that you get married to another man there is no possibility ma was married to a woman as long as that woman is allah that you get married to another children or the children in the marriage whatever sickness madness whatever accusation witchcraft whatever whatever there's no awkward opportunity as long as they it is you have ceased to be one your your just to be separate entity your one flesh do you are no more two but one I love us the wall exists until one of you is dead does the law of marriage below binding a man to his wife and a woman to her husband is falah and this only applies to the face lawful wine or the face lawful husband is dead law-abiding you to your face or to your husband dear wife alive only refers to the face la forma the first law for woman in the book of Malachi Malachi chapter 2 I read the 14 to the 16 Malachi chapter 2 verse 14 to 16 the Bible tells us here saying yes yes wherefore because the Lord had been witness between me and the wife of the youth engagement thou hast dealt treacherously yay is she the companion and the wife of the Covenant and the day and did not him it won yay did the residue of the spirit and therefore a beware for one that he might seek in Copley seed therefore take him to your spirit and let no deal treacherously change the wife of his huge for the Lord God of Israel said he had putting away a hit divorce so what corporate violence with his coming he had the Lord of Hosts therefore perfectly of spirit that they did not treacherous me that's what the Lord is saying be very careful they don't oppress your eye the face wife your money don't be looking for reasons to put pay your face husband don't be looking for reason to put my away to put them away from any reason poor buddy or whatever you call it don't look for reason no for our lawful husband you know it is an authentic marriage that has taken place between you and that man daddy clay you and that woman the Bible said God is witness God is the coffee or the cup of year in a Dakota says let your year the year later he able a as you said year that year the means year because the Bible said whatever coming out of this apart from this is seeing it coming from evil but overcoming whatever suppression coming after you've consented I killed that yourself I shall be sealed by the court of covenant with all fantasy with all consent of parents with everything that has been done to show my religious tone by the living Co you don't breathe the relationship that's the work of God but then some people will say but the Bible says except it be for fornication that's what it is fornication and adultery fornication is a sin committed by don't married and in the time trees of her speaking days he was beginning in the law the lowest is in effect and the time Jesus verse 8 he said any man that puts away is why settle for fornication why why in the sense is is the the Jewish Patrol that relationship is so strong I'm finding the you don't break when you come to a tree and the people of all know that you're marrying this person you are keeping your promise you don't break it but if one of you happen to be found in an immorality that person is not a faithful person you you are right you feel free to break that relationship that's in the Jewish covenant Jewish tradition even in Christ however binding you out my mom if you want to borrow and the peso commits immorality I want to continue to win leverage its easiest to be a believer it's a believer then he ceases to want to be a believer and you cannot marry sinner the Word of God said be not unequally yoked together with a non-believer that's what the word says it with that illustration has to stop it also disobeying God not clear in the Jewish time that woman was stoned with stones she dies that woman that man would be stoned with stone that he dies in the Jewish tradition but then come to adultery a woman was caught in adultery I was grouped in the very act by some hefty me I mean huge me descended upon her and carried her to Jesus a we got her hot inside the thing yes I said we should stone these ones with stone we would have stolen her already was only we felt we want to hear what you have to say in adultery and jesus said he that is without sin among you let him be the first to cast one on her he that is not as the Mottola is not a thief does not have anger against other people moneys against other people he cut among you he that is not a witch among you and they became guilty because the worst sinners and he started withdrawing one after the other to tell that shorter Jesus created adultery with lying adultery with stealing adultery with malice if adultery can separate marriage the lion should do it if authority to separate money then stealing shall preach if stealing cannot separate marriage adultery corner because in the time of crazy every sin condemns everything seems to hell in the time of death what then Jesus looked at the woman said woman where are those thine accusers has not condemned me no Malone neither do i contently Dakota fly has not contention Dakota fly has no content on who will contain him the locus for containment can anybody do that can anybody CUDA Eve gone the Lord has said to her grow neither do i condemn you are free you go and sin no more it brand new to fight clothing came upon her brand righteous new righteousness I mean wonderful transformation can open that woman she became more than a thousand times better than she was to her husband Marita her husband Marita which was not born again now she'll become born again if any man be in Christ he is a new creature if the man married an old creature will he be children you that's why don't we just are separating marriage the Bible tells us if God has forgiven you you should forgive your brother also because we enjoyed forgiveness now we take this one to tell you that the cause is a Christian that scripture reveals to us therefore that knowledge must be restituted royal marriages must be restitution if you go Paul the Apostle also confirmed this a man should put Jenny wait is why why she don't leave her husband if it becomes so tough that she withdraw after while they could come together again that's the world and with Paul was saying now I am giving you the command look oh man don't leave your house don't sell you a why women don't abandon your husband if he's too hard surprised I wanna reunite again but then I want to give an advance this one is not a commandment but an advice if you have a in a marriage partner that is a believer and he wants to leave you must participate you to live alone you to leave but that doesn't only you marry again because advice of poor cannot be superior to do Kamala of God are you hearing me Polly said it when I speak not a lot but myself only then I have fun grace in the sight of God to kiss a boy contain Paul's advice be superior to the divine come on by no means by no means so that's what we are saying from the passage of all that's Tennessee chapter 20 we see the implication of marine somebody else why or husband one the plan of God the birth that man and women to get a marriage is in danger of distortion Abraham and Sarah went contracted together and God was witness and got hurt and in for lesstm plan for that family for somebody to cover stretch that woman out of Abraham's on shows the eternal plan of God has been affected that's where at any moment you must go but your husband gave an eternal plan that God has in that Union he said we marry we were not born again neither was Abraham a setup where get born again William Murray but they cannot go shut the Machine and that eternal plan in concerning them that's what that marriage in you must have it is bizarre again the judgment of God goes against such transgression to afflict those affected in with blades a babbling he say the Bible says all those related with him in the palace they lost shut up their woman your marriage somebody's one you have gotten a christening in your home something wrong has come the break of God has come among you too so you don't know what you suffer we trade in myself that is not supposed to be your house don't know what to suffer we you keep in a rumor that it's not yours you suffered deadly thing your day you don't know yes again eternal day is the final end of doors in Rome manage who to not to restitution you know the lotto Abimelech dow paid MA well the woman which thou hast is the man's wife Abimelech at heart because it was not just internal 19 the love had destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah with with a nova true with fire and brimstone that came from ever condemn a been delayed had his own City hostile nation I was king over his own nation and they had repented they feared the cutoff level and they were rocky adjusted and a billion US law will Dow also slay a righteous nation we know your judgment we you know fierce anger III you the damage I knew the danger of burning somebody's worth I acquired offer she said the man was her own brother in fact I asked the man the man said the lady was his own sister it is integrity of my heart it is daniel said she of my life I have dummies and the law says in parity of your heart your innocence of your hands is not what I'm talking about here because Paige is hanging upon you you have got something you have your kid something that is not yours you're distorting my tella plan for selling human babies restore them on his wife if you don't restore the money's worth you can have them in your heart me know if you hear the gospel you had in your heart one year two years three years five years ten years they loved us you were hunted they look good and barely like the opportunity to harden his heart he kept from the privilege to harden his heart because he will give you your will you have the will to choose - cut to heaven - go to hell you have the will to choose is that if you're a spell hard or no that thou shalt surely die you would die and that woman eventually will leave you I will kill you but you also die in hell I'll punish you forget about your innocence you're talking about yay because I really know about this Reno Sensibility that's why I shot you mercy I knew to view ignorance that's what I should do message and I did not allow you to touch her I frustrated all attempt to lie with her Ifrah strategy but now I caused by releasing your family so that you could know that something is wrong you didn't perceive now I've come to dream Abimelech are you hearing now last warning a Bimala woke up from the dream gathered his people and told them quote Abraham as a way to be such a great singing you think it is a small thing to keep somebody's want to distort define plan over a couple do you think it is a small thing that God brought you in contact with MA even if you don't see what he will do to you he said I will make of thee a great nation King so people shall come out of you do you know what the law is the children to do do you know what the law is a great children to do they cooked up LA they cooked up for knowledge they could assistant to the future he or do you say you make a mistake he allowed that mister because his wisdom was playing in in Yamaha he a lot of mistake he sealed it up stand by it he can change of circumstance therefore the c-curve demanded restitution to be done and repentant King a pendulum returned Sara to her husband Abraham that was the only way for for the forgiveness of his sins that was the only way he could be healed that was the only way for the restoration of righteous righteousness and righteous relationship we go that's the word of God does the world now at ot of a restitution of marriage I want to talk to your aesthetician on false accusation restitution on false accusation in the Bible in the book of Job chapter 42 the 7 to 10 job chapter 42 the 7 to his day the Bible tells us here saying and it was so that after the Lord had spoken these words on to Joe the Lord said to elephants determinar my wrath is kindled against me and against my two friends who yeh have know spoken of me the thing that is right as my servant job ha careful taken to you now seven bullets and seven arms and go to my summer job and offer up for yourself a burnt offering and my southern charm shall pray for you for him will I accept less I deal with you after you're fully in the way of the spoken of me the thing which is right like my cilantro so Elijah's determinate and bildad the shuhite and zophar the nahama tight win and keep according as the LORD commanded them the Lord also accepted job and the Lord told the captivity of job when he prayed for his friends also the Lord gave job twice as much as he had before now joy had some friends they all claim to be righteous some make some ministries came upon job he was afflicted they didn't do neither job the challenge that was between God and Satan they didn't know those three friends didn't know there's some things behind the scene what you know the Bible says you'll know in part yes I'd be very careful you treat what you know be very careful you hunter what do you think you know because all you think you know you'll know imparts day these people came to tow looked at me and say we have found we have searched it out nobody goes to this goes to this type of trouble who has never sinned against God it is your scene that's where we've been talking this before long that hypocrisy is a terrible thing that one day you'll see shall find you a job your scene has found your own job said no I've not seen I cannot explain my friends I cannot explain my bravery why this thing happened like that I don't understand I take care of my children I offer sacrifice for my children regularly to mix them to comfort them before God and maintain that justice before God I cannot tell you what is a look at you when I tell you something that will help you to be making you know is your aunt a multitude of whiskey or seen they Trump or joke want to jump so miserable comfort us a visible come who told you to come here did I tell you should come here did I tell you I was looking for your counsel your looki looking for your comfort if it was you going through this trouble I know what I would have told you I know how would have comforted your life I know what I would have done to poor cool water or poor heart but see you're miserable comforter physicians of no value this photo is the look at him again now hey look at his this peak I will say repelled and elosha be situated is a Makino is so that's not the thing when they will say go that was hearing from heaven brother a dream motto every transaction every communication of words that goes between you and another yes Dakota here's the code that keeps record they secured the judges is a God of truth in court of knowledge by him actions awaits today at the end at the 10 the love not going to those three people he went to the chief ma and say come my anger is kindled against you you were boasting that you were righteous people and you wake I could see my innocence ah Bonjour did you know what was behind the scene where you did win Satan came to challenge me did you know the wisdom I exercised to a louder I'd wanted you wanted to damage my seven job you want to kill him you want to destroy the ministry the Lord has given to him do you know my rock is kindled against you now take a lump on go to my servant job and my son and conference and appease him where the paint before him go repeat before him day my son chop shall pray for you and I shall answer him I would heal you I would deliver you I will forgive you don't say you went too fast your fasting is vanity I've written my will to you want to my wing they the way to Joe and pleaded green job so those people humble before him what is healing floating and what what healing what divine power in that I heal the wounded heart that half was wounded that hat was wounded with wings that was Marge that has was effective that has what happens PS true by the weights of big I lose weight tones that were shot as arrows the lost chamber for healing the healing of job we job got healed by the apology thus people came to Rena Joe God strengthen praise God they've got the family cognize my righteousness the cutoff level recognized my sincerity they cut off every cognize painless NC of my hands he prayed for his friends and they the lot forgave his friends and then they look visited job with prosperity you speak any harm you challenge any harm you report any how concerning your brother constant even the ministers of the gospel you report any harm my brother my sister does something about those weights before you stand at the judgment because the Bible says he that shall speak in Les Waites he shall stand at the judgment for his words every idle tongue every I don't worry that they might trust me he shall give account of them in the day of judgment therefore it's something yourself if the lot convicts you don't burn his face Brown don't show the price of the book a prisoner Danielle's advice to humble yourself he would no homo until he became an animal in the bush therefore beware that reply does not destroy you therefore all those weights lion weights weights of falsehoods ways collected to Talmud a Sicilian character when you retain you will grow back and apologize you cover your kata family you're not the reason why among the a marriage between Milan is one was affected because of the report you gave you one honor I Toula forgive me so that is restitution on first accusation number three restitution on fraudulent ministry restitution on fraudulent ministry corner of ministry in the book of Samuel Chapter twelve the summer chopper 12 I read this one to this far face so much chopper 12 this one too this five the Bible says and some were seitan to all Israel behold I have hearkened unto your voice in all the yes Satan to me and have made a king over you and now before the king will get before you and I am old angry headed and behold my sons are with you and I have worked before you from my childhood until this day unto this day before Hyrum our witness against me before the Lord and before the anointed whose occifer taken or whose us have I taken away a fight defrauded if I repressed of whose hand have I received any bribe to blind my eyes daily and I will restore it you and they said thou has not defrauded us no oppressed us NIDA has now taken out of any mansion and he said unto them the Lord is witness against you and his anointed is witness this day the LEI have not found out in my heart and they also he is witness every birthday he is witness it is expected as a ruler among the people of God it is expected as a minister a pastor in the church of christ that the ways to be perfectly your way should be pure in all manners of finances in ermine of relationship your ass you're all should be just before God that is expected as someone said I have worked with you from my childhood until this old age child who the Bible says that he might deliver us from our enemies that we might serve him without who sudden without fear in holiness and righteousness o the face of Allah as you have started so it should be but you played corruptness your bled corruption you have fraud to live as a pastor you embezzled the money of the church you borrowed money from your members and you didn't pay you frustrated the cases of marriage or some people you frustrated maybe you committed adultery with some of those women your turn so terribly in your own greed in all that the ministerial life it could be the church aware before and now you in another Church what do you do Simon said the Lotus witness I stand before you there no intestines here now witness against me if I have done anything I will apologize if I have embezzled some money I will restore it back if I have baked this bra taking something in a fraudulent way for minima I have done miss Keith in my ministry among you I would declare forgiveness and will seek forgiveness if it is public I do it publicly if he's not as quiet if it is to meet we meet with the people offended one by one I will do that to have the good conscience that's the world of God does the teaching of crash and the grace of God is sufficient death death restitution footpaths restitution for those things that are stolen in the book of Judges chapter 17 I read this one to his four judges chapter 17 verse 1 to verse 4 the Bible tells us here saying and there was a man of Mount Ephraim whose name was Nika and he say to his mother the 11 shekels of silver that were taken from thee a bird which thou Crassus and speakers of also in my ears behold the silver is with me I took it and his mother said blessed be thou of the Lord my soul and we he had rested the eleven hundred shekels of silver to his mother his mother said I had wholly dedicated the silver unto the Lord from my hand for my soul can you see Mika stole the mother the money of the mother eleven hundred shekels of silver heavy sum of money how long ago we are not aware but what he was clear God woman crushed dad woman lifted up her hands to the song as they say cold in this car they say cold now sueded person whoever he was whoever Easter took this money go you will make him blind in the day girl you will make him crippled not only himself his children sobbing up on in the earth girl he will take away sleep from the eyes of that month girl that militia becomes Tama Khalsa to him make her hot this thing amicus ordered this dungeon stealing this dungeon is stealing the money will go away but the judgment would mean with you for the lake perceived name on the leprosy of Naima shall pray to thee and to die family forever they touch me but that was so great and make us a mother I don't know how he did it he came a year ago how did he do it did he sick other people to come I helped him a piece to the mother how did he do it but he confessed murder they live in shackles of silver that was stolen I heard you cussing I stole it it was audited equation he would buy the addition and set his lies the mother told the Christian to bless them for for bigger Formica he told the girls to the pleasure of the law my son you know I had consecrated that money to the Lord that protein you stole from that person is the most money those things people are stealing from the kauffman do you know it is the lost money lead to pure hospitals need to provide drugs need to construct roads lead to build schools need to do many things that will bring peace and ease to the Society of God is the lost money therefore lekha rest owed that money to people salary that you just got eating eating it up maker rest owed that money back to the mother and even their mother gave it back to him and so crazy because of the law which means this blessing in restitution number one if you don't restore feminine and in a Beverly case it was a date mom bodiless have entered into the family to be healed to be delivered from pay restitution must be carried out number three number two or three the curse was hanging on Micah he needed to restore Institute to be free from the girls in the book of ezekiel chapter 33 verse 14 to 16 ezekiel chapter 33 verses 14 to 16 the Bible tells us here saying it says okay we I say unto the wicked thou shalt surely die if it turn from his sin and do that which is lawful awry if the wicked restore the pledge give a conduct he hot rocks work in the structures of life without committing iniquity he shall surely live he shall not die learn of his sins that he had committed shall be mentioned on to him he had under which is lawful and right he shall surely leave the Bible says if I say to him annually see now you're going to die because of the scene of committed because of that which are strolling if you stop if the manner did that person stops is say number one here is told written but that which he has told God is detail God is not even asked about you God is not political he means to take people who are pure to heaven he meant to take only one even among as it is only one who would take only one and abandon the rest therefore you want to go God will want to help you God we want to support you but he want to be Torah with you so the way you go you become in Satan in heaven to cause another and then you walk again for God to be different centuries is that clear so he was horrible corporate would go for a thorough work of righteousness he will help you I'm going to do a total work of righteousness he's going to give you Chris you would do it total work of righteousness you will make him wait for you you would know what to do it pouring over adjustments that is what the Lord is telling us yes and we you know that you don't just steal and come reason I will steal tomorrow I will tell code that I'm sorry no sorry then return it you can't just say you're sorry sorry's not enough oh are you releasing it and return it then I know that you are sorry because forgiveness of sin is a practical thing forgiveness of sins constellation of same forgiveness of sin is clean sing of birth record they if that record has to be clean restituted does the world of coal again we're talking about the leaks restitution kind of restitution god inspector took to Korea yes go expects us to carry of necessary restitution is me man stealing man stealing to Holland's we're in a place in maternity room Montana to room the cab Bay eat - ha cha one slip on her challenge da and he went and stole the child of another the child of the one that was alarm the child a living child of the other woman and eventually the case came to Solomon and when it was determined and the original owner was determined they restore that child back to the owner you stole it you stole the child resto de cha back to the owner this is different from adoption where the processes are just unclean and they do iniquity there this is different from the issue of adoption you stole the child you smudge the child you slick into the hospital and stole the child you arrange some people to want it not the person now just come to you you have come to your senses restore the child thus the world to go again we have David we see what did it did David appeased the Gibeonites did it a beast they keep your knives in a book of face somewhere this sandwich ever 22r this one to miss nah in that case the Bible pencil let's go the FS how much upper 21 second summer please second Samuel chapter 21 last in the 1 to verse 9 is a complex case but it tells you how complex the matter can really go how God is is insistent the ride must be done he says it's a serious case first one on to verse 9 then there was a famine in the days of telle three years year after year and David inquired of the Lord and the Lord answered it is for soul and for his bloody house because his Leo the Gibeonites and the king called the Gibeonites and said unto them now the gibbelins were not of the children of Israel but of the remnant of the amorite and the children of Israel had swooned on to them and so sought to slay them in his zeal to the children of Israel and Judah we have devastate onto a keep unites what shall I do for you where we shall I make the atonement the yearly blessed day inheritance of the Lord and a Gideon has said unto Him we will have no silver nor gold of soul no of his house neither for us shalt thou kill any man in Israel and he said what ye shall say that will I do for you and they answered the king the man that consumed us and that device against us that we should be destroyed from remaining in any of the coast of Israel let's ever mean of his sons be delivered unto us and we will hang them up unto the Lord in the Gibeah of soul who the Lord choose and the King say I will give them but the King stared with abortion the son of Jonathan the son of soul because of the Lord's old that was between them between David and Jonathan and the soul of soul but the King took the two sons of rizpah the daughter of Allah when she bear on the soul mo Amana and Neffe Borgia and the five soulful mica the daughter of Saul whom she brought up for Adriel the son of Belial they may qualify and he delivered them into the hands of the Gibeonites and they hung them in a hill before the Lord and they fell all servile together and were put to death in the days of harvest in the first days in the beginning of barley harvest now can you see with Joshua was coming with a children Israel to fight against the Canaanites the hip unites can teach Joshua or daughter.you Street and convinced him that way from a far country that they should make peace they were ready to do everything to live in peace so they could not be killed Joshua swore unto them be careful before you make promises Joshua soon and when they discover that they were just a closed bar there was nothing because he has sworn unto them they preserve them I just made use of them as slaves he was of wood features of water now so they can King later in Israel he wanted to demonstrate religious zeal he went against the G be honest and began to kill them a time I mean they say goat of justice do you think you're suddenly careless God you behaved carelessly like this until you will prosper that's where you hip-hop preacher preaches after you carelessly who will always say the best answer blessing your face is done Jackie seeing who your face brother so you keep a picture for yourself but look at it now injustice have been done it came to give you life and by soul who was king over Israel and the Lord shut up the heavens that they be luring the face here they didn't know that it was a plague that what was already begun they thought that it was my challenge so I told him of the one with traditional concrete a matter so the wicked and the second year running again what suffering but they were not only took here in the mouth of two with this intense require in pit witness to confirm the matter day detective find it again no something's here three witnesses the mattress is published dead weight to the Lord I said Lord what's happening please what's wrong I'm okay in my life I am perfect in my way yes it is for so I am a goat of Justice that that I called Israel my people does not mean I reject other people it doesn't mean I would doing justice to other people it does not mean I will support your pressure against other people it does not mean I will support your cheating other people Dana won't be a just God I will be a right just go it is for so but he preached against the Gibeonites once the true the Gibeonites then David went to the Gibeonites and say come the Lord has revealed to me that he is the God of all flesh all men can trust in him he's the God of protest does not believe in him you were ill treated what can we do the people say yes we were in treatment but we would not want anyone to die in Israel for us god MA that ill treated us if he were alive who have demanded of him but he has died and the Lord God says I will be sittin equity up all your the faith and second generation even to the fourth generation his generation must suffer the wickedness of his life and Cody to the Word of God according to the right just demand of God his generation was so fun and according to the Word of God he the shed blood must blood also be shed blood for blood then the blood of his generation was go for heat big crowd of children bring several songs from his generation and we will hug him because then before the Lord that's why you must be praying for your parents that they don't want burrow iniquity for you to suffer pray for your people but for yourself well that direction spell to the righteousness of God for the sheen of the father shall not be required of the song so that thought will say then the birth of seven people blood must go for blood that was a little in the law but not in the period of grace and behind those people and then the rain started coming from heaven so they go to cease in heaven so there's a God of justice in heaven so they say God judges the criminal in money heaven so let's go to judge it between a man and a woman so they say God judges between husbands and why so they said God judges between parents and children so they say girl the church is between the king and this subject yes be careful with this God for his a dreadful God he said terrible clothes he will not buy pastor iniquity he will not spare your iniquity he will not do daily justice against your brother he will not sparing justice against your sister therefore we will now restitution making peace with your opponent before giving you often little piece full of peace with all men and holiness without which no ma shall see the Lord in the book of Matthew chapter 5 Matthew chapter 5 I read was 23 took us 26 Matthew chapter 5 verse 23 to verse 26 the Bible says this year careful let's start from verse 21 yee-ha-ha that it was said by them of old time thou shalt not kill and whosoever shall kill shall be in danger of the judgment I say unto you that whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment and we so ever shall say to his brother raca shall be in danger of the council but whosoever shall say thou fool shall be in danger of Hell fire therefore if thou bring thy gift to the altar and there rememberest that thy brother had ought against thee leave the gift before the altar and go thy way first be reconciled to thy brother and then come and offer thy gift agree with an adversary quickly whilst thou art in the way with him lest at any time the adversary deliver thee to the church and the church the Liberty to the officer and thou be cast into prison verily I say unto thee thou shalt by lumens come out things till thou hast paid the uttermost farthing be careful with weights that you speak be careful to have attitude towards your brother that you don't hate your brother that you don't grow angry unnecessarily without the curls if it would recall your anger should not last should not go beyond the third the day that's what the lot is saying be careful with words whosoever shall say to his brother you are useless useless God need somebody that you see is useless even the devil is to use for your : food inform on a human being that God has made that he is useless danger of judgment I would show him on just say thou fool hey your brother is a fool this your tongue is a little member but he busted great things the tongue is set on the fire of L the tongue is set on the fire of hell the rich man called for water to cool the tongue he didn't mind the hung the burning of the hung the bombing of the eyes the burning of the head the burning of other members is the tongue be careful because he the curls his brother the food should be in danger of Hell fire have you cordially have your price your brother already having transgressed in case your brother already and your what mater senior happens to serve the Lord but but I see your happens to sing to go what mothers down is just a man give offering to God dumb that offering God will not respect it it's not coming for me pure heart he's not coming from a justified man he said leaf beard I gift before the altar don't bring it to the altar leave it before the altar and take corners and make peace with your brother go make peace with your father with a mother which arrived which are which respond well maybe it's a frame with your boss and office with your workers go I'll eat bees after you have made peace then come and offer your friend it shall be accepted place don't delay don't delay between your someone you're delaying do you know the way you dug us all did you know the thing you died that's the end that's the end and we did video to praise the Lord has given you is over that's all that's all therefore agree with your adversary quickly quickly is opportunity we you are still alive wait or purchase the situation's have not yet be complicated that's it otherwise you will suffer no judgment for it that's restitution that's what God is saying you should do making peace making peace with people and again is saying in the book of Matthew Matthew chapter 18 I read verse 15 through 18 the Bible tells us here saying moreover if thy brother shall trespass against thee go and tell him his fault between thee and him alone if he shall hear thee thou hast gained thy brother and if he will not hear thee then take with thee one or two more that in the mouth of two or three witnesses every world it is established an official negate to hear the telephone to the church and if you neglect to hear the church let him be unto thee as an heathen man and a publican verily I say unto you whatsoever you shall bind on earth shall be bound in heaven and whatsoever you shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven what's the law saying now this is the case of someone offending you someone wants to destroy this good mind God has given you someone wants to to affect your eternal I look at some things that are small enough you can forgive them but some things you want to say I want a ton of the lesson law deal with this matter will you ensure become his tongue block on your way if you do not deal with this matter now if you don't handle this matter now I call the sea to Eternity I see to your future he was humbled by this matter a does was stumbled by this mother please I want to show that person messy too I want to examine the pastor whether he shall qualify to resist my machine careful if your brother shall trespass it can't be and now there's no peace no goodwill existing between the two of you go to him discuss the matter with him maybe he's a tough man some people are very tough that tough and stuffy maybe that tough man then take one or two more that in the mouth of two or three witnesses a mother should be established if he refuses to hear their take the matter to the church can you see don't be so hasty in finishing up a Matar eternal life is inside it eternal life is inside that matter the team of some people is inside butter definitely what you can do to rescue Souls from eternal date do what you can do report it to the church if he becomes so tough to the church or are you have also done three two or three wouldn't any witness if I you're taken to the uttermost face you win within one witness second you carried two other people with you two second witness day you've tried to take one by carrying him teacher your trials your peace be at peace because the word says if it is possible as much as lieth in you as much as it is in your own ability live in peace with all me but sometimes it does not lie in you then be a peace let will be on to you as a publican as an unbeliever don't you are unbelievers in the society relate with them like that so that is what the Lord is saying again restitution on personal belonging restitution now that things we need to know that personal belonging we be sole for the purpose of carrying our restitution that's what he need to know personal belonging in the book of Matthew chapter 18 verse 23 to verse 25 the Bible tells us you're saying therefore is the Kingdom of Heaven likened unto a certain King which should take account of his servants and we need began to reckon one was brought unto Him which owed him ten thousand talents but for as much and he asked not to pay his LORD commanded him to be sold and his wife and children and all that he had am payment to be made because you say hey I have restitution but I don't have the money you don't have the money nothing to be sold to do that to settle down in those days human trafficking was being done slaves worthy sold to the market and in those days a man can sell himself again Jesus was speaking in the time of the Lord when slaves could be bought in the market and God allowed it at that time so he say sell them say sell him sell his wife sell his children if matter of restitution could be seen by God like this and you playing with me that God can say inconvenience imma take away his Liberty that restitution should be done take away the convenience of his family that prostitution shall be taught shall be done if God sees deep that point are you playing with restitution for long you borrowed money from somebody even from the burning and I'm paying and waiting for Jesus to come here say you should be sold you will be sold for it you'll be sold to hell under full payment has to be done animals Payet now do everything now but then with notice something here of restitution what do we notice the Bible tells us here that we got man commanded and he the body soul thus 26 the servant therefore fell down and worshipped him humility we you come to do restitution you come before somebody you have offended humble yourself that humility can give you favor day he worshiped him saying Lord have patience with me and I will repay gentle language is soft answer turneth away wrath in case your comedy for your husband to apologize for a wrong you have done humility soft language Jacobs on case we he wanted to do restitution to a soul what did he do he sent kids before him but by bad wisdom is the quiet in restitution day he now really saw his brother coming he bowed seven times he ba to demonstrate perfect civility and submission that delivered him that saved him day what did he do he said have patience with me if you don't have the money they don't cover yourself but the quiz for patience don't say I have restitution to do but we don't have the money before no don't wait for money because you don't know when you will die go and uncover and plead grace on the wing gosh I'll give you the money and they do come arrested you but this man patience with me I will repay what happened this 27 then the Lord of that summer was moved with compassion your pry is the reason why you will suffer destruction because pride goeth before a fall and unholy spirit before destruction I have weathered in this man spoke arrogantly if peace might be health arrogantly I'm telling you have been sold up but because he humbled but because the weights of his mouth were gentle he earned he was not coming to make arguments he earned it was amazed alone that that is not a lintel is a silver know what I know is that awesome yeah oh you would have so fatigued he was supported he owned up that the attitude the mannerism do you compassion from his master and the Bible say he forgave him all these things he kill compassion from his master and he forgave me all the dead all the money he's must have forgiven so it is possible the law can give you favor the peso you go to paid back and say no don't worry if he says don't worry don't worry if the authority you go to restitute to the case you forgiving who sincerely mean this shall be remitted of him it appear that the Word of God you need to learn on restitution so if the Lord takes restitution so seriously don't play with it don't play with it again Zacchaeus method public promise to carry out restitution I've told you if he didn't do so his Christianity will be long because if he didn't do so they would have agreed with him and Jesus Christ would have been accused you cheated people now you're born again now if the member pauleddy survivor movement yeah no need my holiness holy this is holiness where are you coming from holding this meeting Oh lilies but is also : is between is also in that holiness meeting come that man that committed adultery with you have you been able to tell them on your born again now have you told the man you're born again now that you showed them man you're a different creature because the money stick close with you the money still blinking his eyes at you and you're not saying anything about it and you say holiness they might say I'm home for tomorrow he still happy home yes holiness that man that they suit nothing with you did you come too late the man loaded you were sorry you did what you did yesterday did you tell him so that man that you bothered his money in fact you even cheated him have you tried to call him back to settle where he drinking I'm not a child of God my hands must be clean I must be the innocence of my life that's what is expected of you that is what Zacchaeus be to bring justification to him to his Christianity before the law again Paul the Apostle did restitution how he spoke in case he high priest they without quite that warm do you sit on the seat of judgment and be commanding me the commanding me to be Trinity contrary to the law the strong oneself are you revealing the lost high priest Oh baby I did not know in Britain this is the apportion of Christianity that pledged is a pretty I did not know that he was the high priest for it is written thou shalt not reveal the ruler of thy people this is a non-believer on seats but you cannot use pastor you can abuse pastor you can breathe bastard - nothing you can spit on the face of pastor and see you the apostle of Christianity would apologize humble before a non-believer ruler this anointed of the Lord you're stubborn you're naughty Christ you're an object of damnation the fear of God is not in you that is why you are not veterans from the man of God you can treat the man of God you can speak them to the mother of God like that you can take him with content David say we did they've got this gate of King Saul he had to speak about it he said oh yeah you mean I caught your skate it's not me because you are the love anointed you can speak anything against the laws of nature you can take any action against the loss of oil and the fear of God is not in you be careful be careful because God would defend his anointed God would defend his anointed if God would defensible even it is by fighting he would definite just king he would defend it just ruler he would defend it just picture there for fear god I'm talking about restitution restitution well I holiness survivor movement we must bring you to the fabrics of Christianity we must bring you to the foundation of Christianity for the God of heaven the father the father of our Lord Jesus Christ the merciful girl who is above releasing Jesus who come for his church is preparing the bride for the coming of the bridegroom and if that must be done he must restore the doctrines of ordinance the doctrines of righteousness and you have the privilege to be here to get this doctrines report that you might be counted worthy of eternal ah that's what we're talking about restitution the failing world to go only schmoes returned to his master Philemon yes Philemon of Philemon was a mistake coat Lima right just man only smooth was his servant on the final days only stole something from Philemon and run away when he run away he came across Paul in Romans pause where Paul was in prison and got converted by the Minister of Paul and became very useful very useful to Paul because Paul was in claim he could fix water for poor to take bath he could run errands for Paul enjoy not being a Christian but Paul knew to keep on this mousse here is to transgress the principle of righteousness to transgress the principles of holiness he said he wrote the little finer metolius must take it to Philemon and he's telling fine them oh yeah I have thought of your good works I have thought of your good life now I have confidence as Paul the agent you have had my gospel you put born again through my ministry now I'm sending someone only small who offended you I am sending him back to you to settle with you I know he stole from you and may not have the money to pay you I Paul who won the cause of righteousness to stand I will be Here I am my hand such in pain somebody is unprotected this letter to somebody but it is coming for payment of that money I have to request for that ball pain in the struggle with my husband came to still write on the paper and say I Paul will paper you're playing with righteousness you playing with having people's money with you you're playing with issues of restitution hey the Saints are for took is so great Jesus took it so great don't play with it God will appear in the dungeons he will not spare therefore take it very seriously I do it seriously and pain the Lord come the almighty shall help you reason for institution you're doing restitution to obey the commandment of God to sit to the guilty conscience year after year it is ten years of the monastic coming up it is 20 years all of the Mother's Day coming up do your restitution and that mother shall die forever sake to settle your guilty conscience again to deliver yourself from the krills as a curse of been given out plan has been crying the woman you sent away and mereta you why is suffering now because she became old that's why you did so now she's suffering she's crazy every day she's crying every day to the God of heaven I said god I suffered with this man and when it came to the time that it was time for me to sit with my husband to enjoy the children to enjoy the riches of the family he has sent me out no I know a hollow because my my husband has rejected me now I don't now I become a hollow keeping over to pay you made a growth of Justice the God of righteousness will be hearing this in heaven and be blessing your ministry because you've got to spend to start a ministry will turn it to one side a ministry can go till and only just want to start a ministry so that's what you need to do you're doing this thing because when deliver yourself from the curse again restitution makes you to be very careful not to commit another same because Donnelly is it in itself you become so diligent you become so careful so they don't do another thing yeah it is costly to restitute it's a lesson to keep you in righteousness and holiness again to deliver yourself from eternal debt that was hanging upon al King Abimelech and to I don't the gospel of Christ to make the gospel of Christ very beautiful one of my brother here was sharing with me of one a man who have been picking his wife's morning without knowing one day just recently I think it was some few months ago he counted 80,000 IRAs as in my wife took take the wife took the money it's a five thousand and get the wife the wife took to my what is it for all the money I have been taking from your pocket without telling you I need to let you know just not you feel as if I am a boss and I begin to use my boss on justly who knows whether you borrow that money who knows whether somebody give you the money to keep and I come to you I use my right at the husband that's why to cost they told the gospel of Christ to show that I belong to holiness movement to meet you my wife know I am sin selling new husband take that money it had it beautifies the gospel of Christ in a dome city it makes people want to be Christians okay it is a message to the sinner because it is one of the great way sinners can get the gospel they cannot forget restitution wait that man borrowed money for 20 years ago see you again come back and you bring him back his money back up oh jesus ever present Jesus say it again that man will say huh you mean this is what Jesus can do in a man's life and I boiled and boiled and boiled it go because what can I do with you so you mean Jesus can change somebody please how do I find him it's a way the gospel can come also to sinner's yes it's such as example to others bring it to restitution a dazzling from each they will also do it and they will go for your own account before God because you opened the way for them you encourage them you an example to them so restitution it's a beautiful practice it gives you peace it makes God to bless you will make he leave you alone no he said I will never lived in office again I will go in for tea I will give the piece my prisoner go with you and I shall give you success I shall help you don't mind what you shall suffer for me I shall give you a crown of life I said bless you my name shall be exalted my grace is sufficient for you don't mind shame for he that believes in the name of the 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C7Jzh4nEmyE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7Jzh4nEmyE | Court Freezes Kogi Salary Account Over ₦20BN Bail-Out Loan | NEWS | a federal high court in lagos has frozen a kogi state salary bailout account domiciled in sterling bank plc over a 20 billion narrow loan obtained from the bank justice tijani ringgit granted the order to freeze the account and that is pending the conclusion of the investigation or possible prosecution by the efcc the efcc had approached the court for the order in an expertise application counsel to the efcc abbas muhammad told the court that the order was necessary so as to preserve the rest and debate further dissipation of the funds in the account in his submission mohammed informed the court that the 20 billion narrow loan was meant to augment the seller repayment and running costs of the state government but it was kept in an interest yielding account with sterling bank he added that instead of using the money for the purpose it was meant selling bank plc acting on instruction of the kogi state government transferred the money from the loan account and placed the same in a fixed deposit account he concluded by saying that sterling bank plc is yet to present any credible evidence to show that the facility is well secured hello hope you enjoyed the news please do subscribe to our youtube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates | Plus TV Africa | UCkY5L8JYwx7BT0cOXYZX_dw | 2021-09-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 229 | 1,310 |
G0Ed4jWofSc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0Ed4jWofSc | Stay Updated In Stock Market | Global Market Roundup | 12 March | Manish Jain #FOW #wealth #trading | there's a joke on social media today that at the Amani party even the waiters drivers doorkeepers all of them on an average were billionaires same analogy probably applies to sensex and Nifty these days while sensex was up a bit today and Nifty went nowhere the overall Market bled like anything sensex and Nifty are no longer 30 and 50 stocks they are just the top five stocks which outweigh every everything else midcaps and small caps today had no existence the most awaited news for the day India CPI number marginally reduced to 5.09 from 5.1 however no bad news is good news right now in India I think Market will see it in good light tomorrow banks will probably go up a lot for the simple reason last few days the entire banking pack nbfc pack they have seen severe profit booking and the short positions may get covered tomorrow also because it is Bank Nifty expiry tomorrow so shorts need to be covered the I number in January fell to 3.8% it doesn't mean much to me for the simple reason that December the consumption is higher than January being a festive kind of month Christmas New Year marriages so January typically on a relative basis to December would be lonely so I would take it in a stride for last few days I think what is happening is lot of retail is selling in the cash Market Market not via mutual funds because FIA and Dia are both net buyers so probably people who are directly investing in the market in the equity part are booking heavy profits or exiting right now which is kind of creating a lot of movement in the midcap small cap space specifically this is probably also to do the fact that by 15th of this month there is a evaluation due on mutual fund stress test if midcap small cap mutual funds come under pressure of selling how will they perform The Tipping Point for Nifty which is right now around 22,300 is 21200 if Nifty breaks that barrier then the next one is 18800 nearly 91% lower so Nifty should not break 21200 to ensure that bulls do not lose control to the beers among other news Jet Airways good news probably will hit upper circuit tomorrow NCL has approved the jalan's offer finally and now Within 90 days the airline will be moved formally to the Jalan ITC came under a lot of pressure today it is a very large Gap stock so if you have interested in that there was a large block deal of sell which happened from some British tobacco company about 3 to 4% stake was sold the good point is that it did not break 398 though the lower part of the deal was still 385 which means ITC has a Firm support at 400 supports of course mean nothing in a falling Market HDFC bank is being bought like anything by LC which was allowed recently to take the stake up to 99.99% so anything sold by fi is being laed up like anything by LIC as well as other diis that is reflecting in the dii Buy number so next quarter you will probably see a lot of change in the FIA versus di ownership structure whatever FIA might offload this quarter di will take it up overall HDFC bank is showing some sort of positive buildup right now there is demand coming in at current level it is India's largest bank after all today gold come under a bit of pressure in India probably profit booking it went below 66,000 and it is hovering around 65 600 right now overall a very volatile day the bank index specifically was up down up down up down the banks except the top ones were bleeding heavily there were Cuts up to 4 5% in some of the smaller Banks I took some positions in Bank Nifty for tomorrow tomorrow's expiry I thought CPI will be favorable and tomorrow Bank index will go up I'll come in tomorrow whether it was a loss making proposition or profit making but I'll square off my positions first thing in the morning I've been talking about positions in three nbfc stocks JM Financial I and ala Capital today I squared off all the positions they were kind of going nowhere approximately 15,000 profit or investment of roughly 3 lakh 5% gain in less than a week for as a Trader this is good but there was a huge risk involved these were frocks were hitting lower circuits in general what I've seen is my predictions are coming true for us markets while they are very volatile in India so besides da which kind of suddenly shot up 1% in the later half of the day I couldn't figure out the reason for that all other readings were fine SNP NASDAQ they were red Bitcoin as usual was positive note that in the last 20 sessions Bitcoin has been positive for 15 days negative only on 5 days it has crossed $72,000 per Bitcoin crude similarly for last 20 days has been below $80 per barrel it is consolidating in a Range if the CPI data later tonight in US comes bad which means inflation is high interest rates will not be cut in that case the consumption will be impacted and crude May Crack further later in the day if the markets are uncertain or going down then Bitcoin and gold will go up in the international markets which is on the forecast India market I believe will be positive especially led by the Banks now I could go completely wrong especially depending upon how the US inflation data comes up Nifty sensex will be about 4.5% kind of up Bank Nifty if my reading is Right may be 1 or 2% up us CPI data will be slightly negative it will be on the higher side and that will cause an impact in the US markets Dow NASDAQ SN they will be down a bit NASDAQ may actually cracks a lot that will impact TCS and infosis tomorrow maybe but a lot will depend upon what FIA are doing tomorrow overall cracker of a day ahead tomorrow both for India market and today for US market | Friends Of Wealth | UCNP-iT8jyL30ntvrzfrWi0w | 2024-03-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,062 | 5,600 |
DRS3uOgxUiI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRS3uOgxUiI | Das Rheingold at Ramon Gener's webcam ENG (2012-13) | hey how are you doing can you see me well okay the rhinegold or what is the same how to create a fantastic opera around an object this one a golden ring the rhinegold is the product of the great tetralogy the ring of the knee balloon but the ring is only the starting point because buckner always takes you to an inner journey you will see as you know we use the same word in english and german to say ring but ring has also another meaning this one this is a boxing ring this is wagner great isn't it okay let's see if i can enter okay wagner is like a combat wagner is the battle of ideas and inner emotions but don't be afraid believe in yourselves because at the end you will win do you remember this music it is the lore of the rings well the lore of the rings and the opera are almost the same story a mythological world full of gods giants draughts and a magic ring it is the struggle between man and nature it is the combat between men and nature if we turn it into the opera we can hear for example the lame motif of the castle of the gods on the other hand we can hear for example the lame motif of the nature very clear very simple very transparent because buckner's music has always a meaning a meaning that evolves and evolves until you are breathless look these drawings by arthur rackham from 1910 inspiring the opera here can you see the mythological world the characters of the other obviously you must tell me that these pictures bring us back in time how can we bring wagner forward the answer very simple is robert carson a stage director i like i really do just check this collection of his productions you see no unjustified proposals he always captures the essence of each scene with great plasticity so those who want to understand wagner's wall this is a great opportunity because this is his shortest opera but filled with his whole spirit so remember the struggle between man and natural between power and love the dolph character renounces love to have power and the other characters unknowingly have also done the same and without love there is no life this is the message of parker see you at lilly sale bye | LiceuOperaBarcelona | UCI-OA_9yvnWXE4h5j4IOlTw | 2012-07-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 404 | 2,137 |
Lk2qN04Tx34 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk2qN04Tx34 | Fall Capsule Wardrobe | 10 Stylish Fall Outfit Ideas | Men's Fashion Essentials | 20 pieces, 10 outfits. What's up, guys? I'm Brian Sacawa, you're watching He Spoke Style, and today we are talking about a fall capsule wardrobe. When it comes to your wardrobe, versatility is one of the most important attributes you should be looking for when adding anything to your closet. You always want to get the most out of what you have and there's a lot you can do with not that many pieces. So I put a fall capsule wardrobe together. It's 20 pieces and I'm going to show you 10 ways that you can wear them all the way from business to casual and everything in between. Next, let's take a look at the pieces I chose. First, we have a grey flannel suit. Plaid sport coat. Now onto some shirts. A white OCBD. A striped business shirt. And a Western denim shirt. Knitwear. We're doing a turtleneck. And a grey v-neck sweater. Tweed waistcoat. For the pants we have a pair of denim jeans. And also a pair of brown pants. Coats. We have a navy coat. A classic navy peacoat. And a suede trucker jacket. Four pairs of footwear. Dark brown wingtips. A pair of tassel loafers. Wingtip dress boots. And a pair of chelsea boots. Finally, three accessories. A simple patterned tie. A casual silk scarf. And a brown felt fedora. Let's see what we can do with these. Up first we have just a very simple and classic business outfit. Now, when you're thinking about a capsule wardrobe, you should always have one suit that is sort of the foundation. Something that's easy to wear. And something that's versatile so that you can break it into separates for different looks. For fall one of the best and most classic suits is what you see here and that is a grey flannel suit. Now, the suit I'm wearing is part of our exclusive MTM collection we're launching with Michael Andrews in the next few months. It's just so easy to wear. With a striped shirt, patterned tie, classic navy coat, and brown wingtips, you are covered whether you have to wear a suit to the office or if going out to an event or a nice restaurant with someone special. Next, is a variation on the first outfit, but one that takes the formality down a couple notches. Now, you can see that I retained a couple of things from the first outfit and those are the shirt, the tie, and the pants. You're going to see these pants a lot in this video and you'll really start to understand how versatile a pair of grey flannel pants are. So to take a business look and transform it into business casual I did a few things here. First, I swapped the jacket for a v-neck sweater. Instead of the longer jacket, I switched up to a classic peacoat. A little sportier. A little casual. And then also to give it a more relaxed feel, I changed from wingtip lace-ups to a pair of tassel loafers. Overall, this look is still very dressy but just by altering those three things it gives it a much more business casual vibe. Up next, highlighting the versatility of the grey flannel suit. This time using the jacket as a separate. Now, because flannel is a heavier weight fabric, it makes it possible to use the jacket from a suit as a piece of outerwear if it's not super cold out. And you can give that jacket a little more warmth by layering a sweater underneath, which is what I've done here with the classic v-neck. Notice the grey of the sweater is lighter than the grey of the jacket and continues the focus down to the white OCBD, which gives the overall appearance of the look a very nice harmony. I decided to make this a little more casual, like maybe something you'd wear out to a weekend brunch with a pair of jeans. And to elevate it ever so slightly, up top we have the fedora and then anchored by the dress boots. Next up is a look that is all about casual sophistication. Now this is a look that you could totally wear out to a dinner date. Perfect for a situation where you want to look elevated and put together and kind of exude this relaxed elegance. The key to that, in my opinion, is a turtleneck. The one I'm wearing is by Pini Parma. A turtleneck is always a great substitute when you want to look less businessy formal and more of what I would call casually elegant. Pants, again as you can see, are the pants from the suit, which pair really nicely with the beige color of the turtleneck. Because of the vibe of this look the longer coat is the appropriate coat here. Same goes for the tassel loafers. And then the final touch, just for something a little extra, the perfect stylish detail, and that is the lightweight scarf. Here we have basically the same look but a complete transformation. If the last look was casual sophistication then this look is sophisticated casual. Base of this look is exactly the same. We have the turtleneck and also the grey flannel pants. And then introducing this luxe casual piece, which is a suede trucker jacket. This is another piece in the HSS Michael Andrews MTM collection. I'll put a link to sign up to be the first to know about it right up there at the top and also down below in the description. Every piece in the collection is my favorite, but I really love this one for its ability to take a casual look up an extra notch. And then two details to top off and anchor this look. We have the fedora, which is by Goorin brothers. And then the dark brown wingtips, which are the McAllister by Allen Edmonds. Next we're going in a direction that I would call casually dapper. Working in some new pieces here that we haven't seen yet. We have the western denim shirt by Polo Ralph Lauren. The tweed waistcoat by Michael Andrews is part of the very first suit they ever made for me. Possibly going to be available in the MTM collection if the fabric is still around. Then we have these brown pants, which are vintage YSL. And then the light brown chelsea boots, which are by Jack Erwin. Now what I want to point out most about this look is that we have two textural elements. Three if you count the suede jacket over my shoulder. But I'm talking about the denim shirt and the tweed waistcoat. Texture is something to think about, especially in the fall when you are looking to really kind of take your style game to the next level. Here, we've got a great fall cocktail party look. Three very soft, refined, and casually elegant items coming together here. Starting off with the glen plaid sport coat. Fabric is by Fox. Some of the best flannels out there. Have patch pockets to keep it a little more on casual side. And this jacket will also be available as part of the MTM collection. Moving on to the turtleneck, which we've already seen but I want to talk a little bit about the fabric. This is a cashmere and wool blend, which gives it a very nice feel and texture. And then the flannel pants once again from the suit. You know, it's amazing to me what you can do with just three really great pieces. I decided to go with the wingtips here but I think this outfit would also look great if you wanted to sub in the tassel loafers. Next up is a look that is almost too easy. Just a button-up shirt, pants, peacoat, and loafers. This is such a simple look and works Monday through Friday as a kind of casual business outfit. And also very nice for the weekend if you're going out for drinks or a casual date night. This outfit could definitely work with the grey flannel pants, but the brown pants make it a little more interesting, in my opinion. Brown is not a color that you see as much as say navy or grey. It's also a dark brown, so it's not your typical khaki pants. I like to consider brown as my go to alternate for navy or grey. Next, we have another example of how you can wear a heavier weight sport coat as your sole piece of outerwear for the fall. A flannel sport coat is a no-brainer and it really works especially if it has a pattern like the classic glen plaid. Now, I get a lot of questions about whether you can wear a blazer or a sport coat with jeans. It really depends. And it depends mostly on the fabric. Fabrics like flannel, like this jacket, or tweed will always look great paired with denim. Now this is a simple look. Just have my white OCBD underneath. But then we have these great finishing touches in the fedora, the scarf, and the wingtip dress boots. Finally, pulling in some luxe casual and textural elements with a suede trucker jacket and the Western denim shirt with some dressier items in the brown pants and the chelsea boots. Honestly, not too much to say about this look other than that it's simple and casual. The suede elevates it. The boots kind of balance the suede jacket. And the shades of brown are all slightly different. The pants being the darkest. The jacket is just a little lighter than the pants. And then the boots being the lightest of the browns. Always a good way to go about pairing similar colors. There you have it! 20 pieces, 10 different outfits. All the way from business to casual you are covered. Complete outfit details, as always, are down below in the description. Leave me a comment, let me know which look you like best. Thumbs up. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel. And until next time, thanks for watching and stay tailored. | He Spoke Style | UC4A7_ROn-bKRIHaRxfWVaOw | 2019-10-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,699 | 9,116 |
B2ethzhbjzs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2ethzhbjzs | RBI, SEBI & NABARD | Daily Current Affairs | 23rd November - Neha Ma'am | hey everyone a very good morning to all of you myself Neha Gupta your Mentor for current affairs so let's begin today's class I hope guys you are aware about the live classes for ideas as well as our mobile application so let's begin with the question itself so which IIT is the implementing agency of the Kashi Tamil Sun here the right answer is option A IIT now before going to the slides let me inform you what this event is what is this is its implementing agency and what is the Crux of it okay because then you will be in a better position to understand the entire news first of all this Kashi Tamil sangram is an event not at all an initiative or a scheme okay so it is basically a month-low long program that has been launched by the Ministry of Education now what is the purpose initiative about the event the basic purpose is to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and culture between Tamil Nadu and Varanasi okay now why are these two cities important because these two cities have very you can say ancient significance as well as they were the ancient centers of learning that is why these two cities are of uh you can say historical as well as cultural importance to India and that is why these two cities have been chosen one is the city another one is the state so these two places have been chosen so that the cultural Educational Learning everything can be exchanged between the people so that they can understand each other's culture as well now I hope you are reminding something about something from the cultural exchange between the two states if you are reminding of the egg Bharat Bharat scheme then I think that your preparation is going on the right path yes guys is the scheme under which two places are rather the two states are paired together and they share the cultural knowledge or the practices of themselves with the other states so that the people get can get closer that is so does this mean that this program has been launched under the Bharat now guys here I would say there is a contestation now nowhere in the news articles you would find that this program is being organized scheme had it been organized under that scheme first of all the implementing agency would be the ministry of culture but here what we are seeing the Ministry of Education is the implementing agency so that is the clear evidence that this initiative is not launched under them however since here we are pairing two places of India together so that they can uh exchange their cultural knowledge therefore this is promoting the spirit of I hope you have understood it I know it's a bit tricky that I'm saying but that is the thing that is though you can say uh the writing style of our government or the PID we cannot do anything about it so this news has been taken from the Press information Bureau and I have searched a lot about it but I did not find anything else apart from this statement that it is supporting or promoting this Spirit of okay now I hope this much is clear now it is a program simple program so there is nothing much to cram our minds into okay now the implementing agency of these programs this program is important so first agency is IIT Madras and another one is Banaras Hindu University Ministry of Education is the implementing agency the purpose I have already told you to celebrate we are from ReDiscover the age old links between Tamil Nadu and Tashi as the two ancient centers of learning it will provide an opportunity for the people of the two regions to come together to share their knowledge culture and best practices and learn from each other and this way both the people both the states will come together okay who are the organizers first as Ministry of Education and it is collaborating with different Ministries for this uh initiative as well as the government of uttar Pradesh because this Kashi Tamil sangam program is being launched in uttar Pradesh it is being run in Varanasi okay the program is in sync with the National Education policy of 20 20 because it is emphasizing on the integration of Indian knowledge system with the modern system of knowledge so I hope that you are aware of this vision of the present government or I would say the regime of the day that they want the ancient systems of our knowledge to be integrated with the modern system of knowledge and in my opinion there is no harm in that as well if we are trying to go back to Our Roots find out what we were and what we are now because in the ancient system of Education or in our history we would find the scholars the mathematicians like Brahma Gupta Arab Hut and many others who have found many uh I would say modern discoveries that are being credited by the West they are acclaimed by the west but in fact many of such uh I would say discoveries were already there done by the Indian scholar so if we are integrating the Indian knowledge system with the modern system of knowledge then in my opinion it would be a better uh idea okay the next question is which country has collaborated with International Maritime Organization for the IMO green Voyage 2015. okay so this is the question guys I'm going to pause for a second on this question I will not discuss the question itself here I want to First discuss the news because when we discuss the news thoroughly then you will understand the significance of this question so let's jump on to the news the news is that the union minister of ports shipping and waterways and the minister of ayush both of the Ministries are being handled by one person sabananda solo so he has announced that they are going to launch a national Center of Excellence for Greenport and shipping now first of all this is an announcement therefore no location is yet known where will the center of excellence be established it is not known as of now what would be the purpose of the center of exonus so here from its name itself you can understand that it is for Greening the shipping industry now what do we mean by Greening the shipping industry cleaning the shipping industry means make it more sustainable and environment friendly by using the technologies that would help in reducing the emissions that is the basic idea okay now the center of excellence will innovate on the technologies will find out the technologies that are there in the world operating in the world and will use that to reduce emissions and make the shipping industry carbon free okay green image secondly it will develop a regulatory framework so that the shipping industry can be uh made more sustainable so that's the basic idea okay now this announcement was made at an event call in Marco 2022 in Mumbai that is not a very significant fact now who are going to give contribution for the development of this National Center of Excellence for Greenport Central Port Authority Port Authority Port Authority and coaching Shipyard limited these all organizations are going to help in creating this center of excellence and the knowledge partner would be the energy and Resource Institute now guys Terry organizes a very crucial Summit every year can any one of you name that Summit in the comment section below this is your class coming back to the news this Center will be established under the Sagar Mala program now I hope all of you are aware of the Sagan Mala program if you haven't covered this program thoroughly as of now so please do it after this video because now it is in the news so there are high chances you can expect a question out of this program even if your examination is in May next year okay even after that you can extract the question because this is a static news Sagar Mala program in itself is a static government initiative so please come now giving you an overview of this program the basic idea of this program was to develop the Inland Waterway routes so that we can use the river channels to navigate from one place to another both in terms of passengers and car okay as we have seen that recently India has launched ganga Vilas which is the world's longest luxury river cruise service so what is it it is basically developing the Inland Waterway route for transportation right so such kinds of routes are being developed okay now on that note I would like to ask one thing that which organization has developed this Kanga Villas River Cruise because this is going to run from Varanasi to dibrugar on the ganga River so the main question is that which organization has collaborated with inland waterways authority of India to develop this Liverpool again a very simple question I have taught you this just one or two days back so give me the answer no the um Center of Excellence is going to provide the information and innovation technology so that the shipping Goods can be uh made more sustainable so these shipping routes would primarily be focused only on the inland waterways route because right now we are focusing on this sagarmada program now what is the objective of the national Center of Excellence for Greening reports and shipping the I have already told you that they want to uh make the shipping routes green by fostering carbon neutrality means that means we are at Net Zero okay so that is the carbon neutral then circular economy in the shipping industry now circular economy is that we are doing production we are doing consumption then we are then consumption disposal and the disposed material is again used for production okay so that is the circular economy so basically we are generating no waste in this cycle okay so that's the basic idea that we want to make the shipping industry in such a manner that the ships which are these which are disposed will be recycled and then it will be again consumed again disposed recycled again used okay so this would be the circular economy so do you know that which is the largest recycling port in India this is again your question to tell me again I have told you this was there in the news as well okay these are the five pillars on which the center of excellence is going to work first is the policy Regulatory and research uh area then it will also work on the human resource development the humans who are involved in this shipping industry so their skills and everything will be developed and the framework for that could be developed by the center of excellence network key partners and strategic collaborators explore so this Center will explore the area of work outcomes projects and resources and the fifth would be the uh engagement past events upcoming events dissemination everything now is it important to learn not at all guys you can skip this entirely but what is important the important thing is that on how many pillars will this Center of Excellence work so it is going to work on Five Pillars one two three four five so these would be the five areas in which this Center of Excellence will focus upon and this can be a question nobody is going to ask you these things but five number is important so do remember that okay so here we have certain extra informations which are very very crucial what we have just learned we have learned about a national Center of Excellence for Greening the ports and the shipping which is going to be set up by the government of India now we have one very important International declaration treaty agreement convention whatever you want to say so it is the client Bank declaration which was adopted on um during the cop 26 last year at Glasgow Scotland okay so the cop 26 of u n f Triple C was held in Glasgow and recently the 27th edition of this has all has been conducted in Egypt okay so during this 26th Edition this clydebag declaration was launched and the basic purpose of this declaration was to develop six oh okay the number the number is written here six green corridors six shipping routes which would be green now what would it mean green shipping corridors green shipping corridors means that the ships which will travel from one port to another Port through these Woods will be uh you can say will be eco-friendly okay they would not pollute the Marine ecosystem they would not emit uh more carbon you can say Beyond a limit okay so that is the meaning of green corridors so suppose this is the Waterway channel here is Mumbai and here we can say oh you let's say water Port is here okay so every ship which is going to travel through it that ship needs to be eco-friendly okay so that's the basic idea of developing a green Corridor now how many corridors will be developed six do remember this number it is a very important number clydebank declaration name of the initiative is also important now we have one more initiative at least actually I have two to three more but let's first discuss this so Maritime Vision document of 2030 this is an Indian document Indian Vision document that aims to uh create the maritime sector sustainable and a vibrant blue economy okay now we are talking about the blue economy I hope you are aware of this samudra what is this samudriyant the deep ocean mission the basic idea of this is to go into the depth of the C and research on the minerals okay now tell me the length up to which this samudrian uh will go inside the ocean okay that is the basic I would say very important number from this scheme and again this scheme is important we have covered this as well added your government scheme document also it is provided so cover it from there and provide me the answer the number or sorry the length up to which this yarn would go into so that it can research on the minerals okay now the next initiative is IMO green Voyage 2050 now here uh is your question so from here I have made the question now what is this green Voyage 2050 it is basically an initiative of international Maritime organization and Norway so both of these came together in 2019 and launched this initiative the basic purpose of this initiative is to make the shipping industry green again everything we are discussing here is about The Greening of shipping industry so that is all now India has been selected as a first country under the IMO green Voyage 2050 project to conduct a pilot project related to the green shipping so this is a very important Milestone so do remember okay the global partnership that is the green Voyage 2050 partnership is supporting the developing countries the least developed countries the small island developing nations all of these are being supported so that they can adopt to the cleaner cleaner Technologies for their train and everything which is going through the Marine okay foreign this is different from what we have read profile we have read about different initiatives we have read about the recent initiative now here we are going to read about the targets of India in relation to the renewable energy because ultimately when it comes to grilling any kind of industry firstly the very basic resource for Greening the industry is the energy right so what is the renewable energy Target of India and how much of it have we achieved already so that is what we are going to discuss you so first and then tends to increase the share of renewable energy to 60 percent of the total power demand of its major ports from a present share of less than 10 percent okay so that is the total Target of India that we want to supply 60 percent of energy from the renewable side okay the ports have also aimed to reduce carbon emission per ton of cargo handled by 30 by 2030 now this is a very important uh I would say statement and these statements guys have been directly picked from PID and I hope all of you are aware that from the pib direct statements are picked by The Examiner and they ask you such stuff so in case if you encounter a question on this don't be surprised because now you are equipped I have taught you this okay so these ports are aiming to reduce the carbon emission per ton of cargo handled by 30 by 2030 so this is an important statement these two statements are really important because these are targets mentioned in pib now let's see how much India has achieved so India has already achieved more than 24.5 percent share of renewable energy in total installed capacity okay so out of the total installed capacity from where we are generating electricity almost 25 percent almost okay 24.5 to be more precise is the renewable energy capacity okay globally India stands at the sports position in the renewable energy capacity fourth in the wind power and fifth in the solar power capacity okay now on that note let me also inform you that the international solar Alliance has a target of investing or mobilizing one trillion dollars into the solar energy by 2030 and guys this statement is there in the news every time I research anything on Isa so please do remember this target of ice thank you okay question number three is a first of its kind Buddhist Heritage theme park located okay so I directly jumped on question number three I did not tell you the answer of question number two forgive me for that guys okay so question number two I hope you have got the answers it's Norway IMO and now India is also a part of this foreign okay question number four what is the GDP forecast for India for 2022 to 223 by RBI state of the economy report so here guys seven percent is the right answer first of all Arya has released its state of the economy report in its bulletin November 2022 monthly bulletin of November 2022 wherein it has forecasted a seven percent GDP forecast for India for 2022 to 2023 and this report is prepared by the Deputy Governor of RBI Michael Patra that much is enough don't need to go into depths next question is what is the GDP forecast for India for the calendar year 2023 by Goldman Sachs 5.9 guys in the right time okay so Goldman's access for custard 5.9 for 2023 and 2022 GDP forecasters 6.9 percent 8.7 is for 2021 to 2023 or two okay just give me a second guys okay so the next question is which award has been conferred upon the 14th Dalai Lama by India in 2022 so here guys the right answer is first of all what are the things that you need to learn from this news first is that the 14th Dalai Lama has been given this award secondly the Gandhi Mandela Foundation gives this award and it is based in Newton and that much is enough okay everything else is just written for your information apart from this you don't have to mug up anything apart from these two keywords and guys this is the news when the Prime Minister greeted Dalai Lama on his birth anniversary and all this thing created a very big controversy with China getting threatened and giving threats and all so that all happened if you are interested and curious about this you can search for it more but there is nothing much about it it's just that now India is taking bold steps India is uh I would say not hesitant in stating what it thinks okay and what it wants for its interest in my opinion that's a very good stance okay the next question is how many schools have been given this was in 2021 to 2022 so guys 39 schools have been given this Swatch vidyalaya now what is this puraskar first of Allah is basically given under this initiative which was announced in 2040. Now search with their initiative basically aims to give Awards to the schools who have performed well in swachata in water hygiene and sanitation so that's the basic now coming to this news 39 schools have been given the award and out of these 39 34 schools have won the award in the overall category with the price of 16 000 rupees and five schools have won the um award in the subcategories with the prize money of twenty thousand okay now what are the categories and subcategories of these awards that is not at all important from the exam point of view because first of all your exam is not approaching as of now you don't have examination next day or next month okay secondly the categories have not been important uh so far because they have not been asked Okay so just let it hear okay so I have told you that the swachh vidyalaya initiative was launched in 2014 in 2016 to 70. Department of school education and literacy under the Ministry of Education implements this initiative and gives this UNICEF is the technical partner of the Ministry of Education in this program okay and it basically honors the schools who have done excellent work in Water Sanitation and hygiene and remember that this year is the third edition of this up so these are all factual data there is nothing to explain in it that's why I'm just highlighting the main important words okay so the next question is who has become the first female to win a bronze medal at the iittf ATT Asian cup first of all what is this ittf International table tennis Federation ADT us Asian table tennis Union so they have conducted or organized the Asian cup and here has become the first Indian female to win a bronze medal and that is important only from this Asian cup because the winners of the men's singles and women's singles are not important they do not belong to our country and they are I would say not very important from the examinations perspective that's why I have skipped that now the important thing is right in front of you manika batra okay so which sport does she belong to Table Tennis that can be also asked who has been appointed as the brand ambassador of reality kuldeep yadav okay so real 11 is our Sports because fantasy sports form so it has appointed kuldeep yadav who has been appointed as the election Commissioner of India in November 2022 so here guys so yesterday only I taught you about the Voice international which is the magazine released by the election Commissioner of India election commission of India and now we are seeing the appointment of Arun goyal as the election commissioner okay is another election commissioner and Rajiv Kumar is the chief election Commissioner of India so do remember these things now tell me what was the theme of Voice international is this year okay on that note I would like to conclude the session thank you so much guys for watching this video | Anuj Jindal | UC-8g0HshRxIlzz1pCgfDLZw | 2022-11-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,020 | 22,048 |
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FA9Ka9Dc8lo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FA9Ka9Dc8lo | The Sarah Dessen Controversy: Toxic YA Author Behavior & The Infantilization of Women | hello lovely internet strangers I know it's been a while I apologize my focus has been pulled in a bunch of different directions recently I'm still working on the reading project however those books are generally dense they require a lot of time on my part to read and take notes and given the aforementioned disparate focus I've had it's been hard to focus on that project so in the meantime I wanted to share a couple of videos that would be easier for me to me but would still be interesting I actually don't really follow publishing news anymore when it comes to these controversies when I hear about them it's because something has penetrated my bubble on Twitter essentially I still have two Twitter accounts I have the one that was associated with my real life identity and then I have my a square Twitter and I don't use the other one anymore but I can switch back and forth if I want to essentially look at two different versions of the world or if I want to know what you know publishing Twitter or leftist Twitter feminist Twitter thinks about things I can just sort of jump back into that bubble so it's very interesting but I haven't been doing that a while because it makes me hate myself and the world I actually heard about this because she went had tweeted about it when I clicked through because she shared a series of images of these tweets regarding this controversy surrounding a young adult author I didn't realize it was going to be a young adult author that I personally have enjoyed her work for years and years so I kind of took it a little bit personally essentially in this video I would like to lay out the basics of the controversy and then give my thoughts and my perspective from someone who works in the publishing industry for several years and was an avid devoted reader of young adult fiction and of this particular author and not only why this kind of behavior is frankly unacceptable from authors but why I think it is so common particularly from female authors so the basics are this on Tuesday November 12 2019 Sarah Dessen who is a hugely popular and influential New York Times bestselling young adult author with a long-established career tweeted in response to an article where her book was sort of criticized northern State University in Aberdeen South Dakota has a program called common read which is a kind of program at a lot of colleges around the country where a book is selected that all first-year students are supposed to read there was a short news piece in the Aberdeen news about the program a 2017 graduate was interviewed about why she decided to volunteer for the selection committee this year her exact quote was she's fine 14 girls but definitely not up to the level of common read so I became involved simply so I could stop them from ever choosing Sarah Dessen it wasn't exactly a nice thing to say but so what it wasn't in the New York Times it was like in Aberdeen news authors get criticized all the time they get criticized on Goodreads they get criticized on Twitter they get really bad reviews in established Review outlets like Perkins or Publishers Weekly now here's what Sarah Dessen cite when she tweeted authors are real people we put our heart and soul into the stories we write often because it is literally how we survive in this world I'm having a really hard time right now and this is just mean and cruel I hope it made you feel good honestly this is not surprising to me I'm just sad that it is Sarah Dessen who is an author that I have loved her work for many years and respected her and unfortunately she proves to be just like most other authors often when I worked in publishing I was complaining about authors being essentially what I would call adult babies I don't mean this about all authors but there seems to be a correlation between people who become authors and people who have emotional issues whether it's deep mental health problems or they just lack basic coping skills for what I feel are probably normal emotions and they will use their authors status as this shield you know writing the stories is literally how we survive in the world you know so you hurt me so I get to publicly drag you know anthology is a major author whose tweets get major attention from the community she did this she did this to someone who graduated from college in 2017 a nobody college graduate who took action about something that she cared about preventing this type of book from being selected for the common reading program an opinion that Sarah Dessen descri with because it's her book and also she writes young adult general no to be fair she has since apologized so she did get some backlash for this I'm not sure how much pushback she got from the actual community on Twitter I found a couple of articles criticizing her like this article in The Guardian that was titled hey young adult authors writing for teenagers is no excuse to act like them but initially she got support from Jody Pico who is a huge author not a young adult author near Times bestseller a hugely influential she wrote this suggest stories about young women matter less they are not as worthy or literary as those about anything but young women but their concerns and hopes and fears or secondary or frivolous this kind of thinking is what leads to gender discrimination in publishing Wow the level of intellect on display is magnificent it's I there more shows on Broadway with male leads and female ones it's like I feel like you started over here and suddenly you teleported to over here please explain the route you took to get from point A to point B so quickly it's why there aren't many female directors even though the majority of book buyers and ticket buyers are women no there couldn't be a possible other explanation it couldn't be that less women are interested in directing Broadway plays or that directing Broadway plays is really hard so very few people do it including men and in this last tweet is amazing to not speak up about this incident isn't just a meaning to Sarah it's demeaning to women period want to fight the patriarchy no I don't but thanks for asking start by reminding everyone that stories about women are worthy that they matter that they are necessary and this chick Jennifer whiner who's another author not young adult said and I will piggyback in what Judy said with a reminder and we tell teenage girls that their stories matter less or not at all there are real-world consequences and then there's a hashtag me too well this is important to share because the context behind this kind of controversy is that for years in the young adult community the female authors have been pushing this claim that they are discriminated against in publishing that there are more female authors than male authors but the male authors get you know better views more attention bigger film deals etc etc I am look the numbers recently so maybe that's something that I could do at another video but women are in total control of the young adult space now she said when we tell to use girls that their stories matter less or not at all but this chick he's not telling teenage girls that their stories matter less or not at all the only reason that anyone even knows about this is because Sarah Dessen tweeted about it if she had just ignored it reddit went to her therapist and cried about it no one would know about it it was in the Aberdeen news so this graduate when she was interviewed for that piece was not trying to speak to teenage girls or tell them their stories matter less all this chick was saying was that she didn't think that a book that is targeted at teen girls was appropriate for the common read and what is the common read each year honors champions a campus and community common read experience this initiative is designed to bring together people from all areas of campus and the brookings community to learn discuss and engage a singular impactful book and associated themes was originally designed to raise the level of academic challenge at SDSU enhance our awareness of diverse perspectives increase faculty and student interaction encourage serve and promote enriching engaging educational experiences both in and outside class the common reading committee is a group of students faculty staff and community members who plan and implement the common read experience each year the group selects the book provides training for faculty and staff we'll be teaching the book and plans numerous events designed to encourage participation and employ critical thinking around the text they picked irresistible the rise of addictive technology in the business of keeping us hooked which tracks the rise of behavioral addiction explains why so many of today's products are irresistible this year the committee is focusing on the ABCs of the conscientious use of technology with themes of access behavior connection and safety so if someone who as I have stated is a huge fan of Sarah Dessen's work and her book the truth Club forever is one of my favorite books of all time I can tell you right away that a Sarah Dessen book does not strike me as an appropriate choice for this kind of common read program it's not going to raise the level of academic challenge because the reading level is incredibly low the topics discussed in her book are also not ones that are going to raise level back in the challenge do they help teenage girls or other people who are going through similar experiences processes experiences and deal with those experiences yes are they entertaining yes are they valuable books to exist in the world yes in my opinion but are any of her books an appropriate choice for a common read program that is designed not only for first-year college students but the entire community surrounding the campus no it's not like this was some case of her being a librarian he was trying to prevent people from having access to a Sarah Dessen book it wasn't like this chick wrote like a blog post or went on Twitter to drag her she was asked why she participated in the committee to select this book and she didn't want it to be a book that was for teen girls she said it's fine for teen girls now clearly they read that as a dig what's suitable for teen girls isn't suitable for everyone else and therefore it's lesser but just because it's targeted at teen girls or only suitable for teen girls does it mean that it's lesser even if she was implying that so what her voice has no weight she has no impact in this world with those words now teen girls are looking to Sarah Dessen because she's one of their favorite authors and I don't know how I would have felt if I was a teenager and I had Twitter and I saw Sarah Dessen tweet like that she had a chance to say something really reasoned or to just ignore the whole situation let it wash over her like water over duck but does she choose that route no it's really disappointing to see people that used to respect act like this like I said I already know that authors can be adult babies and it's like ah but did you have to be one really and it's not just women that do this I can tell you stories for days about male authors not acting their age but the woman is almost 50 years old and I feel that we should expect more from anyone who is that age not just someone who's an author but people in her camp the young adult feminist female author mafia community whatever you want to call it are always talking about the responsibility of the book to be right the responsibility of the words that you publish and yet they feel no responsibility for how they speak to real-life people real life young adults can we just talk about the fact that all she did was say your book is not suitable in my opinion for this one program that we have at the University that I graduated from she didn't say nobody should ever read this book this book is literal trash she didn't say anything that was all deduced from the words and that sort of brings another point which is that hashtag because women because women write into all kinds of things and I definitely do this I'm not saying that I'm immune from this it's really interesting that all this stuff is getting covered in sort of mainstream outlets now like slate wrote about this and the Guardian and vulture and Newsweek wrote about it honestly this stuff has been happening for a long time and it's only recently that this kind of stuff is getting written up in the mainstream media and it's just funny to see something like this where you know shuen head is tweeting about it because that whole world is like this world that i left behind you know can't remember the last time actually read a young adult novel and i remember when i was so immersed in that world when i loved the books and i loved the community but even before I left feminism I had started to see the really toxic patterns as the social justice warriors in particular started to become a very vocal minority to dominate the conversation seeing this kind of stuff just reaffirms for me why I don't associate myself with that community anymore why it's hard for me to read those books now because as much as I try to separate art from the artist the authors are so toxic the community is so toxic speaking specifically about young adult authors so many of them are so hypocritical they clearly have no impulse control to not tweet out things like that I still think there's a lot of value in young adult literature and people are allowed to disagree but then you get like The Guardian writing about it and pointing her out for her behavior and their right to do so and it just gives people on the outside looking in this like impression of young adult literature as being tainted by the behavior of its authors which is unfortunate but you know they bring it on themselves and this is just like one controversy that's blowing up but these authors in the young adult area act like this on Twitter all the time what she wrote about well I've been going through some stuff right now and you you really hurt me so like I hope you feel good oh you don't understand what I'm going through it's so hard being author etc etc etc it's like yeah we all have it hard plenty of us have anxiety disorders and we're not famous authors at least you can pay for a therapist but it's amazing how some of us manage to get through the day without like trying to use our emotional problems as a reason to bludgeon someone much younger with no power in the world and this ties in to this idea that I've been sort of mulling over recently especially after I read women and economics by Charlotte Perkins Gilman and my previous forays into reading some chapters of the manipulated man by Esther Villar perhaps it has always been this way but it seems to me that in current year women are being increasingly infantilized because they have achieved not only more and more rights but just more and more benefits and voice and power without any accompanying consequences or responsibilities so yes Sarah Dessen apologized but only because she got backlash she didn't apologize because she woke up the next day and realized wow that was a really mean thing to say I was tweeting from a mean place and I shouldn't have said that and I should look at the fact that I have power in this situation and me and my fellow feminists are always bitching about how people use power over others and people need to check their privilege in their power and yet here I am using my power to drag this chick on Twitter and she had to go delete all our social media accounts because of the shitstorm she was getting unleashed on her for this one in significant comment and why does she feel comfortable tweeting this out because in the back of her mind she probably knew that she wouldn't face any consequences for it they don't mean that in that she was trying to be malicious and take this chick down she just had an emotional reaction she wanted to lash out and she knew that people would probably be on her side at least within the community and she got support from other authors so it's an idea of been thinking about a lot and again it's not like men can't be this way also but I think in particular that women are being infantilized because they now expect because of feminism for everyone to agree with them and they feel entitled to say well you're a man so you don't get to have an opinion and just expect that that's how things are gonna go women expect that they can hit a man and the man's not gonna hit them back women expect that they'll ask a man out and he'll say yes because they're a woman not all women but this is a case for many feminism comes in to give women a reason for all the things that are wrong in their lives why they can't find a good man why they keep getting dumped but they keep picking the wrong man why they didn't get the promotion why they don't or as much money as they want to and on and on and on it's not because of things they could improve about themselves it's not because of circumstances outside of their control like their boss just picked someone else no it's because men are oppressing them it's because they're a victim it's because they have it so hard and they don't have to change anything about themselves they can just rail it meant in this instance she was not attacking a man but it's indicative of the kind of complacency that I think women fall into that they're just like well I can just you know lash out at this person because of my emotions and that's fine this is acceptable behavior and I'm not gonna get any consequences from it and like I said yeah she got a couple articles and she kind of apologized and she only apologized because she got some backlash this is gonna be a blip can you imagine if a male author even a male young adult author had done the same thing to a recent female college graduate the outrage would be insane and the outrage over this did not escalate cut level like he would be canceled that man would be nuked out of existence blacklisted see sayonara goodbye' thank you for watching if you have any questions feel free to leave them in the comments if you like this video please give it a like if you'd like to see more please subscribe and I hope to have more content for you very soon | The Eighth Square | UCqb7WcZIChECAAmONqq19VQ | 2019-12-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,363 | 18,304 |
bAYFUpum3JQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAYFUpum3JQ | International Climbers' Festival | every summer the climbing community heads the one and only Lander Wyoming to share the stoke of the longest running climbing festival in the world Todd Skinner Paul kiana and Heidi barako first started that festival 21 years ago but this year's festival may have been the best yet my favorite part of the international climbers festival has been one being outside of course but to getting to me a lot of other people who have a similar interest and it's a supportive environment so people can work on the things that they want to work on and get better surrounded by hundreds of miles remote Plains and rolling hills Lander isn't exactly what you picture when you think of classic climbing towns the lander is right in the middle of amazing sport trad climbing with a rapidly developing bouldering seen the town of Lander itself has got to be one of the most climber friendly towns by nation with free camping in a super supportive environment from start to finish the festival is packed full of awesome event at the festival we have what we call a trade fair which is all the local sponsors and the national and international sponsors come together set up booths to display products have conversations dude gear demos and then we also brought in a climbing wall for kids to climb on yesterday we do lots of different competitions and games crate stacking tug o'war dyno comp arm wrestling lots of fun to be had climbing can be a pretty individual sport and the trade fair is meant to bring folks together and just enjoy being together all in one place on Saturday the festival hosted a trail running race and after that so off to the crags climbers of all abilities got to climb with their favorite pros to work on footwork and Duritz or any general climbing technique we can edit with a keynote speaker series by some of the most well-known climbers in the industry everyone there got to see inspiring talks from Alex Honnold Sasha Julian Lynn Hill and tons of other big-name climbers beyond all the speeches events in contests the international commerce festival is all about getting out to send on some of the best rock in the country it is my hope that when someone leaves lander after the international commerce festival that they think to themselves wow I am proud to be part of this community and that might mean the climbing community that might mean the lander community that might mean Wyoming or something larger than that but we want people to feel connected and embraced by this place and the people who live here regardless of their skill or ability so if you missed it this year start planning now so you can get to later next year for an awesome weekend celebrating the amazing sport of climbing you | DTS | UCuoHK4-vLVFPM9i7ZSiI_WA | 2015-12-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 486 | 2,716 |
AAxl6F_MY1E | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAxl6F_MY1E | Tech Chats: Everything you need to know about gender pay gap reporting | we spoke with sue Robinson from a why about gender parity Paislee thank you very much for joining us today so first up what is gender pay gap reporting so gender pay gap reporting is really important at the moment because it's a legal requirement for employers to make a report by the 4th of April 2018 and what they need to report is if there are any disparities between male and female pay so on that note what's the difference between gender pay gap reporting and equal pay there's been a lot of confusion in the press recently gender pay is all about making sure that broadly speaking men and women of the same grade get paid the same equal pay is looking more at the job so if you have a man and a woman in the same job you need to make sure that they're paid the equivalent rates okay so it's pay versus job so you mentioned there's a reporting deadline coming up in April this year why is it that some companies have reported early and some of them haven't yet done so I think that's kind of human nature so the ones that think they're good the ones that think they're gender pay gap is not that high have kind of rushed off the the blocks and tried to report early because they want to look good in terms of their competitors and I think most of those that have delayed is either because they're a bit worried in terms of what their gender pay gaps going to be or you do have some of the diligent ones who've recognized that the regulations are quite tricky and they want to make sure that they're absolutely accurate so you've got that two different reasons some for good and some not so good do you think image and reputation is a real issue in the tech industry well I think it's absolutely vital because I think tech is seen as one of the kind of sexy industries to be part of and people are really conscious these days of wanting to work for a good employer and a good employer is one that treats people fairly whether they're male female or whatever the diversity issue so it's absolutely crucial that in the tech industry things like gender parity are absolutely taken into account it's a very topical subject at the moment but why would startups here in the UK that employ less than 250 people have to worry about the reporting side of it everybody seems to be focusing on the headlines which is you know let's look at the difference between what's being paid to males and females but the underlying issue is making sure that you get a diverse workforce so if you're if you're starting out in business you want to get the best skilled workforce that you possibly can and it's a total nonsense that all the skills sit with sort of males you know obviously if a diverse workforce is going to get you a much better skilled workforce and your business is more likely to flourish in your opinion how can tech entrepreneurs ensure that they enforce diversity in the workplace in a number of things I think things like making sure that the atmosphere is right which sounds an odd thing but you know people don't just come to work just for pay they wouldn't come if they weren't paid but the atmosphere that you work in has to be right so you know not a butch kind of atmosphere or something that a woman wouldn't be comfortable working in and then the policies again not necessarily around pay but making sure that flexible working for instance you know if you've got you've got women with children you've got men with children so why not encourage men perhaps to take paternity leave and just not have maternity leave so some of those sorts of things would be great training things like making sure that there's no unconscious bias is really important and looking closely at your recruitment and again just checking that there isn't any unconscious bias in the terms of the way that you're recruiting people that coming through so quite a few things you can do that aren't necessarily just directly related to pay I would actually direct people to the sites online so a caste and both the government's gov sites give some really clear guidelines in terms of what you need to report I think the challenges are in terms of actually some of the definitions in terms of what's an employee how you actually cut the pay data so getting into the detail is where the challenges lie is it simply a male versus female issue is do we have to make sure that the industry becomes more inclusive general I think to start with we do need to address the fact that there aren't enough women in and there aren't enough women at senior levels absolutely we need to deal with that but I think we do need to be a bit careful because I think longer term this isn't about women taking over the role over the world I think it's about men and women working together I have this view in terms of masculine and feminine traits so I think you can have a man who has what we would typically talk about feminine traits some of the softer skills and you can have women who have much more of what we would call the masculine kind of skills like the really driven kind of hard and focused and I think that actually if you look at those traits you need a balance of both the softer and the harder skills whether they're in men or whether they're in women so I think going forward we want men and women to work together but as a starting point we need to have much more focus on getting women as the encinia roles and in the c-suite you | UKTN | UCJDfsrpfDQy57V6fOzoEwaQ | 2018-03-08 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,016 | 5,411 |
_8tG2MoMkXY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8tG2MoMkXY | $12 Tic Tac Toe Toilet Paper Holder Wall Decor | BAM tic-tac-toe we just upped our TP Gordon gay by creating this fun wall decor for our bathroom and we'll show you how we did it right now what is a welcome back do it do it do it better make it great that's what we do on this channel every week make it note today we're taking it topical with a tic tac toe tepee holder I didn't have a key word for holder step one we're gonna gather all of our supplies this was a super simple shopping list we just needed three one by sixes I was in and out of the store the jiffy quick didn't talk to anybody didn't breathe on anybody just went through a self checkout will be a limiting our shopping tasting we tried the delivery with that sucked now I tried to go in and grab it but there was too many people yeah we might we might have to start scrounging up next week's projects whatever we can find in the garage right I wish I had my bin I haven't been over there of leftover project material let me create in Frankenstein next week step 2 have a good week all of our cuts this one's super simple also we just need 8 23 inch boards and ten five and a half inch boards and I'm gonna use this cute guy get your pockets on my pocket so I travel so [Music] to be we're gonna cut a whole lot of notches we're gonna cut a three quarter inch notch that's two and three-quarter inches deep into each of these 23 inch boards each boards getting four and then each one of these little five and a half inch boards also getting a three quarter inch wide two and three quarter inch deep pocket notch what are you not talking the notch it's getting a pocket notch you too but I'm not the world's best saws man because I have to cut it out with the jigsaw because the circular saw doesn't go deep enough it only goes two and a half inches deep so I can't really match it out or do like a thick dado so I'm gonna start with my circular saw and finish with my jigsaw I'm gonna clamp them all together to keep it tight trying to make it just a little more efficient you could do it one more time yeah you could just run it through the circular saw a couple of times and notch it out mine's just not deep enough you can get a 1 by 5 and it would totally work [Music] got Oliver not just started together started a nice straight start now I got try to finish up each one with the jigsaw just gonna go down to the corner [Music] and now we paint what's going on the girls bathroom so we're gonna give it a thing a thin coat of this late gray yep and then I'm going to make this please X's this really cool ocean breeze color so looking forward of that so we made all of our cutouts Kim did that one I did this one Kim might have a little more skill a skill saw but I'm putting my vote in now that we never do this project again Garrett said this is his least favorite project he's ever done I'll do a chunky blanket again before no thanks [Music] step four now we're going to assemble it we got all of our things painted and dried X's just gonna put them together BAM X's you know a little probably putting the XS together all right for the big tic-tac-toe board and in theory they should just all slap together in theory yeah that's a big joke some challenges get some wonky cuts some janky cuts with the skill saws I never said I was a Salesman and the final board babe it works but I can't show you this [Music] now some X's and O's I think this is gonna be cute in the girls bathroom you know you want to make chick sec to keep them guessing BAM I'm all out of toilet paper sorry we're gonna hang this using some L brackets because of the way this just fits together yep you don't have to glue it or anything you just set it on the order it's done doing and done off to the bathroom [Music] such a bad idea these are not glued together they do not have to be glued together unless you're balancing the whole thing BAM Tic Tac Toe toilet paper holder the juice was not worth the squeeze I did not enjoy this project one day well looks good looks good so tedious he has complained the entire time I'll probably cut a lot of that out so you guys having a toilet paper at home I have enough toilet paper are you guys gonna build a Tic Tac Toe toilet paper thing I wouldn't do it but you guys should watch this video right here give us a like and subscribe maybe a share and maybe watch that video cuz we'll be back next week we should still have toilet paper | Kim and Garrett Make It! | UCzOgdLi9p2UIdhukecTSygg | 2020-04-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 879 | 4,381 |
sqrUxf5EMLI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqrUxf5EMLI | What is the correct Social Distance for coronavirus | what's up America this is old Jim Bob from Jim Bob's car Jerry Joe coming to you from a secret location somewhere in America you'll never find me I'm always hot now well there we are in the midst of all that no Dybbuk and of course our leader in chief up there in Washington uh he saw me take the cage on emergency going on it doesn't offend a difficult awk and everybody's talking about everything on the news about what to do about the corona virus in so I love I've come up a long solution to it I mean I know what to do I don't know how to help you and so uh isn't what I come up with see everyone we're gonna do you have you listening to the news everything says huh washing hands will have commented Jerry Washington like washing hands and keep it social distance from everybody enough so well I'll kept looking around and trying to find out what what is the social distance how far is the social distance of one foot it's a two foot shrieks lectern said well nobody knows I went to the doctor today I said doctor I said what oh how far partners to social business he said he did you know they figured you know maybe 20 feet he didn't know and fornicated oopsy he didn't know because nobody knows what it is so I concluded then it was 60 uncle it was 16 that's what we're working with now this Jim Bob's new social distance is 6 feet so spread the word about everything and to make it simpler and to make it safer for America I have come up with a solution to to help you out and here it is if Jim Bob's stick to you want to do is get back sticks for this and from 1995 you can get this stick right here and just carry with you wherever you go and tell somebody get back - get back stick and you can measure it out there and keep them away from your singing that they don't get too close to you like that and the hospital with you just waffle with it and for another two dollars I'll see you [Music] there jimbob's get back stick your shoulder 1995 send your order in - JimBob come dear Jenna right now and we will get rid of this pandemic in a hurry I mean you know pregnant drunk I don't know what to do never know what to do but I always have a solution so there you go jimbob's get back stick [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] | Jim Bob's Commentary Channel | UCQ5ILsUwYxDzAnhX6yIPE_g | 2020-03-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 455 | 2,305 |
IR1_kUDeQq8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IR1_kUDeQq8 | HOW I CURL MY HAIR | SOFT TEXTURED WAVES TUTORIAL WITH A TRADITIONAL CURLING IRON | hey guys welcome back to my channel or welcome if you're new i'm a licensed hair stylist and in today's video i am going to show you how to get loose waves with a traditional curling iron that's kind of become like my go-to signature style when i wear my hair smooth before we jump into the tutorial quick shout out to the sponsor of today's video dossier if you've never heard of dossier before they make dupes for popular designer fragrances i first discovered them about two years ago and at this point almost all the perfumes that i own are from dossier and whenever i'm looking for a new fragrance i immediately just go to dossier like i don't even bother wasting my money on the designer brand name sense by eliminating retailer markups celebrity marketing and licensing fees they can offer luxury scents for 70 to 90 less so for example a full-size perfume from a luxury brand is typically 100 to 350 but from dossier their perfumes start at 19 and their products are all made from clean ingredients for the best quality possible my absolute favorite scent at the moment is the ambery saffron which is a dupe for the bakarat rouge 540 which the full price of that goes for like over 200 i believe but from dossier it's under 50. so and as you can see i really love this like i legitimately wear it almost every single day so if you want to check out dossier and get yourself some new fragrances i will have a link any discount code down in the description that will get you 10 off your order thank you again dossier for sponsoring this video now let's get into the tutorial things that you are going to need is a curling iron this one is a one and a quarter inch barrel the bigger the barrel is the bigger and looser your curl is going to be the smaller the barrel the tighter the curl is so i find that a one and a quarter or one and a half inch is perfect because it's kind of like right in the middle then as far as product goes you're going to need a heat protectant that is so extremely important anytime you're putting any heat on your hair and then also a hairspray i really love this spray from kenra this is their color maintenance thermal spray because it's a two in one it's a heat protectant and it's also a medium hold hairspray i'll have a link to this in the description i've been using it for years it's just my go-to and then i also suggest a dry shampoo i love the not your mother's beach babe texturizing dry shampoo it's my favorite one okay so to start out you want to section your hair wherever you normally wear it i like to do a middle part and then we're going to section our hair and that's my first section and i'm going to split it down the middle pull on my hair forward before i start curling i'm going to take my thermal spray give it a good shake and spray that section i like to get all sides of the hair so that it's i'm not missing any pieces and then i will usually take my brush comb it through make sure it's evenly distributed and that there's no tangles and then i'm gonna split this section into smaller sections this i would say is probably like i don't know maybe like an inch and a half wide you don't want the sections that you're curling to be too thick because then the curl is not going to hold as well i'm going to try to like break this down as much as possible i'm going to put my pointer finger on the clamp and pointing the iron up to the ceiling i'm going to open up that clamp and i'm going to start at the top of the piece of hair clamp down give it a twist a full rotation so that it's back in the starting position and hold it there for a second then i'm going to untwist twist again another full rotation hold it there for a second again and now at this point i'm at the bottom of that piece so i'm going to untwist and then just pull straight down so by untwisting each time that's what's kind of like pulling it down and giving it that looser look so after i do that i leave it alone do not touch it let it cool now it might look easy watching me do it but then when you go to do it yourself it might feel awkward if you're still learning how to use a curling iron i highly suggest practicing this with your curling iron turned off if you have this cranked up to full heat and you're sitting there and you're awkwardly trying to maneuver it you might burn your hair you might be holding it in one spot for too long you might accidentally touch it with your hands or like touch your neck practice this a few times until you feel like you've gotten the hang of it and then actually turn it on and start curling your hair again pointer finger on the clamp point it up to the ceiling clamp down up top give it a good twist and as i'm twisting i'm like kind of pulling down a little bit hold it there for a second untwist rotate it again hold it there untwist pull straight down the end on to the other side i'm going to do the same thing pointer finger on i keep on i can want to say on the trigger on the clamp and we're going to point up to the ceiling same exact way with the clamp facing forward this is important too you want to make sure that you are curling in the right direction and you're going with the curling iron and not curling away so for example if i were to do this and then curl this way i would be going against that clamp and then that's how you end up getting those kinks you see that the little kink in my hair so you want to make sure that everything is like going smooth and in the right direction so pointer finger on the clamp pointing up towards the ceiling clamp down pull it down a little bit twist hold it there for a second untwist twist again hold it there for a second untwist pull straight down and you can see as i'm rotating this i move to my thumb like i constantly have a finger on the clamp so that i can like ever so slightly open it up the teensiest bit so that i'm able to like pull down so that i'm working down that piece of hair as i'm moving along curling i hope that makes sense so this is what we have so far i'm gonna just toss that behind me and then we're gonna let down our next section and just keep repeating the exact same thing [Music] and if you feel like you're just not able to get the hang of this and you're like i just can't do it with the clamp i want to show you you can use your curling iron like a wand and just wrap the hair around like this just hold it there for a couple seconds but it does kind of give you a slightly different type of wave but that is an option that you can do i just honestly i don't know i just feel like going through with the curling iron for me is just faster but you absolutely could do that too and then if you feel like the ends need to get smoothed down a little bit more you can just clamp down on the ends and pull straight down or use a flat iron and i also just feel like on my hair the waves last longer when i do it this way with the clamp because the hair is getting heat from like all sides whereas when you just wrap it like a wand it's only getting heat on one side if that makes sense [Music] [Applause] so once you're done curling every section do not touch it until it is completely cooled off if you start messing with the curls while they're still warm they're just going to fall flat and they're not going to hold their shape as much and then once it's cool i just comb through it with my fingers you can also use a wide tooth comb but i would just be careful to not use a brush that has like really close tight teeth because then it can brush the hair out a little bit too much and kind of make it frizzy and then you can see up top looks a little flat so what i like to do at this point is lift up that top section of my hair and then i'm going to take my texturizing dry shampoo and i'm going to spray at the root a little bit not only is this going to add some body to my hair but it's also going to prevent my hair from getting greasy as quickly i have a separate video all about dry shampoo sharing like my tips and tricks so i will link that in the description do the same thing on this side and then once i sprayed it all over my root area i will go through and kind of like hold up parts of my hair and give it a little spritz throughout the ends as well so that it just adds some texture and then i go through and i just kind of rub it into the root give it a little judge look at the difference that is it for this tutorial i hope that you guys found it helpful i hope that i was able to explain that well enough it really just takes a lot of practice thank you guys so much for watching if you enjoyed it please give it a thumbs up subscribe to my channel for more tutorials like this and i'll see you in my next video bye [Music] you | Sam Vay | UCRRrpf-ybBwuyDaQggqOKAw | 2022-05-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 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UgnDvUbVHyA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgnDvUbVHyA | Judges Guesses after Love Runs Out performance | Rottweiler Masked Singer | [Applause] one performer to another miss Scherzinger pick a good dog a dog a dog when you sing it doesn't even sound real to me it sounds like a record you know what dog what a great way to start off the show now you picking up on any clue I couldn't quite figure out is it more of a soulful voice could it be a country or rock singer that just has an incredible tone but it said something about a fantasy champion in another episode somebody that went towards football but I'm still going by the voice and the way he performs I'm sticking with Brian Littrell from the Backstreet Boys you know I love that guess but I don't think that's right I think he's young yes but Kevin Jonas may be one of the Jonas Brothers that's a good guess no I don't think that person is from a boy band I agree with Nicole what do you think doctor kennel what impresses me is that you're proud of that gym that's the only way it works Jean are you picking up on any clues I think some of the clues are trying to drive us based off of our assessment last time we saw you to a boyband but maybe you might be in another genre altogether Pat Monahan lead singer of train that's one of the best pure voices ever so right now I'm going with Pat Monahan of train does it good one maybe we should hear from the Rottweiler if he could give us a clue how to be good right my heroes growing up what Bruce Lee and boys to men boys okay so he wanted to be maybe an action star and a matching hero he could sing like a boy bit a karate song singing man could still be Latrell that I helped you guys out at all yeah can you take his mask off so I could just see who it is honestly that only confuse me more this is one thing that wasn't confusing that was an amazing performance ladies and gentlemen panel thought one of these celebrities might be under the Rottweiler man who do you think | Talent Reload | UCjooP1EWP4_32j_87jrdRPw | 2019-11-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 371 | 1,854 |
QOhriscB2LQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOhriscB2LQ | Recovering Assets And Lighting Fires🔥On The Way | hi I'm Pro welcome back to gears tactics we're still on act two chapter 4 because we got two missions to do which is kind of a yeah have freedom Trigger or Crimson cyclon cycle Cyclone should we say see in here the additional kill 10 or more enemies in a single turn now that seems quite hard unless it's the literally the the little guys then that's possible I got hope there's going to be tons of little guys if it's more than that I can hly have a chance on this one without a sniper so that means I'm only taking two people people anyway cuz what I've got is a heavy sniper and support cuz the rest are all out traveling and Hammer burst drones get 20 200% accuracy and 200 damage to the OverWatch shot seems a bit crazy so I might have to just do this one coming Goods before GRS can make use of them see lot of equipment crates so I'm going to have to do this one and then who am I going to take it's going to have to be a support question is hold on hold on go back first can I I can't take it cuz he's traveling damn there goes that plan out of the window 3% accuracy or more ammo we'll go for more ammo Diagnostics I think the healing could be a key there and yes cuz Gabe has that so that's literally all I can do with there I can and a steam that does more healing so that's handy cool down that's 30% chance of cool down and his armor actually looks doesn't look too bad so we'll keep that I think I'll be taking out the sniper cuz that's going to be useful only got crit crit on therey bone and damage so yes canuse inuse that's Scout has that she has heavy so we can swap that just so he gives him more that 10% crit chance go for more crit actually I might go for more crit more crit chance C hit resistance yeah looks pretty good to me self-repair that's a pretty good actually uh ability there I will put on the extra grenade to do more damage so yeah that looks like our boys going to sniper and support it's all I can do let's jump straight in I feel like this mission is going to be hard according to our Intel some prime equipment there for the taking secure it and bring it [Music] home reach the gate time to go no problem didn't have a look around really I mean there's one crate over there I don't see any others there's probably more as we go further in so that should be good enough support on standby oh great but then again this is what you need solid copy heads up Locust activity well here's where we're going to get our right from throwing frag nice how is that five who's next six reload one dead grub dropped them racking them up I said that would be the way to do it and that was the way to do it well at least that additional one is uh done you got it I running in too hard another the are on the move is that the crate I was looking for yes but that's fine move have a bit two turns before that thing goes on [Music] so maybe I'll just reload for now all right reloading okay solid copy supplies for the effort there some nasty boys there shoot one and then maybe pull back watch it here they come we up what's the chance on the sniper 10% on the sniper that's onea of my best chances 30% chance on him 30% chance I'm not liking this Ranger the movement's too much I could move closer that' be so much better I don't have a time limit so maybe I should just play a long game eyes peeled hey and just kind of like P back acknowledged so they come closer rupt are on the Move hostile sight we're up go this way we're not going to make it there though what about the sniper sniper on standby you can make it to one moving to position any regret not bad that him two be heing B make it to two is he no or do I go for the full fre get to cover and nice one see then two gets me to there on the Move still can't do too much from where I am but maybe I can OverWatch on it dig in we've got incoming I see him Make It Count reloading cover me hopefully this hits 1% great not that much of a good chance we move on here I get a free reload can cuss him also could kill him come on that was quite a pain but maybe we can move out on my way 10% chance that's not great Kill Zone established they're making a move they're in my sights let's make it happen I can go there get chance of both he's pretty much dead so might as just chuse that almost out keep them coming hopefully with this I will reload awaiting orders beautiful hostile down on it they're making a move who's making a move let's kick some ass get this door open right this mission is going to be a pain so crops are on the Move moving contacted let's get this done best way you're going to try and fun on them through this Gap it's going to seem so moving to position getting rusty Sun armo boy last round grub terminated I'm All Out standing by keep it off I got snipers I'm getting rusty it's going to be key ra for [Applause] attack Make It Count reloading cover me so I can finish him off but no real Point support here I go there damn they're knocking him down like left front center two is not going to get me there no problem take that thing out took you out what's my better chance if I hit that then I automatically reloaded same with that on ammo car losing down over here protecting Charing let's kick some ass okay luckily he's not in the bra I could kill him keep up coming it's only one action there are these things looks dead to me 10% chance looking on a lot of 10% I a't going to get to him so I might as well just kill him I'm out another one down reloading Le us handy probably best just to OverWatch for a minute Kill Zone established moving out and grab that crate could be something good I move here or maybe a confusion shot they're making a move temporally stuns them which is Handy I read you that's two movements there I move closer kind of does put me in a disadvantage I read you might try a shot this running dve Handel that and maybe go for an OverWatch bring it on I'm ready and probably best thing to just OverWatch here TRS are on the Move Hile down T let's make it happen actually I wouldn't need to Pistol shot should kill that Target is down two for one all right reloading damn oh try almost out I'm listening solid copy move forward I hate when it's like that who missed Kill Zone established I'm ready for damn it you those tickers back yeah sure let's get this done I'm All Out drop down did we get all the cres [Music] in now we only got two that's not too bad Dam plus minus two ammo though oh for an epic weapon that's seems to be quite counterproductive makes me think the other one would have been B that's all right one me range movement oh that' be good for my uh rare long shot mod a story Gabe is banned and so is Michaela great as for a legendary mod I do like legendary mods got to say and I'm still on chapter four what the hell anyway I'm Pro J thanks for watching and I'll catch you in the next episode goodbye | Prototype Jim | 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QZ_mH_m7uuc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZ_mH_m7uuc | An indoor cat has high fever - hepatitis | this three-year-old male neuter kit comes in like one meeting right for two days and not eating it's the indoor cat it doesn't go out but you can see the temperature is uh sorry quite High because normally it should be less than for 39.5 but uh is up to 40. 9 actually enemies Focus let's see 40.9 I can take already so he was uh not eating for two days three days yeah but only yesterday's mouth open Lobby the gums open is it dehydrated opens it Mom just put open it now many owners don't know how to open them up there no it's not hot this one is okay so I would check and see but if there is a high fever case nothing inside the stomach is purring actually because of the water because of the because of you are Spurling away | Dr David Sing | UCBEFtVObfcLkaM-HX5VGVfw | 2015-03-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 146 | 729 |
g-g1kaHQOmI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-g1kaHQOmI | Hanna Barbera Rainbow H-B Bloopers 1: Conor, Derrick, and Sarah Join in at the Fun | [Music] what the hell is this hc that's not right it should be hb not hc hg makes me think of a hearty closet speak for yourself derek i just went there last month and it was [Laughter] gay and super sexy and really really swell i can't believe it rainbow hb you're not allowed to display hc or dc or cbc or any stupid crap like that you're supposed to display hb and only hp change the logo now [Music] now that's silly whoever heard of a rainbow hh high hopes happy hour hi hat his holiness hopper hippie call me a hopper hippie again derrick and i'll slap you that's enough [Music] what in the god damn hell on earth is a rainbow bb i've heard of a bb gun but not a rainbow bbbb stop acting like a child i hope we get it right this time [Music] tb i don't want tuberculosis us birds don't want tuberculosis nobody wants tuberculosis tuberculosis gross let's hope we get it right this time or else something really bad will happen [Music] oh hell no not bp anything but bp i don't care if they cleaned up their image after that oil spill i'm never getting gasoline from bp as long as i live you hear me remember enough of this if you dis bp one more time i'm going to zoom in and murder you off bp all right you asked for it [Music] no no no no no i take it back [Music] connor connor are you all right speak to me big brother he's been knocked out sarah we'll have to get on her to the hospital and look at the set it's completely shattered we'll have to put up an out of order sign before we take our over bro to the doctor great idea derek now let's go [Music] | conor. | UCHQBGWqIf8857qWyOvZ5eFg | 2021-12-29 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 314 | 1,565 |
97Cb5dN1W1Y | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97Cb5dN1W1Y | Shenlong - Dragon Ball SPRAY PAINT ART by Eden | what's up guys this is your harem sprouted and today I am going to paint this one I'm going to bring this one and you have a question you can ask me any time on the video sometimes deep away and don't click don't forget to click the bail for not spread notification and don't forget subscribe my youtube channel and the Cu end of the video we have question you can ask me anything [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] thank you so much watching our YouTube channel all the time so here Christian you can ask me any time and don't forget subscribe our YouTube channel we have our Facebook Twitter Instagram do we have twitter no we don't we do we do we do we do have Twitter someone doing no doing oh that's no good [Music] [Laughter] okay we do Instagram we have something we have 10,000 follower in the Instagram Facebook like 20,000 I have also Spanish channel and the English Channel oh sorry English and Japanese channel Spanish channel for the spray paint paint so if you like it you can ask me anything the question don't forget subscribe channel and request more video leave a comment oh I'm asking you guys so much right okay just enjoy your life | SPRAY ART EDEN | UC3Uie6MbAZpnr2eg7gRNnUA | 2020-02-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 214 | 1,155 |
_EWzrdIc2GI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EWzrdIc2GI | Music Trumpet vs The Buddy | Kick The Buddy | have you been to the moon no no no not that [Music] mama that's not right [Music] you might want to put that back [Music] um [Music] now i could live with that choice stop please damn damn pay attention to me [Music] [Applause] [Music] you're killing me [Music] [Applause] i'm unarmed no no not that whoa oh [Applause] [Music] uh put it back yeah [Music] choose something else buddy angry oh you're drowning me hey let's get down to business [Applause] what's wrong with you [Applause] i don't get oh it i gotta pull myself together i'm melting hello it also smells bad i'm in a world of pain you're a terrible person stop i can't feel anything this is bad i hope that i'm in a world of pain um now [Music] oh my god that's not good it's nothing no no [Applause] this is very unstable rock and roll ouch i don't know it oh the phone's steady i'm gonna take a bit of a nap that's my world so watch me scarf i'll never sleep again oh please stop no please you're killing me hey no kablooey from huey [Music] help me this won't end well first one all clear returning to base it's gonna be me all over came out | KUBET XÓC ĐĨA | UCT_47FqQvu5pUXxo7T0rYkQ | 2021-10-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 215 | 1,106 |
4NE822gINHw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NE822gINHw | New 3.00 Maryland Ticket #scratchofftickets #shortvideo #marylandlottery | welcome Mr rainbow scratcher back at it again back at it again back everybody three dollar new Merlin Frogger I know you remember this game used to play this game when I was younger bring back so many memories but guess what y'all I found a win on for 10. I mean I'm sorry 14. broke one to 23 frogs y'all and I found a ten dollar winner five in the middle and a five at the top like subscribe leave your comments down below don't forget to hit the notification Bell so you know when Rainbow sketches drop in video thank you and I will see you at the next one | Rainbow 🌈 Scratch3R4 | UCSsXE8cfD_M5egSKDpk5o0g | 2023-03-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 112 | 558 |
rsLJHe5_qi8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsLJHe5_qi8 | Psychopath Or Autistic - Do Autistic People Have Empathy? | good afternoon and welcome to the asperger's growth channel the home for all of you ortiz out there and for you neurotypicals of course we're we're an all-inclusive channel here and i'm thomas henley i'm here to talk to you today about autism and psychopathy two very different things sharing similar qualities in a different way this video is something that i've been wanting to talk about for a while now it's something that's quite interesting the reason why i thought it found it quite interesting is because growing up as an autistic person your brain is different as as many of you know as many of you can imagine and so the way that we relate to people is very different as well in a lot of times in my life i have questioned my own sanity i've questioned whether i have the ability to understand and relate to another human being with autism there are a lot of those social components that are a little bit blurry a little bit difficult to understand and work with furthermore there are many many many many misconceptions about autism and empathy of course there is a lot of literature on empathy in psychopathy and autism but how and in what ways are they different from each other i have done so many psychopath and sociopath tests that i cannot count on my my ten fingers because it's it's more than that of course my girlfriend has also given me an insider's perspective and some of the groups on facebook and some of these social media sites the one thing that seems to pop up is that people who are dating autistic people sort of quote quota lack of empathy a lack of understanding a lack of feeling anything you know any any sort of emotion towards them or towards things that happen in their life or things that happen in their partner's life you know and so there's a lot of confusion around that autism and psychopathy also quite weirdly share very similar rates of coincidence i think you know for autism it's about two percent maybe psychopathy is like around that number something very similar to each other so i guess you know there are a lot of ways that these two conditions are similar um but as i will get into eventually with the video there are many many ways that they are different and that is the important thing to highlight [Music] let's first address empathy what is it empathy is a very blanket term you know most people think that an an empathy is this monolithic single thing that either people can have or they can't have but in reality from some of the psychological and scientific research empathy has generally been split into two categories cognitive empathy and adaptive empathy both of these are very different cognitive empathy is the ability to imagine what someone else is thinking or feeling whereas adaptive empathy is the ability to act appropriately to that emotion to someone's experience to someone's negative feelings to someone's positive feelings they're very different concepts they're very different things they're both types of empathy but they differ in in some very very large ways [Music] so let's talk about autism i have had the pleasure to talk with one of the leading autism researchers in the uk mr well i'm going to say mister it's actually sir sir baron cohen yes he is the you've probably heard that name before it's not sasha barack owen but he is related to him he's a cousin and he is a big figure in autism research sure he's had a lot of controversy around uh what is considered being neuro-gendering but he's done a lot of useful and productive work around empathy he's delivered a few talks on it and he's recently been on my podcast and we've talked all about the different aspects of empathy sure i knew a lot about it at the start but it was just good to kind of confirm it was someone who has been a large player in that popularized by lorna wing quoting a lack of empathy there is a large social stigma around autistic people not being empathetic and i think that is generally caused by that misconception around empathy autistic people generally are lower in cognitive empathy meaning it's hard to understand situations so understand people's emotions imagine what they may be thinking or feeling and so it can make the social landscape quite difficult you know a lot of social anxiety a lot of misunderstandings um a lot of negative experiences but the difference is is that autistic people show adaptive empathy they have a normal ability to show adaptive empathy in general an innate ability you know something that you're born with many autistic people have cognitive empathy um but it's usually something that's built up as as a skill and not just a god-given trait usually usually the best example of this i can give is through my work as a teacher i used to work one-to-one with autistic children and i i've kind of realized from that work so the the ways that i am different from you know autistic children i mean there's a lot of different things that i differ but one of the ways is that they really don't understand when they've hurt them hurt somebody either emotionally socially or physically um and they usually sort of continue to to to sort of ignore it and push it aside and not recognize it as something of significance and generally that is a problem with cognitive empathy but when you make them aware of it either by exaggerating your facial expressions and playing into the oh no i'm kind of you've hurt me stereotype and once they're aware of it then they're usually even more willing to to try and help to try and solve this situation to try and um mend it so that's that's a good comparison point of the different types of empathy you know one is a difficulty understanding and one is a difficulty acting but once autistic people know what the situation is then they act accordingly and usually usually due to the amount of trauma and mouth bullying and low life quality things that we experience um we tend to show a lot of adaptive empathy [Music] so let's talk about the psychopaths those nasty horrible people the ones that we don't like to talk about but still exist in society they sort of for me they sort of appear in um a sort of movie characters in my head you know i can't imagine talking to a psychopath you know it just seems so far removed from my reality as a person but the main ways that autistic people differ from psychopathic people people with psychopathy is that people who are psychopaths have sort of an inverse profile to autistic people they tend to be very high in cognitive empathy so they can understand people they know what they're thinking and feeling usually to a very high degree but they lack the adaptive component they are very self-driven they do not care about other people and they do not show appropriate responses to to those emotions and to those states of mind that people are in unless it's it's some form of advantage or camouflage it is the inverse of that autistic being low in cognitive high and adaptive psychopaths low in adaptive high in cognitive and those are some of the really key differences because they do matter and they are very important to highlight psychopaths can use their cognitive empathy to manipulate people to get themselves higher in certain workplaces to commit crimes without being noticed or known about even and that's because they have a keen sense for how people are thinking and feeling and they use that to their advantage they manipulate the situation they employ all sorts of psychological tactics in order to get what they want from a person they don't care about the feelings they don't care about what happens to them don't care about if they're in pain as long as they are enjoying it as long as they are gaining in some way from it they will do it and that's a massive difference [Music] so let's go over some of the common things that people say about autistic people and how they compare to real psychopathy real lack of care for people real lack of empathy or adaptive empathy if you if it be one key and important difference is that autistic people generally have very high moral standards they stick very neatly to that moral code that they have whether that's to do with laws or whether that's to do with their own feelings and thoughts on the world they tend to stick to that moral code so you may have cases where autistic people are more likely to be whistleblowers more likely to call people out on behaviors that maybe are against the law but maybe not you know it's pretty socially acceptable um in a certain group and you know for any group of people who stick to those moral codes and have them very glued into their life it's hard to to to view them as people who are who are likely to do some of the things that psychopaths do on the other side of the the coin on the other side of the coin you have psychopaths they don't care about laws they don't care about moral codes they will break them if there is no repercussions for them they will do whatever they like they're incredibly self-driven they have a high amount of self-interest and a complete lack of care for all of these social structures that we have in place these laws that guide acceptable human behavior another key point that is perhaps alluded to a lot either by parents or partners of autistic people is that they generally show a lack of interest they show a lack of um emotion i don't know what the word is emotional reproprosity something along those lines they don't react in the way that most people would and sometimes it comes off as a lack of care you know for for what someone's experiencing but the problem is is that this isn't a lack of care this is a lack of expression for me personally when someone's telling me something that's negative that's happened to them sometimes i may forget to express it on the outside they may be listening intently and you know trying to feel what they may be feeling and try to empathize with them but it doesn't necessarily reflect that on this group of muscles this group of facial muscle muscles i have on my face and that's sometimes a problem because that that kind of gets misconstrued as not caring whereas psychopaths they can be very expressive and they will use that and they may feign interest and and understanding and empathy for their own advantage but they don't feel it they don't care autistic people care and in a lot of cases if someone's going through trauma or a bereavement or something horrible like mental health they're likely to be empathetic towards that person at least on a cerebral level inside they may care a lot they may do things to try and help them to make them feel better to do anything in their power to make them feel better about a certain situation and that's something that maybe isn't expressed and to many outlookers many people who are in relationships with autistic people whether it be friendships family uh romantic relationships they may misconstrue that lack of expression for lack of care and that is sometimes a problem autistic people have been quite commonly labeled as blunt as uncaring as you know every kind of bad social awkward you know all of those bad social words that that we have for people autistic people gen generally tend to get the blunt of that which is a bit ironic considering what we're talking about and yeah i mean in general from my own experience talking to a variety of autistic people they tend to be a bit more blunt more direct but the problem is is that when someone who's not accustomed to that talks to an autistic person and they're blunt and direct that can get misconstrued as being rude as not caring about what they have to say and you know just being a bit too direct and and making you too uncomfortable and that's a problem you know it's it's it's a difference in in how we communicate how we're brought up how our brain develops the different ways that we socialize with with fellow human beings there are many ways that we differ but it doesn't mean that that innate difficulty with socializing means that they are intentionally trying to cause you discomfort or intentionally trying to make you feel like they don't care that's a key difference a key point rather to stick on stick on this is the problem filming multiple videos at once it's good for me it's good you know i can just get them done and edit them over a few weeks but sometimes it's not so great especially when you're staring at a ring for like hours hours and hours it's only been about an hour and a half it's not too bad so mr bond i i i hope you have enjoyed this video i hope that it has cleared up a lot of the misconceptions that you may have and i don't blame you understanding autism is hard it's a complex thing it's not easily taken to it's a different brain it's it's a different set of personality traces it's a whole host of different things so mr bond i hope that it's not mr bond that's austin powers one million dollars i hope that you will give me one million dollars for this video i hope this has cleared up any questions that you had about this topic i have not seen anything on this on youtube even though it's something that stood out for me or has stunt stood out for me for a long time so i hope that this information has cleared things up for you and i hope that if you have a relationship in in any way with an autistic person that this can bring to light that yes they do feel empathy they may find it hard to imagine what you're thinking and feeling but it doesn't mean that they don't feel empathy it's just a difference and the more that we can talk about things like this i hope uh the more that things like this won't soak it circulate and become an issue in different relationship groups on facebook i mean of of course autistic people feel empathy we're not psychopaths anyway i hope you've enjoyed this video as i said and if you want to follow my 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5Jx8-36Pkv0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Jx8-36Pkv0 | Barnetts Zombie Bombz review | hey yup gonna be going a bit old school with this one do a little bit of a weirdy foodie review i got some zombie bombs i don't know i got given them a couple weeks ago as a silly thing because i like spicy stuff don't like super spicy stuff for it like that but i got given these so i just thought why not do a test see how hard we are and yes i do have some milk to wimp out with if it's far too hot i like a hot curry i don't like a blazing hot curry it's like a hot curry you know but apparently also i was told by the person a lot with me these are supposed to be super super super duper spicy i don't think so i don't know some some reviews say they're going to be super spicy something some people have said that they're rubbish but hey whatever but these have come from the sweet emporium and they are barnett's zombie bombs with a zed on the end of bombs anyway this is what they look like very weird don't hatch all that sour hmm the ingredients there is some cake there along with the spike on with the sour right so we'll see something inside for a second let's read this up ingredients sugar glucose citric acid malic acid that's what makes everything on the um sour side my carbonate of soda chili powder flavorings and cola e one five three now at sour and that is spicy but it's not bearable it's about as hot as the hot sauce i've got downstairs because i mixed my own hot my own spicy barbecue sauce i used some texan barbecue sauce and some habanero um extract in it i'm not expecting habanero um chili stuff in it that wasn't that bad [Music] i can't hmm it yet but that's not unbearable but um so i don't need to be a wimp but i don't know if there's anything in the middle and one guys review that watch he had some powder in the middle which made him want the milk [Music] no no power in this one hmm nope it's a bit of a the flavoring that i'm getting on the fruity side of this is more of a blackberry tea strawberry it's not like a berry blast very blessed sort of thing whoa i think the microsoft is malic acid mixed inside of all of that although yeah there's a nice burn there not sure there's enough burn but it's not unbelievably hot um but yeah give them to the wrong person you would make them quite upset but to be honest not bad i'm not saying yeah i do recommend but yeah i know you probably gonna get that the wrong way around right but we're just the sweet emporium if anyone sees anywhere then you want to uh you know give your brother or you know your dad silly thing to chew on and he doesn't mind spice give him some of these these would be quite fun but to be honest yeah for something random not bad um yeah the other thing i got from them was booklets which i'm not opening [Music] lots of poop yeah not bad but hey if you want something random and you don't mind spicy stuff yeah give them a go if you want to give someone like a pranky thing and they're not going to get that peed off with you yeah go for it other than that not too bad nice burn not a bad flavor a good spank in there of the sourness but yeah hey [Music] peace | Foxstar-1387 | UC4arCRZuViZXs7xy3MK8-eg | 2022-09-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 623 | 3,075 |
5j8jh3r8fpo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5j8jh3r8fpo | Are Walmart's NEW Mystery Boxes WORTH IT? | in today's video we're opening up the new Walmart mystery box what's up guys we're back with another epic Walmart mystery box opening and you may have noticed that there's no Vlog portion at the beginning of this video that's because I couldn't find any of these fortunately drew a viewer of the channel did find a few and he hooked me up with six of these boxes so we're gonna have plenty to open today pretty excited for that so shout out to Drew let him know in the comments that you appreciate it we do have a giveaway for this video I'm giving away all the polls that we pull in this video so make sure to like the video be subscribed turn on notifications thank you in the comments and let me know what you think about these mystery boxes all right let's just check these things out so these are supposedly available Walmart not for me but I guess for some other people so we have two packs inside it appears look for legacy packs one and two two booster packs and one collectible tent they have a duelist Alliance on there and then invasion of chaos if those are the two packs that's kind of fire so I hope that's the case and then these pins are pretty awesome with the Dark Magician and the blue eyes so I'm and then we got Flames destruction dark crisis that would not be as good so hopefully it's these two and you know inside I don't know dual lines has got a vintage at this point so that feels like a double you know double win right there so let's see what we get in our first box these are very similar to I think I have a couple of them the very similar like hanger box version to these from I guess these were last year at this point where you could get like the lob versus the uh you know Fusion Destiny and stuff like that and then they would have like the special edition sometimes inside of them which I think this one does if you can tell it's kind of you know chunkier so yeah this kind of reminds me of those but we'll have to see if these are better or not all right the best way I think I used to open them like this I think this is the way you're supposed to open them uh let's see if we can get our pin out first if I can find it okay I think I found it this is it was bigger than expected we got a blue eyes white dragon right off the bat not gonna lie this is kind of fire yeah this is super sick I'm definitely throwing this on my backpack you better watch out guys when I'm walking around with this people are gonna be intimidated that's all I'm saying okay let's see what packs we got that's a pretty sick pull to start off it's a dark saviors okay not too crazy there five card pack but there's some cool seat careers in here let's see what we can get we have okay I was worried it was at the beginning it's not at the beginning we've got the Hercules base vampire retainer the dark grapher that's a pretty solid card okay not bad Armageddon Knight also really good for those you know Dad decks like Edison and stuff and then a vampire's desire secret career okay nothing too insane there also I didn't say at the beginning I think these are 15 each I believe I paid a little bit more than that because you know of course I had to you know pay for the guy to not make nothing and all that stuff so and then shipping and everything so I paid a little bit more than that but if you do pick them up I think they're like 15 bucks Soul Fusion first edition [Music] we didn't get a legacy back dang it it's one and two though so hopefully we get three out of five so a little bit above you know when we do it okay I think it's let's just do three I don't know what it is let's do that we have Crusades spatha duplexer Chimera we got the salamand great mirror World wand uh implantation book Stone the cotton eater Donna wrestler capitera we've got the herald of the Abyss so it looks like it was four from the back if you count the rare just a super kind of nice shine there though not bad but I will say that wasn't a great special edition however we did get a really cool pin I wonder if it's just as an early magician or are there other ones like did we actually get lucky or is it like every other one you get one of those all right second box went and took the plastic off because it's I'm just very annoying to deal with let's see what we can get are we gonna get another blue eyes we're gonna get a dark magician what's the deal with the pin we have a a pot of greed that is so cool so I guess it's not just Dark Magician blue eyes that is insane I'm I okay look I said I was putting on my backpack then I remember we're giving these away so I can't actually do that I'm gonna have to get some for myself at some point because these are fire okay I'm pretty hyped up about those those pins are pretty awesome I'm not gonna lie let's see what else we got we got maximum crisis we could get an ash Blossom okay it's not first at unfortunately but we could still get an ash Blossom which I have pulled once or I've pulled multiple times but it was on one specific live stream when we opened like 300 packs but other than that I've never pulled it let's see if we can pull one right here out of a random pack apocalypse we got a swordsman ladybug we've got the loss of embrace the pendulum mucho this reminds me of Regular Show and when that episode I don't know if you guys have seen it but when they are uh in like the Chuck E cheese thing and then there's like the robots that are like they like stole something 10 years ago I don't know if you haven't seen the show it sounds ridiculous show is ridiculous but it's funny okay but honestly the price for these is I mean if these are 15 it's kind of say because like these pins I mean there's two packs which are like four bucks each or whatever I mean at retail that's eight bucks and then this which is probably a dollar each something maybe two it's probably five dollars overpriced but uh yeah I get it I get it okay oh no no not another non-legacy pack okay Shadows of Valhalla this is first edition I can't even remember what you can get in here I know there's Valkyries but like does anyone even play those I really don't know we have urgent ritual art okay magical meltdown Alistair oh yeah there is Alistair stuff in here that's what's in here I knew there was something good in here we've got uh armor Ninjutsu art of the wrist uh rust Mist wrist must we've got Ninjutsu art of super transformation gateway to chaos that is a beautiful looking card yeah this card is I mean it's not crazy it was good in duel links for a little bit but beautiful looking card at least all right box three I kind of destroyed that when trying to open it whoops okay let's see what if we get a different pin this time we have another product read okay we got Pottery numero dos not too crazy but I do like the pot degree I think it's honestly pretty amazing looking what else can we get these both feel small that means that's probably bad oh no wait we're the Legacy packs didn't they say one and two one and two are we getting scammed oh no one in two boxes we're not getting a legacy pack we got Shadow vampire we got the fur hire card horn and drones shizuku and we've got the sugita Maverick For Hire I don't know no one ever really used this one because it wasn't in duel links so you know that's the only deck of For Hire I know but I don't know if they use in the real game next pack please be Legacy it's both dark saviors we're getting scammed I say that okay let me just clarify I'm joking because I always do that as a joke and then people think I'm being serious so I'm not being serious we're just getting unlucky right here we got vampire Red Baron we've got the Horn of the Phantom Beast mirror Force very nice got a quick booster and we have vampire's domain this was pretty crazy and also duel links for a while oh wait we have six of these not five I was thinking we had five for some reason so far okay if we pull the next three Legacy packs then we will even out at the odds of one and two so hopefully we do get the odds because so far we have zero Legacy bags which Speaking of Legacy packs I bet the makers of this wait let's check if this was MJ holding or not yeah it was MJ holding you can see MJ holding company LLC MJ holding is probably not happy actually you know what they probably are happy about the new reprints for legacy packs so they can just buy a million of them and then like four or five years they can make more mystery products and people like ooh Legacy packs and they'll buy them because like right now it'll make these less desirable because there's already like accessible Legacy packs but then in a few years it'll be crazy all right fourth box give us some better luck give us a legacy pack we have in the PIN another blue eyes white dragon we still don't have the Dark Magician yet so we're still looking for that I guess there's only three of them I don't know that's just my guess maybe we're just getting doubles who knows hmm maybe one of these one one's a skinny pack so that's dark saviors of course so if you like dark saviors this is your set beer this is your mystery boxes you're gonna get it every time Curry Bandit nice uh kagari from the sky Strikers we got area zero I guess people like Sky Striker so they probably do like that said Mystic tomato and Engage The Original secret rare it's unlimited just got a reprint so it's probably only a few bucks but actually I think when we did the twitch bot spends a thousand dollars on TCG player go check that out by the way because a lot of you guys didn't watch that so it's a fun video dude we buy 23 gay Guardians buy them all buy 20. this is gonna be a vote I have a feeling what's gonna happen on this one we got some real voters we got some lemurs I feel like the chat is in meme mode right now that's what I'm feeling right now meme mode go check it out give it a chance I'm pretty sure that this was the original Printing and this first edition was like 14 so maybe the unlimited's a few bucks we'll have to see it'll pop up on the screen of course so honestly Das is not that bad of a pack because a lot of people like skyshacker or you hate it's one of the two okay last pack out of here be Legacy I guess that counts as Legacy so I guess they have started counting these as Legacy which kind of sucks I was hoping they didn't so you could get this and a legacy pack but this is still an awesome pack I'm excited about this can we get the ghoster I think I still need it for my binder probably need the ulti as well I have never pulled like anything good out of the set like ever oh I did pull the cover card when you open like 100 packs of it in Ultimate rare so that was pretty good but other than that I mean we opened a lot of packs that time but other than that it's been terrible Gaia we got the skeeter skimmer we got the rituals Alpha we got swordfish hippo Carnival chain to spell Panzer dragons cards kind of crazy and fish board doctor the street continues of nobles two mystery boxes to go let me know in the comments how you feel about these so far I'm kind of iffy on these I don't know yet we'll give our final Judgment at the end it's garbage okay fifth Mystery Box what will our pin be we still need the Dark Magician come on come on come on come on come on another blue eyes okay can't be mad it's the three blue eyes of Kaiba so very nice he's gonna make the Bloods ultimate two packs did we get another Legacy can't tell what is that oh we got two large packs which is interesting because like I can tell the difference between the nine card and the five card because one's skinnier they both felt like they're nine card packs so we got a duelist Alliance maybe we'll get two of those that'd be pretty sick I'm gonna do three from the back again here we go we have the super every Samurai swordsman Vega fishbourg doctor we got the super every samurai blue brawler the Battle Royale I can't speak battle guard King chaos seed also my voice is going away swordfish we got the flashlight is it next is it ghost or air now to yangzing Unleashed okay nothing too crazy second pack is okay flames of Destruction we haven't seen this one yet could get an in perm I don't think I've ever pulled one of the or an improm out of a random flames of Destruction pack so this would be cool to do because this was before I opened like tons of cards like because there was no Starlights or anything there was no reason to all right we got the traits familiar protron element saver Aina the spirit Dead Heat Trinity we got the trick star Bella Madonna that's an ultra rare okay that's not bad nightmare mermaid I don't even remember that card and then yajiro Invader so we will take that ultra rare not bad at all final mystery box of these new mystery boxes then I will give my take on what I think about them here we go we have red eyes they do have other ones that red eyes looks insane I love these they're so good these okay these pins are running me over okay two more packs see what I can feel feels like this is a smaller pack dark saviors can we get another I guess engage what's the best card in here besides engage it probably is engaged to be honest isn't it we have a Mystic tomato very cool spell power our grasp foolish burial Goods it's not a bodyguard skyscraper Sky Striker Aerospace area zero man that's a lot of area and area okay it's very difficult and then sky and Striker we have vampire domination so much vampire stuff that just just never really took off and the final pack for mystery boxes let's see oh another duelist Alliance so weird we're getting duelist Alliance instead of like regular reprints so it's actually kind of better because these are less accessible because coming up with the reprint of duelist Alliance uh you're not gonna be able to get those so very interesting we have the Monarch storm fourth decent we got Taylor night Vega the exchange of Night and Day battle guard rage recover number 58 oh a teller Knight denim okay ultra rare that's pretty good and then a Seer metal branch of the burning abyss and fishburg Doctor that's not bad at all we'll take an ultra rare all right so overall for the price of 15 you get two packs and then you get one of these pins honestly I really like these pins I'm guessing they're not too expensive but maybe if there are a bunch of different ones they could go for a couple of bucks then you get yourself potentially a duelist Alliance pack which is really cool the other pack like dark saviors is probably only worth like two or three dollars so I'm guessing overall the value of this box is about 10 bucks you're spending about 15 for like 10. so it's not that crazy you're losing a little bit of money that's kind of the case with mystery boxes most of the time what I really don't like about this one is there's not a lot to open there's only two packs on the bigger ones where you get like five or six packs I prefer that because it feels like you're getting more for your like 25 or maybe 30 that you spend here it's only it's 15 bucks for kind of not a lot of packs however I am a fan of some of the packs they have in their like invasion of chaos duelist Alliance in the pin so if I were to grade this I would give this like a c plus to a B minus mystery box for what you can expect for Walmart mystery boxes not for like a custom one or anything but for Walmart I give this like probably a c plus I think it's okay it's not necessarily worth your money but if you do buy it you're not going to be completely disappointed so I'm going with C plus let's throw that out there we're gonna maybe do this for more mystery boxes coming up so if you guys enjoyed the video make sure to subscribe the channel for more epic content like this shout out to tone faux show daxer JT chill puffins of Doom Ernesto Deanna dizzy flexiboy hop is Choice 333 my cycle James Jance TCG truster cards 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WzZj-hjznVs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzZj-hjznVs | Chapter 2 from Social Amnesia by Russell Jacoby | social amnesia by russell jacoby chapter 2 revisionism the repression of a theory let us make no mistake this day and age has rejected me and all i had to give that's a quotation from sigmund freud alfred adler was the first to challenge the theories of the professor as sigmund freud was known to students adler's refashioning of psychoanalysis which culminated in his break with freud in 1911 contained all the elements found in the later contributions of the neo and post-freudians here as later the new formulations were executed in the name of a more humane liberal and social consciousness here as leader a shift took place from theory and meta theory to practice and pragmatism from a sexual and psychic depth and past to a non-sexual psychic surface and present here as later subjectivity in the guise of the individual was added to psychoanalysis adler laid or it is of necessity oriented in a practical sense freud's critique of adler lay the groundwork for the critical theory critique of the neo-freudians both these critiques suggest the weakness of the post-freudians liberal revisions traded the revolutionary core of psychoanalysis for common sense psychoanalytic revisionism as worked out by adler was already associated with with a retreat to pleasantries and homilies freud's link to hegelian tradition with which he otherwise shares little is in the deliberate renunciation of common sense a person who professes to believe in common sense psychology freud is reported saying once and who thinks psychoanalysis is far-fetched can certainly have no understanding of it for it is common sense which produces all the ills we have to cure orthodox psychoanalysis is oriented in the reverse direction toward uncommon sense exactly the far-fetched the truth of psychoanalysis lies in its loyalty to its most provocative hypotheses in psychoanalysis only exaggeration is true adler and those who have followed him have labored to escape the uncommon concepts of repression infantile sexuality and libido since they run counter to the prejudices of convention freud has ascribed adler's popularity exactly to his flair for the ordinary he has created a theory which is in tune with common sense which recognizes no complications which introduces no new concepts that are hard to grasp which knows nothing of the unconscious which gets rid at a single blow of the universally oppressive problem of sexuality freud was well aware of the conformist and conservative bent of adler's revisions he observed that the additions to or revisions of psychoanalysis contain what is already known from other sources or what can be most easily related to it thus what is selected with adler is egoistic motives what is left over however and rejected as false is precisely what is new in psychoanalysis and peculiar to it the revolutionary and embarrassing advances of psychoanalysis the irony that it was exactly socialists and liberals who cut out the revolutionary and embarrassing advances of psychoanalysis is the irony of the encounter of psychoanalysis with social and socialist thought freud himself in discussing adler's break with psychoanalysis remarked on the importance of the socialist element in adler ernest jones also offered an explanation for the aglarian shift away from the repressed consciousness to the sociological consciousness the fact that the adlerians were socialists yet it was exactly the shift that dulled the critical and social powers of psychoanalysis from the from the beginning the repression of psychoanalysis was announced as its liberalization the young adler considered himself a socialist his first book in 1898 on the occupational and health hazards of the taylor trade have been called synthesis of socialism and medicine according to a biography by a friend adler was among a group of students who studied marx though he was not influenced by the economic theories of marxism rather he studied the sociological conception on which marxism is based another account states that adler was well acquainted with marxist literature in any case it seems to have fallen to adler to have written the uh first paper explicitly on marx and psychoanalysis on the psychology of marxism this was delivered in freud's vienna society in 1909 but never published seems to be lost it is preserved in some form by auto ranks notes of the session according to the notes adler showed that an effective state sensitivity underlies class consciousness because this effective state always seeks to fend off degradation it is impossible for the class conscious proletariat to adopt an attitude of fatalistic resignation in conclusion adler wishes to stress that marx's entire work culminates in the demand to make history consciously the drift of adler's concern here as elsewhere was essentially confined to a conscious dimension first organ inferiority compensation degradation sensitivity and later inferiority masculine protest in the vienna society shortly uh following this presentation adler would make explicit his critique of freud and would leave the freud circle freudian notions of repression and libido sexuality and infantile for formation made way for inferiority and its compensation a non-sexual desire to rule or be above adler questioned whether the driving force in neurosis was freudian repression or an irritated psyche and responded by indicating the importance of adjustment and education educational influences which smooth the way for the child are far-reaching significance here if one intervenes early with intelligent tactics a condition results which might be described as one of carefree cheerfulness mistakes in education on the other hand lead to such frequent disadvantages and feelings of displeasure that the child seeks safeguards the liberal and practical bent of adler's writing and thought is evident many of his early essays are concerned with correct education proper upbringing and so forth the need for affection becomes the lever of education hug a kiss friendly look a loving word can only be obtained when the child subordinates himself to the educator via the detour of culture a great many educational applications follow from this it is not surprising that socialists interested in educational reform were drawn to adler alice rule gerstel the wife of auto rule and anti-stalinist communist wrote in freud and and adler that insofar as adler sought to make men cooperative he worked in his individual psychology as a democratic influence and as a cultural preparer for socialism adler's early critiques of freud removed any doubt about his fundamental break with psychoanalysis in the in the neurotic constitution from 1912 he claimed that three of freud's fundamental views were erroneous the first was that the libido is the motive force behind neurosis rather it was a neurotic goal the second and third were the notion of the sexual ideology of neurosis and the importance of infantile wishes for adler these infantile wishes already stand under the compulsion of the imaginary goal neurosis develops out of the feeling of uncertainty and and inferiority and demands insistently a guiding assuring and tranquilizing position of a goal leader critiques by adler would add little in the difference between individual psychology and psychoanalysis from 1931 adler wrote that freud forgot the wholeness of the personality which concept represents the essential uh the essential contribution of individual psychology to modern medicine this wholeness penetrates every psychological part phenomenon and colors it individually the freudian notion of an essential antagonism between the individual and a repressive society between pleasure and reality is dismissed rather society is in fact the best friend of the individual who is innately inferior and uncertain social interest is the compensatory factor for the physical inferiority feeling of man we can regard society as the most important compensatory factor for human weakness the adlerians in the name of individual psychology take the side of society against the individual one aglarian accuses freud of advancing the notion of society the oppressor to this adlerian what must be fault faulted is not society's hostile frustration of the neurotic but the neurotics failure to adapt to society the distance that adler traveled from psychoanalysis can be found in nearly any passage of his writings from the 1930s depth anal depth analysis makes way for moral rearmament neurotics and psychotics are themselves guilty forsaking the benefits of a guiltless society all failures wrote adler listing neurotics psychotics criminals drunkards problem children suicides perverts and prostitutes are failures because they are lacking in fellow feeling in social interest they approach the problems of occupation friendship and sex without the confidence that they can be solved by cooperation or to take a more specific analysis narcissism signifies a lack of social interest and self-confidence the person has not learned to do justice to the tasks with which he is confronted the substance of the response of freud to adler prefigured the response of the frankfurt school to the neo-freudians both objected to the substitution of everyday wisdom for the advances of psychoanalysis the replacement of an instinctual dynamic by social factors or interest repression and sexuality by insecurity and goals depth psychology by surface psychology for freud in critical theory to the point that sexuality repression libido are revised out of psychoanalysis psychoanalysis is itself repressed instead of analyzing sublimation wrote adorno of the neo-freudians the revisionists sublimated the analysis itself the inner dynamic of individual and society is severed and replaced by a mechanical model of the individual adjusting or maladjusting to values norms goals and so on these values and norms are not examined as the coin of a repressive society but are traded and exchanged at face value in the discussions in the vienna society that preceded the break with adler in 1911 freud denounced the revisions the whole doctrine has reactionary and retrograde character instead of delving into the unconscious adler sticks to surface phenomena i.e ego psychology and succumbs to the ego's own misconceptions the ego's denial of its own unconscious is transmuted into a theory freud designated two objectionable features of adler's work an antisexual and a reductionist trend the first denies the sexual basis for neuroses well the latter ignores individual and distinct forms of psychic phenomenon rather it asserts the sameness of all neuroses deriving them all from the identical wish for superiority these were more than minor differences wilhelm steckel's comment that adler's contribution was merely a deepening and extension of psychoanalysis was rejected out of hand by freud when steckel maintains he finds no contradiction between these ideas and freudian theory i want to point to the fact that two of the participants do find a contradiction namely adler and freud in the history of the psychoanalytic movement freud further elaborated his objections to adler adler presented a theory which was compatible and family familiar to the ego he adopted the viewpoint of the ego instead of uncovering the ego's own foundation freud did not simply reject ego's psychology and this becomes important later but argued that psychoanalysis was unique precisely in passing beyond the ego and exposing what was previously taboo sexuality unconscious libido adler takes the opposite view and stays exclusively on the surface from the beginning freud claimed adler never evinced any understanding of repression rather he surrendered to the jealous narrowness of the ego which was unwilling to acknowledge its own unconscious in the new introductory lectures fred restated some of those objections no matter what the case is the adlerians will declare that the motive is the wish to overcome inferiority while there is something correct in this small particle is taken for the whole adler's later thought succumbs to the worst of his earlier banalization it is conventional practical and moralistic our science is based on common sense common sense the half-truths of a deceitful society is honored as the honest truths of a frank world the insane never speak in the language of common sense which represents the height of social interest if we contrast the judgment of common sense with private judgment we shall find that the judgment of common sense is usually nearly right he wrote in another book the purpose of the book is to point out how the mistaken behavior of the individual affects the harmony of our social and communal life further to teach the individual to recognize his own mistakes and finally to show him how he may affect a harmonious adjustment to the communal life that it was the socialist adler and later liberal neo freudians who rendered the psycho psychoanalysis of freud apologetic and conformist formulates the problem in brief the political content and impact of the work of adler and the neo were determined by the psychological and sociological concepts they employed not by their manifest political attitudes similarly freud's subversiveness is derived from his concepts and not from his stated political opinions this disjunction is absolutely crucial to recognize the disjunction between the political social and truth content of concepts and the political social outlook of those using the concepts they are not identical they often stand in contradiction the apparent mystery of marxists defending the theory of the conservative freud against openly liberal adler and his successors is founded on this just disjunction critical theory clings to the radical concepts of psychoanalysis exactly what adler and his followers weakened if freud was conservative in his immediate disregard of society his concepts are radical in their pursuit of society where it allegedly does not exist in the privacy of the individual freud undid the primal bourgeois distinction between private and public the individual and society he unearthed the objective roots of the private subject its social content freud exposed the lie that subject was inviolate he showed that at every point it was violated the neo and post freudians enthusiastic as they were for the individual or person did not dig into these categories rather they were spellbound by their surfaces no matter how heretical the neo and post freudians imagined they were in theorizing about the values insecurities goals of the individual they were safely following the official ideology of the private and autonomous individual and consumer it is the context and content of these concepts that dictate the retrograde political meaning of their psychology the psychoanalytic concepts of freud even against himself trespassed on psychic private property to the forces of conformity freud is guilty of breaking and entering the private psychic household even if freud in the end justifies civilization he has in the interim said enough about its antagonistic and repressive essence to put it in question the reverse is true of the revisionists whatever criticisms of society they advance are absolved by the concepts and formulations that point toward health and harmony it should be recalled that in any case freud was not simply a reactionary notably his essay civilized sexual morality and modern nervousness is a plea for changes in sexual morality a plea to be found in many of his other writings we have found it impossible to give our support to conventional sexual morality or to approve highly of the means by which society attempts to arrange the practical problems of sexuality in life we can demonstrate with ease that what the world calls its code or more its code of morals demands more sacrifices than it is worth or one can find statements such as this a favorite of left freudians it goes without saying that a civilization which leaves so large a number of its participants unsatisfied and drives them into revolt neither has nor deserves the prospect of a lasting existence similarly one can overstate the socialism and liberalism of the adlarians it seems that adler himself at least by the later 1920s quickly shed what there was of his socialist past and affinities moreover according to one left atlarian adler in his later years became a bitter opponent of the leftists among his adherents he charged them with compromising his teachings and he did everything possible to undermine them this seems to be reflected in the writings of idlerians which in general show no more and often less overt left political sympathies than those of the freudians as remarked above they facility defend society against the individual hardly a liberal position the interest in society is transformed into a defense of society from this perspective freud is feared as the radical he actually is the attack on religion writes one adlerian must also be seen as part of freud's larger attack upon ethical standards and social interest generally yet the loyalties of freud himself lay with modified repression even if his concepts did not critical theory thinks through these concepts it values freud as a non-ideological thinker and theoretician of contradictions contradictions which his successors sought to escape and mask in this he was a classic bourgeois thinker while the revisionists were classic ideologues the greatness of freud wrote adorno consists in that like all great bourgeois thinkers he left standing undissolved such contradictions and disdained the assertion of pretended harmony where the thing itself is contradictory he revealed the antagonistic character of the social reality the characterization of freud as a great bourgeois thinker illuminates the marxist criteria for evaluating non-revolutionary thinkers a parallel can be established between marx's judgment on ricardo and the post-ricardians and critical theories appraisal of freud and the post-freudians to marx ricardo was the classic and best representative of bourgeois economics since he articulated the contradictions of bourgeois society without glossing them over he was scientifically honest because unlike malthus he did not seek to accommodate his science to outside alien external interests those who came after ricardo sought to reconcile what ricardo left antagonistic hence james mill sought to systematize ricardo that is to harmonize and neutralize him what he tries to achieve rope marks is formal logical consistency the disintegration of the ricardian school therefore begins with him with the master what is new and significant develops vigorously amid the manure of contradictions out of the contradictory phenomena it is different with the disciple his raw material is no longer reality but the new theoretical form in which the master has sublimated it the desi the disciple seeks to explain away reality the necessity to synchronize the contradictions in turn is derived from a shift in the historical conditions which makes these contradictions more threatening scientific opinion is increasingly faced with the choice of turning decisively critical or openly apologetic marx noted about two post-ricardian economists bastiat and kerry that they understood that socialism and communism were theoretically founded in classical political economy which had openly expressed the contradictions of society both of them therefore find it necessary to attack as a misunderstanding the theoretical expression which bourgeois economy has achieved historically in modern economics and to demonstrate the harmony of the relations of production at points where classical economists naively designated this antagonism the business of harmonizing the unpleasant contradictions of freud was the joint task of adler and the neo-freudians the issue is not the direct influence of adler on the neo-freudians though that does not seem to be lacking but a parallel effort the logic and reasoning of their argument the close relationship has been noted by many adler's loyal editor heinz l ansbacher cites several textbooks indicating the affinity it has to be said that adler's influence is much greater than is usually admitted the entire neo-psychoanalytic school including horny fromm and sullivan is no less neo-adler adlerian than it is neo-freudian adler's concepts of sociability self-assertion self and creativeness permeated the theories of the neo-analysts an article in an adlerian journal karen horny and eric frohm in relation to alfred adler argues the same point clara thompson herself uh herself and neil freudian also established the parallels that man seeks to solve his problems by the search for the for the way to feel superior was an important discovery of adler it has much in common with horny's idealized image and sullivan's idea that maintaining an inadequate self-system is a potential source for increasing anxiety further horny revised with new emphasis adler's idea of the importance of the patient's neurotic goals in horny as an adler the patient is sick not because of past events but because in coping with past events he or she established poor goals and false values the critique of freud that the neo-freudians advanced concentrated on his 19th century materialism that was allegedly impervious to individual and social factors to correct this they like adler added social values and goals notions of self and self-image these additions were to take into account a relationship between the individual and society which freud had admitted critical theory reverses this appraisal freud's biologism his apparent disregard of social values is his strength it constitutes the critique of bourgeois individualism freud's materialism peels back and away the social norms and values to find the inner social dynamic it is necessary wrote marx it is necessary wrote max horkheimer to follow freud's biological materialism to stick to freudian orthodoxy in this fundamental sense exactly what has been called the contribution of adler and the neofreudians the discovery of self or personality is the loss of the critique of the individual the freudian concepts expose the fraud of the existence of the individual to be absolutely clear here the freudian concepts exposed the fraud not so as to as to perpetrate it but undo it that is unlike the mechanical behaviorists the point was not to prove that the individual was an illusion rather it was to show to what extent the individual did not yet exist to critical theory psychoanalysis demonstrates the degree to which the individual is de-individualized by society it uncovers the compulsions and regressions that maim and mutilate the individual from this perspective the formulations of the revisionists are already concessions to liberal ideology when the revisionists do confront the ailment of the individual they imagine it can be healed by mere invocation instead of dissecting the self to search for the internal and social injury they appeal to its goodness and wholeness freud's analysis moves on another plane freud undermines wrote mark hughes one of the strongest ideological fortifications of modern culture namely the notion of the autonomous individual his psychology does not focus on the concrete and complete personality as it exists in its private and public environment because this existence conceals rather than reveals the essence and nature of the personality rather he dissolves the personality and bears the sub-individual and pre-individual factors which largely unconscious to the ego actually make the individual it reveals the power of the universal in and over the individuals personality wrote freud is a loosely defined term from surface psychology that does nothing in particular to increase understanding of the real success or the real processes that is to say metapsychologically it says nothing but it is easy to believe that one is saying something meaningful in using it the sub-individual and pre-individual factors that define the individual belong to the realm of the archaic and biological but it is not a question of pure nature rather it is second nature history that is hardened into nature the distinction between nature and second nature if unfamiliar to most social thought is vital to critical theory what is second nature to the individual is accumulated and sediment and sedimented history it is history so long unliberated history so long monotonously oppressive that it congeals second nature is not simply nature or history but frozen history that surfaces as nature unlike the revisionists marcuse holds to freud's quasi-biological concepts but more faithfully than freud himself and against freud unfolds them the revisionists introduced history a social dynamic into psychoanalysis from as it were the outside by social values norms goals marcus finds the history inside the concepts he interprets freud's biolog biologism as second nature petrified history the chapter in eros and civilization the historical limits of the reality principle is a historical reading of freud's concepts marcus attempts to show that the repressive organization of the instincts is due to ex exogenous factors exogenous in the sense that they are not inherent in the nature of the instincts but emerge from the specific historical conditions under which the instincts develop this is no arbitrary construct attacked onto freud rather freud himself in his meta theory exactly what the neo-freudians reject derive the instinctual biology from a pre-history of violence and force this is where freud comes closest to nietzsche civilization is a scar tissue from a past of violence and destruction this is the authentic materialistic and historical core of freud's thought in the last resort it may be said that every internal compulsion which has been of service in the development of human beings was originally that is in the evolution of the human race nothing but an external one wrote freud in a small essay thoughts for the times on war and death in an extract from a letter from jones uh prince from sorry in an extract from a letter that jones prince this is stated even more succinctly responding to an inquiry by jones on the true historical source of repression he wrote every every internal barrier of repression is the historical result of an external obstruction thus the opposition is incorporated within the history of mankind is deposited in the present-day inborn tendency to repression the whole of marcus's historical reading of freud is contained in these sentences for freud the higher civilized values are grounded in lower ones social right is is condensed social violence right is the might of a community it is still violence ready to be directed against any individual who resists it the only real difference lies in the fact that what prevails is no longer the violence of an individual but that of a community internalized in the individual values derived both from the archaic conflict of the sons against the father and from the reenactment of the edible conflict the superego is founded on guilt rooted in the failure of the uprising against the father oppressor it must be said that the revenge of the deposed and reinstated father has been very cruel it culminated in the dominance of authority the dead now become stronger than the living had been even as we observe it today in the destinies of men what the father's presence had formally prevented they themselves have now prohibited in the psychic situation of subsequent obedience or in the less provocative language of the ego and the id we can give an given answer to all those whose moral sense has been shocked and who have complained that there must surely be a higher nature in man very true we can say and here we have that higher nature in this ego ideal or super ego the representative of our relation to our parents when we were little children we knew these higher natures we admired them and feared them and later we took them into ourselves as freud himself knew as freud himself knew this was the cutting and revolutionary edge of psychoanalysis the refusal to accept social and individual values abstracted from the concrete uh struggle of men and women against themselves and nature here critical theory follows freud he is revolutionary in that his theory is critical and materialistic psychoanalysis pulls the shrouds off the ideology of values norms and ethics which is the stuff of of agler and the post freudians for this very reason freud considered the efforts of ludwig binswanger to add values to psychoanalysis conservative the values that neo and post freudians esteem are pieces of history scrubbed clean of their carnal and visceral origins they prize them because they have forgotten their corporal origins marcus is incorrect from revives all the time-honored values of idealistic ethics as if nobody had ever demonstrated their conformist and repressive features the 20th century modernizers confidently leave freud behind as a bad memory from the 19th century yet as adorno has remarked it is the revisionists and modernizers who witnessly reproduce 19th century theories in their insistence on the role of values morals in milieu they have upheld a dated mechanical and pre-freudian schema there is nothing new or novel about the idea of the individual as an autonomous monad which is affected by outer forces while they the revisionists unceasingly talk of the influence of society on the individual they forget that not only the individual but the category of individuality is a product of society instead of first extracting the individual from the social process so as then to describe the influence which forms it an analytic social psychology is to reveal in the innermost mechanism of the individual the decisive social forces the revisionists rather posit the individual as an independent unity which is influenced from without in bestowing on the individual autonomy and values the neo-freudians accumulate ideology the critical path lies elsewhere it entails burrowing into the individual and independent subject it means penetrating the categories of individual and society not merely juggling them the individual before it can determine itself is determined by the relations in which it is enmeshed it is a fellow being before it is a being to shift terms for a moment critical theory pursues the dialectic of the particular and the universal following hegel it finds the whole is the truth that is the particular is formed and informed by this whole society to discover society within the psyche of the individual the universal within the particular is to discover the obj the objective nature of the prevailing subjectivity it is to strip away the floss of the autonomous individual exactly this was the program of psychoanalysis it revealed the sway of the universal society within and over the individual psychoanalysis wrote horkheimer discovers the historical dynamics of society in the microcosm of the monad as it were and the mental conflicts of the individual psychoanalysis wrote mark hughes elucidates the universal in the individual experience to that extent and only to that extent can psychoanalysis break the ratification in which human relations are petrified this was unacceptable to the neo freudians the relation of the particular and the universal the individual in society was not presented as one of mutual mediation rather they presupposed a simple model of individual society interaction that operated on the surface if their formulations on the individual society relations seem only slightly different from those of critical theory the political meaning of the difference can be discerned in the from marcus dispute both claim the dialectical construction in this exchange the nature and social consequences of the productive happy individual that fromm prescribed were at issue marcus in his critique of the neo-freudians and fromm posed in either or marcus wrote either one defines personality in individuality in terms of their possibilities within the established form of civilization in which case their realization is for the vast majority tantamount to successful adjustment or one defines them in terms of transcending content this would imply transaction transgression beyond the established form of civilization to radically new modes of personality and individuality incompatible with the prevailing ones this would mean curing the patient to become a rebel to from these words are proof that marcus forgot his own dialectical position to the extent of drawing a black and white picture rather there are important qualifications to make the qualifications are that there are exceptions i agree with marcus that contemporary capitalist society is one of alienation that's a quote from prom but i disagree entirely with the view that as a consequence these qualities of happiness and individuality exist in nobody though to be sure they are rare yet to the extent that one addressed oneself to the exceptions as exceptions to that extent the social whole is repressed and forgotten the alleged exceptions redefine and reformulate the totality of the whole society they restrict and delimit it the inner and depth dynamic of the individual society relation is forsaken for a take it or leave it attitude with skill and effort a destructive society can be safely ignored marcus notes that the neo-freudian distinctions between good and bad constructive and destructive productive and unproductive are not derived from any theoretical principle but simply taken from the prevalent ideology the distinction is tantamount to the conformist slogan accentuate the positive freud was right life is bad repressive destructive but it isn't so bad repressive destructive there are also constructive productive aspects society is not only this but also that left out is how under the impact of civilization the two aspects are interrelated in the instinctual dynamic itself and how the one inevitably turns into the other by virtue of this dynamic the point is not that love and happiness are mere ideology crucial wrote marcus in a rejoinder to fram's response is the context in which they are defined and proclaimed they are defined by from in terms of positive thinking which leaves the negative where it is predominant over the human existence if the difference between the two positions seems like a minor philosophical quarrel the result is not the year following eros and civilization from 1955 and this exchange fromh published the art of loving a book that suggests the distance separating the neofreudians from critical theory fromm opens on the same note made in his rejoinder to mark hughes he acknowledges the negative power of society and advises that the art of loving is rare in a culture in which these qualities are rare the attainment of the capacity to love must remain a rare achievement only on the last four pages does an important question arise how can one act within the framework of existing society and at the same time practice love footnoting marcus frahm repeats his argument one must admit that capitalism is in itself a complex and constantly changing structure which still permits a good deal of non-conformity and of personal latitude however people capable of love under the present system are necessarily the exceptions the either or that fraud are objected to in marcuse is found in his own thought in marcuse it is defined by the political and social whole its meaning derives from its place within the social contradictions on either or in either or of complying or resisting society with the neophredians it is shifted to the individual personal and psychological which are only loosely in contact with society the exceptions that from discovers and promotes are the exceptions that liberal society has always flaunted as proof of its essential beneficial beneficence with a little effort at home anyone can be spared a deadly and loveless world love and happiness are repairs for the do-it-yourselfer yet to critical theory these exceptions are confirmations of the very brutality and injustice that ideologically yet to critical theory these exceptions are confirmations of the very brutality and injustice they ideologically leave behind sensitivity and warmth for the few and coldness and brutality for the rest is one of the stock notions and realities that feed the ongoing system love within a structure of hate and violence decays or survives only as resistance the neofreudians escape the social contradictions that sink into the very bowels of the individual by repressing them a half-truth is contained in the neo-freudian revisions as there is in all revisionism the notion that reality is historical in theory if it is to be adequate to that reality must also be historical and must also change this returns to the problem of orthodoxy and revisionism again what is in question in defining these terms within both marxism and freddianism is not change per se but the quality or content of change there is no repudiation of change within psychoanalysis but it is change that remains loyal to the content of the original concepts this dialectical loyalty demands both fidelity to the critical edge of the concepts and allegiance to a historical reality to critical theory psychoanalytic concepts undergo change in direct relation to their object the individual psychoanalysis as a theory is embedded in the same historical dynamic that created as well as mutilated the individual adorno's statement that the pre-bourgeois order does not yet know psychology the over-socialized one knows it no longer is incomprehensible if psychoanalysis is abstracted from the fate of the individual psychoanalysis as a science of the individual survives exactly as long as the individual survives it is historically situated where the individual is situated situated it was unknown where the individual was yet to emerge as a semi-private being and it is becoming unknown and forgotten in the post-bourgeois order where the individual is superfluous the story of the rise fall and forgetting of the individual is the tale of the rise fall and repression of psychoanalysis some of the basic assumptions of freudian theory have become obsolescent to the degree to which their object namely the individual as the embodiment of id ego and super ego has become obsolescent in the social reality that was a quote i'm not sure from where the individual classic psychoanalysis managed to eke an existence out of the relatively underdeveloped market this was the truth in the early bourgeois theories of the free individual and the free income and competitive market a truth that is which was confined to the middle classes for the proletariat the notion of the free individual was always a sham with the centralization and synchronization of the market the individual lost its relatively independent and private sources of sustenance finance capital unlike liberalism aborts the anarchy of competition and seeks organization it wants direct domination the individual that had subsisted in the recesses and corners of the market is eliminated by organized capital under monopoly capitalism the individual has only the chance of a short reprieve as the early forms of competition pass into direct control and manipulation the individual exits the social power structure adorno wrote hardly needs the mediating agencies of the ego and individuality anymore mediation turns into immediate command and suggestion the very notion of individual psychology becomes problematic in a thoroughly reified society in which virtually no immediate contacts exist between men and virtually no sorry and in which a in a thoroughly rafed society in which virtually no immediate contacts exist between men and in which every man is reduced to a mere function of the collective the psychological processes although although they persist in the individual no longer appear as decisive forces of the social process the psychology of the individual according to adorno has lost its emphatic meaning and substance yet that which is obsolete is not by this token false insofar as the psychoanalytic concepts are wedded to a classic capitalist model that can throw into relief the subsequent historical evolution of a psychic and extra psychic reality the erosion and corrosion of the individual in the immediate context of the individual the family these are decisive secondary changes of the transformation from free to monopoly capital the family is one of the crucial terms social changes are refracted through the family and in turn affect the formation of the individual the mental household of the individual is constructed out of the family household as the latter shrinks to an efficiency unit so does the former the single most important fact in the transformation of the family is the decay of the economic significance of the father as the relatively independent provider in powers and power as the father loses the remnants of independent authority and individuality the family loses its resiliency if there are positive and democratic features of this process there are also negative ones the child ego once nurtured and scarred by the family is no longer nurtured but simply integrated the actual weakness of the father within the society which indicates the the shrink of shrinkage of competition and free enterprise extends into the innermost cells of the psychic household the child can no longer identify with the father no longer can accomplish that internalization of the familial demands which with all the repressive moments still contributed decisively to the formation of the autonomous individual therefore there is today actually no longer the conflict between the powerful family and the no less powerful ego instead the two equally weak are split apart critical and psychoanalytic theory cannot be indifferent to such developments developments which here can only be stated not demonstrated the concepts of ego and superego are themselves affected by the restructuring of the family the reformulating of the concepts in particular to account for the ego has in fact characterized much of the psychoanalytic and neo-psychoanalytic literature for the past 30 years it is hardly accidental that ego psychology psychology that predominantly explores the ego emerges just when the ego as an autonomous unit turns openly suspect yet the particular readings and interpretations of the ego diverge widely ego psychology of the psychoanalytic revisionists took up the ego as a welcome relief from freud's excessive attention to the id and unconscious like the rest of their program it promised to neutralize freud's materialism and biologism furthermore this ego psychology fit in well with the newer psychologies of self self image and so on critical theory reverses this approach the ego is studied not as in not as in advance over or repression of psychoanalysis but as an inner development of psychoanalysis attention to the ego does not demand blindness toward the instinctual and social dimensions that constrict and choke the ego where one dates the emergence of ego psychology depends on one's loyalties the adlerians would date it from adler the father of ego psychology and draw direct and indirect links to the later developments of psychoanalysis in the neofreudians the first pioneering steps towards ego psychology within psychoanalysis were taken by alfred adler the freudians of course are anxious to deny this origin and usually date ego psychology from freud's own later works eg the ego and the id from 1923 or from the works of freudians especially anna freud's the ego and the mechanism of defense from 1937 heinz hartmann's ego psychology and the problem of adaptation from 1939 and hermann nunberg's ego strength and equal weakness from 1939 as hartmann maintained from the first referring to the adelarians psychoanalytic ego psychology differs radically from surface psychologies yet substantively if not factually the adlerians may be correct the prevailing ego psychology even in its psychoanalytic form does not differ essentially from from surface psychology for this reason it is adlerian and pre-freudian and its lack of interest in the libido and the unconscious briefly heinz hartman probably the most important of the freudian ego psychologists to touch the ego or part of the ego from the unconscious and libidinal drives he dubbed this the conflict-free ego sphere not every adaptation to the environment or every learning and maturation process is conflict the critical edge of freud is blunted the aim of psychoanalytic therapy is to help men achieve a better functioning synthesis in relation to the environment as adorno wrote of anna freud's book it evinces the reduction of psychoanalysis to a conformist interpretation of the reality principle in ego psychology the same exploration of psychoanalysis takes place as with the neofreudians who themselves draw upon psychoanalytic ego psychology as with adler the socializing of psychoanalysis in seeking to account for the reality of society drain psychoanalysis of its blood with hartman even if he is alert to the dangers of sociology sociologism the indwelling tendency of his concepts to follow a recent critique is one of reduction those who laud these theoretical developments within an outside psychoanalysis have told the unpleasant truth pleasantly ego psychology grinds down the cutting edge of psychoanalysis it refashions the outlandish quality of psychoanalysis in contemporary garb just as conflict is the central notion in freud's work adaptation is central in hartman's compared to freud heinz hartmann is another breed altogether not a revolutionary but but a practical earthbound traditionalist another sympathizer candidly admits there was a radicalism even a shocking quality to many of the early psychoanalytic formulations contemporary ego psychology has a tamer more healthy-minded quality or in a similar vein it has been noted that without the revisions which the neo and post-freudians have brought to psychoanalysis oh no one may doubt whether it could have been as attractive to middle class americans sorry finally one theorist who draws the links between psychoanalytic ego psychology the neofreudians and the post freudians sums up the contribution of what he calls ego psychology's great departure from classical doctrine with freud the scope of the ego was minimized and was held in low esteem but ego psychology paves the way for a positive appreciation of the human ego this is joined by the rediscovery and the rehabilitation of the old-fashioned idea of the self by the neo critical theory does not join the general of probation the positive appreciation of the ego is the song and dance of social amnesia it forgets the pain by whistling in the dark what is crucial however is not to ignore the study of the ego but to denounce the the presupposition that the study of the ego is inseparable from its praise while undeniably there was a shift in the later freud toward the ego this was a shift that occurred within a psychoanalytic framework the unconscious libido and so on were not surrendered rather they were explored within the ego itself freud did in the problem of anxiety in 1926 dissociate himself from those psychoanalysts who following his earlier work made into a weltenshong the theory of weakness of the ego in relation to the id while freud eschewed all wealth and shang several pages later one can find a statement that seems unrepentant the act of repression has demonstrated to us the strength of the ego but it also bears witness at the same time to the ego's impotence and to the uninfluenceable character of the individual instinctual impulse in the id adorno has remarked that the defect of neo-freudian and positivist thought is that it is unable to comprehend the ego as simultaneously a psychic and an extra psychic phenomenon the ego as dialectical within a positivist consciousness attention to ego psychology proceeded only at the cost of id psychology it remained imprisoned in the either or logic freud sought to retain both moments and moreover foresaw clearly that it turned to ego psychology would entail a renunciation of the specific gains of psychoanalysis ego psychology psychology formed the pre-history of psychoanalysis hence ego psychology within psychoanalysis must have a different look from non-psychoanalytic ego psychology a letter freud a letter of freud to young in 1909 is a testament to freud's insight showing him keenly aware of the dangers of an either or mentality and of the threat an adler and young of ego abstracted from depth psychology we have already agreed that the basic mechanism of neuro neurosogenesis is the antagonism between the instinctual drives the ego as the repressing force the libido as the repressed it is remarkable though that we human beings find it so difficult to focus attention equally on both of these opposing drives thus far i have really described only the repressed which is the novel the unknown as cato did when he sided with casa victa i hope i have not forgotten that there are also that that there also exists a victrix here adler psychology invariably sees only the repressing agency and therefore describes the sensitivity this attitude of the ego towards the libido as the basic cause of neuroses now i find you on the same path that is because i have not sufficiently studied the ego you are running the risk of not doing justice to the libido which i have evaluated critical theory is loyal to both dimensions it accepts and studies psychoanalytic notions of the weak ego this however is situated in a social dynamic that turns into an instinctual one a repressive society drives the ego to regression and unconsciousness so as to irrationally subsist critical consciousness and the autonomous ego inextricably linked dissolve under the impact of a massified society marcus uses a term of franz alexander's corporalization of the psyche to suggest the psychic process the translation of psychic energy into unconscious automatic reactions the reality principle asserts itself through a shrinking of the conscious ego in a significant direction the autonomous development of the instincts is frozen and their pattern is fixed at the childhood level the psychoanalytic concept of narcissism captures the reality of the bourgeois individual it expresses the private regression of the ego into the id under the sway of public domination adorno considers it one of freud's most magnificent discoveries it is it is no accident according to adorno the freud turned the egos turned to ego psychology and narcissism narcissism in such works as group psychology and the analysis of the ego that is in direct reference to mass and social phenomena the drive of this small work which is one of the most cited by the frankfurt school is to show the inseparable relationship between the individual and mass psychology from the very first individual psychology is at the same time social psychology as well narcissism comprehends the dialogue dialectical isolation of the bourgeois individual dialectical in that the isolation that dams the individual to scrape along in a private world derives from a public and social one the energy that is directed toward oneself rather than toward others is rooted in society not organically in the individual narcissism means in psychoanalysis libidinally confecting of one's own ego instead of the love for other men the mechanism of this shift is not the least the society that puts a premium on the hardening of each individual the naked will to self-preservation narcissism is the stuff not only the irrational mass movement but of the irrationality of everyday life because it is unconscious the ego regresses making it making its supreme sacrifice that of consciousness if the history of psychology is the history of forgetting adler was the first but by no means the last to forget his revision of psychoanalysis was a homemade remedy to a sewage the pain of the unfamiliar psychoanalysis the notions that he and the neo-freudians would champion were borrowings from everyday prattle the self values norms insecurities and the like they were offered as antidotes to freud's illiberalism yet justice constituted freud's strength his refusal to bow to reigning wisdom his exploration of a tabooed and erotic psychic underground that officially did not exist the subjectivity and social factors the revisionists added to correct freud's excesses did the trick they 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ap_EYBU06R0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap_EYBU06R0 | New Presentation method using iStudio - from Republic Polytecknic Future Scope Conference | so the brain behind this technology is Mr Dr Rio Kim uh and he is from Daren group and he will share with us on how to use this technology in virtual reality for flip classroom learning the b word for academics now this time around Dr King please thank you uh very much I'm just moving here so all this one hiding a little bit so I need some tech have to keep this one over here so maybe I can use yeah I can use this so today you will see very very interesting product which will completely changing the uh presentation method so right now I have a mouse here and nothing else there are a lot of operators here but nobody helping me ex show your head nobody touching everybody free and I have a camera here very simple we have just one single box which make a magic uh production it's like five people working together so all this one we have camera control here so I will make a full screen from my notbook so I need to operate my notbook so my notebook has a PowerPoint file as you see now so when I want to show my PowerPoint I have to bring this around big screen like this and also can make a better one like that way so today a smart Revolution everybody talking about Smart World smart Revolution but what happened really in the classroom this is what I'm addressing today to change all the Paradigm of Education I hope you agree then you have to propose me as a Nobel Peace Prize candidate this one really so we make a teacher free and also will make a students uh having their own time in class and having their own uh lecture uh studying at home so all the different way of teaching may happen after this seminar so as you see here now when I talk to you I bring myself very big so you you will see my face you see the I'm sorry for Sony presentation I really missing his face but there's no way to see his face this is too far but now you can see me very big if he wants to to make it bigger you just click here and go to camera you can bring the camera like this way more bigger so you will see how nice my picture is actually uh this is slightly skinny than real because I make the skis I don't like too fat so now we have all the magic things on your hand so you can use a studio so now we have a studio like this I can immediately change the studio words or everything for example let me show you a very simple one to change the desk so we can put this kind of desk immediately and also you can make this one wider smaller whatever you want it means everything in the studio you can manage you don't have to buy new desk you just get $10 desk there every SE on your hand there a magic way so you can make your million dollar Studio immediately so first thing you have to do is to make a very beautiful Studio you don't have to pay big money once you have this uh very low cost machine Sony machine is much expensive than my machine so I have a this is what you have to do now I'm sorry of course the Sony is great if you have 4K but now your mobile phone doesn't support 4K so what we are doing right now we are trying to make a good quality of presentation which will really replace live lecture this is what technology I'm bring so today I have a screen very small USB camera here I'm recording everybody here if any people sleeping or watching other things you are recording so this video will show every people in Singapore not only on Singapore it will put on the YouTube that means every people in the world will see for the more this video will stay forever which means 10,000 years later they will see who is sleeping on this classroom you have to be very careful everything since recording now so all this one if you imagine if I do presentation today you can see this video immediately after you return back to your home or schools so you can link this one to your the Facebook so every people can watch so we have to propagate this new news to every people to change Paradigm of Education this is your mission which you have to do today so uh the smart revolution in a class in know School in know education there's a lot of people is talking about smart Revolution but key factor is the lecture has to come from your smartphone so it's time you to create the video for your students for your other peop in the world so now if you look at the uh the uh history we have been work for road construction highway from year 1950 to Year 1980 something like that and then from 1990 we have a PCA error so all the people trying to buy app for make to personal computer to have information on PowerPoint information on any any content so the highspeed network coming from year 2000 to year 2010 eventually we have now the smart device on your hand this means we are in the connected world so we can make all the people can show together whatever you have information is ready to show every people you can share from Facebook you can can share the video there but one problem is making video is not easy as you expected so far today we show how we capture the video all the all the nice presentation today I record here and then you can share unfortunately we have some audio connection to my machine audio is not very good quality but you will see the video quality very easily so the connected World means every people has a full quality of smartphone which they can see any video in the in the class class room in the conference room in the any hotels but smart education revolution has to be connected to your smart device from any place in the classroom that's the way how I'm trying to verify today if you see all the beautiful screen sometime you have to see myself I believe you will miss my face very much and then you sometime you need to see my ppin then pin going there so we make decision of screen from teacher side not from audience side when I'm sorry for keep telling about Sony son make different conventional presentation method he show this one but we cannot see him and also the problem is when he wants to see when he start talking we have to bring him big screen like this way so his face has to come here he should Pate all the gestures emotions your heart transferring to the audience that's the way how we make a realistic presentation because teachers mission is not exactly teaching the information teacher's mission is to motivate the students to do more agressively uh study the the content so now we are trying to bring the teachers face like that way so when we make all the analys analysis the camera switching very very important for video recording that's why if you watch the movie you should count how quickly they switch the camera you will be surprised they never stay more than three second in one camera they make a five to 10 10 second continues changing but people doesn't know like I'm doing if I do this this way people watching automatically here so they will see this kind of a Content so my my face now slightly angled to here to say smart education Revolution can happen so the in this case once we have this kind of Technology one lecture can do teaching to million students once you make a one presentation here it can be propaganda all over the world world not only the geometrical world but also the historical world and also if you look at the Cs UST Coretta all this new Revolution coming it's like Wikipedia and the Brena uh the the dictionary you will see what happens past 10 years branica announced year 2010 they will finish last printing now nobody there a jge but anyway history is changing so the education education world will have same thing so I'm trying to make a one class for thousand classes once you have a teaching here now if you have a connection I can broadcast this one to any other conference room in Singapore not only in Singapore but any other countries so we are trying to make uh uh one school have 10 million or 10 100 Millions you can make that's the way already all human beings in the in this planet we invest how much you invest for your smartphone you pay pay $1,000 $500 every month you pay $50 for Smart World construction we are all participating this kind of History changes now you are the revolutionist now to make a smart world so uh if you look at the classroom the older students here is actually not truly understanding 100% of their courses this is a problem I would say more than 85 to 95 % in the classroom actually doesn't understand 100% of their daily class if it true what happens all the students going to the school from 9:00 to 4:00 p.m. they spent their very important time in the classroom if they don't understand 90% of the class what's the happening this is a measurable thing we have to think we have to change this kind of thing that's why all the the inverted Learning fleit Classroom is happening and discussing so today today I want show different way how we change this Paradigm so older live teaching we are using the Blackboard method the uh whiteboard method electric whiteboard whatever the Blackboard method has been used only 200 years in his history if you Google just type what is the first Blackboard in the history you will find the French school use a first slate white board and they use some Stone to draw after that we have we divide classroom into 50200 students all this dividing classroom is the technology limitation that every student has to watch Blackboard every student has to listen their audio but once you have a smartph if there's no barrier for for transfering video to any place in the world why we should keep students in the classroom so teacher has to go there student has to come here I hope this presentation is the last time in my life to have a conference here so next next time we will put this conference in the video you will see when you come and when you come to this conference herea you shake your friendship you change your experience talking more participate way not to sitting and listening this is a way to make a inverted conference I'm claiming new way of conferencing is through smart devices so uh let's check the uh technology what is the uh important important point to make a lecture smart I mean the lecture from Smart devices so we have to think can video lecture better than live lecture this is the most important still every teachers professors and people's thinking live lecture is superior than the video even there's a lot of video in YouTube what happen is all the MIT or Stanford video which is called Moc or edx site you can see but all this video still in the YouTube but there are lot of same class happening in MIT and Stanford they are very comfortable even they see this video they believe students will come to MIT come to stford to have a listen but once we really make a video lecture better than life class this is uh something different message I challenging that the way I'm doing is the way I'm presenting right now really replace this idea that once you do presentation from this device either in your office or in your class this video you don't have to repeat this video can be used in any place if I go another Conference Center I just play this video because you are watching that video not me what does it mean if you watch that screen only that means I can go any other conference place and just playing and just sitting together with you and watching my video this is the Smart Revolution which which we have to do this and if there's no video which can replace live lecture that means there cannot be any remote class that's why worldwidely many people try to use a this technology of distance learning method but none of the people really make a distance class immediately distance class people will complain that this is not good as local classroom and after that all the people in the school even this uh techn te ology doesn't make e-learning really happening in the website every people when they access the learning management system people expecting there should be the class which RMS machine hdms software is now really supporting video there they support video but the way of video creation is too complicated and too expensive so I'm trying to uh change this uh architecture so all the video this is the uh video from YouTube this is a video from MIT even there is all the nice video in YouTube still we are thinking the video from that kind of environment has to be managed in different way so I'm bringing new presentation method so we need to invent new presentation system to make a old class conferences seminars on Smart world that's what we are trying and I believe you have a conclusion here so now we are trying to show some way how we bring the content from blackbot classroom to this kind of smart world so this is the way how we use right now so if you see here we have a very complicated environment if you go many hotels where they do very expensive conference they do decoration the reason why they do decoration is to put the camera video from there otherwise the video become very bad now I bring the studio here just bring myself and my note on the screen that's why you have a screen like this way and it's much beautiful than showing the PowerPoint only like this if I keep going this kind of PowerPoint there for 30 minute 40 minute every people here will going to sleep very quickly so today when I show like this say immediately is very beautiful when you wants to try to change whatever inside like a monitor frame I can make a frame with this color or a red color or whatever you can do I can use a red color and then we can apply there and also we have have small slider to make this one slightly transparent to make it beautiful which means I have all tools for you to change easily to make your video very beautiful way like this way so the uh technology I'm showing here is the vulture Studio yes you see now we have one camera we have one USB which is for document camera another camera we can show you when students make a question we can bring the students immediately to hear it's like I'm showing you you in this camera so they can share all the students and also teachers and all this thing is very easy so any person here within 10 minutes they can operate because I I have only this mouse nothing else in in this round and also this is a whole real time so teacher managing the content when you wants to show big screen you can go there when you wants to go show this way if he wants to have a different scene you can go here you just select the uh the monitor which is which will be bringing this is the one then that is selected and then you can change angle let's say this way so you can manage the angle position you can bring this one back front very easily that way in threedimensional space you have all the tools where you can change everything by yourself that means you don't have to have a same screen every people has a different Studio different screen every time whenever you want make a new video and presentation so the this is the way how we bring the uh device in the classroom for any Novis presenters in the world now we have a uh the time that from Blackboard from classroom become to internet smart for is the way to make a new presentation from hotel from classroom from University so once you do presentation from classroom you can convert to the video so today I'm I'm making full recording here you can share this you don't have to come actually here you just see from your home clicking this one you will have same video as you're watching and then we have this one in the collaborative teaching so one teacher bring this presentation once you understand watching this video which means this video can share all Singapore schools one teacher can duplicate unlimited class all together which means if you try to make a thousand English teacher you don't have to do that you just make a grouping for slow speeching teachers or fast speeching teachers every group make just one section professional then they can make a collaborate teachings and then they have more freedom to have time with their students students need a individual motivated discussion with the teacher that's the way how we make a collaborative class another thing is I'm showing the flip teaching actually when I came here I asked them to put my my this studio in in there just a bring this uh lightweight of the chroma key I want be there so because every people watching not watching me what does it mean I I want put there and I want see same thing I'm doing you are watching so people will understand students students will see what I'm doing that's why I can make easily change this one like this way that's why I bring two monit here to watch my video coming out so we are trying to make a fleit learning and also we are trying I'm proposing to make a fleit teaching so the seminar I put myself here that everybody watching the front side and also I'm doing Korean teach teachers training class putting my my screen the bag and watching same thing as the students watching and also we do this kind of a flip School sharing this video with a other country like we did actually with a Sweden collab collaborative teaching without using any software we just use Skype and then this video going to Skype from my machine to any other place in the world up to six class without paying money you can make a real time bu ction interactive class from any place in the world so the flip teaching means the teacher teacher is standing here in the back of the class and then he's watching same screen in the front and teacher watching same screen as students so they will feel what students is feeling if they don't use this one always teacher watching the face of the students and they does know what students thinking for his lectures second one is it provides a I contact simultaneously for example when I bring the my screen like this way so we have a screen with this way then if I see my eye to hear Hello everybody listen carefully about my new generation New Year of the presentation if I watch my my eye slightly smaller I will make big eye and watch there then you will see I'm talking to yourself that doesn't mean every people in the smart smartphone they will see teacher directly talking to himself this is very important virtual contact is the most important part we have to bring in the classroom if you stand in the front when you see one students the other side is a seduction and this guy saying and then they can play something this is not good day if you teach in the backside you can watch on the back side the teach St they doesn't know where the teacher is watching immediately every people has to be concentrate way to go like this way so the uh Fleet teaching means many inverted learning or Fleet Class People emphasizing that students has to watch at home and come to class to have a discussion but actually what I'm I'm proposing is don't don't ask student too much study at home they have to exercise they have to enjoy their life there was very important people why you should ask them to study too much at home if I look at my my my children's book they have a mathematic book English book when I see this but this is very small amount to learn such a long time if they return them to study in the classroom if you bring them to study hard in the classroom like a classroom become Library they can learn very well but the problem is the teacher keeping them to listening which they really hard to understanding and they spend time so the if you make such a video in studio in your school let's make this kind of a two met by three met space every teacher coming to make a recording and I would say 1 hour normally 50 minute class you can make a video within 15 to 20 minutes this is more than enough and then this video you cut every section like 5 minute play and you make a question and then student has to answer and then this is examination real time examination in the classroom if they took mistake there's no way to cover just emphasize them to learn in the class make examination and if they finish they go out other people has to see this video One More Time the that way we can change live class I do believe this way we change class this way we change challenging way of each students so we can we can give the life for the students for the for the childrens so that is called I I call this is uh the flip learning recording after that from other class you just make a 5 minute video as question and then they can answer you your M Ser will will give you all the assignment of us assessment there so the the new way of the pr project I'm showing today having new virtual reality presentation so we have a beautiful screen here changing there and then all the animation and Camera Action doing by yourself not by the professional cameraman and also we are saving camera because I'm using one camera only for sorry for Sony because we are just one camera one good camera make many camera angle like this today and then you have a a virtual reality presentation here and the other one we have is Skype or hangout which is so nice conferencing system that you don't need any very expensive system but just a free Skype can go everywhere in the world so this one make a real distance lecture I proposing any person here who interest let's make a distance conference between Korea class and Singapore class see what the restant from students they will be very excited and the third one we do is the record video every valuable presentation happening in the classroom or hotel is recorded the way as you are watching now the same thing they are watching from YouTube what does it mean about live class and VOD class this is the same so all the video from each classroom how many classroom you have in this University or other other senior junior high schools once you put all the video you can easily check how many people clicking that video every students will talk oh I saw this video this is very nice then more people coming there than Ministry of Education very easily check who is the best teacher in Singapore that's the way how we make a new generation okay so that's the power of the V video recording system and same time just propose there are many evaluation method how teacher doing very good job instead of putting all the Georgia in the class to make frustrate all the the teacher you just put this one in live and then every people watching and they click oh this is great they make a like or they make some evaluation that will automatically bring this live broadcasting for every place and also sharing class so the I Studio education I would say I Studios video method just one box here connecting smart Network either Wi-Fi or land it connect to every people in the world that's why this is a way of teaching and also this one in the class if you apply this one in life you I I propose you to have a fleet classroom and then once you have this kind of class you can make a collaborative courses which means every teacher can share they take their own part to improve the quality of teaching and they their time more for individual students riew and eventually this make a real flip learning to make a smart education that one is the biggest revolution in the history that is a key Point how we bring CNN style of the presentation to the students once they know this is the way it's time for you to propose me as a Nobel Prize this is a real Nobel Peace Prize it's a really valuable thing if you agree so the uh I Studio education platform we make a one class teaching for all class and also this video will stay forever imagine if Jesus Christ is mahammed whatever the the people who make this kind of presentation we can see a lot of different emotion from them but unfortunately there's no no video so now time to make I Studio I will show you a little bit more things about the application so I Studio like like you see here we have award just connect I studio in the classroom or a conference room everybody can watch this one in in there because all the other people already invested from Skype from U or WebEx just long WebEx or connect pro on that machine then the document part replac with this video that's why they can make a very nice the the presentation video coming up poly comps is for every machine you just put this one in front and feed this mixed output to there so the people will don't have to confuse between presenting screen and presenter space now the expensive T present system from Cisco I'm sorry if there's a Cisco people anyway they have two screen one is poping screen the other one is the TV screen where the present is showing and the audience from the the the distance place they have to decide which one they have to see it doesn't work so the presenter only know which one he should show like I'm doing right now so they will not if I do this way every people just thinking to see myself with a big screen and then if I do this way every people understand that they have to see the the presenting screen so you can put this machine in any small studio if you have a existing studio just put there and then ask all the operator take a rest outside because you can do everything you don't need any operator there and then you you can put this one in like this kind of big conference room then we should put some some small light I invent the LED light which is very easy I'm sorry for if there is any lighting company but this is more than you know for smart presentation and then we have a transportable system like I did just bring this transportation system just put the small camera this is a maybe $ 600 us HDMI camera of course if you have a good camera much better chroma key and more nice things you can do so if you have a studio you have to have a good camera but if you have a small classroom this one works with auto mode just press Auto everything they take care but if you use a very expensive camera you need a professional person yes we can differentiate professional one and General one the history Revolution always happening from General P I'm trying to bring that way so here we have I Studio teacher Studio you can make a very small studio in your department or any any space if you have open space you don't have to make a very nice sound isolation this kind of things you just use this one because normally we have video conference all the time then you have to use a maybe $60 sure sure 58 is okay for conference because they isolate all the sound this one is 29 this is very very beautiful yes of course the professional people has to need anyway we we are providing professional one and also consumer one there so I'm proposing them to have in class Studio like this when you have a good conference room you have to put this one in the lecton so you don't need to anything just showing this two monitor there that's it if you have a studio we can make a small studio in any open space if you have three meta to four meta you are ready within 1 hour we bring you call this uh expender they will go within one hour you will have a studio you can make a decent quality of presentation every day imagine to make a such kind of presentation video you have to pay just a 30 minute this quality of video you have to pay at least $5 to $110,000 but if you if you make two times video it covers the price of the machine so we have uh many application site for example this is a YouTube video or I as to connect the internet this notebook doesn't connect internet I mean the Wi-Fi then you have a video as I see I do presentation there I put this lecture in the YouTube The Power we can show this this is a way of flip learning in gex we show the presenter in the behind students here sitting they have a uh they have presentation video in front you see the screen like this so they have a a teacher behind there's a s because we have a small Hood this is the only way to put FP classroom there and a lot of uh we put this one in medical applications so actually the there's a patient patient doing the real time operation and then the doctor showing endoscope everything and discussing his supervisor where should he cut this is very serious the patient is there he doesn't know what what happened there he's talking with the serious talking with the other people and this is really happening because they have to decide very quickly they need a very professional supervisor to decide and we have a conference we have a seminar we have a polycom or Cisco connection so what we do is just outut to go over there VJ input so you have you save the video because we just using one stream it's a very good quality of video coming out there and we can put this kind of a machine so there so now it's it's connected uh this is the the YouTube so the the Skype we make a conference so I will show you my my office where we have a small desk so people doing this one yeah maybe network connection is not good let's keep because we have yeah okay I believe you can understand what's what's happening there so the the video from Studio of course we can make much better quality with a with a good camera good audio we can put there to make a professional studio very easily and also we put this one in biggest conference room like we have today and we also use this one for conference we have a the live broadcasting from Conference Center where we have a Korea China software uh software contion like this okay so uh the speed of network looks not uh like not very good so we we have a lot of uh this is very interesting um video as I mentioned we have a SN Korea collaborate collaboration class so one teacher in the Korea sitting behind like this way and then the video like this coming out from the screen so they sometime they bring students they do this way and then all this uh uh video showing the other side the other side in Sweden they just use a notebook nothing else they make a small speaker up and then everybody uh going Skype you know Skype has the other stud in the second streen so we make a second screen from this machine connect to another TV there so they see the students in the S So eventually they have a the some some part they can show so for example this video unfortunately there's no audio so you cannot hear what they are doing this is a seden side it's a Skype from seden side from their notbook we connect this one to my machine as one of the input and then they are asking some question from PowerPoint they make audience feedback they make answer we do Korea and Sweden competition for this lecture that way they can make a live corporate education without any investing big money just using this machine so all the technology I'm showing is a way so you can put this one in any Studio like your office so teacher don't have to go to the class please try this m in your in your office make a Skype connect to any class remotely see what the responses they will make a big appro so that way you can make this kind of a machine in your classroom or your conference rooms or the uh conference system you have there and classroom uh all these things make a completely different level or presentation so you would have a different uh system we have a machine like 200 300 and transportation system so very reasonably cheap uh much cheaper than any expensive camera and also we are providing not only machine we are providing the studio so when you try to make a build a studio you need the construction of krak you need a very professional lightings and also you have to bring the all the uh the sound isolation and rooms it takes six months and also the space is so expensive so we invent new way just a small chromak like I I do now so you can build this one any open space in your office or in your department that's the way how we make a live presentation from any place so you can save Construction time and also constructing devices so the the new smart presentation system today you saw maybe this is the first time you saw in your life and also this is the way how you make the presentation by yourself that way we can do all the uh different I Studio smart presentation system open new er of Education if you have any question you will you will you will send me email I believe this is more than enough for you understand why we should use this I Studio immediately if you late you lose your time you are you are face every day getting old if you don't record right now you have to only old face that's why I'm very empathized you need to decorate or you have to buy Korean some the Cosmetic things that makes you so nice then you will have a very beautiful way so I want you to try this method to be smart education revolutionist we are all working together to make a new world of ucation and we have to participate together thank you very much right wow um thank you Dr Kim I don't know how else to say after this except to tell my boss uh for the next 6 months I'll be working from home | 다림시스템 Darim System istudio | UC4ar002YWe86SUg2N6kwVzQ | 2013-11-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 6,283 | 32,885 |
KmvMEHTfkiw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmvMEHTfkiw | Dr. Maya Shetreat On Helping Kids Heal Through The Gut-Brain Connection | We have thought for a long time now that being sanitary and being hygienic and being sterile was what we needed in order to be healthy, but it turns out that we have this entity called the microbiome which is three to five pounds of bacteria and other organisms that live in and on our body. And it turns out, also, that these organisms are orchestrating in relationship with our body many, many, many healthy cycles and they basically keep us healthy. So, from our gut they're regulating how we digest and our immune system in our gut. From our immune system, which is in constant conversation with all these different diverse organisms. Basically, being exposed to all of these organisms is critically important. Meanwhile, kids are washing their hands with antibacterial soap, they're on antibiotics at the drop of a hat, their houses are being cleaned with bleach. We use dishwashers instead of using sponges, which actually have bacteria that are potentially really beneficial because we need a lot of diverse organisms, and kids are indoors so much. Whether it's because they're on screens or because of "stranger danger" or because they have a lot of homework, whatever it is, they're not getting that diverse exposure to microorganisms that are really very critical for gut, immune, and brain health. There's actually studies that have looked at children who live in urban apartments and compared them to children who live on farms and looked at the diversity of organisms and how many bacteria live in each environment. And it turns out that there's an equal number of bacteria that live in the urban apartment as compared to the farm, but the difference is that children who live on farms have far more diverse exposure to bacterias, and that's why children who live on farms are a lot less likely to have allergies, asthma, autoimmune conditions and other things, and they're actually much better prepared to fight infection, as well, because when they have such a broad array of organisms it means that no one organism is going to grow out of control. When I began practicing, I did not want to write a prescription for every single kid that walked in my door. Particularly for kids who had behavior issues or emotional issues or focus issues. I felt like there had to be another way, so I dived into the literature. Essentially, I tried to find what was out there that was in food and in nutrition and in nutrients and in herbs. And that's really still what I use in my practice as the main stay to treat children with all those kinds of chronic issues. The first thing that I tell parents, and think that this is across the board, whether a child has an issue or if they're perfectly fine and you don't want them to develop any issues is to really cut processed food as much as possible. Which means really looking to eliminate food chemicals like MSG and Aspartame, or any artificial sweeteners, things like high-fructose corn syrup, food dyes, preservatives. All of those are things which can be very disruptive to neurological health, and I've seen very miraculous reversals at times simply by just cutting out food chemicals. The next thing I recommend is looking at possible food reactivity. So, a child who has any kind of, let's say, eczema or asthma or hives or rashes, or stomach aches, chronic stomach aches, or constipation oftentimes they're reacting to food and when you remove that food, then you see a huge leap in neurologic health or in terms of mood -- behavior, all of those things. And the third thing I would say is I'm a big fan of fat for children, so the brain is made up 60 - 70% of fat and so healthy fats, which can include things like butter or ghee, coconut oil, olive oil, I'll even recommend using, like, marrow from marrow bones, in soups or things like that, any pastured eggs, all of those kinds of foods are filled with healthy fats and actually healthy cholesterol which is critically important for brain health and for mood health. | WellBe by Adrienne Nolan-Smith getwellbe | UCcZ9ek-e3vkx4T4tfZ6DCoQ | 2021-10-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | detection | en | 698 | 3,982 |
CVEia_PAEMQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVEia_PAEMQ | I Woke Up Here And She Is HAUNTING Me | Lingering Despair | Don't Look Back what is going oh oh my God already got a key man that's too weak and welcome back everybody today we are playing another game called lingering Despair and apparently in this game we wake up in this house we don't know what's going on and there's some creepy things happening welcome to lingering yeah so where where am I how did I get here it's so dark oh bro we're five seconds into the game we already got ghosts running around outside and there's a mysterious grave oh what' that say it's too dark something something something turn on a light there we go there's door three locks I need to find the keys and get out of this now what is this bro who who has this many locks on their door besides granny anybody anybody in here this nice and dark room don't worry we got soap though anything oh what's that we got a weapon oh I guess I a rat I guess I took the weapon cuz I don't know hello there what you doing in my bed or I guess this isn't my bed I don't know where I'm at a key is this a key for the door please which which one though which there we all right well already got a key man that's too we bro my god dude all right pal I need a key for everything we got locked into an escape room what is this bro got to find a key a code for everything is there anything oh uh what you what you doing in the toilet you think you skiy toilet or something oh goodbye all right well she gave me a key oh my God the bush moved I thought someone was crawling in through the window all right so another key for this wait what where's is it one of the other locks is it this lock a there we go oh no want that on so now we only need what one more key I'm not going to get jump scared okay uh what's this oh what is this we got a mirror or picture on fire who's at the door I I this isn't my home I'm just here so this is some sort of picture oh oh there it goes I I need another key is there anything in this game I do not need a key for oh that was not like that before is that the but that is a table and not a toilet this it's not going to like something's not going to pop out from behind it right what's that even a picture of a bunch of skeletons what am I supposed to do with this information okay so the mirror with the blood that's that's right there and a table is that supposed to be like a key or something is there or is that this no that's not this I'm a little there's a handprint right there the screen's like oddly dark but like on my recording it's not so I'm kind of just like looking at my recording software while playing the game uh oh I can take this off oh oh the red key I'm pretty sure I don't know how that picture related to this someone outside I just heard a oh oh I can not show that open this up oh I guess we're cutting it doesn't really look that secure in there there's just some chains but probably could have just pulled that out on its own take that hello there we go why do I hear a door creaking so what I can rip these off now Bo all right we got wooden pallets falling sound effect you know we had the metal pipe falling sound effects oh what the oh hello there lady what the this is horrifying I can't see this well you just did uh we got some sort of notes oh someone just closed the door behind me hope find this letter I woke up in the morning I woke r brought me here I was very scared I tried sort to get out yeah as time pass time K cannot leave in this oh so that's who this is behind us so Lily rip Lily but what are we supposed to do cuz we are now locked in here oh no we're not all right all right all right this game loves its jump scares yeah she got the dogs out okay what am I I'm looking for a key right can I open these drawers any secret books I can pull to reveal a secret oh I need a code oh who whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa I just realized there's a zero or I'm assuming it's a zero for the code right there on that so zero what about this painting 02 any other paintings in this house 02 023 02 I forgot she was there 023 0239 hey let's go Don't Look Back shut up taken the advice and not looked back got the the final key yippee it's lock what what is this key for then there something in here oh that oh what okay is it for this a wrench what do I need a wrench for you know what I need the wrench for this I can't move this carpet why would I need it oh I could put wait can I put my wrench on that do I need to move the carpet first do I got to push the chair what does it want me to do how do I move wait she got a key in her hand who she has a key in her hand sorry Miss wait can I move this now sorry about that oh no the key broke I'm going to need to find another way out fast something something something well isn't that just wonderful I went like this and at the corner that bottom right I saw that I saw that and I thought it was her dress and I thought I was about to get my load how is it in the chair now my load now what kind of load are we talking about I'm not even going to ask how did she get in that chair well I guess it's out of my way now at least a trap door I need I I already got it let me unscrew that do I got to unscrew all six of these bro oh there goes the light who's popping the light bulbs now uh please oh flashlight I I I got scared and slowly looked up cuz I saw something moving and there was just a just a flashlight on the door what is going oh my God I cannot show that on YouTube broh y'all ain't seeing that I can tell you that much she's still there get in all right now we're in where exactly [Music] hello are we just falling the end the end really thank you for playing lingering despair that was in only 11 minutes that felt so much longer I only recorded that or not 11 minutes but a little past 11 minutes just will hit 12 minutes is this all credits we're not going to get jump scare at the end are [Music] we all right can this end please so I can do my outro all right finally I'm back on the the home screen well it was a it was a pretty solid game pretty solid game there is a lot of jump scares you know it's pretty good jump scares had to find the keys kind of like an escape room with [ __ ] you know it was pretty good up until the end when the lady was naked but you know we we move on we move on we move on I'll have to you know block it out cuz that ain't going on YouTube at least it's not staying up on YouTube so I will see you all next time make sure to like And subscribe if you do enjoy click on the video on this end screen that's about to appear and I will see you all next time and [Music] peace | CroweTV | UCnLFk1df259A-cFN7mNSyVQ | 2024-02-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,391 | 6,552 |
EwdIxcr1bc8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwdIxcr1bc8 | Venezuela Prepares for Military Operations Against Guyana Over Essequibo Dispute | in a significant escalation of tensions in the Latin America region the Venezuelan government has announced plans for impending military operations against the Republic of Guyana sources close to the government revealed that detailed preparations are underway including the deployment of military personnel in anticipation of a referendum scheduled for December 3rd 2023 the referendum which has been a subject of contention is set to address the long-standing dispute between Venezuela and G over the resourcer eso territory this announcement marks a dramatic shift in Venezuela's approach to the territorial disagreement which has historically been managed through diplomatic channels the International Community is closely monitoring the situation amid concerns about the potential for conflict in an already volatile region General Domingo Hernandez Larez commander of strategic operations of Venezuela's bolivarian Armed Forces said on November 29th 2023 that 35653 soldiers will be deployed for security during the referendum according to statements published in local media also the minister of the Interior Justice and peace Rio sabalos said more than 120,000 police officers will be deployed in statements broadcast by venezolana De television the state channel the referendum in which Venezuelan voters will be asked five questions concerning the dispute will give the government a path to decisions in view of the intervention of the international court of justice in the resolution of the territorial dispute over more than 159,000 Square km 61,000 square miles claimed by Venezuela for more than a century when comparing the military power of the Republic of Guyana with that of Venezuela there is a significant disparity in both size and technological capabilities Venezuela possesses one of the largest arm armed forces in Latin America equipped with a broad array of advanced military hardware including fighter jets modern Naval vessels and a variety of armored vehicles this contrasts sharply with guana's Defense Force which is considerably smaller and more limited in its capabilities guana's military primarily comprises light infantry supported by small Naval Patrol crafts and a few light transport and reconnaissance aircraft the disparity is not just in terms of hardware Venezuela's military also significantly outnumbers ganas in terms of active personnel and reservists this difference in military strength is reflective of the varying geopolitical priorities and economic capacities of the two Nations the army of Guyana has a total of around 3,000 soldiers equipped with a few combat Vehicles including 12 fv101 scorpion light tank 1 FV 105 Sultan command post 3 fv107 symmet light reconnaissance armored vehicles and 40 FV 601 Saladin and 13 rby 1 light 4x4 reconnaissance vehicle the total number of active military personnel in Venezuela is generally estimated to be 123,000 military personnel Army 63,000 Navy 25,500 Air 11,500 National Guard 23,000 garmory and paramilitary 220,000 making it one of the larger military forces in Latin America this number includes Personnel across all branches the Army Navy Air Force and the National Guard the Venezuela Army is equipped with 173 main battle tanks mbts including 81 AMX 30v 92t 72 B1 and 109 light tanks consisting of 31 AMX 13 and 78 scorpion 90 as well as 121 reconnaissance vehicles with 42 2 draon 300 lfv 2 79 V 100v 150 237 ifvs infantry fighting Vehicles 123 BMP 3 114 BTR 8A and 45 apcs armored personnel carriers including 25 AMX VCI 12 AMX PC and 8 AMX ambulance and 36 draon 300 wield armored vehicles the terrain along the border between Venezuela and Guyana is one of dense tropical rainforests rugged mountains and winding Rivers forming part of the ancient and ecologically Rich Guana Shield this landscape predominantly covered by vast extensions of the Amazon rainforest presents a challenging environment with dense vegetation and limited visibility complicating navigation and reconnaissance efforts additionally the presence of the Guana Highlands including the pakara mountain range in introduces rugged and uneven terrain posing significant challenges to any ground movement or military operations in the event of a combat scenario between Venezuela and Guyana this terrain would play a critical role in shaping military strategies the dense forests and mountainous areas would likely hinder large-scale troop movements and the use of heavy combat Vehicles as mbts main battle tanks possibly leading to a Reliance on light infantry in specialized jungle warfare TX tactics the numerous Rivers including the significant ESO river which has been a point of territorial dispute would become strategic locations serving as potential barriers or conduits for movement furthermore the remoteness and inaccessibility of much of this border region could pose logistical challenges impacting supply lines and communication for Aral operations the thick canopy and unpredictable weather patterns associated with tropical rainforest could limit the effectiveness of air support in such a Terrain smaller more agile units with expertise in jungle warfare and riverine operations might have a tactical Advantage overall any military engagement in this area would likely be heavily influenced by the challenging environmental conditions and the need for specialized training and equipment to navigate them effectively | Main Battle Tank | UCnZG2SBvPrhCilZuqiMEUYA | 2023-12-08 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 830 | 5,411 |
GEkFwvLCpgI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEkFwvLCpgI | Transgression Against Others -- BEWARE | Sheikh Assim Al Hakeem | afzal says if a person has wronged other people and realized after years but now it is difficult to find them and apologize what should he do in this situation first of all the Prophet told us Allah his salat wa sallam that there are three books if you see if you may say and these books on the day of judgment one of them Allah does not ever forgive which deals with blasphemy with share with atheism anything that does anything that deals with disbelief this is Unforgiven immediately taken to hell the second book or record book Allah does not pay attention to and this is related to sins other than shirk so what's between you and Allah Azza WA JAL Allah Azza WA JAL does not pay attention to that he would forgive because Allah is most forgiving and these are sins between you and Allah Azza WA JAL the third record book is the one that Allah does not leave until he make things even and this is what's between the servants then themselves and this is what this question of afzal is related to the prophet alayhi salat wa salam said in an authentic hadith whoever transgresses against his Muslim brother he must get even and seek his forgiveness or compensation before the day of judgment because on the day of judgment there are no Derham or dinar it is only good deeds and bad deeds now this hadith clearly explains to us what will happen on the day of judgment a third hadith the Prophet says as a solid Salam to his companions do you know who is a person who's broke al mouthless the one who's bankrupt who's he so the Companions defined it according to their worldly knowledge so they said a bankrupt person is a person who does not have dirham or dinner he doesn't have any money so the prophet alayhi salatu salam clarified this to them and he said that a bankrupt person is a person that comes on the day of judgment with good deeds of prayer fasting and charity whoa so this guy is a righteous person well this is what some people think of him then the Prophet says is awesome but he hit or beat this person he cursed this person he slandered this person he backbut this person so on the day of judgment he'll start giving away his good deeds to them according to his transgression and if his good deeds run out then he will start to take from their sins and pilot on himself and then he will be thrown into hell I would have Allah so this shows you that whatever you do even if it is an ant's weight whatever you do against your brother it we'll reflect on you on the day of judgment by him taking from your good deeds one of the sisters called me and said that my in-laws abused me mentally that is whenever I visit them in holidays and I travel to them and they start to say bad things about me in front of me good intention by unintentional ah nose but it hurts so bad that I don't want to see them and I tell her why are you so angry go let them say whatever you want this is all expiation to your sins Allah is elevating your level iliza raising your sins so whatever they do you should be grateful to them just do not let it get under your skin do not let it settle in your heart so it's very important to know that on the day of judgement it's good deeds and bad deeds now if you wronged people then you have a problem you have to go to these people and ask them for forgiveness this is the ultimate so you back bit me you cursed me you said something that was slanderous about me and then you felt remorse and you're sad and you say Halas let it go on the day of judgment we'll meet and I'll take what's mine even if I did not know about it Allah records every single thing so what to do Sheikh you have a course one of two either you come to me and you tell me share I've wronged you I've said bad things about you please forgive me and in this situation there are two possibilities or maybe free one I would say to you I would never forgive you for saying what you had said - I would say may Allah forgive you and may Allah forgive anyone who said bad things about me and this is genuine huh I'm saying this now to you all may Allah forgive anyone who said anything bad about me thirdly I would investigate and say what did you say I want to know exactly what you had said so that I would forgive you now this is problematic because if you tell me this may cause more damage than good so now you're coming to me I know you we meet we socialize I have nothing against you when you came to seek my forgiveness and I inquired about the things you had said about me if you tell me this may add fuel to the fire I didn't think you would dare and say such a thing and I would become more furious and maybe not speak to you to the rest of my life and this is more harm than good so this is the first scenario the second scenario is that you do not tell me fearing that the consequences the repercussions of telling me would cause more evil than good and in this case because of such a genuine fear you have no other alternative but to whenever my name is mentioned in similar places where you had slandered me or cursed me or said bad things about me you praise me and you say no no no the share is a good one the share it has this and that you say the good things about that individual that you had wronged and you make dua for him oh Allah forgive him or Allah pardon him and erase his sins etc hoping that by your repentance remorse and seeking Allah's forgiveness that on the day of judgment you will come and Allah when it's time for being accountable and when I come and say o Allah this guy said so but many bad things about me give me from his good deeds Allah would say he had repented I accepted his repentance and I will compensate you from deeds and good deeds from me so Allah would not consume his good deeds - it is my sins rather he would please me and I will go please with the grace of Allah soldier so I hope this answers the question but be careful from wronging others this will haunt you for the rest of your life so many people tend to misinterpret and come up with excuses so that they go to bed and sleep without any worries not knowing that even if they don't remember or they try not to remember it is all recorded with allah azza wajal | Just a layman *Sh. Assim Al Hakeem* | UCbwFrxI0u_5vi9wwD_Ni97g | 2019-11-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,219 | 6,181 |
d5kMu58wdVs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5kMu58wdVs | Glenn Beck Says Watch Dogs Teaches You How To Hack, Let's Find Out! | watchdogs allow the players to hack into cell phones atms drawbridges even helicopters through cameras and laptops and televisions players can peer into someone's fictional files and bedrooms to wholly envelop the lives of others the idea here is they are teaching you to hack and then become the ultimate voyeur in other people's lives including their bedrooms by hacking into their phones and everything everything that we talked about when i said hey how many times you go to bed at night and have a conversation with your wife or other things at night and you put this your ipad or your phone in the docking station right there at the edge of your bed this game is teaching people to hack in to that to whatever is docked in your bedroom what the heck is wrong with us so blue okay | Professor Bass | UCyglEo8fPE-MddkC2oZjQ8w | 2014-06-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 143 | 785 |
Kygq-g7NzZU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kygq-g7NzZU | Instructional Designing with an emphasis on script writing and storyboarding (English) | Dr prachi is with me to uh project my presentation thank you everyone for joining if somebody's asking for attendance Link in the chat please share the attendance link with them yeah yeah so in this session we will be discussing a process of developing digital content and how to develop uh instructional design for the same next slide please so for developing any digital um content especially the uh uh video content audio video content we have to take into consideration learning theories learning objectives and also individual differences okay next slide yeah so this is the development uh process uh for developing uh any audio video program so this here it is shown what are the steps in script development and production then devices of holding children's attention elements of a good script so these are some of the things that we need to take into consideration so we uh first and foremost we need to know our audience who our audiences are uh because the the um program production the digital content we are talking about is not just fictional content they are educational content and development of educational content especially audio video program is something which is very challenging because we cannot rely on our imaginations to write the script of an educational uh video or audio program so it is different than that we cannot just um compromise on conceptual errors on that so it is uh very challenging for that we need to know our audience who our audience are at which level they are studying we need to select the theme and topic which is appropriate for media production okay just hold for a moment let us project the presentation again am I audible now yes we need to know our audience select the topic and theme then we need to develop program briefs then we need to research on the topic we need Al we also need to sequence the content because appropriates sequencing should also be there then we also need to select the presentation format by presentation format we mean whether the program will be a panel discussion a video an animation or a documentary or any other format which is appropriate for the selected theme or topic then uh we also need to know the device of holding children's attention like if they are young children they are attracted by songs riddles music sound effects fun and humor and also we need to have pauses and rest in between it should not be the content delivery should not be very dense then there should also be interactivity in uh in the way we are presenting the content the discussion should not go one way then children also need to be involved or engaged with the content which is being disseminated so these are some of the elements of a good script it should have an attractive start Clarity of concept the uh content should be based on certain objectives the known to unknown approach need to be adopted uh the language we are using or the way of interaction we are using should be interactive language should be simple transition should be smooth it should not be jerky from one concept to different concepts for that we need to have a seamless sequencing of content so that concept to concept transition is smooth then component of humor and fun should also be added to then re reinforcement with variety and linkages we also need to reinforce the learning that is being derived like you might have seen in interactive content where in reinforcement was being given by saying very good try again so such reinforcement should also be uh there then smooth close down the Clos down should also be smooth it should not be abrupt next slide yeah so for a good media program we also need to develop a story board where scene by scen description uh of the uh video that we have uh visualized should be there so it's a graphic representation of how your video will unfold short by short so that is called a story board so it's made up of a number of SE squares with illustrations or pictures um representing each slot I will be showing you an actual story board so that you understand what is the story board so uh it uh we already this is only the template of a story board I will be showing you the actual Story Board next slide yes so this is the format of an script how do we write the script so generally we uh write um script in two columns uh one column contains the uh if it is a video um script one part contain all the uh audio description which is there along with the script and one part content the contains the relevant visual if we also have some sound or music effect they also need to be placed there I will be showing you an actual script so that you understand it better if it is an audio script then audio should be there because when while writing an audio script we are not writing for the eyes but we are writing for the ears so building proper Ambience using suitable music makes it sure to um develop a proper audio program so we need to build Ambience using music s sound effects and other audio components next slide yeah so what is the need of a story board it is best way to share the vision of the script writer it makes production easier because then producer is uh not supposed to uh research because script writer has already given his or her vision in the story board and it also saves time otherwise the producer also need to research AR fresh to understand the script to understand the vision of the script writer then we can use the sketch it method or or we can make if we are good at Graphics we can create Graphics in story boards then uh we need to go with the rapid template template I have already shown you and we can also use collaboration tool if we are developing The Story Board in collaboration next slide so what do we need for that we need source of moving and still images means of importing them into a PC then software to optimize each clip and string the clips together this process uh will be demonstrated too we will be demonstrating a software called open short video editor in which you will be uh having Hands-On experiences in audio video program production then means of exporting the resulting Masterpiece we need to then export the result resulting Masterpiece onto our PC so these are the four important things that we need to have for any program production next so here are different camera shots although the script writer is not supposed to uh be a camera person but if we know the camera angles then we are able to tell the producer how we want the visuals to be integrated into a particular uh program so here you can see different types of short so in a script you also need to uh write what kind of sh you required or if you are also developing in Story Board you need to indicate what kind of shorts you are uh requiring for each visual so wide sh long short mid shot or medium short so here you can see uh the uh example of uh wide shot long shot and midot so this is the um white shot the white shot here where playground is there then the long shot where two players are playing football and mid shot you can see where the girl is uh has raised her hands next so these are uh some of the uh some more camera shots where closeups are shown medium closeup closeup big closeup and extreme uh closeup so I think you will be able to identify by the name out of these four picture which one is medium closeup which one is closeup which one is Big closeup and which one is extreme closeup so the boy crying is extreme closeup then big closeup is the um closeup of these two boys and closeup is this ball and medium closeup is where uh this girl is uh studying something on uh keeping her papers on a table next please yeah so these are some other camera angles top angle over the shoulder POV Dutch angle and bird's eye view so uh here some of the angles are shown this is over the uh shoulder angle uh top angle will come in the next slide so this is POV point of view angle where uh it appears as if the viewer is also moving along uh short he or she is part of the uh event or incident which is happening like uh here we can see the uh front part of a car and which is moving very fast so when such instances come in a video we also feel excited and we feel as if we are also part of the uh scene so this is Dutch angle where we need to show the a very extreme expression on the face of a character this particular angle is used so let us now see the top angle and bird's eye view next slide please so where are those visuals top angle and bird side VI back job top angle BPT so we will share those two visuals also with you next please so these are some of the dos and don'ts of filming so we need to start recording before the action takes place you can always trim any access later then stop recording after the action takes place also take still shorts of useful information so that later on we can also add the still shorts access zooming should be avoided because sometimes it um hampers the actual flow of the video program uh if we are zooming we should avoid jerkiness then avoid fast panning of static views if views are static fast panning should be avoided from one angle to another angle camera should move slowly next last year so let us now watch a video and a script and Story Board aligned to it so that you get to understand how these three things are aligned uh a script a storyboard and a video so can we watch uh pya let us watch an animation uh video to understand it better just wait for a moment we are projecting an animation video [Music] coulde go go go go go go go go go go [Music] go go go go go go go go go [Music] oh go go go go go go go go go go go [Music] go [Music] go go go go go go gold [Music] go [Music] you [Music] go go go go go go go goal go go go go go go goal go go goal goal go [Music] goal [Music] a so uh yeah we have Hindi version so uh we will share the English version in the WhatsApp group uh Dr prachi please uh obtain the English version so that it can be shared so here you can see there are two columns in one column audio or music is shown and in another column visuals are shown so what is written in column one is uh the M the um music symbolic to speed is playing in the background so uh and you might have witnessed in the video also that there was a m music music playing in the background which is symbolic to speed then the visuals along with that music were uh the uh notes of Music were floating out of a flute and then the uh the title of the programs comes P avishkar or invention of wheel then there was a closeup of the wheel of Aeroplane there was a closeup mid closeup of uh an aeroplane uh yeah taking off then closeup of uh car's wheel was there the car running on the road was there uh skats a child running on scats uh skats were was there then uh a passenger on bike was going bike rider was going uh the person riding on bike was uh seen in the scene then uh Sun uh round sun is um there in the sky then Earth rotating then um the words uh which uh were written in the goal goal they were um rotating uh in around so all these visuals were there then the songs get started once a human saw a rolling log so that was the title and the visuals which were coming along with uh this um lyrics were prehistoric uh the the the depiction of prehistoric period and there was a log rolling um from the um Hill and uh early human was watching that log rolling from the hill so like that all visuals and the song along with song were arranged in the animation that you have just watched so let us now watch the story board so that we get to understand the uh it in a proper way if your script is very clear and you have also indicated the story board so producer will find it easier to uh develop the video program because we cannot expect the producer to be the subject expert of everything history Civics geography biology and the sub s like that if we write the script appropriately and design the story board properly then producer can understand the vision and he or she can develop the program accordingly so uh in the video it was the first visual that notes of Music were floating out of a flute and uh the uh title of the program then comes in so this is the um zoomed version of the wheel of an exp Aeroplane uh this is midot of an aeroplane then mid shot of car's wheel then POV angle here you can see where a fast car is moving but you uh can only see the steering wheel and the hands of the driver then the bike rider this is a spinning wheel and the rolling log then a close short uh close uh close up is shown here with ey movement like that the visuals are arranged in the story board so that producer get to know what kind of visual is script writer wants and arrang the visuals in a video accordingly added with appropriate music so indication of musics were already given in the uh script and the camera angles are shown in the story board so like that we can uh prepare a proper package for an appropriate educational audio or video program um yeah we can also see because PM viya channels are there and a lot of channels have been given to uh different states and UTS as well so let us watch and a script of a video lecture because video lecture are lectures are something with which we can feed the uh uh TV channels uh yes having the appropriate uh videos and they are uh very easier and quick to uh produce but we also need to take care that uh when we are creating a uh video program of uh uh in the video lecture format all the time presenter should not be on the screen the uh content of video script should always be um be uh supported by appropriate visuals only 15 to 20 % time should be given uh for the presenter to appear on the screen rest of the times uh there uh should be bullet points to reiterate the points that we are dealing with and also the appropriate relevant visuals which we want uh the program to be in supported with so here you can see a script of a video [Music] lecture yeah so uh the script here is also in two columns in one column whatever the audience will listen will be there and in another column whatever they will see has been depicted so the first paragraph uh along with first paragraph where the presenter is greeting the audience presenter will come on screen and later on uh in uh uh any which manner you design this video lecture the visual should appear accordingly so you can see here the uh on screen caption should come please scroll down and other visuals uh with which we need to support a video lecture so what need to be taken into consideration is that presenter should appear on the screen only 15 to 20% rest of the times the video should be supported by appropriate visuals let us now see the content briefs program brief so here you can see a sample program brief uh this program brief is of audio program nakim sansar and there is no subtitle of the video program so it is not a series so these are some of the headings that we need to fill title of the program subtitle if it is a series series title theme sub theme if any subject language duration class age group target audience if they are other than a students presentation format then discussion demonstration interview drama so these are some of the presentation format roleplay documentary docu drama feature lecture walk po means voices of people then storytelling cultural activities like dancing singing recitation model Reading New Media multimedia or interactive content so these are some of the presentation formats we need to decide the presentation format as well then objectives of the program need to be written what content coverage is being done also need to be uh written because one concept uh when we are dealing with educational media program one concept runs across classes so by writing content coverage we also control the difficulty level of a program so that the um it can be controlled what content we will be covering for the same concept in class Sixth and for the same concept which if it appears in class uh eth and Ninth as well so content coverage writing content coverage help in uh pegging our uh content according to the uh class class and age of the children then we also need to write production tips or treatment so that producers get to know the tips for uh production also then references if we have taken any image any photograph any animation from anywhere so it should be copyright free and we should write the appropriate references for the particular program so this is the program brief which help us writing the script in a a proper way yes can we go [Music] back so let us now also watch a sample script of uh gamified content or interactive content I had already shown you some of the interactive content in my previous presentation so let us watch the uh interactive content first then we will go to the script can we play the interactive content first yeah so here you can see the concept is classification and drag and drop activity is used to uh for this particular foring this particular concept can we put them in four baskets on the basis of their color let us try and put the can we go back and play it [Music] again observe the fruits can we put them in four baskets on the basis of their color let us try and put them into four groups drag fruits to the basket to form the four groups [Music] o yes so now you can uh see the script of this particular dag Dragon drop uh uh interactive content so the topic was classification and the description of this particular um interactive content fruits of different colors are displayed on the screen child has to classify the fruits on the basis of color or shape we can also keep shape but we need to develop the story board accordingly if we need to have classification based on the shape then medium it can be made in English and Hindi subject math ma level class one audience different stakeholders of Education because teacher can also use it as a pedagogical resource students also can directly play this particular gamified content then educational use to develop the understanding of classification on the basis of color interactivity uh type uh this is an interactive content so we have to read uh there are two types of interactive AC ity uh so which we need to integrate then Source self generated so this is the story board so here you can see four baskets but the content which are shown because it was decided at a later stage that um basket should also be in the four colors so that child matches the color of fruit basket so you uh had already seen that if we do it wrongly the fruit will bounce back but we can do it in two ways fruit can also stay but at a later stage at the feedback stage children can know how many right and wrong they have done but then we need to indicate it in our story board and script because the software person is not a subject expert and he doesn't know what is there in your mind so you have to write very clearly in what way you want this content to appear on screen so here you can see uh instructions for the users which were in audio and also in text because it was for class one so we don't expect a class one child to read uh large uh content large uh sentences or instructions so that is why instruction were Al also given in audio then we also need to write instruction for the developer so that developer can understand your vision and develop the content using the appropriate software as you visualized it so here instruction is written if the user drags fruit of one color in one basket then fruit of another color cannot be placed on the same basket they bounce back but we can do uh other way also the fruit can stay but the the software person will do the coding in a manner only if you indicate and later on when we get the feedback how many Rights and Wrongs we have done can be indicated so give positive reinforcement good with the Clapping for proper grouping and encouragement for improper placement so that uh can also be done next can we see one more if there are any other interactive content we Pro that just wait I'll show you a few more EX examples in meantime if you have any questions you can ask questions so uh this is a website which we developed to curate the education games for India Toy Fair digital educational games I will be showing you some more examples of uh interactive digital games one you have already seen so this one you have already seen classification can we scroll down this they have already watched in the video that was shown to them we can still scroll down just wait for a moment the games are loading yeah somebody has written if software developer is not available are there any apps with which we can create our own interactive activities yes these activities have been created by a software called h5p which is very easy to um understand and um yeah deal with so we will uh we have kept a session on h5p software so you will be given an demo and also an opportunity to do handson so we we will uh be um have taken it into consideration so you will be exposed to the software which you can easily handle and create such contents that so I think internet is a little slow that is why it is taking time for the interactive content to load any more question if you have in between yeah slow him okay maybe we can have a demo of this uh some more games later uh I believe that you um people have already understood the way script Story Board is aligned to a particular uh piece which is already produced and uh also for interactive content and video lecture if there are any questions please uh feel free to ask so the session is now handed over to miss nidi adlaka because I have already done my presentation if there are any question please uh uh on | NCERT OFFICIAL | UCT0s92hGjqLX6p7qY9BBrSA | 2023-10-19 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse 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NaO407_Ae50 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaO407_Ae50 | AWESOME!! Mazda Vision Coupe Concept, Interior & Review - Furious Cars | [Music] [Applause] this seductive Mazda vision coupe concept will leave you wanting more recognizable but far from ordinary Mazda takes its design very seriously after all design has had a profound effect on its stable business model for the past decade by gripping buyers and giving them that additional value everyone talks about these days it's no wonder then that they have revealed a stunning piece of craftsmanship in Tokyo this is the four-door Mazda vision Coupe Concept and it is quite possibly the most elegant piece of automotive design we'll see this year it takes its styling cues from the equally impressive rx vision we saw in 2015 but has now been adapted to the 4-door form the vision coupe concept wants to flirt its way into an upper class where it will compete with something like the Audi a5 Sportback [Music] [Applause] [Music] you | Furious Cars | UCVhO7mPau6whsS6ZZ-VLigA | 2018-01-08 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 146 | 853 |
au7beaUOuXw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au7beaUOuXw | [#2314] Activision, SEGA, Capcom, and Adobe Logo History | [anticipating, crescendo music plays] MALE ANNOUNCER (computerized): Presenting history's best of MGN. [newscast music playing] [8-bit music playing] [Asian mix music plays on the computer] [16-bit music playing] [silence] [more silence] [still more silence] [mysterious nature sounds play in 32-bit technology] [silence] [water cascading] BRITISH MAN ON RADIO (on the computer): Robert, connect report for something on-site. Bandits are hostile. Repeat, bandits are hostile. [dramatic sounds] [parts of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [dramatic music plays] [mechanical sounds] [dramatic sounds] [bits of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [dramatic music playing] [mechanical sounds] [dramatic sounds] [parts of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [crescendo chord playing] [mechanical sounds] [dramatic sounds] [bits of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [crescendo chord playing] [mechanical sounds] [dramatic sounds] [parts of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [crescendo chord playing] [mechanical sounds] [dramatic sounds] [bits of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [crescendo chord playing] [mechanical sounds] [dramatic sounds] [parts of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [crescendo chord playing] [mechanical sounds] [dramatic sounds] [bits of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [crescendo chord playing] [mechanical sounds] [dramatic sounds] [parts of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [crescendo chord playing] [mechanical sounds] [dramatic sounds] [bits of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [crescendo chord playing] [mechanical sounds] [dramatic sounds] [parts of the screen exploding to reveal the Activision logo in full] [crescendo chord playing] [mechanical sounds] [silence] [random tornado hurling around; accompanied by helicopter sounds] [tornado stops] [random tornado hurls around; accompanied by helicopter sounds] [tornado halts] [16-bit music plays on the Game Boy Advance machine] [more 16-bit music plays on the Game Boy Advance machine, with green spray paint spraying] [more 16-bit music playing on the Game Boy Advance machine, with footsteps] [more 16-bit music plays on the Game Boy Advance machine] [16-bit music plays on the Game Boy Advance machine] [random tornado hurling around; accompanied by helicopter sounds] [tornado stops] [random tornado hurls around; accompanied by helicopter sounds] [tornado halts] [random tornado hurling around; accompanied by helicopter sounds] [tornado stops] [random tornado hurls around; accompanied by helicopter sounds] [tornado halts] [random tornado hurling around; accompanied by helicopter sounds] [tornado stops] [random tornado hurls around; accompanied by helicopter sounds] [tornado halts] [calm before the storm music] [growing impatient music] [random tornado hurling around; accompanied by helicopter sounds] [tornado stops] [random tornado hurls around; accompanied by helicopter sounds] [tornado halts] [metallic and helicopter sounds] [metallic sounds] [wind blowing; electric spark sounds off; music plays] [one tap on a bongo] [robotic computer noises] [computer noises stop] [robotic computer noises] MALE ANNOUNCER: Activision presents... ...a smashing blast from the past! [silence] [electronic beep] SINGERS (in 16-bit): Sega! [16-bit helicopter and star-twinkling sounds] [16-bit SEGA theme plays] [16-bit helicopter and star-twinkling sounds] [silence] [16-bit basketball dribbling sounds] [silence] - MAN (screaming): SEGA! - [descending 16-bit computer beeps] [silence] CHORUS (singing): SEGA! [silence] - [higher-pitched WAH] - DEEP MAN VOICE: Sega. CHOIR (singing): Sega! [silence] - [higher-pitched WAH] - DEEP MAN VOICE: Sega. CHOIR (singing): Sega! [silence] [buzz at the beginning; accompanied by a deep, low chime] [8-bit music plays] [more 8-bit music playing] [silence] [16-bit chime plays] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays] [silence] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays] [silence] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays] [16-bit chime playing] [alternate 16-bit chime plays] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays] [8-bit chime plays] [silence] [8-bit music starts from the stop; 8-bit chime plays, followed by a whoosh] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays] [16-bit chime playing] [16-bit chime plays; accompanied by a whoosh] [music playing] [ascending piano notes ending in a high note] [whooshing] [silence] [electricity sparking, followed by a digitized wind tunnel sound] MAN: Capcom. [silence] [digitized wind sound; followed by silence] [silence] [8-bit chime plays] [silence] [digitized piano] [16-bit music plays on the TV screen] [16-bit music playing on the TV screen] [low-pitch chimes] [high-pitched ringing of chimes] [ascending digital piano notes with a bell at the end] [descending chiming notes] [digital chiming melody] [fast whooshing digital sounds] [high ding at the end; accompanied by an ultra-fast whoosh and a cocking gun] [electricity sparking; followed by a digitized wind tunnel sound] DIGITAL VOICES: Capcom! [little high-pitched beeping notes; followed by a deep whoosh sound] CHILD: Capcom! [high-pitched chiming notes] [high-pitched chiming synthesizer notes, followed by a low note at the end] [a bunch of random digital notes] [a bunch of random notes with a high-pitched tinkling sound] [8-bit music plays, followed by a guitar and deep string note at the end] [8-bit video game bleeps and bloops] [high-pitched digital chimes, followed by a low-note finale] [random 16-bit video game notes] [squeaky, bloopy video game sounds; quick little digital piano strumming] KIDS: Capcom! [high-pitched tinkling with an ascending sound effect] [high-pitched tinkling with ascending sound effects] [series of whooshes with low notes and a squeak at the end] [series of whooshes, followed by low notes and a squeak at the end] [16-bit music playing, followed by a 16-bit chord at the end] [jazzy, big-band music playing] [music fades out to a complete stop] [anticipating, crescendo music plays] MALE ANNOUNCER (computerized): This is history's best of MGN. 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Ypn3AQZnM_g | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ypn3AQZnM_g | Opening to Not Quite Human (1993) VHS | Now you can own this big hit. From Walt Disney Home Video. We're gonna miss you so much. Left behind with family and friends... Have a nice vacation! and far from their home. Three beloved pets take matter into their own paws. He's Shadow. Something doesn't smell right. She's Sassy. Cats ruling and dogs drool. He's Chance. Get a life, get nine of 'em. Now, they're determined to find their way back. I'm going home. Wait! They're off on an adventure they'll never forget. Oh, this ground isn't nearly soft enough. Don't be such a sissy, Sassy. It's an untamed world full of surprises... What's that smell? I never thought anything could smell too much. where nothing comes easy. Hey, hey, scram! Get your own fish. Careful, pup. Help! And danger waits at every turn. I gotta tell ya, domesticated animals wouldn't stand a chance out here. Where the forces of nature will test their ability to survive. Run! It will be an incredible journey home. Hey, guys, wait up! Come on! Home is just over that mountain. Critics agree: "Two thumbs up!" says Siskel and Ebert. "A masterpiece of family entertainment!" says ABC-TV. In the classic tradition of Walt Disney entertainment comes... "Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey." Yours to own on videocassette. Now you can rent this new release from Walt Disney Home Video. Chip Carson is back. There he is. The boy who's not quite human. Chip, your right leg. Hello. Chip's headed for college. In the second installment of the Not Quite Human trilogy, "Not Quite Human 2." But his etiquette programming isn't complete. Hi, my name's Chip. Do you want to go out with me? Ow. But when Chip finds someone who's just made for him. Your face is symmetrical. It's a robot romance with a bug in it. Without this, they're scrap metal and they don't even know it. This is some sort of hostile program, this is specifically for destroying androids. I belong to them. There's nothing I can do about it. Jay Underwood and Alan Thicke are back. For more adventure... more danger... and more laughs. In "Not Quite Human 2" from Walt Disney Home Video. And now for our feature presentation. | Films and Cinema Collection | UC-uRSa4S-BCYmOajRr5g3ig | 2021-03-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 368 | 2,125 |
GYBBpDRx3nY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYBBpDRx3nY | Math 31 HW Section 9.3 #17 | hey Matt 31 I had a question coming out of section 9.3 number 17 and here we were told we had a geometric sequence and whenever I hear a geometric I think of finding that common ratio R that's always something important to have and I always like to have a sub one if I can it's just an those are two nice numbers to have whenever you're working with the geometric sequence and if we look at what was given to us I wasn't given an R and I wasn't given an a sub one but I was given if we highlight it here I was given a sub 6 and a sub 8 and I know if I start with a sub 6 and I multiply it by r that would get me to a sub 7 and if I multiply it by r again that would get me to a sub 8 and so I can connect those two ideas I can say a sub 6 times R squared is equal to a sub 8 and that's what you see me doing right over here and so I plug in my ace of 8 value my a sub R value excuse my a sub six value and then I get this R squared equaling 1/4 now technically I just want to point out if R squared is 1/4 then R could have been plus or minus 1/2 because if I'm going to square root both sides of that equation the plus or minus would show up so you could have run this with our equaling negative 1/2 I just opted to show the positive 1/2 version and if we had done R squared assuming R being negative 1/2 that would have been fine I would have just had an alternating sequence at the end so I'm just gonna do the positive 1/2 version and once I find R right so at this point I can check off that I found my R value which is great and now I'm going to go find a sub 1 and I'm going to use that formula that says a sub n is equal to a sub 1 times R to the N minus 1 and for my n value here well and technically here also I could plug in 6 or 8 and I would opt for 6 or 8 because I know a sub 6 and I know a sub 8 and for me I always just opt to pick the one with the smaller numbers just personal preference I just I'm mixing my oars personal preference there we go I use the one with a smaller end value so once I plug in you see me putting a sub 6 being 25 I knew was one half when I solved that all out I get that my a sub one value is eight hundred so now I'm looking at I'm starting at eight hundred R is one-half so that means I just take half of each term right so go from eight hundred to four hundred and then I multiply four hundred by a half right four hundred to 200 so on and so forth and there are my my the first five terms of my geometric sequence now if I had done this with a negative 1/2 just to show you the other version and I'm gonna I'm gonna work that over here so let's say we had done a sub six equaling a sub 1 times negative 1/2 to the fifth well if I had done that I would have had a twenty five here again equaling a sub one times negative one half to the fist and when I solve for a sub one I would have gotten negative 800 which would have been fine now keep in mind if a sub one is negative eight hundred and R is negative one half then my sequence would have started at negative one hundred then it would have gone to positive 400 then negative two hundred and positive 100 and then negative fifty so it would have had the same absolute value if if you will but I would have had an alternating sequence right I went negative and positive and negative then positive and negative where over here it was just positive positive positive positive positive all right thanks so much everyone bye | Najla Abrao | UCQIfxVqZm5KlTwjqZYRSGZg | 2020-05-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 738 | 3,421 |
6fIYYyaHYWM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fIYYyaHYWM | Big Picture: Arctic Night | today the latest weapons coupled with the fighting skill of the american soldier stand ready on the alert all over the world to defend this country view the american people against aggression this is the big picture an official television report to the nation from the united states army now to show you part of the big picture here is sergeant stuart queen the subject of today's big picture is an unusual one you could say it's the story of two families and of their effects on one another or it might be called the story of a soldier and a girl which is certainly not unusual what gives today's big picture its distinction is the portrayal of our army as it fulfills its functions in the cold war helping to maintain the fragile peace through might and strengthening the bonds of friendship among the free nations of the world through kindness our story is called the friendly hand this is goodwin pascarvis a resident of the western sector of berlin germany goodwin is 11 years old on the very day she was born berlin was a city condemned destruction which had rained from the skies on warsaw in amsterdam on london and coventry now fell with terrible retribution on the capital of the third right from the east and west russian american french and british troops were closing in on the flaming shell of a once proud city the ruin and desolation conceived in berlin and spread throughout europe to asia and africa returned to their source to this waste and rubble goodwin pascarbus had fallen air in all of her 11 years she was to know no other home than berlin was to see nothing of the country or of the people beyond the limits of the shattered city since war's end berlin has progressed far toward recovery but what has been achieved was done despite many obstacles berlin today is a city divided occupied by russians american british and french just as germany itself is divided east opposing west lying in the soviet zone berlin is an island in unfriendly waters the berliner is surrounded by a man-made barrier entering berlin from the eastern zone are travelers with and without papers prisoners of war even now being turned loose from soviet prison camps here too are refugees seeking sanctuary in the west because the communists control the commercial traffic into the city they are able to ease or exert pressure on berlin's lifelines in the form of political blackmail as a result the economic health of the city has been periodically endangered those who suffer most are the children of goodren pascarvis generation they were born in a wreckage not of their own making and are still too young to take a hand in shaping their own futures carl's mother is dead his father is a prisoner in russia sophie is one of eight children she and her widely scattered family are refugees from the east manfred's parents are dead he and his younger sister live with their grandmother they sleep on gunny sacks peter's father was killed in 1944 his mother is too sick to work goodwin's father was killed when she was still an infant her only knowledge of him is from a shrine her mother has placed in their living room goodwin is one of five children she lives at home with her mother and a younger brother her eldest sister is married her 16 year old brother is learning a trade in west germany a sister three years older has been placed with another family by a welfare agency is trying to hold the remaining fragments of her family together with a small income she earns as a clerk in a market at best goodwin's life is a bleak one with few entertainments and no luxuries but her existence and that of thousands of berlin kinder liker has been brightened in some measure in recent years by an organization which provides a month's vacation each year for as many boys and girls like goodrun as possible it's called the friendly hand the sponsors are the american servicemen in germany like sergeant arthur dames in his family this past summer was the first time my wife and i felt we could invite some berlin child into our home through the friendly hand from francis eckert the committee chairman for vogelev we learned that a girl named gudrun pascarbus would come to spend a month with us later we shortened her name to goody the night before she was to leave berlin was a strange one for goody she had never been away from home before and the thought of going away into a home with a different language different customs made her very excited her mother knew the trip the vacation would be good for her but she still felt a little uneasy too what made her feel worse of all though was that she wouldn't be able to see goody off herself on account of her job frau pascarbas had to ask her sister to see goody off the most she could do was make sure goody had everything she needed neatly packed and tell her to be a good girl they said their goodbyes the night before goody left the friendly hand started giving the kids of berlin vacations in 1953. that year 150 children went last year the number was up to 600. but for every child we could take there were five kids who wanted to go and couldn't the bus stop where the children boarded was only a few yards from the east zone checkpoint where they had to enter and travel for 110 miles before coming out in the british zone and then head south to the american zone the barrier between the berlin sector and the zone is only that wide but sometimes more difficult to navigate than the atlantic ocean two buses one with goody on it will head for us in vogelfay two matrons are on each bus and to play safe the buses will travel straight through with the kids eating and sleeping on board it was raining when the first bus arrived at vogel vay but it didn't dampen anyone's spirits because this was a big occasion general rieber and a band were on hand to greet the kids earlier the friendly hand committee made every effort to give the american families the type of child they requested some families even listed color of hair and eyes so they'd be like their own children when goody finally arrived with her tag and her suitcase she was pretty tired from the trip but she was cheerful all the same we thought maybe she'd be nervous meeting us all for the first time but we hit it off fine right from the start we'd always wanted to give a vacation to a friendly hand child but my own family was growing under its own power and we had our hands pretty full until now when we met at the bus goody was introduced to my wife palma and our son richard who's eight years old when we got to the apartment she met inga our german babysitter and it helped make goody feel more at home she also met the youngest member of the dame's family 15 month old elizabeth ann i don't know whether we were just lucky and getting goody or whether all the other kids from berlin were the same but i do know goody made the transition from berlin to vogel vay from mother to dame's family without any trouble playing before bed was new to goody because neither she nor her brother in berlin had any toys to play with in the house the first night bedtime was pushed up because of goody's long bus ride the night before the snack before bed was also something new goody ate well enough at home but that's about all you could say that she ate enough there never were any extras no raiding the icebox between meals strictly three meals a day and small ones at that cornflake she'd never even heard of before ricky has lived long enough in germany so that he speaks a little and goody learned a little english in school so between them they were able to hold what you'd call a basic conversation when we first decided our own family had settled down enough so we could invite a child on vacation we had to take ricky's feelings into consideration he said he liked the idea but we knew we'd have to see how he liked having a stranger in the house after she really did arrive it meant giving up a certain amount of privacy for him but he seemed to feel it was worth it to have someone just about his own age to play with his own sister was much too small to be a playmate so good he filled the bill on that score what amazed me most maybe was the way the two kids who don't even speak the same language have so much in common simply because they're kids the first night of course no matter how much we tried to make her feel at home had to be a strange one for goody at that age it's pretty hard to feel entirely secure when you're so far away from your own mother when we heard her footsteps from the other room we knew she'd be having trouble getting to sleep but still we didn't want to disturb her on that first night goody showed what a thoughtful little girl she was because she knew her mother would be wondering about her tired though she was she decided she'd have to get a letter off to home right away dear mate i could not stop thinking about you tonight so i decided to get up from bed and write this letter the travel from berlin was long but comfortable sleeping may the time pass i thought i would be afraid when i would meet the diamonds family but i was not i like them very much they have two children a boy richard they called ricky and a baby girl today soon after i came to the apartment house in vogel vay where the diamond's family lives i went out with ricky and met an american girl who was a friend of lekkis she lives in the next building her name is terry lee the first game i learned here is called hopscotch it is a nice game you play by throwing a stone in a block and then skipping on one foot after it i was enjoying playing this game very much when mrs dames called us to come and eat i didn't mind stop playing because you know how i like to eat miss dames has the kind of a stove you would like very much it is good she has the stove now because now that i am here she cooks for six people mostly for the first course we had a good thick soup little elizabeth anne is a very nice baby everyone calls her baby sis engle loves her like her own the way i showed i liked my soup very much made everyone know i like to eat but i will not be the lady mother i promise always ricky likes to eat as much as i do baby sis is big enough to sit at a table with us mostly her food goes on the floor though ricky told me that the americans eat heavy at night light at noon but at home we would not call the lunch ms james made for us a small meal and a meal you would not believe it that is all the milk to drink any time you wanted after the soup v8 sandwiches a kind i never saw before slices of salami and cheese are in between the bread then the bet is toasted on both sides in a butter and a pan i like them very much everyone was happy to see me eat so much and mrs dame said i was to eat as much as i wanted maybe i want to come home so fast you will not know me after lunch i went out with freaky again and we met our friend terry they taught me to blow bubbly gum you know what that is that's chewing gum you can blow air into and big bubble blows upside your mouth i can blow bigger one than ricky can now i think by next week i will blow bigger one than terry can it takes a lot of practice fell mother now i should be sleeping in bed i send you all my love and i miss you but i'm not homesick not yet as the days passed we came to know goodies likes pretty well reading was something she really enjoyed most of the friendly hand kids were short on the same two things we discovered a knowledge of their own country and clothing we tried to help her with both during the first couple of weeks we could almost see her growing before our eyes when my wife made her first new skirt she made it big enough so goody would get more than a few months wear out so the vacationers from berlin would keep in touch with their families the friendly hand committee made sure we supplied the kids with stamped envelopes as the week slipped by goodie kept her mother up to date i told you about the new skirt before but this is something else mr mrs dame said i also need a new pair of shoes so one day we went into kaiserslautern and then shopping you remember the shoes i was wearing when i left home they were very very old and getting much too small for me right there in the window i saw a pair of shoes that i wanted most all over the past mrs dame said i've asked to make my own pick of shoes and so i have them and they are beautiful but the old shoes i have saved and will bring them home with me so we can burn them in the stove to make hot bath water on sunday morning we all go to the shoes except the baby elizabeth anne the americans all go to the same shush at different times they call the shoes the chapel i like to go to church not just to play for you and my father but also because i wear my new dress maybe this is not polite that i should feel the space shush but it is true last sunday after shush we went on a picnic we were to go to the sunday before but it rained so we couldn't this sunday the weather was good we went to a beautiful pond which is not far away from where we live there was no big cloud of people like in the parks in berlin so we had all the pond to ourselves i am happy i learned to swim in the pool last year because the water in the pond was deeper than me oh i almost forgot to tell you about the bubble bath i stayed in the tub a long time after this filming the damages came in to make sure i had not gone to sleep i think to myself like i do home the only difference is here i take a bath every night not just saturday like home i'm learning many new games but the one i like best is called baseball it is not like anything we play in germany for my team i played a position called shortstop it is very hard to explain shortstop i would like to play baseball when i come home but baseball needs space and you cannot play it in a narrow street but it was my turn to be the better the person who tries to hit the ball i was not sure how to do it but one of the american boys showed me how to swing the stick the bat i made vanilla oh i forgot you do not know what wonderland means well anyway was good for my team another time ricky and i took a walk in a country near a little village called hoenecken it for school and asphalt in the green woods clicky found some kind of a bug in the path i never saw a bug like that before in all my life it rained the next day so we could not go out to play so rick and i played in his parents room ricky found a whole door full of silk skies and jewelry and so we decided to dress up and pretend i am glad because ricky and i always like the same kind of games i put makeup on myself but had to help ricky's with his rick even had a mustache and beard which i painted on him do you know that picture in my book about the arabian nights the one in the phone well that is what he looks like he looked like our libyans when we were all dressed up and with our faces all changed it was very funny haiki said i looked like a magic princess and i said i was a queen of shiva and he was my slave and we both danced every saturday afternoon we go to the movies in fogelway that is the custom movies for ricky and his friends another special place like for me at home now i call sergeant dame's daddy it seems strange to call someone daddy because i cannot even remember saying that name before i like it though goodbye for now when goody arrived wearing her lederhosen with suspenders and t-shirt and close-cut hair she looked as much like a boy as a girl my wife and i decided something would have to be done about that we wrote to goody's mother to ask her permission for goody to have her hair changed and her mother said okay of course i wasn't supposed to know anything about it it was her first trip to a beauty parlor and the change was wonderful to see there wasn't any question about whether the permanent appealed a goodie but it wasn't just the new hairdo that pleased her she was happy because i was happy and proud of her looking back now i can see why goody and i felt such a strong attachment for each other i knew her father died when she was just a baby but i didn't really give much thought to just how much she must have missed him in her young life the sense of security only a father can give to a little girl there wasn't a happier soldier in the whole united states army when i had ricky perched on one arm and goody on the other with the end of her vacation drawing near we kept trying to think of more ways we could please goody so she'd have nothing but happy memories of her stay with us suddenly one day i remembered how delighted good he had been when she borrowed a pair of blue jeans from terry lee no sooner were her new blue jeans out of the box then i knew this was one of the best surprises she'd had all during her stay with us there wasn't even time to go into the house to change she had to get into them then and there which sure tickled ricky just as her clothes were getting more american every day so was her speech at first she couldn't understand why american english didn't sound like the english she'd learned in school but gradually she began to get the hang of the language she'd heard around her just as she adapted herself to american clothes and games on the day before all the kids from berlin were due to leave for home goody had a chance to put all the americans she'd learned into practice all the friendly hand families in vogel they got together and organized a last super picnic one of the amazing things was the way the berlin kinder had changed you couldn't tell them from our own kids when they were all mixed in together what were their new clothes and the latest american slang we didn't have to compare notes with the other families to see that the vacation program was a complete success for everyone the proof was in the faces of the children and the parents both for the record at the picnic goody put away seven hot dogs she counted every one trying to set some kind of record i guess i don't know how many marshmallows and bottles of soda she put away at home they talk about how popular american jazz is in europe well someone ought to do a report on hillbilly music too the germans love it kids and adults because this was the last day there was a certain undercurrent of sadness among the parents but not for the kids they lived it up to the very end even though goody had a wonderful exciting time with us she never really forgot her own family at home when it was time to start back for berlin she was sorry to leave but she was looking forward to seeing her mother and brother again because goody was so sweet and lovable in her own special way it would have been difficult for any family man not to regard her as his own daughter so it happened that for a month goody had a real daddy for a while and i had two daughters instead of one right at the end we could look back and count the things we've been able to do for goodie she'd gain nine pounds she had two pairs of new shoes five dresses a lace petticoat new underwear and blue jeans a pair of shorts a ring bracelet and necklace a wrist watch and a permanent wave they weren't much they weren't anything compared to what we received in return as a family we grew to love goody like our own and it wasn't easy to say goodbye goody was going back to berlin in two weeks my family would be rotating back to the states goody had made a big impression on us all even on little elizabeth anne it's hard to realize we may never see her again but we can be thankful for having known her through the friendly hand even for this short period of time i hope goody will remember us fondly too fortunately a story like the one we've just seen has no real ending at least not for goody and the dames and next year i'm sure there will be more goodies and more families like sergeant dames reliving the same experiences now this is sergeant stuart queen inviting you to be with us again next week for another look at your army in action on the big picture the big picture is a weekly television report to the nation on the activities of the army at home and overseas produced by the army pictorial center presented by the united states army in cooperation with this station you too can be an important part of the big picture you can proudly serve with the best equipped the best trained the best fighting team in the world today the united states army | PublicResourceOrg | UCO9Q5_D6tItyoilmDogexng | 2010-08-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,977 | 20,396 |
2txoaCUnI48 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2txoaCUnI48 | God, Gays, & Guns - Hangin' On the Ole Barbed Wire | if you want to find the general i know where he is i know where he is i know where he is if you want to find the general i know where he is he's putting another battle on his chest i saw him i saw him painting another metal on his chest cleaning another metal on his chest if you want to find the corporal i know where he is i know where he is i know where he is if you want to find the corporal i know where he is his bloody good if you want to find the sergeant right away he is quite aware he is i know where he is if you want to fight sergeant i know where he is is you'll want to find the private i know where he is find a way he is right away he is if you want to find the private i know where he is he's hanging on the i saw him i saw him hanging on the old barbed wire i saw him hanging on the old barbed wire you | Freethinkingaway | UCyKbplUxj59_DwZWWecoe3w | 2012-08-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 186 | 821 |
iN7BrqmOXbc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iN7BrqmOXbc | DIY Nude Nail Polish | hey guys is renee will come back to my channel today gosh it's been so long since the last time I recorded something without voiceover that I feel kind of awkward and kind of new to this but hopefully everything goes okay so I just want to share with you or show you how I make my own or how I'm going to be making my own new polish there's a lot of new polishes and but it's real hard to find the one that suits your own skin tone when you see something it happens to me all the time like I see somebody we did really beautiful a needle nail polish online and like them and I hope they look under like nails and but I go to the store and I buy them and then try them on my own nails jobs like chipping for me to yellow for me to that or to this on my own nails because everybody has their own like skin tone and just undertones and it's real complicated to just get it right based on what you see on other people so I saw this before nude polish there it all this in my hands and my nails is too strong looks like a foundation so i when i swatched it i was like if this was only two shades lighter and I thought well I can do that I can make it a lighter with some white but in order to do that I need a an empty container I'm an empty bottle of Polish this is just an empty what is that a base coat I'm just going to mix and those two in here so I can have my own new to polish I think this is perfect for you know any skin tone and you're gonna have as much white as you need to okay the first thing that I want to do is work over something that piece of paper just a napkin then I'm just going to open my bottle here so I'm just going to move it and then I'm just going to go this one and I'm going to be using less of this one because as I mentioned for I won my make sure to be more onion on the lighter side just go by eye okay that's it's it's going to cover this guy's up okay and to mix it before I shake the whole fame just going to go to toothpick and kind of like help just mix then I'm just going to cover this thing and I'm just going to shake it pretty well until everything is combined here's what I have so far and to be honest and compare this to this one this one I bought it was like super cheap and I like the color but this one takes like five coats to just achieve this this shade and you have to be there for awhile so I don't have the patience for that but I allow the shade so I'm just going to you know work on my mixture to just create this collar yeah it's a bit too white so I'm just going to add more of my news and you can customize it to whatever like house how dark or how light you want it to be just going to clobber it mix it and not be if I'd like to show you the color and as you go you're going to find out you're going to be coming you know back and forth adding more of this but I highly suggest you to save something of white just in case you have you go too far with this one and it's like too dark for you you can always add more white to try to clone as you kill and trying to find new color that that works for you so I'm just going to stop here because I love the shape and I don't really know if you can see but I used and that much of this one and I'm not really sure I can't tell how much of this one but I used quite a bit and just to show you to compare with this one I think it looks pretty close to it and the best part about it is that this one or two one coat okay jessa compare I just have a few other news this is the one that I created right now and this is se Sandra PES this turns out to play for my skin tone and this is one of the examples that I wanted show that every in every other like nails online it looks great but in mine it doesn't then I have this one I love it but it takes like three coats to get the shade plus it takes forever to dry super me because I'm really impatient and then I have this one one that I showed you before so just to compare so you can see is I'm just going to do my nails so you can see the pigmentation I'm not wearing any base coat because sometimes I'm just too lazy to to apply it and the good thing about this one is that I know that it's going to dry fast because I'm that brand from Sally Hansen or deadline is super fast so that's why I chose this brand to make this my combination you can customize it to your own so I just want to show you this is one coat took like five minutes to drive so you have to apply a second coat because there are some spaces here and here this is two coats and after five minutes it's right the application might not be best because the application provides depends on brush that you're using and since I was using a brush not my favorite one I prefer bigger ones so if you have like an empty bottle of nail polish that has and bigger brush duplication most likely it's gonna be better yeah I just want to show this ITL just um this way too you know you can customize your own nail polishes doesn't have to be nude but I figured it's like the hardest nail polish to find for me thank you for watching hope you find this video helpful don't forget to comment share this one and subscribe for more step I was like later bye guys | its Renee | UCJckRlBF4GkY5QJ_S2M5XIQ | 2015-09-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,093 | 5,165 |
ACSbM-Qyx0c | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACSbM-Qyx0c | Tomb Raider TEN (Level Editor): The Tower Bridge Experience (Version 1-6) | foreign [Music] it's Winston's birthday tomorrow and I forgot to get in the snow globe he wanted [Music] evening I'm looking to purchase one of your snow globes from your gift shop I trust you still have one of those in stock well yes but unfortunately we closed would you like to come tomorrow instead I'm a dangerous girl and right now I'm losing patience I um okay we're sorry but we don't of course you do just name a price well they're only five night nine but I don't care how much it costs give it to me now miss that's not what do you know who you're dealing with no but miss you can't just good then you won't see me coming what the actual I'm a horrible conversationalist no dreamline their inventory thank you oh I seem to have forgotten to back my tranquilizer oh well [Music] foreign splendid lovely thank you splendid foreign [Music] lovely excellent oh foreign thank you excellent foreign lovely [Music] thank you [Music] thank you [Music] [Applause] laughs [Music] uh-huh huh excellent [Music] foreign thank you foreign lovely foreign [Music] thank you [Music] huh [Music] foreign thank you excellent foreign [Applause] [Music] foreign ah excellent [Applause] lovely [Music] foreign huh lovely [Music] all right it's Blended [Music] splendid thank you huh lovely [Music] foreign oh my God [Music] thank you lovely [Music] excellent [Music] foreign [Music] excellent [Music] foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] foreign oh [Applause] my God [Applause] [Music] oh no splendid [Music] splendid [Music] foreign [Music] thank you foreign lovely foreign [Music] welcome aboard the tower bridge experience today we're going to take you on a journey through the history and Engineering Marvel of one of London's most iconic landmarks in Tower Bridge while riding with us you'll have the opportunity to learn about the history of the bridge and its construction as well as the science behind how it works as we approach the bridge you'll see the two towers Rising High into the sky connected by two walkways a perfect spot for a swamp dive these towers were designed to hold up the bridge and allow it to be raised to let tall ships to pass through take a moment to appreciate the sheer scale of This Magnificent structure the bridge was completed in 1894 and was painted in a distinctive blue and white Palestine to celebrate the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977. before that it was painted in a more traditional brown and white but let's not forget the people who made this all possible the construction of Tower Bridge was a massive undertaking involving hundreds of workers and engineers the design of the bridge was a collaboration between two of the most prominent Engineers of the day Sir John Wolf Barry and Horace Jones construction itself was a massive effort with workers braving the dangerous conditions high above the Thames to lay the foundation and built the towers as well as divers working to trench the riverbed for the foundations finally as we leave town bridge and continue on our journey I hope you take with you not only the memories of this experience but also a newfound appreciation for this iconic landmark and the people who built it towel Bridge represents not only the engineering achievements of its time but also the spirit of innovation progress and hard work that continues to drive London and the world forward thank you again for joining us on this tour tower bridge I hope you enjoyed the experience and learned something new thank you [Music] foreign [Music] thank you lovely foreign oh [Applause] my God [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] thank you oh baby thank you foreign [Music] cool hello foreign [Music] foreign thank you welcome to my home I'll take you on a guided tour [Music] laughs [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] oh wow [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] | CroftEd | UCoI_ngTqLuZOAEuYFCDF0Pg | 2023-04-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 665 | 3,941 |
YHEuo0F2k9g | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHEuo0F2k9g | Lung Cancer Program Franciscan Health Patricia A. Joyce Cancer Institute Olympia Fields | [Music] lung cancer is a Cancer and I'll kind of describe what a cancer is but it's a cancer that begins in or around the lungs a cancer is effectively a Cell It's a a malignant cell that started out as a normal lung cell or breast cell or any kind of other cell that develop genetic alterations and damage over the years and just simply developed ways to evade our natural immunity and to grow and divide and spread potentially when it shouldn't so it's an abnormal cell that started as a normal lung cell that became malignant and that has the potential to spread locally and then also distantly it's important to know that lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States both among men and women so probably the first thing that jumps to mind is of course smoking and that's very true sorts of sort of tobacco products but there's also a lot of other risk factors that even continue to come out day-to-day such as genetics family history having a strong family history of of lung cancer is is always something that we look at some lesser known things to are sorts of environmental and occupational exposure so certain types of people who work with uh specific types of metal so we always ask about exposures and and job history and that sort of that sort of thing for instance can offers Cutting Edge technology when it comes to Imaging um lung cancer screening is something that's very important and important to make economical for the patient um the idea is we want to be able to catch lung cancers earlier um because earlier cancers are generally considered more treatable cancers and potentially curable cancers very important to talk to your doctor if you're qualified for lung cancer screening uh to uh to consider it strongly and that really helps to catch if anything small lesions nodules anything growing and they look suspicious you catch them early you know you do a CD scan of the chest and you see a spot in the lung nowadays with the robotic broncoscopy platform we have a highly reliable less invasive way of getting a biopsy what the robotic bronchoscope allows us to do is it allows us to biopsy much smaller nodules in the periphery of the lung that were previously unaccessible by standard bronchoscopic techniques it's really groundbreaking it I'm so excited that Franciscan can offer this to their patients lung cancer has dram drastically changed um over last I would say even you know 3 4 years um that uh we have a lot more tools and there are a lot of uh targeted treatments uh and immune therapy drugs that we use use so in some cases we don't even have to use like U traditional chemotherapy drugs to start out with targeted treatment they require and we go from there we collaborate kind of on a day-to-day basis in in depending upon the situation but also we come together more formally once or Twi or twice a month in these tumor board conferences in which all of us get together in a room with the pathologist and we review certain cases that we might be struggling with it's in the patient best interest because we're all involved in the management we want to provide quality care but also expedient care it's really amazing that the people of the south suburbs of Chicago have Franciscan here it is an opportunity to be treated locally with Advanced Techniques like the robotic broncoscopy and like the comprehensive care Institute that we have here you know we have other services you know you know that we want to make sure that we address your mental well-being during the cancer treatment Journey as as well because that's something that people don't necessarily focus on and I think having this holistic approach to Cancer Care is really what separates us I think Franciscan stands out for lung cancer care for a few different reasons one of course is the Comprehensive Cancer Center and we have again all these Specialties under one Ruth medical oncology surgery and radiation locally this is a very fantastic place um uh and that reflects from the feedback from all the patients come here and get their care so the patients love the fact that's in their backyard and and they get the same care that going to [Music] downtown | Franciscan Health | UCERC-U55yRwyGmBSgC5hcHw | 2024-01-31 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 750 | 4,191 |
gAN4IgicL6g | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAN4IgicL6g | The Pain of Progress Episode 1: The Space Program | [Music] you [Music] you [Music] 20 seconds and counting t-minus 15 seconds guidance is internal 12 11 10 9 ignition sequence start six five four three two one zero all engine running liftoff we have a liftoff 32 minutes past the hour liftoff on Apollo 11 tower cleared off Neil Armstrong reporting their road pitch program which puts Apollo 11 on a proper heading [Music] plus 30 seconds [Music] is a portico mode [Music] altitudes to miles [Music] all of it you're good at what not [Music] downrange one mile altitude three four miles now [Music] velocity 2195 feet per second [Music] arguably the greatest achievement in the history of mankind many of the technologies common in daily life today came from the immense effort to put a man on to the lunar surface 50 years ago in fact the space program as we know it today actually began 12 years prior to the mission that put two men on the moon on October 4th 1957 the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1 the first man-made satellite this incredible feat of Engineering sparked the rapid development of space propulsion and satellite technology on April 12th 1961 Vostok 1 carried the first man Yuri Gagarin into space and one year later on July 10th 1962 Telstar the first commercial satellite was put into orbit by the u.s. a space race quickly ensued which culminated with the moon landings a quest for enough thrust to land a man on the moon led to the building of vehicles powerful enough to launch payloads to heights of 21 to 22 thousand miles and higher above the Earth's surface at such altitudes a satellites orbital speed can match the planets rotation achieving geosynchronous orbit geosynchronous satellites are primarily responsible for communications providing both Internet connectivity and TV programming currently there are approximately 2200 satellites orbiting the Earth another major development of the space program is miniaturization space missions have very strict limitations on how big and how heavy their equipment can be because so much energy is required to lift it off and achieve orbit these limits force the space industry to make smaller and lighter versions of almost everything and missions required more complex systems than earlier unmanned ones in 1951 the universal automatic computer was capable of 1905 instructions per second the Saturn fives guidance system could perform about 12,000 in comparison modern handheld devices perform instructions 120 million times faster than the guidance system on the Apollo 11 mission the need to miniaturized computers for space exploration motivated an entire industry to design better smaller faster and more efficient computers getting to space has allowed people to turn their research efforts toward Earth in August 1959 the unmanned satellite Explorer six took the first crude photos of Earth from space on a mission researching the upper atmosphere in preparation for the Apollo program almost a decade later the crew of Apollo 8 took the famous Earthrise picture of the earth rising over the lunar landscape this image helped people understand our planet as a unique shared world and boosted the environmental movement people have been taking pictures of Earth from space ever since views of Earth from space guide people both globally and locally what started in the early 1960s as a u.s. Navy satellite system to track its Polaris submarines to within 600 feet has blossomed into the global positioning system providing location services worldwide but this only just scratches the surface of the immense list of inventions and innovations the space program has brought to us we can only imagine what if an innovations will come from the effort to send people to other planets and how it will affect Earthlings 50 years from now but all of the amazing technologies and incredible achievements of the Apollo missions would not have been possible without the lessons learned during the development of one of the most feared weapons of war the v2 rocket developed by a team of German scientists led by Wernher von Braun von Braun was a German and later American aerospace engineer and Space architect he was the leading figure in the development of rocket technology in Germany and a pioneer of rocket and space technology in the United States von Braun was awarded his doctorate of physics in aerospace engineering on July 27 1934 from the University of Berlin for a thesis entitled about combustion tests however this thesis was only the public part of von Braun's work his actual full thesis was kept classified by the German army and was not published until 1960 by the end of 1934 his group had successfully launched two liquid-fueled rockets that rose to heights of 2.2 and 3.5 kilometres at the time Germany was highly interested in American physicist Robert H Goddard's research before 1939 German research scientists occasionally contacted Gaddar directly with technical questions von braun used Goddard's plans from various journals and incorporated them into the building of the aggregate series of rockets later von braun would comment i have very deep and sincere regret for the victims of the v2 rockets but there were victims on both sides a war is a war and when my country is at war my duty is to help it win that war only military development was allowed and to this end a large facility was erected at the village of Penna Mundi in northern Germany on the Baltic Sea with von Braun as technical director the Penan Munda group developed liquid-fueled rocket engines for aircraft and jet-assisted takeoff they also developed the long-range a4 ballistic missile and the supersonic wasserfall anti-aircraft missile on December 22nd 1942 Adolf Hitler ordered the production of the a4 as a vengeance weapon and the Penniman D group developed it to target London following von Browns July 7th 1943 presentation of a color movie showing an a4 taking off hitler was so enthusiastic that he personally made von braun a professor shortly thereafter in germany at this time this was an exceptional promotion for an engineer who was only 31 years old by that time the British and Soviet intelligence agencies were aware of the rocket program and von Braun's team at Penta Monday based on the intelligence provided by the Polish underground Home Army over the nights of August 17th and 18th 1943 RAF Bomber commands operation Hydra dispatch trades on Penniman day camp consisting of 596 aircraft and dropped 1,800 tons of explosives the facility was salvaged and most of the engineering team remained unharmed the first combat v2 was launched towards England on September 7th 1944 the German v2 rocket was the world's first large-scale liquid propellant rocket vehicle the first long-range ballistic missile and the ancestor of today's large rockets and launch vehicles called the a4 by German army ordnance the rocket was dubbed v2 or vengeance weapon - by the Nazi propaganda ministry when its existence was publicly announced in November 1944 launched from mobile platforms the missile had a maximum range of about 320 kilometres 200 miles and a one-ton warhead at least 10,000 concentration camp workers died in the process of manufacturing though more than 3000 v2 s were launched more people were killed building the rocket than those hit by it the v2 was not a successful weapon for Germany however it marked a breakthrough in technology that propelled the Soviet Union and the u.s. into an arms race and into a space race and serves as a powerful example of the pain of progress [Music] you [Music] | Thor: Logic of the Gods | UC1MZNeoCdSVF5EETSAqMKpQ | 2020-03-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,261 | 7,543 |
MLzz731ZFJg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLzz731ZFJg | BCTLA Conference 2021: Outreach and Virtual Resource from the Royal BC Museum -Kim Gough | [Music] the presentation you are logged in for is outreach and virtual resources from the royal bc museum and i'm coming to you today from the traditional territories of the liquid people my name is kim goff and i'm a learning program developer here at the royal bc museum i was born on treaty eight land and grew up on treaty six land in alberta my parents were settlers there my father from england and my mom from saskatchewan and since 2007 i've lived on the traditional speaking territories of the of the quang speaking people known as the songhees and the squaimont first nations in what is now known as victoria british columbia so i have a question up here for you to please use the chat and let me know if you have used a virtual or online resource from the royal bc museum you can say yes or no if you say yes let me know what you used or even you know what you can turn on your microphone there's not that many of us i'm comfortable with either option so again throughout the presentation today i'll invite you to use the chat to ask any questions as we go through your gender note you haven't used anything from us yet thanks hopefully we'll uh excite you with some of the options that we have here excellent so if you haven't maybe you've been here before uh well here we are here's our big beautiful province and the royal pc museum is located in victoria british columbia and is the provincial museum of british columbia the museum was founded in 1886 and the archives in 1894 and the building that you see here is our current home which was built in 1967 we collect archives documents and specimens of british columbia from both the natural world and representing human history human and natural history most people are familiar with our exhibits which are housed in that building you see on the left side of your screen and we're going to take a closer look at some of those exhibits in just a moment but many people are not aware of our large collections some of which is housed in that tower that you see on the right side of the screen we have long since outgrown our space for the collection and we are undertaking and developing a new collections and research building which is going to be built in the nearby community of callwood and an anticipated opening of 2025 that building won't have exhibits but there it will be a hub for school visits both in person and virtually as the provincial museum we take our commitment and responsibility to connect with learners across the province very seriously and there are lots of ways you can connect to us from wherever you are this map shows some of the reach of our online and outreach programs not just here in bc but around the world those blue dots you see are point-to-point interactions so things like this uh one-to-one connections with classrooms using zoom the green dots are webinars um a lot of those green dots you see in the united states are because of our partners with the cilc the center for interactive learning and collaboration they are like they are a hub for many many different presentations for schools to join in if you haven't heard of them check them out i highly recommend them yellow the yellow dots are showing where people have signed in and taken part in our at-home programs these are programs that we do live monthly at noon or 11 o'clock we won for adults one for kids one where we go outside all of that is on our website but even better all of them have been recorded and are on the royal bc museum's youtube channel today though we're going to take a mini digital field trip and we're going to go into the galleries with that and i'll be reviewing our outreach kits our handling collection and how to access the learning portal so digital field trips are up first and they are live two-way interactive virtual learning experiences where we can see and hear you and you can see and hear us they are inquiry-based and staff-led and we can adapt a digital field trip for different grade ranges and we offer a big variety of programs but why talk about them when we can go see one for ourselves so we're going to join my colleague jenny who's upstairs and oh sorry she's upstairs on the second floor so let me stop by sharing there you are jenny i'm going to try to highlight you and get you to unmute and i'm going to spotlight you hello everybody and welcome to the second floor of the royal bc museum i'm currently showing you the view from the second floor of the exhibits building um downtown victoria it's a little bit rainy today so while i explain some of our digital programs to you you may see quite a few guests in the galleries because rainy days usually mean that we have a lot more guests inside yes um so all of our programs usually start with um either showing the location of british columbia or making sure that the guests know exactly where we are joining them from i'll flip the camera around so you can see who has been talking to you hello everyone my name is jenny arnold and i am a digital educator here at the royal history museum before we do a little mini tour i'm going to explain a little bit more about the digital field trip programs that we offer the first one i'm going to talk about is our newest type of program and their museum snapshot tours these tours are 20 minutes long and they are 50 and these programs are very short and sweet and are very focused on one specific topic for example we provide a meet the mammoth program when we join kim who you just met um in the distance learning room and we learn a little bit more about mammoth and look under the document camera maybe some um objects around mammoths we also have a program called home and community where we go up and we walk through the becoming bc gallery and we speak with students about what is a home what is a community what is the diversity of british columbia what are some risks when people were settling over here in british columbia and that age is for younger students so that's around k to three and all of our programs we try to adapt it for exact age group it is so home community a little bit younger um for maybe an older audience we also have simple machines where we look at the tools that develop british columbia from the wheel and axle to the um the oh i almost forgot all them that's the one that i do um the pulley there's a lot of other really cool um programs up in the becoming vc gallery we also have natural history ones called amazing adaptations where we discuss with the students the different types of adaptations animals have that help them survive like an owl we show an owl's wing and how it's pretty silent i wonder why that adaptation really helps them out in the wild so those are our 20 minute programs the next type of programs we have are our gallery tours what are 30 minutes long those programs are 75 and um they are more about the type of exhibits that we have here at the museum currently we have the becoming bc gallery or bc history we have the natural history we have the orcas exhibit um which we'll be walking through shortly and we also have the first people's gallery an important thing to know about all of our indigenous programs is that they are led by leslie mcgarry who has contracted to do all of our indigenous programs here and her knowledge and expertise of this exhibit and all of the belongings in here is astronomical it is so important that she's the one who is leading these programs and they are definitely our most popular programs which leads me to our 45-minute programs which are 120 dollars and those programs um three of them are led by leslie mcgarry the first one is for younger students which is animals in the seasons where we walk through the galleries we talk about um the connection with indigenous people and animals and the seasons there's usually a little um activity we do there's some storytelling involved for an older audience there's also bc indigenous history which talks about pre-content and post-contact history and the final one is about governance and um that one is for older audiences but can be adapted for younger ones as we do know that indigenous governments is in the curriculum for around grade fives as well so we're really good at adapting what types of programs those are we also have some different ones like museum career exploration have you or your students ever wondered who works at a museum what different types of departments what do you have to be to work at a museum we have um people who do construction we have people in marketing we have people in the collection we have scientists we have conservationists we have so many different people wouldn't it be really cool to ask them as many questions as we can that is another program that we do offer here for 45 minutes which is museum career exploration um we also can adapt programs to make sure that fits your your group for example if you have a group that's larger than 50 we have a webinar add-on so you can have more students join in and enjoy the program as kim was mentioning you try to make it as interactive as possible so we usually provide as much pre-programming and post-programming materials for you we usually link to our learning portal that has a lot of really interesting lesson plans and um multimedia resources such as listening or videos um that you can watch to really enhance your visit so it's a little bit more about the types of programs that we have but instead of talking about all of them that we have why don't i show you a little bit of an example of what a digital program is i'm currently up as i said on the second floor and i am holding a gimbal to help stabilize this phone i'm using this is how we would reach other um groups and now what i'll do is i'll flip the camera around i'll show you where we are we are at the very entrance of the orcas our shared future which is our featured exhibit on right now until march 31st and this program is usually led by mark learn young who was one of the authors for this specific exhibit he would join in distantly and we would go back and forth between highlighting his video and highlighting the this camera showing the exhibit some of our programs have a specific educator right in front of the camera the entire time some of them are like this where we're showing you the gallery and some of them like i said is mark joining differently so for example what we would show is some of the stars of the exhibit so right in front of me we see ruffles or j1 something really interesting about ruffles is that you can see his very very large sin doors listen up there one of the reasons why he's killed ruffles well the main reason he's called ruffles is because he has ruffles in that dorsal fin which made it really easy for scientists to identify him and why he's j-1 he was one of the first workers ever identified jenny you'll see here oh to say something i love about um doing the field trips but i is you know of course when i'm in the gallery but even here watching them on the screen i it's just you do feel that excitement that you get when you're here in the exhibits often we'll hear kids oohing and eyeing and getting really excited about what they see definitely it's a great way to become more accessible as we saw on that map we're located at the very bottom of vancouver island and it can be very difficult for people to be able to join us so this is a way to make the galleries more accessible and um the museum more accessible but also sometimes even more informative than being here on site for example for this program you usually be able to talk with mark who has a wealth of knowledge about orcas for example he will talk about how if you look at this fin those sure look like fingers which really helps students understand hey these are mammals this is a raf city which is a complete skeleton of an orca who is chasing a salmon and the reason why she's chasing salmon is one of the reasons why she passed away is because of the lack of food in the salish sea and she was also pregnant at the time and it was a very very difficult pregnancy and she actually the fetus actually died within her and actually created a lot of toxins within her body and one of the other reasons why she did pass away so i wonder if i show you this put in the chat what do you think is the human brain and what one do you think is the orca brain the one on the left or the right is the human brain what do you think are they actually changing yes actual size can you put your hand by one so we get a sense of how oh yeah okay um go ahead folks try it in your type in the chat right or left right or left human brain on the right human brain on the left they're both very knobbly and nudgingly we're getting we're getting vote we're going with right right right correct this one is the human brain humans used to think we were the most complex being because we had the biggest brain well this clearly shows that it's not true then we thought we were the most complex because we had the most cortical folds well workers actually have a whole other lobe for echolocation yeah so echolocation is so awesome jenny can you say brief with what you mean by that yeah so there's a little bit of a diorama right here about echo location so orcas are able to send out pains into the um into the water and they can actually kind of see what is in front of them so if there is a salmon swimming they can send out a ping and they're painting actually the salmon swim bladder which helps them move and they will know which direction that swim bladder is trying to get the orca to move and the pin will come back to them and be like oh they're going that way they will follow you these orcas are so fascinating that even um orcas in captivity were known to know if one of the female trainers were pregnant before the female trainer was because they could see inside of us and a lot of people were like well aren't orcas scary they're cold sometimes keller whales well that's because well they kill other whales some of them not all of them but some of them do kill other whales there is no evidence of any orca harming a human in the wild even if you have the best pretense seal suit ever they can use that echolocation and be like hey there's a bony so you're saying i could go swimming in a seal suit and make seal sounds but an arca would look at take one look at me with echolocation go that's not a seal exactly exactly i i i have my timer on i have run out of time to talk about more things i'm quickly trying to walk through so nice to see his face this is great it talks about captivity and about the first orcas about um sea world where they created shamu which was they wanted namu but which was this first twill in captivity but they didn't get the right so they named it shi namu or namu so for folks namu who was the first orca whale in captivity was a j-pod resident so a local um killer whale from pacific here the pacific northwest so they're they're kind of like the stars of the world the all those famous orcas we know there is a question here jenny and perhaps you can explain it a little bit uh you were saying that the orca knew the trainer was pregnant how did the trainer work and knew that what they noticed is that the orchestra and acting a little bit different around that specific trainer was being a little bit more gentle with it and also um i if i'm remembering correctly i believe mark was saying that it was um like putting its mouth or like being more gentle around it's the trainer's stomach than usually so behaving is it was behaving differently so this is our shared future right this is some of the position that was found garbage that was picked up from local beaches and this part of the gallery is more about our shared future about exactly what kim was saying about some of the risks that orcas face that are also our risks and we talk about during the program is what is the difference why do people care about orcas here on the coast we we know pretty well why orcas matter but when you try to say pitch a movie or let people know why orcas are it are very popular need to be protected it's important to also say why because these are the apex predators if they're at risk that is like the canary in the coal mine we know something is up and something that's wrong one of the final pieces here is a hide a screen from bill reed which is just gorgeous yeah that's a huge 3d carving so on both all all sides of it you can see amazing shapes and stories and it's really talking about that interconnectedness between people nature and animals and then we have some orcas saying goodbye at the end and usually for all of our programs we leave time at the end for more questions that people have about um what they've seen in the orcas if they have any follow-up questions and then we end with a little bit of an exciting or a new hope we show all of the new orcas that have been born while this exhibit was being created and one of the newest ones is element at the very end who was just named and um when we were doing these programs before it wasn't named yet and we would send the students the website where they could vote on what to name this orca and it ended up being named element its mother was named surprise so this was kind of like an element of surprise and we're very excited that it's a female because we do need more female orcas um in the salish sea so that is a quick little tour so hopefully you learned a little bit about the digital programs if there's any questions please let me know before i go but thank you for joining me up here in the galleries jenny that was so lovely thank you for joining us and showing us some of those highlights from orca exhibit so this is an exhibit that was made by the royal bc museum in partnership with a company called museum partners and uh yeah we're super proud of it and it's going to be traveling as well so i'm not sure it doesn't have any other bookings in canada right now but it is booked in the united states and hopefully beyond so it's great to get a small sense of what that's like that's just a taste but i hope you get the idea it can be exciting to see those galleries and spaces and uh an opportunity for kids to get that excitement of being at the museum all right jenny if questions come up i'll do my best to answer them uh thank you for joining us definitely bye-bye great so there's jenny i'm going to go go back here to sharing my screen with everybody and we're going to carry on with some of the other opportunities that you can have to participate with the museum so that was an opportunity to bring sort of the museum to your classroom in a virtual way but we also have a physical way of bringing the museum to you and these are outreach kits and they're a collection of objects from the museum's handling collection and reproductions of objects that are from the museum and we make these kits around a certain theme and the kits are designed to be used by schools and educators to provide a hands-on object-based learning opportunity for people who can't physically visit us and our kits are available for free there's no cost you get them for two weeks and inside are a lot of wonderful things for you to take a closer look at so again i'm going to switch my cameras here and i'm going to go to my object camera and i hope you're seeing seeing that are folks seeing the object camera yes okay you're seeing an image there it's not showing up on my screen perfect thanks for confirming so these are some reproduction images included in a kit called having a voice and having a voice is designed for grade five and it is for students who are looking at the curriculum of canadian issues and governance so one of the activities inside is an image analysis exercise so there's about 10 or 12 reproduction images inside students can be put into groups and then there's a workshop to offer them some guiding questions so first you're just looking at that image quietly for a moment so i'm going to let you just look at it look at the foreground and who you see sitting in the front take a look at the background and see if you can get an idea of maybe where this is zoom in on some of the faces and see if you can what does what do their expressions say to you who do you notice sitting in these pictures so after the students had a chance to look more closely there's a list where they can start listing the people maybe some students will count them uh objects are there anything other than people in this image activities what are people doing uh the landscape where are they sitting and then can start to think about based on what you observed list three things you might infer from this image so you can use the chat and maybe tell me something looking at this image what might you think is happening here go ahead and type anything you like in there ah okay something important they look very serious yeah so if you said something important i'd ask you why and they they look serious their faces are serious uh someone says maybe the first female mla uh maybe the at the bc ledge great someone's saying a picture of mps or mlas perhaps the signing of a bill great so you're starting to use some previous knowledge we're recognizing some things in the landscape uh you can then ask students maybe what questions do they have so question might be are they signing a bill is that the first female mla then you have the students choose a question that they would think is the most important do you think it's more important to think about when they're signing it or who's in the picture and then you can start to go from there and we provide some resources in the kit to help you with that so i won't leave you hanging this picture is about the people inside in particular the woman that you spotted there in the middle that woman is i'm just going to make sure i get her name right i'm looking in my piece her name is mary ellen and she is the first mla in british columbia and this uh this photo was taken in 1918 mary ellen smith and she was the first woman elected to the legislative assembly and she went on to be both the first female cabinet minister and the first female speaker in the british empire so there's images students can look at i'm going to take that off i'm going to show you then there's some documents so we have some activity suggestion plans i'm going to get that a little straighter and i'm going to back it up a little bit so you can see you can see how this is in person these documents are reproductions from our archives and holdings here and students again can work in small groups to look at these documents and they're starting to think about some of the uh they're looking at primary sources they're getting introduced to that they're getting used to reading maybe some things that are a little difficult in figuring out what's going on at this time in this place and what can we learn about the past from looking at documents like these and resources so that's just a small example this one here is uh april 8th 1947 and this one is about the franchise being given to chinese and south asian canadians and then it says down here in this row uh also japanese and native indians dukabors hutterites and mennonites who have served in the canadian forces will in future be allowed to vote so this is one of the steps before the franchise was given in 49. so many different documents i can just uh show a few more to you there to give you an idea of the kinds of things that would be in this kit with my favorite image let me find it here we are oh that's not the one there's so many vote wet for my sake vote dry for mine talk about all the different types of events that have taken place and have had an impact on on democracy all right i'm going to switch cameras again you're back with me there okay and i'm going to share screen one more to time about a few other of our resources that we have so again those kits can be found on our website oh christopher you have a question thanks yeah uh i just as more of a comment i just wanted to say that like the images that are the uh political cartoons and stuff those are really really rich and actually i'm really glad you switched the screen because there's the one right there on the screen that is uh showing uh immigration and it's like a closed gate blocking out what they would call orientals at the time and and the white people being welcome and i was just showing this to classes this week from borrowing this kit in the past so i've taken a screenshot of it but like the the richness of the observations the kids make from the political cartoons is just phenomenal so yeah a lot of opportunities to borrow more of the kids good well thanks for that feedback and i agree i think those political cartoons do because they're sort of summing up how people were feeling at the time and they're not it's not just this one governmental voice talking to us this is more of the sense of the people and what was in their observations of what was happening beyond the dryness of the law that was also taking place so i'm glad to hear you borrowed them uh the image you see here on the screen this is the writing on the wall kit which is looking more at the history of chinese canadians and it has some wall fragments inside and some video as well that you can play about the discovery of these fragments that are pictured here on the screen and again you can look up the kits on our website sorry i'll show you back one how to book you just go to our outreach website uh there's a request button there you type in your information which kit you want to borrow and again you get a two-week loan one thing we've done with all of our outreach kids is made our educators guides available online so that you can look at those guides before you borrow the kit to help you get ready after you've sent the kit back if you wanted to follow up or students still had questions about it and then we've also put additional material related to each of the topics on the royal bc museum's learning portal so the learning portal hopefully folks have seen it it's a non-linear learner-centered inquired inquiry-based interactive website and it has content for learners of all ages but much of it is aligned to bc's k-12 school curriculum i'm going to see if we can go to that page and i think what i'm going to have to do again i'll ask folks if you are seeing um seeing the learning portal on your screen right now great you are super and thanks christopher for uh posting the link and monica do the kids have suggested grade levels yes they do and each of those grade levels are outlined so writing on the wall is grade 5 and 10. again the the activities are written in a way that you can use your skills as a teacher to adapt the content to fit your students so you can dig a little bit more into the resources or maybe use more photos with younger grades for example so the curriculum matches are there so here is our learning portal and there's lots of great ways to interact with it the main ways are listed here at the top there are pathways timelines maps and playlists so we're going to start with pathways and just click on that so pathways are like articles they are deep dives into a subject or topic and you can explore them in many ways so you could enter a keyword search here to find to find something you could go by a theme we could pick a location and so based on where your school is we want to see what we have that's near you this is up in dawson creek let's check dawson creek oh good we have something species at risk pathway there um oh i think let's go back to subject you can search by subject so we'll hit social studies and clicker oh it still says dawson creek in social studies so you can see you can get quite refined in how you want to search uh you can also search using our educator page this page i will give you a little video that you can watch to let you know how to do your searches on the website so also against your choosing by subject or searching by grade level to find out what is there so again we can go grade four seven and everything for grade four seven it might take a moment to load up all of them here and you can do your searches as soon as it shows us one i'm going to show you what you can get when you're digging inside i've got a lot of windows open right now so it's going to take a little breather talk amongst your middle selves while it searches again thanks christopher for showing the link online there while i'm double multitasking great i want to show you this newest pathway called landscapes of injustice so they all begin with a little summary page what an overview of what this is about and this pathway is looking at japanese canadians in british columbia and the impact of here we are there's a read section so in here we have some shorter articles that were written by an educator tomo nishizawa and they are again not very long they've got some images to help your young learners to be looking through them but my control panel is now in the way i'll just close that one and i lost it all i'm going to show you how to get there from here so educator resources learning portal this is from our main page and there's the landscapes of injustice let's go back to there so you have different articles and links you'll find under overview sort overviews this page different articles and links under read on the watch channel are any videos that we have so these are short three minute videos that's a short three minute video this is a longer section where we went to the japanese tea garden here in victoria and learned about the tea garden and what happened during internment and what's happening now today so there's video there's images as well down here in our look section all these are images from bc archives you can click on them block larger so that you can see them you can even copy them and save them if you need to use them in your class the listen section will have resources this one has two fantastic oral histories again for students to dig deeper and some of our portals um pathways rather and more and more of them are we are adding more teacher activities activity plans and lesson ideas so there's an elementary teacher resource a secondary teacher resource and then playlists and playlists are something i will talk about in a moment now another way to search the learning portal is to search using the timeline so this is a resource we can see objects from oldest to newest so if you're wondering about some old things in bc you can scroll through the timeline and see get a sense of what's in the collection from a very long time ago up to more current images as well the same can be done by searching the map again for students in certain regions if we click these little numbers we're going to see a brand new feature on the learning portal map which are archival maps and there are some pretty neat maps in here again it could take a long time to look through all of them but there's some really fun ways to search and to look there playlists are like mixed tapes so this is something your students can do to share their work um you can sign you can sign up to become a creator and that lets you make your own themes and playlists about different things so here's an immigrant experience in canada you click on this and in this playlist she has tagged different images articles videos that she likes that she thinks talk well about the immigrant experience there are some that have been created by staff and they're marked with these little red marks and others are student and public creations so it's a really uh it's a nice real way for students to share their learning with a real audience i see a question here in the chat about the again about the outreach kits and if there's a shipping cost at this time there is no shipping costs for our outreach kit so i'm really happy about that they are available at no cost for people to borrow all right i'm going to share my screen one more time as we start to wrap towards our closing so that was a little bit more about the learning portal this one is our handling collection and our handling collection is something we use as museum educators for on-site and outreach programs for object-based inquiry so these are objects from the museum's collections that were neither accessioned or were de-accessioned which means maybe they were duplicates maybe there was no information about them maybe they're not from british columbia so they don't have a research value any longer for the museum so they come to the handling collection where they have a value for us as objects of inquiry teachers can borrow them to make displays in the libraries or you can use them as models for an art class and again as a catalyst for inquiry the one downside about this one is our handling collection is not available for shipping so it is something right now that only folks who can pick it up in person are able to borrow however this is the collection that i do build our outreach boxes from so if you had ideas for outreach boxes or you're teaching a certain unit in school and you wanted some extra things to make that display in your classroom contact us we are we love to co-create and you can reach out to us to discuss your ideas and needs and we'll do our best to help you so if it is one object from the handling collection it's perfect i think i could probably find a way to pack it up and just ship it to you this is our staff jenny who you met upstairs there i am in the middle my colleague liz standing beside me she focuses on our digital programs our new head of learning hannah cho is standing on the right side and seated in front chris o'connor uh he's our kids families and schools programmers so you may be familiar with him and beside him is our newest staff member stephen davies and steven is looking at our indigenous offerings and finding those gaps and opportunities for us to add more programming and resources there so my email is listed here and i invite you to reach out if you have ideas or suggestions and again now if you have any questions we've got a couple of minutes before we're out of time and so i'm happy to answer any questions you might have i'll make my background a little more interesting now that i'm not switching cameras let's go to a mammoth again feel free to unmute or you can just type into the chat too hi christopher i i don't know that i really have a particular question yet but i just loved hearing about some more things that are available like i have borrowed that uh writing on the wall kit multiple times from our local museum who had borrowed it from the royal bc museum um and it's just fantastic like i was sort of waxing poetic there about handling collections even though the documents are reproductions because they look old tiny i could like dish those out to kids and give them like a little resource examination sheet where they had to like go through some observations about what do they notice what what do they think this is about why do they think this is considered important they just loved it i'm doing those lessons of grade fives and so there's like this looks like a real thing from the time and and the ones that are actually the writing on the wall like samples as if they've been chiseled out of the wall um of course there are the real ones somewhere in the museum collection but just seeing that but they know it wasn't quite real the real thing but but that excitement to touch something it's almost a primary document was pretty cool for them so that was i'm really happy to hear that that was our motivation we wanted this we just didn't want to put photocopies in things or pictures of pictures we wanted them to feel real and as a really positive result is they come back to us they're never ripped they're never graffitied they're never crumpled or have anything dropped on them people treat them really respectfully as they would an actual document because they look and feel like like the actual documents and pieces and just even part of that learning about respect and handling of materials is really really special and part of it so yeah the the kit you mentioned the writing on the wall that's our oldest kit i think it's from 2015 or so and i've never had to rip i've had to replace one little document and it tore just because the actual document was sort of torn and worn in that way anyway so out of hundreds and hundreds of uses it's very i'm really happy to hear that one thing our local museum does because they have a few kids too they actually like the museum and archives here in chilliwack they actually made some kits that have those little white archival gloves and for some reason i just asked what the kids just thought that was like amazing because now it felt even more real so again they were handling reproductions but they put on archival gloves and they were then so like careful and gentle with the stuff it was pretty funny but well that's awesome oh that's really great to hear yeah chilliwack's been lovely um we as part of our mandate we know that teachers across the province who aren't near to us physically may not think of us as a resource we're so far away how could how could we have something for you we act when we do have funding for kids like the writing on the wall for having a voice for species at risk our outreach boxes we've made duplicates so that we have some here but then we tried to send them out to regional museums and libraries as well so we've had some with municipal libraries before the resource center in dawson creek has had some of our kits there just to facilitate that and make it easier as a place where you go to and can get your resources from cool great well again thanks everyone who joined us today i'm glad we got an opportunity to talk about those resources hopefully sparked some ideas there are resources there for all grade levels and i think that can be used in in many different ways that's another area and i'm trying not to write really prescriptive documents about how to use the kits you're the experts do you know how to use them i've had teachers who borrow an outreach kit and just make a display and that's totally cool too so however you find to use them and want to use them is really well so thanks everyone thanks for joining me enjoy the rest of the conference have a wonderful professional development ad day and take care of yourselves [Music] | BCTLA Official | UC4m2dUKhVZkECaiTH3uKUqQ | 2022-04-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 7,326 | 45,702 |
4ytKQJb_EXI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ytKQJb_EXI | Louisiana River Builds | hey guys we got some big news for Louisiana River builds the second pilot is going to air this Saturday on GAC at 5:30 p.m. central so tune in or set your DVRs that's great American country so this time we fixed up the cross families camp at Alabama Landing now we can't show you the final product here cuz we'd probably get in trouble but it really turned out great and man we had a lot of fun with it you had a great time didn't you Richard I mean how can you not have a great time it's the river and we're building stuff now it looks like our show is going to air on GAC and the DIY Network which means there could be some really big things in store for the show now this is the airing that after nearly 2 years we decide whether or not this show goes to full season so if you want to see more of us doing what we do on a great show about Louisiana share this post and tune in this weekend to GAC no matter what happens we had a lot of fun doing this show fixing up the little camps on the river meeting a lot of new people it was a great experience so thanks to everyone for your support and check it out this weekend on GAC how'd it do Richard home run [Music] buddy dude that was impressive | Hampton Rutland | UCvyMrYF4YYrXjJ6O_FiafNw | 2017-08-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 245 | 1,196 |
qAzooSMTdgU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAzooSMTdgU | 8 steps to advanced OFF grid solar storage with hydrogen electrolysis | good day ladies and gentlemen today we are going to talk about why I don't pay utility builds that means no electricity whatsoever solar hydrogen fog beginners and this is a stepbystep guide these steps are quantities how much hydrogen do I get what can I do with it let's get started solar Aries begin let's say from 2 kilowatt Peak and the best is 20 kilowatt Peak and a 10 kilowatt hour the battery I have very good experience with low voltage battery like 48 volt buid if you don't want to spend much money on converters so this is just an experimental test I use this flexible solar panels This is a plug to put them in parallel to have the voltage under 100 volt and this is the electrolyzer it weighs 30 kilo it's 48 cm tall 35 CM deep and 55 CM wide this is the hose I Branch now just a 2 L 200 bar cylinder but at this point you can also have a nozzle to refuel your car you can have another propane bottle you can have a huge tank you can have uh anything you would like to fill under pressures up to 300 Bars all this needs to be very tight that's the way it looks like this is a version 2.1 it's just a MPP tracker and you see how I Branch the modules so about hydrogen quantities this electrolyzer boosts the hydrogen up to 300 bars or 4,350 PSI please consider a hydrogen car um runs on 700 bars so it can only be filled half and just to give you a little overview this is a let's say liquid gas storage butane it contains 5 kilowatt hours and this is a 200 bar hydrogen container which only contains 4 kilog so you get the point it is may be useful to compress it at least at 300 Bars and that's also industry standard for steel containers which I highly recommend instead of carbon fiber so this is a secondary storage watch my video about two stage compression you have two half empty bottles and you want to make one full bottle then you Branch this on this side and the and the other one on the other side and the other one is going to be full at the end and this one is going to be completely empty yeah this fitting things should be tightened thoroughly but not too much every leak is a loss these cables go in this way to the electrical equipment and actually you can run an electrolyzer directly on a photovoltaic air array because an electrolyzer is a DC Appliance and there are 12v photovoltaic modules you can Branch it directly to the electrolyzer it will just turn on when the sun is shining and turn off when the sun is going down I use this mppt charge control of most stationary appliances have uh inverters and it has a PV Smart Switch which could activate further loads like an electrolyzer so here I Branch it directly to the tracker I think these connectors are a little lumpy in this setup I just showed you the heat doesn't really matter because it was just an experimental test on a grass field but if you want to run the electrolyzer uh on a long long time we just make a little Excursion to the lab because the electrolyzer will emit heat and you can either use this heat or cool it this is just a cooling uh setup when the temperature too high I just run it to ambient air so you can preheat it to have a high amperage or high low directly this is a self-regulating heating device with ARX certificate temperature should be rising as far as the relay is on the water is just deionized water the I use this filter but there's also an internal filter up to 40° I I switch on the pump which is USB so now let's talk about the compression so the booster can take up to 448 l a minute for this demonstration purpose all there's left to do now is connect this F the compressor is way too small but it's enough for the sun power we get there's absolutely no battery involv my little 12vt do is connected to the battery the electrolyzer connected to the load with this no Cobalt no lithium yeah right now I have just eight modules of 10 Connected I will switch on now the electrolyzer okay we are producing hydrogen it's running at 10% of its capacity this is the oxygen produces 160 Norm L per hour at full load now the compressor switches on and you will see on the primary side the pressure drops and on the secondary side the pressure Rises also the compressor is now fed by the photo volt it has of around 300 watts I will spare you the time and show you just the result after we talk about quantities so this small device can store 4,000 kilowatt hours a year in form of hydrogen if you would calculate that on a Hundai nexo a hydrogen car that brings you to 12,000 kilom for free eventually or with Surplus energy and if you want to just know the volume uh if you have ever seen a hydrogen blimp which can carry 120 kilos like a person you can fill this blimp in 2.6 days but also you can heat did with catalytic heaters watch the video about catalytic heat heaters if you want to know how you can heat very cheaply so now I just show you how far we can get up yeah and that's all you need to stop paying utility bills this is the Toyota Mirai you could fill it with that it's small you can carry it it's sustainable there are absolutely no CO2 emissions whatsoever involved no refrigerants nothing and the Machine is designed after the Cradle to cradle design concept that means it's designed to be repaired it's designed to be disassembled and it is designed to have no impact and that's also what interests these people around what is this crazy machine yeah it's a light machine which makes you energy independent and is had absolutely no Hazard for the planet but also it is very good for your pocket so I hope you enjoyed this explanation and I thank you very much for watching and I wish you a wonderful day | VOLKS-ELECTROLYZER | UCDMZu3MUfWHH97G7K1HPf4Q | 2023-12-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,092 | 5,654 |
z3KqlpcJQF4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3KqlpcJQF4 | Honduras | Wikipedia audio article | Honduras listen Spanish on duis officially the Republic of Honduras Spanish Republic Lida Honduras is a country in Central America it has at times been referred to as Spanish Honduras to differentiate it from British Honduras which became modern-day Belize the Republic of Honduras is bordered to the west by Guatemala to the southwest by El Salvador to the southeast by Nicaragua to the south by the Pacific Ocean at the Gulf of Fonseca and to the north by the Gulf of Honduras a large inlet of the Caribbean Sea Honduras was home to several important Mesoamerican cultures most notably the Maya before the Spanish invaded in the 16th century the Spanish introduced Roman Catholicism and the now predominant Spanish language along with numerous customs that have blended with the indigenous culture Honduras became independent in 1821 and has since been a republic although it has consistently endured much social strife and political instability and remains one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere in 1960 the northern part of what was the Mosquito Coast was transferred from Nicaragua to Honduras by the International Court of Justice the nation's economy is primarily agricultural making it especially vulnerable to natural disasters such as hurricane Mitch in 1998 the lower class is primarily agriculturally based while wealth is concentrated in the country's urban centers Honduras has a human development index of 0.625 classifying it as a nation with medium development when the index is adjusted for income and equality it's an equality adjusted Human Development Index as 0.44 3 Hondurans society is predominantly mestizo however American Indian black and white individuals also live in Honduras 2017 the nation had a relatively high political stability until its 2009 coup and again with the 2017 presidential election Honduras has the world's highest murder rate and high levels of sexual violence Honduras spans about 112 thousand 492 square kilometres 43,000 433 square miles and has a population exceeding 9 million its northern portions are part of the Western Caribbean as reflected in the area's demographics and culture Honduras is known for its rich natural resources including minerals coffee tropical fruit and sugarcane as well as for its growing textiles industry which serves the international market topic etymology the literal meaning of the term Honduras is deaths in Spanish the name could either refer to the bay of Trujillo as an anchorage fandora in the leonie's dialect of Spanish or de Columbus's alleged quote that gracias adios que hemos Salido de s is Honduras thank God we have departed from those depths it was not until the end of the sixteenth century that Honduras was used for the whole province prior to 1580 Honduras referred to only the eastern part of the province and higuera is referred to the western part another early name as Guaymas revived as the name for the political dialogue in 2009 that took place in Honduras as opposed to Costa Rica Hondurans are often referred to as katryca or catracha femme in Spanish the word was coined by Nicaraguans and derives from the last name of the Spanish Honduran general florencio is a Treach who in 1857 led Honduran armed forces against an attempted invasion by North American adventurer William Walker the nickname is considered complementary not derogatory topic history you topic pre-colonial period in pre-columbian times modern Honduras was part of the Mesoamerican cultural area in the West Mayan civilization flourished for hundreds of years the dominant state within honduras borders was in copan copan fell with the other lowland centers during the conflagrations of the terminal classic in the 9th century the Maya of this civilization survive in Western Honduras as the chorti isolated from their children linguistic peers to the west remnants of other pre-columbian cultures are found throughout the country archeologists have studied sites such as na Co and Lisi era in the NAC ovalle lost neuron Hosain lake yojoa yarmilla in the Camellia valley la ceiba and salad tron viejo both now under the cajon dam reservoir selling farm and Creole in the iguana Valley Cerro Palenque trevita cursed tikka Maya des Polanco in the lower Lua River Valley and many others topic Spanish conquest 15:24 to 1539 on his fourth in the final voyage to the New World in 1502 Christopher Columbus landed near the modern town of Trujillo near Guam areto lagoon becoming the first European to visit the bay islands on the coast of Honduras on the 30th of July 1502 Columbus sent his brother Bartholomew to explore the islands and Bartholomew encountered a Mayan trading vessel from Yucatan carrying well-dressed Maya and a rich cargo Bartholomew's men stole the cargo they wanted and kidnapped the ship's elderly captain to serve as an interpreter in the first recorded encounter between the Spanish and the Maya in March 15 24 Gil Gonzales Davila became the first Spaniard to enter Honduras as a conquistador followed by Aaron on Cortes who had brought forces down from Mexico much of the conquest took place in the following two decades first by groups loyal to Cristobal Doland and then by those loyal to Francisco de montejo but most particularly by those following Alvarado in addition to Spanish resources the conquerors relied heavily on armed forces from Mexico to Lacks Collins and Mexico armies of thousands who remained garrisoned in the region resistance to conquest was led in particular by Lempira many regions in the north of Honduras never fell to the Spanish notably the mosquito kingdom after the Spanish conquest Honduras became part of Spain's vast empire in the new world within the kingdom of Guatemala trujillo and gracias were the first city capitals the Spanish ruled the region for approximately three centuries topic Spanish Honduras 15:24 - 1821 you Honduras was organized as a province of the kingdom of Guatemala and the capital was fixed first at Trujillo on the Atlantic coast and later at comayagua and finally at Tegucigalpa in the central part of the country silver mining was a key factor in the Spanish conquest and settlement of Honduras initially the mines were worked by local people through the encomienda system but as disease and resistance made this option less available slaves from other parts of Central America were brought in when local slave trading stopped at the end of the sixteenth century African slaves mostly from Angola were imported after about 1650 very few slaves or other outside workers arrived in Honduras although the Spanish conquered the southern or Pacific portion of Honduras fairly quickly they were less successful on the northern or Atlantic side they managed to found a few towns along the coast at Puerto Cabello Sand Trujillo in particular but failed to conquer the eastern portion of the region and many pockets of independent indigenous people as well the mosquito kingdom in the northeast was particularly effective at resisting conquest the mosquito kingdom found support from northern European privateers pirates and especially the British formerly English colony of Jamaica which placed much of the area under its protection after 1740 topic independence 1821 you Honduras gained independence from Spain in 1821 and was a part of the first Mexican Empire until 1823 when it became part of the United Provinces of Central America it has been an independent republic and has held regular elections since 1838 in the 1840s and 1850s Honduras participated in several failed attempts at Central American unity such as the Confederation of Central America 1842 to 1845 the covenant of Guatemala 1842 the diet of sin sonata 1846 the diet of nação 1847 a national representation in Central America 18-49 to 1852 although Honduras eventually adopted the name Republic of Honduras the unionist ideal never waned and Honduras was one of the Central American countries that pushed the hardest for a policy of regional unity neoliberal policies favoring international trade and investment began in the 1870s and soon foreign interests became involved first in shipping from the north coast especially tropical fruit and most notably bananas and then in building railroads in 1888 a projected railroad line from the Caribbean coast to the capital Tegucigalpa ran out of money when it reached San Pedro Sula as a result San Pedro grew into the nation's primary industrial center and second largest city Camellia Goa was the capital of Honduras until 1880 when the capital moved to Tegucigalpa since independence nearly 300 small internal rebellions and civil wars have occurred in the country including some changes of regime topic 20th century and the role of American companies in the late 19th century Honduras granted land and substantial exemptions to several us-based fruit and infrastructure companies in return for developing the country's northern regions thousands of workers came to the north coast as a result to work in banana plantations and other businesses that grew up around the export industry banana exporting companies dominated until 1930 by the qml Fruit Company as well as the United Fruit Company and Standard Fruit Company built in enclaves ikana me in northern Honduras controlling infrastructure and creating self-sufficient tax exempt sectors that contributed relatively little to economic growth American troops landed in Honduras in 1903 1907 1911 1912 1919 1924 and 1925 in 1904 the writer O'Henry coined the term Banana Republic to describe Honduras publishing a book called cabbages and Kings about a fictional country an Turia inspired by his experiences in Honduras where he had lived for six months in the admiral O'Henry refers to the nation is a small maritime Banana Republic naturally the fruit was the entire basis of its economy according to a literary analyst writing for The Economist his phrase neatly conjures up the image of a tropical agrarian country but its real meaning is sharper it refers to the fruit companies from the United States that came to exert extraordinary influence over the politics of Honduras and its neighbors in addition to drawing Central American workers north the fruit companies encourage emigration of workers from the english-speaking Caribbean notably Jamaica and Belize which introduced an African descended english-speaking and largely Protestant population into the country although many of these workers left following changes to immigration law in 1939 Honduras joined the Allied nations after Pearl Harbor on the 8th of December 1941 and signed the Declaration by United Nations on the 1st of January 1942 along with 25 other governments constitutional crises in the 1940s led to reforms in the 1950s one reform gave workers permission to organize and a nine 18:54 general strike paralyzed the northern part of the country for more than two months but led to reforms in 1963 a military coup unseated democratically elected president Ramon valet to Morales in 1960 the northern part of what was the Mosquito Coast was transferred from Nicaragua to Honduras by the International Court of Justice topic 1969 to 1999 Wars and corruption in 1969 Honduras and El Salvador fought what became known as the football war border tensions led to acrimony between the two countries after Oswaldo Lopez Arellano the president of Honduras blamed the deteriorating haan during economy on immigrants from El Salvador the relationship reached a low when El Salvador met Honduras for a three-round football elimination match preliminary to the World Cup tensions escalated and on the 14th of July 1969 the Salvadoran army launched an attack on the Honduran army the Organization of American States negotiated a ceasefire which took effect on the 20th of July and brought about a withdrawal of Salvadoran troops in early August contributing factors to the conflict were a boundary dispute in the presence of thousands of Salvadorans living in Honduras illegally after the week-long war as many as 130,000 Salvadoran immigrants were expelled Hurricane Fifi caused severe damage when it skimmed the northern coast of Honduras on 18 in the 19th of September 1974 male GAR Castro 1975 to 78 and Paz Garcia 1978 to 82 largely built the current physical infrastructure and telecommunications system of Honduras in 1979 the country returned to civilian rule a Constituent Assembly was popularly elected in April 1980 to write a new constitution and general elections were held in November 1981 the constitution was approved in 1982 and the plh government of Roberto suazo won the election with a promise to carry out an ambitious program of economic and social development to tackle the recession in which Honduras found itself he launched ambitious social and economic development project sponsored by American development aid Honduras became host to the largest Peace Corps mission in the world and non-governmental and international voluntary agencies proliferated the Peace Corps withdrew its volunteers in 2012 citing safety concerns during the early 1980s the United States established a continuing military presence in Honduras to support El Salvador the Contra guerrillas fighting the Nicaraguan government and also develop an airstrip in modern port in Honduras those spared the bloody civil wars racking it's neighbors the Honduran army quietly waged campaigns against Marxist Leninist militias such as the sink and arrows popular liberation movement notorious for kidnappings and bombings and against many non militants as well the operation included a cia-backed campaign of extrajudicial killings by government backed units most notably battalion 316 in 1998 Hurricane Mitch caused massive and widespread destruction Honduran president carlos roberto flores said that fifty years of progress in the country had been reversed mich destroyed about 70 percent of the country's crops and an estimated 70 to 80 percent of the transportation infrastructure including nearly all bridges and secondary roads across Honduras 33,000 houses were destroyed and an additional 50,000 damaged some 5,000 people killed and 12,000 more injured total losses were estimated at 3 billion dollars topic 21st century in 2007 president of Honduras Manuel Zelaya and president of the United States George W Bush began talks on US assistance to Honduras to tackle the latter's growing drug cartels in mosquitoe Eastern Honduras using US Special Forces this marked the beginning of a new foothold for the US military's continued presence in Central America under zalaya Honduras joined Alba in 2008 but withdrew in 2010 after the 2009 Honduran coup d'etat in 2009 a constitutional crisis resulted when power transferred in a coup from the President to the head of Congress the Organization of American States owes suspended Honduras because it did not feel its government was legitimate countries around the world the OHS and the United Nations formally and unanimously condemned the action as a coup d'etat refusing to recognize the de facto government even though the lawyers consulted by the Library of Congress submitted to the United States Congress an opinion that declared the coup legal the Honduran supreme court also ruled that the proceedings had been legal the government that followed the de facto government established a Truth and Reconciliation Commission Commission de la verdad Y reconciliation which after more than a year of research and debate concluded that the ousting had been a coup d'etat and illegal in the Commission's opinion topic geography the north coast of Honduras borders the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean lies south through the Gulf of Fonseca Honduras consists mainly of mountains with narrow Plains along the coasts a large undeveloped lowland jungle limb ischaemia lies in the Northeast and the heavily populated lowland Sula Valley in the northwest inland Mosquitia lies the unesco world heritage site rio plátano biosphere reserve with the cocoa river which divides honduras from nicaragua the ELA de la bahia and the swan islands are off the north coast misteriosa Bank and Rosario Bank 130 to 150 kilometres 81 to 93 miles north of the Swan Islands fall within the exclusive economic zone EEZ of Honduras natural resources include timber gold silver copper lead zinc iron ore antimony coal fish shrimp and hydropower topic climate the climate varies from tropical in the lowlands to temperate in the mountains the central and southern regions are relatively hotter and less humid than the northern coast topic ecology the region is considered a biodiversity hotspot because of the many plant and animal species found there like other countries in the region it contains vast biological resources Honduras hosts more than 6,000 species of vascular plants of which 630 described so far are orchids around 250 reptiles and amphibians more than 700 bird species and 110 mammalian species of which half are bats in the northeastern region of la Mosquitia lies the rio plátano biosphere reserve a lowland rainforest which is home to a great diversity of life the reserve was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list in 1982 Honduras has rain forests cloud forests which can rise up to nearly three thousand meters or nine thousand eight hundred feet above sea level mangroves savannas and mountain ranges with pine and oak trees and the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef system in the bay Islands there are bottlenose dolphins manta rays parrotfish schools of blue tang and whale shark topic environmental issues deforestation resulting from logging is rampant in a LAN Cho Department the clearing of land for agriculture is prevalent in the largely undeveloped la Mosquitia region causing land degradation and soil erosion lake yojoa which is honduras largest source of fresh water is polluted by heavy metals produced from mining activities some rivers and streams are also polluted by mining topic government and politics Honduras is governed within a framework of a presidential representative Democratic Republic the president of Honduras is both head of state and head of government executive power is exercised by the Honduran government legislative power is vested in the National Congress of Honduras the judiciary is independent of both the executive branch in the legislature the National Congress of Honduras congreso nacional has 128 members diputado is elected for a four-year term by proportional representation congressional seats are assigned the party's candidates on a departmental basis in proportion to the number of votes each party receives topic political culture in 1963 a military coup removed the democratically elected president Ramon velay - Morales a string of authoritarian military governments held power uninterrupted until 1981 when Roberto Suazo Cordova was elected president the party system was dominated by the conservative National Party of Honduras partido Nacional de Honduras P&H and the liberal Liberal Party of Honduras partido liberal de Honduras plh until the 2009 Honduran coup d'etat removed Manuel Zelaya from office and put Roberto Nicoletti in his place current Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez took office on the 27th of January 2014 after managing to stand for a second term a very close election in 2017 left uncertainty as to whether Hernandez are his main challenger television personality Salvador Nasrallah had prevailed topic Panama papers 200 names that surfaced in the Panama papers disclosures belong to highly successful businessmen from some of Honduras most prominent families Jamey Rosenthal and Gilberto Goldstein are among the elite of Honduras both successful businessmen and politicians Rosenthal was a vice president in the 1980s administration of Jose as kkona del Hoyo his son says our Rosenthal was according to the Panama papers the sole stockholder of Renton management sa a Panamanian entity created to purchase airplanes topic foreign relations Honduras and Nicaragua had tense relations throughout 2000 and 2001 due to a boundary dispute off the Atlantic coast Nicaragua imposed a 35% tariff against Hondurans due to the dispute in June 2009 a coup d'etat now stood President Manuel Zelaya he was taken in a military aircraft to neighboring Costa Rica the General Assembly of the United Nations voted to denounce the coup and called for the restoration of zalaya several Latin American nations including Mexico temporarily severed diplomatic relations with Honduras in July 2010 full diplomatic relations were once again re-established with Mexico the United States sent out mixed messages after the coup Obama called the ouster a coup and expressed support for Zyliss return to power US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton advised by John Negroponte the former Reagan era ambassador to Honduras implicated in the iran-contra affair refrain from expressing support she has since explained that the US would have had to cut aid if it called zalaya zoster a military coup although the US has a record of ignoring these events when it chooses zalaya had expressed an interest in Hugo Chavez Bolivarian Alliance for peoples of our America Alba and had actually joined in 2008 after the 2009 coup Honduras withdrew its membership this interest in regional agreements may have increased the alarm of establishment politicians Wednesday laia began calling for a fourth ballot box to determine whether Hondurans wished to convoke a special constitutional congress this sounded a lot to some like the constitutional amendments that had extended the terms of both Hugo Chavez and Evo Morales Chavez has served as a role model for like-minded leaders intent on cementing their power these presidents are barely in office when they typically convene a constitutional convention to guarantee their re-election set a 2009 Spiegel international analysis which noted that one reason to join Alba was discounted Venezuelan oil in addition to Chavez and Morales Carlos Menem of Argentina Fernando Henrique Cardoso of Brazil and Colombian President Alvaro Uribe had all this step in Washington and the EU were both accusing the Sandinista government in Nicaragua of tampering with election results politicians of all stripes expressed opposition to Xilai's referendum proposal and the Attorney General accused him of violating the Constitution the Honduran supreme court agreed saying that the Constitution had put the Supreme Electoral Tribunal in charge of elections and referenda not the National Statistics Institute which is a lie ahead proposed to have run the count whether or not Xilai's removal from power had constitutional elements the Honduran Constitution explicitly protects all Hondurans from forced expulsion from Honduras the United States maintains a small military presence at 100 base the two countries conduct joint peacekeeping counter-narcotics humanitarian disaster relief humanitarian medical and civic action exercises US troops conduct and provide logistics support for a variety of bilateral and multilateral exercises the United States as Honduras chief trading partner topic military you Honduras has a military with the Honduran army Honduran Navy in Honduras force topic administrative divisions Honduras is divided into 18 departments the capital city is Tegucigalpa in the Central District within the department of francisco morazán atlántida Chula TECA cologne , yahuwah copan cortez el paraíso francisco morazán gracias a diós intibucá ela de la Bahia La Paz Lempira okoda Peck allanne ciao Santa Barbara Valle a euro a new administrative division called ze de zonas de empleo y desarrollo economy co was created in 2013 ze des have a high level of autonomy with their own political system at a judicial economic and administrative level and are based on free-market capitalism topic economy you topic poverty the World Bank categorizes Honduras as a low middle-income nation the nation's per capita income sits at around six hundred US dollars making it one of the lowest in North America in 2010 50 percent of the population were still living below the poverty line by 2016 more than 66 percent were living below the poverty line estimates put unemployment at about twenty seven point nine percent which is more than 1.2 million Hondurans economic growth in the last few years has averaged seven percent a year one of the highest rates in Latin America 2010 despite this Honduras has seen the least development amongst all Central American countries Honduras has ranked 130 of 188 countries with a human development index of 0.625 that classifies the nation as having medium development 2015 the three factors that go into Honduras HDI and extended and healthy life accessibility of knowledge and standard of living have all improved since 1990 but still remain relatively low with life expectancy at Birth being 73.3 expected years of schooling being 11.2 mean of 6.2 years and GNI per capita being 4,000 $466 2015 the HDI for Latin America and the Caribbean overall is 0.75 one with life expectancy at Birth being sixty eight point six expected years of schooling being 11.5 mean of six point six and GNI per capita being 6,000 $281 2015 the 2009 Honduran coup d'état led to a variety of economic trends in the nation overall growth has slowed averaging 5.7 percent from 2006 to 2008 but slowing to three point five percent annually between 2010 and 2013 following the coudé trends of decreasing poverty and extreme poverty were reversed the nation saw poverty increase of 13.2% and in extreme poverty of twenty six point three percent in just three years furthermore unemployment grew between 2008 and 2012 from six point eight percent to fourteen point one percent because much of the Honduran economy based on small-scale agriculture of only a few exports natural disasters have a particularly devastating impact natural disasters such as 1998 Hurricane Mitch have contributed to this inequality as they particularly affect poor rural areas additionally they are a large contributor to food insecurity in the country as farmers are left unable to provide for their families a study done by Honduras and geo world neighbors determined the terms increased workload decreased basic grains expensive food and fear were most associated with hurricane Mitch the rural and urban poor were hit hardest by Hurricane Mitch those in southern and western regions specifically were considered most vulnerable as they both were subject to environmental destruction and home to many subsistence farmers due to disasters such as hurricane Mitch the agricultural economic sector has declined 1/3 in the past 20 years this is mostly due to a decline in exports such as bananas and coffee that were affected by factors such as natural disasters indigenous communities along the Pachuca River were hit extremely hard as well the mid Pataca region was almost completely destroyed over 80% of rice harvest and all of banana plantain and manioc harvests were lost relief and reconstruction efforts following the storm were partial and incomplete reinforcing existing levels of poverty rather than reversing those levels especially for indigenous communities the period between the end of food donations and the following harvest led to extreme hunger causing deaths amongst the two waka population those that were considered the most land rich lost 36 percent of their total land on average those that were the most land poor lost less total land but a greater share of their overall total this meant that those hit hardest were single women as they constitute the majority of this population topic poverty reduction strategies you since the 1970s when Honduras was designated a food priority country by the UN organizations such as the World Food Program WFP have worked to decrease malnutrition and food insecurity a large majority of Honduran farmers live in extreme poverty or below 180 US dollars per capita currently 1/4 of children are affected by chronic malnutrition WFP is currently working with the Honduran government on a school feeding program which provides meals for 21,000 Honduran schools reaching 1.4 million schoolchildren WFP also participates in disaster relief through reparations and emergency response in order to aid in quick recovery that tackles the effects of natural disasters on agricultural production Honduras poverty reduction strategy was implemented in 1999 and aimed to cut extreme poverty in half by 2015 while spending on poverty reduction aid increased there was only a 2.5 percent increase in GDP between 1999 and 2002 this improvement left Honduras still below that of countries that lacked aid through poverty reduction strategy behind those without it the World Bank believes that this inefficiency stems from a lack of focus on infrastructure and rural development extreme poverty saw a low of 36.2% only two years after the implementation of the strategy but then increased to sixty six point five percent by 2012 poverty reduction strategies were also intended to affect social policy through increased investment in education and health sectors this was expected to lift poor communities out of poverty while also increasing the workforce as a means of stimulating the Honduran economy conditional cash transfers were used to do this by the family assistance program this program was restructured in 1998 in an attempt to increase effectiveness of cash transfers for health and education specifically for those in extreme poverty overall spending within poverty reduction strategies have been focused on education and health sectors increasing social spending from 44% of Honduras GDP in 2000 to 51% in 2004 critics of aid from international finance Institute Solutions believe that the world bank's poverty reduction strategy result in little substantive change to Honduran policy poverty reduction strategies also excluded clear priorities specific intervention strategy strong commitment to the strategy and more effective macro level economic reforms according to Jose cuesta of Cambridge University due to this he believes that the strategy did not provide a pathway for economic development that could lift Honduras out of poverty resulting in neither lasting economic growth of poverty reduction prior to its 2009 coup Honduras widely expanded social spending and an extreme increase in minimum wage efforts to decrease inequality were swiftly reversed following the coup when zalaya was removed from office social spending as a percent of GDP decreased from 13.3% in 2009 to 10.9 recent in 2012 this decrease in social spending exacerbated the effects of the recession which the nation was previously relatively well-equipped to deal with the World Bank Group Executive Board approved a plan known as the new country partnership framework CPF this plans objectives are to expand social programme coverage strengthen infrastructure increase financing accessibility strengthen regulatory framework and institutional capacity improve the productivity of rural areas strengthen natural disaster and climate change resiliency and the build up local government so that violence and crime rates will decrease the overall aim of the initiative is to decrease inequality and vulnerability of certain populations while increasing economic growth additionally the signing of the US Central America free trade agreement CAFTA was meant to diversify the economy in order to promote growth and expand the range of exports the country is reliant on topic economic and equality levels of income inequality in Honduras are higher than in any other latin-american country unlike other Latin American countries inequality steadily increased in Honduras between 1991 and 2005 between 2006 and 2010 and equality saw a decrease but increased again in 2010 when Honduras Human Development Index is adjusted for inequality known as the I HDI Honduras Development Index is reduced to 0.4 for 3 the levels of inequality in each aspect of development can also be assessed in 2015 an equality of life expectancy at birth was nineteen point six percent inequality in education was twenty four point four percent and inequality in income was 41.5% the overall loss in human development due to inequality was 29.2 th e aí HDI for Latin America and the Caribbean overall is zero point five seven five with an overall loss of twenty three point four percent in 2015 for the entire region inequality of life expectancy at birth was twenty two point nine percent inequality in education was fourteen point O percent and inequality in income was thirty four point nine percent while Honduras has a higher life expectancy than other countries in the region before and after inequality adjustments its quality of education and economic standard of living or lower income inequality and education and equality have a large impact on the overall development of the nation inequality also exists between rural and urban areas as it relates to the distribution of resources poverty is concentrated in southern eastern and western regions where rural and indigenous peoples live North and Central Honduras are home to the country's industries and infrastructure resulting in low levels of poverty poverty is concentrated in rural Honduras a pattern that is reflected throughout Latin America the effects of poverty on rural communities are vast poor communities typically live in adobe homes lack material resources have limited access to medical resources and live off of basics such as rice maize and beans the lower-class predominantly consists of rural subsistence farmers and landless peasants since 1965 there has been an increase in the number of landless peasants in Honduras which has led to a growing class of urban poor individuals these individuals often migrate to urban centers in search of work in the service sector manufacturing or construction demographers believe that without social and economic reform rural to urban migration will increase resulting in the expansion of urban centers within the lower-class underemployment as a major issue individuals that are underemployed often only work as part-time laborers on seasonal farms meaning their annual income remains low in the 1980s peasant organizations and labor unions such as the National Federation of Honduran peasants the National Association of Honduran peasants and the National Union of peasants formed it is not uncommon for rural individuals to voluntarily enlist in the military however this often does not offer stable or promising career opportunities the majority of high-ranking officials in the Honduran army are recruited from elite military academies additionally the majority of enlistment in the military is forced forced recruitment largely relies on an alliance between the Honduran government military and upper-class Honduran society in urban areas males are often sought out from secondary schools while in rural areas roadblocks aided the military in handpicking recruits higher socioeconomic status enables individuals to more easily evade the draft middle class Honduras as a small group defines by relatively low membership and income levels movement from lower to middle class is typically facilitated by higher education professionals students farmers merchants business employees and civil servants are all considered a part of the Honduran middle class opportunities for employment in the industrial and commercial sectors are slow-growing limiting middle class membership the Honduran upper-class has much higher income levels than the rest of the Honduran population reflecting large amounts of income inequality much of the upper-class affords their success to the growth of cotton and livestock exports post-world War two the wealthy are not politically unified and differ in political and economic views topic trade the currency is the honduran Lempira the government operates both the electrical grid empresa nacional de energía eléctrica en ee and the landline telephone service han doodle en ee receives heavy subsidies to counter its chronic financial problems but han doodle is no longer a monopoly the telecommunications sector was open to private investment on the 25th of December 2005 as required under CAFTA the price of petroleum is regulated and the Congress often ratifies temporary price regulation for basic commodities gold silver lead and zinc ore mine in 2005 Honduras signed CAFTA a free trade agreement with the United States in December 2005 puerto cortes the primary seaport of honduras was included in the u.s. container security initiative in 2006 the US Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Energy announced the first phase of the secure Freight initiative SFI which built upon existing port security measures SFI gave the US government enhanced Authority allowing it to scan containers from overseas for nuclear and Radiological materials in order to improve the risk assessment of individual US bound containers the initial phase of secured freight involved deploying of nuclear detection and other devices to six foreign ports port Qasim in Pakistan puerto cortes in honduras southampton in the united kingdom port of Salalah in oman port of Singapore Yemen terminal at Port Busan Korea containers in these ports have been scanned since 2007 for radiation and other risk factors before they are allowed to depart for the United States for economic development a 2012 Memorandum of Understanding with a group of international investors obtained Honduran government approval to build a zone city with its own loss tax system judiciary and police but opponents brought a suit against it in the Supreme Court calling it a state within a state in 2013 Honduras Congress ratified decree 120 which led to the establishment of ze de's the government began construction of the first zones in June 2015 topic energy about half of the electricity sector in Honduras is privately owned the remaining generation capacity is run by en ee empresa nacional de energía eléctrica key challenges in the sector are financing investments in generation and transmission without either a financially healthy utility or concessionary funds from external donors rebalancing tariffs cutting arrears and reducing losses including electricity theft without social unrest reconciling environmental concerns with government objectives two large new dams and associated hydropower plants improving access to electricity in rural areas topic transportation infrastructure for transportation in Honduras consists of 699 kilometers 434 miles of Railways 13600 3 kilometers 8450 3 miles of roadways 7 ports and harbours and 112 airports altogether 12 paved 100 unpaved the Ministry of Public Works transport and housing SOP are tra VI in Spanish acronym is responsible for transport sector policy topic water supply and sanitation water supply and sanitation in Honduras differ greatly from urban centers to rural villages larger population centers generally have modernized water treatment and distribution systems but water quality is often poor because of lack of proper maintenance and treatment rural areas generally have basic drinking water systems with limited capacity for water treatment many urban areas have sewer systems in place to collect wastewater but proper treatment of wastewater is rare in rural areas sanitary facilities are generally limited to latrines and basic septic pits water and sanitation services were historically provided by the servicio autonomy de alcântara Liz why aqueduct dos Sanaa in 2003 the government enacted a new water law which called for the decentralization of water services under the 2003 law local communities have both the right and the responsibility to own operate and control their own drinking water and wastewater systems since this law passed many communities have joined together to address water and sanitation issues on a regional basis many national and international non-government organizations have a history of working on water and sanitation projects in Honduras international groups include the red cross water first Rotary Club Catholic Relief Services water for people ecologic development fund care the Canadian executive service organization CESO Saco engineers Without Borders USA flood the nation's students helping Honduras ich global brigades and agua para el pueblo in partnership with Aguaclara at Cornell University in addition many government organizations work on projects in Honduras including the European Union the USAID the Army Corps of Engineers cooperation Andalusia the Government of Japan and others topic demographics Honduras had a population of nine million one hundred twelve thousand eight hundred sixty-seven in 2016 the proportion of the population below the age of 15 in 2010 was 36.8% 58.9% were between 15 and 65 years old and 4.3% were 65 years old or older since 1975 emigration from Honduras has accelerated as economic migrants and political refugees sought a better life elsewhere a majority of expatriate Hondurans live in the United States a 2012 US State Department estimates suggested that between 800,000 and 1 million Hondurans lived in the United States at that time nearly 15% of the Honduran population the large uncertainty about numbers is because numerous Hondurans live in the United States without a visa in the 2010 census in the United States 617 thousand three hundred ninety-two residents identified as Hondurans up from two hundred seventeen thousand five hundred sixty-nine in 2000 topic race and ethnicity the ethnic breakdown of Honduran society was 90% mestizo 7% American Indian 2% black and 1 percent white 2017 the 1927 Honduran census provides no racial data but in 1935 classifications were created white Indian Negro yellow and mestizo this system was used in the 1935 and 1940 census mestizo is used to describe individuals that did not fit neatly into the categories of white Indian Negro or yellow or who are of mixed white Indian descent John Gillen considers Honduras to be one of 13 mestizo countries Mexico Guatemala El Salvador Nicaragua Panama Colombia Venezuela Cuba Ecuador Peru Bolivia Paraguay he claims that in much as Spanish America little attention is paid to race and race mixture resulting in social status having little reliance on one's physical features however in mestizo countries such as Honduras this is not the case social stratification from Spain was able to develop in these countries through colonization during colonization the majority of Honduras indigenous population was killed or died of disease resulting in a more homogeneous indigenous population compared to other colonies nine indigenous and African American groups are recognized by the government in Honduras the majority of Amerindians in Honduras are Lanka followed by the mosquito chorti to lupin Peck and suma around 50,000 lengthe individuals live in the west and western interior of Honduras while the other small native groups are located throughout the country the majority of blacks in hunter and are culturally Ladino meaning they are culturally Hispanic non Ladino groups in Honduras include the black Carib mosquito Arab immigrants and the black population of the ELA de la Bahia the black Carib population descended from freed slaves from saint vincent the mosquito population about 10,000 individuals are the descendants of African and British immigrants and are extremely racially diverse while the Black Caribbean mosquito populations have similar origins black Caribs are considered black while mosquitoes are considered indigenous this is largely a reflection of cultural differences as black Caribs have retained much of their original African culture the majority of Arab Hondurans are of Palestinian and Lebanese descent they are known as Turco's in Honduras because of migration during the rule of the Ottoman Empire they have maintained cultural distinctiveness and prospered economically topic gender the male to female ratio of the Honduran population is one point zero one this ratio stands at one point zero five at birth one point zero four from fifteen to twenty four years old one point zero two from twenty-five to fifty four years old point eight eight from 55 to 64 years old and point seven seven for those 65 years or older the gender development index GDI was 0.9 for 2 in 2015 with an HDI of point six zero zero for females and point six three seven for males life expectancy at Birth for males as 70 point nine and seventy five point nine for females expected years of schooling in Honduras as ten point nine years for males mean of six point one and eleven point six for females mean of six point two these measures do not reveal a large disparity between male and female development levels however GNI per capita is vastly different by gender males have a GNI per capita of six thousand two hundred fifty four dollars while that of females is only two thousand six hundred eighty dollars Honduras overall GDI is higher than that of other medium HDI nations point eight seventy one but lower than the overall HDI for Latin America and the Caribbean point nine eight one the United Nations Development Programme UNDP ranks Honduras 116 for measures including women's political power and female access to resources the gender inequality index g-iii depicts gender-based inequalities in Honduras according to reproductive health empowerment and economic activity Honduras has a GI of 0.46 won and ranked 101 of 159 countries in 2015 twenty five point eight percent of Honduras Parliament is female and thirty three point four percent of adult females have a secondary education or higher while only thirty-one point one percent of adult males do despite this while male participation in the labor market is 84 point for female participation as forty seven point two percent Honduras maternal mortality ratio is 129 and the adolescent birth rate is 65 point o for women ages 15 to 19 familial ISM and much carry a lot of weight with in Honduras society familial ISM refers to the idea of individual interests being second to that of the family most often in relation to dating and marriage abstinence and parental approval and supervision of dating aggression and proof of masculinity through physical dominance are characteristic of machismo Honduras has historically functioned with a patriarchal system like many other Latin American countries Honduran men claimed responsibility for family decisions including reproductive health decisions recently Honduras has seen an increase in challenges to this notion as feminist movements and access to global media increases there has been an increase in educational attainment labor force participating urban migration late age marriage in contraceptive use amongst Honduran women between 1971 and 2100 all fertility rate decreased from 7.4 births to 4.4 births this is largely attributable to an increase in educational attainment and workforce participation by women as well as more widespread use of contraceptives in 1996 50 % of women were using at least one type of contraceptive by 2001 62% were largely due to female sterilization birth control in the form of a pill injectable birth control and IUDs a study done in 2001 of Honduran men and women reflect conceptualization of reproductive health and decision-making in Honduras 28 percent of men and 25 percent of women surveyed believed men were responsible for decisions regarding family size and family planning uses 21 percent of men believed men were responsible for both sexual violence against women has proven to be a large issue in Honduras that has caused many to migrate to the US the prevalence of child sexual abuse was 7.8 percent in Honduras with the majority of reports being from children under the age of 11 women that experienced sexual abuse as children were found to be twice as likely to be in violent relationships femicide is widespread in Honduras in 2014 40 % of unaccompanied refugee minors were female gangs are largely responsible for sexual violence against women as they often sexual violence between 2005 and 2013 according to the UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women violent deaths increased two hundred sixty three point four percent impunity for sexual violence and femicide crimes was 95 percent in 2014 additionally many girls are forced into human trafficking and prostitution between 1995 and 1997 Honduras recognized domestic violence as both a public health issue and a punishable offence due to efforts by the Pan American Health Organization PAHO paa chose Subcommittee on women health and development was used as a guide to develop programs that aid in domestic violence prevention and victim assistance programs however a study done in 2009 showed that while the policy requires healthcare providers to report cases of sexual violence emergency contraception and victim referral to legal institutions and support groups very few other regulations exist within the realm of registry examination and follow-up unlike other Central American countries such as El Salvador Guatemala and Nicaragua Honduras does not have detailed guidelines requiring service providers to be extensively trained and respect the rights of sexual violence victims since the study was done the UNFPA and the health secretariat of honduras have worked to develop and implement improved guidelines for handling cases of sexual violence an educational program in honduras known as sistema de aprendizaje tutorial SAT has attempted to undo gender through focusing on gender equality and everyday interactions Honduras SAT program is one of the largest in the world second only to Colombia's with 6,000 students it is currently sponsored by Association Bayan a Honduran NGO and the Honduran Ministry of Education it functions by integrating gender into curriculum topics linking gender to the ideas of justice and equality encouraging reflection dialogue and debate and emphasizing the need for individual and social change this program was found to increase gender consciousness and a desire for gender equality amongst Honduran women through encouraging discourse surrounding existing gender inequality in the Hunter communities topic languages in addition to Spanish a number of indigenous languages are spoken in Honduras as well as Honduran sign language and Bay Islands Creole English the main indigenous languages are Garifuna Arabic on almost 100,000 speakers in Honduras including monolinguals mosquito miss amal pen 29,000 speakers in honduras Meghna miss amal pen less than 1,000 speakers in honduras more in nicaragua peck paya chipton less than 1,000 speakers tall isolate less than 500 speakers chorti mayan less than 50 speakers the lanka isolate lost all its fluent native speakers in the 20th century but is currently undergoing revival efforts among the members of the ethnic population of about 100,000 the largest immigrant languages are Arabic 42,000 Armenian 1,300 Turkish 900 you Chinese 1000 topic largest cities you topic religion although most Hondurans are nominally Roman Catholic which would be considered the main religion membership in the Roman Catholic Church is declining while membership in Protestant churches is increasing the International Religious Freedom report 2008 notes that a Sid Gallup poll reported that 51 point four percent of the population identified themselves as Catholic thirty six point two percent is Evangelical Protestant 1.3 percent claiming to be from other religions including Muslims Buddhists Jews Rastafarians etc and 11.1% do not belong to any religion or unresponsive 8 percent reported as being either atheistic or agnostic customary Catholic Church tallies and membership estimates 81 percent Catholic where the priests in more than 185 parishes is required to fill out a pastoral account of the parish each year the CIA Factbook lists Honduras as 97 percent Catholic and 3% Protestant commenting on statistical variations everywhere John Green of Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life notes that it isn't that numbers are more right than someone else's numbers but how one conceptualizes the group often people attend one church without giving up their home church many who attend evangelical mega churches in the US for example attend more than one church this shifting and fluidity is common in Brazil where two fifths of those who were raised evangelical are no longer evangelical and Catholics seem to shift in and out of various churches often while still remaining Catholic most pollsters suggest an annual poll taken over a number of years would provide the best method of knowing religious demographics and variations in any single country still in Honduras are thriving Anglican Presbyterian methodist seventh-day Adventist Lutheran latter-day Saint Mormon and Pentecostal churches there are Protestant seminaries the Catholic Church still be only church that is recognized is also thriving in the number of schools hospitals and pastoral institutions including its own medical school that it operates its Archbishop Oscar Andres Rodriguez marady Agha is also very popular both with the government other churches and in his own church practitioners of the Buddhist Jewish Islamic Baha'i Rastafari and indigenous denominations and religions exist topic health see health in Honduras topic education about eighty three point six percent of the population are literate and the net primary enrollment rate was 94 percent in 2004 in 2014 the primary school completion rate was ninety point seven percent Honduras has bilingual Spanish and English and even try Lingle Spanish with English Arabic or German schools and numerous universities the higher education is governed by the National Autonomous University of Honduras which has centers in the most important cities of Honduras topic crime owing to insufficient law enforcement resources crime in Honduras is rampant and criminals operate with a high degree of impunity consequently Honduras has one of the highest murder rates in the world official statistics from the Honduran Observatory on national violence show Honduras homicide rate was 60 per 100,000 in 2015 with the majority of homicide cases unprosecuted highway assaults and car jackings at roadblocks or checkpoints set up by criminals with police uniforms and equipment occur frequently although reports of kidnappings of foreigners are not common families of kidnapping victims often pay ransoms without reporting the crime to police out of fear of retribution so kidnapping figures may be under reported owing to measures taken by government and business in 2014 to improve tourist safety Roatan and the bay islands have lower crime rates than the Honduran mainland in the less populated region of gracias a diós narcotics trafficking is rampant and police presence is scarce threats against US citizens by drug traffickers and other criminal organizations have resulted in the u.s. embassy placing restrictions on the travel of US officials through the region topic culture topic art the most renowned Honduran painter is Jose Antonio Velasquez other important painters include Carlos Garay and rogues Alya some of Honduras most notable writers are Lucy legume arrow de medina Froylan Tercero Ramona Maya Amador and Juan Pablo suazo you say de Marco Antonio Rosa Roberto Sousa Eduardo bar Amanda Castro Javier Brill Espinosa teófilo Trejo and Roberto Quezada the Jose Francisco SEBI Theatre in San Pedro Sula is home to the Circulo Teatro sampedrano theatrical circle of San Pedro Sula topic cuisine you Honduran cuisine is a fusion of indigenous lenka cuisine Spanish cuisine Caribbean cuisine and African cuisine there are also dishes from the Garifuna people coconut and coconut milk are featured in both sweet and savory dishes regional specialties include fried fish tamales carne asada and ballet otters other popular dishes include meat roasted with cheese Milland carne asada chicken with rice and corn and fried fish with pickled onions and jalapenos some of the ways seafood and some meats are prepared in coastal areas and in the Bay Islands involve coconut milk the soups Hondurans enjoy include bean soup mondongo soup tripe soup seafood soups and beef soups generally these soups are served mixed with plantains yuca and cabbage and served with corn tortillas other typical dishes are the Mon Tue cos or corn tamales stuffed tortillas and tamales wrapped in plantain leaves Honduran typical dishes also include an abundant selection of tropical fruits such as papaya pineapple plum sapote passionfruit and bananas which are prepared in many ways while they are still green topic media at least half of Honduran households have at least one television public television has a far smaller role than in most other countries Honduras main newspapers are La Prensa El Heraldo lek tribuna and Dario tiempo the official newspaper is Lagasse de Honduras topic music Punta is the main music of Honduras with other sounds such as Caribbean salsa merengue reggae and reggaeton all widely heard especially in the north and Mexican rancheras heard in the rural interior of the country topic celebrations some of Honduras national holidays include Honduras Independence Day on the fifteenth of September and Children's Day or dia del Nino which is celebrated in homes schools and churches on the 10th of September on this day children receive presents and have parties similar to Christmas or birthday celebrations some neighborhoods have pinatas on the street other holidays are Easter Monday Thursday Good Friday Day of the soldier the 3rd of October to celebrate the birth of francisco morazán christmas el dia de Lempira on the 20th of July and New Year's Eve Honduras Independence Day festivities start early in the morning with marching bands each band wears different colors and features cheerleaders fiesta catracha takes place the same day typical Honduran foods such as beans tamales ballet otters cassava with chicharrón and tortillas are offered on Christmas Eve people reunite with their families and close friends to have dinner then give out presents at midnight in some cities fireworks are seen and heard at midnight on New Year's Eve there is food and Co heats fireworks and festivities birthdays are also great events and include piñatas filled with candies and surprises for the children La Ceiba Carnival is celebrated in La Ceiba a city located in the north coast in the second half of May to celebrate the day of the city's patron saint Saint Isidore people from all over the world come for one week of festivities every night there is a little carnival carnival itö in a neighborhood on Saturday there is a big parade with floats and displays with people from many countries this celebration is also accompanied by the milk Fair where many Hondurans come to show off their farm products and animals topic national symbols the flag of Honduras is composed of three equal horizontal stripes the blue upper and lower stripes represent the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea the central stripe is white it contains five blue stars representing the five states of the Central American Union the middle star represents Honduras located in the center of the Central American Union the coat of arms was established in 1945 it is an equilateral triangle at the base as a volcano between three castles over which is a rainbow and the sun shining the triangle is placed on an area that symbolizes being bathed by both seas around all of this in oval containing and golden lettering republic of Honduras free sovereign and independent the national anthem of Honduras is a result of a contest carried out in 1914 during the presidency of Manuel Bonilla in the end it was the poet Augusto Coelho that ended up writing the anthem with German born Honduran composer Carlos Heartland writing the music the anthem was officially adopted on the 15th of November 1915 during the presidency of Alberto de hey-zeus membrane Y the anthem is composed of a choir and seven string Doran the national flower as the famous orchid ring kalila digby ana formerly known as brass Avila Digby Ana which replaced the rose in 1969 the change of the national flower was carried out during the administration of general Oswaldo Lopez Arellano thinking that brass Avila Digby onna is an indigenous plant of Honduras having this flower exceptional characteristics of beauty vigor and distinction as the decree dictates it the national tree of Honduras was declared in 1928 to be simply the pine that appears symbolically in our coat of arms el pino caifa giris Ambalika mente and nuestro Escudo even though pines comprise a genus and not a species and even though legally there's no specification as for what kind of pine should appear in the coat of arms either because of its commonality in the country the pinus la carpa species has become since then the species most strongly associated as the national tree but legally it is not so another species associated as the national tree as the Pinus carabeo the national mammal as the white-tailed deer oda coleus virginianus which was adopted as a measure to avoid excessive depredation it is one of two species of deer that live in honduras the national bird of honduras as the scarlet macaw era macau this bird was much valued by the pre-columbian civilizations of honduras topic folklore legends and fairy tales are paramount in Honduran culture lluvia de peces rain of fish is an example of this the legends of LK Deo and La Llorona are also popular topic sports the major sports in Honduras are football basketball rugby volleyball and cycling with smaller followings for athletics softball and handball information about some of the sports organizations in Honduras are listed below football in honduras honduran Football Federation Honduras national baseball team Honduras national football team Honduras national under-20 football team Honduras u-17 national football team rugby union in Honduras topic C also outline of Honduras index of Honduras related articles | wikipedia tts | UCMeSYAu27EY1aslaUSaL6VA | 2018-12-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 9,898 | 62,174 |
M7j_b6BmYBo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7j_b6BmYBo | ＜Kids＞Soo：20190310 Let My People Go about The Plagues and the Passover | because it is let my people go I read and I don't told hello the god of the east are things you must let his people go free other wish but it will happen to you but paranoid listen [Music] super-tiny the water in Egypt into the world no one could drink it then you just houses do it big pox where everywhere Steve hello would not it [Music] all the water in Egypt just finit - yeah - [Music] so God can meet the animals donkey and Oh [Music] cos in hand of trash a digit they're very they're destroyed then [Music] it's please sue percent badness over to land flat open panel would not listen okay I recruit every firstborn son to Egypt and although unhappy the Egypt of [Music] [Applause] [Music] this motion next page my people must get oh yeah eat at it and put it's not in there Oh we'll see don't look and past like their house don't [Music] this dope this Unicode impossible for and always remember it is half a big book but that is impossible Sunday even house some enemy powerless me she left oh it's me [Music] but they have knit in Egypt because Pharaoh would not let me go through go through okay I redo a treaty [Music] yes today we read a Bible get offa I'm not funny yes see you tomorrow bye so tomorrow | 성경대장장이프로젝트 | UCo-NBGEX0oXAaLAxpVm6JtQ | 2019-03-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 237 | 1,217 |
JhwxznKTspc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhwxznKTspc | Gears 5 - THIS COMEBACK WAS INSANE!!!... (Sweaty Ranked Control) | they know who I am so this is going to be pretty hard to get embar yeah look that three kids pick it up let me straight line fck it dead is that guy not actually moving that going get crossed from behind yep all right teammate's back though uh they have embar for sure and they're definitely going to get a drop shots yeah this is bad start maybe I could I got to find where a drop shot is at bro I run out of mouse base man oh that back a if it would have hit it would have been insane I believe next is over here so we're just going to stay here that's on Mir mir's one shot him with SK marked it's whatever he goes down please he hurt bro I'm just like I'm full Breaking everyone no I don't know why she pushed down she could have literally bro all right so it's whatever I feel like she could have stayed up there and crossed the kid that uh we down instead of pushing down with a shotty cuz then she just got like what One V two she's crazy for pushing in there by yourself man that guy's [ __ ] batteries right out I got two kids on me I'm done for sure never mind that left just one one one shot nice ah yes I love when they just spawn there thank you she's still H just play her [ __ ] it nice got drop one more shot no way and we don't get close spawn like that's actually our luck we actually don't get close spawn let's fight for the SAR which I'm pretty sure we're not going to be able to get I he just cross him from up top man I'm flash they're pushing back up actually hold up bro St I don't know how I live that just keep Crossing her unnecessary bouncing play up just keep next you just got to set up and just cross we have next we're set yep just like this just keep it like this all right we're chilling keep the cross going what is that Carmine doing why is the Carmine out there you're so smart man um why does he why do they push out that's the real question there's no need for these pushes from my team I just got to type this man literally it's the only way there's no need for them to push out mostly that carine I don't know what he was doing shot on this guy shots on this guy this guy doesn't kill anyone he doesn't kill anyone please Crossing just cross these two die how okay man TR me good [ __ ] what did he say all right so you want to lose is he dumb like look at that you're pushing up for no reason and you die and he leaves he left the game that's crazy people literally play King of the Hill as if it's like free or something like kills matter they literally doesn't you just got to stay in the hill and like just get points that's literally the whole thing of the game My teammate should have play that with me why is she up here my team doesn't know how to keep a hill they uh they rather get kills than points um I confront one of them and they leave why are you pushing out why would you do that what the bro what was the point of that push though I'm taing in Spanish man what if he doesn't speak English we got to push in this man we can't let them just get free points but we just stay here look at them one shot don't he's down push in there there's one kid here Secret Ring for sure nice help me help me nice my teammate just stopped moving to one V2 now it's a okay one shot no way he one this guy just stopped playing what is he doing man what am I like bro what are these teammates that I'm getting I'm getting incense I guess we just hold down next we got to play for drop don't push that let me inst them or SN [ __ ] if she would have waited we I could have literally killed this guy for her pushing down and there's just someone else there just waiting this is lovely man has drop shot now that's the St fice that I'm talking about well just getting [ __ ] him man she might have died there but she kind of helped me I don't know who you're trying to up a okay I don't know where next might be middle and chocked yeah it is it's mid everyone's just there and they're still capping points he goes down just push in there push push push flash one oh way my my shots res me me me please please please he's one down how the [ __ ] did we just take this over shots on SK okay we're we're doing good here maybe play up for drop this guy just up here just Ling man oh you're disgusting oh you joined back that's insane they have bar next should be this way Mir I'm sorry man I had to do it to you we just got to cap next the entire next we because this is winable now if the kid actually plays now there you go yep give them the No No all someone just C please TR on Mark he's pushing up there he's hurt he's running away flashing it out for him you got Lantern we push that back there's three kids there we just push back car M please like why and dude that shirtless guy does not move he doesn't care I must ler 24/7 deon's again no power weapons are on the field though you just got to push this in one shot nice just watch out for incense don't STI together I'm pushing back I'm going to grab these incense one's pushing in one shot drops should be up soon just go next I'll get this just go next that kid just stay here I kill him so they won't get any points all right just push in there [ __ ] it just push in push in push in don't let him get points nice in the front on guys we could literally catch up if we cap this entire Hill the thing is I'm why just stay up just stay alive [ __ ] it on this yeah this guy's G get angle though man GG's he had the chance to get in here I would rather play Pocket make it make sense I have to just use it there man her don't push please don't push please one more one shot nice I'm not saving you I got incense that makes them not push for a bit I got to watch our behind because I'm not you know y that's that's why I was about to say where's cantis at go away we should start going next they do spawn next whenever we kill them so there might be someone secret man here I knew it I actually [ __ ] called it marks you just got to get up there and just cross for me just cross nice just cross this K on me Hur here's down nice we can literally win this there's no way we actually make a comeback they have one more final push off like all four of them there's no need to push out like that nice just thr another inant close nice one more one shot oh how did we win that 15minute match he said damn you suck I literally just dropped 34 man [Music] GG's um who has who picked up Overkill this guy's just heavy looking down on me God you're insane what nice she's abusing the double aim assist on controller I told you guys I don't know if you guys ever seen I made a video on how to get more sniper kills on controller and it's that you hard aim at the very end before you shoot Lally abusing a thing all right we just kill this kid push them together this guy's doing too much movement on 150 ping we push him he's one shot unless he just runs away never mind look just Ling doesn't care he goes down just [ __ ] he got up head SN should be up soon flash there's no way you play this right there's no way I don't know why you did that I want to help teammate get secured next but at the same time like sniper up I'm just not play for Sniper [ __ ] it I'm not sure who picked up Overkill it's on re I'm not sure if it was them or us I'm going to say it was them I might be wrong like insanely wrong but we're going to use it too just because I think they used it but if I'm wrong then that's on me this gu want sniper like you got me [ __ ] up he died then that should be two dead so there's two kids in hill all right one kid in Hill that kid went for drop all right that's it that's us that's our Hill one drop wasted didn't kill anyone that's good nice drop wasted then yo this L thigh guy is abusing everything it's putting its head in the wall so I won't snipe him like quick Scopes the sniper so he can get like double aim assist holy [ __ ] this guy knows all the strats I'm going to go wide just in case they're secret Manning I don't know why you're Ling like that buddy that K just scared me one more he jumped over that's a free kill CH dead I'm dead here wait I just Breck this kid from across the map I'm getting pushed he's one one kid down here help teammates I'm hurt still from the past two three four fights res me nice shs I'm going go down here res res K this guy's lagging out of his mind as well I'm going play for drop I don't know what that could expected let's just play next I don't know where it's at or actually snipers up in 5 seconds so we play for this I don't care I'm wasting double job on you as long as I get this weapon I got you all right just go next I killed two so they should be spawning next three kids alive can you hear me luy I guess he can just kill two kids and get away with it this is just bouncing crazy for no reason like congrats that you could bounce on the easiest game ever that's not a head shot 10 one more kid you don't play him or [ __ ] it just play him we're getting push from all sides now he's one shot we I'm playing for this guy didn't mean to row good [ __ ] that's two kids still then one more then all right we should lowkey start going next but drop should be up in nine I'm going to get Overkill [ __ ] it and just I'm going to pick this up and play next bro Overkill is the most OP weapon of all time like how do they approve this like how do they approve this yeah let's remove uh active reloads for every star weapon but the overkill you know like makes no sense should the overkill like a primary a twoa without activ I miss my I'm choking now one more kid pushing up one shot I'm going to go down going down going down one shot hat I can't see they're playing gears with smokes [ __ ] it I got to use this where are you pushing I'm pushing by I'm pushing back relax nice oh that would have been insane I'm getting pushed I'm actually getting straight line one more in there you got that all right now we push out next maybe one secret maning me that kid was secret maning them all right we play down we play Heavy drops up in one just pick it up you're there nice she's hurt one more kid up there did we trade at least no so he killed her with a drop shot but I couldn't kill her I might just wait for a sniper it's just 20 seconds and we're we're up by a lot so we're probably going to do this one shot go down I CH the EAS shot my life man I'm actually kind of upset then one shot just play heavy on this down Mark they spawn here close they one shot you're one as well and down don't know why he pushed when he was one all right so Valera must yeah it is Valera so Valera has dropped we got to worry about her there she is it wasn't even her there she is she wants me push him back why are you StraightLine me like that he's here there someone else then all right we got we got to secure this entire Hill [ __ ] it I didn't know they were coming from that side man dead that's three kids in there he's one shot 10 10 they're coming from this side I'm just getting smoked out one kid inside Hill there should be one more Valera if I'm pretty sure there she is oh my God I was not to kill that's one more in there dead wait I'm actually popping off dead across the map dad I choked wait for for the active and then we push wait for the active wait that's two kids behind us go go go go de then pushing us then one more you got that nice oh bro I they're fuming there's no way they're not I'm straight line them I don't care I have the best weapon of the game I'm pushing you guys just spawn here Dad push me Dad push me dad you knifed [Music] me GG's that is the worst I've ever played like dirty I mean I literally picked up the overkill 57 and six that's insane | Helios | UCC4A89mKqIoohBJUjZJV7dQ | 2024-03-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,400 | 11,813 |
wPbIQl0CP7s | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPbIQl0CP7s | 3d explainer video baseboard heating system Original | up to 50 on your heating bill with hydro comfort sounds great but how does it work hydro comfort is a self-contained hydronic baseboard heater inside the rust resistant case is the heart of the heater a copper tubing filled with liquid silicone the silicone never freezes boils or needs to be replaced running through the center of the liquid silicone is a nickel chromium hairpin element that is sending pulses of electricity into the silicone to keep it hot initially for the first three minutes there is a 100 draw to heat the silicone once the silicone is fully heated it will kick back but continue to convect heat the same principle as hot water heating after two and a half to three minutes the silicone will cool off a couple degrees then we'll kick back on for 15 to 20 seconds to reheat the silicone so even though hydro comfort is not always pulling electricity it is always emitting heat which creates an even heat distribution called convection flow what this means is the heat is flowing from the heater to the ceiling to the other end of the ceiling to the floor and back to the unit creating a very even distribution of heat which de-stratifies the room stratification means temperature levels within the room hydro comfort stratification levels are within 1 to 3 degrees between the ceiling and the floor other heating systems can vary between 4 and 12 degrees the surface temperature of the hydro comfort unit is one of the lowest on the market which makes it one of the safest units on the market so for efficiency comfort safety and a lifetime warranty hydro comfort is the best choice we are always at your service please visit www.hydrocomfort.com for more information | Clapstick Media - Animated Explainer Videos | UCoawOpfBi36FTtJMHLxx-zQ | 2022-03-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 298 | 1,690 |
7-UKgkg7VSg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-UKgkg7VSg | Large Scale Tattoo Design Help - #2 | all right hi this is ryan from better tattooing i told you i was going to do one right after we did it we're doing two back-to-back because why not we got to go to bed here soon as well we're gonna give you another tip on doing big designs rock and roll [Music] all right now that's over tips on big designs when you start stepping up and you want to do sleeve legs sleep full back full back and buttock whatever right you got to start learning some of these things right first step that we have is don't compartmentalize right look at the design as a whole when you apply it it looks good and this one's going to be a little bit different let it breathe all right what do we mean by let it breathe so when we do a large scale design this means it's a little bit too long with that tail we are let's take it back let's just do a simple back right arm back so when we're doing a large scale design usually we're trying to do like the first one don't compartmentalize we're going to be doing a design that's going to maximize whatever this space is right we want to have it match maybe even the back when the arms are down it's going to totally match with this stuff that's going on here so the problem with this is is that as a person ages they shrink right their skin gets thinner things like this and certain spots right armpits maybe even the back of the arms the lower back right these spots end up oh yeah especially along the neckline these spots end up aging right they get thin they get crepe papery they lose the detail so when we're doing large scale designs we're trying to make sure that we pay attention to these spots right we're not going to want to put a detail on these or tattoo it even at all where we know that it's going to age we want to let it breathe as the skin thins the pigment's going to need to go somewhere right so we want to make sure that we give it space to move into those areas i mean it's not going to move like four inches or some but it still is going to want to move and when it moves especially if the skin ends up if it's straight right and then over time it gets super wrinkly and it doubles in size yeah maybe it could get filled up there who knows right um we're going to try to take these age spots or these spots where aging is going to occur more rapidly or at least be more extreme if somebody does age and we're going to take them into account we're planning our design this is key in making long lasting tattooing especially something that's big right so how do we identify oh you green i should just i've got literally pens right there and i don't know why i don't use them i'm just so lazy sometimes um so how do we start to identify what spots are going to be you know like more likely to get uh old and crepe papery as we age right so first thing we're going to do is we're going to look by joints right this isn't the things you smoke this is the joints on your body anything that pivots and moves elbows shoulders wrists ankles knees hips back right along your joints they're always going to right why because they have a decreased amount of connective tissues and we'll just do this because they don't want to write connective tissues um the less connective tissue that you have in the space usually the more rapidly it's going to reach age range look at your hands right you've seen old hands they get super thin they get all gnarly they do the stuff a lot so that's you know what's gonna happen there you see that type of crate papering happen as well around the elbow especially at the top of the bottom of the tricep right inside of the arms right by the armpits front and back the neckline top of chest right sides stomach things like that so we want to make sure that we're looking for that right because those connective tissues i'm going to test use as well that way i don't it looks like a g um that way that way that if we're looking at spot you can usually feel it right if it's tactile if we touch it and it moves quite a bit when we move the skin we know that there is a lot of you know connective tissues like on here i can do this on my hands there's a ton of movement right you can just feel the difference okay the next thing that we're going to be doing is looking for hair and it doesn't have to be like thick dark hair we're just looking for follicles right follicles um the hair follicles on the in your skin have skeletal muscle actually surrounding them which is really strange right we wouldn't think that we have skeletal muscle under a skeleton not in our skin but we do that's what makes like you know goosebumps so you can actually like kind of pinch the skin together just a little bit where there's hair follicles and you'll start to see them become more apparent where you find hair follicles that start to become less and less and less right usually you get towards like the armpit places like this around the joints right you're going to see how how quickly that connective tissue underneath starts to dissipate that's just what happens right so those are kind of like your two things that you're going to look for next one if you can't look directly on the person maybe you're doing things like remotely or something like this you're going to ask them about their family i'm going too much i'm going too fast in my own head anyways if somebody's getting a tattoo and maybe they look like their aunt their uncle whatever right and their aunt or uncle or whatever is 30 years older than them you can kind of gauge based on what they look like right familiar resemblance as to what maybe they're going to age like as well i mean if they're pretty close looking you can be like okay well your uncle's 76 you know and he's got really saggy arms okay well you know when we're doing the sleeve we might want to simplify some of the design um or maybe it's just like nah dude like you're super skinny but your you know uncle is like he's like a big dude right you know he's not like ripped but he's like that you know like that trucker ripped just like a big thick boy skin's super tight stuff like this like dude let's maximize that detail because if you're gonna be 70 and look like that rip dude boss um yeah like let that genetic background of these people kind of dictate how you're going to do stuff you're going to make an assumption about this right because we don't know that they're going to end up like this based on lifestyle habits things like this right but if that genetic propensity is there you can kind of be like well maybe this is something that we can do right and that's it we're going to be letting it breathe when we do that right we're trying to make sure that the design is going to age with the person as opposed to thinking that it's a canvas or a sculpture right if we put a painting on the wall we just need to keep it out of the light and it can last basically forever right skin doesn't do that we've got a limited time on this planet where it can look good and if we can maximize that time that we have available to make it look good we've done a really good job more tattooers so tip number two check out these things before you start your large scale design and remember don't compartmentalize the design when you're doing it all right that's ryan from better tattooing saying good luck signing off [Music] | Better Tattooing | UC9a4FID1ne3p6w8H41dllVg | 2022-03-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,421 | 7,324 |
a6j5lbt6OLQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6j5lbt6OLQ | NEFFEX - My Way 😤 (Official Music Video) [Copyright Free] No.158 | [Music] cause i don't give a [ __ ] what you say yeah i'ma do [ __ ] my way i got a lot of [ __ ] to say so imma do this every day i'll be writing things until i'm [ __ ] buried in my grave six feet deep wonder but my body won't decay cause my messenger a message for eternity for everyone internally i am some people birding me but now they [ __ ] learn to see i ain't the one to [ __ ] with now they looking nervously and i don't really care what you think of me respectfully [Music] cause i don't [Music] i can't contain it i'm coming out with a statement you really changed man all your music in arrangement you don't know a [ __ ] shut your mouth you could save it i'm the same dude that god has come up from the basement 100 songs 100 weeks didn't change it experiments development intelligence and patience i'll do it all again cause i never feel complacent let's keep the good vibes positivity's contagious i'm never looking back cause i made a life that's passionate a college graduate suppressing all his talents yeah you found a way to go and change become an advocate for taking control of your life go out and battle and you think you ever dreamed an act on it get after it get out your head and [ __ ] capture it you got one life to master it don't give up on your future we all start losers [Music] do [Music] you | NEFFEX | UCBefBxNTPoNCQBU_Lta6Nvg | 2022-06-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 254 | 1,408 |
8pL_zhhz73Q | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pL_zhhz73Q | Cambodia Radio News VOA Voice of Amarica Radio Khmer Morning Tuesday 09/05/2017 | so Skype regimen is Baptista Mitra neck non cap siman tov tolerable vo an approach my auntie em the prank I can attempt upon the company Tom l'amore bonanza hakurei micron sake camera Pisa songs become prominent appear attend a Washington here ketchup lamb Lupin seized upon namjoon damn Rimbaud mean sometimes I'm candle willie abruptly on cars approach it we couldn't composition bukata pluto comes a car the same Musa who some I particularly muy mala tippity-top die crying crying economical take campus here Yankee safer bottom like uncle sorry heat from mingori thank you knock knock up Saira bhabi Oh anal Willie Rodney young humans Radhika on paper Coppola wrote Kampuchea multiple wounds don't I am pika but with sickness Rahman outside can be clear about you as easier long boa silence Radhika on pay precision an Tempranillo protein fat language Dharmendra Bank a prank a marina parabolic 14 mallets Romanian romantic ride Academy tripod Amin and rocky website to order Lupin sees a one jessaminejoy looks one dumps don't cassidy me Luke Uncas appreciate good look that up al hussein body couldn't rot happy bar company can prove catch up linda comes a car Jimmy the longer that passing through kid link you get them down D like I found her niche Academy look blue team up then I play I guess it's up here new songs in a flying car they drink signed a tiny little set up our Hussein bonding time for some time you mean conversion clanking boot gotcha clued me the norm when I Papa Charlie Company here Kulu comes a car let a monkey trip man and what diamond being car tore up Jim Phuket and here negativity from drug drop the uncommon group to pop I guess it's a fear about LuPone significant kind of Caban moon Hank they were armed import our team is at adorable only American Sign Language and movie noon on people who the people I think I'm not talk about locums occur moon cockatoo lady cabin pink the little cars and what has been to know the to burn character looking really to talk and look up the can be inserted to ban crumbs Tippmann of Campeche hundred so they try and cut the dive and thought her cocoon becomes Akane - 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EacOjv8O0GI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EacOjv8O0GI | Urban dictionary's 261 slang word for farting | there's 261 ways to do this to say this the Urban Dictionary you have got a lot to answer for the bay morning crew with Mark and Millie listen this morning I've come up with something out of the Urban Dictionary 261 slang terms for the action of popping off in the English language really just give you one more all right I love this one so childish and I've got my button gravy pants there's 26 61 ways to do this to say this the Urban Dictionary you have got a lot to answer for float and air biscuit enough enough no more it is enough is it sorry the bay morning crew with Mark and Millie | bay 93.9 Geelong | UCER_iq738Tld8jyVo3WKzcQ | 2023-11-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 118 | 591 |
sZ1_yPFdyBE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ1_yPFdyBE | What is Posidonia Oceanica? & How can we protect it as sailors? Eps. 3 | one of the reasons this is such a broker you're saying this because my name is Suzanne and welcome to ocean Nomad TV in this video we are going to talk about what Cydonia what is to protect it I'm here in Majorca and one of the reasons this is such a boaster donea OC Anika is a seagrass also called Neptune grass which only lives in a Mediterranean Sea and it's believed to be ten thousand years old 3% of the Mediterranean is covered with his neptune Russ in 1999 posted ona field in Ibiza and Formentera were declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO there's a reason the seagrass has been named after the Greek god of the Seas let's dive in and explore four reasons why the poster donea is so important number one for lots of fish sea animals and plants the post Adonia is their shelter place their home and their nutrition Umbra - but Adonia purifies the water and helps to clean up the sea it makes the water crystal clear the scent superfine and it gives the belly Eric's one of the most beautiful beaches in the world number three Pass Adonia plays an important role against eroding of beaches and the dunes there the lungs of the sea absorb big amounts of co2 and provide oxygen we breathe one hectare of pasado Nia produces hundred thousand liters of oxygen per day this is five times more oxygen then a hectare produces in the Amazon rainforest it also absorbs three times as much co2 as the rainforests this makes the post dona of essential importance against climate change the post Adonia is facing some challenges more pasado Nia is disappearing than growing it's an extremely slow growing specie which only grows about two centimeters per year the posted Oh Nia is getting more and more damaged mainly by pollution plastics other chemical products we use agricultural runoff and sewage diminishes the amount of light available to the plants and plants need light to grow also the effect of boat anchors and shaving chains are killing and damaging the post dona anchorage pull out the roots of the plants you can compare this with pulling out a tree in the amazon creations of nature that took dozens of years to grow with more tourists more boats more pollution a changing climate and an acidifying sea we are putting more pressure on this ancient plant it is slowly disappearing and with it all the benefits that are brings we have to thank the posse Dona for the crystal clear waters and the quality of our air what can we do as ocean nomads planned for mooring and anchoring opted for places where they have installed boys if it's essential to use an anchor make sure to choose an area free of pasta Dona arrived in the day so you can see where the white sandy parts are to anchor both the anchor and the chain should be understand check charts satellite images and user generated info on navigation systems to identify a post donia free area there are apps tools and resources out there that can help you find moorings and safe zones I will link to them in the comments some areas have Posidonia control boats you can call on the radio to help you find an appropriate anchor spots be conscious about the actions you take and use ocean friendly shampoos sunscreen and boat cleaning products discharged black water offshore or with marina services or go by the rule s OS spread the word not everyone is aware about the importance of posa dona share this video with one person who you think would be interested awareness is the key to ocean action above all make it fun dive in to see for yourself how beautiful this sea grass is and how much life hides in it thanks for watching if you enjoyed this video give it a like share it with your friends and subscribe to awesomenesstv YouTube special thanks to do very important pirates that made this video hello you can become one by following this link thank you [Music] | Suus | Nomadlife with Nature | UCafWP3L9VWT30A8dlFoCRgw | 2018-09-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 698 | 3,832 |
9SSvdLnmDiI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SSvdLnmDiI | Lesson 111 - CAP Theorem Illustrated | hello and welcome to software architecture monday my name is mark richards and in this lesson number 111 we'll take a look at cap theorem illustrated cap theorem also known as brewer's theorem states the following within any given system we could have consistency now consistency the c part of cap theorem is defined is that a query is always guaranteed to return the latest updated value the latest data and if it can't it will return an error if it can't guarantee that that's the latest information we can also have availability that's the a part of cap now availability says a query will always return information always return data but it might not be the latest update now the p part is partition tolerance which says in any given system that the system will continue to operate in the event of a network failure cap theorem says you cannot have all three of these so pick two but it's kind of interesting let's focus on the partition tolerance piece and let's go back to lesson 18 of software architecture monday where i talked about the fallacies of distributed computing now a fallacy is something that we believe to be true but it really isn't and specifically i want to look at fallacy number one the network is reliable no it's not everything's running fine here but once we get a partition or a failure in the network now these two services can't communicate so in distributed computing and distributed architectures it's interesting to note that those kind of systems really have to support partition tolerance we really don't have a choice so the point is that one's a given which means captain really is stating between all three of these pick one we could have partitioning and consistency or partitioning and availability because networks do fail so let's take a look at each of these choices and i want to graphically show these through topologies to really show you what's going on between consistency and availability so we can really understand the choices that we have let's talk first about a topology so here's a particular node and we have inventory service which does its updates to a data and also node 2 has the same topology where we have the inventory service and updating data and now this data is kept in sync through bi-directional database replication that's what creates that consistency and we also have a client that can go through some sort of network switch or load balancer to either of these nodes to get or update inventory so let's talk first about availability and partition tolerance and that would be ap so with ap here's what happens we lose connectivity between these databases between the nodes they can't talk to one another anymore what ap says availability in choosing that over consistency is that any request to either of these nodes will continue to operate and continue to return data however unfortunately it can't guarantee that that data is the latest and so we might be returning stale data and so in this case the trade-off really here is that data is always returned we get that availability but it doesn't necessarily reflect the latest update so we don't have any consistency of our data now once the network communication does start happening now the data comes back in sync and we're all set again but notice there was no interruption from the client standpoint let's now talk about consistency and i want to show a couple of topologies for this one so with consistency and partition tolerance cp we have the same kind of scenario but we lose connectivity the network fails between the nodes what cp says when we choose consistency is to say any query to any node will now fail because the data must be kept consistent it must be always in sync and so our trade-off here is that errors will always be returned but there's not a chance that our data will ever be out of sync now it's kind of interesting here because these really are eventual consistency there's a small amount of latency that occurs between the databases during that bidirectional replication however small there still is a slight chance that i can't guarantee that i'm returning the very latest data and so another topology to guarantee that is as follows where node 1 contains the data and notice node 2 does not and it actually has to communicate with node 1 to get the data now if we have a network not if when we have a network failure [Laughter] we're still choosing consistency over availability but there's an interesting story with this topology here errors will always be returned in node 2 or any node that doesn't contain the data but interestingly enough if the client is directed to node one it will work and so here with this kind of topology it keeps things consistent that's why we're choosing consistency but errors are only returned for non-data nodes interesting though as you'll notice here on the slide i said no availability but we have partial availability mark well that's true but the key point here is availability is defined as always being able to process a request always being able to return data to you and not producing an error and so that case formally this still is not defined as availability although switching the topology gives us some level of continued processing so i consider this more true consistency as a when we talk about cp because it really has that that doesn't worry about the synchronization of the data so for more information about architecture in general you can certainly go to our book the fundamentals of software architecture that neila ford and i published last year and also my website developer2architect.com and specifically under the lessons link software architecture monday where all these lessons are housed and so this has been lesson 111 cap theorem illustrated i hope that clarifies some questions about cap theorem and really qualifies that we only do really have two choices not three when we look at that triangle thank you all so much and stay tuned next week or the week after next for another lesson in software architecture monday thank you all so much | Mark Richards | UC-Z7T0lAq_xECevIz8E5R5w | 2021-04-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,061 | 6,065 |
hRjCrVdbLLk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRjCrVdbLLk | Purity Is The Only Way Forward! - Old World Blues: Enclave Reborn (Purist + No Step Back Update) #1 | greetings everyone i'm mr michael lover and thank you for joining me here at the start of new campaign in old world blues of course as we are beginning as the enclave using the updated version of older blues which includes the supply map modes which is kind of why i wanted to play the enclave again um i played as the enclave literally like seven times i think but i wanted to try the auto blues out again with the supply map mode update and figure you know what let's go back to the enclave and to the disappointment i'm sure of some people we're gonna go with the purity row which i don't think has anything changed since the last time i played it but it's been a while since i've done this and i wanted to play the enclave again and see what old world blues is like with supply but years ago we managed to escape from the destruction of the main enclave forces at navarro the man in which we survived can still be felt today maybe what about the 3.2 caps update please go ahead but escape years ago we managed to escape from the destruction of the main enclave forces that navarre although man in which we survived can still be felt today we did what fought away out with power armor we lose some manpower we escaped using or during using orders oh we're going to need some vertebrates i'll be honest we're going to use invertebrates especially if i'm going to pair drop and destroy uh ncr even though i want some extra divisions enclave veteran sounds very nice oh but actually gunships oh god i love gunships i forget also uh because it is early enough um i will ask for you guys like let me know um i've said stuff in the past enclave campaigns where i said i do something the next one plays enclave i can't remember exactly what i said last time so there's anything i said i would do this time for this type of campaign let me know in the comments because i'll read your comments and uh try to try to do it because i always forget exactly what i said in previous campaigns what i do in future campaigns but sergeant jordan as well respected by both the reformers and purest factions within the enclave the enclave needs the president however the serge expressed his interest when he called to sir for the rest of his career it was reliving gosh darn it and we'll decide just a little bit our president we made her choice and the choice would change the future enclave if we are successful america but it really is the man we elected let's see oh i don't want to lose any more division or any more manpower but [Music] that's a lot of divisions oh but gunship is going to take so long actually can we produce gunships i'm not saying anything up here god dang it i think we can and we do need those transport planes ah you know what we're gonna use many enclave divisions as possible screw it we're gonna lose that manpower we'll see what it's like what they're like now are you good you guys are 20 combo with no i i'm assuming here and our normal enclave division is actually 12 and a half combo with which is not bad power but the tune but i forget i'm pretty sure that this campaign will end up using um the meta like that is most currently usable in heart vanilla hoy4 so like 18 combo with like 27 combo with not 20 combo with anymore i could be wrong but oh motivation huh anyways we're on the very borders of the ncr rogue nation occupying american soil we cannot deny that we they would destroy us if they became fully whatever existence luckily for us the bear is blind and we can buy bureaucracy and finding an ineffectual leader with the right efforts made we can hide under the very nose of the ncr until we're strong enough to reveal our plans but we're going to keep them in the shadows forever it'll become hard and hard to conceal ourselves as time goes on and i don't want to touch that until we are forced to touch that so our presidente now it says we have doctrines available but we don't really have anything available here at all sergeant jordan is well respected by both their former and purest factions with an enclave nevertheless neither seems a viable president have protested their own candidates the appearances of selected franklin anderson as a candidate while the reformers are led by douglas granite it appears that purest faction has the advantage but the support of the sarge could still tip the skills and fear their farmers as much as i want to do this one sergeant door endorses and supports franklin anderson welcome board franklin anderson purity because i like them pure even after all these setbacks our vision for the return of the true humanity is not yet wavered in fact most of the weak minded and defeatists have already left our midst we'll purify the mutants from the scroll and reclaim our beloved homeland at any costs we add purists less manpower mobilization speed goes up we'll get more coverage we lose stability and get enclave efficiency anderson's past now i remember before we did this one last time oh crap unbreakable will you know we'll see if anyways anderson's past dr franklin as a former member of the enclaves chemical core the doctors recently escaped from 30 years of imprisonment and servitude as first a non-personal prisoner and shitty sends darkest all then a slave to a tribe and then of course another as a slave in new reno since his return to freedom he has championed the deals of the enclave of old purity supremacy and the re-establishment of america verbally involved in several secret projects during the presidency of dick richardson notably the fpv experience of mariposa and the creation of frank horrigan he seeks to finish what he and his colleagues started four decades ago the eradication of mutant menace that dares has tried upon american soil when he was a young son to see distinguished himself as what oh this one's playing i don't know this one's okay let's go to another one holy fathers stare down a rampaging frank horror again it could be subdued unbreakable will pioneer a new composition of the common step back via self-testing it's only five percent sought out test subjects for this chemical core on the mainland look at one sport of oligarchy too which is not bad we're the purest faction which are elites so it's not bad unless they go up faster faster it's not bad recovery rate or stability i like the stability thing stability is actually really really really important to get but um most scientists leave the dirty work to the soldier but anderson often accompanied them to the mainland sharing the company in dangers respected by soldiers unbreakable will i only go respected by soldiers sold into slavery after decades of ncr imprisonment anderson was forgotten about it was one of the many undocumented prisoners in the nfc ncr bureaucracy moved from prison to prison until eventually an enterprising ward and seoul and other unmarked prisoners and slavery at two came out station oh the 80s oh three vehicle technologies is not bad but camo station medical technology we're not really going to use medical technology too much we'll it'll be helpful but let's go to vehicles anderson's escape while slave anderson's kept the most physical labor due to his knowledge of chemistry being able to turn rudimentary scavenge items into poisons and bombs it was deemed useful by his captors years later when he started taking its stolen anderson they decided to bring him to new reno hoping that mordinos would be interested in an old but empty chemically gifted slave much a surprise in the party near norino he organized other sites in an uprising oh killed his captors using in their sleepers using a gas oh actually that could be extremely useful five percent maricopa population is going to be extremely important to use but resourceful supply consumption because oh that's going to be really bad for us you know what the easy way would be inspiring he's respected by soldiers you know what this might not make you easier i want to do supply consumption 20 minus 20 this is better to do overall it's just better to do so we're not going to do that one remember the rig oh we need a purgey opposition of course so enclave radio more daily pvp would be good point one yeah i'm gonna get more daily pp don't play radio we can reveal the powerful radio beacons of the sierra armor depot which will allow us to broadcast or signal across the wasteland this will be invaluable for organizing long distance expeditions as well as reaching any remnants still loyal to the enclave and if you're wondering about the followers of the apocalypse please go right ahead yeah no hustle decisions yeah no they got it we gotta leave we don't want we don't want them here uh point seven two or seven day caps we don't really get caps so um raid supplies i'm gonna wait divert the supplies and uh that's gonna be bad but we're gonna do play get the followers no no we don't know do some bribes and threats we could obtain a small portion of the following stockpiles along to be used by army yeah why not we'll see what happens oh what is this is that stability wow that's not worth it purity though that's worth it and of course we go toward the 80s whenever we want but let's not do that followers are established let's get rid of them or organize the troops look at more 20 oh wow enclave military that's nice contact the remnants political power to call home straight unclear references manpower mariposa protectors of him humanity god bless the enclave oh yes please remember the rig and then our sierra army depot we do probably need to get a war pretty soon for the airship oh wow look at all that technology we're getting nice virgin opposition oh digging there it is well with moral improving it's time to look outwards and prepare the liberation of the mutant occupied territory surrounding us many of which are sitting on military equipment caches of indispensable value to our goals we'll begin with new reno our old hiding place yeah i don't know why this has popped up i mean we're going to go down to find warfare but father's rejected i haven't worked out we've been we've been behind successive attempts to undermine their influence and steal their supplies the followers of the apocalypse have finally got our own tired of antics and left their lands while they're still happy to tender civilian and bases set up around the border they refuse to step inside our nation to protest we say good riddance then anarch is kind of no business here except attempting to overthrow us or people are somewhat annoyed at our choice of action but at least they'll no longer be swayed by the father's propaganda we did well okay weekly war sport is that for the rest of the game no no that's right i i thought we would but okay i got excited for no reason we have enclave efficiency which is not bad we have purists thank god protected by this year i would depot oh if it were to fall you'll have some time to claim before the game is over oh wow power armor expertise very nice enclave scientist very good and then political infighting not bad not great not i'd rather not have it but whatever ah good old research it's been a while since i've done this at the time of this recording so um is this still not as good growth is okay i'm not too upset about growth eight percent output oh that's even better output let's see growth maximization state that that gives you more max factors in state what do you prefer more factors in the state or more output replicators well standard technology construct robotic workers are nice you say replicators and i want to replicate myself so work as needed work assignments honestly it works in assignments you know let's try something else i always use the other ones let's try that one i want to try things that i don't always normally try but sometimes we do yeah i'll get the glider too because we can now we can actually make divisions here huh oh wow this isn't exactly lining up perfectly but whatever very weird but okay 12 and a half of course we have enclave pa infantry which is even better um we need a lot of power armor found with us what do we have here oh i have to hide still well we'll see if we can bribe officials our ancient disappearances of technocracy former's 49 it's so going up which is nice nice nice 28 and we have some water no coffee here today but some water uh we have to so be it more ppp police thank you and taking arena because we can i want a little bit of conflict in our life clearing out the natives the ultimatum take vault city ransack the labs we organize our troops we need more stability contact the remnants eh more armies will be really good okay three field veterans decisions uses except to be equipped merposa syria armored depot more political power will be very good so we could remember the right as well war support uh yeah worst part would be pretty good but it doesn't really matter too much does it right now the sierra armadillos remain relatively unluted thanks to its automated defenses they should respond too our military access codes leaving us free to access unsp lower levels of the depot to set up our new base of operations one of our patrols stumbled upon expeditionary trims of caravan the squad leader less trigger happy than some has reported back requesting orders on how to proceed the caravan's not close enough to confirm that they were faced with unknown power armor specifically but rumors of suspicious patrols in nevada desert could reach the ncr nonetheless leave them be no witnesses resourceful order patrols will use 251 power armor from now on suspicion will go down by 10. currently 20. this will not happen again okay i don't there's any more stability it's already four percent pretty god awful i'm not gonna lie that's pretty bad we're gonna take the arena if we can we do have eight divisions and we should honestly be able to do that pretty easily birthday darn easily no could win really easily and really quickly or we could grind up on the enemy uh we'll see let's go in oh hello oh the trading thing it's been so long since i've played old blues other times recording so oh look at that we need caravans vehicles and convoys oh god supply's gonna be probably really bad then let's go for nixon turkey dick after that one remember the rig horsepower would be nice four decades ago or a base of operations with sabotage many of our old guard lost comrades and family in the sewing explosion the act has gone unavenged and decades since but we have not forgotten energy sales of course disloyalty receiving reports of an enclave officer openly disrupting our leadership going as far as loudly claiming that the recent elections were fraudulent a round of the officer and everyone involved with him find the man and make an example of him we have more important matters to tend to uh it's not bad if you lose all that man you know what uh there you go we don't lose any man by that way get more oh you know i would like to actually political power but i don't want any there we go where are we at 63 is pretty good there you go not bad i want you to keep beating him up because we need more uh army xp and those are not going to give us very much i'd rather have it than not so and then reprogramming army defenses two light robots are formed oh okay welcome energy weapon power armor actually you probably need those resources suppose archives we don't want to produce any garbage though right oh gun chips are pretty nice our new base of operations would be really good for stability but we're going to remember the rig next yeah that'd be for the best i could just do that make it easy on us hey lord of the weeks we're up against the major power now nice follow the neurino nice oh one look at that great that's it not a lot of uh political power but our energy lost wasteland after the disaster on the rig and the wasteland remains popular by freaks and mutants who preferred all that humanity holds dear given the few remaining humans who hold the enclave's cause is difficult to properly subjugate the monsters we consist several different occupation policies including one exploit resources another which lets us dismantle their so-called factories and relocate them to the cereal depot via decision understand how to do them how do we relocate factories for occupation policy said to the dismantle factories we can transfer factories back to the sierra army depot of course we'll run out of facilities eventually so we may be forced to pursue other alternatives note that as the resistance increases states will fall from a control and become part of the lawless wasteland the natural state of the mutants who how to reclaim the law's wasteland a resistance rises to 25 percent and is take control by the enclave it will revert to the wallace wasteland while we can move through the wallace lawless wasteland we cannot explain yeah this may change if we recover pre-war robotic technology and if we deploy garrison to the state we can control it we'll need to make sure that we can hold onto it or revert to it wasteland okay god i hate mutants who doesn't so here we are at occupied territories no occupation enslave oh we can enslave locals daily compliance gain well that would that really matter so we'll do that one and we'll remember the rig eventually how do we get course ransack the labs purify the city um i don't remember how to do that oh booster power cable that's pretty good oh reservoir too because we do need to do what poison the bear uh lessons from the war cloning oh we definitely need this one cloning experimentation we'd absolutely have to get that one including the natives oh manchester plus ultimatum god bless the enclave veterans open the vaults i forget oh can we not court maybe we can't court plasma weaponry streamline power armor i like both slave labor oh i love slave labor collar slave labor good daily compliance would it be possible for us actually do enslave the locals would that be possible oh any complete slave labor okay so we can't quite do that so basically no compliance again you might as well just do that one for now and then we're gonna have to hang out like right over here for now as well so we need to go on the left side as fast as possible get and start getting some more compliance this is what it looks like anything else around here oh good refugees i don't really care about that part whatever so with that in mind we gotta rush down here so rebuild the airship first i guess hidden deep underground is the secret arm depot second hangar is that an axis contingency plan holds several within several vbo2s and the means to keep them running as smoothly as a day they were entombed nice oh against oh we can still do score shirt that's nice for lovelock now we're good oh it's gonna go really high in it bribe them nah we're good i'll deal with these guys oh [Music] dear the van graffs come and enter your weaponry do you make a deal we'll probably just deal with them uh let's hear it oh good anything else up here bribe them wasn't there something else we're supposed to do here oh retail machinery of course executive orders and stuff like that we need more stability well all small speeches literally actually says oh we can do stuff too i forgot about spinning your pp here as well i'm going to race down this side if you possibly can hmm or remember the rig i like that one a lot the ultimatum i would love to do that one if we just do that army strings with you 200 are more compared to them uh i guess with that one economic advisors that's not bad benjamin curling daniel shaky of course beauregard who's over here for culture sergeant jordan of course boris t felix grayson um joshua morgan how much better to get point five eight that's not oh dear elite sport resistance growth speed resistance target following tm wilkins i like that guy we're definitely gonna grab him who's over here because we didn't get some more well of course if india nidal but they don't have daily army xp okay okay i'll see okay there's dearly army xp there's that one look we had to go there pretty quickly i was over here vehicle designer quality ah quality versus quantity you know what i always ask you guys when i do these campaigns let me know do we do quality quality pa team or should we do quantity i kind of prefer quality but i'll leave that up to you guys to decide we're on navarro veterans which is also very good love it especially for this type of campaign so honestly i think we should be start working on that stuff but isn't there a way we gotta do the van graffs or so let's deal with them first we're not gonna make a deal with them just kill them off um i want the resources from here military exercise would be good too cool now i get straight knowledge bank graphs popularity energy weaponry construction speed family vaults that wouldn't be bad whatever just going around expansion and the caps economy we don't really care too much all right so let's grab some more daily army x because we don't need that that'd be very nice and maybe get some more stability out of this as well right now we can't make anything yay uh actually where's reno so we take new reno with a city of crime and this side we can't do anything here which is fine whatever yeah get a war goal outlining up the night nevada contact the veterans hiding in new reno for acquisition resources recognize vegas autonomy model communities okay so we don't get free cars in them okay protections of humanity remember navarro um no just follow some booster power on cap we need a purgey opposition as well though and how we do that more than eighty percent support for the purest faction economic stimulus we're gonna block please go ahead we're programming the robot defenses let's go with this and excavate the lower levels our military codes give us access to parts of the depot that are almost entirely untouched let us open the old armory and maintenance storages and salvage what we can that'll be nice reduce research of shifts yeah 66 it's not bad unlicensed muti hunt it appears that one reverberation team is going out of their way to inflict collateral damage on mutants during the patrols going as far as tallying and counting the vertibird while their actions could risk operational security to the enclave punishing them may prove an unpopular move considering return state and stance on mutants make an example of them they're in court martial this may happen again boys will be boys well i was going to go up anyways um i'd rather not lose any more manpower so thank you let me save those 27 boys you're welcome reduce research quickly worse broke up but we want more stability so which one's stability here factory output here just admin shifts yeah that's your exercises we're gonna use some political power over here too um you know what we're gonna remember the rig first get the political power so we can do that one too yeah it'll be good and then recovering the archives yeah actually we're gonna excavate the lower levels anyway so avoid that just give a little bit of time first a destination rumors of half mutant rivers up against burden that are respected administrative artists half mutant like many of our younger personnel was born years after the fall of the world with surviving enclave slogan mysteriously absent mother huh if these allegations are true he may be a serious risk to our uh our security top secret these ones enclave radio brackets aren't worth it no compromise no mercy they're just rumors nope we will not take that risk i refuse to take the risk can we actually conclude it can be powered up you actually power it up we'll see i remember the rig oh an enclave military officer is not bad yeah it's not going up fast enough well faster faster faster faster but hey look at that army xp good stuff so i'm gonna choose someone here interventionist max send volunteers oh hello oh ah well it's wasteland stop shooting outpost bringing it under our direct control set resistance 20 becomes owner and control of new route oscars command power it's fine that's gonna go back up in it yeah so just let it kind of let it go that direction for now drop an attacker oh sport coming would be nice yeah i'll make sure we actually get that stuff done yeah where is the ability to just take the resources i want to i want to take these factories but it's not over here oh maybe i'm being just being dumb anyone just being dumb about it i don't see it though remember the rig yeah we definitely gotta get to on and slay the locals fast here we are nationwide assimilation don't care there you go covering the archives contacted the remnants king that's not bad resume fev trials i don't get richer too so reprogram the robot offenses the automated defense of the syria army depot is kept is safe or vaulted safe from the looting for two centuries until the return of the rifle owners let us suggest programming of the most operational machines to serve as a field division as well yeah look at that now we have none of this stuff great stops you're not post services 20 yeah it's all right it's all right 70 percent hold small speech military exercise will be good though we get any more we have 33 war sport not much obviously we'll take it still strap bots division training time protections of humanity ooh more organization more stability would be nice oh that's what broken the bots first though actually what does this one modify purist oh i'll get this one it's not bad not great but not bad unassumed refugees follow the apocalypse rejected disloyalty receiving reports of an enclave officer openly disputing our leadership going as far as loudly claiming that the elections were fraudulent crap so i have to say just crap well i want to do this one but it doesn't look like we're gonna be able to get up there soon ah yeah yeah economic advisors research speed daily elite uh that would be bad army stuff like that let's see i'll be over here dornan intellectuals that'll be a waste of time i don't mind hurting our consumer goods we can't are we building anything we sort of are but fifteen percent of our political power can be quite nice especially we keep them on here for the entire time but this is pretty good too that's pretty nice but we don't really need the resistance stuff right now right yeah we could use them but you know what are we keeping for long enough 50 political power for a guy gives us how much more almost 0.3 every day it's not bad actually for the performance minus five percent would be bad yeah we can't afford to have them getting bigger 72 is pretty good though all right so that one we're covering the archives much of our research was lost in a borrowed poseidon and a resulting exodus even our communication protocols had to be established so let us salvage what we can from the servants or servers and archives of the sierra army depot surely some of this information suitable for our purposes went down to three stones not bad yeah that's not good we're going to definitely need way more stuff here not bad that for that but still in the economy capture the war well the war is gone legal designers vertebrae design team oh my gosh i love that fighter design teams yeah no gun chips if you can make your gunships even more reliable and make them even cheaper oh my gosh you're gonna give me way too excited for this i love the gun ships energy weaponry industry technology nice good stuff and we need more than eighty percent support we're getting close actually support coming good good robotics oh oh basically this is basically care about equipment we definitely make these all right that's new nice i like that uh cybernetics nothing here yeah we'll get there eventually though and encryption they actually made two divisions here we go you can be commanded by jacob dwemer oh but here's a former no no we're good married lieutenant mary orwich cafeteria incident disturbing photographs been circulating on cafeteria staff involving one of the staff members intentionally handling ingredients improperly like a show of finding and punishing the man the more important match to tend to oh we need that pp i'm going to grab that pp another one is obviously a better choice but like we need that political power now that two exercises nice more army xp which we need for literally quite literally for non-doctrine and oligarchy nice good woodworking is good too and there you go alamo chapter well it's been a while since it's been so long since i've played old world blues man so long ranchers military community oh that'd be good as well to do so all right so now we're 80 i hope we can purge the opposition there are many in our myths who do not share our vision for the future they must be dealt with because we could really use it actually political power division organization recovery rate stability and our former advisors are purged or executed on false charges false charges what do you mean false charges are you kidding me those are not false charges all right so we gotta help and bribe for them again always bribing always hiding actually 40. that's unfair we don't own this so this should be so lawless right ai should not be able to figure out that we're actually over there that's not cool there you go advanced oh oh yes ah look at all that's good stuff i can't even make anything god dang it whatever do we have any money at least bottle caps no we got no cash refugees i don't know that well i guess technically i guess they would want to settle in the lawless wasteland if if they knew that there could be a potential promised land or whatever this would make some slight sense but still protectors humanity would be very nice for stability uh which we'll get hopefully some more yeah it'll definitely get some stubby there remember navarro yeah any more population stability organization pretty good new base of operations wow in parts of the base remain disrespect we found ourselves an excellent base of operations for now we can dedicate some of this machinery left here towards producing equipment not a bad idea also if i'm screwing this up i'll probably replay this off screen so we got to be careful we don't want to spend any rmx because i've done that before and i've used it all up and it's just not a good time when you screw it up i'm not saying you guys screwed up but i definitely screwed it up in the past and i don't want to be the mistakes douglas granite desserts graham has taken a few of his most devoted spores and dessert the enclave then i vertebrate last night support for the performance is doing over the disappearance of the leader good written to them i'm i'm not gonna lose a single single man nice oh technoxy goes up by 20 that's a fat number that's a chunky number mama chunksters there we go nice there you go they're completely gone their former faction is dead we love it awesome awesome awesome awesome so you'll go there and then oh power armor production oh god i mean we don't need one ten year ahead of time penalty reduction for power armor do we don't really need that do we i mean uh i guess technically we can get power mark twos we get a blooper and make it you know get it sooner we have mass drivers do we have a thing for plasma we need plasma weaponry schematics we can't get the gauss rifles but we will need plasma schematics so is plasma worth it is that the new sound is is that a new sound in order blues i'm not used to that sound oh actually stability now we have one over one political power today nice not bad uh i have to make the choice now though plasma weaponry um production cost goes over 30 percent though it's only 30 percent you make our power over 30 percent better and boost your power armor that's just better overall we have to go that way as much as i want plasma weaponry by focusing our efforts on energy web production we can improve ability to produce them quickly i mean it's still still infinite equipment but we have to raise a power armor cap i want an armory of just like nothing but power armor by focusing our efforts on power production we can begin to further advance and further improve upon the venerable t-51b x01 even the xo2 power armor systems further widen the gap between ourselves and those who dare steal american military assets this one i don't know both are great i love both of these focuses but boosting your power cap that is absolutely mandatory in my opinion if you're playing the enclave so it would be i would say at least my opinion a little bit better balanced if the plasma technology focus had a little bit more to offer than what it just had ah crap oh you know what we just did that um see i just spent all that rxp i'm gonna go back and make sure we don't spend that army experience a little bit but yeah um realistically i think this should be balanced let me either i don't want them to the devs to take away the power of a cap give the plasma weaponry maybe just something a little extra to sweeten the deal compared to doing the other focus slave labor by enslaving the ab humans well they are ab human mutants they can be of use in their building of america finding some purpose to their wasteful existence and servitude to us yeah oh we lose quite a bit of population but get factory output undocumented output or let me get some of it back though pioneered by pre-war scientists as an effective method of controlling prison camps and research experiments so this will allow us to control the slave populace more efficiently with minimal risk oh i can't wait so we can actually get some of this territory back that was so useful uh and superman slaves well that's not bad but as much as i would do this stuff immediately um estimated army strength ratio i don't mind killing them off reopening the sierra sierra laboratory deep underground on the sea army depot is what remains of a lab focus on biological warfare here amid the ruins there's a single vial of curling too a precursor to the lethal talks and lost during the destruction of the poseidon oil rig the perfect human oh that's not bad anymore attack organization defense nice also this is what i did off-screen was kind of a waste of uh well political power but i decided to grab this guy randolph hyman it's only 15 army xp gain we're re i'm really just a big gun gunning for more land auction um so we get 0.19 because we already get the other guys so it's kind of a waste sort of but at the same time artillery taking defense is okay we're probably not going to use bren rod neo probably not going to use division attrition or fleet logistics or ah that's what we're not bad but it would probably go with this guy entrenchment speed is just not worth it in my opinion so thank you thank you thank you and we did get uh concentration of four cell there is that up next who do we also want economic advisors a popular pragmatist now we're good army energy cell consumption minus 10 is pretty good though that's pretty decent reach the speed word sport we don't really need that anymore uh sergeant dorm will be pretty good to get and we did get uh more political power oh and we got nice so now we can do this see 71 it's pretty bad 79 is pretty bad yeah we got it back there we go now that's not bad so if we should be able to do all this stuff right we can get all back hopefully i have like no issues right and then i love enslaving the locals oh you can be leveled up huh that's disabled yeah what else what else do you expect from humans um you're organizing troops more than 30 stability more recruitable population be nash or organized engineers it's not bad too expense oh extend the beacon that's not bad more data that's a lot more political power holy fat fathers reorganize our troops decades of separation and isolation direct havoc on our military organization let us formalize our chain of command and combine the several separate abandoned leadership into united enclave armed forces very nice i'll get that done because you can don't really have to but whatever barrage balloons there you go we made it goodbye and hopefully we can get quite a bit more compliance here but we'll see you boy unlikely marriage oh everyone about this please go to head oh two mothers die i don't know i like it okay well that's gonna suck uh oh crap what if i use auxiliaries actually this one's better to use auxiliaries are militia because these guys are doing whatever they're doing 200 equipment for was that eight it's hard to read eight suppression or 72 equipment for eight suppression yeah use a militia that's better five point five seven are needed we did drop it down a little bit more oh we can maybe get a little bit of compliance oh yeah we're starting a little bit of compliance not bad not great we're not bad i don't want to use any more manpower for this but we might have to we have enough guns for it at least oh not really oh we have one in softball though hopefully we'll get her done on resistance actually now would be good time to get that ener the resistance guy captain of industry this stuff is not bad but you know whatever uh resistance where'd he go respected by the scientists oh here it is colonel tm wilkins yes resistance growth goes down between five percent better resistance target more support more daily leads for that we don't really need that last one on but now this should be looking quite a bit oh my gosh oh so much more growth oh is it going to go by two by one by one oh that's so good enslave the locals oh you better enslave them hard economic decisions great news yay we don't really do this but we'll do anyways yeah there you go congratulations don't waste your money uh but then yeah we organize the troops we want the actual political power because we still have to hide from the ncr unfortunately i hate the ncr the budding passion refugees we don't give a crap about refugees here real or otherwise ah what is this deploy high water high water trousers uh it was both a pre-war fashion trend and orbital weapons platform before the great war were there uplink at cedar armored people re-established we can use this strike to strike out the immune to the waist high water trousers has question mark hercules valleys remaining how many times we have this offensive defense oh breakthrough strength damage taken by 20 percent ooh is that was that forever is that not forever i'm very interested i'm excited uh we did get quite a bit more stability those are actually really good productions shifts lose water support there's water sport there's water sport this water sport that's not worth it at all i want more stability but another research slot never hurt us also known as the protectors of humanity five years of slots not bad i'll probably need some of that too i'm feeling pretty good about this campaign so far but we will need some more planes more gun ships more everything and once we enslave them fully and fast enough we'll get some of the manpower back 50 over 50 already oh yes please that's so good girl have you wondered about that please go ahead you know what actually that's okay we don't have any money so that's fine whatever sure let's do whatever enclave academy get more organization ah that's already pretty good though i bet i like the better just if i wore goals times and politically connected is okay we're gonna respect sergeant doran it's harder than jordan he's he's a man let's go down first it's fine it just keeps costing more and more it's better to do it now than we're gonna get here so oh also i chose the one beginning with the supply consumption idea the minus 20 versus the five percent more population just because i don't know how bad the wasteland is i'd better rather be well relative than sorry i've heard it's really bad for supply consumption it might change in the future but we'll see i i don't know so let's we'll see reorganized engineers our engineers have been hard at work repairing war and power arm and weaponry but their work is ad hoc and inefficient we can organize them in the same manner as the military to make sure their expertise is used to its full potential yeah absolutely yes the land option a research no research bonus wouldn't be a cost reduction and we got 200 population which is nice too so now we're going to go up to 20 ish roughly not bad yeah i don't think that's going to work very well for officer core um preferred yeah yeah that that that needs to be fixed i i we're starting this campaign with that enclave reborn mod um just because we can't but uh yeah i thought that'd be something that would be good but okay whatever whatever [Music] yeah reduce research i like more worksport too but stability is key right now because my god i am just oozing over this oh we already 100 oh god yes that is so nice i love it i love enslaving locals just i love slavery so much oh god i love it it was over here oh okay so we're over here that makes sense it's not that i'll look at that again just a little bit um it is 2076. over here i'll grab that because you can if you want to flesh out all these things uh we're definitely that one first do that and then go to three oh saws would be good eventually too what was it gonna look at goes out of that stuff came into things no battle caps don't care about refugees no one gets a crap about refugees nice and then let's get some more political power because we can extend the beacons with engineers in proper order we can begin extending this range of powerful radio beacons we need more support next so we have to get one more support oh you know what hurt reacher speed let's get the worst part we need it immediately um let's go down here and do that yeah i want to go to war with the uh these guys i i've never been able to do this one which i would love to do but i don't think we're 200 yet how many divisions they have i'd love to just straight up annex them and bully them in submission but we have 12 they've up to 17 we would need at least 20 divisions total so we're not even close so we want to go to war which is fine with me i like going to war so that's why we play hoi4 go to war quite literally why we do this um you know what just send them over here as well it's fine oh never mind reminded mine of mine i might have mine it's so bad it's bad it's bad it's bad and we'll get that uh this guy out here too there you go match it up slightly oh that's looking pretty bad supplies that's not good um supply point is courtyard and vault city those and golconda so those are the only three supply points that they do have which does kind of suck not gonna lie reduce the admin chefs even more stability please thank you and we're getting we get so we currently we get how much 1.45 every single day with plus point one and plus twenty percent how much do we get oh obviously three but we have to do stuff as well so that one done protectors of humanity we're the last two humans in america perhaps anywhere else in the world we carry on our shoulders the legacy of a thousand civilizations we do need to poison the bear and go to war them pretty quickly though um i do want to take out these guys though so see so without in that we get two a day that's pretty darn strong i love that protectors of humanity as much if you're only this will please have bought take ball city our eyes fall on anomaly the wasteland an advanced city built out of pre-war vault nonetheless we should act with prejudice and subject the city to us by force nice actually we could just justify them earlier can we yeah we could just fight on them oh 90 days we could still just find them oh they win we can get some free territory but that'll cost even more for us to help hide now right now it's not more important to get extremely quality divisions i think we need as much power armor in the field as possible that's really the goal just because we're gonna need a lot of power divisions to air pair drop onto these enemies so hopefully we'll be able to do it here's to helping so we'll see if i'll do some funky stuff off-screen and so be it i'm at this point i'm pretty used to it so all right we'll do our peepee now go to advisor that guy wow 250. um that's pretty strong i might actually go with that guy i like 50 more attack though oh oh that's so good you know what let me know should we do alexander mitchell or should we go with ezra abbott i don't think they'll usually choose this person now that's 20 more tech defense now we'll leave that a whole bunch that'd be great oh that'd be really good to do though clearing up the natives dealing the yakuza the military surplus the moto county military cache use carson city sack it um resources are nice aluminum and circuitry [Music] uh aluminum yeah we have enough aluminum well plenty of composites later wait what happened here what what why what a bunch of garbage remember navarro our older members remember clearly when the ncr brother descended upon a viral cut off from the enclave leadership they nonetheless fought bravely well most of us escaped the slaughter those that saved behind a later enemies died as american heroes it's time we remember their sacrifice what a bunch of doo-doo how dare you stop us i'm gonna make you into a doodoo monster how could you told machinery too it's not bad for brooking conditions that's not bad but we've got other ways to get it better so we'll spend the political power now later on when the cost is extremely high and we won't be able to take everything as much as we want um or won't have enough political power to stop it we still have operational security compromise which is fine with us don't too early oh thank you yeah that would be actually good to do as well 20 days um it's not a ton you get like what 10 army xp it's not bad that's still not bad i'll still take 10 army speed if i possibly can so point four every day not great but not bad yeah and actually you get more than just 10 because we have plus 15 and plus another 15 percent so that's actually a really good 0.84 that's nice it's very nice keep the air force uh we're gonna definitely go with sterling mcculloch anytime we could get more we're gonna get more oh can we get a war no we can't go pieces of garbage pieces nice all right so after that god bless the enclave just fargo's time organization goes game organization would be very nice too deluxe designs oh another slot that'd be really good daily support reach for speed um i think we'll probably start going this way mariposa expedition next though long ago we control the mariposa base and use slave labor to excavate the lowest levels providing us with a near limitless supply the fdv produced there by sending team researchers and soldiers to the mariposa base we can finally discover all the secrets nice gotta be gentle gotta be quick at the battle of hoover dam already ah yeah i would definitely fight uh the legion eventually ooh pre-war designs ooh u.s chemical core plasma oh do we use civilian power grid here i don't think we do i forget if we do or not vertebrae design team um are we actually producing no we're not we need more factories and such goggles would be nice though dogs would be very nice reduce admins shifts oh you tempted me oh i've been tempted oh and sometimes i get tempted really nicely world wall holds which makes sense economic advisor nah hsp would be good though armaments this would be really good as well fortifications yeah i don't know let me who do you think would be good here for to choose for economic biases i don't care for any of these guys really too much i've used d shaky a whole bunch um actually i've not talked to g-shaking a long time about the town's recording but yeah dad is a good guy ran will and beauregard let me know who she would use here for all three economic bodies it doesn't matter to me i'll let you all decide [Music] special forces yeah we want the best soldiers we have the thickest strongest fastest most masculine soldiers possible chief of the navy sub detection capture protect is completely worthless for us right now um close air support yeah i want some of that cass i'm a sucker for some good old cass do we lose no we don't we just shifted them over that's right take vault city actually we could just pair drop onto them that is a plan yeah we could try that um let's go and do something else america's expedition and let's see if we can pair drop off pose a military base it appears that the base is even worse ship than we left it something demolished entire upper level presumably using explosives luckily most of the bases on the ground there are alternative entrances for those who are the right access codes let's go as resulting pushes deep into the bowels of the facility rattling and screaming echoes through the metal corridors it appears super means have survived in these depths god knows how or do the soldiers capture them we'll kill the mutants on site let's capture them absolutely um actually can you do that i know this is very gamey to do but i don't really care mirror post expedition three with the first s squad super mutants taken care of our team approaches the target of this expeditions the glowing green vats of fpv are right where we left them although many of the cases there's our damage the avid being these vats contaminate beyond belief they will not be suitable for our research with more super mutants on their heels our team must assume what they do quickly one vowel of pure fpv is all we need bring whatever we can carry oh one vial is all we need bring whatever we can carry how heck yeah screw that i don't care about losing more responsibility it means we can bring more fev oh heck yeah we're doing a vault like hq before the great war government worked closely with a cooperation corporation called voltec the underground bunkers they bailed maybe our last hope of finding more unmute unmutated humans locations of these vaults were lost of time both reasons we believe that this information can be found at vaultex hq we can mount an expeditionary treatment and any other valuables we find but open the vaults the times coming open the last few control volts here holding healthy human populations those that agreed to join us can be added to our cause or be added to our numbers and those that don't have other issues pretty much and we all invade just be able to weigh a little bit just because this person is ill i don't understand i switched generals around and then even jack churchill got ill as well so let's say because it's like a second time doing it so we should be able to do well here but you never know my friends you never know and we should be dropping um west nevada you got 22 if you like come on oh boy and now we've done it deep we're gonna need both of these you're here but i want you to help take out vault city as well good you got that nice help out there too follow vault city they can't stand much more good good good take the courtyard come on there we go we got him oh that was gonna worry me just a little bit about city how many minutes we lose we lost one person that cost quite a bit actually not that much vampire careful leaf is gone oh well that worked going quite nicely i should have way to do this one though ah whatever well enough hopefully enough political power within 55 days you get two a day so 55 times two we'll definitely have enough uh there you go a little bit of command power for that stuff it's fine with us getting all this compliance oh demand tribute the raiders who take refuge just out of a boris have sent us a simple message pay attribute or die don't pay anyways keep it safe you can go suck yourself come on station go suck yourself hard no mute fruit for you nice um that's the case lieutenant mary orwich did a great job um shell jack churchill did okay i'm gonna continue having them separate for now we do need more commanders as well black and white we gotta save our pp2 so we really wanted to god bless the enclave oh i'd love to do that one open the vault i resume ftv production perfect human would be good to do or the brother i want to poison the bear though we declare war on them though they get the plague which is not bad intensifying research efforts you know there's a lot too that's actually really strong it's ridiculously strong anti-brotherhood propaganda i'd love to kill them oh ransacked the labs actually purify the city implants action technology honorary humans it will get a free core oh i love free cortisol most of those living in the vaults have been spared much of the mutations that have ravaged immune to the waste the argument could carefully be made that they should be recognized as us citizens rather than mutants no no they're all beauties to us open the vaults ransack the labs it's okay uh i i want to purify the city yeah repair the power plant that's production advanced power management grants more oh combat robot it says red or red 50 minus 50 that's bad right is that bad the red minus fifty percent that looks bad at least to me remember that's because we have great news but let's continue with resume fpv experiments by resuming the fpv projects of mariposa we'll start down a road that may very well lead us to perfection once america saw perfection was brought low far too soon today we just search for production and find it or die trying great great things but they're not really know um anything over here not really i would like to get at least a little bit more stability if possible because now we've got plenty of political power to spend just a tad bit more there you go thank you very much um honestly i'll probably risk the entire front just so that we can deploy faster so here's my thinking deployment of the cam uh we'll use a smaller rapid response power armor divisions to say purify but like keep down enemies so we'll see what happens about that but we'll see all right so we can send as many divisions out to take course as possible so we'll definitely wait and see we'll probably go toward the next episode anyway so and different intensifying research efforts but you lose slightly more population but get another shot which is really strong assuming your slaves your stability war sport you get more acquired garrisons but more construction speed it's all right perfect human justifying research stuff i do want to do the yakuza one though well they'll see our lab in proper order we can increase the research efforts to match our ambitions because i don't do the bear i wish you could get clones off first cloning experiments we just so much fun to do nice very good how are we doing with occupations oh we're doing great 177 100 76 percent nice 43 resources here huh just so good go dead too it's fine what are we building up more cities huh it's fine whatever reorganize engineers hidden economy motivated by vengeance oh we love it yeah extrusive speed nice assume the experiments and we'll get some more uh support too deal with the yakuza how strong are they now they are with the i think i left this on a historical oh they're with the western brotherhood of steel oh that is not good yet we definitely don't take them out then yet um analog tribe might be okay to take out the natives then modoc county to the north are several tribes that evolved ab human mutants who sat upon squad upon resources and are more importantly american sorely american soil it's time to eradicate this blight there's more attack four or three but you need more defense anyway so here promotion for you honestly for this group um i'm just gonna just brute force them we could just like land in their territory but [Music] i'd rather just exterminate them ourselves for this one oh they do eventually take though but they can't even kill their lion entirely so hurt research speed uh yeah i don't think or anything else there you go get more support for now oh look at that nice 10 divisions of power armor that might be enough to take all the victory points from the ncr but we'll have to wait and see there's no guarantee assassin city nice and then poison the bear the perfect human uh including all the natives yeah and of course we will ransack the lab all screen probably too between the steps or the next and slaves would be nice but not really necessary yet we need scrapbots of course oh wait the transfer oh now okay so this one we're going to block the ability in state to transfer resources to the enclave from the lawless wasteland it's not bad at this point we don't really need it too much though so a thousand manpower is not bad we have eight factories what did we cut down in this one and go down on that one we could train at least another one too they're really worth it though yeah we'll see that's fine but nice well simple circuitry is good radar because you can i know these are slot because you can as well well we need scrapbots battlefield hierarchy beautiful and then the perfect human second goal the fav project was to create the ultimate soldier decades ago we accomplished something close to that beat in the former frank horrigan it's time to continue where we left off perfect to film formula one thing i would like to see with this focus tree actually we could do this one oh it's probably contact the romans first is that once you go down one of these routes the other drought should just be like gone and hidden so you don't just scroll all the way through this i mean you don't have to already but still contact the remnants there are many veterans so the enclave scattered throughout the way so let's call upon those who are so loyal to the us government to return to the fold for this one i just want to exterminate them just just straight extermination there you go and i want more army xp too so it is what it is nothing but a bunch of fun dump the dirty fev there we go waste not want not supply consumption goes about 100 that's extremely brutal they have odd supply oh look at all these streams choo choo oh no they're not trains they're uh oh that's actually kind of cool look at that oh they're drifting they're drifting oh my gosh i wish i could drift like that i wish i could ride a motorcycle too i haven't done that before yet we'll get there eventually oh so cool oh there they go oh they disappeared they literally disappeared clearing out the natives contact the remnants before we go to war the ncr in the next episode go on in i i want us i want to do well here so there you go tax breaks we'll see what happens after that contact the veterans your soldier you could afterwards many of the hardline veterans of the enclave have gone to ground deeper than even other enclave romans well considerable resources we can find these invaluable men and women and have them rejoin their brothers and sisters in arms actually yeah yeah 100 more army xp two divisions of online veterans hiding come come about look at that are they gonna die die for amusement get a oh look at that army speed that would be really good when he started to fight the ncr though is nice oh man is that it i wanted more time to take them out but whatever more chances oh hello did you find us hope not but i think we'll probably end the episode there let me know guys as well should we sack carson city or should we use and abuse them because you know me if we can use them we're definitely going to abuse them but if you enjoyed the video leave a like subscribe if you're new check out my desk in the description below and i will see you tomorrow as we'll do our best to take out that dirty filthy ncr thanks for watching another great great rest of your day | MrMochalover | UCjdFBTalo6DQXFpUm6NNwbg | 2022-01-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 11,097 | 59,615 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9u9EgMyoU3I | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u9EgMyoU3I | Rafiki's Style read by Louis Greenberg | [Music] hi there I'm Louie greenberg I wrote Rafiki style with a lot of help from my wife and my sons or all soccer fans just like me Audrey Anderson drew the beautiful pictures and Wesley Thompson designed the book you can download Rafiki style share it printed at book - org along with dozens of other wonderful free children's books Rafiki style on Sunday Jimmy's Arbor scored the winning goal here's Rafiki in his lounge watching soccer with his family on Monday the cool cat crew strutted by look at Rafiki school friends these ones have all got the kit of Jimmy Zorba's team and they've done it their hair just like him - era freaky where's your zebra hair your hair so plain like you don't care very freaky where's your fake tattoo your skin so boring you are too poor a freaky he looks a bit taken aback hey Rafiki where's your bling yeah teeth are wonky that's the thing Ricky's teeth are a bit wonky aren't they and he doesn't have gold to put in them poor Rafiki that day Rafiki walked home slowly he's feeling a bit sad isn't he even the dogs look a bit sad for him he goes home and talks to his aunt aunty can I have zebra hair well I can't catch you zebra hair actually I wouldn't dare aunt you can cut rafiki's hair but I don't think she's confident enough to make a Jimmy's old bus style Rafiki goes to his sister's room where she's studying my skin so boring Cece can you make me a fake tattoo you don't need one to look like you maybe she hasn't got time to make fake tattoos maybe she just doesn't think it's necessary to look like his friends your freaky girls should garage where he Gullu is working under a car cooler I wish I had some bling-bling my child don't mean a thing and seems like cottage as he got isn't he I like his pop by hat the next weekend Santa Ramirez scored the winning goal looks like another weekend of watching soccer but here Santi Ramirezes kit is exactly like rafiki's clothes isn't it on monday the cool cat crew strutted by hey Rafiki looking fine suddenly the cool cat Cruz dressed like Santa Ramirez plain white shirts plain hair they look just like Rafiki and they think he's very cool now Rafiki shrugged I look like me this style is mine it just goes to show some people follow fashion and fashion follow some people do you think it's important to be fashionable do you think it's important to be just yourself or do you think you can do both at the same time well I hope you liked the story Rafiki is one of my favorite characters so goodbye Rafiki and good bye to you I hope you have a lovely day [Music] | Book Dash | UC9YLGDf2hyHR3V2DUGaTwPA | 2020-04-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 489 | 2,561 |
fW0V5rg4HT0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fW0V5rg4HT0 | Good Friday Blackpool and it's looking kinda Blue | you're looking a bit uh you're looking a bit blly the Blue Man Group Blue Man Group oh my goodness it's absolutely banging in there and Mark Kell oh it's kicking up in Black just he said it actually on the video I love that have a look down there shall we can you smell lightly what is that smells Weir I never understand your lap dancing you come out and walk you do when you've gone in totally pointless welcome to another video war on the wild side and we the mattm and I are here in blackb it's good Friday Good Friday it's a good Friday well I don't know about that the weather's been all over the place today oh and by the way don't forget to subscribe to this guy here he does travel videos food Vlogs electric cars mention that and videos where I put you on Fairground rides yeah those as well more of that to come anyway it's good Friday today what time is it about 7:00 in the evening or something like that so what I thought we'd do we've done some you've done your own videos today so I thought I'd do my little video and I'd take you up the prominade we're going to go up to the town center aren't we we might even have you know couple of jars beer monsters might come out we'll see about that so how busy is he in Blackpool this this Good Friday uh now that it's gone dark let's go and take a look shall [Music] we oh we just got some light off that car that's brilliant isn't it anyway we are here on the Golden Mile um we were just at South Shore there um we were close to the South here weren't we but we're making our way north towards the town center and you like your fishing chip shops don't you I do and there's plenty of them here now we've reviewed quite a few of them there's the coda there's the god mother I think out of I always recommend yire fisheries and Tower Fisheries but there's the other ones we've been to as well there is so many to choose from and to be quite Fair all of them are really really good you can't go wrong that's right there's so many fish and chip shops and restaurants here in Blackpool it's it's a really I get people asking me all the time and really to be honest it's it's difficult isn't it to tell them which one's the best because there's that many isn't it but the auan fishes like you said it's good I have my favorites I have Raffles which is my local chippy Raffles shout out to Raffles on the corner of what's the name of can't remember Cliff Road and anall road it's a local chippy for local people hey that sounds like one of them adverts from years ago from the cinema the local chippy for local people anyway let's carry on yeah so this is where we are at the moment the Cod father chip not been in there you know myself actually the Cod father they've also got the codm a bit further down have you been to any of these I haven't but I'd like to try them both what I should do one day along with Steven is do the Cod father versus the Cod mother which is the best now that would be a video ah there you go anyway let's head on this way oh look at the tower little you can see the big wheel there as well look at that there we've had a bit of rain today so you can see the the prominade is a little bit wet but just look at that shot of the tower there wow The Beacon of Hope you're looking a bit uh you're looking a bit blue Le the Blue Man Group isn't it no I know it's cold today but my goodness uh go blind that lighting I could do with that Lighting in my hotel room I think we I think I think we better keep walking because we're starting to look a little bit cold let's carry on shall we [Music] right okay we've made it here to the lindan hotel and it looks absolutely rammed in the it's busy today yeah it is all the hotels seem to be doing really really well and that's what we want here in Blackpool we want Blackpool to be nice and busy don't we and we want some nicer weather as well because today it's not been that great has it been a bit up and down and we're hoping for some weather tomorrow well we're on the right side of it and don't forget tonight when we're filming this what happens oh no it's tomorrow isn't it that happens what clocks oh the clocks go forward don't they yeah that's a good one yeah yeah you got that oh by the way I just wanted to mention that this hotel here the linding it was in the PK PK did what was it it was called the pond the Rosa wasn't it Phoenix kns Phoenix kns that's it yeah there you go right it's happened right here by me famous hotel there you go right okay so we've made it to Manchester Square and we're just outside the Manchester pubby do you know that this area here is where black people got its name what with how right here at Manchester Square because there used to be a dyke that came off a lake and it the water from that dyke which was very very black pey water spendy it was called it used to flow into the sea from here I'm talking hundreds of years ago and that it created a black pool on the beach and that's where the name comes from black pool not a lot of people know that you're always learning stuff on my channel so we're making our way along the Golden Mile here in blackb we've just gone past Manchester Square and I tell you what the video quality you were saying that this camera is not bad is it it's fantastic looking at it on screen there looking at ourselves the lighting on it for for night shots is phenomenal I don't think I've ever seen anything like that what camera is it I do get quite a lot of people asking me Steve what camera do you use it looks amazing I'm actually using a DJI osmo pocket three for this video and uh it it does look pretty good doesn't it little like it's just a shame about that micm blow if you could get rid of him it'd be all right well you know I do quite a lot of videos at night so I need something that's good in low light so this is just perfect anyway let's carry on onwards onwards okay we've made it now to this building just behind us which is called the fox hall and the reflex I believe the reflex is a nightclub on the top floor now this building here stands where the first house in Blackpool was ever built back in 1670 yeah Ling yeah and it was a bit of a holiday home actually and it was built by the tley family and there's a road just behind here that's called tillsley Road and that was named after them it's even got a blue plaque let's have a look at the blue pla shall we yeah no relation to G no relation there you are there's a blue pla check it out if you come to Black pool it's on the on the corner here there you go look at that 1670 can't hear electric taxes you can't electric taxi does pulled out there didn't it and you couldn't even hear it could you got by an electric car that would have been a good end back Master gets ended by electric car anyway let's have a look around here show we we're now in the fxall area this is foxall Road that's see fresh fish and chips just over there what do you think have you ever been in there I haven't but they're supposed to be really good actually I've heard good things about that might have to try them and just here we've got the New Philly sports bar that looks really really popular in there very busy hey hey just look at that view of the tower down there we've got Mark Kelly's as well look at this we've got Mark Kelly's is that Central oh that's Central oh just listen just listen to the atmosphere is't it amazing it's it's kicking off in there it's absolutely banging around here anyway let's carry on shall we look at the color oh my God goodness it's absolutely banging in there in Mark Kelly and just over here we've got the life boat oh there's music going off all over the place K is oh my goodness what do you think it's a bit I tell you what I re I'm ready for a f now I could be black pool's new be a monster you know it doesn't seem that long ago I was walking up this road here and it was completely dead there was no thing going on and yet now Good Friday evening it's dark you know the lights are low and people are having a good time aren't they they are aming and I think we might be doing it a bit might just have a couple of PS reck we can probably really not to wouldn't it now there is up here supposedly the cheapest pint in Blackpool allegedly the cheapest pint yes that's the Hardwick yeah and I went in there not too long ago yeah £80 a p you can't beat it and you made it out alive I made it out alive there you are that's the Hardwick there here on foxall road check it out if you're coming to blackp the cheapest pint in at blackp the big three 1 p80 strong bow John Smith and fosters one80 here at the AR check it out and look up busy it's lots of people in there isn't there anyway we're going to carry on can we do something daring can we go on the Wild Side do you want to take a little walk on the wild side so we've made it to Chapel Street here we're just outside the see another fish and restaurant there's so many isn't there we're just across from the Central Pier just over there not far from the one pound burger as well he's only around the corner and I think we'll just take a little walk on the wild let's have let's have a look down the back street shall we let's go for it come on so we're just going to head down this way past the Stanley show look at that there doesn't that look amazing the Stanley show well this is Dale Street and just down there is the one pound burger but I'm afraid he's closed at the moment he's just down there Chris's Place yeah so that's where Chris's play you've been there haven't you Lee is he he's not open is he no he's not open at the moment but the Bingo next door is open I think I can see light coming out of there anyway the one PB Burger you can see the sign there hopefully yeah anyway we're going to go this way what I want to do is um I want to take you and see if we can get through the old police station and get to the other side because it's all falling down and it's a little bit does a little bit dangerous little name onwards let's go so we're going to head over here this is the old magistrates courts here you can see the magistrates courts and the old police station as we can hear that bangging music oh it's kicking up in BL I just I just it said it he said it actually on the video I love it we just saw a police fan but we're going to take a little walk through this part up here see if we gets in sad so we're going to have a little walk through here now it's been derate for quite a while this place and the last time I went up there there were window is smashed and there was rubbish all over the place and it just looked a bit apocalyptic you looking forward to it what I am but I have a serious question what what is actually happening with it because it is a bit of a mess well they're supposed to be knocking all this down you see the manest B courts the old police station which was sort of designed in the 60s it was a chap called Roger boo that designed it and he was Notorious for building these concrete sort of uh brutalist police stations across the North and uh I think they were designed to be nuclear bombproof it does look like that doesn't it it supposed to be knocked down then it's supposed to be knocked down but I don't know when it's going to happen but uh it's obviously part of a 300 million pound development that they're doing right here and if you just look over here just look I'll just turn the camera around actually and show you this is the first phase can you see that Blackpool Central new multi-story carpot doesn't that look fancy it does yeah it's not open just yet as we film this but it's not far away so this is the first phase that we're looking at here of the new development uh the new multistory Cara look Blackpool County that's an old sign is it there some old signs here Blackpool civil magistrates courts of course the courts are not in use now and uh um actually you know what they had to they had to clear the courts out because they had that build what's that roof thing the concrete roof the ra is it raaker not not asbestos no raka so they had to close the Magistrate's courts down so all our court hearings are now held at Preston and Lancaster I believe yeah so all this place up here now it's all boarded up we'll go and check it out shall we yeah listen to those sirens in the background it's kicking off in Black bu can we get to the other side here can we get to the other side I hope so yeah so all these buildings here now these were the cours and I don't know if you can tell but they're all boarded up can you see look at this here look yeah all boarded up well they had to board them up you say because kids were coming up here and smashing wind Windows oh look at that shot the tower there and there's a Play Station there of course it's been a landmark since about 1972 wow what do you think it looks a little bit ominous is that the word yeah and if you look down there there look you can see broken glass look that's why they had to board it all up are still yeah intact well I think they still got quite a lot of stuff inside these buildings yet you know yeah no window look at that look there a smash window there look wow it's a bit on the Wild Side here isn't it just a little bit so we're going to make our way through when we should come out if we can get through this portal oh my goodness a massive bottle here oh no deep oh my goodness it smells let's have a look down there shall we can you smell LLY oh V what is it smells we oh smells a bit like your hotel room does it let's have a look over it shall we it's all right we're not far from the end we can see the tower again look at that there look look at this view folks wow but look at all that water down there I didn't know there was a swimming pool in here just down there is a number 13 Bonnie Street a very very popular PB and that is on Bonnie Street of course just behind the police station the old police station dog friendly as well check it out if you coming to Blackpool but I'll just turn the camera around oh look at that what do you think is there anything inside there now I don't think so I think they emptied it all out you know the police station itself this building here has all been emptied out now the police did move to a new state-of-the-art police station on the edge of town they got themselves out of here you I was just thinking really you should have the police station in town and give it some PR I don't I think that's what I think personally anyway taking it out of town does that really work I think the uh they thought we don't like being here you know we want to get out of town so we can get away from all these beer monsters what do you think anyway let's carry on no police on the streets oh no there's no police on the streets oh just look at that view of the tower there we're looking down now towards um that's Bonnie Street Market down there I don't if you see there like a gap there yeah yeah that used to be Bonnie Street Market yeah but it's no more Bonny Street Market what's that going to be well probably a car part what do you think that's what that's what black Council normally do they stick a car pot they not something down and build a car pot but anyway we we we've made it we've made it to the other side and what we're going to do now is we're going to go over here we're going to pass over Bonnie Street there that's the the pub just down there and we're going to come down these steps here and we'll be back on the prominade again hey well how about that we made it we made it I tell you what the worst part of that for me was the smell coming from that car pot where did them steps lead to by the way yeah they they actually go down to the car pot which is in use actually the car park is in use but uh when you look at it and when you see all that graviti and you smell that you think that it's been abandoned or something would you but no it's all in use yeah I wouldn't leave my car in there I don't think I would either anyway we're back on the prath now let's check it out got yet another fish and chip restaurant here traditional they so well lit as well look at all them lights there wow oh we on the other side of the Central Pier now there's a big wheel look at all these people it's pretty busy just outside Funland on land arcade there you go all these people H okay so we're now back on the prominade again what do you think it's pretty busy isn't it really yeah it's not bad it's strange really that you walk from that sort of like derel police station around the back there and it's so quiet as well isn't it very very ear yeah and then you come out here and it's like it's It's banging isn't it it's bouncing it's a complete contrast is it and you know what surpris is me you know when I do videos of Blackpool sometimes and I say it's quite busy which I think it is tonight to be fair there's a lot of people here isn't it some people say ah it's not busy there anybody there well you can't really compare it to what Blackpool used to be back in the theater I think people are harking back to the olden days you know when the thousands of people on the beach it's not quite like that anymore and I think black pool is trying to re reinvent itself so that's what we're trying to do and uh I think I think we're doing all right do you think the package holiday killed a lot of the seaside towns in the UK yeah I think it certainly did yeah I I grew up in the 70s and they grew up in Blackpool of course but we loved it because we went to the Beach we went up the tower we did all that sort of stuff uh we only lived not too far from the pleasure Beach we went there every week you know and uh but we didn't notice that in the 70s that was when Blackpool started to decline because obviously the jumbo Jets were taking people to Spain and then when we got into the 80s it was pretty obvious what was going on you know but uh it was great growing up in Blackpool you know we used to laugh at other people in other towns like Preston another placees like that didn't have anything you know not much entertainment but but there you go it's still by far the I I would say and I may be wrong the most famous sort of like Seaside town in the United Kingdom oh definitely this is number one and it's not just I mean it's all the stuff we've got we've got the peers we've got the Tower of course getting get someone waving us we've got so much stuff you know so much history here and so yeah you've got the ballroom got the tower Ballroom the strictly come out all that sort of the tower Ball Room I mean there's too much to mention really isn't there anyway let's turn the camera on and show you this just look at this now we've made it to the Golden Mile here we are the Golden Mile just give you a look around look at all them cars over the road there wow it's like a car par here on the prominade black pool look wow and just over here here it's coral island there you go let's have one last look at the Golden Mile okay so we're now outside the coral island you know the coral island arcade here was actually built on the site of the old Central Railway Station yeah I used to come here many years ago uh with my ex-wife and my children my Elder children and you used to get it used to be the cheapest place you could have a cup of tea from memory for about 9 p uh and you could also have a meal as well and feed all a family of four I think it was for like less than 3.99 at the time sh me my age but it was a great place to come yeah yeah they've got a nice little cafe in here and uh it's it's quite a big place as well and you know when you get back weather in blackv there's lots of places you can go inside lots of arcades of course you got the Winter Gardens as well of course and the Carol is one of those places it's just absolutely huge arcade yeah so and for families kids eat free oh yeah kids eat free oh my God I can't believe it there is a shopping troller here outside what is going on Lee it's you know what that's a sign of black ball is I reckon I should get you in here and push you around look at that a shopping trolley outside the black pool Tower let's check it out shall we here we go just gone past the tower and we're getting close to the town center now where I think it's going to be a little bit rowy cuz we were in the Town Center earlier wer we when we were filming for your video and it was a little bit Rowdy wasn't it yeah it was we going past fishing chip shop up here Harry Ramon's Harry Ramon's check it out just underneath the black pool Tower what do you think to Harry Ramon's I have to say without being rude although I went to the one in Great Yarmouth the other weekend that was not too bad it isn't a patch on what it used to be originally it was from Yorkshire and then it franchised and it kind of lost it a little bit but it's it it all depends on who runs which Cranch and who's there on the day I do remember Harry Ramon's when when it was original the original I never went but I know it was in Yorkshire and it must have been pretty good but obviously when they franchise things out it does come down to the whoever runs it doesn't it to how good it is yeah it's the same with Mother hubs is it mother hubs there's quite a few around uh the UK now one in Nottingham one here uh and it's hit and miss on you know each one cuz it's a franchise yeah anyway Harry Ramson is here you know where they are check him out if he come into Blackville but there lot there's so much Choice isn't there anyway let's carry on it looks like you've warmed up a bit now your face is all red yeah anyway we've just gone past papers that's another fish is that's another one from Yorkshire they're all from Yorkshire aren't they you're being invaded by Yorkshire War of the Roses returned now then we're just coming up to oh Shenanigans just up here that's the Irish bar it's usually banging in there there will be some Shenanigans going on there will be some Shenanigans going on this weekend in Blackpool oh I bet yeah so just over here we've got Shenanigans and uh there's also um yeah there's also a lap dancing B on the next floor on the next floor the entrance by the way is just in here the lap dancing bar there you go I can I just say I never understand the lp dancing B right I'll keep this clean because we don't want the you know we want to keep Family Channel but I never understand a LP dancing ball you're like oh yeah I need to uh get in there you go in there more you come out more frustrated than you do when you've gone in totally pointless and probably most of them look like the cleaner anyway we're going to head this way now Beach fishing ships yeah the head panties in today we're going to head up this way here now this this street oh quick look at that there Robert's oyster rooms there you [Music] go oh it's a bit noisy got nois karaoke bar look at that he banging in there wowers the music coming from all over the place just on the corner here we've got branigin that's branigin there and hush we're now coming out onto Market Street look at this we get another nice view of the tower here yes it's a bit of a lively night in Blackpool what you think you Lee you fancy it I'm thinking I want to get a mon yeah that's a late Rees over there where the SPO they play music in there by the way it's one of the few weather spoons where they actually play banging music oh hello oh they're all getting in the right oh here we go going to get the money shot here now say it Ste say it go on it's kicking off in Blackpool I think they were just testing the lights yeah it's not kicking off so we're now just coming into Talbert Square straight across there is the counting house used to be a bank back in the olden days that in fact there was a lot of banks around here in fact that building over there which is now H2O that used to be a bank until fairly recently it was the Royal Bank of Scotland what do you think eh they've reone these buildings which were Banks and turn them into nightclubs or or pubs saw right is it I think uh you know my nightclubbing days I think are gone however I think it's time almost time I mean it's time for a p what you Reon can we be beer monsters I think we can be beer monsters for one that can't we so there you go H2O black pool's newest bar there you go yeah we're now heading down the Strand and this is where it all goes on here in blackv the night life action we're heading towards Queen Street with got Walkabout up here which I featured quite a few times on the channel before just here we've got pop world in the old Cinema that used to be the 1 two 3 4 Cinema there we've also got another strip club just a there yeah there you go there's another strip club right there hey hey we actually did a picture remember that we did the thumbnail is it open open oh it's not open it's not open it opens it's not yet it's not open just yet well we're now coming into Queen Street and uh here we are in Queen Street it's h I think the night is still young at the moment Le I think the night is still young but but but we're [Laughter] not yeah so we're now here in Queen Street and we've got a taxi coming to run us over if we don't move out of the way never find a tax when you want one I wanted a taxi this morning but if you come into Blackpool and you like like a bit of night life or PBS you get it here on Queen Street we've got obviously got walk about um we've got bar9 up there and just behind over this way on the corner with the promin up we' got the soul suite and there's a new place open just around the corner here can't remember the name of it but you want to check that out as well so um it does seem a little bit quiet on here at the moment but I think later on it could be a bit busy what do you think I mean the night is young I would say I reckon we should uh go and find out just have a couple of points a nice a quiet PB not one of these place no we can just have a quiet F let's see if we can find one right okay we've got away from The Madness of Blackpool town center and we've come here to the Brewers Fair yeen way this is just at the end of the road if you're coming into Blackpool if you're coming into sort of Southshore Blackpool you'll see this um I think you did a video in here didn't you the other day yeah I did with there's both in it where we had I had the pie and you had uh what you had what did you have I can't remember I can't even remember doing the video actually but anyway we've come here to will they still be doing food at this time cuz what time is it about 9:00 I think we need to hurry yeah I hope they do anyway but anyway we're going to have a drink aren't we it's a little bit more relaxed uh down here than it is it a little bit hectic in town was it yeah yeah it won't be kicking off here and there's no beer monsters either anyway let's check it out carry on to the room is it fancy it look at going get something to eat right okay so we're now sat down here at the Prem we just got in didn't we just in time yeah just in time but we got to order quickly so I think I want to go scamping chips scamping chips uh what do I want well I can remember that I had this one I had that there the big St Burger yeah I remember that one the other day how did I forget day before yesterday um right so what am I going to go for this time um oh I don't know questions questions um let's have a look I quite like that hot dog you know how about a brew hot dog look at that there Jackie there I'm going to get that get the hot dog one breu hot dog one Campion chips what would you like to drink um shall I have a ler yeah or did they do real LS do they do real LS should I surprise you uh yeah it's going to be a surprise going to be a surprise another oh a doom doom and I've had a calling Black Label cheers I think I needed that after all what we've been doing today oh it's been a bit of a busy one especially for you because you know something I have never seen a YouTuber not that I make that many YouTubers you know but you work so hard hon you have got no idea how hard this guy works so get following him thank you very much it's been a pleasure actually and we've got food now coming I'm interested to see your hot dog I'm not sure you probably need to edit that bit out or just keep it in now and quite relaxed I can't be bothered editing this video I'm just going to throw it out oh bruis fair I tell you what I think we gave very good review actually didn't we yeah yeah so I I it's got It's All Coming Back to Me Now I do remember the burger it was really really good and you know I've been coming to this one for quite a while actually cuz it's not too far um it's not not too far for me to come no and I was my part of the town and I always stop here in the Premier in That's where I've been staying the premier in yeah you can't go wrong with the premier in can you I've stayed at a few of them myself guaranteed a good night's sleep however I do have it on good authority shall I do you know what I'm actually I'm not I was never supposed to tell you this right tell anybody this but I stopped at a premier in once and the lady who was at the reception in the Premier end knows Lenny Henry and he doesn't stop at the premier in stops at the Travel Lodge apparently oh naughty how naughty allegedly allegedly anyway you're going to show the viewers your hot dog before you uh leave yeah was I not recording then oh you joking was I not recording okay food has been served and what have you got again BL I have had scampy uh and chips here got my TARTA sauce got my chips I got 10 pieces of scamping 10 pieces and you there have got a a good bend in that hot dog oh check out this hot dog I've got yeah it's got what's that mustard and tomato sauce on it and I've got some chips as well and I've also got some lettuce and tomato so yeah now can I take hold of the camera here a minute because if you were on my channel do you know what I'd be getting you to do and I think you should just show the viewers oh my God here we go folks are you ready here we go okay so we need a thumbnail oh my goodness this is on my video by the way and he getting me to do a thumbnail check out this hot dog oo oh can you say look at the bending now look at the bending now I can't believe I'm doing this on my own J to do one all right here we go the master here he is the m Master you see with thumbnails on YouTube you've got to look shocked so or you could look disgusted and then you choose which one you want you have to do the thumbnails first that plate doesn't look the cleanest I have to say it looks a bit greasy with thumb marks on it but you know we'll go with it does actually look a bit messy anyway there we go I'm going to eat this one now I'm going to go in for my scampy dip it in there ah question salt first or vinegar first well that's actually a bit of a a controversial one I always been want to do salt first and then vinegar afterwards but you know I've heard otherwise so did I but my viewers have told me you do vinegar first then the salt sticks to the vinegar because you do it the other way around you wash the salt off you know that's actually a pretty good point actually there and I have heard other people say that but I'm stuck in my ways I've always been one to put the salt on first and then wash it in with the vinegar so there you go you're t told I've been told let's talk [Music] in right okay so you know what that hot dog was really really good there was one controversial thing that even though you time lapsed that somebody will pick up on I guarantee you do we mention that um is it to do with me the hot dog with my knife and for yeah that's very controversial however in your defense it was very messy and I would have probably eaten it with a knife and fork as well yeah I was going to try honestly I was going to try and eat it by picking it up but it would have got there was too much there was too much on there but Mar out of 10 Mar out of 10 I'm going to give it8 I think it was really really good that yeah yeah yeah yeah scampy on mine could have him with a few more chips but that you know uh as a starters it's not bad I'm going to go with a uh an eight that's good good bad that's not bad from the map Master don't forget to follow the M master I said before this guy he works so you know some people say to me they say oh this YouTube It's Easy it you just go around with the camera you want to see the way this fell works it works like a demon not just doing the videos but also editing I have no idea how you get time to do them and the edited and not only that coming up with an idea to do a video as well it's it is constant it's a lot of work I don't think people realize how much goes into YouTube it it's the editing that takes the time as well and also coming up with the ideas but it's enjoyable and you meet lots of different people I mean I met you through YouTube so you know it was it's great and that's what you've got to do you've got to keep coming up with ideas to do videos so sometimes I wrap my brains thinking about what can I do next you know and uh it it can be quite hard work but anyway that was Blackpool on Good Friday and there was it was an interesting day we had some we had it was a good morning yeah um and then the sun came out it was nice and warm I filmed the big one which had broken down he might have seen the short video I did the big one with the with the it stuck on the lift here and there was a lot of people in town as well and then the sort of rain came in didn't it we were doing some videos on for your channel and uh it started to pour out it didn't seem to put people off though did it no met some interesting people along the way as well oh we met so many people so many fans of both of our channels as well that and were some of the people were just they were speechless when they saw some of them especially when they saw the two of us like oh my God it's him as well so there you go that was Good Friday and I think it was a it was a good day and we're we're hoping that the weather will be better tomorrow for Easter and you're watching this hopefully on Saturday if I can get the video ready what's up B is that last or yeah when to get us another beer oh last order time for another beer anyway I hope you like this video and don't forget to follow the mat Master get following him and um if you like the video hit the like button and also hit subscribe and tick the bell for notifications of new videos and I'll see you again on the next one have a great Easter my friends bye-bye | A Walk on the Wild Side | UC8-aqgwOGATAzRwsBtBpwKQ | 2024-03-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 7,098 | 34,613 |
K-EKYtvUlCc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-EKYtvUlCc | Fetal Growth During 6 Months Pregnant#shorts | when you are five months pregnant pregnant women may not be sure whether the fetus can hear or feel touch however when you are six months pregnant the fetus in the womb usually starts to move very actively and can respond to sound and touch sounds such as shouting or The Sound of Music can cause him to make small movements or kicks fetal growth during six months pregnant when entering six months of gestation the fetus usually weighs approximately 660 grams with a length of about 34 centimeters this weight and length will increase every week as well as the growth and development of the organs of the body | Women's health+62 | UCIkr69xvH_vJ9mn5vlT8Suw | 2023-04-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 110 | 610 |
FlAWKfwxf7M | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlAWKfwxf7M | DIY Royal Enfield Himalayan rear brake pad swap | welcome back to the channel this is just a short video on changing the rear um brake pads on Royal INF Enfield Himalayan using just the trail tools I carry with me all the time and uh in order that I make sure that I've always got the right tools and the right sizes and everything with me there fixed so it's possible to uh do this brake pad without uh without removing the caliper but it's not ideal because you want to get in there especially if there's been a lot of salt on the road like the house around here recently and make sure that you get everything out cleaned up make sure the Pistons are moving smoothly so I'm going to get the wheel off first job is to um loosen the chain a bit so that wheel comes off more easily so you need a a 12 mil spanner on on there and a way of holding the other nut for which I will use my favorite tool for everything um but obviously I don't want to damage the mle grip so I'm going to clamp it quite far down the mle grip here not near the tip where it can might bend them there we go that's just clipped on there we go unclip that back the outer one off a bit and then same on the other side and then just I'm going to do uh three full turns so half one doesn't matter how many you do really but what you want to do is not is kind of try and keep them the same on both sides to keep your wheel lined up half one half two half two and a half three a half three now we got to loosen the wheel again this is just using my trail tools some of which came as part of the standard stuff that comes with the Hemi all right so got the nut flush roughly with the uh the end of the bolt the axle bolt and uh just back of the Hill boom loosen it off and then hopefully you can spin it like that you might have to put something I'm going to put this into the bolt on the other side to uh stop it spinning put those to one side make sure not to lose them and then start to wiggle it and pull it now there's a spacer in there that's going to drop that's all right put my feet under there and we out there we go the spacer just fell out I don't want to lose that there we go now the wheel's free to come out I'm just going to undo the little the little clip nearly lost it now you might have to uh use a hammer with a center punch just to push that out it depends I've had this out recently so I'm hoping nope all right and that's freed that no it hasn't there we go that's free now pads can come out they're still all right but um they're pretty close to the legal limit and I want to replace them anyway okay so this question of giving it a good clean up inside getting any salt off from the winter roads in this country I know not all countries use salt but we just happen to have a lot of it under the ground in this country so we Chuck it all over the roads and corrode all our vehicles probably much to the pleasure of vehicle manufacturers cuz they get to sell more Vehicles when the old ones go all rusty right separate out the caliper now these sliders here just need a little bit of uh rubber grease on them and what that does is it stops it makes sure that the uh the whole unit slides from side to side so you don't get uneven wear on one side of the brake pads compared to the other cu the whole thing can move easily don't need a lot of rubber grease it's got to be rubber grease so that you don't corrode away the rubber um that this sits on okay this is not a trail tool but I don't know what else to do to get the D thing to shift there we go started to move now once it moves it should be all right there we go just going to clean up a bit more inside there now I can get to it a bit better all right so the pads that I'm going to use are these they're fa 208r and I've gone for these on the back because although they're not sharp braking as the uh as the front ones I figured I don't don't need that and these are longer lasting I don't need that on the back um cu the back the back brake seems fine it doesn't need the upgrade that the front brake needs make sure my hands are clear from Grease before handling those don't I get grease on the pads tiny amount of grease on there just to make everything work well get the grease off my fingers so pop these on one at a time then we need to just knock that in there we go that's through I can see the hole so I can put the little pin back in just make sure it's clean a bit of a clean up it's all right actually it's pretty clean now it's a question of assembling everything back together I'm going to put a bit more of that rubber glue rubber stuff here R grease not glue don't want to do that rubber glue on there rubber grease on there rubber grease on there you have to make sure the pads are properly um clicked into the caliper before you start trying put the Wheeling now hopefully the wheel will just roll in sprock it back in just fell out okay so when when putting these brake pads in and the thing to do is to put the first one in place um and then make sure that it's properly sitting in the slot at the other end and then the then then then you can move the whole unit uh relative to to the to it to its uh mounting chassis thing um to get the other one bedded in but it's question of doing it one at a time and getting it to a point where they're both uh they're both properly properly fixed in so that it doesn't cause um so so they're not bound or caught at an angle or um or falling out so that there's just a slot that each of them has to sit in but you got to get the first one in move move the chassis across and then get the second one in and then move the chassis across a bit fur further or move it back I can't remember okay I'm going to clean the uh shaft and grease it let start putting the shaft in at this point i' got to put the spacer on right don't push the shaft in too far get the space on to get the spacer in there don't if you can see that I need to get the spacer in there now SP in Spike at the bottom that felt like it went all the way into the space actually probably maybe just line up the chain t on that side hopefully lift the wheel a bit and it should come on there we go and it's through now it's a question of a washer not shove the wheel as far forward as we can at this point sometimes you have to loosen off the uh chain tension as a bit let see how it go see if we manage it get it over the back and everything and then hopefully just roll it on okay beautiful now I'm just going to uh pump the brake a few times seems to be working I'll tighten everything up not going to tighten up this nut fully just get it so it so it's in position kick the wheel forward now what I've done with the wheel spanner thing here is I've put some 10 mm Mark so this obviously is meant to be 25 mm of movement just get it so you can see which is going to be a lot more cuz I haven't tensioned it yet so that's just completely loose it's a question of tightening that up tighten up the inner bolt so I'm going to do it's going to be roughly three whole turns half one around the other side half one half two half two half three half three now that's roughly where it was before but my experience tells me that it doesn't necessarily mean that the tension's going to be right a bit noisy ah it's just my uh chain loop thing getting caught there we go let's have a look and see about here so that's the light between those two so that's 10 20 25 so that's spot on 25 rotate it to different parts of the wheel so that's 30 25 to 30 is what it's meant to be so that's good 25 25 25 and just keep going all the way around like that to make sure there's no tight spots 25 25 so I think we're good so now it's question of just on both sides tightening up the uh the outer nut taking care not to move the inner nut and then I'll retest the chain tension afterwards there you go extra lesson on how to how to tension your chain whilst cuz after youve taken the back wheel off you need to do that there we go all right so you got to put something in the hole on the other side to stop that side turning tighten this side stick extension on it and get it properly tight doesn't move change change your chain tension and then just a question of re titing checking the tightness of the chain yeah that's good that's good so all there is to do now is uh take it for a test ride and just break those Brakes in gently take it easy at first and only break in where it's not critical to start with and just bed them in all right | Screw Up To Clue Up | UCXkZ743SwUP3NU61rnrqD0Q | 2024-02-29 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,757 | 8,442 |
3Q1FViNcpEg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q1FViNcpEg | How I got on Oprah's good side. (George Floyd illustration) | what up my name is anubisi okoye and i'm a multidisciplinary creative from detroit michigan let's talk about the george floyd piece i created across the internet in 2020 it felt like every artist had a george floyd piece talking about how they felt about him what happened to him and what we should do about it at the time i didn't create anything because there were so many emotions i was feeling about this and all the other injustices that were seemingly happening on luke every other day it seemed like a black person that was unarmed was killed by the cops across the country all of these injustices are overwhelming almost a year later open magazine reached out to me to create an illustration to memorialize george i immediately jumped on board because there were so many emotions that i wanted to express and things that i want to say about him he was a black man with dignity worth he was loved and he should still be here are some of the things that i wanted to say throughout the piece and it came out amazing oprah magazine posted a picture everywhere oprah winfrey herself posted the picture like bruh that was just amazing by the end of the day it was featured on entertainment tonight oprah posted an image of george floyd this morning including the words your life still matters it will garner hundreds of thousands of likes and have been reshared worldwide i'm so grateful for opportunity and i hope that it also led to more empathy for george himself and other victims of injustice around the world peace [Music] you | Ndubisi Okoye | UCsS2BerxVBWriJUB6HKmswg | 2021-11-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 277 | 1,534 |
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FxbgcuULYrw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxbgcuULYrw | Broad beans | Wikipedia audio article | vicia faba also known in the culinary sense as the broad bean fava bean or fava bean is a species of flowering plant in the pea and bean family fabaceae it is of uncertain origin and widely cultivated as a crop for human consumption it is also used as a cover crop the bell bean which has smaller beans varieties with smaller harder seeds that are fed to horses or other animals are called field bean tic bean or tick bean horse beam vicia fava var equine a purse is a variety recognized as an accepted name some people suffer from five ism a hemolytic response to the consumption of broad beans a condition linked to g6pd d otherwise the beans with the outer seed coat removed can be eaten raw or cooked in young plants the outer seed coat can be eaten and in very young plants the seed pod can be even topic description vicio Thaba as a stiffly erect plant 0.5 to 1.8 meters one point six to five point nine feet tall with stems that are square in cross-section the leaves are 10 to 25 centimeters 3.9 to 9 point 8 in long pinnate with 2 to 7 leaflets and colored a distinct glaucous latin Glaucus grey green color unlike most other vetches the leaves do not have tendrils for climbing over other vegetation the flowers are one to two point five centimetres 0.392 0.98 in long with five petals the standard petals are white the winged petals are white with a black spot true black not deep purple or blue as is the case in many black colorings and the keel petals are white crimson flowered broad beams also exist which were recently saved from extinction the flowers have a strong sweet scent which is attractive to bees and other pollinators the fruit is a broad leathery pod that is green but matures to a dark blackish-brown with a densely downy surface the wild species has pods that are 5 to 10 centimetres 2.0 to 3.9 in long and 1 centimeter diameter but many modern cultivars developed for food use have pods 15 to 25 centimetres 5.9 to 9.8 and long and 2 to 3 centimetres thick each bean pod contains three to eight seeds that are round to oval and have a 5 to 10 millimeters diameter in the wild plant but are usually flattened and up to 20 to 25 millimeters long 15 millimeters broad and 5 to 10 millimeters thick and food cultivars vie faba has a diploid 2n chromosome number of 12 6 homologous pairs 5 pairs are acrocentric chromosomes in one pair as metacentric topic cultivation broad beans have a long tradition of cultivation in old-world agriculture being among the most ancient plants in cultivation and also among the easiest to grow along with lentils peas and chickpeas they are believed to have become part of the eastern Mediterranean diet around 6000 BCE or earlier they are still often grown as a cover crop to prevent erosion because they can overwinter and as a legume they fix nitrogen in the soil the broad beam has high Plant Hardiness it can withstand harsh and cold climates unlike most legumes the broad beam can be grown in soils with high salinity as well as in clay soil however it prefers Rich loans in much of the english-speaking world the name broad bean is used for the large seeded cultivars grown for human food while horse bean and field bean refer to cultivars with smaller harder seeds that are more like the wild species and used for animal feed though they're stronger flavours preferred in some human food recipes such as falafel the term fava bean from Italian fava for the bean is used in some english-speaking countries such as the US but broad bean is the most common name in the UK and Australia and New Zealand topic pests and diseases broad beam plants are highly susceptible to early summer infestations of the black bean aphid which can cover large sections of growing plants with infestations typically starting at the tip of the plant severe infestations can significantly reduce yields and can also cause discoloration of pods and reduction in their saleable values fava bean rust is a fungal pathogen commonly affecting broad bean plants at maturity causing small orange dots with yellow halos on the leaves which may merge to form an orange lawn on both leaf surfaces beams are also attacked by chocolate spot fungus which can have a severe impact on yield in mainland Europe and North Africa the plant parasite or a banshee kanata carnation scented broom rape can cause severe impacts on fields of broad beans devastating their yields topic culinary uses broad beans are generally eaten while still young and tender enabling harvesting to begin as early as the middle of spring for plants started under glass or over wintered in a protected location but even the main crop sown in early spring will be ready from mid to late summer horse beans left to mature fully are usually harvested in the late autumn and are then even as a pulse the immature pods are also cooked in Eden and the young leaves of the plant can also be eaten either raw or cooked as a pot herb like spinach broad beans were a major food of old mediterranean civilizations particularly for the Romans and Greeks preparing broad beans involves first removing the beans from their pods then steaming or boiling the beans either whole or after par boiling them to loosen their exterior coating which is then removed the beans can be fried causing the skin to split open and then salted and or spiced to produce a savory crunchy snack these are popular in China Malaysia Colombia Peru Hobie's solidus Guatemala kaaba's Mexico Havas con chile Gillen north of Iran and Thailand where their name means open mouth nut in some Arab countries the fava bean is used for a breakfast dish called ful medames fava beans are common in Latin American cuisines as well in central Mexico mashed fava beans are a common filling for many corn flour based on Touhey dough snacks such as La Hoya's in Colombia they are most often used whole in vegetable soups dried and salted fava beans are a popular snack in many Latin countries broad beans are widely cultivated in the catch and pander districts of Baluchistan province in Pakistan and in the Eastern Province of Iran they are called back lying in the Balochi language and bodily in Persian topic Algeria in South Algerian cuisine broad beans are used to make Becerra and do Barra do Barra is popular in the city of bisque rrah topic China in the Sichuan cuisine of China broad beans are combined with soy beans and chili peppers to produce a spicy fermented bean paste called doubanjiang perhaps due to the beans popularity in Sichuan cuisine in addition to the regular Chinese terms of silkworm bean condole can do or orchid bean Lanois Dolin we do they are also known as sichuan beans Chu Ando chew on do in Chinese topic Colombia fava beans Colombia habis are a common food in most regions of Colombia mostly in Bogota boyacá topic Croatia father beams are used mostly in Dalmatia as a part of the traditional dish stuffed artichokes with fava beans and peas topic Ecuador steamed fava beans known as habitus with cheese are common in the cold-weather regions of Ecuador especially around the Andes Mountains and surroundings of ambato topic Egypt father beans Arabic fool full pronounced who el are a common staple food in the Egyptian diet eaten by rich and poor alike Egyptians eat fava beans in various ways they may be shelled and then dried but dried and then cooked by adding water in very low heat for several hours etc they are the primary ingredient in falafel however the most popular way of preparing them in Egypt is by taking the mashed cooked beans and adding oil salt and cumin to them the dish known as ful medames is traditionally eaten with bread generally at breakfast and has considered the Egyptian national dish topic Ethiopia broad beans Amharic patella are one of the most popular legumes in Ethiopia they are tightly coupled with every aspect of Ethiopian life they are mainly used as an alternative to peace to prepare a flower called Shiro which is used to make Shiro Wat a stew almost ubiquitous in Ethiopian dishes during the fasting period in the ethiopian orthodox church tradition called some fellows Etta some are BIA some tosses and some who area which are in August end of February to April mid-november beginning of January and June to July to uncooked spicy vegetable dishes are made using broad beans the first is Hill abet a thin white paste a broad bean flour mixed with pieces of onion green pepper garlic and other spices based on personal taste the second is sill hoe a fermented sour spicy thin yellow paste of broad bean flour both are served with other students ara a pancake like bread during lunch and dinner but quell any fro boiled broad beans are eaten as a snack during some holidays and during a time of mourning this tradition goes well into religious holidays too on the Thursday before Good Friday in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church traditions lod Amos the prayer of Thursday people eat a different kind of nee fro called golden golden is made of peeled half beans collected and well cooked with other grains such as wheat peas and chickpeas this is done to mourn the crucifixion of Jesus Christ bow culet boiled salted broad beans embryo is one of the most favorite snacks in the evening the common storytelling time in north and central Ethiopia it is particularly a favorite for the storyteller usually a society elder as it is delicious and easy to chew and swallow ripe broad beans are eaten by passers-by besides that they are one of the gift items from a countryside relative in a period close to the Ethiopian Epiphany topic Greece the Greek word father Papa does not refer to broad beans but to the yellow split pea and also to another legume known as literacy Tavis broad beans are known instead as cooky a Greek coup Kia and are eaten in a stew combined with artichokes while they are still fresh in their pods dried broad beans are eaten boiled sometimes combined with garlic sauce skordalia in Crete fresh broad beans are shelled and even as a companion to sakuya the local alcoholic drink Fauvism is quite common in greece because of malaria endemicity in previous centuries and people afflicted by it do not eat broad beans topic India in India fava beans are eaten in the northeastern state of Manipur they are locally known as Hawaii movie and our ingredients in the dish aroma topic Iran broad beans or boggle II Persian bakkali are primarily cultivated in the central and North parts of Iran the city of Kishan has the highest production of broad beans with high quality in terms of the taste cooking periods in color however broad beans have a very short season roughly two weeks the season is usually in the middle of spring when people have access to fresh beans in season they cook them in brine and then add vinegar and heracleum per second depending on taste they also make an extra amount to dry to be used year-round the dried beans can be cooked with rice which forms one of the most famous dishes in north of Iran Gillan called bug Aleppo low Persian bakkali pluie which means rice with broad beans in Iran broad beans are cooked served with gulp our Oregon and salt and sold on streets in the winter this food is also available preserved in metal cans topic Iraq broad beans which are called big illa bagel buck in the Iraqi dialect of Arabic are a common ingredient in many Iraqi foods one of the most popular Iraqi dishes that uses the broad bean as Begala buildi hen bagel baldon also called tissue riba gila schreiber this dish is a common breakfast dish in Iraq and consists of bread soaked in boiled broad beans water then topped with broad beans melted ghee and often also a boiled or fried egg fool fool is another common breakfast dish in Iraq as well as many other Arab countries and consists of mashed fava beans another famous Iraqi dish as Tim and Magilla tmn bagel which is Arabic for broad bean rice this classic Iraqi dish consists of rice cooked with broad bean and dill topic Italy in Rome Italy father beams are popular either cooked with guanciale or with globe artichokes as side dish together with lamb or kid or raw with pecorino romano favi pecorino as the traditional dish for the first of May picnic in Tuscany Umbria and Latium in Sicily makuu is a Sicilian soup prepared with fava beans as a primary ingredient in Apulia broad bean puree with wild chicory as typical dish topic Japan broad beans called surah mom a Japanese surah dolet sky beam are consumed in a variety of ways in Japan most commonly the beans are boiled and are eaten straight or added to rice it is also consumed as a popular snack called Akari mom a Japanese Akari dolet anchor bean where the beans are roasted or fried topic Luxembourg jug Mack Garda bounine or smoked collar of pork with broad beans is the national dish of Luxembourg topic Malta they are a primary ingredient of the Maltese Cusk zoo a vegetable soup primarily containing fava beans and pasta beads they are also used in a popular appetizer called big Allah where they're served as a puree mixed with olive oil lemon juice garlic parsley and mint it is served with bread or crackers and as the maltese answer to hummus topic Mexico in Mexico father beans are often eaten in a soup called SOPA de habis meaning fava soup they are also eaten as a snack in which they are fried salted and dried they are either by themselves as a snack or in combination with other salted dried beans and nuts topic morocco in Morocco fava beans are made into Basara a dip sold as a street food topic Nepal in Nepal fava beans are called Bakula they are even as a green vegetable when the pods are young generally stir-fried with garlic when dried fava beans are even roasted or mixed with other legumes such as mung beans chickpeas and piece and called qw8 TI the mixture soaked and germinated is cooked as soup and consumed with rice or beaten rice on the occasion of Jenai Poornima also known as Raksha Bandhan a festival celebrated by the Hindus the dry and stir-fried version of qw8 TI is called by allah the qwa TI soup is believed to reinvigorate the body affected by monsoon paddy season topic Netherlands in the Netherlands they are traditionally eaten with fresh savory and some melted butter the combination of the beans tossed with crispy fried bacon is also common when rubbed the velvet insides of the pods are a folk remedy against warts topic Peru fava beans Peru habis are even fresh or dry to stew toasted boiled roasted stewed soup etc ha bizarre one of the essential ingredients of the famous panchamanca in the Andes of Peru and are also an additive for panatela which is a homemade remedy to keep your child fed and hydrated in cases of diarrhea or stomach infection and even for cholera treatment to make panatela combined and roast a cup of fava bean habis barley corn wheat rice and or beans without allowing it to burn at a cup of water a carrot cut into pieces and a pinch of salt until fully cooked drain add water until it reaches a leader and boil one last time for babies only the fluid is used Peruvian dishes with fava beans include aji de habis saltado de habis el Jupiter habis Ajiaco de Papas Wahhabis pachamanca guiso de Havas sham bar heavy soup traditional in Trujillo topic Portugal father beams Portuguese father is widely cultivated in Portugal and are very popular throughout the country the most popular dish cooked with fava sus pavada a stew with onion and pork depending on the region of the country the pork may be chorizo bacon pork shoulder ribs or the mixture of many of these in Alentejo a lot of coriander will be added in the end besides fava de fava beans may be served dry and fried as an appetizer topic Spain broad beans Spanish habis are widely cultivated in Spain culinary uses vary among regions but they can be used as the main pulse in a stew Tabata Havas esto Fidesz misharin A's or is in addition to other dishes monestry pea in certain regions they can be eaten while unripe or fried and packaged as a snack topic Sudan fava beans are one of the most widely consumed foods in Sudan for most Sudanese they form the main dish during lunchtime vada especially more so for city and urban dwellers the beans are cooked by steadily boiling over a sustained period of time similar to Egypt the cooked beans are mashed and prepared by adding salt and pepper for additional flavor sesame oil is added along with a sprinkling of jigna feta cheese on top the dish is then eaten with bread and as sometimes refereed to his full medames topic Sweden broad beans Swedish bonbon er literally farmer beans which in Sweden were traditionally eaten as soaked brown and boiled dried broad beans fried in lard were for a very long time popular to add to other foods as a filling side especially with fried pork the green raw and lightly boiled broad beans were only used seasonally as a side green it almost disappeared from Swedish plates in the 70s during a time of rapid increase in expectations of food quality and variety and changes in food habits however since the 2000s broad beans have made a comeback partly as healthy locally grown produce but even more because of an increased interest in legumes vegetarianism healthy foods but also a general greater curiosity about food in general including a renewed interest in forgotten traditional foods of Sweden as well as the increased popularity of foreign food especially middle-eastern food among Swedes but even more among immigrants from North Africa and the Middle East especially in the Egyptian Sudanese dish ful medames full mDM's full module e's full Madame s or ful medames or is an ingredient in Egyptian and Gaza style falafel which often contains broad beans instead of chickpeas or both which has lately become one of the most popular fast foods in Sweden topic Syria in Syria broad beans are prepared in multiple ways for breakfast lunch or dinner ful medames is the same as the Egyptian dish it is not mashed though but with the addition of tomato parsley and onion and with olive oil another version of it includes the addition of tahini sesame paste olive oil garlic and lemon for lunch broad beans are cooked with a mix of minced and big chunks of meat and has topped on white rice and even with cold yogurt and cucumber salad bulgur is sometimes used in preparing this recipe instead of rice broad beans are cooked with pieces of garlic meat and meat stock with the addition of lemon juice and cilantro this dish is called fowl a and is even on the side with rice same recipe is prepared without meat as a vegan dish eaten on Lent by Christians in Syria topic turkey in Turkey broad beams are called bakla this is also the name of as a Daniele dish made by simmering young and tender broad bean pods with chopped onions in olive oil it is traditionally garnished with dill and served cool together with yogurt another popular dish is fava amis prepared by soaking and boiling shelled dried broad beans until soft and then puree with olive oil and optionally fresh dill the puree is left to set overnight and served cold garnished with dill and slices of lemon topic nutritional information Rama chirp Alva beans are 11 percent water 58% carbohydrates 26% protein and 2 percent fat a 100 gram reference amount supplies 341 calories in numerous essential nutrients in high content 20% or more of the daily value DV folate 100 6 % DV and dietary minerals such as manganese phosphorus magnesium and iron range of DV 52 to 77% have considerable content table B vitamins have moderate to rich content 19 to 48 percent DV topic health concerns you suffers of five ism must avoid broad beans since these trigger a hemolytic crisis broad beans are rich in tyramine and thus should be avoided by those taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors topic other uses in ancient Greece and Rome beans were used in voting a white beam was used to cast a yes vote and a black bean for no even today the word Cuccia Cuccia is used in officially referring to the votes beans were used as a food for the dead such as during the annual Lemuria festival the ancient Roman family named Fabia and the modern political term Fabian derived from this particular beam the Pythagorean code prohibited the consumption or even touching of any sort of bean in OB culture throwing beans on the ground and interpreting the pattern in which they fall was a common method of divination Sava Mansi and the word for bean thrower in that language has become a generic term for seers and soothsayers in general the colloquial expression not worth a hill of beans alludes to their widespread economy in association with the peasant diet in Italy broad beans are traditionally sown on November 2nd All Souls Day small cakes made in the shape of broad beans though not out of them are known as faved a more tea or beans of the Dead according to tradition Sicily once experienced a failure of all crops other than the beans the beans kept the population from starvation and thanks were given to Saint Joseph's broad beans subsequently became traditional on st. Joseph's Day altars in many Italian communities some people carry a broad beam for good luck some believe that if one carries a broad beam one will never be without the essentials of life in Rome on the 1st of May Roman families traditionally eat fresh fava beans with pecorino romano cheese during a daily excursion in the campaign ax in northern Italy on the contrary Savva beans are traditionally fed to animals and some people especially the elderly might frown on human consumption but in Liguria a maritime region near northern Italy fava beans are loved raw and consumed fresh and early spring as the first product of the garden alone or with fresh pecorino Sardo or with local salami from santol che see in some central Italian regions a once popular and recently read discovered fancy food as the badge IANA a soup of fresh or dried fava beans seasoned with onions and beet leaves stir-fried before being added to the soup in olive oil and lard or bacon or cured ham fat in Portugal in Spain a Christmas cake called bolo ray in Portuguese and roschin de Reyes in Spanish Kings cake is baked with a fava bean inside whoever eats the slice containing it is supposed to buy next year's cake a similar tradition exists in France where the fief originally a dried bean but often now a small china or metal trinket is placed in the galette des rois the person who finds it in their slice becomes the king or queen of the meal and is often expected to serve the other guests to drink plenty claimed they acted as a laxative European folklore also claims that planting beans on Good Friday or during the night brings good luck frederik eros London limited V William H Pym jr. & Co limited 1953 to QB 450 is an English contract law case where the two litigants had both mistaken fever oles for ordinary horse beans can be used as a green manure due to nitrogen fixation it produces in the Netherlands roasted or fried broad beans are regarded as a local delicacy of the city of Groningen and is locally called Malibu until the 1800s the City Council used Melbourne and for the voting process sometimes real beans sometimes made of stone or clay the word ma Laboon became a nickname for the inhabitants of the city topic see also phytoremediation plants list of hyper accumulators list of edible seeds | wikipedia tts | UCqsTEykZZCMfAA5wK3mEjyQ | 2018-12-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,182 | 23,340 |
IBPTUvCQPm4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBPTUvCQPm4 | Mel Kirk Q&A about Arcade 1Up Pinball Hardware | [Music] the item that's been being talked about the most these past couple of weeks uh it has to do with the pinball cabs and specifically with the arcade one up pinball cab we've been finally getting a dump of information on that and you've got one in your house or at least the prototype in your house yep i do um i was sent a machine back in july and uh showed up in a box from directing the factory no instructions no anything about how to put it together because we stay i like a bit of a guinea pig because yeah yeah there's there's a picture um that's a bit of a guinea pig because uh these you know rk one up they know their stuff they know how to put it together quickly and you know do that but like hey uh can someone just on arrival what's the experience like putting this together do the pieces all fit is it becoming functional so i got kind of like you know day one version and i've been tinkering with it for a while i've been making a lot of suggestions based on that machine but i love it and um you know it we could i don't know what questions you have but i could a lot i could just give you whatever you want [Laughter] i'll throw i'm sure jared has plenty of questions on this i'm going to throw this one out first because i know it's kind of one of the differences between this cabinet and the other manufacturer's cabinet this has the acrylic top curious how easily or difficult would it be for somebody to swap out the acrylic for their own piece of glass if that was something that they wanted to do take you two minutes okay so it's just a slide-out piece basically yep okay there you go folks you know because look we built these so um with knowing it you know these are going out in a certain format they're not wirelessly wirelessly connected and we sacrificed um some graphics you know some visual fidelity for performance so uh we want them to be upgradable if you'd like to we're also keeping in mind our price point so we could be at retail um so we i mean we didn't just like hey i mean we thought about this like a lot of this bro you can unscrew you pull out the little metal pieces you can take the glass off and put it in your own glass if you want it takes you two minutes because that's uh that right there i believe is the tray that holds the acrylic if i'm not mistaken right that acrylic is just sitting on top of there it's not glued to it it's not like silicone to it so you can just take that off okay easy peasy jared your turn okay so um i i think uh when i be i was looking through all the news sources and john d was talking about the the product we were going between um there was a word of transducers and solenoids and initially i got quite excited by the concept of transducers to sort of convey the the feeling of the ball rolling um and stuff like that but then i noticed in the final build it's confirmed that we got solenoids doing the haptic feedback um in the cabinet so it's just solenoids isn't it now it's solenoids correct yeah yeah all right that's that's fair enough so um the is that just real quick is that what the little black box there on the uh right hand side just be on the plunger is that the solenoid itself um yeah i believe that that so we have four solenoids in there and that looks there's two on that are you can't see in the further back in the box like down to the base and the other the two on the sides yeah for the flippers okay because i know that that was initially our kid went up and said that there was only three and then your video said four so that's people are like ooh four that's better look we i mean we held them to the fire so we said it'll be all right and then okay so like but it was that that's the beauty of it is like we actually have a capable hardware partner and we've got a capable software company so you know we can actually make something that feels good right so on the subject of haptics you would you stand standing in front of this thing and played it now what does it feel like to actually stand in front of this thing and flip it like what is the feedback like yeah it's it's strong i mean we it's not and that's the thing like if it feels like you know you can feel it i don't know how to i don't know how to say it into words and that was in the video i went i did that segment sometimes i was like i don't know how to say it but like you can feel it um how does it feel does it could you describe i guess we're comparing things when you hold like an xbox controller you get the vibration in the xbox controller how does it differ from that feeling when you're actually playing the cabinet it's not a rumble it's a it's a click i mean it is like it's actually impact yeah yeah it's not the rumble kind of feel like in a controller it's a it's an impact so when a ball hits a bumper like if you impact yeah basically exactly like a solenoid because it's that that hammer punch and not just a rolling wave that would be in your controller yeah exactly how does it um how does that feel though because i know that again with your full-size cabs that you've got out there i believe you have uh solenoids and those two correct yep the other solenoids in those so how does it compare to a full-size machine like that yeah that's a good question that's a good question it actually feels the same it feels the same as the larger format machine that's pretty cool that is really cool and just so you know uh and i didn't go over this in the video but in the settings like we give you the option to turn off the solenoid so if you want like a night mode you know it'll be quiet um oh that's nice that actually floats hammering away constantly might be a problem are there any swappable graphics uh like if you in the case of attack from mars if you didn't want the black box to be attacked from mars but you want to be one of the other tables there are there is there the ability to swap in a different graphic there you could take that thing apart and put whatever you want in there yeah okay it's it's not necessarily something that was uh in like it's not shipping with extra items that we know of i should say anything look at this this first we had a goal in mind uh to get units out for this holiday season and we have we had to do that along the way we discovered a lot of things that would be cool to do in the future and we will do those things in the future but we also kept in mind as we realized all that hey we need to make sure that these first machines can also be brought up to speed if people want them they don't want to buy another machine so um that was very common and very important because um this is a long you know this is just step one like i think about when phones launch like the very first phone in the next year there's a better phone and make sure it's a better phone right it's just how hardware software go but keeping in mind that we want the people who embrace us the very first time through give you every option an opportunity to just you know hopefully a very low cost to just keep upgrading your machine that is excellent news i think uh people will be quite happy to hear that they can just put a new board in and i mean you you've done it it doesn't seem that difficult to do um so yeah that's excellent news it was enjoyable it's like a big kid lego project and my daughter was my scarlett who's my my gamer she loved that she was working with me on it was a lot of fun i got a question about um uh the you know this because i'm a nerd um the frame rate the frame rate and resolution of the the cabinet end screen so we know it's 60 hertz uh 60 frames per second um and that's good um what about the screen resolution is it 720 or 1080 it's 720 720 right yep and we did we sacrificed um some visual fidelity for performance uh with pinball it's if you have you know frame rate issues the game you know so you get it's an easy fix yeah that being said on a 24-inch monitor uh it's much more forgiving at 720 between 720 and 1080 as opposed to if you start going larger than your old cc pixels so you know just you kind of touched on on wireless like functionality for leaderboards and things like that um look it is easy people are asking why don't you have wireless well yeah we could put a wireless receiver or a dongle anything in there and make it wireless but what does that mean i mean the experience that you go online and if there's a store like what are you looking at how are you connecting that is just a massive undertaking an infrastructure and a live service and another platform i have to go get approvals like hey licensers zen is now going to have our own store we're going to have our own platform uh like distribution of content are we texting for piracy do we have user accounts i mean like you don't just you don't just launch it yeah it is wireless i mean like we would be still probably next year before we got anything out like this on this ship with how much store it could be ready you know on true online service so why didn't we do wireless i mean there's a lot of really good you know reasons but um i think in our roadmap you can see where this will go it's funny because i saw uh john d in an interview where he was saying yeah the actual part to make it wireless that's dirt cheap he goes but then you got to create the network and you got to staff the network and you got to have all these people programming the network and making sure it's functioning and he's like there's where your cost is yeah and uh look what we're launching is i mean we're gonna see right we need a little bit of a proof of concept knowing that there is a demand people do want to buy something like that you know people want to invest in this um so we're putting for what i think is a fantastic product at a price point that's unbelievable and people say well why is this price point so much higher than others well keep in mind guys uh arcade one up is officially licensed product and that carries an overhead in itself yeah which is higher than another company per se who's got lower lesser known or less popular at least less expensive licenses or they think they can get access to the license content without having to pay for it so you know like this is a legitimate business enterprise to uh so there's a lot about the price over that we hit is actually incredible so um the wireless stuff come later that's where it's i'm amazed that obviously it seemed like there was a game of chicken between the four companies uh who was going to announce their price first who was going to announce launch first um who was going to show their render first and the fact that everybody was kind of aiming right at i mean i think they're all within 100 of each other basically um so it's incredible that uh obviously to go from this price point at you know five to six hundred dollars and then if you want to go to your next step of virtual cab suddenly you're at two thousand dollars so yeah it's amazing the the price jump that it's a very good entry level to at least entice people try it out yeah work out whether like a pinball machine in your home is actually something you want like before it was a two thousand dollar experiment now it's you know five or six hundred dollar u.s experiment which you know i think i could probably swallow that a little bit easier what we're gonna find is uh you know these are gonna be look if you're a hardcore pinball player and you've come up that was a part of your childhood and it was part of you growing up in arcades you're gonna look at this machine and you might think a certain thing about it but i'll tell you what someone from my kid's generation who's never been around a pinball machine and they see this thing it it's like a it's magnetic and they get their first chemical grants and i think more pinball is better like the future of this is all all ships rise so this is built for a very specific purpose for you know fit in the home be affordable be fun like i think we've accomplished that we're we're very curious to see i mean from all indications uh all these pre-orders of all these cabinets are just gonna fly um so i mean it we keep on saying that this is nothing but a good thing for digital pinball because the more eyeballs that get on this sort of thing means to more people that are going to seek it out you know on their consoles or on steam and go oh my gosh look at all these other games and then you throw on the form factor of an actual cab in your home i think it's just primed to explode which is why it's so exciting to hear you guys uh tout that you have this 10-year plan i honestly believe i mean on here on the rk1 upside you know i think a lot of people do want a pinball machine in their home and they have different ideas of what that might look like based on price and footprint and i think if you reduce the size and you make it affordable i think those are the two things that have been blocking mass-market pinball machine adoption in the home um and that's why you see such a race to get here like all these companies all of a sudden trying to get their their their piece and their share um and that's fine i think that that's fantastic there should be options like more options is better for the market competitive mix companies you know have to do better and provide a better proposition but the long-term health of pinball i think that this is a major thing that can really invigorate and a whole new audience like just grow a new fan base my kids like they enjoy pinball for a little bit on the xbox but i put this thing in scarlet room and like they play it every day and i don't even ask them to they just they like dad come on we play a game really quickly we haven't played fantastic four yet we want to play you know um and then we have a piece of their home that's that's very special so we want to give them something that's really worth it that they feel good about investing in | BlahCade Pinball Podcast | UCASBK361NNw1_TsEnhoabsg | 2020-11-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,767 | 13,936 |
sOl6zASDAtw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOl6zASDAtw | Have I found a GREAT BUDGET make up for all! | good morning my beautiful ladies I am so excited we are going to get Wet n Wild today I have never used any product of Wet n Wild never I just assumed it was just a kids makeup they've been around since 1979 and they are just evolving so I'm very excited to bring this to you all righty I got I have to put my glacis on sorry all right Wet n Wild Prime Focus primer serum base serum hydrate hydrate okay I got two of their makeups Wet N Wild's uh photo Focus Foundation fondi tint one in buff beige and one in soft beige buff bra and soft bra you know what I mean anyway they're so close it's it's going to be hit or miss then oh walking on eggshells pretty pretty huh all right bronzer if I can can open it ladies they make it almost impossible this is in wet NW color icon bronzer in Palm Beach ready Beau baby got blush look it's a liquid but it just looks so pretty so I'm going to try that and then Wet n Wild micro brow pencil in Ash Brown stick is high shine Brilliance and made for mave see okay and then I got a less expensive I think this was two bucks and this was 250 I don't know I'll have to get out my receipt I got it all on Amazon see how pretty that color is all right then I got gel lip liner crayon in lay down the maths yeah I'm really into maths you know just seems to best fit my face then I got the Wet n Wild lip gloss in lowkey pink my glasses only thing I forgot was mascara so I am going to use what I got in my Ipsy this tart tartlet tartlet tartlet this tartlet tartlet mascara so we're going to try that so I think I have it all Al righty let's get started what I'm going to start with is their primer I'm going to put ooh a good drops woo it's a little loose okay well it smells lovely for those that don't like fragrance you might not like this maybe they have a fragrance free here okay it's kind of got a real thin consistency consistency it doesn't really feel like um the satiny ones uh it's not bad and then I'm going to take my NYX for my eyelids all right just do a little bit are you guys ready for Christmas I haven't even got decorations up it just seems like the holidays just roll on top of each other all righty that looks good so then I'm going to take my little powoa so it lasts oh my all right let's keep it from sitting in the line shall we it's very important this will help your eyelids your eyelids it will help your eyelids stay on it will help your eye makeup stay on gosh I don't know ladies let's try the bisque first okay I think it's close now this is some very what do you call it it's not real thick but it's not you know super liquidy and I'm not um put I didn't put on any concealer underneath that is that is very nice very sheer just keep shaking Lord knows how long they've set on the shelves okay so I got to get down here okay getting hair I think my hair's falling out I'm shedding because it's winter I am going to come back tonight and show you how it wore give it at least 6 to 8 hours y okay I'm going to do my brows first we're going to do the new little brow pencil by Wet n Wild all right here we go I'd like to brush it up I don't know if you saw my video before brush it up so you can find the bottom of your brows and then brush it down to go up this is what I do following my T and then go over just at the top I don't know this seems kind of I can't even give the word it it seems more more Ash all right it could be all in my head I'm going to take take my Nyx in Ash Brown and go on this side brush up this is more Brown than Ash yeah I think the um Ash Brown in the Wet n Wild it it goes on nice yeah I like the neck better in the color match okay the Wet n Wild palette in walking on eggshells so I got to get my brushes for that for my lid color I'm going to take this like pinky color okay I don't know what they're like and I'm going to put it on my lid oh it's oh it's a shimmer oh they're shimmery okay I'm going to go for it just try to stay right here on this area I can't wait to learn more ways to apply eyeshadow in different styles okay now this this is a shimmery but it's not you know it's not full of glitter it's just a shimmer okay I'm go this brown for my crease I'm going use this little crease brush I'm going go in that brown and then I'm going to windshield wiper right above look straight ahead look at my how my eye still droops I'm going to work on that ladies so look straight ahead when I look straight ahead my um my crease dis appears so got to go up a little higher now for the corner I am going to go in with the Deep Brown lady I'm going in with a deep Brown I'm going to take this little guy all of these are my Jessup brushes make sure it's not oh it's very pigmented dry it on your hand first and then I'm going to go in right on the top so these are dark you know I just there's it's so much fun trying new stuff oh my goodness tiny Corner soft plate I'm going have a lot of bark bark I'm going to have a lot of bark spots on my hand slow and steady wins a race you know no use being in a hurry ladies life is short take your time that's not an oxymoron I mean take the time with the things that you love the most okay all right simple I am going to take this little tiny wedge shaped and I'm going to dip into the white and first I'm going to do up here yeah I don't think this is Shimmer tight line it okay and then I am these are lovely you guys Wet n Wild has it I mean we'll find out with the stain power okay little fluffy kind of a little fluff fluff McGruff and I'm going to dip it in the white or the cream and I'm just going to go in here I love this eyeshadow look the way I do it it just has been amazing for me okay and you got to find what's amazing for you but I'm finding out ladies you do not have to spend millions of dollars original lid color and I'm going to blend it in yeah you just you find what works for you that's why I want to find uh different eyeshadow techniques I've seen one that's called a Halo I really want to try hoping my eye that it will work for any eye and I don't need I think I'm going to take my finger in that little pink Shimmer cuz I don't need an extra and just put it directly on top right half and half on the White and the original okay I just love glimmer all righty now Rimmel okay now we're getting somewhere all right okay I always like to give myself a little Tad of a wing I'm going to try this tartlet that I got in my Ipsy for mascara because I didn't I thought I did but that's what I get for thinking all right so let's try this little travel size travel travel travel it's what I use with the most of my Ipsy except like this eye cream I'm really liking it it doesn't irritate my eyes and my eyelids are so sensitive all right okay I'm going to take a little of the Nick underneath to uh fill in a little bit of darkness my old friend hello darkness my old friend I have a little brush here that will tap in yeah see the lighter and then you just clean up the outer corners and tap and I also like to take my little sponge here my damp sponge to kind of pull it taut not real hard just to just to do that all right this helps place it those deep Set Dark caverns of my eyes the caverns of my eyes yeah look at how close it's frightening it's not as frightening as it used to be oh used to be do wacka do okay and with the lighter concealer you can go down your nose and down here just to give a little bit of you know exterior illumination exterior illumination is very important at our age and you can do this with highlighter but I found uh that just using the um lighter on the central part of your face helps okay now what do we have all right Palm Beach Palm Beach ready all right I'm going to take my left love McGruff brush should see this desk all right I'm going to do that and I'm going to shake off and I am going to just kind of do a little bit of Illumination it's very pigmented okay again I have a very pigmented face maybe I'll just Pat I have a I don't mean I have a pigmented face come on my face just sucks up makeup let's go up let's go up to your forehead there all right then I'm going to go down here it is pretty color I'm ready for the beach as if I went to Hawaii right now because it's 27 this morning it was 27 when I went out to walk rocket what the well it's not oh it's just baby gut blush just a little bit I'm going to do the fingers oh my gosh what a pretty color just like you got some blushes all right then so let's try this one just to help blend it you can just blend it in with your fingers oh this is lovely you guys y isn't that pretty just a light light light light prant and I didn't get a highlighter but I am going to use my wet my Wet n Wild I'm going to take that little pink that I had before here and I'm going to take a little my little highlighter brush which I just love and I'm going to dip it in that and we're going to try right here o look at that who needs to buy a highlighter just go on the places you want to highlight it's very subtle and I can do little on a note little ear okay now I got several lipsticks I showed you oh L lipsticks just make sure I have them all in a row and I'm you could use that blush on your lips too very light I'm going to go with this says I think mad for mauve and I'm going to take the lip liner in mauve and here we go I want to make sure that my makeup is over like that it just makes it easier okay here we go here we go now I'll go with the co koopid koopid bow okay I like the color now here a little bit outside the box got to quit talking never used their liner before I really love the color a little dry but that's pretty and then I will take this color and we'll try it over top it's a glittery oh feels really good guys that is really pretty I'll let you know about the other lipstick too now I am going to take my powder and just set my T-Zone you guys had those days you put something right in front of you and then it's gone so I'm just going to powder right here I don't need it everywhere all right ladies it doesn't feel heavy it feels like I have nothing on I like the ey Shadow I don't care for the eyebrow the one that's kind of gray like this kind of matches my hair I'm impressed I'm praying really hard that Wet n Wild will hold up through thick and thin because this is the way to go if you can okay enough jibberjobber I will be back in at least 6 hours and we're going to check this baby out okay my ladies here we are it's 7:46 p.m. I've had it on since 11:00 so almost 9 hours I think it looks great I've had to apply around my mouth and put my lipstick back on from eating but I think it looks great and you know there's not a lot of makeups that I have issues with lasting or maybe I don't notice it you tell me how did the eyebrows wear good night my friends Lala is out | Lala Masonheimer | UCSxE-nQGFxhOsicovvnZMDg | 2023-12-02 | Creative Commons 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2L8qalJ5hZM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L8qalJ5hZM | The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent Episode 7 Reaction & Review | [Music] [Applause] [Music] hey guys this is queen nisha and in today's video i will be reacting reading to episode seven of the saints magic power zombie potence it's gotta get started in three two one go oh i want to cry so much right now no i wonder if they're going to interact today baby i mean like honestly i would want ida and say to interact i think would be really interesting and such but i mean here's helping that we get it please i would love it but if they don't it's okay i understand why they maybe one don't want these two to possibly attract because i mean i get it but still it would be nice please and thank you oh god hey [Music] oh [Music] oh oh okay smart yes because this is what i really wanted no but she won't mm-hmm it's okay no honey this is real yeah but yeah that's a real sword i mean not only because of course kyle like immediately assumed that idaho was this thing i think it's also because he had like maybe a tractor even though he's you know fiancee unfortunately no you know um put that blue one you like the blue one more oh you won't even never get to see them again but how can you be 100 sure like like what do you want to do you want to heal something someone hmm uh it's pretty very beautiful hmm she just needs time oh sure [Laughter] i mean yeah he's very sweet to you but when it came to freaking saying he was like i don't give enough about her and just um oh my god hmm she's so cute oh my god and see the way she's being taught versus the way like say is it's completely different she gets to go to school well technically both of them are going to school but her like she gets a uniform and everything say got a cute dress and i mean i love both outfits but seriously like you can see the dynamic from like two different povs seriously like how the [ __ ] can you be so nice to her but when it comes to saying you're like no no no of course a jealous woman oh hmm poor baby lost that opportunity so quickly hmm god it's like every tuesday around this time they want to do this [ __ ] [Music] mm-hmm she might fall for him i really think it like i mean we all know kyle is taken so i mean like really who gets enough but she might fall [Music] yeah everybody believes that you know say might be the new saying instead of either [Music] so exactly [Music] i don't think she would but once again she would have to adjust to it [Music] hell you took it from saying too you think you ever said about that no [Music] elizabeth so [Music] nothing just talking to her [Music] oh you're so cute so yeah i mean seriously he is very hard-headed though mm-hmm um it would just be nice for like not only her but all three of them would be friends but no you don't want to do that like seriously just please just do it please let them be friends yes because you need friends all you have is kyle and the rest of them but it's not enough you need someone to just relate to and talk to especially say i hope i really do i really 100 enjoyed this this was something that i had needed ever since episode one to get ida's pov because you know we've gone so six weeks with say being our main character because she is our main character but at the same time in the back of my mind because i never truly said it i was just gonna wait until like maybe this week or next week and be like okay you know what i really really want an episode on the other girl on item because she's very um important to the plot of this show as well because you know even though she is the i don't want to call her a fake saint she's not the true saint like say is but to get her story and her point of claws and what her journey has been from the beginning of the series to um the most recent episode because like i said these two have never really um talked to each other and it would have been nice for her to make friends with both elizabeth and say especially say because of the fact is they both come from the same place even though one is a worker and another one is a teenager even her looking at the blue dress and just getting reminded of the part where her and her family were taking a picture together and she wore a pink dress but it seemed like maybe she wanted to wear the balloon it was very interesting oh if only we just say in episode 8 as episode 8 okay okay all right no complaining here but still even at the end of this episode and her literally seeing the exact same thing that we saw at the beginning of the episode and the fact that she still um necessarily wants to extend a like a friendship somewhat of a friendship um towards elizabeth and say and she still can't because kyle always comes at the worst [ __ ] times and i wish he would just like um stand her ground and say like you know just so wait one second or a moment i need to do something because she wants girlfriends she really does because even looking at the other girl back and forth like they were having a moment like they could possibly you know talk for a second but because those other two girls came in and with her eyebrows one was raining and said you know hey like come with us and stuff and she turns back and she looks at her that was a miss opportunity for her and even now she's still missing opportunities to um befriend someone especially someone from the same sex as her because of the fact is and specifically someone who has come from you know the planet earth from tokyo japan herself and such and so you just want her to just have a moment or like not even a moment like just a couple of episodes where this friendship gets established and it's just like she has to send it she she in a way like any one of the three girls could make um that first step or take that first step but really it's just in my opinion and from in the way it looks it's like aida she needs to take that first step for her to be a better person because not no no offense because she is a better person from what she's looked like from the beginning of this move this movie this this episode to the end of it she has grown as a better person but she still lacks that confidence inside of her to make that first step and be like that one almost like a social butterfly and immediately wanting to talk to someone because i know we all have that problem and such we all get a little you know nervous to talk to someone else because we don't know how someone is going to perceive us or the way they look at us usually either sometimes it's like you know what first impressions by the way we look but because of the fact is like even till by the end of this episode she still hasn't made that that you know effort it doesn't mean that she's not going to continue to be like that i think she is going to make an effort we're just probably going to see it from episode 8 to the end of this series but once again like that's the biggest thing that i want is for these three to have a friendship or something out of it because yes two of these people share something they share a connection that they were both summoned to do something and one could be the real saint while the other one could be possibly the fake state but if say is the true one it is still wondering like what is going to happen to ayna is she going to be um immediately place where say is currently living in ish there's a lot of unanswered questions with it what they could possibly do to her character will they switch you know roles and stuff will say live in the palace and will um ida live where say lives like i said once again a lot of unanswered more questions rather than answers but other than that guys that is my reaction view towards episode 7 of this thing it's magic powers omnipotent if you guys enjoyed it please give me a like really helps me out also subscribe to my channel i make videos every single day join the master squad and of course i will see you guys officially y'all next tuesday for episode 8. bye guys [Music] you | Queendija | UC8lE1wSSm2pfhMLGiRpCjzw | 2021-05-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,570 | 7,933 |
2HbJ3fb96yY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HbJ3fb96yY | THE COMPLEXITY DUO | there you go I can show you no thank you why why not you be scared to drive it the first day I'll drive it the second day okay I'll have to show you after okay back hold on tell I'm starting it be right back people don't understand what it takes to to make the gain you know there a big [ __ ] meal some people just aren't dedicated brother some people just don't and won't ever understand I go to the grocery store I get the jny O's by the pound in the little packages MH when I want to eat I open that [ __ ] and I throw it on the freaking the pot or pan p and I ate the whole [ __ ] thing you know why cuz you're a [ __ ] beast dance for your stream yeah do it Willow come here will Willow come here Willow come here she is oh shoot okay I missed some Chris Pape thank you for 21 month res out buddy appreciate the support man much love dude and then baseball baseball p21 and Bach 610 _ thank you guys for the first time Subs appreciate it Rose thank you guys so much that's so T it's Premium Pork Premium Pork I don't like tan goes so thatth goes he goes Ian you're looking like a like a I'm like what he goes he just starts dying laughing I don't get either I don't know what the [ __ ] he's going for it let's go firing range okay all right you're going to go yeah you going to take the GT3 yeah all right we oh [ __ ] is this really when you should be jumping out Tyler am I muted going American oh I'm [ __ ] muted yeah I didn't play Black Ops one I don't know call outs W [Music] Virginia y you know what I do [ __ ] with h shotguns I love them I don't like the semi-auto actually but the the MOG or the Cog or whatever the [ __ ] it's called I love that yeah oh [ __ ] country mom uh are they on you down one potential collapse detected adise relocation to indicated safe Zone here if you want it oo all right hold on o Titan here if you want it nah I got a abka koska it's a kka hard to turn down the man's gun though no you want to know it's a man's gun is this Rampart dude holy [ __ ] this this [ __ ] got recoil this guy's got this big bad always got [ __ ] recoil son oh that's a lot of shoulder workout with that bad boy it's bouncing everywhere level two armor I'm winning the game I'm going to randomly place a mesh mine here oh [ __ ] someone's shooting at me a you [ __ ] you [ __ ] up there pal War faret dude didn't know it was coming mbang I need Long Bar right there if you want it um go to River Town clean up a little bit okay putting trip mines down randomly you're a douche dude they know they enough where you going she's out dude what the [ __ ] what the [ __ ] you texting me what Circle collapse imminent get to safety oh I see Guy 1530 uh sprinklers in the farm like on the outside wall firing range okay he just jump he's on top of it just jumped in in this building I don't know he's behind it he's behind it the [ __ ] on top he's on top where Dro on you holy [ __ ] son there a beast I'm taking it do you have the goods what do you have augur tactical oh I it's the best weapon really yeah oh this thing's [ __ ] decked out son it comes Decked Out no it doesn't the Tactical does dude I need a there you go how many bandages you have isn't the Tactical the gold one uh I got four bandages oh okay never mind yeah I think the Tactical took gold one yeah that [ __ ] comes Decked Out them yeah yo don't go in this red building by the way all right I place land mines there like all over the [ __ ] place I got a ramp part but I keep forgetting you have to [ __ ] like tap the [ __ ] out of it yeah full auto you look were stupid shots East y got ATV driving the [ __ ] or you see him I don't see him I don't see him like in the water or something I think they were ATV good try try again could make it over bro Supply incom BR where are people oh we're on like dude this is what I don't like though like there's 35 people left like look how big the circle is giant ass Circle where I probably won't find anyone for the next couple minutes so slow Tyler take it take it what is it 50 it's the 50 The Banger the Big Bang all right I've never going up here oh [ __ ] behind us like 130 across the river I'm guessing do you see him oh behind the Tre oh yeah yeah I down one the other guy is where dead oh damn trying to go loot him uh yeah I do probably have a scope I need scope bad iron sight that [ __ ] really yeah I just only I have four medkits that's it for healing yeah adved level one coll got four bandages and like one or two Med kits I think probably have some though yeah I go for this oh [ __ ] um trying to figure out where on top of the barn okay yeah it's your I see I see three time scope I got to aim way higher at this on oh my God I have a lot of wait I don't have one iron lungs holy [ __ ] son on top of the roof still I I guy twice left oh my God I'm down wow re Beast good shot supply drop inbound yeah I don't think this gun is going to shoot that far though hit him okay we got to run across yeah he's just got to back down and heal I'm going to go now yeah sitre Circle collapse imminent get to safety [ __ ] dude I don't want to use this medkit let's go to this Barn yeah I don't see him on the Roof oh never mind they're on that roof there for you yeah I just swap like I don't know if it's [ __ ] mine's like damaged or not oh four times hell yeah that's clutch I got to drop some [ __ ] you dropped down off the roof roof he's running in the cornfield I think he's got a paladin as well so be careful 195 in the cornfield yep he's just aiming me hit him no armor cornfield yep cornfield oh right in in front of us oh yeah yeah cornfield gu is weak he's somewhere in the cornfield yeah he was left side of it bad nice job God DMR Taps are insane um oh [ __ ] son how do I drop one of these drop cyber scope here yeah barricade oh 50 cal and an Aug on I'm switch an Aug dropping all this [ __ ] be advised further collapse expected relocate to Safe Zone is it literally right here LOL um yo do you put a 2x on a Aug or no uh no or I just keep the regular scope on it yeah I hate the two times and the three times I think they're both ass dude this thing Zooms in so [ __ ] slow though hold on yeah I'm putting ideally I put a four times or a sniper scope on it a crazy shot at the chopper yeah this thing Zooms in way the 2x on the AUG Zooms in really fast uh North on the hill he was moving left okay y he's still going 345 yeah I see him there's two yeah one shot at me or something I'm shooting behind you over top of you 338 yeah yeah they're still moving trying to get closer I'm going to just shoot stop moving come back here hit one okay all on I'm not close I can't see yet they still there yeah they're like sliding around West from me what number uh 255 oh I see behind the tree oh yeah I see I tagged them both pretty hard yeah I'm going try and I'm working around the right see if we can get an angle hit him a lot the guy behind the tree is kind of weak tree guys one the the right tree is really weak too I down one they're both behind that right tree I was just pre-firing it bro this gun is absurd supply drop inbound whoa they yo he's got the lmg the fully stacked one I don't know if it's a fully stacked one but all right let's go shots Northwest where we we're getting shot at really yeah behind us gas station I think yeah gas station at The Rock he hit me once the sniper ow dead nice hey fellas thank you buddy all right these other shots were Northwest figure out where yeah be advised further collapse expected relocate to Safe Zone I'm going to use Dead Silence probably in those buildings yep hold on I'm looking right Supply perks real quick I'm running around oh yeah I got one one more behind itle C good [ __ ] yeah damn this shit's nice with the 4X the AUG or the ab mhm yo this guy the rocket launcher oh [ __ ] I want it but I don't want to drop the anything yeah we're like fully kitted right now yeah um here I'm going to get a [ __ ] barade though yeah I have one as well this guy actually had two barricades okay let's go how many kills you have it's only two okay keep just [ __ ] tagging people yeah you must have what like eight 10 yeah that was so funny when they R they're both ran behind the trails like tap tap tap tap tap tap tap they eventually just we spraying them from both sides they didn't know which side to go on yeah all right they're probably at The High Ground if they're not stupid dude Dead Silence lasts so long here let me like lean yeah so I can't hear yeah I have Mobility on so I'm just cruising wait do you even Sprint faster that I don't think you sprint faster I thought it was just like Crouch movement was faster n you're definitely faster really yeah wait I don't have [ __ ] Armor bro that's not good be safe then oh I have a [ __ ] trauma kit though let me just use this get 200 Health yeah yo on this rock right in front of us big rock two I down one one more on the Rock on the Hello on the Rock ready I'm going to [ __ ] flashbang him be advised further collapse expected relocate to Safe Zone I think they're in the height probably both sides what just kill oh my God there's one more in there I think okay I killed them both crawl in here okay I'm really weak wait oh [ __ ] wait what was that yeah what the hell got you we're looking for one guy by the way okay Circle collapse IM I'm so confused are you [ __ ] kidding me there we go all right I need armor stream does anyone know what the [ __ ] that was it had have been a nade or something was a loud bag Titan operator should I pick it up for the ABR uh yeah sure I no scope this last idiot oh it should have nothing hold on just full crackhead looking for [ __ ] that hold on I got to oh that's what it was bro hit a [ __ ] War Machine Dog god dude what a [ __ ] beast bro if he's just in this building the whole time just use your perks yeah major instability detected yo what's up guys yo what's up buddy 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-OuHCAlseU0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OuHCAlseU0 | Charles M. Mathias | Wikipedia audio article | Charles mccurdy Mac Mathias jr. July 24 1922 to January 25th 2010 was a Republican member of the United States Senate representing Maryland from 1969 to 1987 he was also a member of the Maryland House of Delegates from 1959 to 1960 and of the United States House of Representatives representing the 6th congressional district of Maryland from 1961 to 1969 after studying law and serving in the United States Navy during World War two Mathias worked as a lawyer and was elected to the state legislature in 1958 in 1960 he was elected to the US House of Representatives from Western Maryland he was reelected three times 1960 to 1964 1966 serving in the house for eight years where he aligned himself with the then influential liberal wing of the Republican Party matthias was elected to the Senate in 1968 unseating the incumbent Democrat Daniel Brewster who 20 years earlier had been his roommate while attending the University of Maryland School of Law he continued his record as a liberal Republican in the Senate and frequently clashed with the conservative wing of his party for a few months in late 1975 and early 1976 Mathias considered running an insurgent presidential campaign in an attempt to stave off the increasing influence of conservative Republicans led by Ronald Reagan his confrontations with conservatives caused him several leaders positions in the Senate including chairmanship of the Judiciary Committee despite isolation from his conservative colleagues Mathias played an influential role in fostering African American civil rights ending the Vietnam War preserving the Chesapeake Bay and constructing the Vietnam Veterans Memorial he retired from the Senate in 1987 having served in Congress for 26 years eight years in the US House of Representatives and 18 years in the US Senate you topic early life and career mathias was born in frederick maryland the son of theresa nate rail and Charles Mathias senior his father was politically active and he was a descendant of several Maryland legislators after graduating from Frederick high school Mathias graduated from Haverford College in Pennsylvania in 1944 he went on to attend Yale University and received a law degree from the University of Maryland School of Law in 1949 in 1942 during World War two matthias enlisted in the United States Navy and served at the rank of seaman apprentice he was promoted to ensign in 1944 and served sea duty in the Pacific Ocean including the recently devastated Hiroshima from 1944 until he was released from active duty in 1946 following the war matthias rose to the rank of captain in the United States Naval Reserve Mathias briefly served as the assistant attorney general of Maryland from 1953 to 1954 from 1954 to 1959 he worked as the city attorney of Frederick where he supported civil rights for african-americans he played a role in desegregating the local opera house movie theater which restricted african-american seating to the back of the theater matthias also worked to relocate the Frederick post office and helped protect a park in the city in 1958 he was elected to the Maryland House of Delegates serving from 1959 to 1960 as a delegate he voted in favor of Maryland ratifying the 14th Amendment to the United State Constitution which secured African American rights following the American Civil War with his support the legislature ratified the amendment in 1959 nearly 100 years after it was first introduced in 1958 matthias married and Bradford whom he met at a birthday party for his law school roommate Daniel Brewster and Bradford 1928 to 2012 was the daughter of former Massachusetts governor Robert F Bradford their children included sons Robert and Charles you topic in the House of Representatives On January 4th 1960 Matthias declared his candidacy for the House seat of Maryland's 6th congressional district he officially began his campaign in March establishing public education and controls on government spending as two of his priorities should he be elected in the primary elections of May 1960 matthias handily defeated his two rivals garnering a three-to-one margin of victory matthias opponent in the general election was John R Foley a former judge who had unseated DeWitt Hyde in a democratic landslide in the state two years prior both candidates attacked each other's voting records with Foley accusing Matthias of skipping more than 500 votes in the House of Delegates and having the worst Republican record in Annapolis Matthias previously accused Foley of voting present a de facto abstention in the house too often and argued Foley's inaction led to inflation and higher taxes matthias prevailed over Foley on Election Day in November 1960 unseating the one-term incumbent and becoming the first representative from Frederick County since Milton earner in 1883 during his eight-year career in the house matthias established himself as a member of the liberal wing of the Republican Party which was the most influential at the time he was the author of the Matthias amendment to the unsuccessful 1966 civil rights bill on open housing concerning environmental issues matthias sponsored legislation to make the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal a national park and supported other conservation an issue along the Potomac River he also served on the Judiciary Committee and the Committee on the District of Columbia as a member of the DC committee Matthias was a proponent of establishing home rule in the District of Columbia you topic United States Senate courier topic election of 1968 unseating Brewster leading up to the United States Senate elections of 1968 matthias name was frequently mentioned as a potential challenger to Democratic incumbent Daniel Brewster his college roommate representative Rogers Morton of Maryland's first congressional district was also considering a run at Brewster's seat but was dissuaded by Republican party leaders in the state in favor of a Mathias candidacy their decision was largely due to the geography of Mathias seat as representative of the sixth District he already had established name recognition in both the Baltimore and Washington DC metropolitan areas the more densely populated and liberal areas of the state mathayus seat was also more likely to stay under Republican control unlike Morton's seat which was located on the socially conservative but democratic voting Eastern Shore of Maryland matthias had also established a more liberal voting record which was argued to serve him better in the state with a three-to-one Democratic advantage in registered voters matthias officially declared his candidacy for the Senate on February 10th 1968 calling for troop reductions in the Vietnam War and identifying urban blight racial discrimination welfare reform and improving public schools as major issues as the campaign drew on the two primary issues became the war and crime Mathias argued that the extensive bombing campaigns in North Vietnam should be reduced while Brewster had argued for increasing bombardment Brewster adopted a hard-line stance on law and order while Mathias advocated addressing the precipitating of poverty and the low standard of living in urban ghettos campaign finances were also an issue with controversy erupting over Brewster's receipt of $15,000 in campaign contributions from his Senate staff and their families on November 5th 1968 Mathias was elected garnering 48% of the vote to Brewster's 39% and perennial candidate George P Mahoney's 13% you topic first term 1969 to 1975 conflict with Nixon mathias began his first term in the Senate in January 1969 and laid out his legislative agenda soon thereafter he was appointed to the District of Columbia committee where he argued in favor of home rule in the district and providing DC residents full representation in both chambers of Congress both were positions he carried over from his career in the house in December 1970 he finally gained passage of legislation creating the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park he also served as chair of the Special Committee on termination of the national emergency from 1971 to 1977 which produced Senate report 93 to 549 over the course of his first term Matthias was frequently at odds with his conservative colleagues in the Senate and the Richard Nixon administration in June 1969 mathias joined with fellow liberal republican Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania in threatening a rebellion unless the Nixon administration worked harder to protect african-american civil rights he also warned against Republicans using the southern strategy of attracting conservative George Wallace voters at the expense of moderate or liberal voters Mathias voted against two controversial Nixon Supreme Court nominees Clemence Hainsworth and G Harold cars' well neither of whom was confirmed mathias was also an early advocate for setting a timetable for withdrawal of troops from Vietnam and was against the bombing campaigns Nixon launched into Laos in October 1972 matthias became the first republican on Ted Kennedy's Judiciary Subcommittee and one of only a few in the nation to support investigation of the Watergate scandal which was still in its early stages matthias disagreements with the administration became well-known causing columnist sroe Lynde Evans and Robert Novak to name him the new supervillain in President Nixon's doghouse Evans and Novak also commented that not since Charles Goodell was defeated with White House connivance has any Republicans so outraged mr. Nixon and his senior staff as Matthias the Senators liberalism and tendency to bold party lines have bred animosity in the inner sanctum due to their differing ideologies there was speculation that Matthias was going to be purged from the party by Nixon in a similar manner as Goodell in 1971 but these threats disappeared after the Watergate scandal escalated by the numbers Matthias sided with the Nixon administration forty-seven percent of the time and voted with the majority of his Republican colleagues in the Senate 31 percent of the time during his first term in early 1974 the group Americans for democratic action rated Matthias the most liberal member of the GOP in the Senate based on 20 key votes in the 1973 legislative session at 90 percent his score was higher than most Democrats in the Senate and was fourth highest amongst all members issues considered when raiding senators included their positions on civil rights mass transit DC Home Rule tax reform and reducing overseas troop levels the league of women voters gave Matthias a 100% on issues important to them and the afl-cio agreed with Matthias on 32 out of 45 key labor votes conversely the conservative group Americans for constitutional action stated Matthias agreed with their positions only 16 percent of the time you topic election of 1974 challenge from Mikulski as a Republican representing heavily Democratic Maryland Mathias faced a potentially difficult re-election bid for the 1974 election state Democrats nominated Barbara Mikulski then a Baltimore City Councilwoman who was well known to residents in her City as a social activist but with limited name recognition in the rest of the state Mathias was renown nated by Republicans fending off a primary election challenge from conservative dr. Ross Pierpont Pierpont was never a substantial threat to Mathias whose lack of competition was due in part to fallout from the Watergate scandal as an advocate for campaign finance reform Mathias refused to accept any contribution over $100 to avoid the curse of big money that has led to so much trouble in the last year however he still managed to raise over $250,000 nearly five times Mikulski's total ideologically Mikulski and Mathias agreed on many issues such as closing tax loopholes and easing taxes on the middle class on two issues however Mathias argued to reform Congress and the US tax system to address inflation and corporate price-fixing contrary to Mikulski in retrospect the Washington Post felt the election was an intelligent discussion of state national and foreign affairs by two smart well-informed people with Maryland voters Mathias benefited from his frequent disagreements with the Nixon administration and his liberal voting record on November 5th 1974 he was reelected by a 57% to 43% margin though he lost badly in Baltimore City and Baltimore County where Mikulski was popular you topic second-term 1975 to 1981 unease with the growth of conservatism in 1975 Matthias Co introduced legislation with Illinois senator Adlai Stevenson three that would prohibit foreign aid to South Vietnam after June 30th 1975 Matthias expressed concerns with the state of his party leading up to the 1976 presidential election specifically its shift further to the right referring to the nomination contest between Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan matthias remarked that the party leadership was placed in further isolation in an extreme almost fringe position on November 8 1975 he hinted at entering some presidential primary elections to steer the party away from what he saw as a strong conservative trend over the next few months matthias continued to show signs of entering the election but never campaigned aggressively and lacked any political organization columnist George Will commented that Matthias was contemplating a race a stroll really for the presidency in reference to his state campaign after four months of consideration matthias decided in March 1976 to not seek the presidency and asked for his name to be withdrawn from the Massachusetts primary ballot where it had been added automatically he had also been considering an independent bid but said raising money would be too difficult under campaign finance laws upon his withdrawal matthias stated he would work with the republican party in the upcoming elections however despite his pledge to support the Republican candidate matthias criticism of the party did not wane stating that over and over again during the primaries I have felt uncomfortably like a member of the chorus in a Greek tragedy in a further criticism of his party's neglect of liberal voters matthias commented I've had to deal with some hard truths people don't like to hear we've got only 18% of the electorate they pretend it's not important that our following among blacks and young people and urban communities as not what it should be but I feel it's of the greatest importance that if there is to be a Republican Party we look these facts in the face Mathias candidacy consideration did not endear him to the conservative wing of the Maryland Republican Party organization in June 1976 he lost a vote by state Republicans to determine who would represent Maryland on the platform committee at the 1976 Republican National Convention instead the group chose George price a conservative member of the Maryland House of Delegates from Baltimore County at one point Mathias was close to being denied attendance to the convention all together as an at-large delegate but a last-minute compromise ensured all Republican congressional representatives seats as at-large delegates matthias maintained a low profile during the convention and received harsh criticism from some of the conservative delegates from maryland who attended at the beginning of the new congress in 1977 matthias was in line for several potential committee promotions to ranking member however Mathias outspoken criticism of the party in the previous election cycle aroused enmity amongst his colleagues on the Judiciary Committee Mathias had the most seniority of any other member except Strom Thurmond of South Carolina who already held another ranking membership on the Armed Services Committee only one ranking membership was allowed per senator so Thurmond resigned his ranking membership on the Armed Services Committee to circumvent Mathias serving as ranking member of the Judiciary Committee Mathias was also prevented from assuming leadership positions on the governor and Operations Committee following a power struggle and on the Judiciary Subcommittee on constitutional rights on the latter subcommittee Matthias had more seniority than any other member however party leaders were uneasy with the idea of allowing Matthias to team up with Liberal Democrat and subcommittee chairman Birch Bayh and voted instead for William L Scott as ranking member you topic election of 1980 uncertain partir Annamma nation after these slights speculation was raised that matthias would leave the Republican Party especially as the 1980 elections were approaching several prominent conservatives in the state such as US representatives Marjorie Holt and Robert Bauman were considering challenging Mathias for his seat in contrast the Democratic side of the aisle had fewer challengers suggesting Mathias would win rhe nomination more easily if he were to switch parties however Mathias chose to remain as a Republican and teamed up with eight other Republican senators to express their dissatisfaction with the hardline wing of the party Mathias later stated that he had never seriously considered switching parties when it came time to nominate members to the 1980 Republican National Convention Maryland Republicans voted for Mathias and Bauman as co-chairman of the delegation to represent the liberal and conservative wings of the party respectively the 1980 nomination contest lacked the fierce ideological bickering that marked the 1976 state convention in which Mathias was nearly excluded as a delegate despite initial concerns that a strong conservative would run in the 1980 Republican primary Mathias did not face any major opposition for his seat he easily won his party's nomination and was reelected by a substantial margin in November his Democratic counterpart in the election Edward T Conroy positioned himself as more conservative than Mathias Conroy also made national defense the primary issue of his campaign where he accused Mathias of being weak mathias countered stating he had voted for over 1.1 trillion dollars in defense spending during his career in the senate by winning easy reelection matthias became the first maryland republican to win election to a third senate term and also the only Republican to win the city of Baltimore up to that point he also secured support from several precincts of Baltimore's Democratic political machine and several labor unions you topic final term 1981 to a 1987 after Republicans gained control of the Senate in 1981 matthias sought the chairmanship of the Judiciary Committee but was relegated to the relatively mundane chairmanship of the Rules Committee he was also appointed chairman of the government operations Subcommittee on government efficiency and the District of Columbia and accepted a seat on the influential Foreign Relations Committee though he had to sacrifice his seat on the Appropriations Committee to do so in 1982 matthias chaired a bipartisan Senate inquiry into the methods used by the FBI in the Abscam corruption investigation which found that dozens of officials had been named for accepting bribes without basis he also served as co-chair of the Joint Committee on printing from 1981 to 1983 and 1985 to 1987 and as a member of the Joint Committee on the library from 1983 to 1987 leading up to the 1986 elections it was unclear whether matthias would seek a fourth term his support of President Reagan was lukewarm which had further isolated him ideologically from his Republican colleagues one delegate at the Maryland state party convention had even called matthias liberals swine for his record additionally his frequent difficulties in securing a committee chairmanship along with his low attendance rate were raising questions regarding his ability however matthias was showing signs of seeking re-election in 1985 and dismissed any claims of ineffective mathias claimed within a matter of minutes i can talk to any member of the cabinet and I could go see them within 24 hours it was no accident that the Chesapeake Bay was mentioned in the president's State of the Union address that took a lot of hard work during this term Mathias was also president of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly from 1985 to 1986 despite initial indications otherwise Mathias announced on September 27 1985 that he would not seek a fourth term his announcement concerned Republican Party officials in the state who feared that local Republicans had poorer election chances without Mathias at the top of the ticket at the national level Mathias announcement came shortly after news that Republican Paul Laxalt of Nevada would be retiring as well the departure of two Republican senators from swing or Democratic leaning states was treated by Republican party leaders as a poor sign of the party's chances in the upcoming elections Linda Chavez won the Republican primary for the Senate seat and she lost the general election to Democrat Barbara Mikulski Mathias remained active in his final days in the Senate playing an important role in removing a death penalty provision in a 1986 Senate drug bill after threatening filibuster and in preparing impeachment proceedings against federal judge Harry E Claiborne Mathias last day in the Senate was January 3rd 1987 at which point he was succeeded by Mikulski you topic legacy and post Senate life matthias held a retirement party at the Baltimore Convention Center on July 14 1986 which had over 1200 attendees the proceeds from the event at $150 per person were used to establish a Foreign Studies program at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in his name Mathias plan to teach at Johns Hopkins following his departure from the Senate Donald P Baker of the Washington Post commented that matthias lasting reputation would be that of a maverick though he was elected to the house in 1960 as a moderate conservative his life in the Congress moved him to the center and he frequently deviated from the party line and sided with Democrats the fact that he went out of his way to disassociate himself from Ronald Reagan in the 1980 elections had hindered his chances at a chairmanship Matthias also established a record on civil rights having played an important role in passing a fair housing bill while he was in the house and also in establishing a national holiday for Martin Luther King jr. he held liberal views on abortion defense spending and the Equal Rights Amendment and along with Senator John Warner of Virginia was one of the sponsors of a bill to authorize the construction of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in discussing Mathias retirement Tom wicker of the New York Times commented that he was fair flexible concerned able to rise above partisanship but not above responsibilities when wicker asked him which senators he respected the most Matthias listed J William Fulbright D Jacob Javits our John Sherman Cooper our cliff case our Phil Hart D Mike Mansfield D and George Aiken our because each one of those people would take an issue on his own responsibility they'd simply come to the conclusion that this was the right thing for the country on environmental issues matthias established her record as a strong advocate of the chesapeake bay after touring the Bay shoreline in 1973 he sponsored legislation that led to a study by the United States Environmental Protection Agency EPA two years later which was one of the first reports that made the public aware of harmful levels of nutrients and toxins in the waters as a result the report was one of the catalysts for cleanup efforts and evolved into the Chesapeake Bay Program in recognition the Charles Mathias laboratory part of the Smithsonian Institution was established in 1988 as a research facility to analyze human impact on the bay in 1990 the Mathias medal was established by Maryland Sea Grant at the University of Maryland's center for environmental science as further acknowledgement of Mathias environmental record in 2003 30 years after he launched a study of the Chesapeake Mathias was recognized by the Army Corps of Engineers for the influential role he played initiating restoration efforts from 1987 to 1993 Mathias was a partner at the law firm of Jones Day Revis and Pogue in 1991 Mathias was chosen by the US Federal Reserve Board to lead a committee to supervise the operations of first American Bancshares Inc prior to his arrival first American had been secretly acquired by Bank of credit and commerce international which resulted in a major banking scandal mathias was appointed chairman of the board of first american in november 1992 replacing former US Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach he continued as chairman of first American until 1999 after his retirement matthias served on numerous boards and committees he was a member of the governor's Commission on state taxes and tax structure 1989-1990 a member of the Maryland Civil War Heritage Commission 1992 to 1995 a member of the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the uninsured co-chair of the task force on the presidential appointment and Senate confirmation process 1996 a member of the board of the George C Marshall international center a member of the board of the Center for Responsive Politics a member of the board of world space satellite radio and board member emeritus of Brown University's Watson Institute for International Studies additionally matthias served on the board of trustees of enterprise foundation now enterprise community partners from 1980 through 2001 as of 2008 matthias practiced law in washington DC and was a resident of Chevy Chase Maryland on October 28 2008 Mathias endorsed Senator Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential election matthias died from complications of Parkinson's disease at his home on January 25th 2010 at age 87 | wikipedia tts | UCGajAfZZjyDnyA7YQU0xpOg | 2019-02-08 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,171 | 25,800 |
4z4jl_EKh4U | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4z4jl_EKh4U | C of C 4-23-2022 Green Party Candidates for the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District (MWRD) | all right welcome welcome to the college of complexes my name is tim i'd like to welcome everybody here tonight to the college the college consists of the following format first we'll have a brief announcements period and our speakers will speak for up to about an hour or so and then we'll have our question and answer period and then we'll have our rebuttal period and we generally break down a breakup about nine o'clock or so but you know if we get a lot more we can start uh you know we can just keep going on because you don't have the constraints of the restaurant on zoom okay charlie whenever you're ready with the announcements we'll start on the announcements period okay welcome everyone the meeting number 3660 of the ecology complexes the playground for people who think first of all as always we have a google email group which i recommend you sign up for instructions on the center top of our website we also have a meetup group which functions in the same way you'll get one or two emails only uh informing you of the topic coming up at the coc now although i am not a capitalist what about our facebook group what we also have a facebook page too that they can come to yeah okay all right all right although i'm not a capitalist i will give an advertisement for our upcoming programs and april the 30th we will continue with our earth month earth day series of presentations we will be looking at forestry in the united states and the proof that there is a primitive uh relic hominid species residing in those forests so this should be a good topic i've been working on it for some time so tell your pals this is a good one all right transitioning into may our traditional mayday speaker we will be hearing from the iw we're hearing from the north american national president herself um the iww the industrial workers of the world the wobblies going into may 14th we will hear from the truth brigade of indivisible illinois uh the way to ascertain truth from fiction in the media you guys all need that that one that's for sure on may 21st we will hear about a project regarding health disparities in the united states regarding racial and ethnic communities as well as the tolls being taken by long covid due to govind19. on may the 28th we hear about efforts to stop they want to stop the uh elements that are showing up at school boards uh in public hearings trying to advance their anti-vaccination campaigns and bring it in to any sort of critical race theory dissemination so may the 28th should be a good one turn the fourth our own professor bob lichtenberg will be talking about his new book on making meaning which would be a good program uh he's got eight books out now on the topic june 11th we just added this new program we're going to have a debate between justin tucker and charlie earp reverend charlier to determine if jesus was a communist was he kami was jesus sakami uh and then rounding out on june the 18th dan bader community psychologist we'll be talking about the incidents and evidence of hoarding material aggressive materialism probably as a result of free market capitalism largely no i think it's something you could use charlotte yeah people feel their house is full of things made by children in asia anyhow our next open dates if you'd like to get on the schedule will be june 25 uh july 2nd and 9th now regarding announcements in general uh next weekend there'll be the illinois state convention of the illinois green party to which all are invited via zoom production uh and all will be invited to attend as well as there'll be a conference of the war who wanted to fly and flew too close sorry okay well next week will be a conference of the war tax resistance league if you don't want to pay for war uh you know you'll learn how to do it and get to know some other anti-war long-term anti-war activists all right tim all right you have another announcement you'd like to bring to the group do you want me to put up the neis website for you unmute jan i already put the yeah the neis website is just neis.org i'll pull it up so we can get the whole the whole thing in there okay and uh you have an announcement about something pertaining to them so go ahead and let's get that announcement it's going to be uh this coming thursday uh the forgotten faces of nuclear oops where's it at where is it i just i just disappeared i had the chat up and now no that's okay um i'm sharing this i'm sharing the site where's where would i go oh i don't think it's going to be there but i i don't know tim i haven't looked for it there that's all right i put it on in the chat okay the forgot the forgotten faces of nuclear power connecting the global anti-nuclear movements it's a discussion by linda pence gunter she is the international expert for uh beyond nuclear international and she has been she's done some traveling in europe and uh knows a lot about ukraine and um this is the nuclear energy information services public meeting night with the experts april 22 28 at 7 00 p.m central and uh if you want to come to this please or you want to know about it even if you don't come you can email me at janvoodr1 gmail.com or you can go to davecraft's email at neis neis.org and we will send you an invitation with the link the meeting so it will be simulcast on zoom in live then correct uh sign up did you say that again i meant i meant i meant as the meeting goes on it'll be what they call a hybrid meeting right or will it just be a footage available no it's just zoom it's not hybrid uh we don't have any in-person stuff but um uh what what we do have is that the the person's presentation is recorded okay and and the uh linda pence is going to her presentation will take about a half hour and then and then we have an hour for discussion because we want people to become acquainted with the speaker and to be sure that they get whatever they want to talk about about anti-nuclear organizations and you know off their chest so we we have a long time for discussion okay all right anybody else with an announcement real quick seeing none all right uh let's get right down to our speakers tonil and richard and why don't you introduce yourselves and go ahead and do your presentation if you need to share the screen go ahead uh that it should be working if you have a powerpoint or something you want to present otherwise take it away well i'll introduce myself first but i'll let mark start with his presentation so i am tanil jackson and i am running for the two-year term for the metropolitan water reclamation district commissioner and mark vittner is running for the six year term so go ahead mark we'll start with you officially hi everybody mark vitner um i spent about 15 years in the wastewater industry new mexico i have a water technology wastewater degree from new mexico state university uh worked as treatment operator in new mexico and also as the industrial waste grease police in for restaurants in new mexico then came on to the district and worked at the kiri des plaines facility which averages between 35 million gallons and 120 million gallons depending upon her reigns of wastewater treatment a day um familiar with most of the processes and most of the developments and a great deal of new regulations and permits that are going to have to be approached and met i the district is very very large and has done some great things in the past and kind of needs a little updating um the plants are very most of them are old and need a lot of fair amount of upkeep restoration and replacement of equipment basic equipment and there are nutrient um limitations that are going to be coming in within the next two years and then five years after that they will become even more stringent for that for phosphorus and total nitrogen there are issues with microplastics there are issues with pfas and pfoas and there are issues with that getting into the biosolids and compost which are being used for corn production in central illinois um there's a whole lot of things i i i religiously listen to the um board meetings every other week and [Music] i have a fair amount of questions about some of the contracts that's i spent about 30 years in horticulture in seven different climate zones uh i used to trim trees here i was a boy scout 100 years ago and i probably swam in every river and every lake possible before the clean water act and i i would really like to my kind of three points are you know i would love to clean up these rivers and you know get them to go back to swimming and canoeing and recreation and fish i don't i cross the des plaines river every day i run across the bridge and i don't see that many fish down there and i would love to see a lot more fish i see guys fishing and i don't see any of them pulling anything out um i would love it for recreation for canoeing and ultimately swimming um so it's your river let's clean it up and then storm water issues um my i was raised in mount prospect we had a basement that flooded on a regular basis uh my father was part of the weller creek commission which probably got part of the deep tunnel built and the kerry plant built um because the river used to come up two blocks away from our house and our basement use the flood on a regular basis and then the third uh major point is it's your money it's it's it's in our property taxes it's in our utility bills every month you're giving the district your money all the time and i would like it to be spent in let us say more reasonable ways that's about all i can skim through right now um toniel if you want to go go ahead sure so um what i kind of had was more of a um because i was thinking that we had about 10 or 15 minutes to speak so i don't know how much everybody knows about um mwrd about the board about what our job is or what it is that we're looking to do upon being elected and so you know humor me in this because again this is my first uh college of complex um appearance if you will and so i just wanted to make sure i i'm that i'm more of a personable type in my presentation so just in case anyone had not heard of the metropolitan water reclamation district um as tim said there are seven plants throughout the cook county area and so a lot of times what i have found when we began to petition what i found was that most people had not either heard of the mwrd at all um they did not know what the mwrd did and then more specifically they did not know what the board of commissioners do and i think that it is very important to note that what the commissioners do is not the same thing as if you actually worked at a plant right so you don't necessarily have to be um as knowledgeable about you know like uh the different water the waste management and all of that as a commissioner as what our jobs is to do is really establish the policies that's going to protect uh water in the water environment and then also what we do is we provide financial oversight so we invest in the wastewater plants yes and we provide that physical oversight for what it is that they are doing and so within that um in terms of who i am so as i've kind of already alluded to no i am not your scientist i get people so this is not my first interview um and a lot of times people will say well what um what encouraged you or what possessed you to run because of many of those those who run for commissioner like mark may have extensive background and either award waste water management or their chemists or scientists or conservationists but who i am what i am bringing to the to the table is something completely different right that is not my background i have a master's degree in business administration but who i am is an organizer what i have knowledge in and experience with is grassroots democracy right which is something that the mwrd looks for what i know is being able to organize what i know is community being able to connect with people and so um when i was approached by the green party to run for this office i initially was intimidated because of the fact that i didn't have that specific knowledge but what i said to myself was knowing you know my ability to learn you can always learn new things right so it's not to minimize what people who have those degrees know but it is to say that for me it was really about having a heart for the issues and so what i did i began to research about the mwrd i went to their website because before i even said yes i'm gonna do this i wanted to kind of know what i was getting myself into and so upon going to their website they have an entire like department about this geared to poor educating right and so for me as a person that's what i do like even if you were to go to my website which is my name is tenille.com my tagline is i educate and empower so whether you're talking about through my books through my services whatever it is that i do my organizations everything that i do is geared to educate and empower and one of the things that i have seen uh where the mwrd at large the board of commissioners where they come up short is getting people involved i have read multiple articles where they talk about when it's time to vote that that particular um that area when we're talking about voting for the commissioners that receives the least amount of votes year in and year out and that's typically because nobody has ever heard of it when you're looking at media coverage typically you don't get anyone covering the commissioners no one is talking about it even commissioner campbell uh double clay said that the mwrd is the most important agency that no one knows about and so for me that's really what i'm doing upon being elected my one of the things that i really want to do is to bring awareness increase awareness to the cook county residents right like explain not just who we are and what we do but why you should care most people think that when they have issues with running their ward in the house that that's the mwrd issue for those who have even heard of mwrd but the fact is that that has nothing to do with the mwrd it's all of the water that leaves your house right so what they're trying to do is clean whatever that water is treat whatever that water is to then redistribute it back to the local waterways and because a lot of people don't really understand how it works they don't understand why they should get involved and i have found that to be the case with not just this issue but with many issues at large when people understand why they should care when you talk to people on a regular you know personal person-to-person level and you get the most people if they themselves as mark share his story about having the uh basement fluid if you have not had a basement fluid you probably know someone who does you probably understand the damage and in some cases it's irreparable damage that has been done because of that flood and so many people if they understood that there were things that they might be able to do to get involved they might want to learn more right when you go to the website and they talk about the different educational um activities that that they have supposedly those are areas where they could do better like they have an annual event that they do and because of kovi obviously the last couple years it has been online but in terms of views they have not had i think for one years 127 views one year it was 93 views so what is my point when it comes to that educational perspective although their mission when they talk about wanting people to be involved they want people to be part of the solution but where they are falling short in my um estimation at least one of the areas is the fact that they are not as actively and consciously working on doing things to get the average resident involved as mark said it is the taxpayer dollars that goes to fund that so what we should definitively have more of a voice as it comes to that so for me um as i say one of the reasons why i am running is because i do have a heart for the residents i i i say it in a jokingly way all the time but i don't really consider myself a politician i consider myself more of a public servant i have been married for over 20 years i have children so 10 when you were talking earlier like i have four biological children but i've raised seven children and so when you're talking about servanthood and no knowing a thing or two about uh being able to come bring people together being able to sacrifice that's really what my entire life has already shown the proof is in the pudding so to speak and then when you talk about having an organization of women and i'm glad to be a woman i am somewhat of a feminist you know i'm a feminist with traditional beliefs um but i think that when you look at the makeup the current makeup of the mwrd again for those of you who may not know it consists of a board of nine individuals for this particular election year of those nine there are only going to be four people on the board so five of those people two um are running for different offices and that's the president and one of the other members the vice president is retiring and then two of them are looking to be re-elected so to me this is a great time to bring in like some fresh blood somebody who has a different not just a different opinion but some different experiences because if you have a current commissioner who is saying that one of our issues is the fact that people don't know about us i think that having someone to come into the office to who that is one of my priorities to not just bring awareness but then have different plans to move people into action if you guys would permit me a moment um i was when i was on their website they give nine tips to protect waterways right so for me i've listed i i've gone through those uh tips so when they talk about food or even how to wash your cars better pharmaceuticals microbes uh nutrient pollution pesticides pet waste salt and trash those are all things that tips that they give in which people if they implement these tips it can help become better but there are no concrete plans in place to ensure that these things are actually being done so one of the things that i want to do is put together um i'm kind of calling it like a county-wide contest but put some tangible weight together where you can literally um be able to quantify the change so you don't just have to guess and see maybe people are doing this and i'll give you a concrete example with the pharmaceuticals we're talking about water right so we know that when you if you were to flush unused pharmaceuticals down the toilet it then is flushed into our water supply so now there's water contamination however the mwrd only has four official collection sites meaning you can go to full in all of cook county there are four official drop sites where you can go to uh use or to dump your unused pharmaceuticals and i'm gonna stop right now because amanda is asking if she may say something yeah go ahead amanda unmute and uh um amanda go ahead put your hand down unmute and let's see what you gotta say okay okay amanda where were we we got you online damn we have a format i know i think she might be one of the speakers with the as part of one of the speakers are concerned all right i'm not a candidate no okay well what we'll do is we'll get into the question and answer session in a few minutes if you guys are finished with your formal presentation okay i'm i'm just about done i'm just okay then go ahead and uh finish because normally what we do is we take questions after the formal presentation and then we do our rebuttals okay so um so in either case what i was saying was with the uh pharmaceutical the four collection sites that you have like to me that's unrealistic to only have that amount of collection fights with the we have almost six million residents in cook county and i'm sorry but can we have amanda mute herself because this kind of i'll do it that's okay thanks amanda thank you um but in either case is is when you are talking about trying to get the public involved you have to make it a little bit easier for them to help because even with the other local collection sites that they say that they have there are different types of restrictions what you're able to drop off when you're able to drop it off how and why you're able to drop it all so like say if you wanted to go and you drop off something on a tuesday if you go in tuesday at noon it's a good chance that they would say well you know what you just missed it the cutoff time was 11 30. so what i would like to do is even so that way we would be able so that way we would be able to have more people participate in reading of those pharmaceuticals and so in either case i'm just going to kind of because i've i've kind of lost my train of thought i'm sorry but it's been it was a little bit distracting um and so in either case the point just being that i wanted to make sure that everyone number one knows that there is a little bit of difference of serving on the mwrd itself so working at a mwrd plant versus being an actual commissioner um amanda amanda she she knows she's muted now weird things she's muted now and i think it just might be a a user error on her part so we're good all right go ahead and finish uh to neil i'm sorry about that it's okay um so the point like i say the point that i wanted to make was simply in giving everybody just a general knowledge on what it is that the actual um board of commissioners are responsible for doing so yes we do need to have knowledge about what we do with the metropolitan water reclamation districts what's done at the plants having that knowledge understanding you know contracts as mark was talking about how every other thursday they have they have uh meetings that the general public are able to attend so if you wanted to know what's going on you do have the opportunity that ability to know um some people just need extra attention more attention to others and you know this is just the world that we live in uh so in either case that's really general i'll leave it there um she keeps on mute you know i think what she does is she keeps unmuting herself after i mute her okay uh and i'm trying my best to keep it going amanda is now unmuted and she's listening but i think um i think it's just a simple matter of uh having some troubles and i will just leave it at that okay amanda will be ready to go with the question and answer period soon i apologize for whatever okay you know it's it's okay and i don't necessarily think that whoever amanda is unless she's one of your regulars it may just be a hacker because sometimes people are able to hack into um so once you have because what happens is and i'm sorry this is a sidebar but what happens is when you give your link to the general public anybody can get it and so then people just begin to hack in so i believe that this is just what we call in the virtual world a troll so i i think she's a legitimate guest okay so she's listening what i will do is i will i i'll just stop right now so that way we can kind of because i think it's kind of um i've kind of lost some points so when i say that i mean just in terms of my train of thought and with everybody listening to following so i think just for to take a format i think that it would be best if i just kind of yield the floor and we get different momentum going by getting other people involved and then we can kind of like pick it back up that way okay amanda you want to make say something to us uh because we can hear every crunch yeah tim you can mute another person and leave it muted okay don't like it you do it you just do it from your end and keep it that way and then we'll all ask what you think i'm trying to do well well then figure it out i don't i thought the moderator could mute somebody all right listen i think it might just be a simple matter of her i mute her and then she unmutes but that's okay i mean you know because we open the floor to questions and we're going to open the floor up to questions now and i'll entertain anybody who's got a question for our two candidates and uh seeing as how amanda did have her hand raised earlier if she wants to ask a question amanda you're ready to go with a question or or not i think she's connecting to audio again um and if not we'll go move on who's got a question for our speakers tonight rules okay i do go ahead charlie yeah i'm not certain if this is totally relevant to the water reclamation district but the only river i really am familiar with is the one that runs along the north side of the loop along lake street tim are you doing anything yes i am are you awake all right i'll begin again the l.a river i'm totally familiar with is the one that runs uh on the north loop and i was wondering what is the quality of water do you know a fan in that river if i were to fall in it uh would i live would i come out alive and there's also second part of my question is there's a lot of people among republicanism who say there are too much regulations are there too many regulations on companies regarding uh what they discharge into our waterways or is it is it too much or too little mark why don't you go ahead and take a stab at that one that's the north branch of the chicago did you talking about that is south of the o'brien skokie like it's changed names again plant that plant is probably the third largest um and as long as it's not after a rain and not after they've had a cso and have dumped that plant has got a uv um sterilization uh a sanitation clean water type of thing that was installed about six years ago that has been working relatively well um the river the amount of fish the amount of mussels and everything have increased there is a uh north brains river conservationist group um kingsbury street off south of north avenue they put a bunch of floating islands and they're doing a lot of monitoring of the macroinvertebrate so things have improved i don't know if i would drink the water out of there after a rain event uh i don't think it will kill you right away there is a question about a bunch of the rivers what is on the bottom of the river is kind of like the bubbly creek problem um all of the industrial water users are supposed to be monitored on a regular basis as to what they're what they're putting what they're how much water they're taking in how much pollutants they're putting out and being charged with surcharge whether or not some of them should be pre-treating i actually have talked to a couple of breweries the amount of water that breweries use um can be for one gallon of beer it can take seven gallons of water which ends up as waste which means that six of those gallons ends up as waste water going into the sewers and going into the treatment plants and possibly the river if it rains too hard um there is a great deal of monitoring that goes on there are some facilities that are monitored more or less there are some facilities that do certain dumping at certain hours of the day so they're not monitored the end of it is the illinois state should needs to start monitoring downstream um downstream as it goes in mississippi to try to pick up what happens and what's been going in um there's regulations i am always there are new regulations that are coming in with their it within every two two ten five years um they're necessary uh the dead zone in the gulf of mexico gets bigger and bigger every year because of nutrient pollution um the nutrients come from farms golf courses and a lot of wastewater plants and a lot of industrial manufacturers all up and down the mississippi which ends up in the gulf of mexico um yes regulations and enforcement illinois has been a little bit slow on a lot of enforcement and a lot of regulations and um the mwd has kind of been the um elephant in the room um you don't want to poke it uh and you want it you want to work with it somehow and i think that's most of the questions okay uh who's next okay this is question time we had we're and secure answering people um to neil what um do you think you might be able to give to the water reclamation district board so again that kind of comes into just the um community piece as well and so when you look at some of the uh former commissioners who are not no longer going to be there each commissioner has various agencies that they were over and so for example with um with barbara mcgowan i had to remember her name with mcgowan she was over like a nwacp committee um so they do other things than just the actual mwrd oversight so for me i'm definitely looking to jump in as it pertains to dealing with various committees with again educating the public at large getting the community involved uh to make sure that what what continues to happen does not continue to happen right so the fact that moving forward at the very least people will know about the mwrd at the very least people will not just know some things that they can do but we can report the fact that people are doing it so if you get more boots on the ground get people more hands on with the various communities it's 129 communities in the cook county area and so if we can like and so again for me i'm a quantifiable person so like we can definitively get a plan to start interacting with a variety of communities and understanding that again my term is a two-year term so i'm not a person that believes that over the over promising but i believe in over-delivering i think one of the reasons why people don't like politicians is because they typically know these buzzwords they know the right things to say but then once they get in office they realize that they put out too much so for me i'm a realist and so it's really about obviously going in in two years you have to learn what the job is um you have to know what's expected so yes we already know that we have to do bi-monthly meetings but then in terms of whatever uh commitment we're able to get we want to be able to uh take part of that as well as helping to impact the community just a minute just a minute i gotta get rid of another one give me a minute i gotta just go ahead i'm sorry go ahead and continue to kneel no i think that was pretty much it we can take another question i think yeah bob matter go ahead rules um yeah uh how how is the uh water quality improved or unimproved for the last several years um the water quality has based on the amount of aquatic organisms their fish count is increased which means the water quality is increased there is um people like you that are in the north branch are doing a lot of muscle surveys um dad will tell you that water quality is improved um we can you can you put a number on it you know i can't um i would have to look at a bunch of him you know what all right james if you're there get rid of them blank them out get rid of them james whatever it is yeah if you don't know him delete them you don't know him delete them well uh i don't know who you are james but you got an ipod mic and and and just mute yourself the same person that was the other one all right i'm gonna put her out then oh come on look at them yeah if you don't know them we don't know these people boot them all right down and don't let them back in okay um all right we're there so you know okay she wants to come in and listen again she's fine but it's just like you know no there's something funny about this person obviously come on get a clue no she's crunching celery she doesn't that's a that's a cam that's a that's a recording from the internet yeah but it's totally but the purpose is to disrupt what's going on right [Music] probably democrats trying to uh disrupt the green party [Music] just uh you had a few other ones playing earlier i don't know if you saw him but i did it it's the first time we've been trying to be uh hacked ever before but we'll get in but you know yeah if you see somebody come in that's good like right now hello my bad i joined a little late i had to go run a few errands but i i got to the meeting what's up okay okay good uh mary um if you could mute yours it's our question and answer period can you wave your hand if you hear me please yes daddy i mean yes sir yes sir okay no no we'll we'll keep you on but it's just we've been having some trolls coming recently you know you might see another person who's crunching celery or something and uh you know we we we're not trying to disturb anything it's the first time i've had to deal with a troll and zoom just mute okay view people and leave them there what happened ellen ellen shut up ellen calm your nerves down ellen ellen what's happening ellen what's happening is that they get unmuted right away i can't mute them permanently without booting them out and i'm trying to keep on it as fast as possible okay so now we're all set larry thank you for coming tonight and uh yeah and you know like i said you guys let's get back into our questions who's the who's up folks okay well i was still talking about the the water quality um so the the uh with with the loss of industry i i would have thought uh the water quality would have improved a lot but maybe maybe i'm just uh naive guys i guess the water reclamation district is really well they're treating waste water so it's not it's not just shadows it's not just human waste it's also uh pollution or like you know whatever discharges from factories and stuff like that is that correct yes and storm water runoff too which stop talking can be all kinds of storm water can be coming off of um phosphorus in lawn fertilizer is kind of an issue and people want to limit the phosphorus that's in long life because it when it rains it jumps off and it jumps into the storm water and then it runs into the river um uh oil on top of asphalt also big storm water issue which goes into the river but i also have read stories of they have seen um freshwater minks in the rivers which is a big a big key indicator species so those things make me think the river is is is a lot healthier um like i said there are there are places and there are times that i i wish that it was healthier at the same time like i said when i was a boy scout we were canoeing and swimming in all those rivers before 1972. so yeah i would love to see you know my the cross the river from where i live there's an old campground and i would love to see that developed as kind of a river access area that's it okay um all right our next question is uh who's got the next question raise your hand or larry do you have something to ask us uh no no no okay i'm sorry about that um all right who's next on the questions i'll last one go ahead ellen and then then charlie after you well okay sorry i missed the beginning i wasn't sure i'd be interested until i read tonya's um description and i you know it and i was really interested in what you said about the pharmaceuticals so i'm making some more coffee oh gosh watch out anyhow um i we had somebody with water talk here before and i i've gotten to the point where i'm afraid to drink your water oh god um i'm afraid to drink the water uh because it is possible that to put uh you know a virus or a biological you're cute but you're not that cute so shut up and stop interrupting her tim larry my name is larry not mary larry i wish tim would just x you out clearly you're a troll too tim would you get rid of larry just x amount okay this is not the time to be hand off ellen he's trying to larry gone no no [Applause] [Music] like i said larry's fine now let's keep going larry has been trolling me mute him or else i mean this is or get rid of him but he's he's with us okay so get larry out of there this is not clear to any of them i know i mean come on tim this is you got one job get rid of that kid now no i'll get rid of you first get your coffee because he's just gonna with me every time you walk away this kid with me again so pay attention tim you don't have to go get any coffee you don't have to smoke a cigarette just sit there and mute this kid yeah i'm sorry you guys but we've never had trolls here before but now i know what they are and you think it's really cute and i don't think it's cute this is what's going to really destroy this country you put somebody like him in there and we don't get anybody elected who's going to clean up the water and do the right thing you know so our ellen like i said self-destruct okay all right i'm glad get the you know is there a way to guarantee that we have clean water i think when they came up with some water problems before they said they tested it every 10 years and then you know i'm like every 10 years i thought when they found something in the water that the whole city would be giving out you know some kind of insurances and they'd go oh no we're not changing anything i mean how would we know they could just poison our water and we wouldn't know so i mean i like tanil and mark you look like you really do care about the water i think most of the people in politics are just machine people all right okay forget it okay well ella let me let me address this really quickly um so let's say this when we in general let me address this and then i'll address your question so the best way to disregard or to deal with um intruders if you will is just to disregard and ignore and try to keep your composure because their whole purpose is to try to get you worked up so when you do that you play into their hands so you just try your best to ignore and then you just need to like calm down just oh but to answer your question and i know daddy's rich gotta calm down i know daddy's rich just calm down all right so in each case i i don't even know if larry is old enough to but in either case i'm 19. i can show you my id okay okay i just asked so thank you for answering the question so hopefully you live within the cook county area and if you do what we're doing because you joined us late so what we're doing myself as well as mark are candidates for the mwrg commissioner so that way you can tell some of your friends hopefully all of you guys are voters and you can go and vote on november 8th but to answer you ellen may i invite a friend once once i get done then we can address you but that's kind of the protocol so we want to make sure that we're observing protocol okay so you got the next question to answer your question ellen um it's not that that the water isn't getting better or that it isn't being treated it's just it's always some type of contamination that's happening and so all we can do um i don't know if you guys are aware but mwrd does have a small stream maintenance program and what that is so um if ever you happen to see any type of degree in different streams or whatever they actually have a phone number that you can call they also have a website that you can go to where you report the blockages or the debris and they will remove it and so these are the things that i'm saying where we as citizens we can do our part to try to help with all of the various contaminations but yes the point of the mwrd plans is to treat that water so you you i mean will it be you know a hundred percent pure um that we don't necessarily know but for the most part it is not dangerous to drink at this point not not directly from the river as mark said but just in terms of what comes back to you okay you're done to neil and i ellen did you did she answer your question for you i think so you know uh um all right are there do you think there are standards you know where they're testing it regularly and so that there's no and really the pharmaceuticals i had read that they there's no way to get those out of there or even detect it and um it's just weird but uh some days it's green and i it just seems like it's left up to a kind of aging bureaucracy um whereas you would think there needs to be standards um so but i think so but um yeah let if somebody else go ahead all right charlie you're next and larry is if you want to go okay we'll be after charlie all right go ahead go ahead charlie it looks like larry left no i'm sorry charlie go ahead please sorry about that will you let me ask the question yes [Music] i i what kind of chair are you uh the i'm not certain if this is in the purview so to speak of the candidates but we had a previous earth day speakers on several occasions a plumber and water water supply guy and he maintained that the water from the faucets was better ellen will you believe that [Music] all right let's uh let's do it again charlie they're watching excuse me tim tim yes um charles was speaking i know he is can we just meet your mike all right charles continue now he maintained that the water from the faucet was preferable to be drinkable more drinkable than purchasing water in a bottle plastic bottle because they use various chemicals to clean the bottling equipment and the bottles do you have any idea regarding that is there is there any veracity to that assertion yes and i have read some studies that the source of some of those bottle the water that goes into those bottles is not all that strictly tested or is not the same source um the amount of degradation inside those bottles or the ways those bottles are cleaned is another possibility the water that comes from i actually interviewed for the water department that is in evanston which is the water that delivers to death planes they have their own lab they do testing every day they have their under federal standards they have a elaborate filtering system i asked them about hexavalent chromium which is a issue that is shut up and just kissed me ellen meet you mike stop talking ellen get rid of this kid um they're they're always testing they're always coming up with standards there's more and more complicated uh pharmaceuticals they pharmaceuticals tim this is a smoking zone metal okay all right this is getting a little ridiculous uh tim tim your mic's not working man we can't hear you all right how's that better yeah that's better get rid of larry and randy okay they're trolls just get rid of the kids okay they're keeping every time you walk away they are playing with us but you know that i don't know and you need to stop ellen everyone everyone mutes your mic let's calm down it's everybody whenever you get up and they need to either and they've made it very obvious that they're not going to behave themselves excuse me i'm trying to behave you're the one who is yelling mother because i'm old enough to be your grandmother margaret margaret you're the only one yelling margaret people your speaker left because they keep talking over him and and and and and the other speaker said we should ignore them but it's really hard for me because i'm getting old and and i'm you know doing that thing margaret so they need to go they're the only one and not understand what the guy's saying because they're interrupting him and they're going over him and they're telling ellen to shut up and you know i don't agree with no one told the time ellen to shut up so she is nice get rid of the kids blank them out tim do it now get rid of those two kids okay that's your job i'm 20 years old i'm not even just behave yourself yes sir yes sir i'll just say muted for this rest of the day ellen watch your language ellen watch your language tim watch your language [Music] all right let's go now you you really have to do that or you have to really stay here because they are unwrapped and pay attention to your job jim now you watch those two kids and then you get rid of them because you know what we're talking about you can't be this fast calm down ellen ellen calm down always gets like this at some point i think everyone will leave the other speaker leave and you're really cute and you're really pleased with yourself because you messed up stuff you realized it we just need to meet our mic tim was trying to speak let's go back to the meeting of the meeting please with yourself tim no need to do that we don't need to end this meeting if that makes he's already left okay now are we ready to go with the next part of the question session or not okay i mean there's there's no problem i mean okay bob you got another question go ahead okay now do you have all the trolls out of here yes okay um so uh now is our is our speaker still here is larry still here we're not larry i mean no i see uh still here yes no mark before you start bob i'm sorry i don't mean to be rude but i think that we as speakers need to really kind of have an understanding as to what purpose we're supposed to be serving um because when we come i think our impression what we were told was that we were going to be able to come we were going to be able to speak about the mwrd and basically educate those who came in to educate about the mwrd and then answer any questions that you all may have that's what we're trying to do and so that's and so uh as long as that's what we're doing but i know i i do know that mark left and when you have a trolling session that happens regardless of whom is between then you base you in essence you lose control of the meeting and so it's really not serving anybody well because at the end of the day you have the people that's leaving out there is nobody that's coming to an understanding and so if we can't gain control of the meeting it really kind of makes no sense to have a meeting so that's just my perspective i'll stay as long as we can kind of be in harmony one of one another i have no problems with people disagreeing because people disagree all the time but if we're not going to be able to reason together as adults then i i do have other things that i could be doing with my emails no one would retire at all literally no one cares all right so tim are you just letting anybody come back in again no there's a third troll here now like you continue he's not with us i'm done i'm leaving i just got it i just done it i just ordered them well you need to boot the other two no we don't even know that guy i have no clue who that guy was being randy is being reasonable now and i think we're all just continue on with what we got so bob keep your question going on well uh i i guess i was gonna i was gonna talk to uh the other guy but anyway he's gone um so i have no further questions all right who's next then anybody else [Music] um i'm sorry about all the trolling going on here but uh jan you got anything or or what not to neil what i my main concern is i know you got a business background and everything else but there's a lot that goes on in that water reclamation agency and you know i just don't know if uh i would imagine that it would somebody would have to be a qualified water candidate to know what is going on with that agency not necessarily if you look at the backgrounds of the sitting the current sitting commissioners um not all of them do so you don't have to there is nothing in terms of qualification so okay let me say it like this i understand where you mean from a practical standpoint so from a practical standpoint but from a technical standpoint technically speaking when you look at qualifications there is nothing in writing an award wastewater background or anything like that from a from a qualification standpoint um but i would say i'm not go i believe that comment alone i believe what i was going to say i'll leave that alone we will just suffice it to say that we have had other people in office who had absolutely no background and still were elected and so uh point but the point to your point is that yes i am aware um of the fact that i do not have that background however there are various issues other than just the wastewater knowledge that one has to possess in order to be an effective commissioner okay all right no i was just kind of curious that's why and um what uh what you know and that's why all right who else has questions uh i got a question go ahead larry uh like hypothetical like like are we allowed to like get naked type like like get comfortable for the meeting type or well larry uh the the way the college operates is okay we have a speaker who speaks we start about 6 6 15 then we have a question and answer period and at the end of the question and answer period we have a sim we have a um rebuttal period where each and everybody gets a chance to uh you know speak their mind on it i give away charles what are you smoking on he's got he and he larry um do you have a question larry larry let's cut that oh no thank god all right i'll cut it off goodbye nothing you did nothing sir don't kick him didn't do anything yeah i didn't do anything let's let's let's just let him participate can i ask what the uh the first question was because i came a little late what was that all right um our main topic was i don't remember what the first question was but um the thing is they have two candidates running for the water reclamation district toenails running off of the uh green party she's trying to make her case why we should elect her and what the mwrd is and uh what we're done is that she presented about 6 15 620 gave her presentation the other speaker also gave his presentation he left because he was getting constantly interrupted okay yeah and now what's happening now is that uh we you know we need you guys to just uh you know we've been having some trouble with a god couple of trolls and i think we can connect that to like this meeting how like he was getting interrupted like kind of like margaret was kind of interrupting well no no just just just okay see a lot of people here too in this format are very hyper sensitive about about things okay and that they they don't right tim you're being trolled right now are you that's stupid no i'm not deep emma's not right stupid all right you guys want to participate that's fine yeah i'm here to participate yes what you guys can do is mute and please protocol okay yes sir yes sir yes i'm gonna all right and so we're good on that damn i have one tim i have a question go ahead go ahead yeah did you just fall off the turnip truck and hit your head on the rock you know i think what we might do i think you just fell off the turnip truck hit your head on a rock oh my god well with that this is just unbelievable this is so unbelievable man thank you all so much for the invite and i will excuse myself and allow you all to but thank you all it was it was oh neil tell me okay i get your snapchat thank you so much she's uh she's actually you know you guys have uh have a great reference basically interrupted our meeting caused us a lot of grief we have tim i didn't do anything and the whole rules of the house are that people are allowed to speak speaking okay and and and you guys are not following the rules you're just you're just interrupting the minute that tim left uh larry was going shut up mute yourself uh and and ellen already was muted and she wasn't interrupting and so he was you're shaking your head like you have no idea what i'm talking about aren't you yes i don't i don't know what you're talking about like so well i don't care that you don't know what you were that we were talking about you were interrupting and i'm really sorry because this this i've been coming to these meetings for for almost 40 years and um and uh which is a hell of a lot older than you are and and and i found that they've been very important in helping me to organize my thoughts and i think that you guys are juveniles so i don't know if uh if margaret what did you just put in the chat if you are mature enough to understand that you're supposed to listen to people and not interrupt people but you guys are trolling this and i really resent it and i was i was tuning in to to i was coming to the meeting to find out something about the water reclamation board or find out something more about the reclamation board and what these people qualifications were and that's what you're supposed to do as a citizen of the democratic society is find out who the hell you're voting for and who's going to control your life who's doing the things amen you're alive but you guys aren't letting us do that you guys are not real quick yeah why didn't you tell starters himself you guys are frustrated with me that's why i'm done with that and it's not and it looks like we're being invaded by trolls for christ's sake so that's it yeah margaret you told tim to go f himself uh like look leave that alone i am that's directed at me i will leave so go to margaret with that so just leave that alone okay yes sir god may i inquire something here go ahead charlie i'm sorry i'm sorry number one the i wish to apologize uh to anyone who for this disturbance uh i don't know the controls of zoom i don't know why it is impossible to silence someone but one time why that was not done i have no explanation to foreign issue i apologize for the deficiencies of the chair and the college complexes they did not zoom as controls and they were not utilized they're still not presently being utilized and as a result this was a dysfunctional meeting now corrective measures are that either we go over the controls subsequent to the meeting and i don't see why these the entire audience was not silenced if somebody insists that i'm coming back i believe they can be eliminated in some fashion i've been watching charlie why they were not why they were not i do not know okay at this point i'm going to start all the time where i have personally been disruptive i was immediately silenced by the chair on one or two occasions why that did not happen here i have no explanation to give anyone hopefully in the future wait see that's what i mean he still will not enforce will you totally silence everyone tim shut up oh god okay this meeting is shut up no no this okay you guys randy is there any reason you cannot silence everyone tim i just got rid of randy oh i'm here to participate i have not caused nothing um i'll get rid of this today if you want to come back in that's fine but we yes i'll i'll come back next time yeah we need you we need you to larry you're not interrupting yes what is the problem of your doing this what is real what is stopping you he was just removed you are responsible trying to be courteous now if you don't you're in charge of the controls use them i don't know why you're not yes i thought i have no explanation i can say be quiet now you are totally responsible and culpable for what took place and you're still insistent for some reason for granting audience to some people are not here to care about and i it alludes me completely now in the correct message anyways that's what i mean get rid of this guy tim zap him i just knew it i just anybody that breaks the rules get stabbed very simply we will i'll talk with them and we'll adapt some corrective measures then if you're unable to do so we'll have to find the replacement maybe we should go back to rotating chairs if that's the case if you're unable to eliminate disruptive people from the group oh my god well look all right since i'm going to stop i'm going to stop the meeting now and stop the recording at this point because i think we've just divulged into everything else | Tim Bolger | UCJQPMVxtQJ11cL55KiM7lvA | 2022-04-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 10,780 | 55,253 |
DzN6hMrHSYw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzN6hMrHSYw | Motherwell Matte Black Solo Luggage Rack Install On A Fat Boy Lo 2016 | [Music] right this is for Kim's boy it is a fender rack and someone's gonna be installing it aren't you pull it out the box me you that's right it looks pretty basic so it is pretty basic yeah it's a matte black fender rack don't want to loose a little bolts only that's it no no lose the bolts and that's it there and we're gonna go out to the bike and Kim he's gonna put that on there so wait we'll catch you outside so here we are what are you gonna do Kim get in door then first steps first what are you going to do which is pretty easy it's just yes right right so that just protects through the leather of your bib so you line that up with the hole and yep the bolt it is a little knot nylon is it all plastic washer silver stainless steel one on the top yep you just pop that in the hole in make sure that you're not cross threading it and scroll why do we make point fare and then I'll get the trusty rusty trusty rusty so that is install of your bag rack ever so nice yeah quick and easy and we hope that's what you can put a bag on together mail in we've done yes [Music] that's bloody marvelous I'll come around this way and show them and that's it right there look at it not bad is it it's pretty discreet so there JIT [Music] | kimmyruss Adventures | UCI1vq3TWJBm0jlSgwmoaswQ | 2019-07-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 255 | 1,238 |
Otswhsp7Rao | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Otswhsp7Rao | I Get Overwhelmed by The Royal and the Serpent | [Applause] i get overwhelmed so easily my anxiety creeps inside of me makes it hard to breathe what's come over me feels like i'm somebody else i get overwhelmed so easily my anxiety keeps me silent when i try to speak what's come over me feels like i'm somebody else i get overwhelmed i get over so easily my anxiety creeps inside of me makes it hard to breathe what's come over me feels like i'm somebody else i get overwhelmed so easily my anxiety keeps me silent when i try to speak what's come over me feels like somebody else you | Will Taylor | UCOsmqMTjbNeK4DdVSRW3jvA | 2020-09-19 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 102 | 535 |
yc--qsJrWmE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc--qsJrWmE | Getting Correct size shipbox to send Sharp GF-9000 Big Ben | wait the what did you call yourself okay don't put that online I won't put that online well you need another 30 at least right well this one's bigger well I'm just saying this box is 26 and2 27 I got I got a 30 well I need a box that'll fit this one here properly cuz I'm going to bubble wrap the hell out of it and ship it out 30 and I've already gotten a box for this one so I got this big it's 30 at least you need at least a 30 uh the same box a 3020 well 20 will be this big you got enough room to bubble wrap it you got a 302 same 302 25 you just cut it down okay or cut in half and sandwich it all you put bubble on top and bottom another one of these all right well what I use cuz it ain't that heavy so you don't need you don't need another double thick box okay another one of those all right well then I give you plenty of room for bubble wrap peanuts pot bottles whatever you want to put in there okay great you don't want to use that that's a 3618 it'll fit too small snug in there you need something bigger only 18 wide you need 30 you need 20 wide yeah another 30 20 when you sh it won't be it'll be cut it down to wherever you need to okay or cut it straight and half and sandwich it like I said right that way you having a double you have double cardboard around it okay that's probably what I would do if you just told me to pack it up for you well I want to pack this up I'm saying if you that's package okay cut in half and double box I mean you know like I say sandwich one top of cut in half like that okay soft touch operation that's what is this one which one is the most valuable what this one they're both it's got the super wofer so yeah this one's just more impressive looking than that one looking I don't know just just all depends hey you missing knob no I'm not missing a knob I purposely did not bring any of the sliders and such for transporting in the vehicle okay along with that all that stuff's back at the house right I didn't want to be losing it wa from the value of it huh hey man you sold me a BX no I got use some pliers to turn it on so it's going to make that 230 2025 all righty | Cassette2Go | UC22vAm31Rrw3e1XsoXN77CQ | 2012-09-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 453 | 2,125 |
5WGcthhtcJ0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WGcthhtcJ0 | BCPS Teacher Lessons - Elementary ESOL Newcomer Ep6 5-20-20 | [Music] esol fundamentals unit 4 global connections week of may 20th 2020 episode 6. let's take a look at today's outcome today you will describe how weather affects landforms using sentence frames so let's review what a landform is we talked about this last week during episode 5. a landform is a natural feature of earth's surface let's take a look at some examples we saw last week do you remember what the name of this land form was remember it has a high peak great job this is a mountain this is naturally found on our earth's surface do you remember what this one was called remember it is in the shape of a v and is found between mountains what was the name of this v-shaped landform a valley great job take a look at this landform do you remember the name of this landform it is the water between the mountains in the valley what is this called great job it's a river today we're going to learn some new vocabulary the first word we're going to learn is weathering can you say that with me weathering great job the next word we're going to learn about is erosion can you say that with me erosion let's say them again weathering erosion great job let's learn about these two new words weathering is a natural process that slowly breaks apart or changes rock heat water wind living things and other natural forces can cause weathering this is a picture of a rock that is seen weathering through the years now let's learn a little bit about erosion erosion is a process where natural forces like water wind ice and gravity wear away rocks and soil erosion occurs at the earth's surface and has no effect on the earth's mantle and core those are the two innermost layers of our earth here is a picture of erosion weathering and erosion are similar but they are not the same let's learn some more about weathering remember that weathering from wind water and ice help to break down rocks below are pictures of different types of weathering the first one is weathering from wind you can see how it looks like wind has gone through the canyon to cause these stripes along the rocks the next one is weathering from water you'll see that the waves are crashing on the rocks which is causing the rocks to break from the bottom up the last picture is caused by ice you can see that it looks like ice has gone like a river through the rocks which is causing the rocks to break down and smooth out now let's learn more about erosion remember erosion is when the landforms are carried away or transported by natural forces such as wind or water below are pictures of different types of erosion caused by water ice and wind the first picture shows a picture of water erosion you'll notice that it looks like the water has moved the rock to create streams between the rock the next picture shows an example of erosion caused by ice if you look at the picture it looks like the ice has moved the rock to create a path the last picture shows an example of wind erosion in this picture the wind is moving the sand weathering and erosion work together to change landforms but how does weathering and erosion impact landforms first we need to talk a little bit about cause and effect when one event causes another to happen the cause is why something happens and the effect is what happens if you look at this little picture it is cloudy and so the frog needed to get an umbrella when it rained let's learn more about cause and effect what is the cause an easy way to remember cause is to think about what happened first and what about effect an easy way to remember effect is to think about what happened next the cause is causing something to happen so the cause has to occur first before the effect can happen so when we're thinking about weathering and erosion there is a cause that affects something else to happen so if you look at this diagram in the first picture water collects in rock crack there's a crack already in the rock and water is beginning to collect there in picture number two the water is freezing and when water freezes it expands and it is forcing the crack to get bigger in picture number three the ice begins to melt and now the water is getting deeper into the crack and finally in picture number four the process repeats until the crack finally splits in half you'll see that because there was a little crack in the rock in picture number one it caused all of the others to happen and finally the rock broke in half this is a good example of cause and effect because of weathering now let's look at erosion remember that erosion is not the same as weathering weathering is the process where rock is broken down erosion is when the water wind or ice moves the sediments so in the first picture here you'll see that weathering is causing the rocks to break down into smaller pieces in the second picture you'll see that it is raining the cause in this picture is rain the effect is that the water or the rain is causing all of these little pebbles that happened with weathering to move down into the ocean now let's learn more about weathering and erosion weathering and erosion breaks rock down into smaller pieces and carries the rocks to other places because of this weathering and erosion can change earth's natural features now that you learned a bit more about weathering and erosion let's look at this question what does weathering and erosion change if you remember from the last picture we looked at we talked about how weathering and erosion breaks rock down into smaller pieces when it does this it is changing earth's natural features let's read the sentence together at the bottom weathering and erosion changes earth's natural features weathering and erosion can be caused by rain and snow rain and snow wash broken rock down into rivers and lakes when there are big waves like the ocean it can pound on the rocks and wear away the rocks again this changes earth's natural features we just talked about two different types of weather that can also cause weathering and erosion let's look at this question and see if you remember what those two types of weather are what washes broken rock down do you remember what we talked about on the last one great job it was rain and snow rain and snow wash broken rock down into rivers and lakes pandas live in the mountains in china but they are slowly losing their habitat there are periods of long heavy rain showers in these mountains so how can the rain affect their habitat remember you learned a lot today about how weathering and erosion can affect the landforms by breaking away the land in the landforms so if there are lots of heavy rain in the mountains in china where pandas live what could happen to their habitat talk to a family member about what you think might happen to the habitat because of the heavy rain the heavy rain could cause the land on the mountain to begin to break away and be moved further down the mountain this could also cause the bamboo that pandas eat to go down the mountain as well which would mean that the pandas would need to move to find food this could be dangerous for them let's review our outcome to make sure we covered everything we said we were going to today today we were going to describe how weather affects landforms using sentence frames we started our lesson by describing different landforms and how weather affects them and then we use sentence frames to answer questions about weathering and erosion great job today | BCPS-TV | UCcaT0_-At2EkEhL8GHk57sw | 2020-06-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,366 | 7,445 |
Y-K0tHUfrlc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-K0tHUfrlc | AudioBible Day 180 One Year Chronological Bible 06 June 29 NLT Complete Version | June 29 one faithful Jerusalem see how Jerusalem once so faithful has become a prostitute once the home of justice and righteousness she is now filled with murderers once like pure silver you have become like worthless slag once so pure you are now like watered down wine your leaders are rebels the companions of thieves all of them love bribes and demand payoffs but they refuse to defend the cause of orphans or fight for the rights of widows therefore the Lord the Lord of heavens armies the Mighty One of Israel says I will take revenge on my enemies and pay back my foes I will raise my fist against you I will melt you down and skim off your slag I will remove all your impurities then I will give you good judges again and wise counselors like you used to have then Jerusalem will again be called the home of justice and the faithful City Sian will be restored by justice those who repent will be revived by righteousness but rebels and sinners will be completely destroyed and those who desert the Lord will be consumed you will be ashamed of your idol worship in groves of sacred Oaks you will blush because you worshiped in gardens dedicated to idols you will be like a great tree with withered leaves like a garden without water the strongest among you will disappear like straw their evil deeds will be the spark that sets it on fire they and their evil works will burn up together and no one will be able to put out the fire the Lord's future rain this is a vision that Isaiah son of Amos saw concerning Judah and Jerusalem in the last days the mountain of the Lord's house will be the highest of all the most important place on earth it will be raised above the other hills and people from all over the world will stream there to worship people from many nations will come and say come let us go up to the mountain of the Lord to the house of Jacob's God there he will teach us his ways and we will walk in his paths for the Lord's teaching will go out from Zion his word will go out from Jerusalem the Lord will mediate between nations and will settle international disputes they will hammer their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks nation will no longer fight against nation nor train for war anymore come descendants of Jacob let us walk in the light of the Lord a warning of judgment for the Lord has rejected his people the descendants of Jacob because they have filled their land with practices from the east and with sorcerers as the Philistines do they have made alliances with pagans Israel is full of silver and gold there is no end to its treasures their land is full of war horses there is no end to its chariots their land is full of idols the people worship things they have made with their own hands so now they will be humbled and all will be brought low do not forgive them crawl into caves in the rocks hide in the dust from the terror of the Lord and the glory of His Majesty human pride will be brought down and human arrogance will be humbled only the Lord will be exalted on that day of judgment for the Lord of heavens armies has a day of reckoning he will punish the proud and mighty and bring down everything that is exalted he will cut down the tall Cedars of Lebanon and all the mighty oaks of bation he will level all the high mountains and all the lofty hills he will breakdown every high tower in every fortified wall he will destroy all the great trading ships and every magnificent vessel human pride will be humbled and human arrogance will be brought down only the Lord will be exalted on that day of judgment idols will completely disappear when the Lord rises to shake the earth his enemies will crawl into holes in the ground they will hide in caves in the rocks from the terror of the Lord and the glory of His Majesty on that day of judgment they will abandon the gold and silver idols they made for themselves to worship they will leave their gods to the rodents and bats while they crawl away into caverns and hide among the jagged rocks in the cliffs they will try to escape the terror of the Lord and the glory of His Majesty as he rises to shake the earth don't put your trust in mere humans they are as frail as breath what good are they judgment against Judah the Lord the Lord of heavens armies will take away from Jerusalem and Judah everything they depend on every bit of bread and every drop of water all their heroes and soldiers judges and prophets fortune tellers and elders army officers and high officials advisers skilled craftsmen and astrologers I will make boys their leaders and toddlers their rulers people will oppress each other man against man neighbor against neighbor young people will insult their elders and vulgar people will sneer at the honorable in those days a man will say to his brother since you have a coat you will be our leader take charge of this heap of ruins but he will reply no I can't help I don't have any extra food or clothes don't put me in charge for Jerusalem will stumble and Judah will fall because they speak out against the Lord and refuse to obey Him they provoke him to his face the very look on their faces gives them away they display their sin like the people of Sodom and don't even try to hide it they are doomed they have brought destruction upon themselves tell the godly that all will be for them they will enjoy the rich reward they have earned but the wicked are doomed for they will get exactly what they deserve childish leaders oppress my people and women rule over them o my people your leaders mislead you they send you down the wrong road the Lord takes his place in court and presents his case against his people the Lord comes forward to pronounce judgment on the elders and rulers of his people you have ruined Israel my vineyard your houses are filled with things stolen from the poor how dare you crush my people grinding the faces of the poor into the dust demands the Lord the Lord of heavens armies a warning for Jerusalem's women the Lord says beautiful Zion is haughty craning her elegant neck flirting with her eyes walking with dainty steps tinkling her ankle bracelets so the Lord will send scabs on her head the Lord will make beautiful Zion bald on that day of judgment the Lord will strip away everything that makes her beautiful ornaments headbands crescent necklaces earrings bracelets and veils scarves ankle bracelets sashes perfumes and charms rings jewels party clothes gowns capes and purses mirrors fine linen garments head ornaments and shawls instead of smelling of sweet perfume she will stink she will wear a rope for a sash and her elegant hair will fall out she will wear rough burlap instead of rich robes shame will replace for beauty the men of the city will be killed with the sword and her warriors will die in battle the gates of Zion will weep and mourn the city will be like a ravaged woman huddled on the ground in that day so few men will be left that seven women will fight for each man saying let us all marry you we will provide our own food and clothing only let us take your name so we won't be mocked as old maids a promise of restoration but in that day the branch of the Lord will be beautiful and glorious the fruit of the land will be the pride and glory of all who survive in Israel all who remain in Zion will be a holy people those who survive the destruction of Jerusalem and are recorded among the living the Lord will wash the filth from beautiful Zion and cleanse Jerusalem of its bloodstains with the hot breath of fiery judgment then the Lord will provide shade for Mount Zion and all who assemble there he will provide a canopy of cloud during the day and smoke and flaming fire at night covering the glorious land it will be a shelter from daytime heat and a hiding place from storms and rain a song about the Lord's vineyard now I will sing for the one I love a song about his vineyard my beloved had a vineyard on a rich and fertile Hill he ploughed the land cleared its stones and planted it with the best vines in the middle he built a watchtower and carved a winepress in the nearby rocks then he waited for a harvest of sweet grapes but the grapes that grew were bitter now you people of Jerusalem and Judah you judge between me and my vineyard what more could I have done for my vineyard that I have not already done when I expected sweet grapes why did my vineyard give me bitter grapes now let me tell you what I will do to my vineyard I will tear down its hedges and let it be destroyed I will break down its walls and let the animals trample it I will make it a wild place where the vines are not pruned and the ground is not hold a place overgrown with briars and thorns I will command the clouds to drop no rain on it the nation of Israel is the vineyard of the Lord of heavens armies the people of Judah are his pleasant garden he expected a crop of justice but instead he found oppression he expected to find righteousness but instead he heard cries of violence Judah's guilt and judgment what sorrow for you who buy up house after house and field after field until everyone is evicted and you live alone in the land but I have heard the Lord of heavens armies swear a solemn oath many houses will stand deserted even beautiful mansions will be empty 10 acres of vineyard will not produce even 6 gallons of wine 10 baskets of seed will yield only one basket of grain what sorrow for those who get up early in the morning looking for a drink of alcohol and spend long evenings drinking wine to make themselves flaming drunk they furnish wine and lovely music of the grand parties lyre and harp tambourine and flute but they never think about the Lord or notice what he is doing so my people will go into exile far away because they do not know me those who are great and honoured will starve and the common people will die of thirst the grave is licking its lips and anticipation opening its mouth wide the great and the lowly and all the drunken mob will be swallowed up humanity will be destroyed and people brought down even the arrogant will lower their eyes in humiliation but the Lord of heavens armies will be exalted by his justice the holiness of God will be displayed by his righteousness in that day lambs will find good pastures and fattened sheep and young goats will feed among the ruins what sorrow for those who drag their sins behind them with ropes made of Lies who drag wickedness behind them like a cart they even mocked God and say hurry up and do something we want to see what you can do let the Holy One of Israel carry out his plan for we want to know what it is what sorrow for those who say that evil is good and good is evil the dark is light and light is dark that bitter is sweet and sweet is bitter what sorrow for those who are wise in their own eyes and think themselves so clever what sorrow for those who are heroes a drinking wine and boast about all the alcohol they can hold they take bribes let the wicked go free and they punish the innocent therefore just as fire licks up stubble and dry grass shrivels in the flame so their roots will rot and their flowers wither for they have rejected the law of the Lord of heavens armies they have despised the word of the Holy One of Israel that is why the Lord's anger burns against his people and why he has raised his fist to crush them the mountains tremble and the corpses of his people litter the streets like garbage but even then the Lord's anger is not satisfied his fist is still poised to strike he will send a signal to distant nations far away and whistle to those at the ends of the earth they will come racing toward Jerusalem they will not get tired or stumble they will not stop for rest or sleep not a belt will be loose not a sandal strap broken their arrows will be sharp and their bows ready for battle 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U_qN5WdCktk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_qN5WdCktk | A Revolutionary Method That Effectively Helping Women Lose Pounds and Inches and Improve. | my world completely shattered that day when my husband came home and dropped an atomic bomb that no wife ever ever wants to hear especially after i carried two of his babies i gave up my career and i was struggling just to feel like myself [Music] he was leaving us not even for another woman he was just leaving us i probably wouldn't be able to see him and he likely wouldn't even be able to call the kids my eyes started to burn as i desperately held back tears i clenched my jaw so hard so i wouldn't scream and wake the baby i felt like everything was closing in on me things lately were already hard i barely recognized myself when i walked past a mirror the stubborn baby weight ambushed my body and now i was losing my husband i secretly blamed myself and worse there was a chance he may not even come back alive i wondered if i'd ever see the father of my children the love of my life again and i was about to face an even darker moment on the interstate where i would come close to losing everything and i had no idea then that i was going to get a shocking phone call from a tent in the middle east from my hero husband that would end up saving my life right when he was about to possibly lose his own an unexpected secret that helped me drop all the extra pounds i gained faster than i could keep up with and gave me the body of my twenties back and now this life-changing top military training trick is also helping tens of thousands of women all over the world shed the stubborn pounds and overcome years of weight gain and self-hate it changed my life a lot absolutely altering to my to my health and wellness i'm down almost 25 pounds it's just changed everything for me hi i'm chrissa if you feel hopeless frustrated maybe even trapped in a body that doesn't even feel like your own anymore i understand and i want you to know there's light at the end of the tunnel and it's closer than you think i'm a wellness expert fitness instructor at some of the most elite studios in the nation cookbook author influencer and america's leading consistency coach you may recognize me from my appearance on national daytime tv shows or from my work with top doctors and nutritionists in america i've had the privilege of transforming hundreds of thousands of women's lives helping them lose weight boldly achieve their dreams and break through to a life they've always dreamed of it's all because i had to work through some really hard times and my own body struggles that led me to the most explosive weight loss discovery of our lifetime i know it may not seem like i can relate to you right now especially if you caught me on the dr oz show or in magazine spreads or maybe stumbled across my social media following of over a hundred thousand women who look to me for nutrition exercise and the most cutting edge weight loss information but a few short years ago my life was unraveling at every barely stitched together scene after my husband told me the shocking news that he was being sent to fight a war across the globe i couldn't get past the shock and every hour of every day was a struggle just to muster enough courage and strength to get out of bed and face the world i was hiding an embarrassing addiction and smothered in a painful loneliness that never seemed to lift but because i had two little boys that needed mommy while daddy was bravely fighting a war overseas i had no choice and even though he was facing immediate danger every single day life at home became a battlefield too when my mind and my body was constantly at war with itself the warning signs were all there my sunken in eyes weak body plagued with psoriasis and acne my bloated stomach and the flood of negative thoughts that haunted me daily somehow i stopped bothering to take care of myself while i was taking care of everyone else i'm i'm embarrassed to admit this it's something i've never really truly confessed until now but my binge eating at night it became out of control all this stress and worry and loneliness and anxiety it made me feel like i was a prisoner of war to food i felt so shameful but i couldn't stop when the kids were sleeping i'd eat an entire bag of chips handfuls of chocolate chip cookies or polish off a box of cereal in no time food seemed to capture me and held me hostage it was the only thing that numbed me from all the pain and stress i was in for a moment and if you've been where i was keep watching because i'll share with you the drastically simple trick that changed all that for me little did i know that an underground military fat loss trigger would melt off the emotional pounds i'd gain eradicate my cravings and end the stress eating before i felt like i was constantly at war with myself and my cravings i never knew which side was going to win after battling willpower all day long i would be defeated by the binges at night time and the weight just continued to spiral out of control but this widely unknown military tactic melted the resistant enemy fat cells and annihilated the battle going inside my body it didn't just defeat the enemy it eliminated it and the battle to become a bombshell again was won and it works no matter what your age gender or fitness level and if you've been struggling to lose the extra pounds that make you feel chubby and embarrassed if you want to feel energized and sexy again it's vital you watch this short presentation because you too may be plagued with a newly discovered fat hoarding condition affecting millions of women in western cultures and keeping them trapped in a vicious cycle of weight gain year after year which explains why diets have always failed you and banishing the age-old belief that the only way to lose weight is killing yourself for hours at the gym or eating less than a picky two-year-old or that once you hit 45 weight loss becomes impossible that's just not true i'm on a mission to share with as many women as i can the highly guarded military fat loss technique newly reinvented for the everyday woman that defeats diet resistant fat cells and it's working for people all over the globe attacking fat ambushing cravings and melting off pounds for good and claim victory over fad diets and money sucking gimmicks that don't work in just a minute what i'm about to share is the most highly guarded now unclassified secret that kills cravings for good and restores soldier speed metabolism from the comfort of your own home and the best part is you can do it anywhere anytime even just sitting on the couch or if you're stuck in the office but the vast majority of people who try this fat loss trigger say it works best right before eating a meal and it takes just seconds what i'm about to tell you today will change everything you thought about cravings that seem impossible to quit and fat that never seems to go away and it will explain why gaining weight has been so easy and losing it has been so difficult until now in the next five minutes i'll explain why these weight sabotaging mistakes are so common and how you may be programming your body to work against you the minute you get out of bed the same mistakes i was making that fateful day in march when i almost lost everything i had a moment that changed my life forever it was only a matter of time until all that pressure almost exploded i'll never forget the day i was driving alone on the interstate and it all reached a scary breaking point in a matter of seconds i couldn't stop the anxiety and the sense of dread as i drove 70 miles an hour that day with nowhere to go i hated my body hated my haggard looking face and i hated that i had no self-control but i really hated being alone in my struggle this funk i was in i was starting to worry if it was truly depression it didn't help the scale became an enemy reminding me daily of my defeat and disgust with myself i slumped over the steering wheel as i replayed last night in my head my irritability with the kids binge eating again and soaking my pillow with tears i felt like a bad mom and a terrible example for my sweet boys i was spiraling into doom and gloom fast as fast as i was driving and suddenly i saw something sparkly in the corner of my eye the sun caused a blinding reflection that bounced off a light pole and caught my gaze at the side of the road it was overwhelming how it sucked me and scary actually that dark thought that entered my mind was so shocking but oh so devilishly effortless i'm ashamed to admit this but for a split second i wondered what would happen if i ran into that poll i was so sleep deprived and battling inner demons in my head i should have been strong for my husband away defending us but the thought of a minor injury to bail out of my duties actually sounded like a good idea like a massive relief like i'd finally have permission to not be okay for a while and that felt good i remember thinking my mom could just fly in and watch the kids and i could rest at the hospital the food would be portioned out for me and i wouldn't have to deal with all the temptation i wouldn't have to cope i could just sleep i needed a break not to feel like i was so wrong and helpless at the same time i didn't trust my willpower anymore and i felt like the world's biggest failure what happened next was the turning point for me it was an unexpected sign no one could have predicted with the help of one particular hero and you have a choice too to stay in the same misery hating your body and wondering what is wrong with you feeling trapped or turning your life around to uncover the blind spots you've been missing for all these years changing the broken body that's not your fault and claiming victory over this scale and drop pant sizes flatten your belly and finally be proud of the body you love that's why i'm so passionate to share with you the tactic used to combat those seemingly impossible weight loss barriers that helped me and thousands of other women too no matter what your age your weight your fitness level or your genetic makeup actually the more weight you have to lose the more effective this tactic is even if you never work out or eat salads every day for lunch even when you're dealing with monthly pms symptoms or post-menopausal setbacks and it's worked for women like these but maybe this feels impossible for you like you're not wired the same way as other women with those kinds of success stories if you've lost confidence that there's a solution that will work for you i understand i thought i was doomed too it wasn't until i learned of a little-known condition discovered by a german researcher in 2013 affecting millions of women all over the world that terrorizes and destroys your brain's neural pathways making it harder to resist fat-causing food that you battle with every day once i realized i was a victim to this devastating condition i was able to use a simple training tactic my husband learned in the military to reverse the bad habits and turn my body into a fat fighting machine with a simple brain reprogramming trick it helped me get in shape flatten my belly and feel amazing inside and out that wouldn't have happened if i wasn't so close to losing almost everything in a close call of self-destruction and the moment that led me to discover three massive mistakes i was making trying to get my health and body back just seconds after that dark fantasy of a car crash ambushed my mind something shocking happened some call it coincidence but i call it divine intervention seven thousand miles away in the starry night in the desert my husband felt a panic in his gut and he knew he had to reach out to me it was hard for him to find a phone to call home and i rarely expected to hear from him not for another month or two but he knew i was in danger the surprise phone call shook me to my core when i saw my phone lit up with an unrecognizable number i swerved my vehicle off the freeway and dropped a bombshell of sobs and confessions to him all the resentment unhappiness with myself and my body and the intense feelings of overwhelm and failure spewed out of my mouth like liquid hot napalm i felt horrible for unloading all that on him but i wasn't thinking rationally my mind hadn't been rational for a while the silence on the other end felt like an eternity so long i started to panic that he got cut off or worse he was disgusted by what he had just heard but before i could call out his name he responded with an odd mix of compassion and sternness i have an idea it's going to sound odd but i need you to go with it we have to fix this he said what he told me sounded like a silly joke but he was serious and here's the thing i love that man i trusted him but i had never heard him sound so strong and confident before he only had a few minutes left to talk and it was coming in and out but i managed to piece together exactly what to do next and three simple steps he'd explained how i'd combat the overeating urges effortlessly with this sequence how to reverse bad habits i had no control over anymore and how i would conquer the scale and regain control he told me stories about years of intense military training which led him to become an officer in the united states marine corps and how to use just a few easy parts of those methods to get the same results for a busy tired defeated mom like me as he spoke his voice lowered to a whisper as if he shouldn't have been telling me this but he was willing to risk everything to make sure i didn't self-destruct i got home that day and looked into everything i could about what he told me and found nothing not a speck of reassurance it would work not a single piece of information online nothing i should have thrown in the towel then and there but i had seen firsthand how my husband had transformed boys into strong lean resilient marines so i went along with his idea i followed his method it was either that or back to the old self i couldn't live with anymore deep down i was worried it was going to be too hard i mean i'm not some tough marine but he assured me we could make it doable for me even though i was tired and skeptical and in just days everything started changing i surprised myself with bursts of energy i didn't feel sluggish by noon like i usually did my stress was going down too and my belly was visibly flatter in just a few days making my pants start to fit more loosely i truly felt like i was coming back to myself my sister even started noticing the new glow when i'd facetimed her i was finally able to be the woman my kids needed me to be and my husband deserved and the person i loved in the mirror what he told me about a closely guarded military fat lost secret helped me get into shape destroy bad habits and take back my life before the ways i was living would crush me and in just a minute i'll share this method my husband learned in the military that changed my life but first i have to ask have you ever wondered why it's so hard to resist fat causing food even when you're desperate to lose weight wasting so much time and money on the battlefront of healthy living it's like being tortured by the enemy into talking during an interrogation fighting off the temptation to eat chips or donuts of course isn't as extreme as being held against your will in enemy territory but when we're being tested despite our strongest attempts not to give in top german researchers have recently discovered that it alters our brain chemistry this mind confusion battling your will every day is called hedonic hyperphagia and it laughs in the face of will power and by laughs i mean completely bulldozes this psychological condition programmed in our brains intensifies those feel good neurochemicals when we eat the bad food that makes us feel so good in the moment and makes you crave it more and more as if you need it for ammunition to survive and when you're being sucked into enemy tricks eating these addicting things something scary happens the cellular and molecular adaptations in your brain get numb to the satisfaction explaining why it's so hard to stop at just one bite of the brownie and spiraling out of control like an atomic bomb on all your efforts to lose weight you've been chemically conditioned to keep needing more and more and wave the white surrender flag every time you're tempted and studies show that when you try white knuckling the cravings and go cold turkey the urge becomes even stronger proving once again that will power simply doesn't work i know this may sound hopeless but here's the good news there is a simple way to deactivate the craving part of your brain millions suffer with in silence grappling with the shame and embarrassment of being overweight sluggish and emotionally isolated from the people that they love the military knows key tactics how to resist torture and it turns out the same techniques can be used in a much lighter way to have really powerful results when it comes to cravings it's not another restricted diet and it doesn't mean you have to swear off brownies or pizza the rest of your life this isn't about deprivation it's easy enough to do anywhere in just seconds a day and actually makes your body start working with you again instead of actingly fighting you against your willpower but before i share this unusual yet incredibly effective method i have to warn you about something because if you're making just one of these three most common weight loss mistakes either now or in the past you won't be able to fully grasp the habit reset trick that women are experiencing results with in as little as two days although the method has been recently declassified most of it is unknown to the general public because they're caught in the crossfire of following some of the most misguided advice we've seen in decades which is why i urge you to stop doing these things if you want to lose the extra weight and flip bad habits upside down have you ever been told that fruit has too many carbs or too much sugar and could be making you fat let me explain why this silly piece of advice could be doing further damage the first mistake women make when trying to lose weight is restricting nature's superfood fruit in recent years the fitness and weight loss industry has been pushing extreme rules that restrict even healthy food that aids in women's weight loss and while that may get short-term results for some eventually restriction causes psychological imbalances in the brain causing constant daydreaming obsessive thoughts about food and later more likely to binge eat swearing off bananas for life could even lead to a shorter life span leading researchers in poland discovered that banning food groups can have severe long-term consequences some as extreme as cardiovascular disease and cancer and good carbohydrates found in fruit are key macronutrients needed for energy to get through the day and have even been shown to help people lose weight and keep it off soon i'm going to tell you exactly which ones they are the same fruit offered in military cafeterias all over the us and in overseas combat zones military warriors know that fruit is essential to stay lean and in shape but i need to warn you about the second big mistake that's making women fatter without them even knowing it if you've been battling the urges to eat your favorite foods and feel an overwhelming temptation to overeat at night it's actually not your fault according to top social psychologists at florida state university and it explains why smart sensible people become powerless to food temptation the second reason people aren't losing weight is because they blame willpower and then blame themselves and studies have shown instead of it getting easier when you use willpower to resist food it actually makes it harder to step away from the pantry or the refrigerator especially at night basically willpower starts to work in reverse after dark a common condition scholars and scientists have labeled ego depletion that explains why the urge to eat sugar or over-indulge in junk food later in the day is so common the shocking truth is saying no to things during the day means when the sun goes down your willpower is so depleted you say yes to everything instead the military knows to never train soldiers to rely on their own willpower to resist giving in after long days and intense circumstances because they know they lose every time so they gave war fighters a better secret that doesn't require any will power and makes it easier the more you do it instead of harder and you can do it right on the couch after dark when the junk food cravings hit no more binging than beating yourself up but there's one more mistake you might be making and it might surprise you it's the single biggest lie we've been fed for decades dieting let me ask you something have you ever heard of a soldier trying to cut calories or lose a few inches never because they simply don't need to in fact the military keeps elite performers as far away from diets as possible because they know that 95 percent of diets fail not only do they know diets don't work they know that diets actually do the opposite and most people will regain all that weight back and oftentimes more your diet may be literally making you fat let that sink in just think of how many people sign up over and over for weigh-in programs pre-made diet meals or expensive meal replacement shakes if any of those actually worked the million and billion dollar weight loss companies would go out of business within months but staying lean and fit in the military isn't about money it's about keeping people safe and alive and they do it while eating whatever they want not restricting calories and without gaining a pound i can't wait to share with you the declassified military secrets for weight loss only i have access to because of my high level military spouse the number one indicator of permanent success to get women's bodies primed for optimal weight loss i never knew he had the key for me to achieve my goals and banish uncontrollable cravings that dictated me like a puppet for so many years it wasn't until my husband revealed to me a military fat loss trigger i could do in just 60 seconds a day that i finally stopped battling my weight and got the body of my dreams this specific technique can be done first thing in the morning or right before dinner some people even find it especially powerful at restaurants right before they eat without anyone else knowing you're doing it it takes just seconds but the results those last for years once i connected my husband's success staying lean strong and mentally sound in his over 12 years of service in the military to the ebbs and flows of my everyday life i became a whole new person inside and out my kids were happier since mommy wasn't so down all the time i got dressed up to just run errands and my husband finally came home from war to an even better version of the woman he married i went from rock bottom to fairy tale just like that and i quickly realized that i couldn't keep it a secret even when friends at my high school reunion asked if i had work done or when i was mistaken for my younger sister my husband wanted to take me out all the time it felt like he wanted to show me off a little and that extra attention it felt good but the best part is when he pulls me so close and his arms wrap around me tighter than ever i started sharing this technique and these results on social media and my posts were going viral in a matter of hours people couldn't believe the transformation they'd experienced in such a short period of time news agencies were calling me asking to interview me and have me contribute to their stories and when national network tv and huge publications started taking notice i knew it was time to share these amazing fat scorching recipes and brain hacking craving techniques with more women and record this video you're watching right now this works so well and i believe that everyone deserves a chance to have access to this life-changing information because i experienced these victories in my own life and saw the life-changing shifts in my clients lives too for the first time in years some even decades they've lost their most stubborn weight and have stepped into a whole new self my clients shocked themselves with how easily they drop pant sizes and stop the mental food battles they'd struggle with since they could remember most of them stopped having to restrict the foods that they loved and they didn't waste time anymore with long sweaty workouts they hated while avoiding hazardous expensive medication or even plastic surgery with the hopes to slim down again after years of seeing these incredible results firsthand i knew i needed to do something to get this information to the masses but you'd be surprised how long it takes to convince health coaches and gyms to add this unique programming to their lineup or how much money it costs to reach people on a speaking tour as a busy working mom who moves every few years for her husband's military career i didn't think i'd ever have the financial resources or time to mass produce this video and get it into the hands of women just like you who need it most but i was so passionate about my methods so i continued to push past all the barriers and share this mission which is still getting millions of views on social media and i'm so happy you've made it here there's nothing more that i love than hearing from women who've experienced freedom from feeling like they're chained inside a body that's failed them and becoming ecstatic with how they look and the confidence they feel and i can't wait to hear it from you too that's why i'm thrilled to introduce lean body confidential i know you're eager to learn about this revolutionary method that's helping women lose pounds and inches and improve their entire lives inside and out with the foundational military fat lust technique to reset your life as a healthy fit woman combined with a unique fat burning foods meal plan packed with simple easy irresistible recipes a unique mindset blueprint to reset brain neural pathways that deactivate cravings and banish emotional eating and the most effective yet gentle fat detonator moves to burn calories fast some without even having to stand up you'll enjoy the active joyful life you've been longing for starting today but i have to warn you if you expect a punishing weight loss program that makes you feel like a lab rat makes you chain yourself up to the nearest treadmill or makes you live off kale this program is not for you in fact this secret method is unlike anything you've done before this military technique covers your biggest barriers in the fight for better health the three things you struggle with most that we tackle right there in the program the mind the mouth and the body my unique system covers all three of these battle zones so you can claim victory over all of them and i'll be with you every step of the way these women have discovered it's possible for them to i'm down 21 pounds total i've definitely lost 12 or 14 pounds i've lost 20 pounds as you can see this is just a tiny taste of what you can experience when you follow the lean body confidential system now let's take a quick look inside and i'll show you everything you're about to receive with this life-changing program you're about to learn the exact step-by-step instructions how to get natural body slimming results in less than a week you're getting the complete lean body confidential sequence where i take you through step by step and show you how to make and enjoy metabolism recharging super foods for breakfast lunches and dinners laying the foundation to reprogram your taste buds to love eating these healthy foods without feeling an ounce of deprivation you'll experience a burst of energy all day long crave food that fuels you and you'll be thrilled with the decrease in belly bloat skin irritation restless sleep and crippling anxiety and you'll burn through fat like never before as you revitalize your metabolic cells you'll also learn the unique way to effectively cut out intense cravings and overeating by following a few simple thought reversal techniques that have blown women away with just one try you're going to love the low impact fat detonator movement patterns that you can do anywhere immediately to unlock lean tissue that flattens your belly while also toning your arms and whittling down your hips and thighs and did you know certain eating patterns can actually help you lose weight quicker just by rearranging the type of food you're eating to a different part of the day you're about to find out the simple smart eating cycle that accelerates the weight loss process and gives you the tools to keep it off for good without cutting calories not to mention the effortless chef prep techniques to improve your skills in the kitchen and knowledge of how to make the healthiest foods on earth the easy and tasty way and you'll be blown away at the simple psychological brain technique used by olympic athletes gifted artists successful entrepreneurs and world leaders that uncovers the answers to why you've gotten stuck in the past with no results and never fall into that trap ever again plus much more than we have time to chat about today i want you to imagine how incredible it will feel to look at yourself in the mirror and love the person staring back in skinny jeans sundresses or tighter tank tops to return to the activities you once love or sightsee new places without having to worry about if you're going to tire out look out of shape or get embarrassingly winded you'll stop obsessing over every little calorie because you'll know your metabolism is working for you all the time and don't forget about the money you'll save from medical bills supplements personal trainers and expensive weight loss fads that require startup fees and weekly dues this can add up to thousands of dollars just think of what you could do with all that extra cash maybe take the vacation you've always dreamed of or a well-deserved day at the spa because right now you have the chance to regain your self-worth again drop the weight once and for all and wake up with more energy than ever before but more than that is the bulletproof mindset you'll gain to make healthier and better choices with ease like a domino effect while safeguarding your life against some preventative chronic illnesses like diabetes heart disease even cancer i'm sure the people you love want you to be happy and around for a long long time and that's not all today for a limited time i have a very special gift for you i've decided to include my lean body confidential starter guide along with the entire transformation accelerator schedule this duo manual and pre-plan calendar gives you all the foundational steps and modifications so you can rest assure you'll be able to complete the program regardless of your age weight or environment most people love to have this handy manual because it gives you the extra guidance and personalized help as if you had your own personal health coach everywhere you go without having to pay hundreds of dollars for just one hour of instruction in fact today it doesn't cost you a thing it's my gift to you absolutely free valued at over 49 dollars i want to make sure it's as easy as possible for you to succeed but that's not all i discovered after working with clients all over the world it's common for some to struggle with limitations or joint pain and many of the people i work with have also struggled with traditional workout programs that force them to get up and down off the floor which can be really hard especially if you have aches and pains i want to make sure nothing holds you back so that's why i've also designed a fat detonating modification guide to show you exactly how to do all the same fat blasting moves while standing up or even sitting in a chair no more getting up and down on achy hands or knees i want to overcome these hurdles together especially if you've been in pain not in great shape or just really busy these moves can be done without hassle anytime anywhere so they work great for busy people to fit in their day while standing at the kitchen counter or even sitting at their desk at work these routines are some of my clients favorites and i know they'll be soon yours too and with the bonus modification guide everyone whether you have joint issues prior injuries or have never worked out a day in your life will be able to do these with ease that's why if you decide you're ready to get the body back you once had decades ago i'm including the fat detonating movement modification guide absolutely free and because i know what it's like to struggle with stubborn cellulite around my backside and my thighs the embarrassment of all those dimples and lumps it is awful that's why i created a specific cellulite blasting technique to combat my embarrassing problems and it's helped my clients too so i know it will help you and you can do it anywhere lying down even in bed in just five minutes a day it's a client favorite that's why i'm also throwing in my five-minute cellulite blaster as another bonus absolutely free and i have one more exciting surprise for you today only you may have heard of my good friend emily lark she's known as america's leading healthy back expert and today i'm so touched because she's joining me to share a special gift with you chrissa thank you so much for having me here hi everyone i'm emily lark and for over 15 years i have been helping men and women of all ages around the world to break free from back pain using my simple gentle exercise method however a few years ago i found myself on my own fitness struggle when after the birth of my second son something had changed in my body not only was i not able to lose my baby weight but i actually started gaining more and more weight and all of the diets and exercise routines i've done in the past just weren't working for me anymore uh i was really freaked out at this time because i was like is something broken in here i thought maybe something hormonally had changed with my body and i was just never gonna get my shape back but that's when i talked to chrissa and she told me about her very simple military fat loss technique i tried it for myself and it changed everything not only did i lose the baby weight but now years later i'm still in the best shape of my life and chrissa i love you girl thank you so much you helped me so much and i'm so grateful that today i want to give something back so i have something special for everyone watching this video now i know it's really common for people who have been carrying around excess weight to also suffer from back pain i was there myself for many years so i know how that is so today for anyone who's watching this video i am going to give you a free copy of my back to life three stretch pain-free video this is a method that i have spent years developing with in-person clients and it contains my three most effective stretches for naturally stopping low back pain sciatica middle back pain upper back pain and even neck and shoulder pain right from home these stretches just take a few seconds a day they're so simple and easy but highly highly effective and the best part is you can either do them down on the floor or you can even do them right in your bed so it's really easy to fit into your day this video program normally sells for 49 but again i'm so grateful to have the opportunity to give something back to chrissa so anyone who decides to claim your copy of the lean body confidential system which i cannot say enough great things about you're also going to get a free copy of my back to life three stretch pain free video today i'm so excited for you i can't wait to hear about your awesome results when i started sharing teasers for this program on social media i was strongly advised by industry veterans and even eager clients that this program should be priced at 99.95 while this sounded a little steep for me i was reminded that it's nothing compared to the monthly cost of things like weight watchers or a grocery bill trying to follow the changing fads of a diet like ketogenic nutrisystem or juice cleanses even though i know some people would easily pay that much money to regain the metabolism of their youth and unchain themselves from a body they're ashamed of i also certainly know what it's like to feel helpless and desperate for a new solution and spending hard earned savings to try to get out of the physical and emotional pain you're in and i also know at that price people would be left out and i can't bear the thought of leaving anyone out to suffer because something is too expensive for them that's why i'm saying no to charging almost a hundred dollars for this program the program offered me renewed hope a better and happier marriage and it gave me my life back it's kept me fit healthy and happy despite having little free time as a working mom of two and i truly believe that without it i wouldn't be the mom or the supportive military wife i am today so i feel blessed to be able to share this amazing program with you that's why today i'm slashing the price as low as i possibly can while still being able to showcase this video to the public so i can reach more people like you and i'm not even going to charge half of the recommended price so to recap today through this video only you can have the complete lean body confidential series plus four special bonus gifts for a one-time payment of only 37 i know you're eager to get started so just click on that bright yellow button below this video and begin to unlock the secrets to eradicate the junk food death grip and break free of the embarrassment about your body and you can be confident in these results because you could try the system for two months at absolutely no risk here's what i mean when you say yes right now to the entire lean body confidential program you're saying yes to total victory shrinking your waistline and regaining control of your eating and if you're not satisfied for any reason at all even if you just hate the sound of my voice then let me know and i'm happy to refund your entire investment today for the program no questions asked that's right you have a full 60 days to try this system and if you aren't completely satisfied please email me at support leanbodyconfidential.com and i will personally make sure you are refunded 100 of your purchase you won't find a single personal trainer nutritionist or plastic surgeon who offer you a guarantee like this there is no risk to you i want to make sure this is an easy sure thing you won't have to wait another minute to revitalize your life melt off years of stubborn fat and ditch the dieting once and for all just picture it in minutes you'll hold the secret military techniques for achieving major change in your body with just a few easy steps allowing you to shred inches off your problem areas and trust yourself with any food put in front of you think of the self-confidence you'll feel wearing anything you want and looking stunning knowing you're taking steps to regain a life of activity and fun in just minutes a day while safeguarding your health and never having to do another yo-yo diet now or ever that's why it's time to regain your body and break free from the depression shame and the constant fatigue that weight gain has brought into your life or have to force yourself through hunger on restrictive diets and eating cardboard tasting bland food that makes you want to throw in the towel the next day making your weight loss goals more impossible than ever just imagine the look on the faces of your friends and family when they see you joining in on the fun again filled with a youthful energy while even sporting a slimmer physique hosting holidays and going to dinner parties without worrying about the dessert you have to avoid after all life is too short to say no to dessert all you have to do to get started is say yes to the lean body confidential system right now once you click on the button below this video you'll instantly regain your self-confidence and feel like there's nothing holding you back anymore from getting out into the world doing things you love and trusting yourself once and for all now please don't miss this we're almost getting towards the end of the video which means you have two life-changing options in front of you option number one you do nothing maybe you don't mind feeling sluggish battling food cravings and constantly checking yourself to make sure that your shirt kind of sits flat or your pants aren't digging into your side or perhaps you're fine with weight loss pills hormone replacement therapy or low carb diets that's fine but i'm here to tell you it will only get worse if it was going to work for you it already would have the pills injections and dangerous fad diets are like a band-aid covering up a problem a problem that might become far worse unless you do something right now because if you don't your next stop could be prescription drugs to manage chronic illnesses caused by being overweight and chronic pain from back and joint issues meaning thousands of dollars in bills and that's not even counting the activities you'll be forced to miss out on because you don't have the stamina to keep up you don't deserve to live like that living your best years like a hermit looking at vacation photos from other people behind your computer screen or even just struggling to tie your shoes before you get in the car living a life anything less than everything you've wanted just isn't your destiny i say this because i've been there and having gone through it myself i'm here to tell you you deserve to have a body you're proud of and do the activities you've always wanted to do especially as you get up in age and your quality of life becomes even more important that's why you should go with option number two listen to that voice inside you that knows you do not deserve to live in embarrassment and shame anymore i want you to feel what it's like to have tenacious energy all day to feel sexy again and want your husband to sneak a peek in not having to constantly obsess about what you're eating or worry certain foods that you love are bad because in the end what do you truly deserve doesn't your spouse kids or grandkids deserve someone who will experience the fullness of life with them looking forward to family barbecues holiday photos and summer beach outings or do they deserve to spend their days missing you and worrying about your health and happiness you deserve more and so do they that's why it's time for you to take charge don't let these precious moments pass you by you've watched this entire presentation for a reason you're tired of being a prisoner inside your body so what's just 37 to get your health and confidence back that's only 10 cents per day over the course of a year for the new you and don't forget you're protected by a 60-day complete money-back guarantee so you have nothing to lose except lots of weight just click or tap on the button below this video right now and get started this very minute once you do a new page will open up that takes you to a clickbank private checkout page that's completely safe and secure using 256-bit encryption technology now who is clickbank they're simply the merchant that i use to help process orders and i chose them because they're the best when it comes to internet security utilizing the same fort knox like technology that big brands like amazon use for their checkout purposes i want to make sure that anyone who trusts me with their health was also secure with their payment information so again just click or tap that shiny rectangular button below this video to get started a new page will open up that's your private and secure checkout page just enter your information in the boxes and you'll receive instant access to the complete lean body confidential system i can't wait to hear about your results still here still thinking about your order i understand i would be too so let me answer some of the most common questions i receive in my email inbox and some of you may be thinking right now how do i get the product once you've placed your order to get leanbody confidential you receive a direct link and email to the full program where you can download it directly to your computer or view it straight from your mobile phone and you'll have access for life if i'm over 50 and i have joint issues will i still be able to do this program absolutely every phase of this program has multiple options and modifications so it doesn't matter how old you are or what you've been eating in the past or what shape you're in you'll experience benefits at any age especially with the bonus free modification guide what if i try this and it doesn't work for me i'm so confident that you'll see and feel fast results with this program that i will personally refund 100 of your payment for a full 60 days after your purchase if you're not satisfied how long will this program be available for purchase that's the hard part i've been given the chance to reach out to you with this limited time offer but it won't be online forever the best way to guarantee your access is to click below and secure your copy of the program completely risk-free for 60 days is my credit card and personal information safe absolutely when you click on the button below this video you'll be taken to clickbank's 100 secure payment form your credit card and personal information are electronically processed without compromise clickbank is a top 100 global retailer accredited by the better business bureau and trusted with over 200 million customers in more than 190 countries who is clickbank clickbank is a global platform where product creators can share their information with millions of customers on a 100 secure network only after being approved through a strict authorization program and showing evidence on all written claims can a product creator sell their program using this platform clickbank stern approval process ensures only high quality products and valid information is given to all customers can i use paypal at checkout yes you can securely purchase the lean body confidential system using your paypal account or any major debit or credit cards when you click the button below this video and a new page will open up with your own private secure checkout area will i be billed more than once absolutely not the lean body confidential system is a one-time secure payment and you'll be the owner of the program forever what foods are allowed and not allowed to eat rule-based programs simply don't work you're allowed to eat anything you want on the program however the meal calendar outlines a plan that has proven to work for women in reducing belly fat curbing cravings and losing weight in as little as one week by eliminating common inflammatory causing foods and if you want dessert phase two helps you uncover eating with balance and unlocking food freedom so you never have to kiss your favorite treats goodbye now before i sign off i want to let you know that once you purchase lean body confidential i'll be with you every step of the way guiding you through each phase and helping you get the most out of the program there is nothing more than i love than working with people so no one has to go through what i went through i look forward to hearing from you and your experience as you unleash the fit confident you that's been cooped up all these years and unlock the relentless energy and vivaciousness click the bright 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